Imperial Valley press., 1915-02-18
CITY AND VALLEY

the Holt opera house for the 9th.
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!. Ladies' Aid Society," special
meeting of the Ladies' Aid Society OF
the Methodist church has been called
for Friday afternoon at the home Of
Mrs. J. J. Simmons, Seventh and
Olive streets, at p. m. The ladies
are all urged to be present.
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L. & S. Theatre-"Love and Water
and "The Prize Winner" both come
dies, and "On the Desert Sands" a
complete drama of the early Sos, in
two parts, will constitute tonight S
program. Coming tomorrow, THE
Beautiful Unknown" in three parts.
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Barbara Worth" Coming-Sawyer
&; Carey have received booking for
"The Winning of Barbara WORTH for
one night next month, but have taken
UP with the owners of the play the
booking for at least two nights, and
it is probable they will succeed in
this.
To nilentiary-Deputy Sheriff L.
E. Cummings and City Marshal Me
Fadden left this morning for San
/ Quentin and Folsom penitentiaries,
having in custody Tony Munallo and
Francisco Armenia. Both MeXicans
were sentenced to two-year terms on
burglary charges
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Granted Order for Transcript-Su-
perior Judge Cole this morning signed
an order for transcript in the case Of
Hazel Hardin, convicted forper, who
is serving a five-year sentence in San
Quentin penitentiary. The transcript
will be used in the appellate court Of
Los Angeles, where the case has been
appealed.
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Theatre Tulane-"S Sunshine and
Shadnvs" a special tWo-act feature,
filled with adventure and anguish.
Spitefulness on the part of one of the
leading characters furnishes the ma
ior part in this plot. The acting is
admirable and a very entertaining
number. Selig War News and a
George Ade comedy entitled "Prov-
ing That Sponges Are Found in a
Drug Store" complete the bill. Com
ing Friday night, "The Tigress."
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Building HOme-Work or the beau
tiful new $4,000 home of A. c. Cas-
teel, manager of the Delta Mercan-
tile Company, was begun this morn
ing, according to an announcement
made by f. Girard, to whom the con-
tract has been awarded. The site of
the house will be fifth and Wensley
avenue. The building will be of Cali
fornia bungalow style and will be Of
two stories, with nine rooms. The
house will be modern in every re-
spect, with interior finishing in keep
ing with the architecture Of the out
side.
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Brawley Men Bound Over-H. G.
Goodwin and Ferol Young today were
brought to the county Jail, following
preliminary hearing before City Re-
corder Stevenson of Brawley, in which
they were bound over to Superior
court for trial on grand larceny
charge. Both were remanded to the
county Jail following their inability to
raise 81 GOO bond. According to the
complaint, the two stole an auto tire,
rim, inner tube and quantity Of
tools. The aggregate is valued at
$75 by A. P. Higgins of Brawley, at
whose home the theft occurred.
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Preliminary Hearing-The prelimi-
nary hearing of Margaret Smith and
George Smith, charged with assault
with intent to commit murder, prob
ably will be held Wednesday, accord
ing 70 dl dlliiOuICGliltuI lildue Iills
morning. The two are charged with
having assaulted Z. X. Henderson in a
Christmas day brawl across the
tracks. On three occasions the prelim-
mary hearing has been postponed be-
cause of the inability Of Henderson
to appear in court, but it is believed
he will have recovered sufficiently by
Wednesday to attend the hearing.
Henderson since the day of the as
sault has been confined to his bed
as result of a bullet wound in his
lung.
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Charge Reduced-A charge of en-
| beZzlement Tuesday was reduced to
misdemeanor charge, when jewels,
originally valued at 500, were de-
clared to be worth only $40. at the
preliminary hearing of David David
son, arrested on a charge of having
used the jewels for his own purposes.