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Imperial Valley press., 1924-02-21
R. RS. SPRING A
new ISSUE IN
T0P-ICENC ROW

Imperial Valley shippers may as
well get used to the fact that the
railroads are no sooner defeated on
one phase of the top.icrng question
tnan they bring 10 light some NV
provision, according to Farm Bureau
Director l.. G. Lee.
Director Lee, who has been work.
mo with Walter ii. Sprague, Los
ANGELES attorney, today reported the
latest movement of the railroads,
" hirh is contained in a request that
additional evidence be admitted i'll
the case of /. Il s. Docket No. 1912.
in handling the ease for the car
riers. Attorney Elmer Wcstlake of
the Southern Pacific has asked that
the Interstate Commerce Commis-
sion accept as evidence Rule 6, para
graph / of q circular "Articles Not
to BE Loaded. y
This paragraph roughly states
that among the articles not to be
loaded are freight, which by its
nature or method Of loading VIII
cause the lining or insulation Of the
car to become wet or contaminated,
such as ice, ale, beer, porter or beV-
crages with top Icing and salt III
bulk.
Sprague Objects
In writing the Interstate Com
merce Commission relative to the
admission of this paragraph as evi-
dence, Sprague states, Il object per
sonallv because / think that this IS
no time for the further introduction
Of evidence, hearing having been
closed and only awaiting briefs be-
fore the final submission. =
Sprague opposes the Introduction
Of this evidence as irrcvcrent and
immaterias and not pertinent to
the issues, and also because 1t IS q
"mere compilation of individual
and private rules and instructions. p
The circulars to be submitted us
evidence state that they are for
the guidance of employees only.
/ To again quote from the railroad
literature, "agents will familiarlAc
themselves also with the rules, regu-
lations and charges provided is
carriers tariff applicable, which
will take precedence over this
code
Mr. Lee, in commenting on this
! paragraph remarked that the strict
enforcement Of such tulc would
naturally prevent any shipment of
lettuce whatsoever, rs even lettuce
shipped with standard refrigeration
has ice in the crates which would
"causc the lining or Insulation OF
the car to become wet. - However,
the idea of the railroads really
interpreting the paragraph in such
q way would mean killing the goose
which lays golden eggs for them.
Imperial Valley press., 1924-02-21
Pile Sufferers
Get Quick Relief

Doctor discovers real remedy that
actually heals Piles and abgorbs
them never TO return.
No man or woman need suffer an
other hour from any pain, soreness
or distress arising from Hemorr-
holds or Piles now that this wonder
full prescription known as MOAVA
SUPPOSITORIES can be obtained
for a moderate price at any first
class drug store on the money bacl.
if dissatisfied plan.
You'll be amazed to see how
quickly it acts. Blessed relief often
comes in an hour; even in cases
of long standing with profuse bleed
ing, really wonderful results have
been accomplished.
Remember the name, MOAVA
SUPPOSITORIES, and be sure 10
follow the simple directions that
eome-in each box. Hoynd Drug Co.
viii supply you. Mail orders accep-
ed. adv
Imperial Valley press., 1924-02-21
MISS F0VE SA1fMONtS COMPLy17ENTED
BY TIE SAN SOUCl CLIR MEMBERS

One Of the many pre- nuptial sppr.
tcsirs which 1re being rNten'!ed 10
Miss lonr Sammons, whose mar
riagc viii take place the first of
,he next month, was dinner and
bridge given by the Sans huci
Clob at the Hotel Barbara Worth
last night.
Elaborate decorations on tnr long
table cnIied out a miniature wcd-
dino scene, with kcwpic dolls for
ihc bride, groom, minister aHd, last
O. IN the flower girl who had
,trcwn The path to the tiny alta
flower petals. Banked sweet peas
and ferns completed the center
piece. while dainty bridal place
cards marked the covers for l6.
In the bridge contest which took
place on the neZZaninc floor, Miss
panlirc Golbcrg was found 30 be
the winner of the first prize, Mrs.
.John NcNiece Of the second, and
Mrs. Lcror Merchant of the oonso-
2tion. The bridc-elect. WAS thea
presented with q lovely gift from
Imperial Valley press., 1924-02-21
Local Man Is HOnOred
t0ith Birthday Surprise

In honor of the birthday anniver-
sary of S. O. Lingo, Il group of
friends gathered at his home last
evening. The affair which was
planned to be a complete surprise,
was entirely successful, as the par
~ arrived at the Lingo home fol-
lowing the midweek meeting at the
Christian church.
Following social evening, those
present were seated at q daintiiy
appointed table where color scheme
Of pink and white had been carried
ont in the flowers, candles, and in
tAc big birthday cake which formed
the ccntcrpiece.
Those participating in the happy
celebration we're Rev. and Mrs. A.
+. Worthy, Mr.. and Mrs. A. +. Gro
Tiers, Mr. and Mrs. Sam T. Griffin
Mr.. and Mrs. 7. /. Shaw, Mr.. and
Mrs. Alfred NJ. Zollickoffer, Miss
Eudora Jones. Miss Jewell Martin
and Mr.. and Mrs. S. o. Lingo.
Imperial Valley press., 1924-02-21
Presbyterian Women
Have Buffet Luncheon

Gathering AT the home OF Mrs.
Duke johnson yesterday, the mem
bers of Mrs. a. c. Hurburt' > Bible
Glass Of :hc Presbyterian church
enjoyed II delicious buffet lunch
con. The remainder of the after.
noon was devoted to a brief busi.
ness meeting and a delightful in
formal program and social time.
Mrs. Fred II. Eldred, accompan-
led by Mrs. Homer Clark, sarE scv-
eral pleasing French songs. Little
Geraldine johnson, accompanied by
her mother, charmed those present
with several vocal numbers, and
Mrs. Albert McGoyney presented Il
clever musical selection, which was
much appreciated.
Those enjoying the affair includ-
cd MesdaInes A. c, Hurlburt, J. II.
Rank, X. =. Pope, Fred. II. Eldred,
Albert McGovney, F. l.. Pinney, W.
d. Carey, Homer Clark and the
Misses Nell Hartman and Anna
Chrome.
A Maine bride of three weeks
wants n divorce. She claims she
las been hugging a delusion.
Imperial Valley press., 1924-02-21
Won1e,1's S Interests
y. H. s. RESERVES
HOLD SERVICE nv
HONOR NEU GIRLS

After delicious pot luck supper
served Ill the cafeteria, the high
school Girl Reserves. who now mum
ber 90, held u recognition service
for new girls who have entered
school during the second semester.
After q musical program which.
included violin solo by Miss Jose
phine Williams, II piano solo by Miss
Elizabeth Greer, and other excellent
numbers. the beautiful candle light
ing service was impressivclv given.
Members of the cabinet in tn"
Girl Reserve UNIFORM hearing light
Ell candles in the darked room open
Cd the service, after which thc new
members lighted thei- tiny blue
candles from Tie larger fIamc and
We're admitted to the circle formed
by all the members. The ritual end
ed with the singing Of "Fol!ow tn"
Clean. -
Miss Josephine \. Brown, coun'
tv secretary OF the Y. ". G. A. in
formally told of the trip 20 Yuma
from which she and Mrs. John
kaVanaugh, county president of
the organization, had just returned.
They visited The schools At Bard,
WinterAavon, Andrale, Ogilby, Pi
:acho and Laguna, which resulted IN
the addition Of ~ new Girl Re
serves to the county roll.
The appreciation Of some Of the
giyls in these isolated places how.
ed their desire for things now lack
ing il their environment. Severa.
;pecific cases Were mentioned by
Miss Brown, Who told Storv fall
Of pathos and human interest Of the
struggle made by one fathcrles3
ard mothcricss g.si.
Mas Browns remarks aroused
such interest IN The case Of - Fran
cisca, the orphan gin, that sew
eral Of the Girl Reserve members
asked for her address at the close
OF the evening 50 that they might
write to her.
Imperial Valley press., 1924-02-21
By HEDDA HOyT

(Fashicn Editor OF UNITED ffeSSl
NEW YORK, Feb. 2l.-Rlch lit
tie poor girl. DO YOU know her!
Her prototype j. reflected among
flappers. tvpists, extra girls, out Of
work and home girls who wash
mother 5 dishes. Shes the girl who
| is rich in health and youth, bat poor
in pocket money.
And She feels iust 4 little bit
glum. II sr.i- Of her health and her
! yaaath aud good looks, because She
can I hagc pretty clothes.
b.: sAe can Just turn up the COM
ers Of her cupid 5 bow and smile, be
cause spring is coming, chuck Ia. Of
fascinating clothes that are iueXgen-
sive and quite us becoming rs win,
ter's ermincs aud sables ever daG'd
70 be.
The other day q sweet lit.lo MSS
from up state asked me to shop WI,h
her. She had just fifty dollars TO
spend on her spring outfit. And We
found the lovclicst things im#gi1-
able for her. We Went first into Tie
the largest and most fashionable
shous on Fifth Avenue, not with the
idea of bGvng, hut to get q correct
idea Of what was being sponsored hy
these places for the ycung miss. We
learned that the S1it with aovi~u
lines was the thing for the coming
season and since nay iittle lri-rl
was the typiea. girl Of tolav E..H
slender figure. bobbed aa;e and
saucy little face, nothing could have
been more becoming to her.
Having gained an idea of what
sort Of suits were to be worn by the
fashionable world. We went to s.r-
cral department stores for oar eo-
lection. whore prices are mUrh more
moderate than ON the ave,ue. It
was nc: difficult to find iu-t .ae
right suit for her. This. was "
iittie affair Of blue Poiret twill,
made with q double-breastel iac-
quette.
Imperial Valley press., 1924-02-21
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INEXPENSIFE SPRING COSTUME FOR
THE GERL WITH 4Sl@lLL ALLOWANCE,
VRICEH FOLLOWS FASHIONS EDICT

On the left side of the .iacqucttc
was 4 little breast pocket, for which
we later bought = crepe de chime
handkerchief, IN preference to the
vogu.sh monogram fob. The skirt
OF yhis suit WAS just twelve inches
ftom tie floor which is the correct
length now. Although our expendi-
ture was but $3.50, We had select
ed Il suit Of splendid material and
with fascinating, youthful lines.
Accessories Too
On the first floor of this estab-
lishmcnt We found little vest print
ed III Chinese figures. Its buttons
were of Chinese lacquer. This cost
IS and was very good looking over
Il plan white blouse.
We visited five or six millinery
shops before finding just the right
hat. Most Of them were too tailor
cd or too dressy, but Il little offthe-
face model with its up-turncd brim
studded with the Unrest buttons
imaginable proved Just the style we
We're looking for. 1t was extremely
smart on her dark, bobbcd head and
cost bat $3.50.
Next we purchased 4 pair Of
black patent shoes with rather low
heels and quite plain as to trim.
We decided that while her costume
was somewhat dscssv for the sports
shoe, il was too tailored for the
strap and cut-out affairs. The shoes
were IS.
Our remaining three dollars were
spent on two pairs Of hosiery. Load
ed with bags and bundles we Wen.
to room in the Y. ". {. =,
whore my little miss tried on her
purchases.
''How do / look?" Size smiled as
She gazed at herself in rapture.
The only real way to tell how
vou look is to try yourself out or The
ayenue," I told Lcr.
left her tripping up the avenue
with no thought in her young head
os her flattened pocketbook.
Imperial Valley press., 1924-02-21
PERSONALS

Miss Lura kirkpatrick has rs
dinner guest at the Hotel Barbara
Worth last night Mss Florence
Moore of Los Angeles, who is visit
ing Miss Faith Moore of Brawlcy
and Miss Mcrcic Clifford, also Of
Rrawlev. 18
Mrs. W. f. Taylor of Imperial
was a recent visitor in the city
Mr.. ard Mrs. John NcNiece, &C.
compared by Mrs. NJ. McNiece and
Miss Martha Conlan left this morn
ing for Pine Valley, whore. they
PLANNED to spend the day. Mrs. Nc
Niece and Miss Conlan are both OF
Boston. and are making an extended
visit with the McNicccs here.
Miss Ollie Carroll Of Holtyillc was
recent VISITOR in Fl Centre.
Attorney Fred Trude of Brawiey
was visitor in FL Centre today.
Miss Clara Feustcl left 1his after
noon for Los Angels to spend the
holiday.
MISS Julia Foncannon, of the
county library, plans TO spend the
holiday and weekend i'll San Diego
Jimmy Applegate, of the El Cen
tro police department returned this
morning from trip to San Diego.
Mrs. j. ID. Brown of Holtville
was Il visitor in FL Centre ycstcr'
day.
II. D. Wittcr, cditoy of the Draw.
ley News, was IN FL CegtS"~r1 bus
mess yesterday.
Miss Peggy Lien viii spend the
weekend III Coronado.
Imperial Valley press., 1924-02-21

he members Of the elgb who joined
N wishing her every happiness.
intimate friends of the hcnorec
-" no were guests Of the club !nclud-
ccd Mrs. Mont j. Reid and Mrs. O.
J.. Perkins, as we'll as the sister Of
The bride.to.be, Miss Yey cite Sam
mons. Clnl members present were
jhc Misses lon& Sammons, Roac
SammoHs, faulipe Golberg, Evalyn
Roman, Mildred brewer, Irene
brooks, Peggy Lien, Lanra SWEET,
and Mesdames Ralph Harrington,
John McNiecc, Leroy Merchant
William Reed and J. X. Mitchell.
Imperial Valley press., 1924-02-21
Bide-A-Wee GLIB Meets
at Home of Mrs. HOUcHS

Mrs. F. G. Havcns of 52S North
Tenth Street entertained the mem
bcrs of the Bide-A-Wee Club at her
home yesterday afternoon. The
time was sent pleasantly with needle
work, and at the close of the after
noon, the hostess, assisted by Mrs.
j. w. Cook, served dainty refresh
ments.
Those who were present included
Mesdames j. ID. Foss, James Miller,
Charles +. Sones, Mcconnell, j. W.
Cook, Harry G. Jones, w. W. Me
Euen and the hostess.
Imperial Valley press., 1924-02-21
Eye Strain? This Helps

For strained eyes try simple cam
Phor, hvdrastis, witchhazcl, etc, as
mixed in Lavoptik eye wash. One
small bottle helps any ease weak.
strained or sore eyes. 1t viii sur
I.risc you. Aluminium eye cup free.
ranciS Drug Store. adv
Imperial Valley press., 1924-02-21

oral accessories while parked or
Len Roy street, according 80 con-
plaint made TO the police ty Otto
Jaeger. The thieves removed he
self started and several other parts
of the ear,
Merchants Lunch at Steves.
adv
Open All Night at Steve's. adv
Our Stock of bulk and box choco-
late candy must be sold before the
pot weather sets in. - per cent
reduction, from 80 cents per pound
up. Roose News Agency. jl2 Main.
adv
BY Special Request Geo. Cram
Cook 5 play Suppressed Desires "
which was presented by members Of
the Imperial Union High School last
Saturday, before the College Wo-
man : Club of the valley, is TO he
given again next Thursday evening.
Ieb. Il, at S:UU =. III. N the Iupcr-
ial high school auditorium. There
will be q general admission charge
of l5c. Special music. adv
The children's s Shop. We make
everything in children 5 clothing.
Order early for Easter. 3s3 state
ST. adv
National Credit Man Here. W.
Harkins of Los Angeles, san Diego
and Imperial Valley division man
ager of the United Credit -Assoca-
ton, is spending several days in the
valley. Arrangements are being
made for him to address the Cham
Der of Commerce at an early date
on credit and collection matters.
Earkins is here in the interest Of q
prompt payment policy.
Imperial Valley press., 1924-02-21

NEW YORK-Wally Schang, reg
ular catcher for the New York
Yarks, has sicrcd a new contract.
Herb Pennock. star Southpaw
pitcher, is to talk terms wrth the
club today.
Imperial Valley press., 1924-02-21
FIREMEN GIVEN
THANKS FOR AID
IN LOCAL. FIRE

This morning the Press received
the following letter from John Froh-
ley, which is self explanatory:
editor of the Imperial Valley
Press.
Dear SIR
Mrs. Frohlev and I would like
through your columns TO express
our appreciation Of the most cX-
cellent work done by the Fl CentrO
Volunteer Fire Department in eN-
tinguishing the fire that was deS-
troying my property and home II
Eighth and Brighton streets yea-
terday.
1T was only through the quick
response and the most efficient
work Of the department that most
of my property was saved.
"In less tlan five minutes from
h ii IA the depar:men
arrived, the c'ames were extinguish-
ed. am personally acquainted
with most of the boys and know
them 10 be a most efficient and
courteous bunch of fire fighters.
Mrs. Frohley ana I again wish
10 express our appreciation for this
service and our best wishes for the
success Of their annual ball.
JOHN FROHLET.'
Big Dance Plans
In addition to this eXcel!en' tn
bute, might be added the many
kind expressions received by the
firemen for the good work they did
At Imperial Yesterday, when by
their quick response and willingness.
10 take chances, they assisted mater
iallv in confining the flames TO &
small area.
Tomorrow night the firem"u wii
have their Fifteenth Annual Ball at
the high school gymnasium and al
ready enough tickets have been sold
70 assure a large crowd. For those
who might not know where the high
school is, the firemon have placed
unique signposts at the intersections
of streets between the downtown
section and the school.
In addition to this, fireworks viii
be set off from the roof Of the high
school tomorrow night at 0 clock,
under the direction of the firemen.
Large searchlights will also be in
stalled on the roof ;nd there w !
he little reason 70, folks not be-
inc able 70 find OIL where the big
cost bo1l of +hr season is lciu.
held.
Imperial Valley press., 1924-02-21

We have so per cent Of the
world 3 autos, if you count every
thing called by that name.
Imperial Valley press., 1924-02-21

There seems TO be too much pull
in Washington, even among cork
scrcWd.
The oirl question this spring viii
be, Has he got caro'
If silence is golden nearly -+eryr
sne in Washington is broke.
Experience is fine, but man
with q wild son in college Should
be given wholesale rates.
Imperial Valley press., 1924-02-21

bingham, opposite post office. adv
DR.. Harry Hooper, Dentist. e4f
Main Street. Phone 3S2W. Adv
Corn at Paul S Sweets. Jc, 10c and
Poe q bag. adv.
Washington Birthday Dance
Residents of the Jasper |Gistfict
have announced a dance to Ls<siven
81 the new Jasper school Oh the
night of February 30. 4 good or
chestra has been secured to furnish
the music and this, with the fine
hardwood floor viii assure an en-
ioyable time TO all who attend. Re
freshments will be served.
For a Honey Pop Corn Ball q.
Paulfs, only nickle. adv
Register for City Elections before
March 10. adv.
TaY Office Closed Tomorrow
II. II. Waugh, deputy internal rev
enue collector, who Is at the Cham
ber of Commerce this week TO as
Isl in making out income tax re
ports and making tax collections,
stated today that the office VIII BE-
closed tomorrow on account q
Washington s birthday.
Money TO Iostn OF automo obile.
contracts bought. Fred Z. Cross
b76 Main st. Phone $50 Adj
Fresh Oysters, Leetoot Cream
Waffles. Oregon Cafe. ADJ.
Cream Taffy 4oc 4 lb. n. Paul s. |
adv |
School Election Noticss-County
Superintendent II. 9. Goes officr
is ROW sending ont blanks prior 20
the election Of school trustees 10
be held on March p, az the law r.
0uires 80 DAYS notice in ills mat
Ter. All elementary districts will
elect al least one new trustee. and
the union high school districts one
or more according TO the expiring
terms. Each board is composed of
five members, elected TO serve fo1
q period Of three wears.
Parking Station. When in Calex
leo park your ear with Gibbs &
Patterson, First st. and Heffernan
Ave. Opposite Fire House, day and
night service. adv |
Special Dishes served at steve's |
adv |
Prowlers at South End-Dr For
rest Kutz reported TO the police
last night that A.e had observed two
suspicious looking men prowling
about Hamilton street last night.
Officer Johnston made search of
the neighborhood but was unable
TO find any trace Of the me7.
Eat at the Oregon and be COM
Portable. Ladies rest room and
mems smoking room. adv
Home Made Pastries at Steve s. |
adv |
Enjoy Your Meals at the table, |
special Dinners. Bee Cafe. adv
Held for Governmeut-Fran
BarTegon and Manuel Valencia, ar
rested yesterday AZ CalexicO, are
held at the county jail for their
appearance before the federal auth
critics on a charge Of smuggling.
Hotel Barbara Worth Table de
hote dinner $l.G0. Special Chicken
dinner 800. Special T-BonH Steak
dinner 90e. Special Rib Steak din.
nor soc. Seventh Stree. Entrance
direct to cafe. adv
To Remain Open Tomorrow-Mi-
lady will be able 10 pursue the
elusive goddess Of beauty tomor-
row, in spite of the national lroli-
day, accorotag to announcements
made by local beauty parlors Mrs.
Brooks parlor on the mezzanine
floor or the NarneY company AMI
The parlor at Francis Drug store
will be open for business as usual.
Register for City Elections before
March Is. adv.
Fine Juicy Steaks and Chops al
The Broadway Chop house. adv
broadway Chol House for tasty
dishes al every meal adv
Fine Steak Dinner AT Steve's.
adv
Car RobbeG-=A Ford car, pror
arty az the Southern Trust and
fNa..,as.ta,s.4s, ttasaL sssag pnhhan NJ soy
Imperial Valley press., 1924-02-21

School Election Noticss-County
Superintendent II. 9. Goes officr
is ROW sending ont blanks prior 20
the election Of school trustt es 10
be held on March -, as the law r.
ouires 80 days notice in ills mat
Ter. All elementary districts will
elect at least one new trustee, and
the union high school districts one
or more according TO the expiring
terms. Each board j. composed CT
five members, elected TO serve fo1
. period Of three wears.
Imperial Valley press., 1924-02-21

Parking Station. When in Calex-
leo park your ear with Gibbs &
Patterson, First st. and Heffernan
Ave. Opposite Fire House, day and
night service. adv
Imperial Valley press., 1924-02-21

Special Dishes served al Steve's
adv
Imperial Valley press., 1924-02-21

Washington's Birthday Dance
Residents of the Jasper ItiStfct
have announced a dance to Ls'Given
81 the new Jasper school Oh the
night of February -. 4 good or
chestra has been secured to furnish
The music and this, with the fine
hardwood floor viii assure an en-
joyable time to all who attend. Re
freshments will be served.
Imperial Valley press., 1924-02-21
NEWS BRIEFS
From City and County

Arrested in Porto1ville-- Harry
Mann. wanted for the alleged steal
ing Of an auto in Imperial, has
been arrested in PortervIlle, accord
ing TO word received this morning.
at the sheriff office and an offiecr
will he dispatched to that town to
bring him back for trial
Register for City Elections before
March Is. adv
wooda Blesy, Dance Studio. 7e3
Orange. Phone 41Iw. Ads
Short Orders all hours at Steves.
adv
Home Industry, Butter, Cream
and Honey. Paul s Candies. adv
Register for City Elections before
Imperial Valley press., 1924-02-21

Robbery Reported-Thieves, be,
lieved TO be boys, broke into Ju-
l.an's Grocery on Sixth street last
night by cutting a screen on 4 rear
window and raising the latter. The
jntruders took 80 cents in pennies
and box of fancy crackers.
Imperial Valley press., 1924-02-21

Car RobbeG--=A Ford car, pror
artv of the Southern Trusi and
Commerce bank, was robbed Of sew
Imperial Valley press., 1924-02-21

For Mems WORK Shoes see Gun.
ningham, opposite post office. adv
Imperial Valley press., 1924-02-21

Your Baby Rice Buttered Pop
Corn ut Paul S Sweets. Sc, l0c and
25c q bag. adv.
Imperial Valley press., 1924-02-21

Fine Steak Dinner at steve's.
adv
Imperial Valley press., 1924-02-21

DR.. Harry Hooper, Dentist. 64i
Main Street. Phone 3S2W. Adv
Imperial Valley press., 1924-02-21

Hotel Barbara Worm Table de
hote dinner $1.00. Special Chicken
dinner 800. Special TBonN Steak
dinner 90e. Special Rib Steak din.
nor soc. Seventh Stree: Entrance
direct to cafe. adv
Imperial Valley press., 1924-02-21

Tax Office Closed Tomorrow
II. II. Waugh, deputy internal rev
enue collector, who is at the Cham
ber of Commerce this week TO as
Isl in making out income tax re
ports and making tax collections,
stated today that the office VIII b"
closed tomorrow on account Of
Washington s birthday.
Imperial Valley press., 1924-02-21

Money TO Iossn on automobile.
contracts bought. Fred Z. Cross
b76 Main st. Phone 359 Ad,
Imperial Valley press., 1924-02-21

Register for City Elections before
March u. adv.
Imperial Valley press., 1924-02-21

Eat at the Oregon and be com
Portable. Ladies rest room aud
men IS smoking room. adv
Imperial Valley press., 1924-02-21

broadway chol. House for tasty
dishes al every meal adv
Imperial Valley press., 1924-02-21

Enjoy Your Meals at the table,
special Dinners. Bee Cafe. adv
Imperial Valley press., 1924-02-21

Prowlers at South End-Dr. For
rest Kutz reported 10 the police
last night that b. had observed Two
suspicious looking men prowline
about Hamilton street last night.
Officer Johnston made a search OF
the neighborhoOd but was unable
TO find any trace Of the me7.