Imperial Valley press., 1914-11-02
CITY AND VALLEY

Banks Close Tomorrow-The Publ,
Library and banks of this city will
be closed all day tomorrow in observ
ance of election day.
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Supervisors Meet TOday-The boarC
of supervisors are in session today
conducting the regular routine bust
ness. County demands are being ex
aminc6 and passed on by the mem.
hers.
Guild to Meet-The Ladies' Guilt
of the Presbyterian church will meet
on Wednesday at 2:30 at the homo
of Mrs. w. A. Coow, 642 Hamilton
avenue. All ladies of the church are
welcome.
Marriage Licenses-Alonzo M
Thomas, native of Missouri, resident
of Hoitville, and Ethel Alice May, ma
tive cf Oregon, resident of Holtville;
Solomon Gordon, native of Texas, res
iden- of Imperial, and Myrtle Smell,
native of Texas, resident of Imperial.
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For Drunkenness-Anto Lopez, a
Mexican, was arrested Sunday by Of
ficer Tyson and brought to the county
Jail oil a charge of drunkenness. On
searching the man officers discovered
he was armed with a revolver and he
was booked on a charge of carrying
concealed weapons.
Play Postponed-Messrs. Applestiil
and Cook have decided to put large
stage in the Theatre Tulane and the
of the Raymond stock
has been postponed until
rext Monday. Tickets issued for "In
the bishops Carriage" will be good
for that date, or the money paid for
them will be refunded.
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Theatre Tulane-There will be
fine I rogram of pictures at the The
atre Tulane tonight. A two-reel fea-
ture, "The Presidents Special; Mary
Pickford in one reel of comedy, and
a good one, too, "Muggsy's First
Latest war pictures.
the first motion pictures of
battlefields of northern France and
of German troops.
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L. & S. Theatre-Christy Mathew
son, the greatest baseball pitcher the
world ever knew, is the star in
two-reel Comedy drama at the Main
street house tonight. -Four Days." a
rural drama, and Myers Mistake" n
laugh making comedy, complete the
Coming tomorrow night, the
episode ''Perils of Pauline"
Wednesday night, "Trey o Hearts"
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Civil Case in Court Today-The case
of M. A. McKusick VS.. J. Johns is
being heard today before Judge Cole
1f the Superior court. The case, which
involves the water rights between two
adjoining ranches, has already occu-
pied several days, but it is expected
4 decision will be rendered today. The
1lainriff is represented by Attorneys
Noel and Bloomer, the defense being
by Attorneys Conkling and
Brown.
Club Dance-At one of the most
brilliant social affairs of the season,
he Womens' Ten Thousand Club was
lost to nearly 200 guests at dance
ind card party held Saturday night
1t the Masonic Temple The hall was
astefully decorated in black and gold
o represent the Halloween spirit of
he occasion, the programs being in
Ieeping with the general color scheme.
This is the first event of the season
,eld under the auspices of the Ten
Thousand Club and it is estimated the
members entertained a larger crowd
han ever before.
HallOwe'en-The Halloween spirit
vas in large abundance Saturday
hight, when crowds Of small boys
made the usual time-honored demon
,trations throughout the city. A Sc
'ious accident was narrowly averted
IN Sixth street in the vicinity of the
Country Club, when an auto bumped