Imperial Valley press., 1914-11-18

has been granted judgment in the sum
of S64S.39 against B. E. Colvin. The
suit involved the non-payment of a
|promissory note for $516.64.
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Dance Saturday Night-There will
be a public dance Saturday night at
the Masonic hall, being given by two
enterprising young men of Ell Centre.
Everybody is invited. Dance starts at
$50.
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PostpOned-The program arranged
for the Ten Thousand Club, Novem-
Der 10, has been postponed until aft
er the first of the year. There will
be no regular session of the club
until December 8.
After the Fair-A Bazaar, with
good things to eat, a children's matt
nee and dance, will be given under
the auspices of the Women's Ten
Thousand Club at Masonic hall, Tues
day afternoon and evening, November
"a.
"Trey o. Hearts" night-The sew
cnth episode of the greatest of all Sc
rial stories, "The Trey o. Harts," will
be featured at the L. & S. tonight.
The great popularity of this picture
insures packed house. The first
show starts promptly at 7:15.
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Negro believed Insane-Jesse Ev-
ans, an aged negro, who is believed
to be insane, was. arrested yesterday
on the outskirts of this city by Under
sheriff Anderson. Evans is being hell
at the county Jail pending an exam
ination by the county inanity board.
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Gets Two Years-Two years in the
county Jail was the sentence imposed
this morning on Antonio Alvarado, 9
l9-year-old Mexican youth, by Judge
Wilbur of the Superior court. Alva-
RADIO was convicted some days ago
On charge of assault with a deadly
weapon.
Maggert Fined-At a meeting ot
the ball magnates at Imperial last |
Ugh. Maggert of the Imperial team
was fined $25 for his tactics Sunday
1t the Ell Centre game. If he COM
nits the offense again he will be
suspended for the rest
If the season.
Baseball TOmorrOw-Calexico will
play Ell Centre, on the local lot to-
morrow morning at 1920. Ell Cen
,ro has met and defeated the other
,wo teams in the league and it re-
mains to be seen who will be the VIC
ors. On paper the Ell Centre team
igures to win.
Marriage Licenses-Jack F. Bour-
,orais, native of Michigan, resident of
3rawley, and Marie Newman, native
# Tennessee, resident of Brawley.
Richard Cubbin, native of Missouri,
'esidcnt of Brawley, and Loretta Nc
Daniel, native of Oklahoma, resident
If Btawley. Jacob E. Morgan, native
If West Virginia, resident of Dixie
and, and Felicia E. Gum, native of |
Arkansas, resident of Temple, Tex.
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Now Commerce Secretary-Fred f. |
Place will be the new secretary of the
Imperial Valley Chamber of Com
nerce, according to an announcement
Of the board of directors of that or
ganization made public today. Mr.
Place has had wide experience along
the lines of his new position and
comes highly recommended. w. H.
Compton has for the past month held
the temporary secretaryship, but be-
ginning today Mr.. Place will assume
charge as the official secretary.
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Opera House TOnight-"The Graft
ers," in which Gilmor Brown and his
company will open their engagement
here, is tale of love, exciting ad-
venture and machine politics in any
large American city. There is some
thing besides thrills in the play, but
the thrills are the best thing in it,
for once in a while We all like to go
back to play that fires the blood.
"The Grafters" is play that will
keep you wide awake; a clean play
with a "punch." Nor is there any
lack of comedy and love interest. If
it were possible to find drama that
would please everybody, The Graft
ers" is surely it.
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At Opera House All Week-Gilmor
Brown is one of the finest actors of
the day. In the list of really re-
markable actors of the younger gen.
Grafton no name ranks higher than