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Asks Girl to Depart.

MIS-. Gunm, realizing that the girl
was agitntc1 over The news that Young
Gunm had married, asked why Miss
Couture did not 70 away ana leave
them alone.
Hes mine, Pearl Thomas" she re-
n'I"d To the bride who formerly was
Pearl Thomas, mnnicuriSt ana artist
model. Mrs. Gllmm attempted to rrr.
Suade the girl to 20 away and not
make scene on account of the mar
ringe
"Oh, what's the use" she rcpicd
dcspondcntly.
Th"n, according to Mrs. Gllmm. the
Couture girl asked that Mrs. Gumm
step out into the hallway
after n recent experience with her.
said she wished to see Kenneth" thc
bride said
He came out Of the bathroom anu
saw her. He said: Go home, we're
married. Let us alone
"Shc insisted that she wanted to
see him for moment and came into
the room. carrying Il tlaprrr hat in her
hand. Kenneth said: 4 suppose YOU
have gun again. VOL if YOU have,
YOU might as we'll shoot I eat bullcts.'
"Of course, he didn't think she
would shoot but she walked up to
him and pulled the gun from under her
nat ana fired. had started down.
stairs and turned at the shot. She
had thrown her arms arund him, but
even though wounded, ne flung her
from him toward Il corner. Then !
heard another shot and. running back.
thought she had shot him again. When
reached the door she was falling to
the floor. She had Killed herself.
when saw her there. All crumplcd
up and Kenneth wounded, tainted.
"Shc didn't love Kenneth ana he
didn't love her. She might have been
Infatuated with what would call flap
per love, but there was nothing dccu
about her affection
II truly love my husband, although
1t has only been in the last few weeks
that we have been together much
after long csn'nnsrmrnt During
these weeks this girl continually fol.
lowed us. Kenneth told me he was
through with her
AS late as two nights before the
wedding I wanted to terminate our
friendship and give Kenneth to her If
hn wanted to go to her, bnl he assured
me that there was nothing to his
friendship with her and that he mere.
~ had spent some time with the Cou.
turc girl while we were cstrangcd.
Three weeks ago he told me he was
ready to settle down and we started
going together again
"Thcn Miss Couture intcrrcrcd. Re.
rcntly she met us on the street ana
pulled Il gun on us Kenneth toyd hcr
t" stop talking about him as he was
through"
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CHAPTER VIII

IN" Antnhn boyS were plunging into
the river when IIrskine appeared at
the opening of the old chiefs tent
next morning, and when they came
out icicles were clinging to their hair.
lie had forgotten the custom and he
shrugged his shoulders at his mothers
lnqulring look. But the next morning
when Crooked Lightning's son Black
W"lt passed him with taunting
smile he changed his mind.
Wait J" he said He turned. strippod
quickly to brccch-clout, pointed to a
beech down and across the river, chal.
lenging Black Wolf to race. To.
gcthcr they plunged in and the boys
white body Glove through the water
Ike the nrr"" that he was. At the
beech he W rpcd about to meet the
angry face of his competitor ten wards
behind. halfway back he was more
thhn twenty yards nhcnd when he
heard Il stranglcd cry. Perhaps il was
Il r,l&r to cover the humiliation of de-
1oht. but when he saw bucks rushing
Tor the river bank he knew that the
ICY water had brought cramp TO
Black Wolf, so he turned. caught tho
lad by his toplinot. towrd him shore
ana st,llnd h,.,, ., w., '."i.' '''"H,s'
mt,hnr ,,,,, ,,,,;,. ~ 'n'' ii'S
tho old chicr ,oolod ,,o.,.n,, ','' 'u'"
"AJv shirt .h,,, ~, .m ~ ~.
ana s,r,i,n,v.,n n Nv ""'"'
hnd to the astoniShmcnt Of the tribe
emerged from his tent and walked
llrmIy about the village until he found
| Crooked Lightning
you would hnyc BLACK wo,r ch,oc -
he said, "vcrv wr,l wn ,.,,.,n
who can show III, hnt,or r.,n,
son or N'hitn Arrnu." ,n.,,In,,,,,,,,.
Srnt crookrd 1irh,ni,., 80 |,,
awhile in his tcnt ana thnr socr,,l, 20
consult the prophct
Later thc o,d c,,,nr t,,1.oo ,o,..
White Arrow, Thc uronhrt u, s,ih
had been with thrm but - I'm, w,i,n
He claimed that the Gr,o, Snirit h,d
made revelations ,o him ,l,nn uh,t
manner of man WAS hr nnrs,inno, ,I,.
boy did he have uonirs ANA n,l,. nn1
ierkrd meat?
"IIe is poor" said the chief ",Jo
has only a wife and children and ,ha
tribe feeds him"
White Arrow himself gruntcd - r.
was The first sign of his old lifc stir
ring within him.
"Why should the Great Spirit nick
out such man to fuvor?" he asked
The chief shook his head.
"Crookrd Lightning has round mucb
favor with him, and in turn with The
others. so that have not thourht u
wise to tell Crooked Lightning that In
must go. He has stirred up the Young
men against mo and against Won.
They were waiting for me to die" The
boy looked thoughtful and the chief
waited. He had not reached the aim
of his speech and there was no need
to put il in words, for White Arrow
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cuticura soa, for ~.

cuticura Soap for the Complexion.
Nothing better than Culcurn Sonp
daily and Ointment now and then as
needed TO make the complexion clear,
scalp clean and hands soft ana white.
Add to this The fascinating. fragrant
cnticura TaIcum. and YOU have The
CutlCllrn TOiIGt Observation-Disclosures
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door of the brides apnrtmcn, on til,
evening Of the wedding day When II
was answered Evelyn Couture, The
sinister shadow Of the Gumms court.
ship, stood in the hall. She formerly
had held place in Gllmm's favor.
The Topeka state journal. [volume] (Topeka, Kansas) 1892-1980, 1922-05-13
CLUB NOTES

The Knife and Fork club will meet
Monday night at s o'clock at the Y.
w. c. A. with Miss Jean Koontz as
hostess
Topeka Central w. c. T. U. will
meet Monday afternoon at $3.50
O'Clock with Mrs. A. Council. 315 Elm
wood avenue.
Mrs. Charles Kleinhans will enter
tain the Art club. Monday afternoon
at her home near Granville.
The Military Sisterhood will be en-
tertained Tuesday afternoon at the
home of Mrs. J. B. Love, 800 West
Sixth avenue.
Mrs. G. L. Jordan, 1902 Boswell
avenue, will entertain the e. N. c.
club members, Tuesday afternoon at
her home.
The Ladies' Auxiliary to Marshalrs
band will meet Tuesday afternoon
with Mrs. H. A. Jungk, 1117 West
Second street.
The Tuesday Study club will have
its annual family picnic at Gage Park
Tuesday. The club has recently re-
elected the following officers for the
Seeley; vice president, Mrs. A. L. Rog-
ers; secretary, Mrs. p. J. Carter;
treasurer, Mrs. o. ]. Eidmann; chair
man of program committee, Mrs. J.
D Gossett; entertainment, Mrs. Jay
S. Buck; music, Mrs. w. E. Glover;
membership, Mrs. Leonard Warren.
The N. N. S. club will meet Tues
day afternoon, with Mrs. J. C. Strick-
Ter, SIS Harrison street.
The Mothers Club of Boy Scout
Troops, No. 3. 4. and 5. will meet
Friday afternoon at 2:30 o'clock with
Mrs. J. F. FARRELL, 1902 Plass avenue.
The Rota club will have their
monthly dinner and night meeting
Wednesday at 6 o'clock at the Heron
Coffee shop. The annual election of
officers will be held and a program
given
The Social Service club will meet
Wednesday afternoon at 2:3O o'clock
with Mrs. A. A. Brown, 1915 Plass
avenue, Mrs. c. B. Campbell acting
as assisting hostess.
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Miss Mabel Claire Steele of Cha
mute, who. received the highest num-
Der of student votes Friday at Wash
burn college will be Queen of the May
at the fete to be held on the campus
Friday evening, May 20.
Miss Steele is a tall, graceful girl
with dignity of bearing. She is
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Looking Blackboard in State
Journal Society Column
TWENTY YEARS AGO TODAY
May Is, 1902.


Mr.. and Mrs. J. II. Goddard today sent
ont invitations to the marriage Of their
daughter. Miss Edith Marian Goddard and
Mrs. Frank c. Beck, which is to be cele-
brated at 5 O'Clock the evening of Wednes
dav. MAY y. at the Goddard home. 1O4
VooIIawn avenue At home after June 30
at 1924 Harrison street
At the informal reception given At her
home corner of Fifth avenue and Taylor
street this afternoon between the hours
of :; and Is o'clock Mrs. Patrick Walsh was
assisted in receiving by her dang hters,
Mrs John Maher of san Fra ncisco IN " hose
honor the affair WIS given and Miss Agnes
Walsh. No cards were issued and the At
home was perfectly informal PERCUSSION
of the garden flowers now so abundant dec
GRATED the rooms of the Walsh residence
and an orchestra stationed in the front
hall behind a screen of palms played well
Of receiving. Mrs. Walsh was in black
striped grenadine over white taffeta- Mrs
Maher wore black grenad1ne with touches
of yellow and Miss Walsh's gown was of
mink French tissue Serving in the dining
room was in charge of Miss Anna Marie
Hagar Miss Anna Marie Walsh wore
male blue null frOck. Miss Player was in
dainty white organdie and Miss Hagar in
white null.
Miss Beck and Miss Eta Beck have issued
invitations for Friday afternoon May -,
complimentary to Miss Edith Marian God
dard and Miss Prescott.
Mrs J. b. Furry viii join Judge Furry
in a permanent residence in Guthrie, Okla
the first Of June
Miss Iseruice Fuller has returned from
visit to Miss TrOutman, at Hardin col
leEe. Mexico. Mo
Mr. and Mrs A. o. ROsser spent Sunday
in Carbonate.
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will be week end guests at the home
of Mr.. and Mrs. H. d. Yoder.
Miss Elizabeth Moore, who formerly
lived in Topeka, stopped over between
trains today as the guest OF Mr.. and
Mrs A. Zahner. Miss Moore was en-
route from Oklahoma City where she
has been visiting her sister. Mrs. Ro-
land Perkins and Mr.. Perkins. to Chi
cago where she makes her home.
hrs. I. E. Henry has had as her
House guests. this past week the fol-
lowing women who have been attend
irg the grand chapter meeting of the
q. E. s.: Mrs. George F. English of
Wathena. Mrs. Marian Hawk of
Beattie, Miss Anna z. Achenbach of
Washington, Kan. Mrs. George Cra-
Eens of Summerfield.
Mrs. Albert Quisenberry of Oak
land, Calf, is the guest OF her hus-
bands mother. Mrs. D. ]. Quisen-
berry, and of her sister. Mrs James
p. Smith,
Mrs. T. D. Evans of Washington,
KAN. is visiting her daughter, Mrs. I.
F.. Henry.
Mr.. and Mrs. George w. Courtney
of Ottumwa, Iowa, and Mrs. Emma
Courtney of Fort Scott, are guests at
the S. L. Courtney home, 726 Topeka
boulevard.
Extra copies of Kansas Woman
Journal. Boon Book Shop, $50 Kan.
ADV.
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Mr.. and Mrs. Wendell Lyman of Kan
sas City. Mo-, and Mr.. Bruce McFar-
land of St Joseph, No, will be out of
town guest.
Mrs. Helen Hannel has invited a
few of her friends to assist during the
tea hours of her opening which is to
be given on Thursday and Friday
location of the Handicraft shop,
Rooms Is and 15-A of the Orpheum
building.
on Thursday Mrs. Edwin Kfstler.
Mrs. Ted Lagertsrom, Mrs. Clyde
Schenck, Mrs. Byron Gourley and
Miss Helen Yoder will assist Mrs
Hannel in receiving her guests. On
Friday afternoon, Mrs. James McFar-
Swan and Miss Helen Jordan will as
sist.
Miss Lulu Fordyce has asked guests
for bridge tonight at her home, Az
Tyler street. in compliment to Mrs.
George I. Mccoy of Los Angeles, Calf
fornia.
Those playing will be:
Mrs. W. r Heather MIS- Mrs W. War r. se carrie
ley Mrs. J. b. DOncyson
Mrs A T. Lucas Mrs. J. H. Lee
Mrs. q. W. Kelley Mrs Robert Brown
Mrs W o. Rigby Mrs. VIII Lyman
Mrs Frank Lager Lawrence
Strom Mrs. f A. Hanna.
Mrs. F F. Parr Miss Lugrace Whit
Miss Julia Whitmer mer
y y
The members of the d. d Whist
club will go to Lake View Monday for
the day. Mrs. Glenn Smith will be a
guest of the club.
y \. 4
The n embers of Phi Delta Theta
fraternity at Washburn college will
have open house Sunday from 3 until
o'clock at the chapter house, 1928
West Euclid avenue. The parents of
members of the fraternity all Phi
Debts and their families in the city the
faculty of Washburn college, have all
been invited to call.
Girls who will assist include:
Miss Frances Price Mss Lillian Hughes
Miss Margaret MOrns Miss Miriam Wood
Miss Mildred BraniDe Miss Ivah Raines
Miss Constance Reed Miss Edna Peppmeyer
y 81 -
The Woman's Society of the First
Congregational church will give a
party Wednesday afternoon at 2:30
o'clock at the home of Mrs. D. Z.
Esterly, SO7 Western avenue, in COM
pliment to Mrs. George Mccoy of Los
Angeles, Cal.
The hostesses will include: Mrs.
Esterly. Mrs. Everett Akers, Mrs. Guy
Morse. Mrs Frank Manspeaker. Mrs.
J. c. Burnett and Mrs. John Webb.
y = y
The Phi Della Theta fraternity held
its second annual tri-chapter party
Friday night at Manhattan. The plan
for a party of the combined Wash
burn, Kansas university and Kansas
State Agricultural college chapters
was inaugurated last year when the
party was held in Topeka.
Topeka Phi Debts and their guests
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Cuba, Kan, Boy to Europe for Y.
Emporia, Kan, May 13.-John
F'ilinger of Cuba, Kan, a junior in the
College of Emporia, has been selected
by the international committee of
the Y NJ. c. A. to represent the col
leges of Kansas on the commission
of fifty students which goes to Eu-
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rope this summer. The commission
is studying European political and So
scial conditions and is designed to
bring about a more sympathetic
friendship and understanding between
the students of Europe and America.
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member of Kappa Alpha Theta So
rority.
The college orchestra will play at
the fete, the music has been written
or arranged by Washburn students or
faculty members, the designing of cos
tunes is being done by Miss Neva
Shoemaker, and Miss Barbara FARRELL,
chairman of the fete, and Miss Kati-
sue Moore. physical director of the
college, have written the story of the
fete, altogether making the HSe
ton an entire Washburn affair.
y - X
IONA Gales chief insight into the
failings and goodness too of everyday
folk is displayed with her usual mas
terry in "Neighbors,' the play to be
given by the Social Service club. at
the First Presbyterian church, from
until clock Thursday afternoon.
Mrs. Carl Trap, Miss Mary Clark,
Mrs. George Allen and Mrs. Walter
Padgett will usher.
The World Wide Guild of the First
Baptist church gave a miscellaneous
shower Friday evening for Mrs. Agnes
Robbins and Mrs. Lillian Chapel at
the home of Miss Henrietta Price, 210
Knox avenue. Those present were:
Mrs Chapel Miss Emily Wilker-
Miss Katherine son -
Mrs Mary G. Akin Ottawa
Mrs. Carrie Price Miss Katherine
Miss Grace Lohrer LOhrer
Miss Grace Pyle Miss Faye Stevenson
Miss Helen Sumey Miss Martha Chit
Miss Jessie Highly wood
Miss Gladys Smith Miss ZelIa Parsons
Miss Jeanette Price Miss Hazel Flanagan
Miss Henrietta Price Miss Elva Standi-
Mrs. Robbins ford
Miss Irene Price
y y y
Mrs. F. c. Gibbs entertained at her
home, 900 Tyler street, Friday after
noon in honor of her sister, Mrs. r.
81 80 D
Frank Horton and Mrs. Dora Reed of
Goodland, Kan, were out of town
guests.
The children's dancing classes of
the College of the Sisters of Bethany
kindergarten will give a recital Thurs
day evening, at 8 o'clock in Guild
hall, which anyone who cares to may
attend.
Miss Elizabeth Perrigo, teacher of
the kindergarten will endeavor to
show the various types of training
in rhythm, bodily grace, etc, which
the children have studied during the
Those taking part will be:
Barbara Kaye Belle Fullerton
Joy Meyer Virginia Smith
Eunice Liggett Mateele Good
Marjorie Dove Marcia Mohler
Laura McFadden Mary Mardin
Grace Jones Dorothy Jane Blue
Helen Callbeck Dorothy Mary Nc
Mary Ellen Parker kenzie
Mary Jane Laundon Frances Mae Cross
Margaret Holt
y y y
The Woman's society of the Central
Congregational church will give a
rummage sale, beginning Monday and
continuing thruout the week at 529
Kansas avenue. All those having arti-
cles to contribute have been asked to
call the chairman of their group.
y y y
The Wah-no-quah's of the Toltec
Rite will give a dancing party. We'd
nesday, May IT. at Kellam hall.
y * y
Kappa Sigma fraternity men will
have a smoker at the chapter house,
Tuesday evening.
X y y
The first of a series of pre-nuptial
affairs given in honor of Miss Sylvia
Siiverthorne whose marriage to Mr.
Lyman King will take place next
month, was a shower given this after
noon with Miss Isabel Sutherin as the
hostess.
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Mr.. and Mrs. J. r. Koontz
Mr.. and Mrs. Robert Pierce
Mr.. and Mrs. J. NJ. COnnell
Mr.. aud Mrs. X. q. Merrick
". l. N Rnnahrak k

Mr.. and Mrs. J. r. Koontz
Mr. and Mrs Robert Pierce
Mr.. and Mrs. !. NJ COnnell
Mr. aud Mrs. X. q. Merrick
Mr.. + NJ Bonebrake
Mr.. John Freshman will have at his
table: Mr.. and Mrs. Richard f. Hay
den, Mr.. and Mrs Samuel r. Lux IT,
and Mr.. and Mrs. Charles Wolff
DR.. and Mrs. Milton Miller will have
a family party and covers will be
placed for: Mr.. and Mrs. VIII J. Mil
Ter. Mrs. Julia Miller Brown, Mrs.
Florence Miller. Miss E. C Larson and
DR.. and Mrs. Miller
Mr.. and Mrs Z. s. Strachan will
have as their guests: Mr. and Mrs e
c. Kaths, Mr.. and Mrs. O T. Chopper
and Mr.. and Mrs. Ed. Thrill
DR.. and Mrs c B. Reed will have
the following guests at their table:
Mr. and Mrs. J. George Bauer, Mrs.
Gertrude Bauer, Mr. and Mrs z. A
Austin, Judge and Mrs. w L. higgins
and Mrs J. P. Root.
Two groups are having Dutch din
ners. One group includes;
Mr.. and Mrs. Thomas B. Frost
Mr. and Mrs. Frank Davis
Mr. and Mrs. Clyde Miller
Mr. and MIS-. Guilford Dudley
Mrs. Brinton Woodward
Mr.. and Mrs. J. c. Mohler
Mr.. and Mrs Arch Catlin
Mr.. and Mrs Leslie Guild
The others Includes:
Mr.. and Mrs. Ivan Dibble
Mr.. and Mrs. Frank Griggs
Mr.. and Mrs. Ilif Felix
Mr.. and Mrs. Dana Davis
Mr.. and Mrs. Wendall Lyman, Of Kan
sas city. No.
Mrs Kurtz Kellam
Mr.. Bruce Mcfarland Of st Joseph
Miss Clyde BOnebrake
DIR. Wilson Hobart
Mr. and Mrs. John Long and Miss
Edna Peppmeyer and Mr. Willis An
ton will have a table at the dinner
dance at the Country club tomorrow
night
Mr.. and Mrs H. L. Peppmeyer will
have Mr. and Mrs F. A. Anton as
their guests for dinner at the formal
opening of the Country club tomorrow
night.
y y
Mrs. A. Zahner will entertain the
Duplicate Whist club at her home on
Topeka boulevard, Monday afternoon.
y y y
Mr.. and Mrs Ivan Dibble will have
as their guests Sunday evening the
members of their buffet supper club.
Imperial Valley press., 1922-06-01
City and County
:: :: NeIUs :: ::
City Council Meeting-The city
80 ss
. . . .

City Council Meeting-The city coun-
Gil met last night in adjourned session
with all members present. The evening
was occupied IN disposing Of unimport-
ant matters and in informal discussion
of the various paving propositions.
The board is proceeding slowly and go
deavoring to get all angles TO the mat
ter before committing themselves TO
any program whatever. An investiga-
tion will be made into the market for
securities of this class and il is prob
able that a favorable or unfavorable
attitude of the investing public toward
improvement bonds will have an i'm
portant bearing upon the final decision
of the question.
Imperial Valley press., 1922-06-01
Buckman Springs Lithia. Call 1863
adv

Green Melons, 500 Fine-Y. Nita, a
Japanese farmer operating a ranch In
the Heber district was fined 500 in the
Justice court at Heber this forming for
attempting TO ship green cantaloupes.
b. A. Harrigan, deputy inspector for
the county horticultural department,
made the arrest.
Imperial Valley press., 1922-06-01

Buckman Springs Beverages. Call
1861. adv,
Imperial Valley press., 1922-06-01
Two indians eraduate-Two Indian

bows are 10 be graduated from the gov
ernment school at Ft. Yuma Reserva-
tion this week and their teacher, Mrs.
w. II. Winer, has written to the lmper-
ial county department of education TO
inquire if this county will pay tuition
at the Yuma high school for the two
boys as it is doing for 80 white children
Of the county. As the Indians are
wards of the nation, it is probable that
funds for their higher education will
be provided by the government upon
Recommendation of the Imperial county
superintendent of schools as provided
by school law.
Imperial Valley press., 1922-06-01
Buchanan Springs Beverages. G
1861. ac

c. G. Jenkins, secretary Of the Imper.
ial county fair association, returned
from Los Angeles and immediate points
in the interest Of the Imperial county
fair. lie reports that preparation OF
exhibits for the fair going ahead IN
good shape, Mr.. jenkins attended the
.Anahein orange show where he receiv-
ga applications for several concession
at the Imperial fair.
Imperial Valley press., 1922-06-01
shorty's cafe. Jacumba, is the place.
oAr

Faculty Reelected-The entire facul-
ty of the Brawley Union high school
has been reelected by the board of
trustees. Prof. George R. Momyer will
continue at the head of the school,
which has had successful year under
his management.
Imperial Valley press., 1922-06-01
Bnckman Springs Beverages. ]

Money to loan on automobiles, con.
tracts bought. Fred B. Cross, 676 Main
st. Phone 359J. adv.
Imperial Valley press., 1922-06-01

Clerks Appo1nted-The law requires
that school boards organize before the
first day Of June by eleeting clerks and
chairmen. Many districts failed to
comply and after giving due notice,
the county superintendent today is ap-
pointing clerks in the following dis
tricts: Acacia, Alamitos, Alamo, Bard,
Brawiey Elementary, Calipatria Ele-
mentary, Central, Colorado, Elm, Fern,
Glamis, Highline, Jasper, Laguna, Lam
tana, La Verne, Magnolia, Meloland,
Mesquite Lake, Mulberry, Northend,
Rose, Seeley Union, Silsbee, Sunset
Springs, Verde, Westmoreland, West
side, Wideawake and Wintefhaven.
Imperial Valley press., 1922-06-01

Coming Of Age Celebration - The
Northend of the valley is making big
preparations for the coming of age
celebration to be held in Brawley on
June "a. The Farm Bureau picnic is
to be held on the same date and the
two events to be celebrated together.
Imperial Valley press., 1922-06-01

SEVERAL BROKEN LINES of high grade
brassieres-many in lace trimmed styles tnat
were Sl5O and S1.75 are to be cleared out
ouickly now at 81 90 for your choice-see these
good savings in the Ready to Wear section
Imperial Valley press., 1922-06-01

Dainty Summer Dresses just arrived
at Lightbonrn IS Ladies Shop, Barbara
Worth Building. adv.
Imperial Valley press., 1922-06-01

Buckman Springs Lithia. Cali 1861.
adv.