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The Richmond palladium and sun-telegram. [volume] (Richmond, Ind.) 1907-1939, 1922-05-06
BELGIAN
FORCES IN GERMANY
(By Associated Press)

BRUSSELS, May 6.-Belgian forces
in Germany are being reinforced. Two
thousand men, their staff of officers
and 1,100 horses are to leave for the
occupied area today and Monday.
The measure is due to the recent
series of frequent aggressions in which
Belgian soldiers have been victims.
The latest of these affairs occurred at
Homberg, near Essen, on Thursday,
when two German civilians wounded
Belgian Lieut.. Bronze with revolvers.
The Richmond palladium and sun-telegram. [volume] (Richmond, Ind.) 1907-1939, 1922-05-06
TWO COLLEGE men
ARE SHOT TO DEATH

COLUMBIA, S. c., May 6.-Prof. NJ.
Good Homes, university of South Car
olina, and Ben Hale, the university
marshal, were found shot to death to-
day in the office Of the treasurer of
the university.
The bodies of the two men were
found by w T. Holland, law student
in the university, who passing the De
Sassure building, heard shots and en-
tered the treasurer's office.
He reported that pistol lay beside
the body of the marshal Prof Homes
was a member of the school Of engin.
eering faculty.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1922-08-08
BY AHERN

Daddy" peggy said next day
after David had rctoid 20 her the
stories about the little Ecils boys
"aren't thsre some moro Of those
stories that you could tell me.
tooY''
Daddy set Poggy on his knee
and pretended TO spill her over
backward before he answered;
then he said, 'Reg.o.my-heart.
there are enough OF those stories
told by Edwin Eeis 60 I'm David's
big Geography book What kind
do you want. Name tho brand
and I'll servo II hot, any flavor
you like"
Indians" said Peggy briefly.
smuggling down TO listen. "thist
Indian ones"
INDIANS Il is." Daddy agreed.
"and remember. my dear. that In.
dlana NJ that time were serious
proposition; for Gushing Eells
and their children were part OF
the history NJ tho timo OF the
whitman massacre.
THAT was when the Indians
east o. the mountains grew no
uneasy about the numbers OF
white people they saw coming.
when tho poor savage. ignorant
red men, began TO doubt the mis-.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1922-08-08

shielding Mark. what7"
That's the simplest explanation
II you're a friend OF Cayiey and
want To let him down lightly. But
then I'm not. you see"
why. ISN'T Il simple. anyhow"
wen. let's have the explanation
then. and III undertake 20 sive you
simpler one hfterward. only 70.
memher--ths key IL on tho outside
Of the door 70 start with"
Yes: well. don't mind that.
Marx goes in % sec his brother.
aud they quarrel and 81 the areat
OF u. just aH Cayiey was saying.
Cayley hears tho shot. and In order
10 give Mark more tlmo TO get
away. locks the door. and begins
pounding on u. He protends thar
Mark has locked the door. and that
he can't get In. 1Iow's tbat7"
Hopeless. Watson. hopeless"
''why7"
How does Cayicy know that Il iH
Mark who has shot Robert. and not
the other way round7~
Ofl- hAf0 fttiis latuHF HR"Nt'
Yes He thought for a moment.
"All right. Say that Cayley has
gone into tho room first and seen
Robert on the floor"
weir
We'll. there you are
And what docs he say 90 Mark7
That It's fine afternoon. and ,couid
he lend him pocket.handkcrchicf7
or does he ask him what's hap.
pened7"
Wei. OF course. suppose no
asks what happened said Blll 70
lucsantly.
And what does Mnrk say7"
Explains that tho revolver went
of accidentally during n struggle"
"Whereupon CRyley shields him
by-by doing what. Biil7 Encourag.
ing him 20 do the damn siliicst
thing that any man could possibly
do-confess his guilt by running
awayF''
CONTINUED Tomorrow
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1922-08-08

well. Of course that proved moth
Ing. and ihs key business didnt
really prove anything. because
whatever side % tho door tho other
keys were, Mark might have locked
his own private room from the In
side sometimes But I piled u on.
and pretended that Il wns enormous
~ important. and quite altered the
case Altogether. and having got Cay
ley thoroly anxious about Il. a.
expected. he couldn't resist lie
altered the keys and gave himself
away entirely
"Bus the library key was stili out
side. Why didn't no alter that7"
because he's clever devil. For
one thing. tho inspector had been IN
the library. and might possibly have
noticed u already. And for an
other" Antony hcsitated.
"yvhat7" said BIZ. after waiting
for him TO 20 on.
ITS only guesswork. But fancy
that cayiey was thoroly upset about
the Key DuNinfke. fn oiun WAN
to commit himself definitely 10 the
statement that tho key was either
outside or inside. lie wanted to
leave II vague. II was safest that
way"
II see" raid Bill slowly.
Bu, his mind was elsewhere. He
was wondering suddenly about Cay
ley
Now then. watson" said Antony
suddenly TITS time you said some
thing"
II say, Tony. DO you really mem
W"
II mean what I said. Bin. No
more"
well, what does n amount tor
Simply that Robert Albeit died
in tho office this afternoon. and that
Cayley knows exactly how he died.
That's all. II doesn't follow that
Cayley killed him"
NO. No. OF course II docnnt "
BIZ gave sigh OF relief Hes Just
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1922-08-08
0fars Seattle :.
.PforyAbok'
4 O. RyFAbcl ClslAnxl2 Z
BIZ Mabel (lclAnd2 !
rage i1y
CHIEF BIG STAR

sionaries and 10 doubt good DR..
whitman even when no was
spending his life trying TO cure
thvir sickncsses.
Edwin Eells says In his diary
that when trusty old Indian
came 10 their house and told
them OF the terrible thing his rod
brothers had done. they were sim.
ply stunned.
III thosa Indians over there
az was $50 miles 10 the Whitman
homel have killed Or. Whitman
said Edwin's father. how do we
know that any moment our own
Indians may not set upon usl'
'They were in terror. and
didn't know at all what TO do. or
which way 20 flee. Then one
night n cali ~ the door startled
them and Old chief Big star
came In.
"Blg.Sta was n tall man with
long gray hair. down ovVr his
shoulders, heavy. hushy eyebrows
from beneath which his piercing
black eyes peered; and finger
nails throo.duartcrs OF nm inch
long. lie was a great chief.
''Big.Star came into this one lit
tie room OF the cabin and folding
his brown arms across his chest
- flw.t NJ. attoa tts.on tha % ,,.tf.s
shrinking into n corner ms far
away from him ms possible. Long
he looked. then In his own
language. which they ali under.
stood, OF course. he spoke"
Go BE Continued
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Che BED HOUSE ,AIlnd
MYSTERY iEi Z
HAgAMlLNH - w

| said. Count them the next time
You're there. Elevcn--,and now 1
hope ! shall forget n again.
mn was distinctly interested.
That's rather hot he said. lex.
pound"
We'll. I can't explain ~. whether
rs something IN the actual eye, or
something IN the brain. or what.
but have got rather an uncanny
habit OF recording things unoon.
seiousiy. You know that game
where YOU look az tray FUN of
small objects Tor three minutes. and
then turn away and Try TO make a
list % them. II means devn Of
lot Of concentration for tho crdl
nary person. u he wants 20 s~t his
list complete. but In some odd way
manage 20 do Il without concen.
tration &C ALL"
Il should think thats rnther n
useful SIT for an amateur detective
lou ought 10 have gone into tho
profession before"
Wei. II + rather useful It's
rather surprising. you know. 10 a
STRANGER. let's surprise cayiey with
Il. shall we9~
Howl
Wei. let's ask him Antony
stopped and looked NJ Bnl co,nicaliy
lets ask him what he's going 10
10 with tho key of the Office
For q moment niil dld not under.
stand.
Key OF the officer ne .aid
vaguely. You don't mean-Tonys
What DO you meany Good God. DO
you mean that cayiey--But what
about Mark
Il don't know where Mark is--
that's another thing I want to know
hut I'm ours certain that he
hasn't got the key OF the offies with
him because cayisy's got re-
Are you sufeS''
"Of course. dons really know
that he's got Y. but I 90 knew thar
he had u. know that when
came on him this afternoon. he had
iust locked tho door and put the
key IN his pocket
You mean you saw him AZ the
time. but that you've only lust re-.
nuembered it-~reconssrueted lt--sn
tho way you were explaining iusf
now
NO. I didn't zee Rim. But I dsa
SEQ something. saw The key Of
the billlars.rcorn
~where7~
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ployer.
why. hello, Miss Wayne. what's
happened7" aala SlIX
Molly hurried over.
Il was In hurry 20 get TO the
station. and Mr.. Barton, wanting to
help me, was bit too jealous. that's
ALL"
well. come In. come In" Bennings
offered cordially. And do you want
tow. Mr.. Barton2"
Barton shook his head deiectedly.
mo, thanks. don't want TO de.
lay--matters II Miss Wayne is still in
a hurry"
II am" Molly's voice was small
but determined.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1922-08-08

receiver the door.beli rang and. sure
enough. II was Mark Muskrat him.
self.
I'm miserable. DOCTOR" no said
wretchediy. "Just miserable"
Or. SnuffIes looked at his tongue
and pounded him all over and
ciapped hts chest and counted his
pulse and then said:
II know Just what IL wrong. sir
You're very sick man. You've got
n disease called by very long name.
It's called 'nothinRwroneatallr
"Coodnessr' gasped Mark. turning
pale. Am M bad as that7''
Yes" nodded DR.. snuffes. hut
can CURE you" And he cent Nick
for special kind OF medicine.
why. II was only waterF' said
Nick WHEN Mark Muakrat had gone.
Never mindr' smiled Dr. snuffes.
His own imagination viii do the
rest"
Go BE Continued
Copyright, 1929. Seattle starr
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1922-08-08
BY STANLEY
BY ALTMAN
BY BLOSSER
By CONDO

Puzzled but reluctant 70 intruds
on what seemed situation" the
banker drove off with Molly.
''Nou weren't hurt. ! hope. childr-
rob. no." she replied stanchiy but
without conviction.
''Weil. II you feel like loafing Al
homo tomorrow" Bennings began
kindly.
Tomorrow may not comets
the bank, Mr., Bennings."
us that why you're soing--to tho
station7 Are you leaving Mldvaiey"
mir. Bcnnings--l am leaving Mid
vale 10 be married"
tTo BE Continued
Copyright. ie22. by Seattle STAR
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1922-08-08

Tfng.a-linga ,iIngg' went DR..
|snuffleg telephone.
Nancy was washing the dishes and
|Nick was wedding the flower bed, 80
Or snuffles, the fairy doctor,
answered the phone himself II was
Mrs. Auskrst.
Say, doctor" she said IN a queer
voice. please don't let anyone know
! called you up. but Mark. my hus-
band. is on his way TO your house
and. honest 70 goodness. there isn't
thing the matter with hinny'
That's very ssrange." answered
Dr. Snuffles. why should he come
70 see me fhenr'
BECAUSE" answered Mrs. Musk.
raj, he thinks he's sick. He's got
q hundred things tho matter with
pun, he thinks. but he eats enough
II 10 people, sleeps like n log. Is as
A. pig and everything.
i but he complains something
/ tfulg'
/ just as DR.. snufnes hung up the
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1922-08-08

but his voice betrayed emotion rather
than fright.
SORRY" was all tho explanation
he offered. Some one will give you
lift back 10 tho Boat club. Wen
Just sit here tll somo car shows
up"
Moliy's mind leaped whole gaps
in reasoning.
why back 20 tho ciub7" she ask
ed with quick suspicion. i've got TO
meet Don nj the station"
Billy now looked Equnrely Into
her eyes. sternly yet somehow gent
ly. too.
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40 on wrrn Iur STORY

Astcny smoked thouEhtfuiiy for q
,s,,. rn<n he took HIS pipe cut o,
= nsash and turned 70 his friend.
are ycu prepared 20 ~ the com.
IT,, watsonf- be asked.
-wancnr-
10 yca.foliow.nc watson: TIA,
|ere Are you prepared 70 have
lssrs csvious things explained 20
,sa. q ask futile questions. 20 rlvc
- chances 81 scoring of YOU be.
uauss h al helps
NY dear Tony said nln Delight.
kay. need you ssx1- Antony said
Inashsnx. and Bnl went on happily
n himself. Il perceive from the
<rHwh<rry mark on your shirt front
AAt you bad strawberries for dss.
mrs Holmes. you astonlsh me.
mt. tut. you know my methods.
wnxs u the tohsccof Ths tobacco
= /, the Persian clipper. Can I
nvs my practice for a week.
'mn-'
Antony smiled and went on smok.
= ". Afssr waiting hopefully for a
lnuts or two. Blli said In firm
Ilnfoo:
~wst then. Holmes. fcei bound
= ssk ycu if you have deduced any.
szine. Also whom do you suspectr'
I Aneeny began 10 talk.
4 -uc you rcmcmher.~ he said. zone
~ Holmes little scores over Watson
&hcut the number Of steps up TO the
Baker Street iodxinxr Poor old Wat.
son had been up and down them a
AouAr1 ttrnes. but he ha1 never
Acux1t Of courting them. whereas
7ezmes bad counted than ne . mat.
~ q ccurse. and know that there
srs seventeen And thar wzs sup.
untd 70 b the differences between
65ervAt,on ard non observation.
Eatscn was crrshet axnin. and
}Holmoa appeared 10 htn more anrax-
- thAn evsr. Now. u always
{Inene1 70 mo that In That matter
lolxu&a was the ass. and Watson
~ osns.h,s psrson- VIVA; on earth
! Re point &C keeping In your head
- unnecessary fA1< tks thatr IL
- sally vzn< 70 know ~ any
- NE number Of steps 20 your
Ib4g<ug, you can ring up your land.
fa<y and ssk haf. I've been up ana
svn The steps Of the club thou
nsd fixnsa. but II you ssked mo %
I1a you 1t this moment how many
Ixsps thsrs arc couldn't DO Il.
esid yorr"
4 certainly couldn't said Bill
But n ycu really wanted 10
|ksw.- sasd Antony cazualfy. with q
Imdtsn change OF vosce. Il could
ia out for you without even both.
|e4ng 10 ring up the halI.porfer-
Bill was puzzled - 10 why they
RE talking about the club steps
y he felt u his duty TO say that
did want 20 know how many
2~rs were.
Right said Antony. TN find
Ius~
He closed his eyes
Tn Walking up 81. James
nyet-- he said slowly Now I've
ecrs 20 the club and I'm going past
he smoking room windows-one-
tvo-three--four. Now I'm at the
sfss& turn in and begin going up
thsz. observation-disclosures five
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MOLLY, you're not yourself To-
night" he said slowly. "or you
wouldn't for one moment consider
any such unworthy"
Molly broke in florcely. Was
everybody going 20 attack Msnning7
and you've undertaken to make
up my mind for me7" she cried
furiously. "Ah. you stupid. stupid
men. you and Ben Wheeler
A sleek gray car had suddenly
rolled up.
want hand7"
II was Bennings. president Of the
Midvals Savings bank. Molly's en-.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1922-08-08

s,Itr 81 the nc'eF=do. we'll hrcfnsr.
Ie<ar AnlNrr. ~as round en- the
80 AZ ne locked efftes of The Red
80 kpf.fTT. Bachelor proprietor 81
~. ,.nntry estate. VAS nowhere q be
4-.s ~ the ewes II Inspector Birch.
eisaf that Mark had shot Reh.
- e.sfttaisfty since eeerfcns knaW
- Mars learned etth Disgust ead
-...nes ~ Roberts fsturn ffoln hls
*s<sf sfay IN Australia.
. 80 circumstances were uivsferi.
- sAel Vas heArt two minutes
~. rsszfts Arrival. and when
'1~.,<V ulffINoftAM, gentleman
<<,,nsursf. entered the house % vislt
sssxs xNfsts
III rY,pEhf.Er. ne feuna
Sx.~r ckff.Er. Marks constant ccu,.
*<.-,o.. paeadinE On the ioeked door
- <snssndias sdmtftsnce, The I've
- setsfea thru = wiRaow ard found
~. Nsfy hcw could Msfa have lock :
- - tner " tbs key we're On the
-.@tss rnslisd knteny. BE dis
s'~-s scei< % the nssstesteuss clues
- MI Beverley.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1922-08-08

Three n1en are IN love with
MOLLY WAYNE. and one Of them.
DONALD MANNING, has swept her off
her feet with impetuous wooing She
promises 70 meet him At tho station
A. midnight. where he IL taking the
midnight express for PittsburK. Hs<has
asked Molly 10 accompany him.
BEN WHEELER. efficient and resoiute
Manufacturer. who also loves MOLLY.
flies into n rage and threatens 70 chow
Manning Up.
Molly leaves the dance early and IL
being driven home b. her third lover.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1922-08-08
WHOM SHALL MOLLY MARRY?
-T
NO. FIRST WHEELER NOW BARTON, FORCE
MOLLY INTO DON'S ARMS BY THEIR
JEALOUS OBJECTIONS.
BY ZOE BECKLEY

BILLY BARTON. a young archttect
When shs tells him she IL going 70
meet Manning tho automobile swervea
and crashes into q fence.
Biliy's arms had cushioned Molly
from the smash.
What happenedT' she raspcd.
struggling TO her feet.
Unlike his usual self. Barton
ovaded her eyes. Ills face was pale,
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1922-08-08

TIM miserable doctor" he said wretchedy "Jnst riser
all
Imperial Valley press., 1922-01-24
BROTHER AND SISTER
OF SUPERVISOR
PASS AWAY

The San Bernardino Sun has the
with reference to the death
Of brother and sister Of Supervisor
W. H. Brooks:
Strange coincidence Of similarity
of dates Of birth in the family Of the
late James S. and Lydia Brooks, noted
pioneers, was carried into death yes
terday and last night when two Of
their surviving children died. In life
six of the 13 children had celebrated
their birthdays in pairs on the same
days, and now two are paired in death.
milo Erastus Brooks, G6 years old,
died carly yesterday morning
Mrs. Rachel r. Douglas, G8 years
old, his sister, died shortly after 9
o'clock last night.
Both were widely known and both
had lived in San Bernardino for 60
years.
There was double funeral scr-
vice at 2 p. IN. Saturday."
Imperial Valley press., 1922-01-24
City and County Neuvs

State Highway Commission Re-
ceive Pic,ures.--Subsequent to the
rains Of December, the FL Centre
Chamber of Commerce sent pictures
Of scenes on the Imperial county
roads to the State Highway Commis-
sion for the purpose Of calling atten-
ton of that body to the woeful state
Of the unpaved roads in this section
.wnen rains have fallen. N. D. Dar-
lington, chairman of the State Com
mission, acknowledges receipt Of the
pictures, reminding Secretary Coyle
OF the shortage of available funds for
Imperial Valley paving, but promis-
ing to sec that the question is given
serious consideration by the High
way Commission in the immediate
future.
Imperial Valley press., 1922-01-24
WHO IS A MEMBER
OF THE Y. w. c. A.?

The Y. W. c. A. membership drive
on this week is prompting this query
on ell sides. A member of the Young
Wonan's Christian association is any
woman or girl, who, desires to make
her life something rich in experience
and fruitful in service. If this be
her desire and she accepts the pur-
pose Of the association, pledging her
loyalty to it and specifying in what
particular way she will serve the or
ganization, then keeping alive an in
terest in the welfare and program of
the Imperial County Y w. c. A., she
becomes a member Of that national
movement. Are you member?
The Y. W, G. A. of FL Centre has
a goal of 1000 members. Come in
What is the purpose? Watch for
that answer tomorrow.
Imperial Valley press., 1922-01-24
VALLEY POULTRY FANC!ERS

Among Valley women interested in
poultry production for profit are Mrs
Renee Smith with a fire flock Of
white leghorns; Mrs. Anna Hall, al
so white leghorns; Mrs. c. J. Hile
Black Minorcas; Mrs. A. w. White
Eastsde- Sunset, Anconas; Mrs. Sam
Robinson, White Rocks. TIE tenden
cy is toward the White Leghorns and
Black Mnorcas which are good egg
producers and require less feeding
The farm women who are working
with bloodod stock find the bu~inesS
profitable all the year round.
Imperial Valley press., 1922-01-24
Choral Club to Sing

Choral Club to Sing The Com
munity Choral club, an aggregation
of colored singers of this city and we'll
known for their excellent rendition Of
jubilee music and plantation melodies
will furnish entertainment at the reg
ular weekly pot-luck supper at the
Methodist church tomorrow evening at
$50 o'clock.
Imperial Valley press., 1922-01-24

Spring Hats-Spring hats and win
ter coats We'd with each other at the
week end sales, purchases of both
being made by Ell Centre women. No
matter about the weather when the
seasons hats come in, milady can not
resist them. They are rather more
stunning this season and the price is
not so high as formerly.
Imperial Valley press., 1922-01-24
Imperial Valley Beauties

Grapefruit $500 per full crate,
$500 per one-half crate. Culls $3.50
per sack. Independent Shippers
Packing House, between State and
Olive streets.-Adv.
Imperial Valley press., 1922-01-24
Violin Studio
Mrs. Marie Jenkins, instructor.
Cor. Sixth and Olive.-Adv.

Will Hold Annual ElectiOn-The Y.
w. C. A. will hold it's annual election
of officers Thursday evening at the
Woman's Rest Room. A delightful pro-
gram will be given, one feature Of
which will be play by the High
School Reserves. All women of the city
are cordially invited to attend whether
they are members of the "Y" or not.
Those who have signed membership
cards will be privileged to vote in tire
election Of Officers. The membership
in the association is free. The cam
paign for new members is now on in
the Valley and it is hoped that at
least 1000 will sign the cards being
distributed by the committees this
week. "a woman behind every girl" is
the slogan. Those attending Thursday
night will be given opportunity to join
at the meeting.
Imperial Valley press., 1922-01-24

Letters to Delinquents-Copnty Tax
Collector Mont J. Reid is busy these
days getting ready letters to be mail
ed to people who have not paid either
installment of their county and state
taxes for the year l92l-1922. He is
asking that they return the statement
with their remittance when taxes are
paid. - -
Imperial Valley press., 1922-01-24

Date Culture of 1nterest--Just now
interest is centering upon the develop
ment Of permanent industries for this
section, and no subject now being talk
ed of is attracting greater interest
than that of date culture. The Cham
Der of Commerce recognizing the time
Illness Of the subject, have arranged
for speakers of expert knowledge tt
treat it at two consecutive meetings,
the first one to he held soon at
the Barbara Worth hotel and the other
a week later. Bruce Drummond will
speak on the subject from scientific
viewpoint and will give most valuable
information to those interested. A
week later, r. H. Postlethwaite, presi-
dent Of the Coachella Packing associa-
ton, and Robbins Russell, also of Goa
chella and practical grower, will talk
on the production of dates from the
viewpoint of the grower. H. w. Postle-
thwaite, president of the Associated
Chambers Of Coachella will also be
present at this last meeting.
Imperial Valley press., 1922-01-24

Great Falls, Mont.-General Sher-
man was wrong. As result of a
bakers war here today bread was
selling one cent for 16 ounce loaf.
Imperial Valley press., 1922-01-24

In the Interest of Road Paving
A meeting to be held early in .Febru-
ary in San Diego is being arranged
by the chambers Of commerce of I'm
perial county and San Diego, to go
into the matter of highway paving.
The joint committee will examine in
to the amounts allowed for work in
Imperial county and determine what
sum should, in their, judgment, be
spent here. Secretary Coyle says
that the "oad question is Of such vita,
importance that the people here must
keep right after it until results are
obtained. The San Diego-1mseria!
committees will especially consider
the paving Of the road straight
through from Tr;folipm to Holy,le.
r,s"i r .A4k .;zElu.rs Is
Wooda Blessy Dancing
Studio, 723 Orange. Phone 411-W.
---Adv.
Imperial Valley press., 1922-01-24

New Tire Store to Open The Gil
rard building next to the Princess ho-
tel will be completed and ready for
occupancy by the 1lstsof February. Nc
Pheeters now at the old Meadows Ser
vice Station, has, s,leased the new build
ing and will open tire shop which
will represent prominent eastern
firm. " -. i :. a.. -, !s..S
Imperial Valley press., 1922-01-24

Law Library in New Quarters-The
Imperial Counay law library is now
installed in it's new quarters at the
co,rt house, the room formerly used
by the farm bureau having been fit
ted up for the purpose.
Imperial Valley press., 1922-01-24
Hemstitching
at Varneys, 10c yard.-Adv.

Red Cross Board Called-J. w.
Glassford, chairman, has called a
meeting of the Red Cross board Of di.
rectors at his office on Thursday Jan.
uary 2G.