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The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1920-10-12

RELISH

II large cucumbcrs
(. peck onions
II sweet red peppers
: ounces celery seed
ounc. ground mustard
y toaHpoon cayenne pepper
Dressing
y cup butter
- cup sugar
tablespoon salt
I teaspoon mustard
egEs
cup srrsm
: cups vinegar
waAh cucumbera but do not pare.
Put odcumhers and onions thru ihs
food chopper. Pot Ia an earihen
crock. sprinkle literally with sslii.
press down with heavy weights and
lct stand over night Ia the morn.
ms drain and add peppers. also put
thru the food chopper Ada celery
srsd and mustard and cayenne. Put
In preserving kettle and cover with
vinegar Bring 60 the boiling point
and add the drcaaing To make
dressing. cream butter AMI sugar,
Add salt and mustard Add egFs.
heating them In ono at a time Add
cream Have vinegar boiling and
stir IN the first mixture. l.ct the
whole come 70 boil and then Ftir into
the hot cucumber mixture. Put into
strrillsed iars and hoal
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Prominent Spokane
Girl Weds

Cards have been received In town
thk week announcing the marriage
~ Miss Evelyn Dillingham;. daugh.
ter Of Mr.. and Mrs Ralph Carlton.
Dillingham; OF Spokane. to Mr.. John
Ralph Nevers. The ceremony was
Derforrned September IL in Spokane.
md viii be OF wide interest. as
Hrs. Nevcrs has been a frequent
wu5tor in Seattle
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Pre-Nuptial
ENTERTAINMENT for
Mss Holmes

For her bridal attendants. Miss
Anne Holmes will entertain at tea
~ her home on Friday afternoon.
and on Saturday evening Miss
Hoimes' parents. Mr.. and Mrs. Ed
Nard b. Holmes. will entertain with
family dinner In her honor and In
compliment TO her fiance. Mr.. John
r H{bh Ir
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DATES
To Remember

TUESDAY. OCTOBER Ia
The marriage % Miss Roberta
hainawurth TO Mr.. John r mot
Jr At the hainswcrth home al
sac o'uiaek
WEDNESDAY. OCTOBER Is
Mrs. Charles Erickson's iunchcon At
the Rainier club In honor % Alias
Brown and Mrs Ira nAwn.
Mla- rhelma Nillers luncheon for
Miss Margaret Huteson at home
Marriage Of Miss i-Aurette Rock
well to Mr. tleyd hcwers In the
Church Of the Epiphany at sac
H.
Mrs Charles willard sstmsnr's tea
n compliment TO Mrs chssles
Mcbride.
Mrs saxnas Crawford TO entertain
with bridge tea at ~sr home
complimentary 20 Miss hclcn
Brown.
SATURDAY, oCronER ia
Miss Marian MeEwAns marriage 20
Mr.. Keith ftsken Al sac o'eieek-
In Ifinity Parish church.
"WEDNESDAY. oCronER 30
The marriage % Miss Anhe Holmes
20 Mr. William fosres, 0ooafei.
Toe. At sac 0 clock. N The ual-
versity Congregational church.
Miss Margaret Hulraen's marriage
TO Mr.. Dietrich Schmitk In So
Baruasas' chapel at o'clock.
FRIDAY. OCTOBER ss--
American Legion and Veterans OF
foreizn Was. to stv. entertain
Hssat at the Me,ropoiltan Thea.
W,
FRIDAY. OCTOBER 60
hailo~esn dance AZ Seattle Tennis
club, For reserss tious call EASs
Tts.
SATURDAY. ocroRKH 10
Halloween dirnrr-aanca al seattle
Golf and csuntFy club
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A WOMAN
CURATE

VIENNA. Aus,gn 4 congrega
ton in the Black Forrest has ap.
pointed woman curnte. Her duties
are 10 assist the pastor In church
administration. psrochlsi vislistlons.
and the spiritual care Of the young
women ~ the village
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Amphion Society
Rehearsals

The Anphion Society. Of which
Claude Madden 10 director. are hofi
tng rchearnals Wednesday evenings
N The Fine Arta Hall. ~ the las,
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me- boiling water Cover ANA
bring quickly TO the boiling point
Remove cover and cook until tender.
lust before soft add cup OF sugar
10 4 cups Of fruit Bring again 70
the boiling point and put into stef-
llized lara ana seal while boiling hot
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1920-10-12

Tho uncommony smart boy Il
lucky 10 have common sense In after
years.
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Recital at
Cornish School

At $50 o'clock tonight the Cornish
school VIII present Isabel Parry In
recital. This is the second OF a series
being given At the school. The next,
and last, WI be held Tuesday eve.
ming, October 10. when MlAn Helen
Wright will bo heard In a piano re.
ciihl. The program 10 be- given by
Mirs Parry viii be aA follows:
Oid Italian
If'lnne 1890. ...S.......s....., ,zipoii
hpnAt" fsssss...s.s.s.,s.s.. .scariatt
o,s.n ro,,,,,''''''''''''''',,, ;fsfEoless
Asestosos Pssants
largo
rhs Violet. Mozart Y.iiak
Inspired by gosths's charming poem
Of the violet that ianRed 20 ba
rorn by a lovely maiden. but which
~aa instead, crushed unseen aud
died Whispering
III I die. on happy lot,
For her : die.
A. her VEN feet
ln'rfm~xHo s.tsf.ss.s....ss....N
"eie st++sts ss..sss.sss..s..
I'M. tfneAsS +tts+s......s..s+... hfhhhas
"-i. t.'.. 49,, ~ ssssssa ssss.ssJ
Paying hoiaisrs ..-..4.......... Hsbikofr
TIE ssriisd but short.livcd mood Of
little boys With ne~ toy soldiers
~ aiss with Her Doll
Wandering Musicians
OCT q the night they come. and into
the uixht they 80 again
rrnetisiHH
a yetrsg siri sta by the open vim
dpN trying 10 practice. but is dis.
I yuneted ~ the sweet etcnta from
her sardsn The Way the lesson
ends shows that itrhikon knoEs
human nature
The onensss Promenade
Th~f encounter fror: ~ Jumps at
! them, Their scatter lrto the forest
~ ihe convent s-f ftffsss-s+. i ofodi q
Dance ~ the Eiephnnts ..... cyril Scott
An impression from kiyiinss
| Jungle Book
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1920-10-12

Mildred Barnes. Miss Ruth Jarvis
Curtis. Miss Alice Wilson. Miss
Adelaide Martin. Miss Viola Ross.
Miss Sarah Harris. Miss Gladys Cole.
Miss Ellen Patrick. Miss Esther
Campbell. Miss Hawthorne. Miss
Geneva Perry. Miss Florence Packer.
Miss Blanche HOLT. Miss Elizabeth
Kerr. Miss Caroline Kerr. Miss
Persls Horton. Miss Dickey. Miss
Margery white. Miss Gladys Winter.
mute. Miss Yates. Miss Miriam
Gardner and by Mrs Arthur Fede.
gcicr. Mrs. A. n. Randolph and Mrs.
Fred inkster. all daughters Of mem.
bers OF the club.
The tsa and coffee urns win be
presided over BY Past Presidents
Mrs. W. q. Griswold. Mrs James A.
Kerr. Mrs. G.. A. stanton and Mrs.
w. A. Foster.
Following welcoming address by
the president. Mrs. Palmerton. a
musical program will be given from
2:5o 10 $40. under the supervision Of
Mrs. Frederick w. Graham. assisted
by Mr.. II. v. Lus,hlcn. Mrs. W. a.
Foster and Mrs. r X Markham. and
which viii be rs follows
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1920-10-12
CLUBS ron WEDNESDAY


West Seattle Art Club
West Seattle Art club meets M
1880 a. m. with Mrs. George Altnow,
1893 18th ave. subject "Murillo"
Mrs, Frederick Graham. leader, AZ.
sisted by Mrs, r. NJ struthers. Mrs,
Max kuner will give Contemporary
Art"
North Qur-n Anne PIT A.
North Queen Anne PIT. A. meets
at p. m. at tho school. All mothers
having Children IN this school ana
friends. are invitedao be present
West Woodland PIT. A.
A reception for teachers. mothers
and new members viii be held AZ .
y. IN. By the West Woodland PIT.
A. In the school auditorium. PRO.
gram and ENVIRONMENTS.
York PIT. A.
The York PIT. A. will NEE, M
p. IN. Mrs, Harriet Mecioary Shaw
speaker.
ladies Grotto Club
The Ladies' GrottS club meets AT
the federation clubhouse at y. m.
!
i North End Circle ~ Child
Conservation League
Mrs. y. H. Luke. $500 18th ave.
I n. Ea viii be hostess at p m. 10
{ the North End cireio OF Child Con
servation league
Women 81 Mos-chesrt Legion
/ Women OF Meoseheart Legion
meets at Moose Temple at , p. m.
Lady ragic~
A card party Will be given by tho
Lady Eagles at Wings cafeteria at
sac D. m Public invited.
Lorraine Social Club
: Lorraine Social club Will NEE, next
4 Wednesday afternoon az O'Clock In
the card rooms Of the Masonic TEN.
pie.
Ti~nesilct Human Analysis Club
Benedict Human Analysts club
meets at 1903 10Th ave. At o'clock
Former pupils Of Mrs. Bencdic, wei
Rome.
IiiIlman Park All Society
Hiliman Park Aid society win be-
entertained by Mrs. y. G. Humphrey
and Mrs. c. r. Bullock at Mrs
Humphreys home, stie W Goth a.
at : o'clock.
Strvrns Reiirf Corr.
Stevens Relief Corps No. I. Aux
Hilary 10 Stevens Post No I. q. A
II. win give progressive whis, party
at Panama cafeteria. fsis Third ave.
Third OF scrics.
IadIes ~ the q. 4. n.
| Ladies OF @. A. II. Home Sewing
club meet with Mr.. irene White.
1904 tsrh ave. N. at 1880 for lunch.
con. EAST Madison earl
womsn's Century Club
Drama department - the
i ~ "AAttH = tfnfAlN EAWU fnffkN AT
/ Federated clubhouse At 1910.
Clara Barton Tent
Clara Barton Tent Daughters of
Veterans. meets In Veterans hail a.
tn. armory at O'Clock
Asbury Church Missionary Meeting
The ladies ~ the Aabury church
win hold their regular monthly rneet.
ing on "wednesday. October ~. ln
Asbury hafl The home sociei,s will
open their meeting In the morning NJ
II O'Clock and after the program will
have a mite box opening Lunch Will
be served Al 1870. with Mrs ". H.
Narston aa hostess. assisted hy Nirr
Miles Blakney Mrs, J. l.. Coyle. Mrs
w. A. Hobart. Mrs C. w smith.
Mrs. r. - Titus. Mfm r. r. Gear.
heard and Mrs w H. Palmer. The
foreign society win have charge Of
the afternoon program. a shower
for Rev. T. w Bundy and MIR.
Bundy. missionaries to the Philip.
pines. will be given. All ladies are
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WOMEN'S CLUBS

Tribe of Hen nur. viii hold its regu.
lar monthly social meeting Thurs
day. octohef "a, la the M. W. A.
han. Columbia city. A short bust.
ness meeting at y. m. after which
cards and dancing viii be enjoyed.
Refreshments will be served.
Palm Circle No. GO
Palm Circle No. GO, Neighhors OF
Woodcraft will givs a Halloween
dance Friday evening. october 10, at
the Swedish club house. Eighth and
olive II. Members and friends are
Invited.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1920-10-12
CANNED APPLE
SAUCE

Pare, core and quarter apples. Put
into preserving kettle with a very
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1920-10-12

Stevens Relief Corps No. /. Aux
Hilary TO Stevens Post No. I. O. A
n. win give progressive whis, par;y
at Panama cafeteria. fsts Third ave
Third OF asriea.
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e., STAG. N. wlrh,iss.,.-

sonrs--
"a, 'sinws th- Nightingale ........
.s+.s..-...... ..... d. D. ca sfnirsfe
tsi Loves Like a Summer Rose
(ei Egyptian siumse- song .,....
.s.ss..s..ss Waaif9rds Ftrfe~
Miss Constance Worn. fn.rro- canfraito
Mr.. Arviiis Bsist@d. Accompanies
ca Indian Lament ...............
CbJ Loves Joy ............-. Krsisisr
Ne Claude Madden
Mr. Awhile BslstAa. aceonpauisi
"cava.ins~ FROM Queen Of sAesa~
Mrs Samuel ~ Macdonald. soprano
Miss Carrie Lowering. aeeompaniat
Songs
tsl "HoFnins" ,s......-..... Dei Riero
90 The Asra~ .....a..... .Ruhtnste Gin
fcb Indian Sunrise cam. ..... Troyer
'dl Indian Biankrt Song f.losfanec
Violin
"a taV0t~ ...--.s...... Hrrker
~ Asiodie- 90. ...s So. Use hAikoN SKY
fct hufaoreSdHe .4.s4sss..... sAfiln
Nr Madden
negro spirituais. by'roaurns
tap Nobody Knows the Trouble ~.
re@n' ....t.. 81 7. nuFfeiRh
90 'ssinx isos. sweet charioc' 81.
..s.+.-+. .-..st4-. ....... BsfieiEh
Mrs samuel Macdonald
when Lose I. Gone" ............
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Ladies OF @. A. II Home Sewing
club meet with Mrs Irene White.
1904 tsrd ave. N. AZ 1880 for lunch.
con. EAST Madison carl
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Drama partmert ~ the
/ Woman's Century club meets a,
Federated clubhouse At 1910.
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unlman rark All Society

Hiliman Park AID society win be
entertained BY Mrs. y. G. Humphrey
and Mrs. c. y. Bullock at Mrs
Humphreys home. stie W. Goth VI,
at o'clock.
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Clara Barton Tent. Daughters of
Veterans. meets In Veterans hail al,
IN. armory at O'Clock
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ncnedlcs Humsn Anal,sI. club

Benedict Human Analysts ciub
meets at 1903 10Th ave. At o'clock
Former pupils of Mrs. Bcncdic, wei
ZONE
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West seattle Art club meets M
1880 a. m. with Mrs George Altnow
1893 18th ave. subject "Murlllo."
Mrs. Frederick Graham. leader, as
sisted hy Mrs, \, NJ stru,hers. Mrs
Max Kuner will give Contemporary
Art"
Imperial Valley press., 1920-12-13
SMUGCLERS GET
LIMIT; bLEOS0E
ISSUES WARNING
Special 10 TIE Press.)

LOS ANGELES, Dec. 13.-Beforc
the United States district court,
Judge B. F. Bledsoe presiding, Hor-
ace Champion, Ignacio Leon and
Charlie Scillion, arrested in CaleXico
some weeks ago, charged with snug
Cling whiskey across the interna-
tional line were found guilty yester-
day and sentenced to 30 to 80 days
in the Imperial county Jail on from
one to three counts.
Champion was fined $500 or 80
days in the county Jail on one count,
Leon fined S400 r90 days On three
counts. Scillion was handed ike
sentence.
Judge Bledsoe issued a warning to
the men, stating that every effort
was to be made to stop line running
and convictions would be dealt with
to the full extent Of the law. "Leni-
ency has proved TO be worthless in
stopping the smuggling and hereafter
the limit will be imposed said Judge
BledSoe.
Imperial Valley press., 1920-12-13
STANFORD GETS
ATHLETIC BOWL
(By United Pressl

STANFORD UNIVERSITY, Palo
Alto, Cal, Dee. 10. - Next. spring
vii see Ground breaking for Stan
ord uni{o12ity,,s $75cf % STADIUM
- athle,lc bowl, according 70 p-aLa
determined upon aJ . meeting here
shis week of students and the eng
neering department of the university.
The bowl win have a seating capacity
OF G0,O00. 1t will be completed and
will be used to usher in the 1928 sea-
son of football, it is. announced by the
students and faculty in charge of its
construction. ' q, ., =. ~, =. ~ ~.
The site selected is characterized
as an ideal site, all possible means
having been taken in selecting it 10
allow for the reaching of it by trans
portation. 1t is bounded en- the
north by the state highway and by
the douhe tracked Peninsular railway
On the west.
This work will be the elimination
of several years of forethought by the
athletic authorities Of the university,
who established a stadium fund" !"
putting into it ten per cent of all the
gate receipts of all campus games
any one-half of any net surplus at the
end of the fiscal year. The purpose
Iof the fund was to establish a work
ing capital for use in the preliminary
work. g.
Plans are being drawn under the
direction Of the university engineer
ing department headed by Professors
Durand, TTArx and Wing.
Imperial Valley press., 1920-12-13
NOTED SPEAKER
COMING TO CITY

Woodworth Clum Of Los Angeles,
who is managing director Of the Bet
ter America Federation, Will make
four speeches in the valley the latter
part OF the month, according to A. w.
Arnold, special representative Of the
federation.
MI Clum will be in the valley on
the 9th and 28th, but as he Will be
unable to make all the towns, I'M
perial and Holtville will be invited to
join with FL Centre in hearing what
Mr.. Clum has to say at FL Centre.
He will speak there at noon luncheon,
to be served at the Barbara Worth
hotel on the 9th.
"The object Of the federation is to
make Deter Americans of foreigners
who are citizens of the United
States Mr.. Arnold said. "The move
ment is non-political and non-sectar-
ian. 1t is not a hobby nor a scheme
on the part Of any group of men in
TIE state Of California to put some
thng over, nor is it contrivance
for the grinding of any personal or
EOItical az. It's purpose is in abso-
lutte harmony with its name, and it
seriously hopes to contribute towards
better conditions in America-in the
broadest sense Of the term. We are
hoping that Imperial and Holtville
viii be we'll represented at the meet
ing To Jc addressed by Mr.. Clum at
III Centre on the 9th"
% The officers for the Imperial coun-
IT, branch Of the Better Amtrica Fed
GRAFTON are as follows: Kenneth d.
oliver Of Brawley, chairman; Paul
Entcrman, Calexico, vice chairman;
}. y. Adams, Brawley, secretary
treasurer; f. J. Davidson Of the 101
Imperial Valley press., 1920-12-13
NOTICE

The Emmanuel Circle CT the First
Baptist church will meet Tuesday
afternoon at 2:30 o'clock at the home
Of Mrs. A. w. Hyberg, 572 Hamil
-cn, for the study of missions. Mrs.
Clay williams, leader for the day.
All ladies' interested in missions
urged to be present.
Imperial Valley press., 1920-12-13
FORMER OFF|CERSlE
TO FACE JUDGE

Former Police Officer H. Pomper-
in, dismissed from the force by Chief
of Police Dave Matlock, alleged to
have taken part in an illegal sale off
one case of whisky, which he confis-
Gated from Z. T. Turner of Calexico,
and later sold it to windy" Jones,
will leave tonight for Los Angeles in
the custody of Vincent j. Monteleone,
deputy U. S. marshal, where he will
face Judge B. F.. Bledsoe, charged
Imperial Valley press., 1920-12-13

with violation of the federal prohibi-
ton law, tomorrow. .a
Information which led to the arrest
of Pomperin was furnished by
Charles Wilkes, colored, who was ar
rested by Pomperin a few days fol-
lowing the sale of the liquor.
Leaving with Monteleone at the
same time will be Jones, Turner, Je
sus Conesa and f. Murillo.
C. T. Walton, U. S. marshal Of the
oouthern California district, located
at Los Angeles, sent Sheriff Apple
still release papers for the men. o..
Imperial Valley press., 1920-12-13

minded one that big amusement
city was in Ell Centro.
The Wortham shows are widely
known in the valley by reputation,
This year they bring nothing old but
the name. One of the feature at
fractions is Johan Aason, the Nor
wegian boy giant. Another is the
Seaplanes, the newest form of aerial
ride. 1t is just from the east, where
it broke all records. There is a
Imperial Valley press., 1920-12-13

The big Clarence A. Wprtham
shows arrived in Ell Centro yesterday
shortly after noon and the work Of
unloading the 35 cars and trans
ferring them to the grounds at State
and Tenth streets which will be their
home for the balance of the week, be-
gan Immediately. The shows were
unloaded without noise of any kind
and only the passing caravans re-
Imperial Valley press., 1920-12-13

San Diego countv's first car of or-
anges left Escondido Nov. %, bound
for Saskatoon, western Canada.
Banning almond growers have sent
out several carloads Of almonds and
in spite CT reduced prices are getting
very good return
Imperial Valley press., 1920-12-13

The Central California Wooler7r-
ers' Association which has been COM
posed mostly Of sheep raisers of the
Livermore valley has decided to ex-
tend its scope of operation and in
vite sheep raisers of the San Joaquin
and Sacramento Valleys to work
with it.
Imperial Valley press., 1920-12-13
NJ ? 7>'TbTENT
LUNCHEON DEC. IS
To all Members of the Farm Home
Department.:

U ali NlClllDCIS VI lIie al III lANIllS
Department: ~-t
A special meeting is called for a
luncheon and in the afternoon lee
ture to meet Miss May Searest, as
sistant state leader, nSaturday, De-
ccmber 18. -........--z-. .....,.-..... b..
She nwas tcen asked by the coun-
" chairman 20 asaak to the W. zen on
the Work~accomplishad in Minnesota
Also she viii speak on work now
being done in other counties in the
state.
The agent and county chairmen/ de-
sire all women 1ho can possibly do so
to be present and to send word in not
later than Thursday, Dec. 16, if they
wish to be present at the luncheon at
the Barbara Worth hotel. @t
Mr. Irvine will speak On tho Cali
Imperial Valley press., 1920-12-13
NEW BOOKS AT THE
PUBLIC LIBRARY
Fiction

Fiction
Harry Myriam-"Little Daughter
# Jerusalem. The life Of Russian
JcWess, born in Jerusalem.
Poole, Enest-"His Second Wife"
a clever novel with strongly drawn
character.
Wharton, Edith - Summer" A
powerful story Of u1sllt devotion.
Non-Fiction
Abbott, Lvman-"Last Days Of
Jesus Christ"
Drinkwater john" Poems"
Howe, Maude-"The Eleventh Hour
Of Julia Ward Howe"
Rose, w. Mathematics for
Engineers"
Imperial Valley press., 1920-12-13

freak cattle show, in which are dis
played 40 or more queer specimens.
There are 20 different shows, all
of them worthy, and five rides.
These when spread out take up more
room than any circus. The shows
will open this evening, and there
after, including Saturday, they will
be open afternoon and night. The
Workman shows are known over two
nations as the travelling Coney Island.
Imperial Valley press., 1920-12-13
LABOR PROBLEM
IS A BIC TOPIC

called for Wedaesd- 3 III, Ia5as. pe
10, at 2:30 D. m. at the El Centre
Chamber of Commerce, when repre-
sertatives of all farmers producing
organizations and representative
growers OF the valley will meet.
1t is pointed out that labor must be
secured to handle crops and definite
schedule of pay must be arranged.
The meeting is expected to arrive
at important results.
Imperial Valley press., 1920-12-13

+ Deputy U. S, Marshal-Y. J. Monte
'lcont left last night for Los Angeles,
taking with him H. Pomperin, Jesus
@Qnexo, T. Il. -,Ta..--Taurnar, r. MuriIlo and
Walter C'Windy"D Jones charged
with violation OF the federal prohibi-
ton law.
Imperial Valley press., 1920-12-13

fornia Farm Pureau Federation.
The far mad%sor will speak on the
County Farm Bureay.
MILDRED E. CORBIN,
Home Dem, Agent.
Imperial Valley press., 1920-12-13

Nathen Kemp Of Calexico was ar
rested and lodged III the county jail
Saturday night by Officer Crane,
charged with passing worthless
Imperial Valley press., 1920-12-13

Harry Blake returned from Los
Angeles this morning. He witnessed
the shooting of Greek woman in a
restaurant in that city last night
and also aid IN the the case of the
mystery murder which has baffled
the coast authorities for the past u
hours.
Imperial Valley press., 1920-12-13

Vern Garland, local real estate man
and American Legion executive, spent
Yesterday with friends at Saltcn Sea.
Imperial Valley press., 1920-12-13
kyQlltiIg4EYI
Alumni Dance

The alumni of the local high school
are planning. their second annual
dance and party to be given Dec. 20
at Davis half 1t IS the custom for
the last graduating class to prepare
for the affair. Many Of the alun1ni
are. expected in the valley this Xmas
time, and it is hoped that all will be
present. The alumni, ex-students and
their friends are urged to attend.
Imperial Valley press., 1920-12-13

Biz dance at Date school Friday,
Dec. II. Bes, music in valley. Good
Imperial Valley press., 1920-12-13
NOTICE

Imperial Irrigation District Gert
aral Fund Registered Warrants are
payable down to and Including Reg
.z..-r.d number. 1883.
P II NADDOX
Imperial Valley press., 1920-12-13
TOO LATE TO CLASSIFY

LOST - SATURDAY NIGHT Be
tween Imperial and Ell Centro a
ladies' brown leather hand bag. Zinc.
er notify race Holdzkom, phone Impe-
rial 191-W. Reward.
Imperial Valley press., 1920-12-13
w. Nj. s. Meeting

The Woman's Missionary Society
of the Christian church viii meet on
Tuesday afternoon, Dec. IA, at the
home of Mrs. Irwin Manpin, S32 Ad-
ans street. The following program
will be given: Leader, Mrs. Thos.
Livingstone; devotional period, Mrs.
j. E. Hodge; address. Americaniza-
ton, Miss Inter; story of the noun
tains Mrs. 7. NJ. Gil; address, the ne
cessity of savior, Christmas mes
sage, Mrs. Vidette Campbell.
Imperial Valley press., 1920-12-13

Our special Christmas offer on
monographs will interest you. Ne
Cunes, 661 Main street.-Adv.
Imperial Valley press., 1920-12-13

Harry Ellison, who has been in San
Diego for the past few days, return
ed this morning.
Imperial Valley press., 1920-12-13

ranch director for Imperial; NJ. C.
Blanchard for Holtville; Leroy Holt
for El Centre; o. K. Thomas for
Calipatria; W. II. Best for Brawley;
Argyle McLachlin for Calexico.
Imperial Valley press., 1920-12-13

Miss Janet McRae of San Diego
will arrive in FL Centre this after
2o-n for snort visit. She will be
1T tt1rttair2,d,, tbs, eva1iar by the San
gOuci l.;h.
Imperial Valley press., 1920-12-13

Treasurer Imperial Irrigation Dist.
Imperial Valley press., 1920-12-13

Mrs. Vera Hass. deputy sheriff, civ
il department Of the copnty jail. re-
turned to the office this morning
after a two weeks absence as re-
suit of an operation.