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LOTS WANTED.
FARMS FOR SALE.
LEGAL NOTICES.
JAMES A. WILEY,
S13 Woodward Buildings

AItUEney I0r Fl4lnIlUs
IN THE DISTRICT COURT or THE
hia. Holding an Equity Court.-Gladys
unknown heirs. slienees and devisees Of
Charles Glover and Ann Berry. Defend
ants-Equity No 633I6.-Order OF Pub
lication.-The object of this suit Is to
obtain q decree establishing Of record by
adverse possession PLAINTIFF title in fee
simple to Lots 107 to ITO, both inclusive,
Lots 116 TO 1913. both inclusive. and Lots
139 and 140, in Louis A. Alexander's 6uh-
District Of Columbia. as described n the
pIaintin. L Is. by the Court tbs lst day
fendants. the unknown heirs, alienees and
devisees Of Charles Glover and Ann Berry,
both deceased. cause their appearance to
Of the first publication hereof. otherwise
this cause will be proceeded with as In
case Of default. provided COPY hereof be
published once week for three successive
weeks in the washington Law Reporter
and in The Evening Star. longer and other
publication being dispensed with for salts
tsetory cause shown: r. DicKrNsoN
LET'S Jgst,sss;n tss;ns Seal , a true scpy.
By. EARRY N. HULL Asst. Clerk.
5ee,01o
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HOUSES FOR SALE,

LOOKING FOR A HOME?
OVERLOOKING FORT sLoCUM PARK.
7 NEAR S9STs' 19,h ! saths aND ssiS9S: s5iScY SITS
semi-detached brick. $500. s rooms.
= si: = sEMiiI::B MI:BGSaAIoow a = o BRICK; $3.50.
rooms, baths: seni ON 2 hS ioors; porehes;
wAPLE & JAMES. INC.
~ Specializing in Homes. ~
DowNTowN-NEAR SCOTT CIRCLE.
story and basement basement Brick house. 20
feet wide on very deep lot to alley; II
RATTs TEssspon room g oea bed
and in basement; big glassed-in con-
Property in very good condition. Excel
fine location for doctor. BOSS q
PHONE CLEVELAND 6se2.
NEW DETACHED BRICK HOMES.
D1rrEREST s1H DESIGNS
Prom Which to Choose.
$3.50 Up.
OPEN. HEATED. LIGHTED
Until 8 Pm.
Drive out Georgia ave. through Silver
Spring beyond red light to our sign at
'carefree Comfort with Modern Gas
WAPLE & JAMES. INC,
1921 Georgia Ave. Shepherd 4455.
SEE THE FOLLOWING HOMES.
l343 RTTTENHOUSE ST. NV.
Center Hall Brick. New.
MAY trade0
b41S BLAIR ROAD.
CAT Kennedy St.
New Detached Brick.
MAY trade.)
43 TEA ST. NW.-S6. 500.
New Condition: Vacant. Easy Terms.
211 CROMWELL TERRACE NE.
g Rooms. 2 Inclosed Porches.
Easily Arranged for 2 Families.
Sale at Bargain Price. Terms.
Immediate Possession.
SEE ANY OF ABOVE HOMES At
ANY TIME
WAPLE e. JAMES. INC.
Home Specialists.
1924 14th st. NV. District 3347.
TWO BUNGALOWS YOU MUST SEE.
10 Jefferson st. n.e:-A new brick
bungalow with every modern convenience;
304e Clinton ave. n.e.-An exceptional
value in a large bungalow in the Wood
ridge section. Open and heated daily
until Pm; Gonysnlsnt terms;
1877 r. l. Ave. NE. North 1908.
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REAL ESTATE WANTED.

group Of houses or good Investment prop
critics. G. @. DUTY. 1924 Vermont ave.
National 44S2. il
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STORES WANTED.

WANT TO BUY FOR CASH WELL LO-
Gated and rented stores. Estate has
$4,000 to invest. Address Box 300-C.
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OFFICES FOR RENT.

In DRorr BLDG. s00-sl0 ST NV
large. bright rooms. suitable for ofices or
shops S15 mo- and I'D Apply Room 1Q,
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$3.50.
CORNER BUNGALOW.

This home is located in nearby VIZ
ginia. minutes from downtown district;
It contains 8 large rooms. oil heat: General
ment, detached garage; on lot 1O0x115.
which is beautifully shrubbed and sur
rounded by large shade trees. a very un,
usual value. Call MR.. FREDER1CKS. all
day. District 800; after $50 pm. RAN
dolph l74O
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HOUSES FOR SALE.
Continued

1910 NEW HAMPSHIRE AVENUE.
(Eear Georgia Ave)
So. .600-This brick row house 25 IT. wide
has 3 rooms and large pantry on
1st floor and 3 rooms and bath
on 2nd floor: can be Immediately
converted into 2 apartments.
Gas heat; weather-stripped; .
fne Investment. Call BOSS &
PHELPS: Natl. $500. Evening
Adams
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HOUSES WANTED TO BUT.
STORES FOR RENT.

SIONES fON RkNls
HAVE SPACE FOR GOOD DRUG STORE
in Columbia Heights; prominent ssction.
Phone Adams 1921 for information.
A CORNER STORE. 1000 9th ST, sW-
Rent only $40 per month. PERCY n. RUS
SELL CO.. 1871 K st. NV.
LARGE, BRIGHT ROOM OVER s04 r ST.
n.w.-Window display facing = st. Apply
Room 10. $40 r st.
GROCERY OR LUNCH. 23O1- sHERMAN
ave. NV: s45s $50: srecery or lunch inch 399o
New York ave. NV. $50. grocery Or lunch,
92O 21st st. NV, $40. Call National
OSLO. 1921 18th st. NV.
2Il4 NEW YORK AVE: N:W:-sroRE: 5
NJ. FRANK RUPERT. 1921 7th st. NV.
S10O-e19 NEW JERSEY AVE: NV.
THOS. D. WALSH. mo.
S15 11th st. NV. Dist. 765S.
312 7th ST. sW.-sUITABLE MOST ANY
fIslns5s oYp eSE1ss Ts aso% Goo atE st. aeys
STORES FOR RENT. 10th q COL RD.
GASTON-CHARUHAS,
SOL woodward Bldg. Dist. 7766.
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NEAR GOVT. DEPTS.
PARK CENTRAL,

1900 r ST. NV.
Right Downtown-Near Everytnlns.
Save Car Fare-Walk 70 WORK.
Frigidaire Current Free.
500 5O-Rec. hall. large living room
dressing room. Murphy bed, sun room.
6tnette. kitchen. tile bath. built-m tuo
Bsllboy. Elevator. Switchboard Service.
1404 K CAFRITZ. Dist 90sO.
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SULLIVAN BROS,
1soo r a. NV Met 4323.

UNHEARD-OF VALUE, $8,250.
room. 2-bath Colonial home on 1371a.ft.
lot; recreation room. built-in.garage. auto
mats heat Located " mS:s Ssy
such quality home priced 90 10y; Gail
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HOUSES FOR SALE.

WOODBRIDGE. $3.50 WALNUT ST. NE
rooms. room SS bath. srepisee' ' Modern sitehen gas
heat; Large % lot rEnspwc5b Ea5sgs; $3.50. Open
2024 R. I. Ave. NE. Dec. 0317.
MT. PLEASANT SPECIAL.
Owner will sell to responsible party With
at s6.9bO. Cleveland 1884. II.
3711 KANSAS AVE. NV.
A NICE CORNER.
90 #: wide; rooms: builtcin Ea1sEs; dnIT Il In
pree preciste sHii Wiiins to sscrifee. must Be sold
to settle estate. See 1t at once.
or69sRdE 9RHE PAaFE WHIfr: Z 1o A9.Ss : Mes Tf2es.
$15,950.
WOODED SETTING.
CHEVY CHASE.
Owner. leaving the city. has lust reduced
P5fe S Of ss yuay
ton You will do well TO investigate TO-DAY.
Colonial type. brick construction' @ cenIeI-
hall plan-beautiful living room. approx:
large. bright dining room; perfectly ar
ranged and thoroughly modern kitchen:
three exceptionally well-proportioned bed
tGeds tfled baths tbs Psfse nsHlated attic tample
Sired. tastefully finished recreation room
with snd aho Many spe
viii appeal to the discriminatins pur-
sassed ana dosWood voc sts trees IS ali that could Ss
d'.sifaA g-f;5 E. skAHR Afas';s c9 Dist, ss sssso
E1eninss toa Can Mr. Walk. Clev. 53I9.
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HOUSES FOR SALE.

Bethesda, Md.-48l0 Leland st.
A new white Cape Cod Colonial. CENTER
hall plan; s large rooms and porch; open
daily to 3.
GOSS REALTY CO.,
5000 Wis. Ave. Wis. 2553.
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CLEVELAND PARK PROPER
Attractive detached home of large
rooms g bed rooms and COMPLETE
baths on 2nd hoor). maids room, oil heat
and electric refrigeration. Bargain at
$4,000. BOSS & PHELPS NATIONAL
1900. EVENING PHONE CLEVELAND
011o
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RROOKT,AND BUNGALOW.

A perfect little gem. Living room, dining
room. 2 bed rooms. kit. and tile bath Win
front and rear porches: metal garage:
h.-wh. and cleo; paved. street, and alley;
large lot with plenty. Of shrubbery: CON
Circumstances demand immediate sale
Priced low at $3.50, on easy terms.
SULLIVAN BROS,
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full height. Am not the war chief Of the Wasiri"
The blacks nodded. Then I will lead you to war
against the Kavuru Wherever their country lies,
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BOOMING HOUSE BARGAIN.

Nr. 18th and Columbia Rd.
Large 1o-Toom ts bed roomsD. 2.oath
Esctions OF the city. Two-car brick ga;
rage. Conditions make It possible 70 se,l
this property. under $4,000: CAL ME
POSTER District 800; after $50 p.m.'
Georgia $3.50.
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PETWORTH BARGAIN.
Six large. light rooms. three nice porenes
81, 900 cash, balance on monthly terms.
TOWER sESa. MSse .A-.. 80 a,MEr. 177o
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s8.55O-For Happy Small Family.

$1,000 CASH, sos MONTHLY.
A brand-new Colonial brick home IN
lilies. with separate entrances. each moor
equipped as complete apartments with
front porch living room, bed room. bath
room. storage room. automatic heat: 150-
It. lot. This Is without q doubt the M nrst
and last chance you will have TO get suSn
ment. rent the other for $50. CAN
HOMER PHHPOT District 1896
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2 CHAIN STORES.

On main artery: one-story bldgs: deep
lots: good leases to national chain groc-
cries; shows good return on S14. 900 cash
required: owner will exchange for equity
in apt bldg. and give back second trust.
Call MIR. DREW Met 1927. r. ELIOT
MIDDLETON. EOS Investment Building.
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II will go with you to hunt them down." the ape
man declared grimly "in Tarzans country. no
crime may 60 unpunished!" But We do not
want to put you in such danger Bwana," Muvro
objected; many strange and terrible tales are
told of the dreadful Kavuru!"
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Corner property. leased to responsible
tenants at low rentals TO show 10e invest
ment on purchase price Property viii
enhance in value every year.
REAL ESTATE INVEST. PROP. INC,
1926 VT. Ave. NV Natl. 1880.
WONDERFUL INVESTMENT m COM
plete apartments with furniture, refriEera-
tors. gas stoves and sinks. A. home with
% easy terms: % GOOD locstion % in Mti s Piesssnt. n
Price all complete S14500.
VIM. H. Saunders Co., Inc.
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OFFICES WANTED.

ATTORNEY DESIRES ROOM RDCEp
ing. Telsphone Randolph 46ls.
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Invest. PROPERTY Wanted.

We have numerous demands for high.
grade investment properties. 4-family
apartments. etc. as well as larger build.
ings; We are in q position to give you
quick action i you will give US complete
information with your listing
MOSS REALTY CO.
TOWER BUILDING. MET 1776.
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WAREHOUSE FOR RENT.
OUT or TOWN REAL ESTATE,

HEALTH gEEKERsl BEAUTUUE 500
acre ranch In mountains Of New Mexteo;
isim; JoHNsnM pIsno M To;SY s,Iycr AIbunnsTaus
N. Mex. az
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perfectly reconditioned. Just eight minutes
from downtown. We will arrange terms
to suit purchaser.
Ao"NE EVE T. SUN. sHEP 3742.
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INYEsrMENT PROPERTY WANTED

wANTED--2 OR FAMILY APT BUILD
ing for investment: must be reasonable.
Give description. Address Box 377-D. Star
once. 1S'
GOOD PROPERTY 70 SELL. TRADE,
lease. II price. terms. rental right. Deal
with Us-Results Since 1895. N. Z.
RYON CO. 1915 N, Y. ave. Natl. 1907.
34lS 14th Columbia l677
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Lots. So7.60 up: terms as low 40 81
down and 81 monthly: in ne. Natl. 1889.
COLORED-LOTS IN DEANWOOD AND
terms: help build District el70
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RETTER BUNGALOWS.

rms. ffreplace. oak noofS, At So;s9U'
garage. nT s $3.50: $3.50 cash s46 mo.
MAYNoR. 26O5 Brentwood I'd. ne. North
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371l KANSAS AVE. NV.

Owner will sell to responsible party with
small cash Groom brick house half block
from transportation. Reasonably priced
at S6gbO Cleveland 1854 IT"
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BUCHANAN, NEAR 18th ST. NV.
$1,000 CASH. $50 MONTH
Buys this 2O-ft. wide, Groom brick home;
beautifully landscaped lot. automatic heat.
house in perfect condition. Call !. GAR
RETT REfTZELL District 81 90 till 8 pm
Imperial Valley press., 1937-11-23
Other Editors Saw
UNRELIABLE BAROMETER
(Selma IrrigatOr)

While the New York Stock Exchange plays
little part in the normal ebb and flow of busi-
ness in this part of the country, there those
who put considerable Importance on the state
of the stock markets Even in small communi-
ties like this, there few individuals who
look at the daily reports from Wall Street with
more than casual interest
In the opinion of some responsible observers
of the business situation, the stock market is
no longer dependable barometer of business
If this is true, then the recent decline in the
prices and bonds did not reflect a corresponding
slump in the nations business. 1t is reported
that the stock market affected by COM
bination of circumstances, comparatively in
significant in themselves. but sufficient collec-
lively to cause a Socalled furry. These circum-
stances included a realization that increased
business costs would offset increased profits,
the outlook for higher interest rates. the pos
sibility of this country becoming involved in
European or Asiatic wars, and the restrictions
which have been put upon trading by the
Roosevelt administration.
Coincident with the decline in stock prices,
reports from business centerS throughout the
country showed increased merchandise sales,
larger car loadings, improved employment con-
ditions and increased wages. Because of these
conditions, which were not affected by the stock
market slump, the present market situation = is
not to be compared with that of 1929. At that
time there exceedingly bad real estate
condition to be liquidated, banks were in a weak
condition and the alleged prosperity which the
country was enjoying was of an artificial sort.
While transactions the stock exchanges
do reflect economic and political influences and
the state of mind of investors generally the
stock market no longer dominates the situation,
thanks to restrictions which were necessary to
prevent repetition of such orgy of specula-
ton as that which preceded the crash of 1929
The tail is no longer wagging the dog.
Imperial Valley press., 1937-11-23
News Behind the News
= One Way of Helping

WASHINGTON. - On a recent day when
many dispatches were reporting that the Presi-
dent of the United States was thinking up ways
to placate business, Roosevelt was toying with
an idea which had little in common with such
a trend of thought.
Perhaps nothing more will be heard about
this, but the idea that for about S500,OOo.-
600 the government could buy control OF the
public utility industry in the United States.
BY "condemning' common stocks of hold
ing companies at present market values, GER
tain of his experts told Roosevelt that sum
could be made to purchase control OF more
than Sl30 100000 of public utility value. And
then the government could operate the electric
power business to suit itself
The president Furthermore. seemed to think
this bold move might be a good plan. But it
may end in mere thinking. Congress would
have to approve it and Roosevelt has troubles
enough
At any rate the fact that Roosevelt should
even be thinking of such thing is significant
in its indication of his present attitude in the
face of business recession and loud demands
from business for less reform.
The President according TO some of his
most intimate friends, considers the present stu
alton somewhat analogous to the one 1UJ years
ago when Andrew Jackson had his historic battle
with the Bank of the United States and Nicholas
Biddle promoted a panic to help the money
power" discredit Jackson with the people. Roose-
velt recently read the new biography OF Jackson
by Marquis James.
The power front IN the New Deals battle
Roosevelt never has weakened or compromised
appreciaby and power is the one field in which
there is legalized monopoly-whoSe possibilities
of exploitation have been demonstrated in past
years The power trust" and financial inter-
estS behind it regarded by New Dealers as
a spearhead in the attack on the New Deal.
New Dealers have been looking forward to
public purchase of large private power COM
panes and insist that some companies are an
xious to sell out in certain areas, but at watered
prices"
But the Supreme court soon will have lot to
say about the power fight-and Roosevelt will
have lot more to say about the Supreme Court
if the decisions don't come his way.
The Duke Power case. involving PWA's right
to award loan-grants for local public power
plants, is about to be argued before the court.
The holding company act unanimously upheld
by the Circuit Court of Appeals in New York,
will follow it. At Chattanooga nearly score
power companies, represented by SO lawyers,
are challenging TWAS constitutonality in
suit which is expected TO be appealed directly
to the Supreme Court at its present term.
Imperial Valley press., 1937-11-23
Farm to Market Roads
For Imperial County

The visit here Dec. of Earl Lee Kelly,
state director of public works, should
give Imperial county road chieftains
and civic leaders cue for considera-
tion of plans to give this county badly
needed farm-to-market road system. AL
though Mr.. Kelly's time is pretty well
taken up with his own duties, it is highly
probable that he might offer suggestions
and help for such program.
Farm-to-morket roads here have re-
ceived attention now and then, it is true,
but there never has been any effort
except by the Imperial county farm
bureau to make them the subject of
thorough-going, long term project. Of
ficial neglect of the program submitted
by the farm bureau has resulted in mac
tivity.
If we in Imperial county constructed
a valley-wide system of farm-to-market
roads, without regard for supervisorial
boundaries of sectional ideas, the entire
county would benefit. Imperial county's
entire business structure rests upon the
success of agriculture. If we who are
not farmers can help the farmers obtain
we'll surfaced, well maintained roads
from their farms to their markets, wher-
ever those markets may be, we will all
benefit. =
First step in obtaining an integrated
county road system might very well be
some method of coordinating various
road districts in their road building and
maintenance programs. 1t has been sug
gested in the past that the county's en-
tire road system should be placed under
one directing head, and the suggestion
still seems to be good one. Under such
system there would be central plan
by which new roads could be construct
ed and old ones improved, not with an
eye only to the needs of the road district
in which the road happens to be, but
with wider vision of what the road
means to the entire system.
If our own roads-our farm-to-market
roads, let us call them-were a complete
network covering the entire valley. then
it would be far easier to obtain new high
ways and new approaches. Our first
interest, however, should be our own
home problems, and farm-to-market
roads make up one of the gravest of
these.
Imperial Valley press., 1937-11-23
Investigate
Before You Sign .

Every election year the taxpayers of
California are forced to foot a tremen-
dous bill so that every manner of crack
pot scheme and special privilege night
mare may be placed on the ballot and
voted down by weary citizenry. All
anyone has to do to make the taxpayers
foot the bill is to obain sufficient
number of signatures to an initiative pc
tition.
We cannot endorse the admonitiOn of
the Ell Centro chamber of commerce
too heartily when it says, Investigate
before you sign!'
The initiative petition is a worthwhile
thing, an aid to democratic government,
and safeguard against group control
of the states laws. Yet it is also cost
ly thing, largely because some OF us
close our eyes and sign when someone
sticks an initiative petition under our
noses, even though we have an idea at
the time that we may fight the thing If
it does get on the ballot. Most of us,
however. sign without even having an
idea whether we will vote for or against
the thing when we see in on the ballot.
In other words, we do not investigate
The political season is not far away
now. Already there are groups prepar-
ing and even circulating initiative peti-
tions
Before we sign this year, let's investi-
gate.
Imperial Valley press., 1937-11-23

flower, and like his European pro-
totype-alone! He inspected the
menu with the feverishnesS of the
race bettor looking to see who won
the last at Pimlico, murmuring
barrage of cross questions at the
waiter captain. When his melon
came, he took bite, sent it back.
He had his soup warmed over and
polished his silver on his napkin
before using. He did not seem to
know for a half dozen bites whether
his outlet was right, and he got up
from his chair to do little super
intending of the salad dressing
mixing. 1t was quite show, of
which he seemed totally unconsci-
Gus. And I could not help but
sneak a peek at his tip. The SON.
of-a-gun left Is cents.
Thingumbobs: Edgar Wallace,
the mystery story writer, was ex-
tremely sensitive about a stone
deafness. . Lady AStor is a Donald
Duck enthusiast. Nijinsky, the
famous dancer, mind gone, sits day
after day at the window of a
Swiss sanitarium, rocking a rag
doll =. He does not even recognize
his wife. A movement grows to
make organized baseball give Babe
Ruth a managerial chance or those
fostering it will deny their attend
ance. Henry Mencken and
George Jean Nathan have a cock
tail together now and then. but
with formality. The buck Ward
Morehouse killed in an Idaho hunt
hangs at mo. 21".
Contributed:
A gent in bright yellow shirt
And a necktie so purple it hurt;
So | said: why, Migawd!
1t is certainly Odd"
He showed his green socks and
said, Cert.
Imperial Valley press., 1937-11-23

Until Rio de Janeiro air clears of
the smoke screen thrown out to
effect the installation of Getulio
Vargas as dictator, Brazil will re-
main an uncertain political quail
ty. and as such, will be dangerous
goods for the United States to be
tampering with.
Some recognition of this has
come from Washington. where the
belief exists that now is time
for full indulgence of the good
neighbor" policy sponsored by
President Roosevelt. A firmer bar
rier against intervention is the
Buenos Aires peace conference
agreement, under which American
governments promised not to inter-
fere in any way in the domestic
affairs of other American nations.
In the first place. there are the
$3.50, 900 900 worth of obligations
Imperial Valley press., 1937-11-23
S u M M O N S

NO. ltOJ4
IN THE SUPERIOR COURT OF
THE STATE OF CALIFORNIA
IN AND FOR THE COUNTY OF
IMPERIAL.
IMPERIAL IRRIGATION
DISTRICT Plaintiff
ELSIE L. SIMPSON, ct al, q.
Defendants
Harry w. Horton and Geo. r.
Kirk, Attorneys for Plaintiff
THE PEOPLE OF THE STATE OF
CALIFORNIA SEND GREETINGS
TO:
Elsie =. Simpson, Title Guarantee
and Trust Company, a Corporation,
Trustee, San Diego Trust and saw
ings Bank, a Corporation, Califor-
MIA Title Insurance and Trust Com
pany, Corporation, Trustee. Nibley
Investment Company, a Corp9fN,
ton, Frank M. Ballou and Myk&,
w. Ballou, husband and wife. Sc
curity- First National Bank OF Los
Angeles, a National Banking AsSo-
citation, John Doe, Jane Doe, Rich
ard Roe, John Doe Company, Cor
poration, and Richard Roe Com
pany, a co-partnership, Defendants
YOU ARE HEREBY DIRECTED
to Appear and answer the Com
plant in an action entitled as above,
brought against you in the Superior
Court of the County of Imperial,
State of California, within ten days
after the service on you OF this
Summons-if served within this
county; or within thirty days II
served elsewhere.
And you are hereby notified that
unless you appear and answer as
above required, the said plaintiff
will take judgment for any money
or damages demanded in the COM
plant, as arising upon contract, or
it will apply to the Court for any
other relief demanded in the COM
plant.
Given under my hand and the
seal of the Superior Court of the
County of Imperial, State OF Cali
fornia this goth day Of May, 1897.
(SEAL)
w. j. McCLELLAND,
Clerk.
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