Imperial Valley press., 1914-10-24

/ held in 1915. The booklet will b.
full OF interesting school statistics, tn,
present plan being to illustrate witt
photographs.
Christian Endeavor AReceptioi,-Thc
/ Christian Endeavorers sof the Presby
terian church held a Adelightful so.
cial at the home of Dr. and Mrs
Cook, 642 Hamilton avenue, on Fri
day avening. Games werelplayed un-
til late in the evening, when dainty
refreshments were served. This is
the fist of a series of good times
planned by these young people for the
coming winter.
Arrests Fugitives at Red0ndO-Wil-
liam Hicskon and H. G. Shepard,
wanted in Holtville, the former on a
charge of defrauding an innkeeper and
the latter on a bad check charge, were
arrested in Redondo yesterday by
Marshal Mosier Shepard was for
merly proprietor of the Holtville Ma
tatorium. Constable Bert Underwood
of Hoitville left this morning for Re-
dondo to return the two men to this
city, where they will stand trial.
Supervisors Rename Roads-On ac-
count of confusion arising from the
use of number of names for one
road, the county supervisors at re-
cent meeting renamed two county
highways. The Warmers Ranch road,
g thoroughfare west of Brawley, will
hereafter be known as the Beal high
way. The Holtville- Yuma road,
part of the International highway, will
be known as the Boyd highway, in
of the work Supervisor
Ed Boyd of the Holtville district has
done in making the road possible.
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Theatre Tulane-A special two part
feature, "Bread Upon the
Waters" with Lillian Walker and two
lever little girls in the cast, will be
sure to please all who attend the
Tulane tonight Broncho Billy in a
western drama and two comedies by
he Biograph Company complete the
oill. Coming Sunday night, three
act feature, "In Defiance of the Law"
: romance of the Northwest Mounted
Police, adapted from The novel, 'Iso-
BEL" by James Oliver Curwood. No
advance in prices. The usual two
shows will be given.
L. & S. Theatre-"Hey Rube," the
new bill that was staged by the
Lewis G. Wolf Players at the L. 6,
S. theatre last night, was witnessed
by banner house and if laughter
and applause is evidence of the ap-
proval of the bill, then it scored a
big hit. Allyn Lewis, as the silly
boy iIirum was ably assisted in the
funmaking by Billie Bevins as the
sheriff. "The Songs My Mother Used
to Sing" sung by Jim Abbott, was a
pretty number. Tonight there will be
two musical comedy shows so as to
accommodate the crowds-7:3O and
$50. Monday the show will change
TO one of Lewis G. VOLTS biggest hits
my Gal Sal"
Women Observe Phelan Day-Wom-
en- Democrats all over The state arr
today observing Phelan Day in hon
or of James d. Phelan, democratic
nominee for the United States Sen.
ate. At the Oregon Hotel this after
noon nearly sixty local women Were
present at an informal luncheon Igiv
en- in observance of the occasion. Mrs
A. Nance was chairman of the meet
ing. Following is the program: "a
Response to the President" Mrs. r
s. Vale; "a Toast to James d. Phe
lan," Mrs. Violet Campbell; swatch
full Waiting" Mrs. w. w. Apple
"The Business Man and Number g.
Mrs. w. S. Whitescarver; "A Silen
Toast to Mrs. Ellen Wilson"
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Breaks Parole Here-Bill Evans
former trusty at the county Jail, lef
last night for San Quentin in the Gus
tody of a Los Angeles officer, wher;
he will serve a five-year sentence
Evans came to the valley some months
ago, but was arrested and convicted
on petit larceny charge shortly aft
er his arrival. For some months h;
served as a trusty, but attempts tt
steal various articles owned by off
GERS led to an investigation Of hi.
record, when it was found that the
man was on probation of five years
as result Of forging number OF