Imperial Valley press., 1914-12-21
CITY AND VALLEY

: Besertion Charge-Arrestcd on
4 charge of desertion, Joseph w. Mile
< was released Saturday ON bond, Mile
: was taken in custody by Deputy Sher
: iff Kemp and Deputy Sheriff Lorjmc
4 of Los Angeles.
( L. & s. Tonight-Mary Fuller, tn
universal favorite. will be seen ut tn
= L. & S. tonight in "A Girl Of the Peo
pie" gypsy romance i'm two parts
. "A Rose of Yesterday" a frontjc
drama. and "Their Brides Got Mixed,
d comedy. complete the program.
Holding Slashing prices on al
auto accessories, the Ingram Autt
Supply Comanpy is holding a specia
Christmas sale for the next few days
The special offer covers a large part
Of the supplies they are carrying and
according to the manager will last
only short time,
Theatre Tulane-"The Going of the
White Swan, two-part picture play,
featuring Bessie Eyton and Wheeler
Oakman, supported by an excellent
cast. is the special at the Tulane to-
night. S2hg War News and other
events. including two Biograph come
dies. complete the bill.
Authorize Exposition Bccklets-Au-
thorization by the board OF supervis-
o1s this morning completed the final
detail preparatory to printing 100000
looklets on Imperial Valley to lie dis
tributed at the coming eEpositions.
The contract was awarded to an out
side firm at a recent meeting of the
board
Marriage Licenses-John Stewart
Loofbourow, 26, native Of Nebraska,
resident of FL Centro, and Edna Ma
ria Grove, 25. native Of Pennsylvania,
resident of Ell Centre. Cecil Allan
Banta, p, native of Arizona, resident
of Imperial, and Jewel Gallaher, 20,
native of Arkansas, resident of I'm
perial
Recorder Iasigi Loses-In answer to
an inquiry from City Recorder Iasigi.
Attorney General Webb has written
that certain fees of the office which
were supposed to belong personally
TO the recorder must be turned over
to the city, and the recorder is deplor-
ing the loss of about $40 just at
Christmas time
Young People Ned-John S. Loot
bourow and Miss Edna Maria Grove
were married Saturday evening at the
home of Nr. and Mrs. L. P. Alexan-
der on Holt avenue, Rev. Baker Of
ticiating. The groom is well known
as assistant in the office of County
Tax Collector Mont J. Reid, and the
bride is employed in the office of the
irrigation district. both numbering
many friends in FL Centre.
Illustrating Court Condition-An il
lustration of the need Of an additional
judge in this county is found in the
case Of the plaintiff in the action Of
Gray vs. Neal, suit to collect on
mechanics lien. Mr.. Gray was in
Oregon and came here to he present
at the trial, which was set for the
23rd. On reaching here he learned
that on account of the great number
Of criminal cases, his suit had just
been continued till March, and he was
loser 10 the extent of $75 in expenses
because of inability to get a hearing
in the court.
Capture Escaped PrisCner-Aftor
leaving the better part of a 180-day
sentence in the county Jail unserved
and enjoying only a few days of free
dom, James Rogers, colored, is once
more languishing behind the bars Of
the bastile. Rogers a short time ago
was allowed the privileges Of a trusty
at the Jail. The allurement oftthe out
side world proved too strong for him,
however, and only a few days after
his appointment Rogers was num-
bered among the missing at the coun-
ty jail. Recognized at Calexico 10y
officers when he was supposed to be
serving a six months stretch at the
county jail aroused suspicion and
Rogers was once more taken into Gus
tody, with the result that he viii serve
the remainder Of his sentence without
privileges.
4 Great Show-Burk's "Ten Nights
in a Bar Room" is one Of the most
beautiful plays in the English Lam
guage and justly deserves its popular
ity. 1t inculcates in the youthful
mind love of honesty, morality and
Christianity. 1t boldly stands for all
that is good and upholds to scorn and
contempt all that is bad, and for
these reasons it appeals to all Chris