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Imperial Valley press., 1917-12-24
GOOD ROAD SHOW At
|. & s. THEATRE

The most conspicuous exent in the
local theatrical field this ceason will
be the production at the L. & S. the
atrc on December 20 of "When
Dreams Come True" big musical
comedy which opens at San Diego
for three-day run Christmas day.
, The book and lyrics were written
by Philip Bartholomae, whose previ-
Gus stage successes include "Little
Miss Brown" Every Good Eddie" and
"Over Night" The score Of "When
Dreams Come True" was composed
exclusively by Silvio Helm, compos-
er of national reputation who wrote
many of Marie Cahill's most success
full songs. The scenic efforts are
elaborate and massive and show
meany features that are pleasing to
the eye. The gowns worn by the la
dies of the company come from the
Orange Costume Company of New
York, and they are said to, be Won
derful creations of the dressmakers'
art.
The cast engaged in the presenta-
ton of "When Dreams Come True
includes many names notable in the
musical comedy field, and no expense
has been spared by the managers in
assembling one of the most evenly
balanced companies that ever ap-
peared in a musical comedy.
A chorus of twenty girls, all
under the age of 20, will assist the
principal players to give one of the
most satisfying entertainments ever
seen in our city.
Imperial Valley press., 1917-12-24
MABEL TALL IAFERR0 IN
METRO FILM At L.&.S

Metros special production de luxe,
Draft 25S," starring Mabel Talia-
ferro, which will be shown ct the l..
& S. theatre on December 25, is
a patriotic pageant of great scenes
in the history of the United States.
From the Battle of the Bunker Hill
to q lawn fete of the present day for
the benefit of the Red Cross, stirring
scenes follow each other in this pic
ture, the logical successor to "The
Stacker" written and directed by the
author director of "The Stacker" Will
liam Christy Cabanne. The Battle of
San Juan Hill is vividly presented,
with regular cavalry men of the army
charging in the re-enacting of these
scenes. The Battle of the Alamo, in
the Mexican war, is shown in repro
duction. With eXactness of detail, the
signing of the Declaration of Indepen-
dence is pictured, with all the ''orig
inal signers' portrayed by players
chosen for their likeness to the diff
ferent parts. In connection with
"Draft 25S," motion picture camera
was planted for the first time on
Bedloe's Island for the purpose of
taking pictures of the Statue Of Lib
erty.
"Draft 258" is pictorial review of
great events in American history.
A special matinee will be given
Christmas afternoon.
Imperial Valley press., 1917-12-24
POUR CONCRETE BY
THURSDAY NEXT WEEK

Architect Zimmcr received a letter
from the Brombacher Iron Works this
molning in which they state that they
are proceeding with the work and will
rush the material for the new Jail
and that the iron guards for
the basement may be expected to ar
rive in El Centre by next Thursday,
when the contractors may go ahead
pouring concrete. The above concern
we're the successful bidders on the
Structural iron work and received q
contract that amounted to $4,000.
Imperial Valley press., 1917-12-24
vORWAETERS COMES OUT
IN DEFENCE OF WALOON
(By Associated Press)

Amsterdam, Dec. 24.-Vorwaerts,
the Socialist organ reported ordered
to suspend publication three days ago,
appeared unexpectedly Sunday.
1t says the suspinsion was due to
criticism of the provisioning of war
invalids under the heading LET Them
Beg" 1t prints prominently defense
of German Food Controller G. Van
Waldow and quotes him is denying
that he excused or tolerated certain
conditions alleged to exist, but admit
ting that illicit trading has assumed
proportions which threaten to endan-
ger the food supply.
Imperial Valley press., 1917-12-24
CO.MOvES
HERE FROM CALEX|CO

The Strawn Electric Company have
removed their headquarters from Ca
lexico to this city. The concern has
been established at Calexico for the
past five years and is the oldest bus
>ness of its kind in the Valley. E.
E. Strawn is personally in charge of
the new store at 51S North Fifth
street, where they have an attractive
display and he says that they will
maintain their shop at CaleXico and
also establish another at Brawley.
Imperial Valley press., 1917-12-24

fright now-free yourself at once from
all corn misery. 1t will peel off pain
lessly, in one complete piece, any
corn, old or young, hard or soft, O.
between the toes; any callus, or any
corn that has resisted everythin" else
you have ever used. Off it comes like
magic. Guaranteed.
All you need is or drops of
|"Gets-It," that's all. "Gets-It' is the
only safe way in the world to treat
a corn or callus. It's the sure way
the way that never fails. 1t is tried
and true-used by millions. Never
irritates the flesh or makes the toe
sore. 1t always works, peels corns-
off like a banana skin. 25c a bottle
is all you need pay for "Gets-It at
any drug store. or sent on receipt
of price by E Lwarence & Co., Chi
|cago, Ill.
Sold in Ell Centre and recommended
as the worlds best corn remedy by
Johnson Drug Company, sos Main
street.
Imperial Valley press., 1917-12-24
SOUTH FERN TO MEET
ON WEDNESDAY NIGHT

South Fern Farm Center will meet
on Wednesday, December 26, at 8 p.
M, at the South Fern school, when
the following program will be given:
''lrrigation of Alfalfa," by C. L. Sui
livan, acting farm adviser.
Management of Hogs" by w. D..
Norton, assistant farm adviser.
"Milk and It's Products" by Joseph
Hertel, assistant far madvser.
Also Mike Liebert Of Seeley Farm
Center will give short talk.
Imperial Valley press., 1917-12-24
FIRE ON SUBMARINE
AS SHIP IS SINKING
(By Associated Press)

Paris, Dec. 22.-Describing the
sinking of the French cruiser Cheteau
Renau,t in the Indian opean on Dee.
IA, the Ministry of Marine said the
gun crews remaiped at their pos's
and as the ship sank to the gun ports
opened fire on the submarine, which
appeared the second time.
Ten members of the crew of the
cruiser are supposed to have been
killed by the explosion.
Imperial Valley press., 1917-12-24

Reserve your table for Christmas
Dinner at the Barbara Worth, where
a beautiful Christmas tree and Holi-
day spirit awaits you--Adv.
Imperial Valley press., 1917-12-24
.PURP ORTEO WILL OF
QUEEN LII THROWN OUT
(By Associated Press)

Honolulu, Tuesday, Dec. 1S.-The
purported 1917 will bequeathing the
major portion of the estate of the
late Queen Liliuokalani has been
thrown out of court. The judge stat
ed that all the evidence and his own
knowledge convinced him that it was
a forgery.
Imperial Valley press., 1917-12-24
'Gets-It," 2 Drops,
Corns Peel Off!
For 25 Cents Peel Off 25 COrns.

"Get's-It," the greatest corn dis
covery of any age, makes joy walk
ers out of corn-limpers. 1t makes
ou feel like the Statue Of Liberty.
Buy a "libertY" bottle of "Gets-It'
Imperial Valley press., 1917-12-24
News InsBrief
WHERE TO GO TONIGHT.

Meeting of the firemen, fire
hall.
Lodge No. 1872, f. & A. NJ, Ma
sonic Temple.
Carpenters union, Dunaway
block.
l.. & S. Theatre-Special Met
70 feature film.
Imperial Valley press., 1917-12-24

Press Liners arc reaa by chose VII
vant work. Do you ueed neln foc ~
tnch?
Imperial Valley press., 1917-12-24

Quick action wanted on north
east 40 acres of Tract 63; quarter
$1,000: part cash. Apply 227 North
Seventh ST.. Eel Centre.
Imperial Valley press., 1917-12-24

w. l. Stone left for Los Angeles
last night, there to experience his
first meeting with Hymen, according
to an alleged confession made by Mr.
Imperial Valley press., 1917-12-24

William Stancei, former deputy
sheriff, now soldier at Camp Lewis,
has sent greetings to Sheriff Apple
still by mail.
Imperial Valley press., 1917-12-24
49, ----..--- -..-a-- '-------'
MONEY WANTED.

WANTED Loan OF s375o on 12o acres
waterstocked. nartlv imnroNen' M
mile from railroad; soft SOIL Box
$50. Press office. jt.t
wv wANvnD-S1 500 50 500. $4,000 $4,000
So oOO all ~ood first MORTGAGE Sc
cnrity on land; one TO three years;
ion ner cent. If you have the moneN
70 loan. sec me. H. II. La Mott9
IJotel Oregon. Mir 4l fee
Imperial Valley press., 1917-12-24

Albert Medeares, aged 27, of San
Gabriel, and Ruby Willingham, aged
22, of Heber, were licensed to wed
Saturday.
Imperial Valley press., 1917-12-24

H. P. Cripps and wife have re-
turned from visit to Los Angeles.
On their return they motored to the
Valley by way of Elsinore, Julian and
Descanso, finding good roads almost
all the way.
Imperial Valley press., 1917-12-24

A service flag with 27 stars hangs
in front of the office of the Imperial
Valley Telephone Company.
Imperial Valley press., 1917-12-24

Miss C. E. Williford, clerk of the
Superior court, will spent Christmas
at Campo.
Imperial Valley press., 1917-12-24

William Londa, alleged to be draft
delinquent, and certainly of Austrian
descent, was arrested at INLAND yes
terday by Deputy Sheriff Franks. He
is 29 years old.
Imperial Valley press., 1917-12-24
MONEY TO 1.OEN.

, ,yoNEy no LOAN at z per cent on i'm
4. .T Drnvn1 land anywhere In lmnef."
Wolev. Apply to Peter p. HoVe'N
Imperial Valley press., 1917-12-24

Tom Elliot, local Wells-Fargo
agent, declares that the turkey crop
of the Valley this year is 100000
pounds, instead of 100000, as first
reported.
Imperial Valley press., 1917-12-24

FOR SALE--My equity in new mod
en- five-room bungalow; completely
furnished; id al location on nice
street, close in; lawn and shade trees;
large lot. Can be bought al bar
Gain Answer care of Press. Box So.
Imperial Valley press., 1917-12-24
Eon SAvr,-y,yE S'r0TK

FOR SALr,--f1NE " > ~ u
FOR striches. J. Mayo, Bard
CAL --
ICR SALE-Fourteen Jersey COWS
fresh and springing; ten head young
stock; thoroughbred Jersey bulli
Thoroughbred HDuroc-Jersey boar
Rhode Island chickens. mrs. ~, u
Young. Box asa, Star Route, Ell Cen
trO,
Imperial Valley press., 1917-12-24

rUR SALE-30O acres soft and m edium
soil; will subdivide; price right VIII
nam GriSet, El Centro, Route !.
Imperial Valley press., 1917-12-24

FOR SALE-60 or l20 acres decided.
waterstocked land, mile from town;
part improved; sacrifice $55 per acre: ::
uaif cash. AdGrdess Box 100, Press.
Imperial Valley press., 1917-12-24

FOR SALE-S0 acres fine soil adJoln-
ing West Side school. Reasonable
terms.
Imperial Valley press., 1917-12-24

Replies for Box Numbers A112. ~.
PAS. GO, D36, C54, 100 and Permanent,
have been received by this office and
should be called for at once.
Imperial Valley press., 1917-12-24

FOR SALE-School section, 369-11 /;
under new Laguna high line canal;
lust across line in Riverside county.
Price $4,000. B. G. johnson, Yuma
Imperial Valley press., 1917-12-24

FOR SALE-100 acres land, 80 inn
nroved. Waterstocked, one mile from
good railroad town; good alfalfa
and fruit land; $s5 per acre, cash
or terms: S55 acres trade for clear.
Jurlev Press office.
Imperial Valley press., 1917-12-24
FOR SALE-REky. ESTATE.

FOR SALE OR EXCHANG E-640
acres adjoining the townsite of
Brawley, all improved and fenced.
fully water stocked. owner will sell
for cash or will take part trade.
Must make quick deal What have
you. Address Peter =. Hovley,
BraWley.
Imperial Valley press., 1917-12-24
CLASSIFIED WANT ADS

FARM LOANS at low rate of interest
and long time.
L. p. SARGENT,
Phone 26S 552 Main st.
La prensa. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1913-1962, 1917-02-26
EN- FL DISTR|TO De AlHR
DOhIhAA LAS fU[RzlS DEL
CORONEL REYhA
Ell CITADO JEFF ''lEGAlSTA" HA LOCR
Do DfRkOTtR A las F0fRlAS
CaRRkkCST&
Irlrgrsna E>pCriaI para IA PRENSa.

NOGALES. Arizona, Fcbrero .: 49,
f;n los alreicdorcS de Saric, sc libru
IN c~rcrlentro entire las fuerzas ca
rranciStaS CumandadaS por cl cCro-
mel Camacho V las fuerzas villiatas
uuc operar a las 0rdereS del corCnei
Rcyra. Las noticias de la lucha en-
tablaia en- 81 lugar mencionado tu2-
ro2 ~confirmadas anoche por los fun
c~ionar;Os miiitares americanoS quo -
en- cSta ciudad. CuieIgS
recibicror informcs f%ideq,enos en- los
que 81 aSegura. ademas, que las TO-
pas carrancistas fueron derrotadnS
completamentt
lIanSa rccibiio tambitn noticias lie
uuc las fucr1as del coronei Reynl.
en- n,:mcro dc trescientos homhrc:.
han tcnitn tH:tp en- su campaHa con-
ira las fuer1as del gobicrno de fac
to. u las Que han arrojado del dis
trito de Altar. Il! occidcNtc de Soma
IA, donde opera desde hace mas
de dos meSes 81 cCrOn"l Reyra, quicn
sosticne. segun St asegura, la banI9-
RI "lesaliSta"
Los pueblos fvontcrizos dc Soma
ritz. Racamora Y Saric estan Ell po-
der de las tropas dc Reyna. quien PIE
temde ocupar Altar para domInar to-
do ell distrito ocgdenta!. anrovechan-
do la circunstancia de que las fue"-
a carranciStaS han estadO sicTl1
concentrates en- ell noroeStc o mo-
two de IA anenaza dc los "illistas
que operan ell el occidentc del ESta-
do de chihuahua
La prensa. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1913-1962, 1917-02-26
INFORMACION LOCAL
Ell CONCERTO DE AVER EN- Ell
MAJESTIC" 4 BENEFGCIO
DE Ia CRUZ ROJA

Conforn.e 10 anunciamos en- nuestro
nu.nero anterior. aver. a las cinco Y
media de la tarde, tuvo lugar, en- ell
Teatrc "Majestic' de esta ciudad, el
concerto o~rganlZado por ell "Comite
&c Scnoras de la Cruz Roja Amer.
cana, con obieto de arbitrarse re-
curSos Nara 81 fonde 10 dicho instl-
tuCion.
FL rrograma de esta fiesta musical
Gnc habia sido embellishments ARE
=lado por sus organizaGOrcs, fue Gull
piido con toda discretion por G~uicnes
10 tuviercn 4 81 cargo. V tanto ID
sonora Bruce Brough como los MEN,
bros dc Ia OcGuesta Sinfonica de San
Antonio, obtuvieron mercedes aplau-
SOS por su labor artiStlca.
La sonora Brough cant0 una aria
de Gounod llamada La Reina de
Saba. V o0tuvo muestraS de aprC-
baci0n de parte de Ia concurrence
La OrqueSta S%inf6nica, en- cuyo Sc
no fi"uuan, 0 gran agrado MUGS
tro, ccnocidos mUsicoS mcicanos de
recrnocido prcstigio, TOGO con macs
tria 81 "nespertar de la manana'.
La n;ucrte de Asa, el Bale de AMI
ira" V el 'Palacio de! Dios dc KS
montanaS'. de Grieg: Y tantc en- estaS
,ca.posicioncs se!ectaS, cuanto en- "Ge
MOS Loci. &c TheTn, en- al Moline :.
dc Gi:let. y IN las "0nGas Azules del
Danubio'. de Straus, el publico tuvo
OCCASION de .saborcar csta bUcna mu-
sica. nterpretada con gusto, Y Je
2rcmlar con apIausos cl trabajo arts
t!co dc Ia SinfoLica.
Ia lucida fiesta, que conStltuyo
uau v~criadcra nOta social, termiE"
col u.a fantasia americana, en- a
1uu uc:fiian cartarcs y aires tipiccs
d~ cstc pals fiHaiiZardc en- CT HimEV
Nacional americana.
Ii concurrcncia fut muy s~elccta,
hsb:rndo aSistido ell Mayor General
r~c~.h'@-. nucvo comandantc militur
del sur.
La prensa. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1913-1962, 1917-02-26
CONTINUAN LAS DETENClONES
DE IRLANDESE

LONDRES. F'ebrcro 24.-Nuevas
aprehensicnes de miembrcs de la Ii
ca Gala Y lie personals idertifIcadas
cor el reciente MovimicntO insurre:-
ciCnal, Sc han llevado a efecto en- II
laada. seguu dice un informc recibldo
nor la agencia Central de NotIciRs,
procedente de Dublin, en- el cual Sc
agrega que otroS arrcStos Sc espe'r
ran que Sc haean hoy = manana.
Var!os de los aDrehendidos han ST.
do conducidos a Dublin G intcrnadGs.
en- lcs cuartcles dc Arbour Hill. Tam
biGn Sc da cuenta de otros trclnta y
dos arrestos de miembros de los Sim
Fem Y de Ia Li%a Gala, que sc lle-
yaron 4 efccto ell dia dc aver.
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Sc INSTALARA EN- LAREDO La
SUCURSAL No. / DE La
SOCIEDAD MENICA-
IA DE TIPOGRA-
Eos

LA PRENSA" ha estado danGO
Upcrtuma cuenla de las labOrcs des-
arrclladas por IN Sociedad Mutualista
Mcxicana "Artes Graficas". dc re-
cie:.te fundacitn, V las que hasta aho-
IA han producido un movimient0 de
general simpatia hacia el grernio lie
mpresoreS meNicanos dc esta cipdai
Tanto es asi, cue Ell Ia session efcc.
tuada aver ell Sr. S~ecundino Gallardo,
presidente de la Aries Graficas.'
que durante la pasada semana estrv9
en- Laredo, Tex., informo a los pre-
sentes del positive inter6s o que alb
* cstin siguiendo los pasos de la
Sociedad, IRA demonstration de 10
cual la constituye el hecho de Gud POI
corducto del propio Sr. Gallardo, III
nuen aumero de tipografos de Ia pc
blar;on fronteriZa hicieron patente 81
adhesion a los tip0grafos meXicanOs
de San Antonio, en- Ia obra que han
emrrendido.
Con un APPLAUSE franco Y espOnta
neo. Sc salud0 la manifestation de las
t~ipGgrafos iaredenses, ~acordandCse
des,ie lucgo cue la Sociedad nombre
dos Gelegados en- Ia ciuGad rlberena. a
los que va Sc envia Ia credencial res
pecriva para que Droccdan Il hacer
una ac;iva propaganda V Sc reunan.
4 ser possible. cl domingo proXin.o.
pa1a Que inicicn Ia fundac!on de n
uuc ser:i "Sucursal No. / de Ia Sc
cicoad Mutualista Mexicana "Artcs
Graficas.'
Gtros asuntos lie no mcnor lmnOr-
tancia fucron tratados en- Ia session 4
ouc nos REFERENCES. haji&ndosc apr1-
Lace un bucn numcrO dc artlcG!.S
del Rcglamrnty, cuya termination 81
hari ell breves dias.
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PROTESTA DE IN AMERICANA.

FL scn9r A.rydcsch Guimaraes, M
turaI del Brasil y que actualmente
reside en- Ada, Ohio, dirigio, o ie-
cha Is de los corrientes, al Director
dc uno de los PARTICIPATES diarios dc
Me-. York, una carta Ell que lie dice.
Soy I'm americana (Naci en- los
Estados Unidos del BrasiD Y escri
DO Il listed esta carta para protesta,r
encrgicamcnte contra cl impropio ESQ
del tGrmino America N su ~perl0dico.
Por America debe entcndersc TODD
eI c%ontincntc Americana. 81 csta MT
cion no tienc I'm nombre propio que
aplicarsc, llamela "Yankeeland" o co
mo Il listed lc plazca, pero no use Ell
nombrc de America. Los brasile1os
m tan legitimamente amerlcano:,
como los franceses son europeos.
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CIENCih> OCJLTAS

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Fueron aprehendidos unos mexicanos
en- OMAHA, Nebraska
Sc les acusa de h. Der dado muerte a I'm agen-
te del ferrrcarEil del NOrOeste y de
cometer otros deiitos

, on el asunto Y abriga Ia confianza
de Tue saltra libre. Declare que no
tenia conocimiento de 10 que paso y
dice que no haya como eXplicar la
! circlnstancSa De que Ia plstola cali
| bre II que Tue encontrada en- 81 GUAR
to tenia &C.; cartuchos descargados, Y
cuyos tiros cree la policia que fue-
ron los que Sc di%spararon contra
Cross, por parccer que fueron reclcn-
! ~len,enet diSp2raGos. /"
GGnfieSan los reoS .
FOR fin confess Macario Perez
Romero uuu e habia ~disparado y
! Aguirre V Lopez cor:oborarcn su de-
ciarac.on. Confcsaron tambien que
ban a robar el caro- De carga y que,
les articuios recobrados por Ia pc
i IicIa hahian sido robados por el!os.
Les tres hombres cstuvleron de
acuerdo en- sus confesiones de que
fuaron al patrio de carga a robar los
carros V que Perez Romero entro al.
CARO- mientras Aguirre Y Lopez es-
tahan afuera. de guardias. Cuando
Sc presento Cross, este Golpe6 a Agui
RE con su pistola, agre%aron los con-
{ fcsos. p~rlvandolo del sentido. Lopez
| corrij V Cross De un salto Sc par0
dertro del caro-.
! Perez Romero. que estaha dentro
: del CAIRO disparj un trio contra 81
ve!ador. saltaTdo en- Seguida del a
rro para eclar a correr Cross dis
| par6 dos veccs contra el V una de las
: balaS le pene:r0 en- ell cuadril dere-
che. Al S~cnt:rse herido, do media
vuc!ta Y disparo sobre Cross quien ca
+ 20 mucrto con una bala en- cl cora
! 2on Los tres lograron cscaparse, Pc
70 el Gomin@o e" Ia tarde fueron arres
tados ell 90S Capitol Avenue.
!. Perez Romero lie estaba causan-
do muchas molcstias V dolores SUI he
| rida. V unique al principle Sc ere
yo que podria permaneccr en- la cell.
da de la rrision, por fin Sc hlzo ne
yesario llelarlo al hospital para eX-
traerle Ia Ia bala y curarle la he
rIda.
Mas de vcinte personals eStan toda-
via detenidas er la carcel en rcla-
ciGn con este asunto, pero como sc ha
hecho con otros, unaS seran pucstaS
en- ibertad, otraS sentenciadas u al
runos dias de carccl y otras acusa-
das de yagancia.
La prensa. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1913-1962, 1917-02-26

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"a i)ios %pcrGonara su crimen, Ell cri-
men DE haber traicion&do al mas Zeal
Y noble amigo, al gcneroso Genera,
Guerrrro.
Juan de DiUs Pea escrIbio IN TO
nance que tituti6 "De Marinero !
Trapista" Y en- 81 habla del tca,doT
Picaluga.