Imperial Valley press., 1922-10-10
Motor Representative Here.


Rrandenburg, field representative fo1
Union Motors, Inc, distributors OF
Maxwell mlR~ ears, is in the valley
going into the situation as it applies to
Maxwell ears Mr.. Brandenburg is be
ing shown about by A. b. Arnold,
local agent. Promise is made of an
important announcement of reorgani-
zation of the Maxwell service in the
valley upon basis that viii take care
Of increasing demands.
Lodge Meetings Tonight-El Centre
Lodge No. al5 Knights of Pythius,
meets in regular session tonight at
Pvthian Hall, corner of Main and
Fifth streets. /. O. O. F. meets at the
same time in the rear hall at Masonic
Temple. The Commandery, Masonic
Order. meets in front hall of temple.
Wooda Blesy Dancing School. 723
Orange. Phone All W.-adv.
Returns with Alleged Burglar
Deputy Jack Ridgway returned Sunday
night from Yuma, bringing with him
NJ. T. O 'Brien whtwas arrested in tina;
city last week on a warrant from Im
perial county charging him with burg
larry at Glamis. 1t is claimed thai
OBrien robbed a house in that town
walking across the desert from Yuma |
for that purpose and before leaving |
with his booty, left bad check iIrAl
store at Glamis. He was given a
preliminary hearing today in the
Justice court of FL Centre township. !
Piano Studio-Mrs. Annie Whitaker.
Lessons after school hours. For first,
second and third grades. $40 Olive,
Phone 14-J.-adv.
Remodeling offices-Contraetors are
remodeling t he offices Of tn
Imperial Irrigation District in order
TO make n more efficient and satisfact
ory arrangement of the various Off
eials. The directors room is being
moved to the southeast corner of the
offices, the place vacated being taken
bv the clerks who formerly were placed
on the south side Of the office. Fred
Mclver, as secretary and treasurer, has
his combined offices in the center
where he is easily accessible at all
times and can have his records within
easy reach.
Shine Now 10 Cents-At the Palace
Shine Parlor. Topic theater building.
564 Main St-adv.
Gaylord Case Again Postponed
When Kenneth Gaylord, charged with
forgery, appeared before Judge Cole in
the superior court yesterday morning |
request was made that the ease be con
tinued until today as Joseph r.
Seymour, counsel for Gaylor was occu-
MED with a ease in the city
court. The court granted the request
and set 10 O'Clock this morning asi
the time for arraignment.
Dates. Fresh and Clean-An prices.
Highway Date ranch. 4 miles west III
Centro. Phone "a W 4. Orders deliver
ed.-adv.
Dismiss Slater Charge-On recon-
mendation of the district attorney
office. the ease against Howard Slater
and Rose Erskine Slater was dismissed
nthe superior court yesterday by
Judge Cole because of lack of suffi-
The two were charged with robbery.
Elmer A. Todd announces his music
studios open. Pupils may begin at any
time. 6o4 Olive. Phone 466 W.-adv
Plead Guilty to Liquor Charge
Henry Gin and Pauline Kelly appeared
before Judge v y. Thompson III the !!
police court late yesterday afternoon
and pleaded guilty to a charge OF pos
sessing and selling liquor at their home,
5O4 South Fourth street, and running |
Il gambling house. The couple were
arrested last week following raid
by members of the local police depart |
nent. When arraigned, they pleaded
not guilty and demanded jury trial
but yesterday changed their plea TO
guilty. Gill was fined 800 aud Pauline
Kelly 5000 and given six months
sentence in the county Jail, execution
OF which was suspended.
DR.. w. w. Brown