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Imperial Valley press., 1923-03-16
Mrs. Heinm0n Wants
Women to Oppose Budget

Mrs. Arthur 8. Heinman, south
ern representative of the League Of
Women Voters, has sent out al ap-
peal to all women q organizations
to pass resolutions urgently request
ing the Legislature to protect what
she states is the educational inter
ests of the state, She argues at
length against the governor 8 bud
get and states figures to prove her
contention. She claims that there
is margin of money to take care
of the needs of education if the leg
islature can be persuaded to appro-
pirate it for this purpose. She says
that education has not received
% per cont increase but a 4 per cent
increase with % per cent increase
in population. Education has re-
ceived serious cuts in many cases,
which will be disasterous The
writer contends that this proposed
economy jeopardizes the future of
California and does not save taxes.
Submits Figures
a mass of figures to support the
II EUBtutS are given III Inc article,
too many for the average voter to
ligest let alone reading. Next week
the state department of education
is to present the entire argument
for a larger appropriation to the
Committee on Education Of the
state Legislature. The committee
will hear able arguments on both /
.ides of the question, and the daily
press of the state viii pass them on T,
% their readers. Upon what is said |
at that hearing, the legislature is |
likely to base its final action. The |
governor has stated that he will not !
De moved by the usual methods q
part of which is the passing of res
buttons such as those asked for by !
rom men and women to their ind |
vidual representatives might have !
weight in some instances, indeed !
hey will, if good reasons are given.
3ut resolutions passed at meetings |
where it is impossible to study the |
merits OF question in the limited |
ime allowed, has come to be doubt |
nj weight with law makers
Imperial Valley press., 1923-03-16
NOTICE OF ANNUAL MEETING
OF THE STOCKHOLDERS OF
vAR.NEY BROTHERS b
COMPANY

Notice is hereby given that the
annual meeting Of the Stockhold
ers of Varney Bros. & Company, /:
corporation existing under the law
of California, will be held at thei
principal place of business, at n
569-5s3 Main Street, in the city
of Ell Centre, County OF Imperia
State of California, on Tuesday
March 20, 1924, at the hour Of 2
p. M, for ths purpose Of the elec,
ton of a Board Of Directors anc
for the transaction Of such other
business as may properly come be
fore said meeting.
J. D. FOSS,
Secretary Of Varney Bros. & Co
BY order Of the President.
March Sth, 1928. ~
s 9 10 IL l3 IA Is Is II 10
Imperial Valley press., 1923-03-16
Run,n,dge Sale To
Raise Fund for Church

The women of the Christian
Church will hold rummage sale
on the Eastside tomorrow. They
have agreed to raise $3.50 30 help
meet immediate money calls in the
church and the proceeds of the sale
tomorrow will go toward that fund.
At the membership meeting We'd
aesday evening, plans were agreed
to which will take care Of immediate
calls for money not in hand. The
church is to be painted and various
other Improvements taken care of
with interest and street assessments
to be cared for. Most of the $1,000
needed was pledged Wednesday
night, q part of it by the women
who will proceed to raise it at once
in various ways.
Imperial Valley press., 1923-03-16
WHO Is WHo7

public conscience, and that they
serve the community in many ways.
Because of the lateness OF the
hour, the talks TO have been given
by Rev. George A. Hartman, Prof.
J. L. House and 4. II. Kellar were
left over IN another program. The
election consumed more of the after
moon than had been nrpected, so
that the program period was crowd
ed, TO the regret Of the leader and
10 all present. The memb bers OF the
club will insist that the men who
were not able TO bring their mes
sage Yesterday como at some other
time 10 deliver them. Pauline
Brockett gave the only musical nun.
Der on the program, which was a
piano solo, splehdidiy rendered.
Imperial Valley press., 1923-03-16
No. s1O9
Dept. .
SUMMONS

NO. olUS 'Uept. =
SUMMONS
In the Superior Court Of the STATE
Of California, in and for the
County Of Imperial
O. s. Noteworthy, Plaintiff.
R. L. Toney, r. 4. Toomey, John
Doe, Richard Roe and Nellie Doe,
Defendants.
8. p. Williams, Esq, Attorney for
Plaintiff.
The People OF the State Of Cali
fornia Send Greeting to r. 4.
Toney, X. Z. Toomey, John Doe,
Richard Roe and Nellie Doe, De-
PENDANTS.
You are Hereby Directed to Ap-
pear and answer the Complaint in
an action entitled as above, brought
against you in the Superior Court
of the County Of Imperial, State of
California, within ten days after
the service on you Of this Sum.
mons-if served within this county;
or within thirty days if served else
where.
And you are hereby notified that
unless you appear and answer as
above required, the said Plaintiff
will take Judgment for any money
or damages demanded in the COM
plant, as arising upon contract, or
he will apply to the Court for any
relief demanded in the Complaint.
Given under my hand and the seal
of the Superior Court Of the Coun'
ty of Imperial, State of California,
this 9Th day Of September, 1929.
NJ. 3. COOk. CLERK.
By Victor Berry, Deputy Clork.
(COURT SEAL)
S. P. Williams, Attorney at Law,
Imperial, Calf, Attorney for
Plaintiff.
Feb 9 0 l6 c3' Mar (: 9 le c3 so
Imperial Valley press., 1923-03-16
NOTICE OF Ass1eNEE's SALE

Notice is hereby given that on
and after the End day of April,
1923, the property hereinafter
described will be sold at private
sale, subject to confirmation by
the court. Bids for the same must
be in writing and may be delivered
to c. w. Barton personally, or may
be left at the office of Dorsey
Whitelaw, jim the First National
Bank Building, I'll Centre, Califor-
MIA.
Said property is described as
improved real estate situate in the
City Of III Centro, county of I'm
perial, state Of California, and fur
ther described as follows:
The south rs feet of Lot 3,
Block 81, Townsite of I'll Centre,
and the south rs feet Of Lot o,
said Block 81. Also that part OF
the west half of the alley between
said Block 27 and the easterly
line of the right Of way OF the
Southern Pacific Railroad, bounded
on sthc north by the prolongation
west of line beginning at Il point
on the easterly line of -Lot 8, III
said Block 81, rs feet north of the
southerly line Of said Lot B aud
Imperial Valley press., 1923-03-16
Eddys Entertain
Uith Spanish Dinner

IMPERIAL, March i6.-The
home Of Fred y. Eady and wife
was the scene last evening of &
quiet gathering of friends who en
ioyed the hospitality Of their hosts
and were yegaled with most eI'
cellent tanale dinner. About 80
guests were seated az the tables.
which fairly groared with the good
things 10 eat. After dinner the
guests danced until past midnight
in the spacious dining room of the
Eady home. The guests were neigh
bors and friends from Imperial.
Imperial Valley press., 1923-03-16
Methodist Girls to
Hold DoHghnut Sale

The girls of the Methodist church
are planning for their doughnut.sale
tomorrow. They will work in the
big window Of the Cox grocery,
mixing and frying the delicious
doughnuts while customers wait TO
secure them piping hot. These
doughnut sales are always popular
and this one is certain to be with
so much young enthusiasm behind
~
Imperial Valley press., 1923-03-16
Put on Your Green Clothes and
come to Seeley dance, Sat. March
IL. Adv.
Legal Advertising
NOTICE

NOTICE
I, 8. H. Peters, Of the County of
Los Angeles, State of California,
the present owner Of the land
hereinbelow described, do hereby
give notice that l will, on the 18th
day of April, 1923, apply to the
Register Of the State Land Office,
at Sacramento, California, for n
duplicate Certificate of Purchase,
No. COLA issued to u. w. Breck'
enridge, dated September 16, 1910,
on Location No. 1881, Los Angeles
Land District, for the E1a Of Sec
tion 16, T. Is g., R. 13 f., 8. B. NJ.
in the County Of Imperial, State
of California, containing 800 acres.
Date of first publication March
9th, 1923.
s. II. PETERS,
March 9 April 6 inc
Imperial Valley press., 1923-03-16
Storm RACES in
the Southwest

KANSAS CITY, March l6.-High
winds and snow are reported in vari-
Gus sections of the southwest. The
brunt of the storm struck north Of
the Mississippi where winds caused
heavy property damage and serious
injury to q number of persons.
Imperial Valley press., 1923-03-16
Ramsey Talks to the
Young People Tonight

Dr.. 4. J. Ramsey is to give talk
on f'What Everybody Wants and
How to Get It" tonight at the Bap-
tist church. 1t is talk TO young
people as this is young people 8
night at the church. The meeting
viii open promptly at 1880, the p.
Y. P. U. social to follow after ad
journment. All young people are
cordially invited to hear Dr.. Ram
sey, who has caught the interest Of
his audience all week and thrilled
them with the profound knowledge
of the Bible as he has expounded it.
Imperial Valley press., 1923-03-16

Don't Forget the dance at Nc
Cabe, Friday Mite. A big time.
Adv.
Imperial Valley press., 1923-03-16

Mar 7 8 9 10 ~ 13 IA Is 16 II /?
Imperial Valley press., 1923-03-16

In the Superior Court Of the State
of California, in and for the County
of Imperial.
New Britain herald., 1923-10-08
.MERRy 60 nouNDn at Palace

Unlvcrsals million dollar photoplay Merry Go Round" opened four day enga cement at the Palace last evening 10 a capacity audience of first nighters who were totally delighted with this photoplay that thrilled New York.for ten weeks.
 Life Is discovered as a Merry-Go- Round" Ii certainly is an interesting and plausible explanation of life that we are all passengers on a whirline merry go-round of fate that picks us up att random and drops us off at will, changing the course Of our destintes without any kind of leave.
 Mary Philbin, a new discovery, expected to be screen sensation. plays the role of girl of the Prater, an organ grinder of Vienna's Coney Island. Norman Kerry impersonates a proud young scion of nobility, whose love for the girl is without the depth and sincerity at first to force q way for happiness through the maze or social restrictions surrounding them.
 Starting Thursday Wallace Becry. Estelle Taylor and Forrest Stanley will be seen in "Bavu" from Earl Carols sta gc success.
New Britain herald., 1923-10-08
anAYrINE MIYrsa AT LYoEpM.

il Is not the business mans stem asFapher Of secretary she Is at fsnls when her employer begins 10 silp away from his wife, hut more often Il is the Nife's fault entirely. IS the gfsal n.e ssage unfelded ln Daytime Wives the great enleai society drama which opened four days run al me I.yesum last night, With inc hand Of the master director this picture tells why the offiee girl Is often faiss' ly accused hy her employers shallow, failhless. luxury loving wife. Of steais ing her husbands affections, when in reality it is tho wife herself who has been slipping from grace,
 The news reels and comedy round out the program. which for the iasl half of the week is changed. bringing Bryant washburn and Mabel Forrest in "aiine 10 Keep" a domestic tankle resulting from jealousy.
 All Of next week the i.yeeum IS 10 present Mrs, Wallace Reid's gresl meiodrama. Human wreckage." This is an expose Of the drug evil written into an intensely interesting and srip' ping drama of everyday life.
 The Lyceum also takes great pleas- ure in announcing the signing of a contract for Hutehlnson's 'lf Winter comes''
New Britain herald., 1923-10-08
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MASSAGE.
By pR. CLIFFORD c. ROBINSON

Massace may be called a nod! or skin and nerve tonic. II inNisorates
 the body without the usual doping oi
 any tonal medicines.
 In many so-called nervous troupies it does great aid with very little eN- haustion to the central nervous s!s' tenn. Massage also aids metaboiism (the chemical process of repair and waste in the body) and does much toward muscle development. It IS par iticularly an aid to the facial muscles' which receive little or no exercise, These may be stimulated. rounded out and the face contour improved by
 masss ge. The abdominal muscles are frightened up, aided and strengthened by massage, while the great muscles of the back and shoulders may be de- yeIoped and improved by this treat
 mcnt.
 l am not advocating any special form or system of ma ssage as q treatment for anything. The question
 at issue is the value of massage or skillful rubbing or kneading of the outer skin or muscles towards an inn fprovement. fexiblity and soothing condition of the body as a general help on the high road to health. Of course massage is only nat ural, simple process to encourage the
 circulation. Free or increased circu-
New Britain herald., 1923-10-08
THE TALL FARMER.

Mir. Guffey, the Giant, often re- marked that he had never met a man who was as tall as he was He took took great pride in his height. just as Commodore Mudget the Midget took great pride in his lack of it.
 As Johnnie Green discovered, these two were close friends. In the side show their platforms were side by side. The lecturer was in the habit of picking up the Commodore and setting him down upon Mir. Guffeys platform, so the audience could see them together.
 It was hard to toll which of them was the more pleased by this act. Of course Commodore Mudgett made Mir.
New Britain herald., 1923-10-08
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Of course we had the best specialists in town and they finally decided it was entirely a nervous trouble that affected him. He has been isolated from every one. Even I am not to be allowed to see him except for about five minutes a day. just long enough, the doctor said. for me to smile and not to him and say every thing is all right and he is not to worry.
 Just as soon as he is able to be moved we are going to take him to q camp ill the Adirondacks, One oi your fathers partners has offered his beautiful place up there.
 will telegraph or telephone you every day Should have telegraph yesterday only the doctor said 1t was foolish for me to do it. as there probably would be no change in him for few days and l could give you only the bare facts which might worry you inexpressibly and in q letter l could tell you everything.
 Leslie, your father has been work ing beyond his strength. Ever since
  your father has taken upon himself his duties as well ss his ownsand it has proved too much for him.
 However. today, 2f hours after his seizure, he is perfectly conscious and abc to speak, although the doctor has told him that he must not do so. This. of course, we take as great en- coura cement.
 haven't cabled Alice, ss ! do not want her to he worried and of course we can get cable to her very quickly if necessary.
 Don't worry more than you Csn help and don't try 10 come, because we have two nurses on the job and you could do nothing that could not be done much better by this trained service. or by my corps of servants, who. you know. are all devoted 10 your father.
 am rather worried about you and Jack. for ] sec by the paper that EilinEton's failure and subsequent ,lopemcnt with Edith Chapman is extremely sensational in it's later de- vcIoprnents. I am very sorry for your friend Ruth. but moro than all am much concerned to know if Jack lost any money through this scoundrei1y person.
 Kiss the baby for it's grandmother and he scure that I will let you know ir there is any change in your father Your very anxious
 MOTHER. | tr.,,.xrf~ht fa.e hv EEA ger,i,.o- Inc.)
New Britain herald., 1923-10-08
The Ass nieks Gsss hadse Something sa ThinL About

Dieky's tone vas se aneensfieusls imperative that 1 locked at him m smszemsni. ii Is nei like him te hs curious about anything ahieh does nes eeneern ourselves, and one Neles h the hall eeuid nei he mistaken as belonging to any person ether than Mrs Marks. our aamheyaHt neighhaF whom he had disliked ever since hls fiFsi meeting with her
 Mrs. Marks and one of her friends, i" 1 mnrmuTed in as low a tone ts could manage, hut nleky mhi' tered aR inconsistent and insislent .Hush q and l listened with him 10 the animated eelloauy going on onl' side the door.
 'wel of an things 2" Mrs Marks hifh.pitehed voice had said as shs ensnsd the door. ''Mallie, What ever are you doing here at this time of day !"
 T didn't go to work this morning Nell" The answer was in the sur, prisinsiy Nell-mednlnted eontralto of Mollie Fawesti. the girl with the Eng fish name and inc Southern Euro pean tyne of beauty. whose personal ity had se interested me the day hes fore,
 .,Didn't ro to work :" Mrs, Marks shrilled. "How's that?"
 'I didn't get him until three o'clock"
 That's no excuse for you" There was a materially reprovlng note in Mrs. Marks tone. "Ive known you 10 dance all night and go to work as fresh as daisy the next morning"
 .'I know. But. oh : Nell .' the fresh young tones had n trill Of excitement in them. "i had SUCH queer ad- venture last nighi-I didn't so io sleep for hours after got bome, thinking about it, and just couldn't 20 to work this morning until had told you aboui--yon'rc all the mother or sister l ever had. you know"
 Madgc Is Wary
 Well come along in and spill Il" Mrs Marks bloomed in a modified tone. My Petey's just getting hp, but I'll pack him off in hurry-he . don't want anything but cup of cof- fee and rolls. and then we'll have q chance 10 talk"
 The closing of the Marks door down the hall runctuaied her sen- tence with period. and Dicky spoke lazily. and an apparently careless yawn.
 Who's that dame whose only fem mine relative is our flamboyant friend next doore" he asked. "'HeaNcn will have to protect the working goil'. - he hummed the old couplet-"if Mrs. Marks is the only safeguard she has
 Somewhere within my consciousness tinkled tiny warning bell. What 1t meant l did not know. but when ever 1 hear it, I am wary---and-- chary of speech until am sure of my ground.
 "Nhen Do the Crowd Get Here?"
 T am not sure" I said slowly, but her voice sounds like that of q girl to whom Mra. Marks introduced me one day. I believe all her rela- tives were killed i'll a fire when she was little and Mrs. Marks brought her up
 Dicky lit cigarette with meticu- lous attention to the rite.
 Voice doesn't sound like the bringing up of Mrs. Marks" he drawled. Do her looks match her voice, or is she like her mentor?"
New Britain herald., 1923-10-08
MY HUSBANDS LOVE
 Adele a.nlsoa'- New FAsss s REVELATIONS OF A WIFE

| T really didat Ratiee her locks paFiiealsFlY,a said mehdaelelsls hShe Is dark, quite pFeiiy''wl aPele' sixea mentally to Mellie's eAauisi'e brunette beauty 'and Nilh nles eyes. Her name Is Nellie faEeei',
 "Rni that's an English name Dieky said hastily, then stepped abruptly, l laeked at him with apT psrenily careless inquiry, altheush my pulses were hsmmerihs
 ''Why shouldn't she have an Eng fish name" l asked,
 No reason at all" ne answered promptly, except that your deseFips iion sounded kari - foreign, hui Tor inc love Of Mike cant yeu talk about anything except Mrs, Marks and her friends I'm getting mighty fed un with that bunch. Suppose you eut ii ont for an hour oF two nt least When do the crowd get heres
 held back the obvious and lus' comment that l had noi mentioned my neighbars except In direct answer 10 his own questions, lnstinefifely | was on my guard against this sudden pretense of irritation on Dicky's part There was something odd hack Of this sudden questioning something which | meant io reason out later. and | aid nci wish my faculties hetesged hy any acrimonious debate with him I, therefore. ignored his comment md answered his questions
 Lillian and Marion nt five. Inc others at six"
 You won't need mo before four then. will yous" hc asked, T really ought to set over to the studio. I'll shave and make sneak. if you don't mind |"
New Britain herald., 1923-10-08
HONG KONG roILIIs AT CAPITOL


 The Keith vaudeville feature al the Capitol on the new bill opening te- day brings a real novelty to this city in the presence of ''fhe Hons Kong Foilies," As we all know, mission seheals Of San Francisco teach young Chinese maids American ways and civilization. hut here are Ave Chinese girls who have been educated above their schooling in the line of enter. taining. The Hong Kong Fellies is an offering by these five Oriental maids. sort of revue in which they sing and dance in American style, ably assisted hy an American boy. The east includes Ming Toy, the Lee Twins. Helen Lon gand Pauline Sing and it is certainly s novelty to hear them sing popular songs; Jimmy Dwysr and Grace orma offer A fins comedy slsit Just niaymates" which contains many good laughs and is real entertaining; Jean La Cross. california's Nightingale. displays a wonderful singing voice to good ad- vantage and was we'll liked this after noon; Niobe. Americas aquatic marvel performs in tank Of water and docs some remarkable stunts under water. her voice being audible in any part of Of the audience while being coni- pleteiy submerged: ''The Explorers" with a cast of Ave clever artists offer desert novelty The Tomb Seekers" which Is made for laughing purposes only and which will delight Capitol patrons at each show.
 If you saw prison staring you in the face: if you were young and beau tiful-and crook; if you knew that sentence would send you forth at it's expiration an old woman---would you listen to the dictate of con- scince? Would you be ready to ac- ccpt challenge to help instead Of. hinder the law?
 That is the predicament of Betty Compson as the heroine of "The Woman With Four Faces" a Herbert Brenon Paramount production at tho Capitol theater now.
New Britain herald., 1923-10-08
JOHNNIE of the CIRCUS and h1s CUFFY BEAR =
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they got on famously with each other Johnnie Green found much pleasure in their company. They were quite unlike any friends he had ever had
 before.
 One day when Johpnie was wan dering idly about the show lof, he caught sight ot tall figure standing in front of the lemonade stand, The mau lowered above everybody else Johnnie wondered what MT. Gutfel could be doing there, at that hour when the side show was open.
 So Johnnie trotted over to the lem onade stand. And, when he got there he had a great surprise. It wasn't Mir. Guffey at all. It was another giant---a farmer who had come to- sec the show. Johnnie Green gazed UT
New Britain herald., 1923-10-08
MALvY ASSAULTED

Cahors, France. Oct. S.-Louis J. Maivy, former minister Of the interior journeyed to the village of Creysse yesterday to preside at the inaugura- ton of a soldier memorial, a fact that did not escape the attention of the youthful adherents of Leon Daydet who tried to upset the meeting. 1r the ensuing scuffle NJ. Malvy was hit in the back with linuckle duster Several shots were fired but no one was hurt.
 The police arrested four royalists and invited the rest to leave the dis trict NJ. Malvy sufficiently recovered from the excitement to announce la ter at a, banquet that he intended to he candidate for parliament at next years elections.
New Britain herald., 1923-10-08

Guffey appear even taller tthan he was, while Mir. Guffey made his little friend seem shorter.
 Although the Giant seldom smiled, being A mournful sort of Dlan, when he stood beside the Commodore like this sad something remotely re- sembling 8 smile always appeared up or his long horseIike face. It pleased Mr. Guffcy too. to step down and mingle with the crowd. while they murfnured their wonder at him.
 Commodore Mudgett didn't dare do that. He was afraid Of being fram- pied on.
 Mr. Guffey and the Commodore were often together. outside Of busi- neas hours. IT the Giant was gloomy. the Midget vas Ususlly sprightiy enough fo> the two. And generally