Imperial Valley press., 1914-04-07

ton will take place. Mr.. Rogers is
accompanied by his wife.
Civil League Meeting-Imperial
County Civic League has its regular
meeting tonight at s o'clock in the
Central Union High Schol of FL
Centre, and it is particularly urged
that every member and every other
person who is interested in civic
Improvement, the discussion of live
public questions and the effectual
working of the Civic League to these
ends, be present tonight.
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Violated His ParOle-W. B. Lester
was recently sentenced TO thirty days
in jail by Recorder r. L. Glasby and
given a suspended sentence provided
he refrained from touching alcoholic
drinks. Lester is said to have main
tanned sobriety for a few days and
then fell from the wagon, with the
result that Deputy Sehriff E. c.
Kemp brought him to Ell Centre yes
terday. He will serve out his time
for the violation.
Small Blaze-The fire department
was called out yesterday afternoon
to extinguish small blaze in the al
ley between Fifth and Sixth streets.
A large ceptic tank had become
filled with boxes, paper and other rub
bish, and in some manner caugh.
on fire. The apparatus responded
quickly and soon had the fire under
control. The city authorities will in
vestigate how the septic tank became
filled with rubbish.
AT Hotel Oregon-G. S. Burns, San
Bernardino; F. Bezadeck, H. F. An
derson, Imperial; George Brainerd,
San Diego; A. j. Stephen, st. Louis;
Porter n. Ferguson, Holtville; j. B.
Ferguson, San Diego! ]. c. Norvell.
P. H. Coolidge, San Francisco; M. l..
Heard, San Diego; X. c. Mooers, l.. }.
oliver, w. H. Tibbett, Jack Telien,
F. E. Crabtree, A. " Blount, A. z
Harding, George w. Edgar, c. F.
Mason, Frank R. Knight, Mr.. and
Mrs. H. C. Brandt, Marie Brandt, W.
d. McRae, S. r. Coow, Los Angeles.
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Burns Detective Here-G. A. Horn
assistant manager of the Los Angeles
office of the William J. Burns In
ternational Detective Agency, is in the
city today, having just arrived from
Calexico and MeXicali and that VI
cinity, where he has been making in
vestigations on several importans
matters. While making these inves-
LEGATIONS Mr.. Horn secured some IN
formation which may prove Of value
in the Charles Gale murder case.
Mr.. Horn has figured prominently IN
many important cases throughout the
United States and is well known IN
California.
Theatre Tulane-Another two-reel
feature. 1.-The Varasour Ball. will be
shown tonight at the Theatre Tulane
at the regular price of admission. The /
is securing the very best
features obtainable for the patron
of the Tulane regardless of cost.
Packed houses nightly at this popu'
lar play house show that the amuse-
ment loving public of Ell Centre ap- /
preciates the efforts of the manag-
ment in conducting one of the most
up-to-date theatrical enterprises on .
the Pacific coast. In addition to the .
speciaI feature, the Pathe Weekly and
"a Girl in MILDLY" good comedy
will be shown. /
l.. &. S. Theatre-"For the Free
dom of Cuba 'one of the spectacu-
lar 1O1 Bison two-reel feature film,
will the the classic offering at the
L. & s. this evening, described IT
detail as follows: "For the Freedom
of Cuba" is a two-reel drama o.
love and adventure, the first play TO
feature Miss Essie Fay and her re
markably trained horse, Arabia, since
Miss Fay's joining the Universal sew
eral weeks ago. The picture was
made at the Pacific coast studios by
Director Turner, and the story is ore
of dash, daring and action whicn
keans the red blood corpuscles NOV
ing every minute of its unfolding. An
unique feature of this production IS
that although the first reel is per-
aeated with military action, roar OF
distant cannon, movement OF troops
and the smell of gunpowder, not a