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America. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1905-current, 1922-06-22
'euvernulni d-lui general Ave

rescu.
Oar, Gu tUate ca Sc construesc
atatea case noui. criza de locnint,
MI va suferi dccat 81 in eel mai
bun caz, 0 aproape insensihil;i
ameliorare.
Cacl consecintele fericite ale le.
gel incuraial'ii constructiunilor
adlca Inmultirea numarului case
Tor de locuit in Capitala pr;n
nonile locuinte. sunt paralizatc
aproape in totul prin dispozitiile
nesabulte ale nefastei legi a chi
riilor.
lntr 'adevar. intre alte dispozi
TILE neroade sau inechitabile le.
gea d-lui Florescu prevede dpep.
tut de eNacuare pentru proprieta-
ful care sta incOmod intr 'uh apar.
lament impotriva chiriasull sau
din m al doilea apartament spre
mai multa comoditate
81 vor fl extrem de numerosi
cvacuatii pc baza acestei dispo.
zltll; Ell vor ocllpa alte ease =
daca vor gasi. 81 vor avea Gu ce
plati.
Consecinta evidenta este ca de
fapt nu vor avea ease mai multi
chlrlasl. ci vor sta mai comod mai
multi prOprietari.
Criza de locuinte, deci, Sc va
mentine inca destula vreme. in
tretlnuta de-o lege conceputa in.
tr 'un spirit barbar. de catre cea
mai calificata incompetenta a unuiI
euvern de neputinciosi
(Din ''Indreptarea"O
America. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1905-current, 1922-06-22
AS6xNUNTE 1NTERESANTE
AstJrRA TEzAURULUI
ROMAN DE LA MOSCOVA.
Dcclaratiile d-lui v. Antonescu.
Cum s'a predat tezaurul rusilos
L Cels trei proteeeale. = valoa.
lei te1aurului 81 garantiile luats
de guvernul roman. -

y. Victor Antonescu. ministrr
de la Paris, facut declaratiun
unui redactor al ziarului IL
Temps, relative la Basarabia $
fezaurul nostru de la Moscova.
Dupa ce spus ca Romania arr
dcpline dreptnri asupra Basara
bici drepturi. earl au fost re
cunoscute de toate puterile, afara
de Russia sovietista - 81 nici odatd
poporul roman nu va considers
Basarabia ca o marta, ca un object
de hegustorip d-sa a dat anna
nnnte asupra imprejurarilor in
care fost transportat, la Mos.
cova, tezaurul roman. ca 81 asupra
caracterului exact al acestui de.
pozit.
d. V. Antonescu a deelarat:
La 1925 Decembrie 1916
Banea Nationala Romaniei a
predat delegation guvernului i'm
perial 700 de cassete; in ziua ur.
matoare lea predat' 740 lar a
treia ri, 26S de cassete.
Totnl a fost transportat la
MOscova.
Naloarea tOtala a tezaurllui in
dur Effective de 314 4,580.450 lei
aur, dupa declaratia delegatilor
BaHcei Romaniei. I'm afara de te-
Haur, s an incArcat in unul. din va,
soanele, earl transportau cassetele
dOua alte cassete. caror valoare
dcclarata de Z mili0ane.
America. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1905-current, 1922-06-22
PNfMEJDIU1hEA ELEH6ENTU.
LUZ R0MANEsC DIN
DOBROGEA.
o situate alarmanta asupra
4 Garcia guvernul trebue
sd ia masuri.

VA ''tIi IiIStNotNI CVllIVNCutC SICts
Etaiile 81 jertfelc &c au fost nece
lsarc dupa 1873 pentm popularc,
lDobrogei in urma refugierii putt
fnilor agricultori turci 81 tatari d
Eteama stapanirii romanesti. Impre
Ijurarile find nesigure 81 paman
ttul pana atunci nu indestul de IA
Egaduitor fiindca nu fusese pus su
fficient in stare de productie sui
freglmul ottoman. au trebuit sfor
|tarile stapanirii romanesti 81 u
tentia deosebita raposatului reg,
CarOl pentru a face din Dobroges
eel mai frumos 81 mai bogat tinut
al ROmaniei mici.
TOate astea, insa, pana la 1918
Razboiul adus nenorocirile
bine cnnoscute, lar devastatiunile
din Dobrogea au depasit toate Ii.
mitele inchipuite 81 n special an
lCvit elementul romanesc. Vremel-
niea ocnpatillne bulgaria de doui
ami distrus Gu totul rostul Cos
lpodariilor dobrogene romanesti.
lar dupa revenirea authorization
noastre guvernele ce 'au perindat
la carma Romaniei S s'au dovedit
complect neintelegatoarc pentru
problema de Stat refacerii do
brogene. t3uf lllr
Nj mai repetam ce am scris in
nenrmarate rinduri asupra acestei
chestnut, din nenorocire fara nici
un rezultat. Negli9enta guvernan-
tilor preocupati de maruntisul DO.
llticei inferno 81 luptelor de par
It'd au facut din chestiunea de
Stat a refacerii gospodariilor do
brogene afacere marunta 81 GU
renta dintre cele nesocotite zilnio.
= eel mutt o afacere care nu esca
prin mimic din problema generala
a refaceri zonelor devastate il,
razboi.
Daca nu ne-am temp de eXage-
rase, am spune chiar ca in alte
zone ale fostului front s'a facut
- 81 acolo, din nenorocire. asa de
putin! - parca tOtusi ceva mai
mutt decat in Dobrogea pentruc:!
IN politica interna terri tinutu-
rhe respective au cantarit mai
greu,
Confratele Dobrogea Juna"
da in privinta asia alarma asu.
pra Garcia nu putem indestul a..
TRACE atentia guvernantilor ac.
tuali.
lata ce spnne aeest confrate:
La venirea authorization noa
sire in Dobfoeea, fostii nostri con
cetateni neavand unde sa-si mai
odlllneasca oascle, uni an renun-
!at sa Sc lnapoleze, lar multi din
cel ce an revenit vazandu-se RI.
masl pc drumuri, 'au inapoiat in
tara cautand rost 81 adapost ain
fea.
Daca elementul romanesc in
Dobrogea s'a impMinat din acea-
sta cauza, raul eel mai mare. ca s,i
nu z!cem pericolul, sta in faptul
ca locul acestuia este ocupat de
alte elemente venite din Basara-
bla, carl, cetateni romani prin a.
doptiune, dar de origine streina.
Sc stabllesc zilnic. cate 800 "a.
milii, in special in judetul Con
+stanta, nnde GER 81 obtin impro-
pffetarlrea, ma jorind prin aceasta
numarul elementului strain in Do.
brogea".
teva trebde facnt de urcents
III facut in sfarsit ca tcmeinicia.
Framantarile din Bulgaria ca
81 atatea alte manifestari curioase
Ia yecinii nostri srdici sunt ele-
mente snficiente, credem. ca 81
faca vadita importanta de Stat
Zee 0 are refacerea dobroeeana.
Din ''Dacia"
Imperial Valley press., 1922-03-08
SEED TESTING IN JANUARY

During the month of January 1922
the State Seed Testing Laboratory of
the Department of Agriculture made
277 tests of seeds. This number in
cluded 1l6 for purity and 161 for germ
ination, reports w. s. Wilkinson, seed
specialist in charge of the Seed Inspce
tion Service of the Bureau of Stand
ardization.
This was the first month of exist,
ence of the seed laboratory established
pursuant TO the provision of the Pure
Seed law and the number of samples
submitted and tested indicates that
much interest is being shown TO the
Pure Seed Act by the farmers and
seedsmcn of California.
The Pure Seed Law requires that all
agricultural seeds shall be labeled,
showing the purity, termination and
weed seed content and is designed to
protect the farmer from obtaining inn
pure seeds for planting and to protect
the scedsmcn who attempt to sell good
seed from the unscrupulous person who
sells seed of low purity and germina-
tiOn.
Farmers and secdsmen can have
seeds tested by submitting them to the
Seed Labatory, Department of Agri-
culture Sacramento.
Imperial Valley press., 1922-03-08
BERRY CANDIDATE
FOR COUNTY
TREASURER

In the advertising columns of to-
days Press there appears the an
nouncement of G. NJ. Berry making
known officially that he is to be Il
candidate for county treasurer at the
primary election of August 30. Mr..
Berry accepts the issue as it has been
made and states his belief that the
salary of the county treasurer rs now
provided by law is adequate, that he
will be satisfied with the same and
that he agrees to give all of his time
to the duties of the office.
Mr. Berry is well known through
out the county. He served for time
rs secretary of the Irrigation District
in the earlier days of that organiza-
tion and subsequently, was secretary of
the Laguna Water Company. More re-
Gently Mr.. Berry has been associated
with others in Il private enterprise,
but has sold out his interests and is
now an attache of the sheriff S office
in the capacity of court bailiff.
Mr.. Berry has an established record
as a detail man and has had ample cX-
pcrience.
Imperial Valley press., 1922-03-08
BUSINESS men FORM
ROTARY CLUB AT
CALEXIC0

CALEXICO, March 8.-Fifteen of
the leading business men of C.lexico
representing as many lines of business
met at the Elks Club at noon today foi
the purpose of forming q permanen
organization for the Calexico Rotary
Club.
The meeting was addressed by j.
Stewart Ross of FL Centre acting for
and representing Charles b. Bills, dis
trict governor for the twenty third
district of the international Associ"-
ton of Rotary Clubs. Tn his address,
Mr.. Ross outlined the origin and pur-
poses of Rotary and detailed for the
new club some of the essential prin-
ciples of the order by which it will be
necessary for them to be governed i'll
all their activities.
The charter members of the Calexico
club are: T.. f. Anderson, ID. Il. Ault,
J. G. Allison, w. A. Erik, II. II. Girls.
wold, w. j. Hartman, i. NJ. Hutchinon,
Randall Henderson, d. r. Kincaid, ID
A. Leonard, w. III. LOrenz, Sidney Me
lIarg, c. n. Perry, DR.. Dana l.. Weed
and T. j. Worthington.
Imperial Valley press., 1922-03-08

Stock Man Here w W. Van Pelt,
secretary of the State Purebred Stock
Association is in town today TO confer
with committee Of the Farm Bureau
upon the subject of holding meeting
soon, in the interest of better bred
stock for the farms of the valley. A.
A, Cook, George w. Austin and w. T..
Headman were appointed at the annual
meeting of the Farm Bureau last week,
TO meet with Mr.. Van Pelt and take
up the matter. Mr.. Van Pclt will tell
the committee what is being done along
these lines in Riverside and other
counties of the Southland, and win
make practical and helpful suggestions.
He believes thai the time is ripe for
Imperial Valley farmers TO improve
their herds and that the way can be
found to do it,
Imperial Valley press., 1922-03-08
CODDLING PLANTS
BRINGS FAILURE

Too much coddling of potted plants
will result in failure. The too frequent
watering of such plants often causes
them to turn yellow and eventually die.
They should be thoroughly watcred mt
such intervals as their appearance in
dicatc the need, and it should be thor
oughlv done. Setting the plants into II
tub of water and letting them stay
until moisture appears on the top of
the dirt, is said to be the most effective
way to do it. Potted palms do their
growing in summer and they must have
water. 1t is ;e-mistaken idea to think
that because they will live in dry eli
mates and often grow on rocky hills
and on. dry spots, that they do not
need water to make them thrive.
Imperial Valley press., 1922-03-08
OVERLAND PRICES
SLASHED ONCE MORE

" Another slash in automobile
prices.
Such was the good news from the
John \. WHY'S company at Toledo to
the local agency, the Davies Overland
company, according to the statement
of r. c. Hackett, FL Centre manager
This is the fourth cut in price of the
Overland and WHY'S Knight cars since
the peak of prices. The last drop has
been expected for the past few weeks
according to the local dealers. They
are now receiving many inquiries re-
garding the new prices from prospec-
tive automobile buyers.
Mr.. Hackett stated this morning
that the price cut is the result of ad-
iustment OF the wage scale in the fac
tories and prc-war level has been
reached in cost of materials.
Imperial Valley press., 1922-03-08
ORANGES In SNOW
NEAR CAJON PASS

Unfrostcd oranges, picked while the
snow under the trees was still twenty
two inches deep, arc a product of the
II. B. Peters ranch in the foothills of
the Caion Pass. Mr.. Peters, who is the
president of the San Bernardino coun-
ty farm bureau, repocts no oranges
frosted in his small grove of about
thirty trees, during the recent period
of low temperature. His 1000-acre
ranch, which is at an altitude of about
1900 feet, with Il general southwcsterly
slope, has more than 100 acres in de,
ciduous fruit, mostly apples, with con-
siderable planting, also, of grapes.
Imperial Valley press., 1922-03-08
CAN'T GET TREES
FOR GRAPEFRUIT

Secretary William G. Lowther of the
Calipatria Commercial Club has re
turned from visit to coast nurseries
with the news that the cold snap so
damaged nursery trees that thousands
of grapefruit trees destined for the
Imperial Valley will not be shipped,
and that growers, instead of planting
10000 trees as they expected, will be
lucky if they get half that number r.
W. liodgson, Los Angeles county farm
adviser, has recommended that growers
wait year instead of planting frost
damaged trees, if the choice is given
them.
Imperial Valley press., 1922-03-08
RUSSIAN SOVIET
PLANS DEMANDS
in PARLEY
Hr EDMIN W. HUILINGER

(Copvrioht 1922 BY The United Prcss)
MOSCOW, March S.--Soviet Russia
will send "a delegation to the Genoa
economic conference with the follow
ing proposals and dcmandr
An international loan to Russia
of $500 100000.
2-European reconstruction to be ac-
complished by Russia supplying raw
materials in exchange for foreign
credits
3-Germany must be permitted to CO.
operate freely with Russia.
THE league of nations must not
be forced anon Russia or the central
empires.
Ask Damage Payment
4 fifth Russian demand namely for
payment for damages caused by the
can,paigns Of Kochack and Deniken
will be incorporated in a soviet promise
to pay the debts of former Russian
government.
1t is with business program of this
sort that Rolshovik envoys will appear
ut the council table ut Genoa April 10.
Proposals of the delegates will be ma
tcrialistic and nationalistic-but not
coillHtuNlStlC. lHt lIllcIhdt ioHdIc
idea will be left in Moscow.
\ clear outline of the soviet de
mands which may, when presented at
the conference table, surprise allied
Statesmen, was given the United Press
by q high authority
International Loan
The Kremlin intends that the econ
omic conference shall arrange Il big in
tcrnational lean to Russia. This is de
sired to facilitate rcconst ion but
more to give the present government Il
firm foundation.
Raw Mat orials for Credits
The Russian delegation viii have Gin
its pocket thoroughly worked out
plan for European reconstruction
Russia will supply raw materials in
exchange for foreign credits. The SOW
let plan includes German participation
with the use of Germany s industrial
machinery both for the needs of Russia
and the balance of Europe.
Russo German Cooperation
The krcmlin is in communication
with the Wihemstrasse The extent OF
RuSso-Germ;n cooperation at Genoa
will be determined by the outcome OF
these secret negotiations Russia will
certainly be influenced by opportun
ism; that is, she will use the German
cause as long as it will further her
own.
The League of Nations
The Russians viii oppose the league
Of nations. Tchitcherin, soviet minis
ter and probable head of the delegation
does not believe in any association OF
nations.
Imperial Valley press., 1922-03-08
ESTABLISH ICELESS
REFRIGERATOR HERE

The Hydro-Syphon company, manu-
facturer Of the famous ircless refriger-
ator, has established headquarters in FL
Centre at G5l Main &strcet Messrs
Linsley and Snow, formerly of Long
Beach, the local managers, are busily
engaged this week in demonstrating
their iceless product
According to the managers the Hy-
dro-S -Syphon refrigerator is the only one
of its kind that has been given the
stamp ef approval by housewives. 1t
is said TO be very sanitary by reason
that it is made in sections and they
can be separately washed and thorough
ly cleaned.
Mr. L;nsley is of the opinion that no
other domestic necessity has caused 81
much comment and interest in the Inn
perial Valley rs his product.
Imperial Valley press., 1922-03-08
Personal Mention

j. II. Gle Of the Chamber of Com
mercc is on the sick list today.
DR.. j. b. Toler of Long Beach is with
John f.. Davis and party this week in
El Centre. DR.. Toler is no stranger
to the valley having formerly been in
the drug business at Seclcy. He is now
engaged in the same business at the
popular beach resort where so many
valley people spend their summers.
w. w. Van Pelt of Riverside is in
the city today as representative of the
State Purebrcd Stock association.
Dr. w. w. T. Fang of Canton, China
registered this morning at the Chamber
of Commerce.
!, Eoyee Bodcll of Otha. Iowa. is seeing
Imperial Valley today for the first
time.
The Imperial Valley Orphans S home
board met this morning al the Barbara
Worth Eotel.
El Centre is entertaining a lot OF
distin glished visitors this week; il
other words, she is finding her place IN
the sun.
j. r. Garren has returned from a
visit with his son and family i'll Los
Angeles.
Superintendent of Schools II. c. Coe
Will spend the remainder of the week
in visiting schools of the north end.
He was in CaleXico yesterday.
Mrs. r.. l.. Brown is visiting and
shopping in Los Angeles this week.
w. A. Frix, special agent of the
Standard Oil Co. ut Calcxico is Il bus.
mess visitor today in III Centre.
Mr.. and Mrs. Sam Rankin of Holt
vile are in the city today ON business.
A. +. Grow of Redlands, president of
the People S Abstract 4 Title Co. is a
business visitor in FL Centre this week
Imperial Valley press., 1922-03-08

Magician To Appear Edward Reno,
the magician, will appear at the lmper-
ial high school auditorium on Thursday
evening, March g. Reno mas been n
magician for over thirty-fivc years and
in that time he has Travelled over the
whole world including India, Syria
and Egypt. He is constantly inventing
new things in magic aud illusions and
when in foreign lands hc picked up
many things not known even to profcs-
sionalS He does all his work so adroit
iy that he escapes detection in every
ease. In this respect nc is q wonder
to say the least. Mr.. ncno s perform
ance is presented by the pupils of the
imperial high school on q non-profit
basis aud the whole valley is invited &c
attend
Imperial Valley press., 1922-03-08
PEACH TREE BCRER

A shipment of 10000 prune trees
from the Portland Wholesale Nursery
Company, Portland, Oregon, and con
signed to II firm in Hanford, Califor-
MIA, was found infested by the Peach
Tree Borer by State Quarantine Guard
ian l., 0. Haupt, and the shipper nOti-
fled. In reply, the Portland Whole
sale Nursery Company informed Mr..
Haupt that the trees, were grown near
Woodburn, Oregon, and requested that
they he DESTROYED
Imperial Valley press., 1922-03-08
AXE MURDER BARED

SAN FRANCISCO, March g.
Finger prints on the handle of bloody
axe today formed the only clue police
had i'll their efforts to find the slayer
Of Mrs. Mary Spicgel, who was found
murdered Monday night in her home
here. Mrs. Spiegel had been hacked
to death with the axe.
Imperial Valley press., 1922-03-08
SUSPECTS JAILED

CHICAGO, March Two suspects
were held in connection with the probe
into the murder of Anicleti Bendetti
wealthy Italian merchant, and cousin
OF Robert Grove, states attorney. The
men, Frank Salerno and James Carlno,
purchased a store from Bendetti and
quarrecd with the victim over pay
ments.
Imperial Valley press., 1922-03-08
HOLD WOMEN AT BAY

CHICAGO, March 8.-Three hundred
infuriated women stockholders in the
Cooperative Society Of America, were
held at bay by deputies with revolvers
today when they stormed the federal
building. The women charged the
court Of Judge Evans when it became
known that warrant for the arrest
Of Harrison Parker, former head Of the
society had been issued.
Imperial Valley press., 1922-03-08
WEATHER TODAY

Southern California tonight and
Thursday fair. Probably light frost in
early morning in exposed places in the
interior.
Los Angeles and vicinity: Fair to-
night and Thursday with moderate
temperaturc
Imperial Valley press., 1922-03-08
WHO Is CLARENCE3

1920 Ford For Sale-L. p. Sargent,
500 Main St, El Centre, Calif.-Adv.
Tc Speak on Revial.-Charles f.
Hutslar viii speak tonight at the
Christian church on the significant
theme: Essentials Of Great Revival
in FL Centre Harry Shields, director
OF music, viii sing the solo: :" He Lifted
Me" and he viii render a saxophone
solo, entitled: I'm Take You Home
Again, Kathleen.
Commons calexico kOrchestra, two
years without a change of personnel.
Phone 3S1, Calexico. adv.
Your Child s Education-Es assured
with one of our Child s Endowment
Policies, if you act now. Write for
particulars F. /. Rutter, 1915 Mer-
chants Nat. Bank, Los Angeles.
Is Not City Clerlz-An article in the
Press last night made it appear that j..
b. X. Perry had succeeded ". +. Van
Way as city clerk The correct state
men. of the ease is that Mr.. Perry has
been made city assessor and his Salary
increased TO cover the additional duties
He remains Mr.. Van Ways deputy,
however, and Mr.. Van Way is the chief
and win SO remaiu nj least until the
present city administration goes out of
office.
Income Tax Reports made ready for
mailing by Hi Bros, 500 Main ST.
Adv.
Seeley Chamber Of Comnerce.-The
Seeley Chamber of Commerce met last
night and elected nine directors who
will direct lis activities during the
coming year. The organization of the
board will be held Thursday evening at
which time a representative of Seeley
to act with the county fair committee
viii be appointed.
Only : days left to make your In
come Tax Report. Hill Bros, $40 Main
St.-Ady.
Imperial Valley press., 1922-03-08
School Elections. = An interest,

School Elections. kn interested
mother asks the Press H. again call at
icnfion to the school election which is
to be held on the 31st day OF this
month. Two members are to be chosen
for The high school board, the terms of
J. Stewart Ross and G. y. Perry cxpir-
ing One must be elected on the same
day to succeed Mrs, Battles G. Walker
who las declined TO stand for re-elee-
ton. Candidates must file or cause to
he flied, statements of their intention
10 be run for the board, mt least ten
days before the election date. The pa
rers must be signed by five voters and
be filed with the clerk Of the school
board
Imperial Valley press., 1922-03-08
RIVER HEIGHTS

Mean daily gage heights in feet and
mean discharge in secondfcet of the
Colorado River nj Yuma, Afiz., for
three weeks, ending March 3, 1929:
Imperial Valley press., 1922-03-08

Music Studios Violin, singing
harmony, Williams, s13 Olive. Tel
19SW. 2s-30t
Imperial Valley press., 1922-03-08
City and County Nelus

Have You rolled your car through
Lewis Service Station, SO. 4th st.
Imperial Valley press., 1922-03-08
A Manager For The Farm Bureau.

Many Of the members of the Farm
Bureau are favering manager for that
organization, b. u. Irvine, the presi-
dent, being among the strongest ad-
vocates of the proposition. Mr.. Irvine
al a meeting of the Magnolia Mulberry
Center held recently. said that a farm
bureau manager could easily add .
cents a hundred to the price received
by lie farmer for grain in Imperial
county, and that alone would more
than pay the entire cost Of the man
ager and his office. J +. Elmore, at
the same meeting urged the formation
Of a farmers club to reduce the cost
~ living through ability to buy sup
plies at wholesale prices
Imperial Valley press., 1922-03-08

Income Tax Reports should he sept
IN now. Hill Bros will make it ready TO
mail. $50 Main St-Adv.
Imperial Valley press., 1922-03-08
san Bernardino Man on Cover Crops


San Bernardino Man on Cover Crops
w A. covington of San Bernardino
says thai fruit growers Of Imperial
county can only hope to realize the
same prolific yield of fruit rs do the
growers of his county bv properly fer
tilizing their orchards. tie advocates
the growing of cover crops for this
purpose to minimize the summer
: drop. Mr.. Covington says that I'm
perial Valley farmers are prone to
think that ali they have to do is to
plant their trees and turn on the
water, and The climate win do the rest.
Wocda Biessy Dancing
Studio, 723 Orange. Phone 411-W.
ADV
1920 Ford For Sale-L. p. Sargent
800 Main St, III Centre, Calif.-Adv
Income Tax Reports made by FILL
Bros, $50 Main St.-Adv.
DR.. Harry Hooper, Dentist, G47 Main
ST., Phone 3S2 W.-Adv.
Imperial Valley press., 1922-03-08
Too Late To Classify

HARM ESS-New and 2nd hand to
trade for automobile, Ford preferred.
1877 so. 9th ST. St.
Imperial Valley press., 1922-03-08

Violin Studio
Mrs. Marie Jenkins, instructor. Cor
Sixth and Olive-Adv.
Imperial Valley press., 1922-03-08

1920 Ford For Sale-II. p. Sargent.
$50 Main ST., El Centre, Calif.-Adv.
Imperial Valley press., 1922-03-08

HAVE Y0U SEEN CLARENCE?
--g1N
Imperial Valley press., 1922-03-08

FOR RENT--Accommod for 2 peo
pie. Enquire 652 Brighton. Sat
Imperial Valley press., 1922-03-08

WILL TRADE good work horse and
two heifers for fat cows. =. o. Box
416, FL Centre. S-t6
Imperial Valley press., 1922-03-08
Mr.. Todd S Music Studios
Are at GA Olive. Phone 466-W.-

1920 Ford For Sale-L. p. Sargent
$50 Main ST., FL Centre, Calif.-Adv