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Evening star., 1923-03-11
Boston Symphony Orchestra, Tues.
day.

One hundred and one musicians,
collectively the Boston Symphony Or
chestra, will make their one and only
appearance in Washington this sea-
son at Polls Theater, Tuesday after
noon. at 4:30 o'clock, under the man
agement of Mrs. Wilson-Greene.
Pierre Monteux is the conductor.
The program might be called "Wag-
nerian." as four Of the Ave numbers
are the works of that great German.
The first number will be the Sym
Dhony in D Minor, Lento: Allegro
non Troppo, Allegretto, Allegro non
Troppe" (Franck), and these Wagner
compositions: Overture, The Flying
Dutchman"; prelude" and Love
Death. Tristan and Isolde; "Sieg
fried's Funeral March" cDusk OF the
Gods" Act IID; "Siegfried's Ascent
10 Bruennhilde's Rock" ("Siegfrteds
Rhine Journey" end close Of dusk
of the Gods"0. Tickets are on sale
at Mrs. Wilson-Grecne's concert bu-
reau, 18th and G streets.
Evening star., 1923-03-11
Jascha Heifetz, March 90.

Jascha Heifetz, the popular and
widely known violinist. will give his
one Washington recital this seabon
Thursday afternoon. March %. at
Polls Theater under Mrs. Wilson
Greene's management.
1t is said of the young virtuoso
that since his tour OF the world two
years ago, he has grown both in
maturity of style and warmth of
feeling in his playing. His style
has always been Of the sculptured.
olaasio type, calm, serene and artisto-
cratic but this season whether 6e-
cause he fs actually older by nearly
TWO years, or for some other rsa.
Evening star., 1923-03-11

son. the quiet dignity and the undis-
turbed poise OF the young man seems
to SIT more naturally. Emotionaily.
there is a marked change in his
playing"
Mrs. Wilson-Greene's concert bu-
feau at 18th and G streets, have
placed tickets on sale for the con-
cert.
Evening star., 1923-03-11
Mabel Garrison, March "a

full tour abroad, Mabel Garrison. the
coloratura soprano Of the Metropolis
tan opera will sing at the City Club,
Saturday. March "a. at $50 pm, un-
der the management of Mrs. WiIeon-
Greene. Seats are now sale at the
Wilson-Greene concert bureau.
Evening star., 1923-03-11
MUSICAL INSTRUCTION.


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Evening star., 1923-03-11

Evening wrap Of Jade velvet ana
silver cleth WORN at Keith's ~ FlSr-
xis La We're.
Evening star., 1923-03-11

Now tenderiy I iift'd the hood
kissed It and pressed Il to my side
And wand'ri TO the grating. stood
As she had stood-my beide-
Embroidering as she sighed.
What had she pried OF bad or good
From that realm to mo den1edf"
Evening star., 1923-03-11

And finally comes slsrious faith a.
loft to the hood my eyes do rove,
And doubt and gloom arc cast to deli-
Ny heart lesps like gay minstrsl
Who dancing. sings q song Of love
Fen in his prison cell!'
Evening star., 1923-03-11

.And now Ieona's smile understood
For from her station at the grating
Shed seen afar the seraphs good
Caught from their songs Of celebrating
Hope Q word 20 fascinating
she'd broiAsreA 1t upon the hood
Thinking to cheer my lonely waitingl"
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mas tragicos mcmentos de la vida de
Carlos. su infuencia resulta secundaris.
isolalnente la yieson enrojecef de indig-
.aaci6n y violentarse el dia IL de no,
v:eInbre de 1913, cuando ten.ia que Ell
narido firInase un manifesto que equi-
ra1Is una aBdicacf6n sin embargo
s,,s protessas no, vaIieron de NADIA: el
Emperador flrr16 'el manifesto, exacta-
monte como Lafnmasch 10 habia prepa-
RADIO.
Carlos no psi1saba al principle renun
ciar en- una forma definitiva al trono.
nc obstante la irreductible debilidad
espirituai que permite tener muchas
dudas acerca de la fuerza dc sus pa-
stones y de sis ambdciones. ouando per-
did la corona de Austria puso todas sus
esperanzas en- la diadema de San Es
teban, Ia corona de Hungrfa. fero para
reconquistarla, no apiic6 energicamente
planes bien estudiados, sino que cedio
como ab1lico las excitaciones de ilIt-
SOS y tai vez atn a la idea de que q
la fatalidad de So destino no podia sus-
traerse. Y en- tai estado de amino Sc e..
contraba especialmente en- la 6poca de
la segunda Y desgraciada tentative de
res.auracion, en- Ell mes de cctubre de
1921. La prinnera tentative, realizada
en- ell mes de mario del 1nismo aho, Sc
justifica con Ell antecedente del Rsy
Constantine, que volvi6 al Poder, y por
m exp.icito estimulo dado por F'rancia.
Werkmann dice que reHexion6 mucho
anses de decidirse a lnacer pdblicas es-
tas interioridades de Ia. tentative: un
autorizado personaje frances fizo saher
a Carlos que 81 continuaba esperanto,
las oportunidades de una resta1iracion
EN- Hungrfa cada vez serian memories.
En- aquel momento habfa motives para
Greer que las potencias aliadas acepta-
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viena. julio de 1928

Viena, julio de 1928
Macabro es el titulo de los recuerdos
del Captain Karl Werkmann, dltimo Sc
cIetario de Carlos de Hapsburgo. Este
tolumen tiene algo de apologize de So
'5eyano muerto en- el destierro; sirve pa
"a conocer meJOr a la Enperatriz zita;
) signifca La mas alberta acusaci6n Que
contra el Alnirante TTorthy, Regente
de Huhgria, se haya hecho hasta hoy,
Aunque 81 autor haya mezclado con sus
TecnerdOs una gran cantidad de critl-
cas- inoportunas imitando Conrad
maya hecho prolija su narraci6n con la
inserci6n de cartas, actas y memcriaIes
no inuy notables tOdos, el libro es bas-
tanto interesante. rs una nueva, rica
fuente para 81 estudio de Ia psicoIogia
de Ia reciente historic.
No escribe en- estilo aulico el autor:
hay que reconocerle ese m6rito. Tai
veg contribuye su libertad de crftica
Ia circunstancia de Que en- Ell sentoura-
ge" del difunto soberano, el tuvo un
cargo que aunQue le permitio frecuen-
tes contactos intimos con la vida impe-
rial. no le asegur6 una influencia deci-
silva. De Carlos dice que fue ''bueno,
i;lteligente y honrado''. Pero la bon
dad puede ser tomada por debilidad y
6sss puede negar a la cobardfa. Werk-
main no quiere que del Soberano muer
TO en- MADEIRA, Sc piense este ultimo.
Deplora que Carlos subiese al trono a
los 90 amos, sin que .nadie Sc hubiera
preocupado nunca de prepararlo para
esa responsabilidad. Y, ademas, lie fal-
tsbs experiencia de la vida.
Cuando Ell capricho de Ia sucrte i'm
puko al joven arclliduque. la mission de
velsr por un Imperio que tenia tantos
enemigos cuantas eran las razas que 10
fognlaban, ninguna de estas VIC en- Car
El Mundo. [volume] (San Juan, P.R.) 1919-1990, 1923-07-25

los a su verdadero representante Los
checos y los serbios 10 consideraban ale
laaA. Los alemanes 10 acusaban de de
:rotismo'' v exceso de terriura hacia los
escjavos. Los mobiles le reprochaban un
cSpiritu demasiado denocratico; y los
tlefn6cratas que despues hicieron la re-
yolnci6n 10 presentaban al pueblo como
a un obtuso alegre, como a nm buen vi
vidor. Ell biografo sostiene, en- cambio,
qte Carlos no era muy amante del lujo
de su tnorada nj era escIavo de los pIa-
ceres de Ia mesa. No distinguia un ci-
garlic bueno de uno maso. Bebia un
solo vase de vino en- Ia conlida. No era
rues un buen vividor. s
Era un ferviente catolico. Deseaba
ttesesperadamente la paz: sus aliados
gerinanos, sabiendolo bien, tenian que
sujetarlo constantemente con embaja
das. Es comprensible que el desease el
Tin de la guerra, y que viese con repug-
rsncia la adopcion de medios que pu-
diesen prolongar las hostilidades, ha-
Ger mass pesados los futuros tratades
de paz. Desaprob6 por eiemplo la que
IRA con sumergibles las naves ner-
cantes. El Almirante Holtzendorff fu6
nombrado para que Sc trasladase vie
ma, fin de convencer al soberano aus
tr.aco. obtuvo 10 que deseaba, pero Ell
banquete ofrecido en- Ell Palacio Real en-
honor suyo, fu6 turbado por un breve
di&logo entire Ell huesped y la Empera-
tIjz. 'FYo Sc, yo Sc que vuestra Majes
tad es contraria al uso de los subrna-
r,nos, dijo bruscamente Won Holtzen-
dOrff zita. Pero es que vuestra Ma
'iestad es adversaria de la guerra en-
general.
-Yo estoy contra la guerra, dijo III
ia. como toda mujer que desea que los
homhres vivian en- paz, y no en- el dolor,
El Mundo. [volume] (San Juan, P.R.) 1919-1990, 1923-07-25

en- la lucha y Ell hanbre.
-Yo trabajo mejor cuando tengo el
estomago vacio. Entonces Sc aprieta
uno Ell cfntur6n y Sc es duro repaso 81
slmirante. -
NO me agrada que Sc liable de es-
tas cosas en- una mesa como esta, tan
ilcna de viandas, contest6 entcnces Sc
caniente la Ernperatriz.
iCuriosa mujef, zita!. seguramer-
+e So le ha atribuido mas de 10 que
hizo. Eila, evidentsmsnte, estaba mity
compenetrads de So concepto de empe-
ratriz, pero en- ninghn momento 10 ma
nifest6 con aqnelias formas morbOsas,
que ell ascetismo attn hfzo mas graves,
que caraCterisan ID inHuenc.a e1ercida
sobrc Nicolas II por La zarina Alejan-
sira.
Los chauvinistas austriacos namaron
zita con desprecio, La italiana" Pc
70 no: zita recordaba que la Casa de
saboya destruy6 a la casa BOrbon-P Pal
ma. a causa de este detestaba q los
italianos. zita guerra, y 10 demostr5
con la intervention de los hermanos,
ayudar al marido en- Ell esfuerzo dc
concluir una paz que hiciese los tronos
de ambos mas s6lidos; y convirtiese en-
amigos de Austria -Hungria a los que
10 eran de Italia. Sin embargo, en- los
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FLORES NATURALEs

lQuiere I'd. conseguir Heruiosoa
Bouquets? Bonitas Coronas v okros
trabaios artisticos en- flores natnFa-
LEST Lame al telefUno 800 Santakee,
lStOp %. Martin Penal z serk ale4-
dido Dor Ia Sra. ISABEL PARHL
M ,'1- Advt.
El Mundo. [volume] (San Juan, P.R.) 1919-1990, 1923-07-25
Encarnacion J.. de
Vilarino

Ofrece hospedaje para pipi-
los de arnbos sexos a precios equi
tativos. Casa comoda y ventila-
da. Direction Stop 40, Rio Pie
idfas.
4 Advt.
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rian ell acto consumado. No pcr des-
confianza hacia dicho, perscnei -sino
rara evitar una maiaA inteligenrfa = 81
Emperador de Austria enVt6 "a Paris
g una persona de toda ssn scol1fiansa pa
r. que confrmase Ia hottcaa Que 1e ha-
bia Ilegado Y en- Paris, els envfado de
Carlos oy6 estas palabras:a ssAceptare-
mos el hecho consumado.t' ssa9a =
Carlos tuvo conianza en AFfancia,
porQue habia desaparecido de La escena
rolitica Clemenceau, su enemigo perso-
nal desde4eI dfa de Las reveEarioneseso
bre Ell asrlnto del Principe Sixto. Res
peeto de Inglaterra. habta tornado Ia
impression de que no shabtende eompd-
caciones belfcosas CON los otfog Estadol
qoe Sc habian tornado del shtiguoi fm-
perio austroshangaro, aceptaria iguai-
nlente ell. acto consumado. Respecto de
italia tenfa dudas. Y Ell % de febrero
de 1920 escribi6 al Almirante Horthy:
g.. Anudar reiaciones- con italia es
impossible y POGO accnsejabls para ser
realizado por mi. vos que habeis sidc
uno de mis- mejores oficia1es de Marina,
.conoceis al enemigo hereditar1ot.. 70
podria olvidar quizas, pero temo que
Italia, bajo Ia mascara de La amistad
quiera captarse mi conhan2a para des-
pues recompensaria mal"..@. > s' ~
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FL historiador werkmann opina que
el Emperador debi6 ,ha'ber desconfiado
un POGO del Almirante Horthy, el cuaT,
imponiendo su propia election como Re
gente, habfa comenzado por hgar las
1aanos del pelig-oso Archiduaue Jose,
que Sc habia mostiado verdaderamente
leai Carlos. A semejanzs de Ia Santa
sede, Horthy aconsejaba al desterrado
de Prangins que stuviesss paciencia;s que
(Continda en- la pAgina 1o)
Imperial Valley press. (El Centro, Calif.) 1907-current, 1923-11-14
Expect Jenkins
Back Tomorrow

Manager c. c. Jenkins of the
Farm Bureau is expected home to-
morrow from the big lettuce rate
hearing at Los Angeles which has
now been under way for more than
Il week; Ut is believed, from reports
received here. that the shippers and
growers are making n strong case.
The railways have proven damage
10 their REFERS but not in any such
sum as the added charge of some
SO per car would be, according to
vallevitcS now at the hearing.
As soon as Jenkins returns he ex-
poets to start 4 strong membership
campaign for the Farm Bureau. He
was the promoter of most success
full campaign of this kind last spring
running the membership from
slightly over 800 to more than 1900
and placing the organization on Il
much stronger footing than it had
ever been before in Imperial county.
Imperial Valley press. (El Centro, Calif.) 1907-current, 1923-11-14
EVANGELIST ROSS
TALKS ON REVIVAL
OF REAL RELIGION

Taking as 4hc basis of his dis
course the story of Jesus and the
woman at the well, Evangelist Fred
Ross spoke at the Mthodist Church
last night on 4 real revival of reli,
gion. The spirit of Jesus in deal
ing with individuals as eXcmplified
in this incideu, should characterize
the Christian in his work q for
others, he declared. At the open
ing of the service he spoke to- the
children, showing them a stone that
had been picked up from the place
where David killed Goliath. The
meetings continue each evening this
week except Saturday night.
Imperial Valley press. (El Centro, Calif.) 1907-current, 1923-11-14
PERSONALS


Tom Morgan, general manager OF
the United Stages, Inc, and s. w
Thompson attorney for the same
concern are in FL Centre for sev
eral days stay.
Officer n. C. Deaton, of the Fl
Centre police department.. returned
last night from Los Angeles.
Attorney 5. l.. Williams of I'm.
perial was ut the courthouse today
c. II. Dusold, who left Ell Centre
several months ago, has returned Ia
this city and plans to remain here
permanently.
/. A. Thomas left today for sev.
eral days trip to the coast OIL
business
Mrs. J. II. Harris of Imperial was
an I'll Centre visitor yesterday.
c. X. Cooper, who has been con-
fined TO his home for several DAYS.
is said TO be getting on well, but
is not able TO be up yet.
Miss Lura kirkpatrick of the
county superintendent; ) office is
visiting schools in the vicinity of
Brawley today .
Mrs. H, NJ. Bump of Calexieo was
in the city yesterday.
Mrs. John Mccormick, who is con-
valescing from an operation at the
FL Centre hospital, is reported to be
getting along very well
Mr.. and Mrs. f. y. Smith were
registered ut the Hotel Rosslyn, Los
Angeles, last week.
Among guests soiourning at the
Imperial Valley press. (El Centro, Calif.) 1907-current, 1923-11-14
BIG PROGRAM AT
BRAWLEY FRIDAY

John Bowers has been added TO
the soil fertility program for the big
Brawlev meeting ON November 10.
He will speak on dairying. DR.. r.
r. Snowden, agricultural chemist of
Los Angeles, is to be the principal
speaker while there will be 4 quiz
zing feature with Clark Adair and
others participating. Soil fertility
is Il popular theme in this section
and the meeting is expected to be
largely attended from INLAND, North
End and Iris Farm Centers as well
as from Calipatria and Westmor-
land.
Imperial Valley press. (El Centro, Calif.) 1907-current, 1923-11-14

Tow Air Pressure General Cords.
Tom GU Tire Co. adv
Rice Visits Here-Mort Rieser,
for many years owner Of the cloth
ing store on Main street, recently
occupied by II. X. Owens, arrived
in this city this morning from Santa
Ana, and is renewing old acquaint
ances here. After leaving FL Cen
tro, Rieser engaged in the furniture
business with F. l.. McCune, who
formerly conducted store on Main
street in this city, but recently sold
out his share to McCune. Mort I"
said today that FL Centre looks
good to him and he was greatly
pleased with the increased activity
in business lines here.
Imperial Valley press. (El Centro, Calif.) 1907-current, 1923-11-14
WOMAN sNEIGHBOR
WHIPPED, MAN is
NOW IN L. A. JAIL
Hy United Press Leased Wire

nv thited Press Leased VITO
LOS ANGELES, Nov. 14.-S.
Chapman, said to he an actor, is in
Jail today charged with lashing a
woman across the back with q rid
ing crop.
Chapman was saved from three
Infatuated witnesses of the affair
Tuesday night by police.
Chapman had dispute with Miss
Mary r. Hoyt. During the argu-
ment, he is said to have struck Miss
Hoyt with the whip.
Three men undertook to punish
Chapman. After investigation, po-
lice held Chapman and released the
trio,
Imperial Valley press. (El Centro, Calif.) 1907-current, 1923-11-14
The Weather

FOR LOS ANGELES AND VI
ClNlTY: and warm tonight and
Thursday.
FOR SOUTHERN CALIFORNIA:
Fair tonight and Thursday.
Imperial Valley press. (El Centro, Calif.) 1907-current, 1923-11-14

Hotel Rosslvn, Los Angeles, last
week were the following FL Centre
people: c. b. Whitney, George a.
Carter, Neal Indy, Frank .Morri-
son. Mrs Edna Stewart, Clara II.
Fcustel, f. w. Wesley, Frank f..
Johnson.
Imperial Valley press. (El Centro, Calif.) 1907-current, 1923-11-14
FORMER MICHIGANDERS
WILL HOLD PARTY

The Michigander all Thanks
giving party VIII be held at the
Music Arts Hall, 233. South Broad
way, Los Angeles, ON Friday even
Imperial Valley press. (El Centro, Calif.) 1907-current, 1923-11-14
Flanagan in Los Angeles-Rev

Flanagan In Los AngeleS-heV- Z.
E. Flanagan, pastor of the First
Baptist church of this city, is in
Los Angeles attending the Bible
and Missionary Conference of sever
al thousand delegates, being held
there this week This conference is
under the direction Of the Northern
Baptist convention, and is being
attended by delegates from Baptist
churches throughout Southern Cali
fornia. Holtville and Brawley are
the other Imperial Valley towns
having representatives there.
Imperial Valley press. (El Centro, Calif.) 1907-current, 1923-11-14

Among unusual occupations list
ed in the London directory are
Z eoektailsllaker manufacturers, -
"'hotel keeping instructors" and
sprsservers Of ferns and flowers. -
Imperial Valley press. (El Centro, Calif.) 1907-current, 1923-11-14
Merchants Lunch at Steve's. adv

Exiae Eatterie.. skfiItul work on
all makes o. Batteries. G. r. Cog
gins Battery Shop. ADV
Imperial Valley press. (El Centro, Calif.) 1907-current, 1923-11-14

Eat at the Oregon and be com.
Portable. Ladies rest room and
mems smoking room. At ,
Imperial Valley press. (El Centro, Calif.) 1907-current, 1923-11-14
Reports Several sales-Among

Reports Several Sales-Among the
real estate transfers closed recently
is the sale Of a house on Holt Ave
nue. near Seventh street by Mrs.
Marie Kleindinst to Mrs. Rose Ma
loney. Possession has been granted
to the new owner. Mrs. Clare Gard
ner has sold a house located at 1913
Olive street TO L. E. Maddux, who
with his family has taken posses
sion. The Maddux are newcomers
in the eitv. II. H. Wright has pur-
chased and taken possession Of a
house of George Domaine 5, the con
sideration being $500. The prop
erty is located on Fl Centre Avenue
near Eighth street. Mrs. Marie
Land handled the three transactions.
Imperial Valley press. (El Centro, Calif.) 1907-current, 1923-11-14

ing, November IS. a real surprise
program is in store for all former
residents of Michigan and their
friends, followed by dancing. All
former residents OF Michigan are in
vited. .
Imperial Valley press. (El Centro, Calif.) 1907-current, 1923-11-14

Electronic Diagnosis and treat
ment (Abrams.) DIR. Parcels, Osteo-
apath. Dunaway Bldg. adv
Imperial Valley press. (El Centro, Calif.) 1907-current, 1923-11-14
Money to Loan on automobile
contracts bought. Fred r. Cross
y76 Main st. Phone $50. Adv

Committed 10 Norwalk- joins
Graybill, arrested in this city Sun
day night, was committed to the
state insane as, lum al Norwalk by
Judge ConklinI this mornin, follow
ing an examination rs to his sanity.
Gravblll WAS folnd to be Il religious
ntaniae and predicted all manner OF
dire misfortune for anyone modest
ing him.
Wooda Blesy, Dance Studio. '7::3
Orange. Phone 4IIU. ADJ
Imperial Valley press. (El Centro, Calif.) 1907-current, 1923-11-14
More Main Street Improvements

More Main Street Improvements
Another sign that Ell Centre is ex-
periencing a revival in business is
seen in alterations which are being
made in the two stores Immediately
west of the new Valley theater.
These stores have been idle for sew
eral months and the changes are be-
ing made for prospective tenants.
oregon Cafe. Cool place To eat
Lunch 35e, Dinner Soc. Chops and
Steaks. Adv
Imperial Valley press. (El Centro, Calif.) 1907-current, 1923-11-14
Eat Breakfast at Stoves.

Bull Campaign Progressing-Nak-
ing number of calls in the viein-
ity of Holtville yesterday, Assistant
Farm Advisor DeTar and Noel Neg
ley of the state university made
three sales of pedigreed bulls. Ed
win Nilsson, A. Karlen and Sam Hill
fiker were the purchasers. Today
DeTar and Negley are calling on
dairythen in the north end of the
valley.
Hear Evangelist Fred Ross at
Methodist Church tonight 1880
o clock. adv
Special Steak Dinner every even
ing at Steve's. Adv.
Imperial Valley press. (El Centro, Calif.) 1907-current, 1923-11-14
Making Extended Trip =

NIahIIIS hAttIIIktU ZIP ~ -
Holbrook, lettuce and grape grower
of this city, is making an extended
trip to points east and NORTH He is
OF present in Saskatchewan, Canada,
where he has large ranching inter
ests. He plans TO return the latter
part of the month by way of Daven-
port, Iowa, and Kansas City.
Imperial Valley press. (El Centro, Calif.) 1907-current, 1923-11-14
.EWS BRIEFS
FROM CITY AND COUNTY

Ventura County Officers Here
Edward Henderson, district attor-
ney of Ventura County, accompan-
led by Sheriff Clark and Deputy
Sheriff Davis, were in this city for
several hours yesterday, on the trail
of Mexican who is wanted for muir
der in the northern county. While
here they visited the sheriff's of
flee and also spent some time with
District Attorney Utiey, In CONVEX
sation with Henderson, District At
torney Ctley ascertained that the
honor of being the youngest district
attorney in the state remains with
Imperial county, whose district at
toInev claims 2s wears. District At
torncy Henderson is the runner-up.
being one year older than the local
official.
Imperial Valley press. (El Centro, Calif.) 1907-current, 1923-11-14
Former Assemblyman Buys Home

R. E. Wills, former assemblyman
and the father of Mrs. Charles E.
Scott of this city, completed deal
yesterday for home in Brawley.
For the past year and a half Mr..
and Mrs. Wills have been travelling
in Europe, while the year previous
to that was spent in Boston. For
the last month they have been visit
ing with Mr.. and Mrs. Charles f..
Scott at their Wensley Avenue
home. They plan TO 90 to Brawley
in about week, where Wills will
take charge of the extensive ranch
ing interests he has acquired during
his many years residence in the
valley.
Imperial Valley press. (El Centro, Calif.) 1907-current, 1923-11-14

Cream Waffles for breakfast al
Steve 3. adv.
Taken to Los Angeles-Deputies
from the Los Angeles sheriff 5 OF
tee arrived in II Centre this morn
ing and took into custody. f. l..
Morgan and Thomas Youngs, ar
rested lere Friday night by Office.
West fail, whi!s they were sleeping
in i stolen car on Fifth street. They
are accused of stealing the ear IN
Los Angeles ami win be taken back
there for rial.
Imperial Valley press. (El Centro, Calif.) 1907-current, 1923-11-14

DR.. c. S. Marsden, specialist in
diseases of the eye, ear, nose and
throat, has returned to FL Centre
and re-opened his office in the
Pacific Southwest Trust and Saw
ings Bank Building. adv
Imperial Valley press. (El Centro, Calif.) 1907-current, 1923-11-14

Cook Book-If YOU are interested
in a Gold Medal Cook Book call us.
A. NJ. Williams, Phone 6j3. adv
Imperial Valley press. (El Centro, Calif.) 1907-current, 1923-11-14

Dance at The Poppy, Calipatria,
every Thursday to win fifty dollars
cash prizes and represent Imperial
Valley in Examiner contest for
$1,000. adv