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Imperial Valley press., 1922-05-04

nment as state paper.
Another lawn fete viii be held @.
the lawn of the First Baptist churci
tomorrow, Friday evening. Strawberry
shortcake and ice cream will be served
and a musical program given. Every
body is invited. adv
Money to loan on automobiles, con
tracts bought. Fred r. Cross, 676 Main
st. Phone 359J. adv
You will find an old friend al
Shorty's cafe and market, Jacumba.
adv
Elementary Graduates The high
schools of the county should all have
large entrance classes next fall judg-
ing from the number of eighth grade
children to be graduated this summer
with high school entrance credentials.
Brawley alone will graduate 81, Calexi-
co reports 36 rs its number and Cali
patria will graduate ls. I'll Centro will
send more than go for the two semesters
into C. u. H. s. Many of the rural
schools report large classes also.
Enjoy the musical program and ice
cream and strawberry shortcake IN the
lawn of The First Baptist Church to-
morrow evening. Att
Table d'Hots DINNER 81 Per Cover
Hotel Barbara Worth. Special T-bone
Steak Dinner 90c.-Adv.
SO Percent on Silverware this week.
Crescent Jewelry Co., 534 Main st. adv.
Valley Mulberries-Mrs. Yonge, home
agent, is showing a can Of Valley mul-
berries put up by the cold pack method
by Mrs. Frank Moore of McCabe. They
look Just like blackberries and are said
to have a fine flavor. The local mul
berry has seemed to lack flavor, but
farm women have found that by add
ing small quantity of vinegar or
lemon juice to each can and sugar to
taste, the fruit is greatly improved in
flavor. Beets canned by the same pro-
cess are also on exhibit at the Farm
Bureau offices.
When in Jacumba, eat at Shorty e
cafe. adv.
Dr. Harry Hooper, Dentist, CAT Main
st.. Phone 382-W.-Adv.
so Percent on Silverware this week.
Crescent Jewelry Co., 534 Main st. adv.
Schedule Complete - Miss Jessie
Decker, university specialist, will ar
rive Monday morning and will meet her
first appointment at 10 a. IN. at the
home of Mrs. Anderson, Eastside. At
IL a. m. she will be at the home of
Mrs. Abrams, also Of Eastside. At
12 she will hold meeting at the home
OF Mrs. Dan Oakley in Holtville.
Monday afternoon at 1:30, she will
meet the workers at Central highline;
at 2:30, at the ranch home OF Mrs.
Eekert, Central Tuesday, at 10 a. m,
she win be in McCabe district at the
w. d. Moffaft home; IL a. m, at the
George Austin home. Tuesday p. m,
clock, meeting will be held at the
c. f. Bogue home, Mt. Signal; 3 o clock
at lockwood home, Mt. Signal; We'd
nesday, all day conference at the Ell
Centre office; Thursday a. m. en- route
to westmo,land; Thursday p. m, ] to
4, TO organize Westmorland Gown Your
Own Room project; Friday, a. m,
at Mrs. Angelina Courtney s, Heber;
at II, at Miss Linnie Lester s, Heber;
to 4 p. IN. Friday, to organize Ian
tana "Own Your Own Room project;
Saturday all day work meeting for
members in FL Centre.
Imperial Valley press., 1922-05-04

Dead Identified-The body of Kirby
Short, who was found dead in Calexieo
early in the week has been claimed by
his father in Springfield, Ohio and the
remains will be shipped there today by
f. j. Mulligan. The records show the
mans correct name to be Kirby Short
and not Walter Kirby as reported in
Los Angeles papers. Short was Il well
known character in Calexico and was
under surveillance at one time in con-
neetion with the Taylor murder case,
but was allowed to go.
Imperial Valley press., 1922-05-04
Wooda Blessy Dancing
Studio, 723 Orange. Phone 411.W.
ADV

On Flyer Hunt-Corporal J. ID. Vile
and Private T. w. Parker of the Is
Aero Squadron, L. s. A. were in FL
Centre today conducting campaign
for recruits for the air service. They
have bee nposting the country from
Rockwell 1ield and are now on the re-
turn trip 10 that place. There will be
40 vacancies in the Is Squadron by
June /, also other openings in the air
service for duty in the Hawaiian Is
lands Applications for enlistment may
be made to the recruiting officer, Room
I, Federal Building, San Diego, at Rock,
well Field, or through any postmaster.
Imperial Valley press., 1922-05-04

You will find an old friend a
Shorty's cafe and market, Jacumba.
adv
Imperial Valley press., 1922-05-04

SO Percent on Silverware this week.
Crescent Jewelry Co., 534 Main st. adv.
Imperial Valley press., 1922-05-04


atty given to Joe Ward, arrested at
Calexieo and charged with vagrancy
Ward was brought to. the county jail
this morning by Under Sheriff Barker
SO Percent on Silverware this week
Crescent Jewelry Co., 534 Main st. adv.
Colored Woman Freed-Emma Jeffer-
son, colored, given 90 day sentence in
the county Jail by Judge Vaughn
Thompson in the Ell Centre police court
April 20, has been Temporarily freed by
John Berry, her lawyer, who is appeal
ing the ease to the supreme court. The
woman is charged with disturbing the
peace.
Marie Jenkins Violin Studio, 500
Olive, Phone AT. adv.
Valley Draws From Florida--Califor-
MIA, and FL Centre in particular, draws
visitors even from Florida, which is
usually considered chief rival in eli
mate and citrus production, the visitor s
book at the chamber of commerce shows
this yesterday and today. A. f. Fris-
sell registered from Miami, and Joseph
H. Hughes from Barlow. Mr.. Frissell
though being a strong booster for Flor
ida, admitted that the climate of Imper-
ial Valley rivalled that of his home
state. He was impressed with the growth
Of the citrus industry here and the won
derful opportunities for increasing it.
He mentioned especially the Imperial
Valley grapefruit, but would not com
NIT himself as to its superiority over
the Florida product.
shorty's cafe, Jacumba, is the place.
adv.
Sells Ranch for s6,00o-R. f. Jeanes
has purchased from T. A. King, tract
POS southwest of FL Centro, consisting
of 40 acres. Mr.. Jeanes contemplates
putting the land in alfalfa. The reported
consideration is $4,000. The Pioneer
Title company handled the deal. Mr..
King is moving his family to San Diego,
where he has accepted position with
c. B. Justice.
! SO Percent on Silyerware this week.
Crescent Jewelry Co., 534 Main st. adv.
Rotary Appointees-E. w. Judy, pres
ident of the rotary club, has appointed
the following members to serve as en-
tertaiIment committee for the coming
year: Andy Preble, G.. c. Corwin,
Charles Murphy, j. E. Cook, and Doug,
Lao DpehlP
Imperial Valley press., 1922-05-04
Meet Meat Steve's. Adv.

Five Months-A sentence of five
months in the county Jail was the pen
atty given to Joe Ward, arrested at
Calexieo and charged with vagrancy
Ward was brought to. the county jail
this morning by Under Sheriff Barker.
Imperial Valley press., 1922-05-04

Hotel Barbara Worth. Special T-bone
Steak Dinner 90c.-Adv.
Imperial Valley press., 1922-05-04

so Percent on Silverware this week
Crescent Jewelry Co., 534 Main st. adv
Imperial Valley press., 1922-05-04

Money to loan on automobiles, con.
tracts bought. Fred r. Cross, 676 Main
st. Phone 359J. adv.
Imperial Valley press., 1922-05-04

so Percent on Silverware this week
iCrescent Jewelry Co., 534 Main st. adv
Imperial Valley press., 1922-05-04

Normal Documents-Word was re-
ceived today from the state depart
ment of instruction that normal docu-
ments heretofore issued to graduates of
state normal schools who have taught
two full years or more, can no longer
be obtained. The last legislature amend
ed section 1903 of the political code and
in doing so eliminated the normal doe
nment as a state paper.
Another lawn fete win be held c.l
the lawn of the First Baptist church
tomorrow, Friday evening. Strawberry
shortcake and ice cream will be served
and musical program given. Every
body is invited. adv.
Imperial Valley press., 1922-05-04

Enjoy the musical program and ice
cream and strawberry shortcake IN the
lawn of The First Baptist Church to-
morrow evening. Att
Imperial Valley press., 1922-05-04

Marie Jenkins Violin Studio, 500
Olive, Phone AT. adv.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1922-10-30
these Little Service Messengers Are Anxious Them
ANNOUNCEMENTS
Special Notices b
NOTICE.
c. L. 4. EXAMINATION.

NOTICE.
c. i. 4. ENAMlNATlOS.
Pursuan; 20 Tho requirements OF Chap
ter los. Acts OF the General Assembly OF
Virginia, Session 1910. notice is hereby
given that an examination for the de
E.sc 81 certified public sCcuuntan, VIII
De held In the CRY OF Richmond on No.
vemhcr she 27th. 2sth and :sth. 1922.
Further particulars furnished on APP
ilicsi!on TO
A N. FuLLES. c. T. A.. Secretary.
Virginia State Board OF Accountancy.
Box 3oS. Richmond, Virginia.
Repair worn Speciality.
Il. COHEN.
Merchant Of Diamonds and Fine Jereiry
Mad 5000, 2nS Z. Broad
ELITE BEAUTY PARLOR. 20? East
Broad. Madame Gross. "Inccto Rapid"
guaranteed coiorias for gray hair. APP
piled or sold here. Madison 56e
THE FAMILY COAT OF ARMS makes
an :dcai wedding or Christmas present.
II painted By Hagwood. $40 East Frank
lin Street.
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In hicnor-inrn

VI
MRS. HET TIE GILLIAN McCRAw.
on october IL, 1922. occurred the death
ct NEs Bette Gillian MoCgaw. the w.Guw
o! william Emmett McCraw. A.,huush
he! life had boon cute, ana unoI,rusGvv,
IL has made an ind.l:bi. Impression urau
every oth'T HE sAe had touched
10 those who knew her best. her sin
oerty @: nature VA, one OF her :uus, aux =
standing characteristics. She neither Hat
tered nor dcc.ici. sEu wns no rcspcctcr of
p"r""ns: IA her home all cns scs and con.
confederation She Was nc slave OF Inou,!., :
no servant TO wh:ms. her associates al.
ways kn-w where to find her When
ever she spuke. net voice rang truth.
truth em.arntnd ;.ou h.r whole being
,herc was no piuce IN her conversation tor
:d:n words. II was this sincerity. coupled
Win loyalty. which Inspired in ali her
friends confidence unshnka BILE.
II" her HUSBAND. sac r'HAcrcd literally
the low. honor and obedience which She
had promised on her wedding DAY In,
truth. God hAc Joined then. together ana
endowed them with mutual love. which
day b dag s-ew :!kcr unto the Divine.
70 her ohli:en. sac E@y, love infinitely
tender and true, service unfa.l!nS. and an
example @. purity. honor and righteous.
ness, !npcrisaars. From IN. time she
inusA, ;i.i: i":an, lrs 70 pray. she was
hood. =" ;hai their hearts a..sA; truly
echo the words:
Il zee! ;hat IN the heavens above.
The ang"!s, Whispering 20 ono another.
Can and among Their burning terms OF
Mons SO devotional as Mother"
But. had her good qualities been only
the result Of AlEhiy Developed ethical
sense. the Ne.2HveG ones might indeed
s9!Gow Without hope. bu; they have the
Blessed asSurnnc" that her good worns
"efe alone the fruit o: ~ all-susinning
.aNA IN Chrlat as l"itpIia! SAVIOR. lIav-
!"s accepted l!!m Ia .Hrly. !ouch. hvr uir-
!lG"! HFywtE continued through III, Years.
!.!h" !itiIc E:nrs-, whose face was ;rAns
formed - SteadtAst gazing upon tn.
Great stone Face 50 h,r :ac. WAS
transformed into the li..u-ss OF the III
vine Image. Through christ. ala:ls sn,,
Was able 10 strL6g.e. endure and tulnll:
90 s?otle.s woman. Ia a world q. shame,
With splendid anI silent scorn.
60 h"GH :" God as sou Camc--
~ kinsiies; warrior born"
ALLi.Eh--ln nsmory OF our dear SON.
joan Louis Miiier. who Gied years
ago TO-DAY. October SOFA
Death mas robbed US Q. our ron.
.: the one we loyod 50 we'll:
TAKEN from this world Of sorrow,
safely home w!;h God 10 dwell.
AI,houFh you've gone TO realms above.
Wen watch aDd work and pray.
TAa: guided ~ our Fathers love.
Wei! meet again come day.
hy Ills Parents
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Lost and Found

DOG-Icst. ono female hound. white and
hlnCh spcCklcd. license tag No 3Il5 on
River Road. iicnTico County. Reward.
for any Information leading TO her re-
covery. Madison 1910. MIR. Sunnaily.
ipSr-STuir--l chokes. IN Lyric Satur-
day matinee. Reward IL returned TO
iSNi Mnst Cary Strnri
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1922-10-30
EVERY CAR YOU SEE
is A USED" CAR.

And SO a new car auto
matically and instant
ly becomes a used"
car when it has virtu-
ally been driven Just
around the corner but
does that make j. any
less a good car? The
automobile Of today is
built to run hundreds
OF thousands of miles;
SO when one is driven
but, say, 1925 miles,
does that make it any
less deserving Of your
respect and considel'a-
ton, provided it is Of
Tered by a dealer in
whom you have con-
fidence?
Anderton Automobile
Co., Inc,
1887 ". Broad st.
1921 FORD Touring; bs.ga.n c. I
,h!dre!. Universal Motor Co. 1912 we.
Broad,
RICHMOND KLINE co. disiributors 70
hl!Hr' Cole and Earl passenger cars.
- L = 4.
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CLASSIFIED
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Schedule of Want Ad Rates.
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Iate Tor this large Typo ID cents n
WerC daily and I. II cents word sun
nay. Inc same scale OF reductions
VIII Apply hs for regular want ads.
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READ OUR USED
CAR LIST.

VAN Llo L.
People in general now
adays tell you an v
thing, but does it not
make you feel good
when you are dealing
with a concern or with
its representative, to
know that what they
say first they will say
last? This applies to
our proposition that
we have the best line
of used cars on Rich
mond market, and the
best prices. If we tell
you that she has been
overhauled - she has;
other words: if we say
it is in excellent condi-
ton and is a good buy,
you can depend on us
that it is. Each and
every car in Our Used
Car Department has
been thoroughly over
hauled and repainted
by men who know how.
Call by and look these
bargains over.
s'udsbaker. 81 Tourins.
-fasscn5er. Hig Six. 1900
s'utebaiter. 81 Touring.
s,udohskcr 20 Tourinr.
-Four: runs good. looks
E"on ......... ............ $50
HAYNES Club Roadster. newly
Fa'Hi't $50
Wills knight 7.Passcn ger;
good car FOR hacking. $50
ing 1890. .............. $50
Buick Touring. Six. excellent
condition ..................s $50
Buick Touring. Four. 200
Chcvr"lc, Roa tor: run
three months .......-..... s25
Ford Touring. with st.rtcr 2c5
Jordan Touring: see this car. rs
B-!sooe Touring. good condi-
h''h '''t's... ............. 800
Franklin Touring; real bar
gam 1900. .............. 200
Comet Touring: newly paint
ed. good shape ......... 500
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UVEKI.AND 5-rassenseT. Eood condition;
looHs nice. Will SCI! for s!S6 to pay
g%rase and repair uu.. sO2 .So.th era
ham street. MaL,nun o3i7
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1922-10-30
BUSINESS SERVICE
Requiring

FINE watch. coco and ieweiry rspRITlnr
Railroad WORK speciality. Moderate
charges. Terrell Bros. i23 Yves, BroaI
Street. Randolph So;5-w.
The New York herald., 1922-10-08
Miss Catherine L. Willard
Wins Success on the Stage
James S. Wizards Daughter Takes Place Among
Young Women of Well Known New York Families
Who Have Won Way in the Theater.

Nine de Navarro. that she played Re
gina during the long run of Ghosts at
its first regular performances in Lon
don. She acted with the late II. b. Irv-
ing in his production of Hamlet" Just
a. that time. Miss Sybil Thorndyke re-
tired from the company at the "Old
Vic,' which was then under the man
agement of Ben Greet.
Miss Willard took her place and be-
gan the performance of long list OF
Shakespearean heroines such as falls to
the lot OF few actresses to-day. She
played Juliet. Lady Macbeth, Beatrice,
Herntione. Portid and other parts and
then acted in such old comedies as "She
Stoops TO Conquer" and THE School for
Scandal" Both Kate Hardcdstle and
Gdy Tedsle she has played since her
return TO the United States. In the
music halls she travelled for a season
with Ben Greet. who gave condensed
plays of Shakespeare before enormous
audiences.
Last year Miss Willard came to the
United States. and was Immediately en-
gagged by Henry Jewett fer the Copley
Theater in Boston. Mr.. Jewett gives
there a repertoire of modern and classic
works Miss Willard. who has been
just as successful in Boston as she was
abroad. is again with this company, act
irg In the plays of Sutro. Galsworthy.
Granville Barker and the other English
dramatists who make up the play
wrights from whom Mr.. Jewett selects
his plays. She has proved highly sue
cessful In a wide range of parts.
The New York herald., 1922-10-08
Best Jokes on Self,
Says Sophie Tucker

Laugh and the world laughs with
you-especially IL you're laughing at
yourself" This shrewd and succinct
paraphrase of an old adage was stated
to an interviewer by Miss Sophie Tucker.
Americas jazz queen, who, having COM
pleted six months engagement at the
London Hippodrome, has resumed her
tour Of the Keith vaudeville theaters.
And Miss Tucker. who is again on the
bill at the Palace tomorrow, not only
makes that statement, but she also lives
up to 1t.
"A joke is always funnler II it's on
yourself" says Miss Tucker. "It has a
personal element then. The psychology
is simple. 1t is precisely the same thing
that makes people laugh at man who
slips on the ice. or slapstick comedian
who gets a custard pie full in the face.
1T is the real reason for the overwhelm-
ing popularity of Charlie Chaplin. If
you think back to any OF his pictures
you will recall that all the jokes were
on him, all the accidents happened to
him, he was always the ridiculous figure.
Well, can't exactly parallel that. be-
cause / don't get hit in the face with a
custard pie while I'm on the stage, and
1t isn't part of my act to take a funny
fall.
But" she continued. "I can do some
what the same thing by making fun OF
myself in a song. or by having my
boys, who accompany me, do it. For
example, they kid me in a song about
my size. You see. instead of ignoring
the fact that I'm stout, or being sensi-
tive about 1t. 1 laugh at it. Result? My
audience laughs with me, twice as hard
as If I'd joked about something else"
The New York herald., 1922-10-08

Young women from we'll known New
York families who have selected :he
stage as a profession have In nearly
every case covered themselves with suf-
iicient glory TO prove Che wisdom OF their
course.
Mrs Lydlg Hoyt is to play with Miss
Billie Burke in Rose Briar." Miss Jane
Page, daughter of Mrs. Dongan de Pey-
ster and a granddaughter OF the late
Charles Coudert, which links her with
many important families, will continue
the career begun in "Marie Antoinette
and 1.-THE Czarina." Mary Tonetti.
daughter of the late sculptor and Mrs.
iTonetti. who was Miss Lawrence. has
been acting all winter as the leading
lady OF a stock company in Detroit.
Miss Margaret Sawyer is acting In
"Thank YOU on tour.
Now Miss Catherine Livingston Will
ard has just added fresh laurels TO her
already large crop by acting in Arnold
Benefits "The Title" in Boston.
Miss Willard is a daughter of James
> Willard, a granddaughter of the late
F. K Willard of this city and niece OF
Mrs Henry Lorillard Cammann. Vita
her mother she went to London at the
beginning of the war and there studied
elocution. Subsequently she went TO
Paris and while a pupil of Jules Leitner
of the Coincide Franchise was urged
by him to become an actress. She was
then student at the we'll known girls
school, the College de Sevigne. She also
studied at this time under NJ. Dehelly
of the Comedie.
Although her training In diction and
action was altogether French. Miss
Willard postponed her actual debut
until she arrived in England She was
only 16 when she Joined the famous
training school, Sir Frank Benson s
company. She appeared first in boys
roles, but at the end of her first season
played Hippolyto in "a Midsummer
Nights Dream" 1t was through the
interest of Miss Mary Anderson, now
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1922-09-30

swooped down on Las Cruces. N. NJ,
20 miles from here. at daybreak TO.
day. raidod two homes. arrested two
men and seized liquor valued al
1890. The raid was tho result OF
complaints OF the United states
yeterans' bureau that students at the
federal vocational training school
there were offered llauor.
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1922-09-30

elected a "gob" as their national
commander. ~ is tho first time in
tho history that sailor has boon
honored with the highest post of
tho organization. He ~ Judge y. a.
Willett ~ Tsma, Iowa. who had
seen service In the navy 81 the
union. Ills election was greeted by
checrn from the assembled 900 dele.
gates.
other officers included e. -. Bod
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1922-09-30

bent, San Antonio. Texas. senior vice
comma nder. and George J, Harding
father OF the president, surgeon gen
eral
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1922-09-30
G. A. R. VETS GOING HOME

Election of President Puts sniior at
q. A. II Head Tor First Time.
DIES MONIES. Iowa, Sept. az
Delegates 90 the convention of the
grand army held here were today
packing their kit bags preparatory
TO returning homo after having
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1922-09-30

Federal Officers Seine liquor,
Ell PASO. Texas. Sept 29.---Tw0
rifle squads Of - men from the El
paso federal prohibition office
Macon beacon. [volume] (Macon, Miss.) 1859-1995, 1922-02-24
CAL0MEL IS 4
DANGEROUS DRUG
Next Dose May SaIivate You,
Loosen Teeth or Start
rheumatism.

Calomel Is mercury; quicksilver. Il
crashes into sour bile like dynamite,
cramping and Sickening you. Calomel
attacks the bones and should never be
put into your system.
II you feel bilious, headachy, consti.
pated and all knocked out, Just go to
your druggist and get a bottle of Dod-
sons Liver Tone for a few cents which
Is a harmless vegetable substitute for
dangerous calomel. Take a spoonful
and if it doesn't start your liver and
s~traighten you up better and quicker
than nasty calomel and without making
you sick, you just go back and get your
money.
Don't take calomel! 1t makes you
} SICK the next day; it loses you a days
work. Dodson's Liver Tone straightens
you right up and you feel great. No
salts necessary. Give it to the children
because it is perfectly harmless and
can not Observation-Disclosures.