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Imperial Valley press., 1940-02-05
NEW YORK STOCKS

NEW YORK. Feb. 5. (CPJ--
Stocks made an irregular decline
today that wiped out the meager
advances OF the Two preceding ses-
sionh Volume dwindled to less than
Il half million shares.
Leadership was centered in low
er grade issues. Most heavily trad :
ed issue was Loft. which toucheu
23l2 off y. before meeting support
New highs for the year were made
by several issues. including Marine
d manufacturing at 2Sis up u
and William Wrigley at s9i4 up gag !:
Minor gains were made by seVerai
special issues including Commerciai
Investment trust, consolidated Edi-
son and Texas corporations. George
n cline rose more than point.
Dowe Jones preliminary closing
stock averages: Industrial, l45. 90
off 0.59: rail, 1880, off 0.l5; utllity
24.Gs. Off 0.o6; and 65 stocks. 4S.7t
off 90
Imperial Valley press., 1940-02-05
The Score
Dawson Cops Palm.
Springs Tourney

PALM SPRINGS, Calf, Feb. S.
(UP)-Johnny Dawson of Holly
wood was the Palm Springs. golf
champion today by virtue of 4
card of 100, eight under par for
50 holes, in the fifth annual Desert
tourney.
1t was the best score in the five
years of the tournament. The
crack amateur added 63 yester-
day to his 81 of the day before to
pass up Jack Nounnan of Flint
ridge, the first days leader who
finished with 1856 George Lewis
OF Los Angeles wa third and won
the low net prize with score Of
70-87-l l37--l0-l22.
Imperial Valley press., 1940-02-05
Mwams Golfers
Defend Crown

Kiwanis club golfers successfully
defended their service club champ
ionship over the Barbara Worth
course Sunday with team score of
360-
Rotary golfers were second with
364; 20-30. third with 367 and Lions
fourth with 384.
Clarence Smith was tourney med
alist with an 81, Chuck Westerkamp
had an SO and Max Sones. Wade
Ramsey, Bill Strickland and f. B.
Mason had 89's.
Imperial Valley press., 1940-02-05
CaIexico Topples
Central Meters

CaleXlco high schools defending
champion tennis team scored a
double victory over an improving
e Centro high school squad Sat-
urday, defeating El Centro Men S
team. PAL and women. 1910.
All matches We're closely contest
ed. according TO Coach Bill Maxwell.
Jack Bowker. CaleXico No. ! player.
defeated Jack Hens in a three set
match. James Potter lost 4 close
battle 10 Tom Brents and Riedy
and Nichols came within one point
of upsetting Simmins and Ander-
son. Alan Munson scored El Centre S
only win in the mems division.
The Spartans meet Holtville
Thursday afternoon.
Imperial Valley press., 1940-02-05
MARKET QUOTATIONS
Ia. PRODUCE

Los ANGELES. Feb. :. UP)-
Trading was fair.
Cabbage: Cannonball 65-75c: flat
Dutch $500; Imperial $3.50; red
- bbage Sl.5U-Sl.65; savoy 25-i0c.
Lettuce: Imperial IS $l-35-$l so {:
- sl.00-Sll5: local loose 30c.
Peas: Orange co storage 2-3L {:
Oxnard 5i- &C; CoachelIa pole TO-
lie; China Coachella l0-l5c.
squash: White summer Imperial
81 .50-S2 flats Sl.35Sl so; san Di-
ego lugs fair S0-sl.25; Italian I'm
perial Si.50Sl.T5, san Diego lugs
Sl.35Sl.50; yellow croOkneck Inn
perial $2.00-$ -$2.25 local banana IL !.
e; Hubbard 2l2c.
Tangerines: Imperial and Coached
la dancys 3-3Ec; local 3-3 nc.
Tomatoes: inland crates 9-tops
Sl.40-sl.75; ordinary $l.u0-sl-25; l2s
Sl.35-Sl. So. ordinary Sl.00-S1.25: lGs
s0-sl.l5; 20. 75-90c; local hothous
l2-2Oc
Imperial Valley press., 1940-02-05
Todays Sports Parade

mindful of my ear which he was
almost standing on with his spiked
shoes. said the test of greatness
in a football back was the ability
to get where he started for regard
less of what happened to his inter-
ference. Tom and Amby had that
ability" Zup said.
Ellsworth Vines was the next
man 10 place my ear in jeopardy.
He passed so close that 1 over
heard him answering friends
question as to why he abandoned
tennis for golf. He gave boredom as
the reason. There is little or no
variety in tennis, Vines said. Every
game is almost a duplicate OF the
one played the day before. Same
type of spectators, same sort OF
court. same sleeping lineSmen, same
strokes, same everything. Golf,
Vines went on to say, is just the
opposite. You can play the same
course every day for a year and
never have identical shots to make.
The former U. S. and Wimbledon
| ,itleholder also said he thought 1t
was tougher TO become golf
champion than q tennis king be-
cause there are so many more
shots 10 perfect and so much more
skill and delicacy needed to exc
cute them.
A little old lady who all but
pierced my ear with q shooting
stick emphatically stated that jim
my Thomson was the longest hit
ter that golf has ever known. Il
have watched Mr.. Thomson play
many times and he always hits the
ball 40 yards" she said. Puts
too?" someone asked. Yes, puts
too. From the way Jimmy putted
in this tournament the little old
lady was guilty of understatement
That is my own quotation.
When Ed oliver came up TO the
18th green needing four for 4
% for the last nine holes. Gene
Buck, president of ASCAP and the
man who discovered such theatri-
cal stars as w. c. Fields, Eddie
Cantor, viii Rogers, Helen Nor
gan. Marilyn Miller, Bert Williams
and Ed Wynn. suggested that Oliv-
er be handed over TO q taxidermist
stuffed and sent off the museum
OF natural history.
Any man who can shoot that
sort of a score should be preserved
for posterity," Buck said. At this
point Mr.. Buck went into a graphic
description of the l56 strokes he
had needed for the same nine holes
the day before. It was at this point
that I took my ear from the ground
and got up. Having lost two
dollar bet to Mr.. Buck on the
round he was describing, ! didn't
want 10 listen to his open, shame
less Dragging.
Sammy Byrd. who quit base
bali to become golf professional
was being questioned by reporter
when I walked by on the way TO
the clubhouse. why did you give
up baseball for this game" the
golf writer wanted 10 know.
Because I started hitting $50
in the majors Babe Ruth's for
rner understudy answered. Il fig
ured l could get around golf
course in less than. that"
Someone called me TO join them
in a cherry mash and game OF
rounHers.
"Rlghto." called. PERIOD. Para
, graph. No more.
Imperial Valley press., 1940-02-05
l.. A. LIVESTOCK

Los ANGELES, Feb. 8. UP)
Hogs saleable 1900; slow, steady to
10 cents lower; medium II choice
1G0-2l4 ID butchers 5.65-G.l5; top
G.25 on light Californiana' local red
5.5V-575. sows 4.25-i.75.
Cattle saleabl e2G00; slow; asking
stronger on seter;s early sales all
clsases steady; load medium TO good
S6l 10 Arizona fed teers $50; best
held above $50; medium to good
heifers 7.50-S.60; common to medium
cows 5.75-6.S5; good young cows
held above 40; Gamers and cutters
4.25-525; bulls 5.75-725: calves sale
able 900. fairly active.
Imperial Valley press., 1940-02-05
Harfranft New
San Jose Coach

SAN JOSE. Cal. Feb 5. up
Glenn Tiny Hartranf,, national
collegiate shot and discus cham
pion OF IS years ago. succeeded Dud-
ley Sargent Degroot as head of the
physical education department At
San Jose State college today.
Har:ranft has been track and
field coach at San Jose Tor several
years He said he would confer this
week with President r. w. Macquar-
rie upon the appointment OF q foot
tall coach 10 succeed Degroot as
his assistant
Imperial Valley press., 1940-02-05
Vet BasebaHers 10
PfaYin Benefit

They started lining up veteran
Imperial Valley baseball players to
compete against Mexicali Sunday
in El Centro stadium in ben
efit game TO pay tribute TO Jack
Stark.
The game. which will pit an FL
Centro team against MeXicali, will
be featured by the return to action
of several old timers, according
to Roch Maquar and Pat Patter-
son, managers OF the FL Centro
team.
Imperial Valley press., 1940-02-05
Tin Lizzie Rodeo
Slated for Fair

Entries continued TO arrive for
the third Imperial Valley running
of the Tin Lizzie Derby. according
to Promoter Ed Harris. The derby
will be staged during the county
fair at the Imperial track. Harris
said.
Included in the program will be
q Tin Lizzie rodeo. Polo games. trick
driving and forced spills will feature
the rodeo, according 10 Harris.
Imperial Valley press., 1940-02-05
Riggs Returns to
Form, Wins Title

PENSACOLA. Fla, Feb. S. up
Bobby Riggs Of Chicago. worlds top
ranking tennis player, held the
mems singles title OF the Pensacola
invitational tennis tournament to-
day after defeating Gardner Mulloy
of Miami. yesterday. l-6. 90. 6-3.
'e-3, GA
Imperial Valley press., 1940-02-05
RAIN POSTPONES
PRO GRID GAME

SAN FRANCISCO, Feb. 5. IUP)---
Inclempnt weather forced postpone
ment until next Sunday OF u charity
professional football game between
Kenny Washington's Collegians and
Ernie Nevers All Stars, scheduled
To be played yesterday. The game
will go on next week rain or shine.
ltS sponsors said.
Imperial Valley press., 1940-02-05
FALL FATAL TO FAMOUS
GOLF. CLUB MANAGER

MONTEREY. Calf, Feb. S. 1UP)
Mrs. j. F.. Guthrie. &c, for many
years manager of the old Preside
club Of San Francisco. the Ingleside
golf club, the San Francisco 2oli
and country club and the Cypress
Point club. died early yesterday OF
ia broken neck when she apparently
fell over an embankment.
Imperial Valley press., 1940-02-05
MLPS. FLAX FUTURES
LOCAL BUTTERFAT
L. A. STOCKS

Los ANGELES. Feb. s. UP)-
Trading on the Los Angeles stock
exchange today was firm but dun as
six Issues we're up, two were ot'
and eight remained unchanged on
= turnover OF $500 shares.
Two issues hit new highs for the
year, Biisha Chica "A" on 100 shares
a Z, WAS up H for a new high,
Vhlle Puget Sound pulp, 100 shares.
q Iex, was up -. for new hign.
!. Al VnchsnEed, Pacific Finance 1o0
1900 Is, unchanged; Mennsco loo
lSSoa. 80. up -: Vega 100 shaess
Imperial Valley press., 1940-02-05
Beware Coughs
Following Flu

After the f1u Is over and gone. the
cough that follows feels IKE 1t viii
tear your chest walls apart. You need
reliable and ready help. Creomulsion
relieves promptly because it goes
right to the seat of the trouble to
loosen germ laden phlegm, Increase
secretion and aid nature to soothe
and heal raw. tender, inflamed bron-
ch1al mucous membranes. No matter
how many medicines you have tried,
tell your druggist to sell you a bottle
q Creomulsion with the under
Standing that you are to like the way
+ quickly allays the cough or you
are to have your money back. (AdvD
CREoMULSiOk
fos Covghs. Chest Colds, Bronchitis
Imperial Valley press., 1940-02-05
CALIFORNIA ANNexES
COLLEGIATE SKI CROWN

RENO. New. Feb. s. 'UPl-The
University Of California replaced
the University Of Nevada Is cham
pion Of the intercollegiate ski tour
nament today after the Wolves had
won for the first three years. Stan
ford University was third. but other
places had not been determined.
Twelve western colleges competed.
Imperial Valley press., 1940-02-05
Mrs. Wiley Rides
Horse 10 Victory

Aqua CALIENTE, Mex, Feb. 5.
(UP)-With her blonde hair flying
in the breeze, Mrs. Anna Lee Wiley.
who exercises her husbands horses
al Santa Anita. rode Cloud Dor TO
an easy victory yesterday in the six
furlong Coronado town plate.
Imperial Valley press., 1940-02-05

EXHIBIT "A"
/ Canopy 6O'x80, l8' high
l Office l5xl5' l2' high
3 Cabinets Is long, g. high, 9 wide
National Cash Register mo num-
ber--2nd hand
! 40 Fairbanks Morse Scales 80 ton
40 Pit, 80" wide. Sc" deep
l $500 GAL tank
5000 gal. tank
/ 1000 gal. tank
/ $50 ga. tank
Restroom building, l4xl2' by Ia
hign
9 Toilets
2 Basins
l Shower
Wayne Air Compressor, 2 HIP,
Master motor, Serial No. 1923,
Model No. 2l06F. Motor No.
JJ5C43
Weaver Tire Changer Model E
| Hydraulic Hoist, Western Safety
No. 62286
3 3O-gal. Hi-Boys Rheem
7 Wayne Cut TO computing pumps.
OcIAdi Noo. oool1, 0ooUo, oooV1,
559lO, 55901, 55902, 559l2
2 Canned OIL Display Racks
g Light Reflectors (inside)
& Cox System Air & Water Wells
{ Bennett Grease Buckets 25-lb.
Grace Red Head U.J. Gun
2 So lengths q" Garden Hose
c Air Hose 20Xi."
G Water House 20'xK"
G 1000 watt Bulbs & ReflectorS
(outside)
Imperial Valley press., 1940-02-05
CHICAGO GRAINS

CHICAGO, Feb. 6. OPP -Proh-
poets OF snow o rain 1ver the week
end carried wheat prices off a much
az Is cents today. other grains
dipped fractiOnally.
Wheat closed off "a TO /. cent
oats unchanged to off = cent and
rye Off = 10 up - cent. soy beans
closed l2to :, cent lowe
Imperial Valley press., 1940-02-05
Howell Signsto
PLAY Pro Baseball

TEMPE. Ariz.. Feb. S. up
Dixie Howell. football coach OF
Arizona State college here, said to-
day he had signed one year con-
tract to play shortstop with the
Oklahoma City team oi the Texa:
lelpilt
Imperial Valley press., 1940-02-05
HlALEAH PARKS SETS
NEW RECORDS

MIAMI. Fla. Feb. 5. tUP)-Hia-
leah Park reported wagering and
attendance at the highest mid.meet-
ing level since 1881 today as re-
suit OF Florida's record tourist sea-
son.
Imperial Valley press., 1940-02-05
ENGEN SETS NEW
SKI JUMP MARK

LEAVENWORTH, Wash., FED. 5.
(UP)-Alf Engen of Salt Lake City,
representing the Sun Valley Ski
club, established new American
distance record Of 252 feet off the
Leavenworth ski jump yesterday in
the Pacific Northwest champion
ships.
Imperial Valley press., 1940-02-05
ColrAnerceL Loon
Enters 4th Week

The commercial league race en-
ters its fourth week Wednesday
night, matching Silver Slipper and
Holtyille in the first game at I.
1890 and SherwooGs in the 8 o.
clock game. Hardware and Tropic
In the third game and Calipatria
and the District in the fourth
R9me.
Imperial Valley press., 1940-02-05
LEGAL ADVERTISEMENT
NOTICE OF INTENTION TO
MORTGAGE CHATTELS

KNOW ALL MEN BY
THESE PRESENTS:
That this notice of intention 10
mortgage chattels of Imperial Dis
tributins Company, q distributor Of
petroleum products. given in pur-
suance II the requirements of Sec
ton 3440 of the Civil Code of the
State OF California,
W1TNESSETH:
That Imperial Distributing Com
pany intends to and will mortgage
to Richtield Oil Corporation that
certain property described In Ex-
hibits "a, "B" and &C" hereof,
located in the County of Imperial,
State OF California. as security for
payment OF a promissory note in
the principal sum OF $45,000.00; that
said personal property will be mort
gagged on the 18th day of February,
1910, In the office of Title Insurance
and Trust Company, 433 South
Spring Street, Los Angeles, Califor-
MIA.
That the address of mortgagor is
Brawley, California; that the ad-
dress of mortgage is 555 South
Flower. Street. Los Angeles, Califor-
mia.
Dated at BraWley, California. Feb
ruary /, 1910.
IMPERIAL DISTRIBUTING
COMPANY,
BY George H. Jones, President.
BY Carolyn NJ. Jones, Secretary.
Imperial Valley press., 1940-02-05
Robinson Attracts
Attention; Leads
ucIuns to Victory

SAN FRANCISCO, Feb. 3 (UP)-Jack Robinson-the
not the eXpressionis the talk of the week in Cali
forna basketball circles He leads the southern division
of the Pacific Coast Conference in points scored and
provided the UCLA Bruins with their conference bas
Imperial Valley press., 1940-02-05
l Bench Warming
By Burdette Kline
Post Press Sports Editor

might nave clinched the game FOL
The Wildcats.
kirkpatrick has been selected or
all-valley basketball teams for the
past two years and he is headed
toward 4 third season as an honor
team member il he continues tC
play as he did in the Brawley
game.
Add 10 that the fact he has q
chance 10 stamp himself as one
OF the valleys greatest basketball
players OF all time and you can see
the goal that has been carved for
the curly haired athlete.
All-Valley selections and press
clippings aid sports performers in
obtaining scholarships 10 colleges
and junior colleges. Kirk can have
toth-and if the Brawley game is
an ind:sation-he will.
Here and There
San Diego State uncorked the
most brilliant offenSe Of the season
Saturday night. in busting off Oc-
cidental, 54-28. for a clean sweep
in the series. Occidental has been
knocking a good number OF strong
southern California basketball teams
which would indicate. State. by
the way, plays Loyola next week
end.
Don't ever bet on the horses down
Calientc way when its muddy. .
Its hard enough TO pick the winners
when the ground is dry and form
means something. But when it's
muddy. Golly my purse looks
empty. Between Mexican horses
and Mexicai officers. People learn
something every day.
Imperial Valley press., 1940-02-05

EXHIBIT &c"
40 thirty ton Howe Scales
; 5000 gallon underground storage
tanks
2 55o-gallon underground. storage
tanks
, Tokhe.m computing pumps Model
No. "a
! Hallett air compressor, complete
with motor
Office building 13'x16xl2'
! Steel office, battery, tire. shower
rooms and toilets l6'x60'xl4
! Steel storage room, l6'x20'xl4'
Toilets complete with wash
basins
shower
| Hallett double piston truck hoist
l Service station canopy 40'x6O'xl8'
! 40-ft. truck pit
Restaurant and other buildings,
all OF which is located on property
IN the City OF Ell Centro. County
OF Imperial, State of California, par
ticularly described as follows:
The northwesterly 12O feet
of Lot "D". in Block 3, of
the Sd Addition to the. City
OF El Centre, being at the
southeast corner of Adams
and Imperial Avenue, Ell
Centre. California. with
frontage of 100 feet on I'm
perial and l20 feet on Adams
Avenue. F.5
Imperial Valley press., 1940-02-05
tazYcees
Toppfed

Teddie Sandez. the little man who
is always there when the El Centro
junior collegians need a couple of
points. threw scare into Phoenix
jaycees Saturday night as the Ari-
zonanS squeezed out 4l-34 tri-
umph over Bob Armstrong; Arab
cagerS.
With Sandez running up IL points
the Ell Centre cagers took 1921
lead at halftime but couldn't match
the pace of the lanky Phoenix crew
in the second half Of action.
The Score
FL Centr6 (34) pos Phoenix (4D
Sander l6) I Jennings ~
Payne a. Rand u4)
Fox (8) Carlee (9)
Galloway (2) g Wilcutt
Ingle (2) & Stycat t3)
Subs-El Centre: Raab 90, Bal
lou, Radcliffe; Phoenix: Andreas
~, Stennas ID. ONeal.
Imperial Valley press., 1940-02-05
LEGAL ADVERTISEMENT

nozzle
l"xls' Gas Hose complete with
nozzle
all of which is located on property
in the City of Brawley, County OF
Imperial State of California. parti-
cularly described as follows:
Lots 7, 8. s and TO- in Block
8, Townsite Of Brawley, Cali
tornia.
EXHIBIT "B"
Canopy 60'x80, l8' high
Office l5'xl5, IL high
g Cabinets Is long. 8 high, Q wide
National cash register lno num-
ber-2nd hand)
40' Fairbanks Morse scales 80 ton
40 pit, 80" wide. Sc" deep
$500 gal tank
5000 gal. tank
1000 gal. tank
$50 gal. tank
l Restroom building l4xl2' by ~
high
2 Toilets
2 basins
shower
Wayne air compressor. 2 HIP.
Master motor. Ser. No. 1889,
Model No. 2l06F. Motor No.
JJ5239.
3 30-gal. Hi-boys Rheem
7 Wayne Gu. 70 computing pumps,
Ser. Nos. 52l35. 52l56, 52l59,
52l57, 52l54. 52158, 52l55
Canned oil display racks
l3 Light reflectors tinside)
6 Cox System air and water wells
Joyce No. 600 hydraulic jack ION
wheels
! Lemco battery charger Ser. No.
1859, Model U-6
Shaler deluxe vulcani2er
/ Dell vulcanizer
! Model H B 1876 tire spreader
2 Bennett Grease Buckets 25-lb.
Graco Red Head U. j. Gun
2 So lengths Y" garden hose
6 Air hoses 20'xh"
6 Water hoses 2OxIz"
/ l-gal. oil measure
2-qt. oil measure
LOT oil measure
d 1000 watt bulbs and reflectors
(outSide)
8 Penn Arco air gauges
6 Water bibbS
6 l"xl2' gas hose complete with
nozzle
! l"xl8' gas hose complete witt,
nozzle
all OF which Is located on property
in the City OF Westmorland, County
of Imperial, State of California
particularly described as follows:
Lots is, l6, II. l8. 10 and
20. in Block 80. ToWnsite of
Westmorland.
Imperial Valley press., 1940-02-05
STATE OF CALIFORNIA,
COUNTY OF IMPERIAL-ss.

STATE OF CALIFORNIA,
COUNTY OF IMPERIAL-ss.
On this lst day Of February, 1910,
before me, Pauline Lucas, Notary
Public in and Tor the said County
and State. residing therein, duly
commissioned and sworn, personally
appeared GEORGE H. JONES,
known to me to be the President,
and CAROLYN M. JONES, known
to me 10 be the Secretary of I'm
perial Distributing Company, the
corporation that executed the with
in instrument, known to me to be
the persons VINO executed the within
instrument OH behalf Of the cor
poration therein named, and
acknowledged to me that such
corporation executed the same.
IN WITNESS WHEREOF, I have
tereunto set my hand and affixed
my official seal the day and year
III this certificate first above written.
PAULINE LUCAS,
Notary Public in and for said
County and State.
SEAL
My commission expires April 9.
1910.
Imperial Valley press., 1940-02-05
l.. A. GRAINS
L. A. BANKS

| Il. n. DhINhO
LOS ANG ELEs, .'eb. 6. UP)-
Trs nssmerica ............. 5h-5s.
Evening star., 1940-04-26

m THE DISTRICT COURT OF THE
:, United States for the District of CO.
ESmSisH9sInS EsIsss Of 9nHN PrGesse coq,s!n re
FIXING New DATE EoR TRIAL, AND
tication as to 9th The tria Of the issue IN this his
xTt,ns dated the g 9th DAY Of JANARY. 5ai gaPsY
@ Rno K Re ss. s h.v aRa
70 Anna Knott stonebraker,- Ernest j.
Rammeli Alice Knott, Mrs: NIFTY ty" p. AoHis Giis
liam: Mrs; Maggie P. swindler, Mrs. Daisy
Ps Mls oa Mrf p Evsyn SGman p eSs SsIp
Platt. Ernest Platt, Mrs. Willie Mae Hen
s5i, Srieks. Albert Plat kathleen Plat: Harry
Plat; Mrs. Carrie P. ,Beatse. Mrs; Mar
Suimby. Mrs. RUBY P, Iigon Jeseph n.
gr0asdxsli, Harold T. Plat: MIS-. Emily
n. Hsnvey: Lucy Mei Plat. M Marsers 's
Es1st s;5it PIatt d5lfs M,lsrss Istt S.Is
Murphy GsiasT; Mrs: Mary N; Steele. John
& Stone, Mrs: Sarah c. Benson, William
Malcolm Plstt kathsrine p. Hns MulVey as: ser.
H. TIA Plat Dorothy Platt;; LUCILLE ?. Taylor.
WARY Jane huOtt, ira M. braden. CALVIN
Watson. Lucy West, the living legal heirs
Of Jane Ecersoll white Episcopal Church,
Church. GraniteyilIe,. s.. c.; Pickens Star
Lodge No. %, Graniteville, 8. c., and the
unknown heirs-at-law and next-of-kin Of
John T. Knott. deceased It is by the
Court this 18th day of March. 1910,
ORDERED that said issue be set down for
trial on the goth DAY OF MAY. 1910. and
issue be published once a week for four
successive weeks in the Washington Law
same period and in TSe Mssk sr The
substance Of said issue being as follows:
Was the said John T. Knott at the time
Of the making and subscribing or Of the
acknowledging by him Of the said paper
writing dated the 27th day Of January,
1880, Of sound and disposing mind
and capable OF making q valid will?
BoLITHA J. LAWS, Justice. tseaI) At.
test: VICTOR S. MERSCH. Deputy Regis.
tsr Of wills Ct the District Of Columbia.
we consent: LYON 4 LYON. BY RICH
ARD x. LYON, Attorney for the National
Metropolitan Bank Of Washington, b. G.,
Proponent 1e..s MT, and TT1ssss nsmed in .put-
kILPAIRIcK: p 3; LEE soATWEi44T
8o.2o.AA4.3lo.
Evening star., 1940-04-26
LEGAL NOTICES.
LOWELL J. BRADFORD, rs Rust Building,
Attorney for Plaintiff.

IN THE DISTRICT COURT OF THE
United states , for +, the ~ District q f. c., q
Cuccf. MnDRED BOWER FALcucci.@
CIVIL Action No 6731 Emilio
Falcucci. William Nicholas Falcucci and
complaint for a judgment changing their
respective names to George Frame, William
and having applied to the court for an
order OF publication Of the notice required
bv law in such cases. 1t is by the Court
that all persons concerned show cause. il
any there be, on or before the. 23rd day
Of May, 1910 why the prayers Of said COM
q copy. Of this order be published once 1
week for three consecutive weeks before
Msshinson LAW s'fs nA ahd
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SUBURBAN PROPERTY wANrEl

ami, with little lawn. in refined atmos-
phere. write me full details and terms.
Box 62-B, Star 30'
IF YOUR PROPERTY IS sALEABLE. CAN
sell i'll List your property with me and
will give you every cooperation possible
to make a sale
Write Full Details to
l. RUSSELL BOWEN &, SONS.
Md, Virginia Registered Brokers,
5131 Columbia Pike. Arlington, Va
Phone Chestnut 5294 3os