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Arizona republican., 1920-05-09
SUMMER DRESS BALI
 AT TIE PEACOCK O|V NEXT THURSDAY MIGHT

What is the most appropriate attire for these warm summer nights? This is a question which patrons of the Peacock will be called upon to settle next Thusray night when Summer Dress ball will be staged. Very val uable prizes will be awarded to those who appear to be the best dressed for the weather. Manager Walter Willis Powell has placed no restrictions on the nature of the costumes to be worn. But he did mention something about fig 5rees not growing in Phoenix.
 A beautiful silk shirtwast will he awarded to the wearer of the most appropriate feminine finery and to the gentleman who appears to be best pre- pared 0 meet the summer season g requirements will be given a silk shirt Of distinctive design. It is believed that many new and original ideas n summer dress will be brought out in this novel contest and suggestions may be gained which will he Of real value 10 Phoenicians.
 Real airy summer music is being ar
Arizona republican., 1920-05-09
DESERT LOVE" WITH TOM MIX IN LEADING ROLE AT THE LAMARA

When you have seen .'Desert Love with Tom Mix in the leading role, which is the Lamara's attraction for a three days stay beginning this morning, you'll more than likely agree with the audiences, the press and the reviewers of other cities. that Desert Love" is without question the fastest and most thrilling western drama ever offered in pictures
 There is not an idle moment in the entire length of the feature. There IS not a scene that does not carry a sur prise or thrill or both or q series of both Even Tom Mix, famed for his wonderful feats for motion pictures has never before been seen in drama of such complete force as this gigantic story of the west of yesterday. Its very theme permits of unusual hand ling It's characters necessitate the strongest of types-and its story the most thrilling of daring.
 Tom Mix is first seen as BUCK aIarston'' a hard d-headed, danger low ing sheriff of an Arizona border town ..The Wolf and '"The Whelp,' his son are the leaders of as bad a band or 1saarauders and badits a s ever infested
Arizona republican., 1920-05-09

ranged by Director St. John for his orchestra and the harmony boys, Greenlough and F'rish have some real breezy. song hits which they are going to intrap. With the new double door cut into the side of the building and many fans in operation, there is a con- stant circulation of cool air in the Peacock that is delightfully."- refreshing these warm evenings.
 The popularity contest closes tomor row night and it is expected that there will be a last-minute rush which will bring several dark horses" actively into the race for the beautiful S100 diamond ring. On Tuesday night there will be q Leap Year" party staged at the Peacock. For this event the fair sex will entertain the gruffer element, buying admission tickets for their male escorts. treating them to drinks and paying for their dances. It promises to be q big time for the male popula ton of Phoenix
Arizona republican., 1920-05-09

transformation between Jekyll and Hyde being more of a phenomena Of pschycology than a purely physical transition-the latter being of course necessary, but by no means the dom inant feature. The reviewers have likewise been frankly at a loss as to words to properly convey the wonder full achievement of John Barrymore in this overwhelming success-so over towering has it proven-so fascinat- ingly distinct has been the perfect presentation of both sides of the dual character.
 On the same program. the Prizma
Arizona republican., 1920-05-09

the spectacular stage play by Lou Tel iegan and Willard Mack.
 Drama there is plenty in this master play, but a bit of comedy and mystery have been interwoven to mingle joy and thrills with suspense. It is play for all members of the family and one that even the most fastidious can en- joy.
 Supplementing program numbers for today and Monday include one of the ever-popular Mutt and Jeff cartoon reels, a Bray Photograph and a Pollard comedy.
Arizona republican., 1920-05-09

course everyone motors Sunday eve ming and as Central avenue is the most desirable course, it was a thoughtful management which placed this center of dancing, laughter and merriment near it's picturesque culmi- nation.
 King Brady and his animated or chestra will be the pleasant addition to dancing, and besides, dancing is not the only feature of The Arbor, as there are beautiful vine covered little hooks where one may enjoy the most cooling of drinks and social intercourse.
Arizona republican., 1920-05-09
BLIND YOUTH WILL START TODAY AT TIE
 COLUMBIA THEATEA

Blind Youth.' heralded as one of the big screen offerings of the year. comes to the Columbia theater for three days, starting this afternoon.
 Blind Youth" is the eeond big pro- duction by National Picture Theaters. Inc. and like the first offering, is p'ayed by an aIl-star cast. It is from
Arizona republican., 1920-05-09
TIE iRbOR MECCA IF
 MANY MOTOR PARTIES

The Arbor is after all one of the most pleasant spots in Phoenix. Of
El Imparcial. (San Juan, P.R.) 1918-197?, 1920-01-13
Ecos de Yabucoa

CsFassn. nAm1as nlaa. s&a Cusga.
Mrsc~ast ot.A ias kAssnAstA. Ma.
Tsano riaa FlxnalWe isssAah, caslas
Rsnada insre SusA tann Rsmus.
iaia n kicrsA. AeE4e oxiA 2aa*
Alenda8n. Anaunis Al,NEx'r. tsasils.n
Dulraaa. Arscaa oxia. Sara CnFciA,
casluia MnssA. t.saisn Crreso. EulA.
lie ciutfdn. EkEsrdtA NciAnqscA D..
dalina Quihunss. CeclA Ranss. H..
len Rnrcele. RulElia n. CAnsra. MHEsi.
na Gersns. EuiAlin SanAhriA. Teresa
Cogps. Maria nizs. Amelia Rivera. W.
conta Ortiz. RNfscia Sifnensrs. 9ulia
Ma. Sifurntes. l-iaia Mendoza. Gloria
AlvHrez. Dionisia DiaE. Virginia nsaG,
carmelhn naviia.
Ia possible cue este ndmCro sea aa-
mentado.
Entire otraS rcsOlnciones impor-
tRntiSinas aaOptadas p0r ei COmit6
uniOnista hay una que ha sidO recibi-
da con gran benepl&citO pOr iOdos los
elementos uniOnistas de Ia municipal
lidad. Esta resolution cuyo cumpli-
miento dbee ser exijido a tOdO trance
a fin de evitar padrinazgOs. y a cuyO
cumplimientO no debe negarse nadie
que pOr unionista Sc tenga, dispone
que tOdo nOmbramientO para puestos
retribuidos debe ser sometido pOr el
comisionado respective al Comite Gu
yO cueTpO sera el encargaeo de neco-
mendar denegar la solicitud 81 el
candidate no reuniese los requisites
exigidos. s
Han cumplido esta disposition los
Comisionados de los departanentos mu
nicipales? Tienen la palabra los miem
bros del Comite. .a
, COrrespOnsal.
| Yabueoa IL de enero de 1929.
El Imparcial. (San Juan, P.R.) 1918-197?, 1920-01-13

4 Il nesAus "a a. eeissmiir. asn a.
Rr,ss. ~ sra ~ ihs mas sa,,imss
n tututssrs Cee sas'ars rgFlasnrs
sn lss asmicR a. Is ssea sssiai Al -.
aisse Fgmfci. a. ssts uaestra rlsaa4ia.
a. riudnd.
- ilir44isa ssii1Nntrs ran ! fasts
siriuso oulailssp sun Raias Eroa, A.
fraac. lA aaeiids taMnf Esesesiar a.
NJ daisAae cnreo cop sndh ID Eshlea.
tad Qat a rhse lraNicre. noaFalasslio
cslrAF1r una uslalndsda ~5asaus DE-
CoufianEas. sn los cFgscioses salenes
ae esse quito centre. canmcmStAssdo
nd lns tfadirionsles iiesfas a. Reyes,
I'm todo e.tavo HccrsadisimR Ia n0e.
va Directiya. pscs sus mienbros coo-
peraron dccisivamenie. para CUE "a
Inauguration fuese b mas brillante
possible.
las invitaci0nes que fucnon impre-
sas en- Rna cartulina y rceactadas con
elegancia, parecia como 81 hu5iesen
animadO a nuestras seductOras mu-
chachas a eontriblir al realce del r'-
gio festival. pues nj una de elias
falt6 al mismo.
! La noche del dia de Reyes. estaba
verdaderamente sohadora. Propia-
mente sc nos antojaba una noche lie
ma de romantieismo; una de ssas no.
ohos en- las cuales los enamoradOs a Ia
palida luz de la luna, sc jursn amor
eterno. Fl azul del cielo con el con-
junto de resplandecientes luceros, CO.
mo ojos chispeantes Y seductores, pa
recia como 81 quisiera cooperar al en-
grandeciniento de aquel festival que
tan excelentes inlpresiones dejo en- el
alma soiladora de nuestra juventud
elegante.
Serian las $50 p. m. cuando me di-
riji al Casino. Quizas muy tempra-
no. Necesitaba estar en- alguna par
te donde Sc aspirara algo grato que
disipara alguna que otra penilla amo-
rosa que Sc habia apoderado de mi
con melancolico acento, Y no encon-
| tire otro sitio mas adecuado que el
amplio salon de bale de esta senorial
residencia, donde momentos mas tar
de estarfa reunido 10 mas granada ds
nuestro mundo social.
No tuve mucho tempo que espe-
rar. Estaba contemplando ell adorhc
!artistico del salon, niuy lbonito pol
cierto; cuando oi pasos s1tiles, pasos
Ifemeninos y ehtonces marchd oeu-
.lpar un estratagico sitio. POGO POGO
a interyalos sumanente ipequehos, fue-
ron invadiendo los amplios salones del
i Casino, las haas elegantes y eneanta-
! doras mujeres; de- inuestra exquisite
sociedad, ridamente ataviadas que
con sus ,sedosass scabelleras Y sus ojos
El Imparcial. (San Juan, P.R.) 1918-197?, 1920-01-13

ssl1ss. ; aserer iasrsaAaN tr sssais.
fsss c.alurfa. sCasfsn a,sllela' lAeua
assmssuss Hsi faannnls tsmsl,.sasH
nis ssul. Ahnta ~ = unefsiat iaaas.
u.uaa.ael,ah. tan nsq,As o. asanvaa. "
q tsss auin. ss.saa sa aaasila mefisF E.lr'
nasaesir aai1Hne. Msy ~rsHs1s ss-
rcs bcsuss slsso ios hnsi.iias q flcfan.
a. saian.a AZ Catnn. gan rslsnai.n.
- a. mlnlr'ss i'tniins. ias mas b..
aas psYfsmadas Sores. alsnEsani,aIuii
ruf rssnieg y cinvsici., slnia Isafar aana,
hofas dc sain1 alretsa y gslaosg. En-
i4i,an unoa mulnei1ins d. ere raAlimi'
dad. uue Ia juve1sud. dnico tcaero ~
d nurdo. nos briiila q. i-..;aaas o n
siUiscS
81 por nncsira mcnie cruAaTH Ia idea
de scfialar aqli. los nouabres Dc las
DANA. Ia coal mas ldealcs > sedocto-
ras. no tsndrismos psrdon de Dios; pof
cue scriar tantas las omisiones. q. to-
siss elias caerian sobre nuestros ju-
veniles hombro& No son nuestros de-
seos asumir responsibilities que Ia
mente infcl nos proporciona, porque
en- estes casos. amables lecteres, no
sabcn gloria. FL seyo feo numero-
sisimo y bien representado.
Fl Casino de Guayama, que es Otro
dc los centrOs sociales, que honran Ia
cultuTa de esta pintoreaca ciudad, ce-
do ealantemente la orquesta cue di-
rige el reputadO nuestTO Boro, ola
que tcnia contrataGa para celebrar en-
esa nisma noche pna suntuosa fiestal
al Casino Espahcl, para cue este eul-
to centre, pudiese lleyar efeeto con
toda esplendidez el simpatico festival
anunciado.
A las 9 y minutos, enpieza la or
questa a deleitarnos con un danzjf
criollo, que hacia perder el control a
mas piltado, Y, despues con un val.
= lleno de exquisitas melodias, Sc di
principle al bale, que ha siGo uno d.
los mas suntuosos que Sc han celebra-
do
Las parajas numorosisimas Y el sa.
Ion demasiado reducido para podel
sostaner en- su interior, tanta gent.
lcza tanta gallardia.
FL amigo Cupido, que es el Editor
de la Fclicidad, tom6 nota de alguno:
ccrazones casi a punto Dc entregarst
a sus eGanotados galanteadores, pa
ra da2ositar sobre clos, en- 81 pro
xino bale que Sc celebra, la llti,na
gotta del rico nectar que en|alana su.
afiladas feehas y caigan de bruces er
DOS amantes bra2oa que ellos, en- sos
de !ssdhlica, les tiendan.
La selecta coneurrneG.ia, fue eaplfn
didan1ente obseqpia4a, e?n dulces, rs rs
!. frssfos, Pastssags;. w, .fibull" muy el.
El Imparcial. (San Juan, P.R.) 1918-197?, 1920-01-13

- ~ alpxaSursr rtarasmant fsnf "a
R~sbA tasA @'i.las @ahst RissA
~. Wsza. AarFvm eaca~s lua k.eNisR.
go alaauntnssos uacisirs Suisnes ~
eiran aos drnsinss asl Tailsr hasaA q
Il ~ umtae al ccgFsgssss aAos
fsaas NutAe Rnase ie.. Aib~se Ca.
FrerA.
nass NtAas Raare. sunn Mega.
hasa Nslis Giands. ca Buawos
Nuale Gaandr. Assune MsssiarR.
kire CranAs. Niceute faentes.
Dsene kboEaao. aacsriAs coraero.
Dirno rrseresV0. RAmsa =. DiaE.
Dirno capcllGn. Y. Mariana colsn,
See. PuFmanente. Fcliciano Santos,
Sec. Elrcto. Eulogio Lizard.
Guardian interior. Juan Diaz Mo-
rsles.
Custodio. coDcepci6n Rodriguez.
Asisfcnte d. \. c.. Rafael DiaE Gar
cia.
As:stsn:e I. \. c., Geronimo Go.
nlez.
Asistente D. V. C., Fidel Diaz Gar
cia.
Asistente |. V. G., Eduardo Torres.
Delegado a Ia G. Logia, Feliciano
Santos.
Durante la primera semana del pre-
sente mes esta Logia ha recibido gran
nimerO de solicitldes de admission de
profaros que conocedores de las bon
dadss de la institution desean cOope-
rar al engrandecimientO de la misma.
-Tras larga Y cruenta enfermedad
hA Aencontrado por fin el supreme des-
canso el estimable caballero don An
dres Martinez, persona que gozaba de
generates 'simpatias en- este vecinda-
rio. Gran nliinero de amigos del fl
nado acompaIaron sus restos hasta
la Metropolis, habiendo despedidO el
duelo con sentidas frases el Lcdo. Fe-
liz Renato Ortiz.
Tambien rindio la jornada de la vi
da la anciana sonora Petrona Colon,
viuda de Colon; ell Revdo. Echeyarria
como apoderado y don Jose ]. Davila,
intimo amigo de la finada, firmaban la
esquela mortuoria.
FL Presidente del Comite Local
de la HCruz Roja" enterado de que
cierto nIilnero de ninos huerfanos de
la localidad no asistia a. clase por ca
recer de ropa, ,ha visitado los hogares
de dichos. alumnos Y comprobada la
falta de recursos de sus familiares
ofreci6 donar en-, nombre de la noble y
altruista association, un traje cada
nino, habilitandoles asf para. continuialI
sus estudios..l Los nifos agraciados
seran los siguientes: b. ~ .se
Juan ,Delgado, Justof Ortiz. Julio
Cordero, Luis Silva, Juan Barcelo, Ra-
fael Corps, Anastacio Quiliones, Tito
El Imparcial. (San Juan, P.R.) 1918-197?, 1920-01-13
Information de Yauco

KaFa q. awes
nsuN 81 sara
us,s - sM.ssr sin eysgss a. ia s.lns
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~ rulaa su syla ~aaaia. l,aiwse,.ls
ier's.ta fio r.sviras "A isiss .isu
.asrt, la.s Ess0. il,ssar ~ a. fasui
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tt.ete sua
ia ssf'or AF,ra tiratr nnsrsa.irr sra
~ unrs 70 caf.ha. ssar 49,, tns4
.ns tna g ah sat -tass' asa hhras li,.ie
3,
allANtLru 4. DASTAs
H. slgma. a.. fa.l~c.s ns, lftlna.
afai" - "a Is.nana. llcpiisi,H ~
,an.s iA,m.nru. dan i'ranc.s,S, 4. Das
n.s.
- rltavrr fne iraiia csia ,lmdad
u:.ia -r d. di6 Scisaliur@.
l',r,~l'aa.us Ia aprnsda :amilia
c.m "a g - ~ llgan lazos ,ie afcsino
~ a'ais.ld. nnrSir's eNwcsi"m's q,
c,lsu io rn ~ desgta..a.
TilAGhJApWlRS A';RICoI.AS
Iisr ,ai4Go de ,iuan.s7i. v'lfud de
scsi "is.> del CoMiic ,,c Ia hneiga. ia
tin.'iaa lie iriha jat"rcs asricn:as. cnr
:'NSt. ~ al Mnny.'po ,le Ponce. dondc
ipc i,cn mriops salaros.
80 prVpar:.n mUchoS gi'upoS para de
'Ir ti v,,.'nu puel,lo dc Guan'ca.
SFNTENCTA INTERESANTE
III EoH Jucz Municipal dc Yan.-o
lc~; fiH. Rafael l'ad.6 i'acis. ha
ld:ctaGa INA senienc!a mfe eSante en- cI
ASA. criminal coatra Ernesto Mercado
iFar' pp.far armasi prohibdas Consis
4 IA cl deiitO el haberse ocupad0 En-
neSto un receiver sin balas. pOr la pO
Ecfa.
I.a lefcnsa. a cargo del abOSado de
Tor0 Fernandez. SOstuvO que la Ley
castjga ecuand0 las armas prDhibidas
SO lleran con fines de ofensa v iafensa
Que 'n esta clase de delit0s, ia inten
c:6n elemcnt0 mental es indispensa
ble Y tai intenci0n solo pueda como
cerse por inferencias deducipnes so
El Imparcial. (San Juan, P.R.) 1918-197?, 1920-01-13

lt.fl 4. aas ~ lsssa.ios quf 49, frtsl.
sc 80 Aaias hs slrrr fmln siraisa Vi
f.ats .isssnasg,-'. ls4Aisiraussir tsni~
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a. ssaf -.,,a G's,lta. ssrls" gac
~ ..anaa Mnisas'n ~ lr,a f sse
s.Ha iasnsfs. ssH,n 3umaiefial 81 ~
taia e. ~, ,i,-sarGms.n lssr b. snls b.
ii'~asriisa ,iifaias - d'slio afe sssa.
ltssatss D. 'ssmlw.a D ir inrsnan "a
uluiis SO guiug. st,diaFs,
.IAars lstN 1nsi, a. gspRIEs
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r'~s a.ss. b. 81 .'ii,s'a - .n sr.arn rs.
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sirla m,H ami-u don ao-,. q 1n-F,,s
ENFl.LMo
- halla eni-llBo ,an nna fuefrr
a.,ss'..,a gIilp,aL Il Hn laHs ,i,ai Nj
glirl nrigautii. jcfr d. una falr Ia Ills
ting'nda 3 grnrraluEnie rsiimli.
/ Dc~.amo.lr q;r pronio rr,e.a.. la
salul 80
SEIl> DEL TuRO
Este qnrrid" amigo. hrrrms" de
mucSlr" apreciado di>i'nguI, daiigo
! ei l.~io Carlos del Ta9u Fernandez.
recon, lido y eIoeneIde aloga'lo fal,c
ci6 rn las prinrras E"ras de la inaiia
na de este dia en cl patri6tico pueblo
,le Calo Roo
! III i"reu Sclin. hacia al=.In tempe
csta'g. cole. aco rn Ia acred.tad. mer.
cnnii Il, la ciudad dc ponra, llomar
y CoIin.
! NosdlI"s nos Un.iEo; al thc.u que
embargo a alma de loS faniilia - del
feneci,o, Y pLrticularnIehtc III lr nueS
tro amigo rl Icdo. Too Fernandez
quien en- un corto periodic de Tempo
+ liza vis;o ba iar Ia tuniba dos >Ista@os
! de 'tal hOnrada familia.
MANbAMUS
! Rodriguez y Caraballo Inn presen;a
! do a Ia COrte lie DistritO lie Ponce. I'M
/ Mandamus contra el Hon Rafael Pa
dr6 i'ares.
Este asunt0 So relaciona con el pleito
civil que dicha sociedad sostiene con
la firr.a Rodriguez Hermanos, &c es;i
capital.
El Imparcial. (San Juan, P.R.) 1918-197?, 1920-01-13

Quialfa. t.ais sllp ~ 81 asanme ~.
ma. y % gsssNi,..e ini : ~ b n,aiAa.
"a. la sFaussan 49, a. iuras.f a Iss,
famaae ssg@sto usA sas nlsassisaal
uuiaA d. u twaira o. saiut las rus
sxssltss : este sAusasuir nrts. sf 49,.
tal.a ia gran s0aiafunhn q Hirfs in
uus ~ agoslia rtnih nafisr hsi.ian s.
fseisussslaau rss ainnl
- efuursta a9 mae tse han. la
is,diagutihls gur mceor un s.Feluura.
Do APPLAUSE psF Eu cooJwFarian IAN "A.
iiosa, pucs cen ist ssic,tps hsllala.s
qae riszui6. hino mas amrun ia ss1z.
Ca qae aglaamoe Z rt..ar.
81 "a i've a. Guyana. tambi'n cs
aigno dc IN caluroso splauso. que ..o-
sotnos nos complaccmns Ga tributar.
le. Ior Ia galantoEaa que tuve paTs.
con el Casino Espaaol. cediendaic n
orquesia.
In mas Dc una ocasi6n. vinos hen
shido De placer al reputads cahaiier0
don Ra.asl Roca. por| q rriunfo oS-
tonido cn Ia Inauguration de Ia nue.
va Directiva. a Ia que felicitamos COZ
toda sinceridad, y en- particular al s.
nor Rosa. restandOnos solamente in
di-Grlc. qae si;yan estas na -nificas We
adas ouy tsntS honor hacun a la CO.
loEia Espaaoia dc cuayar a.
Agustin Navarro.
Guayama. p. r., Enero 1920.
El Imparcial. (San Juan, P.R.) 1918-197?, 1920-01-13
BANCO POPULAR &
de
EccnOElias y PreStanOs.
FuadadO EN- 1853
ApartadO Al. - Tel6f0r0 823.
San Juan, p. Il. D
C0NVOCATOGIA

En- session Ordinaria del de los CO.
rrientes acOrd0 el COnsejo de GObierno
de esta Sociedad fijar ell 81 del actual
y h0ra de las Ocho de la nOche, para
celebrar, en- las oficinas de este Banco,
la "JUNTA GENERAL ORDINARIA''
que determiran los Estatutos y Re-
gIamentos por que Sc rige esta insti-
taeia3,.
s. rucga los sres. Accicnistas su
puntual asistencia al acto, por 81 0
por medic de representation legal, Sc
yGn eatableee la secci6n sa. en- sus
rtieplos p, "a \ p de los referidos
2stattuitos. 49,. ="
San Juan, F. r., p Enero de 1920.
Juan APELLANIz.
Adyt., Director Gerente INFERNO,
El Imparcial. (San Juan, P.R.) 1918-197?, 1920-01-13

III. aba e. ohsequiO, SOLO iba firn;la
con la palabra "Fidelidad'', Y aunque
este an6rim0 NADIA reTe'a, Sc sa"c
que su prOcedencia es del ex-E npera-
dor, quien sufre en- su retire por las
ricisitudes por que su pueblo atra giesa
n d. a"inhldad nj1
El Imparcial. (San Juan, P.R.) 1918-197?, 1920-01-13

ofrecemos ''yAC2As DE LEcHE"
acostumbradas a conner en- pesebre,
propias para familias que vivian en-
Miramar y Santurce. ,ss,l o+,
Informaran Piza Hermanos, Allen
81. Adyt.
Imperial Valley press., 1920-01-27
NOTICE OF SALE OF REAL ESTATE

IN THE SUPERIOR COURT OF I'M
PERIAL COUNTY, CALIFORNIA
Re: William w. McKim Estate.
Notice is given that pursuant to the
order of the Superior Court of Imperial
County, California, made Nov. %, 1919,
in the above estate, the administrator
will sell at private sale to the highest
bidder, and subject to confirmation by
said Court, on or after the 2Sth day o.
January, 1920, all right, title, interest
and estate of the said William w. Nc
Kim, deceased, in and to that certain
parcel of land described as follows:
Tract 81, Township Is South, Range
IA East, S.B.M,, containing two
hundred acres and two hundred
shares of the Capital Stock of Imperial
Water Company No. 1.
Terms and conditions of sale are Cash
upon confirmation of sale by the Court,
or one-half cash, balance secured in
such manner as may be approved by
the Court. Ten per cent must be depos-
tied at the time of making each bid.
Dated this 7th day of January, 1920.
j. H. McKIM
Administrator.
JAS. w. GLASSFORD,
Attorney for Administrator.
Imperial Valley press., 1920-01-27
PAVED ROUTE
To SAN DIEGO
IN THREE YEARS

1T will take from four to five
years to complete the BraWley-Mec-
ca-Los Angeles highway while I
hope to see the road from San Diego
to Ell Centro entirely graded and
paved within three years from date"
Col. FL Fletcher.
More work has been done on the con-
Meeting highway between San Diego
and El Centre than most people have
knowledge of. More contracts have
been let and more contractors are now
working than on any other road in the
state. More than that, the work has
been heavier and harder than on most
roads except that section across the
desert" sands from the base of Noun
tain Springs grade to the Imperial
county seat. There the country is
level enough to make the matter of
grading a small affair 1t is difficult in
the mountain sections. There the sur.
veyors had to climb straight up and
down with their instruments in some
places and not a foot of material was
moved by the graders that was not first
lifted with blasting powder.
Pavement Going In
BeLNeell San lDIbSO anu IlCeHllO
the state highway forces are now work
ing on many contracts" said Colonel
Fletcher. Paving is going in from the
Imperial county line to the top Of Te
cate divide, approximately 10 miles ir
length. The paving is being laid al
the rate of l IL miles a month and is
already completed from the county line
to, and east of Jacumba. The grading
has just been completed from Jacumbf
to the top Of Tecate divide, and is nov
ready for paving.
"All of the state highway from Sar
/ Diego to FL Centro has been graded
ready for paving, excepting from Pine
| Valley to the top of Tecate divide, {
distance of about 25 miles.
Grading Contracts Let
''Within the last few weeks the con
tracts for the grading of this 25-mil
stretch have been let: that portion from
! Pine Valley to the Casebere ranch
near BuclIman Springs, is under con
tract to Doran & Wright; that portion
from Casebere's to the top of Tecat
divide to NJ. d. GOodbOdy.
Seventy Miles Finished
"About 70 miles of concrete pave
ment has already been laid between
Imperial Valley press., 1920-01-27
NOTICE OF SALE OF REAL ESTATE
No. 667
IN THE SUPERIOR COURT OF THE

In the Matter of the Estate of William
r. WAEGELE, deceased.
Notice is hereby given that the un.
dersigned administrator of the above
named estate will sell at private sale
to the highest bidder, upon the terms
and conditions hereinafter mentioned,
and subject to the confirmation of said
court on or after the 7th day of F'ebru-
ary, 1920, all the right, title and interest
of the estate of the said William r.
Waegele, deceased, in and to the prop
erty hereinafter described, or any part
thereof, to-wit:
Tract One Hundred Thirty-three
Q33) c, and Tract One Hundred
Thirty-one Q3D, Township 16
South, Range 13 East, of the San
! Bernardino Meridian, containing
Two Hundred G0O) acres.
and One Hundred Fifty-four Q54)
shares of the Capital Stock of Imperial
1 Water Company No. l.
! Terms and conditions of sale are as
{ follows: All cash. ten per cent of each
I bid to be deposited at the time of max
ing the bid, balance on confirmation of
! the sale by the Court; or, part cash,
balance to be paid upon such terms as
may be confirmed by the Court All
bids and offers must be in writing and
left at the place of transacting the
/ business of the estate at room 10S First
National Bank Bldg. City of Ell Centre,
California or may be filed in the office
of the clerk of said Court
r. II. WILSON, Administrator.
JAS. w. GLASSFORD,
Attorney for Administrators.
Jan. 20 to Feb. incl