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watch It's just : O'Clock. I must
run. Good-by, Orry."
"Good-b by" Kent said looking at
his own watch. and starting of to-
ward the house.
MeddleSorne Matte had been look
/ ing out her window Al the two stroll
/ ing across the lawn. but there was
mo more To it than idle curiosiy.
1t was her habit to watch every
thing and everybody. in hope Of
learning something she was not
meant 10 know.
From her own room. with the win
dows all open. she had heard her
brother leave the terrace and go Into
the sun parlor-that was doubtless
to avoid the dampness.
She had heard Malcolm Finley. AZ
the same time. leave the terrace and
90 into the house. walking through
the rear hall, and out on the east
veranda. She had listened intently
but didn't hear Nan follow nina
distinct disappointment to Miss Mat
tie
Mr.. Goddard. she know. was in his
own room. And Eva Turner was
busting about. now in her bedroom.
then on the stairs. then to the
kitchen and back again-of course
intent upon her dietary duties
Despairing of any further sounds
Of interest, Miss Matte snapped on
her lights and looked At her clock
II was five minutes to seven then.
time to begin to dress for dinner.
And then. though not listening in
tently. Miss Matties cars were
startled by the sound Of "A single
shot.
Indeed. at first she didn't resog-
nize it as a shot. So often sup
posed shot had been a blowout or
a burst tire. that now. when II was
really a shot, she naturally thought
it something else. For a moment no
sounds followed. and then various
light footsteps could be heard be
low.
Still unthinldng Of tragedy. Miss
Matte stepped out into tho hall. and
though hall and stairs were as vet
unlighted, she felt her way to the
banister rail and started slowly
down the stairs.
When half way down she could
discern a white figure standing in
the door between the hall and the
sun parlor. but as she went on, the
figure which she knew to be that Of
Eva Turner went through the door
way and the next instant the lights
Of the sun parlOr Vere flashed on.
Miss Matte scurried the rest Of
the way down and peered through
the hall door into the sunroom.
On the floor lay her brother in an
ungainly heap, near him stood NAL
COIN Finley, an automatic pistol in
his hand, and by the door her hand
still on the switch light. stood Eva
Turner.
She was not looking at Finley. but
in the opposite direction. toward the
west door of the sunroom.
And at that door. in another mo-
ment. appeared Nan, white faced and
terrified.
Then. as Nan stepped into the
room, Orville Kent also came in
from the south side, through the
outside door that opened on the
lawns and flower beds that ran down
to the brook.
What is it?" he cried, then.
catching sight of Raynor's fallen
figure. and taking in Finley with
the pistol. Kent sprang across the
room to put his arm round the shak-
ing form Of his sister.
Move, somebody Do something"
came from Miss Turner in an hys-
terical shrek.
''Oh. Dougles!' Miss Matte cried,
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the Vegetable Compound that I keep
it on hand all the time and recon-
mend it whenever I have the oppor-
Itunity. MRS. LEWIS TROMB-
LEY, Sharon, Vermont.
Glad to Help Others
II had pains in my back and sides
for many months, and my work
would have to be left undone at
those times. My sister told me what
good Lydia F. Pinkham's Vegetable
Compound was doing her, so tried
it, and from the third bottle I, was
we'll and every one thought looked
better. 1 am glad to help others re-
gain their health, and you may use
my testimonial. "-MABEL HART
MAN, 1924 Greene Ave. Brooklyn,
N. Y. You must believe that a medi-
cine that has helped other women
will help you.-Advertisement.
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HORIZONTAL
l. Homeless. neglected wanderers.
g. What makes a ilivver go.
II. Regular or proper order.
70 Negative pole of q battery; OPP
posite cathode.
! 3. Rule noun.
ia. Pneumatic wheel cushions.
Is Thus. CThe first word of Booths
exclamation upon shooting Lin
cOlnD
f6. Decay.
1S. Opposite of yes.
10. Proposition,
p. A headgear.
3. Rodent.
%. Form of the verb Ito be-
90. Make mistake.
27. The quality of being spontane-
Gus.
IS. Moral wrong.
20. Contraction for sister.
80. Identical with 10 horizontal.
81. An interjection.
80. So
"a. A proposition.
35. Once more.
Sc. Lounges.
VERTICAL
1. Glass Of pottery.
2. Form of the verb ito be-"
3. A flower from whence the design
of this puzzle gets its name
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CONFERENCE DATE is SET
MethOdists to Meet at Anderson
April IS to 81.

The North Indiana NJ. f. confer
ence will be held at Anderson April
10 to 81 and Bishop Frederick
Leete Of Indianapolis will preside,
according to word received here
from a meeting of the board Of
bishops in session at Atlanta City.
This date is two weeks later than the
conference has been held in many
years.
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Aspirin Cargle
In TOnsiIitis
Cut This Out and Save if
Subject to Sore Throat

'~>-~~>~~~~~~~-~>~-~~~~~>-
A harmless and effective gargle is
TO dissolve two Bayer Tablets Of
Aspirin in four tablespoonfuls Of
water. and gargle throat thoroughly
Repeat in two hours if necessary.
Be sure you use only the genuine
Bayer Tablets of Aspirin. marked
with the Baver Cross. which can be
had in tin boxes of twelve tablets for
few ts.-Advertisement.
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j. HORIZONTALLY
(Also the first four letters OF
the name of a fighting race.)
4. A thief trainer. GA word that
Dickens gave to the language)
8. Process applied to music TO
make it jazz.
6. Pertaining to the married state.
Z. Edible bulb. land with a Inger-
ing odorl
s. Legal action not arising out Of
a contract.
.. A lyric poem Of praise.
10. The remainder.
II. Hypercritical.
90. Favoring one party or side.
q. Fragrant shrub mentioned in
Psalms xiv:8. (Also the name
of a county in Iowa)
%. Mexican serf.
%. Portuguese and Brazilian coins.
(Also the captain of a Nile
boat)
"a. Secret love meetings.
ST. An interiection, synonymous
with hey
SO. AS.
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1 saw an aQVer'
tisement in the
newspaper about
Lydia E. Pink
hams Vegetable
Compound and be-
gan taking it. It
has stopped these
b e artn s. down
pains and other
bad feelings. and
has helped me in
every way. I have
so much faith in
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DR.. r. A. Cushman OF Princeton
was awakened by noise in his pan
try. He thought it was a rat. In
stead he saw hungry tramp jump
out of a window.
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NOW Go on WITH THE STORY

You can never say another word
to me of any sort whatever" And
in a fury Finley left them.
He was sure ha had made a fool
of himself. Sure ne had harmed
Nan rather than helped her.
Finley went To his room. but ne
did not at once begin to pack his
things He sat down by a window
and gazed out over the flowers. to
the sea and sky. and let his thoughts
grow calner and more practical
Was there no way he could help
Nan? No task would be too hard, no
service too difficult, if he could but
make w for the trouble and an
Eoyance he had caused her.
For ne had small doubt but that
RaynOr would wreak on his wife the
anger he must feel toward himself
Finley.
\ long time ne thought and
sighed rs he pondered.
And then. instead Of packing his
Kit and starting for the train. he
bathed and dressed and presented
himself on the western terrace just
as tea vas being brought there.
Finley did not look at his host
or speak 10 him. but there were
The Indianapolis times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1922-1965, 1924-11-22
HELPED Her
IN EVERY WAY
So Writes Mrs. TrOmbIey Of
Sharon, VT, Concerning Lydia E.
Pinkham's Vegetable Compound
Observation-Disclosures

Il was weak and rundown, had a
tired feeling and bearing down pains.
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Charles H. Cox, former secretrv
and director Of DilItng & Company,
candy manufacturers at Indian
apolis, has accepted the presidency
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BEGIN HERE TODAY

Malcolm Finley returning from
Japan. is invited to Flower Acres the
Long Island home Of Douglas Raynor,
husband OF Nancy. who Is a former
sweetheart of Finleys. Finley discovers
that RaynOr Is tyrannizing over Nancy
and is incensed At Flower Acres are
Ezra Goddard. friend of Finley: Nancy.
her devoted brother. 0rville Kent. Doug
las RaynOr, Raynors sister. Miss Matte.
and others. Finley realizes that he IS
regarded with suspicion by RaynOr and
Miss Matte because of his old love
affair with Nancy This-and the con
slant abuse RaynOr heaps upon his wife
-apgeTs Finley extremely RayuOr
OveFhears a conversation between Fin
ley and Nancy and orders Finley to
leave the house. Il promise that If you
viii remove your presence 1 will az once
transform myself into the most gentle,
loving and kind-teupered Of husbands
Ia.
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Grover De Moss of Greensburg
was shaving as his baby son ex-
tracted a quarter from his pocket.
De Moss continued shaving. When
he asked for the coin the baby held
up its burglar proof bank. The
quarter was in it.
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Charles Carter OF Converse missed
getting the mail at the station first
time in years. Friends found him
unconscious from escaping fumes
from a hard coal burner in his home.
He will recover.
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Here is the solution of Friday 5
puzzle:
H00Sier Briefs

FRONT tire on an Alexan-
n dria fire truck in use for
IL nine years went fiat The
inner tube had rotted away. Fire
men said the tire had not been Off
during the nine years
Imperial Valley press., 1924-05-23
Cleveland Team
Says They Are
Gettin g Start

NEW YORK, May 233-- 'af'leve-
land is not out of the American
League pennant race. We, are just
getting started,'' Iris Speaker,
manager of the Indians, said last
night before leaving for. Boston,
Many critics before the season
opened picked Cleveland TO be the
runner mp to the Yankees and the.
pennant winner if the ehanpi6ns
happened to blow their fine ch;,ntss..
When the Ohio club got away TO
a bad start and floundered around
i'll the second division, the reason
was hard to find. Some eastern
critics said the team had been vast
" overrated. a1$ #
The Indians had only onesehance,
when it WASH t raining to show
against the Yankees, but in that
one game they looked like q real
formidable club. Speaker admits
that his pitching disappointed him
and it must have been the loose
work in the box that has kept the
club down in the race.
Imperial Valley press., 1924-05-23
JOE FLORES TO
MANAGE BOUTS
a.* ACROSS BORDER

Joe Flores is to handle the fights
in Mexicali, after June lst, accord
ing to an announcement made here
Today. Flores, who is well known
TO sport followers IN the valley, has
come to an agreement ~
Woodbury., manager of Kid Will
.lams, to lnatcn o4.o u.g - -.
boxer against Soldier Kinney, form
er light heaI weight of the famous
sE'ir5t Divisiop, as an opening attrac-
iCn.at Mexieal on Sunday, June /.
e winner of that match will meet
sd Savage on the following week.
@innley was runner up for the A.
...Tl' clamp .onship, but lost to Cap
ain Bob Roper. n
Since the right two weeks ago be-
ween Savage and Williams, the
fan; lave been wondering what will
be the next bout for the II Centre
heavyweight. With the announce
net that Flores will be directing
the fight programs in MeXicali, there
viii be added interest among valley
residents, for Flores has sponsored
some of the best matches staged in
this section.
There will be boxing bill at the
bull ring this Sunday afternoon,
when Joe Brown and Jimmy Fitten
90 Is rouds in the main event. Bob
by Shelter versus Gap Romero will
be the semi final windup of the bill.
The two welterweights will go 10
rounds. The curtain raiser has not
been announced.
Imperial Valley press., 1924-05-23
EARNINGS NO w
ARE 100000 "A
YEAR is CLAIM
Benny Says That's Small
Compared With
AL JOlsOn's
ry HENRY +. FARRELL
rT~niHed Press Sports Editor)

NEW YORK, May %. ~ Benny
Leonard has developed so much en-
r thrsiasm for the theatrical profes-
sion and he processes to see such
future in it that it would be no
rea surprise if he announced his
e emcnt from the ring after the
tQtdoor season.
Leonard, as the champion light
weight of the world is, at the very
least, a $200,oo0-a.year man, and he
is not in his thirties. A surgeon, q
lawyer, or an engineer, who has
has made himself worth 100000 a
year before he passed his 1wenties,
would be mentally deficient if he
gave up his business and started in
the practice of new profession.
While it is admitted that the box
er hasn't a profession as permanent
as a young man with q silked teqh-
nical trade, it seems that Leonard
has several years ahead of him, and
even a few years at such a hand
some salary would put the ordinary
tradesman at case for life.
Leonard, however, does not look
at 1T that way. lie has the theaLf1-
cal bug and has it bad,. but he has
some sensible arguments to Show
that his desire to get out of the box
ing business is not a fad of the
moment or silly hobby. '''
Playing in Movies
While he was being made up re-
Gently by a star cosmetic thrower i'll
New York movie studio, where he
was to go through 60-round fight
for the hand of movie queen, Leo
nard unburdcned himself of some of
his ideas about the boxing business.
I, The newspapers play up the ex-
orbitant purses that boxers get and
Re nofovmers complain about it.
Because of the prominence given in
the news to pulses paid to fighters,
the public get tho idea that boxers
are the highest paid performers in
ao world. They are not. Suppose
10 make 100000 a year, that is
small S&-sparcd to Al Johnson g mil
lion dollars , year and the salaries
and income ef o half million dollars
that tiseveral other star actors get. -
Imperial Valley press., 1924-05-23
WATCHING THE
SCOREB0ARD

Bob Mcusel's homer with two
ON and ono by Erin Ward helped
the Yanks beat the Indians 6 to 3.
George Burns drove in all Clevc-
land s runs.
Doubles by IIancv, lleiman and
Pratt. in the ninth, with Il pass to
Cobb and Ezzell S fourth error, gave
Detroit three runs aud II 6 to 5 vic
tory over the Red Sox.
Kelly S double in the seventh in
unregistered two runs and the Giants
beat. the Reds 20 6 and went
back into second place.
Vance hit homer with cne on
ana helped win bis own game, the
Robins beating the Pirates 4 to =.
Two runs Off five hits in the sew
enth inning were all the Braves
eorld get off Aldridge and the Cubs
remained in first pace with q s
10 2 win. tts<
Poor fielding let in three runs in
the first Fanning and the Pills beat
lie Cafds Alto l,
Ial@a pitchefs duel between Thurs
ton and Bsffs, the " bite Soy beat
fho Ath!gtieaa3S 10 2.
pehlnd thaTsteaiy pitching Of
the rookie eMinS@r4, the Browns
beat the Senators 8 to l and moved
into tie WITH the Red Sox for
second place. ss
Imperial Valley press., 1924-05-23
''Old Timers Will
Be Featured at
Lyceuln E v en- { s

Los ANGELES, May 23.- A
number of cold timers,I' fighters
who were known to fans of more
than u decade ago, Will be intro.
dueed to the fans before the show
starts at the lyceum tonight.
Five former champions besides a
present one, Jack Dempsey, will
einnb into the ring and do Il bow
for those in the stands. Billy
Parke, Al Wolgast, Tommy Ryan,
Al Mccoy and Jim Jeffries are the
former crown Wearers. Others al
most as. well known. Including Jack
Jeffries, Roy Rivers and Joe Levy
will also be presented.
Two of the best heavyweights in
the fur round division, Larry
Williams and Tommy Richards, are
scheduled for the headliners on q
good bill.
Imperial Valley press., 1924-05-23
Rocco Will Take
Slap at Dempsey

LOS ANGELES, May 23.-Rocco
Stragmalia, vino smackcd Jack
Dempsey in the eye when the cham
pion was in training for his bout
with Tommy Gibbons at Shelby and
grabbed himself a million dollars
worth of publicity for his. feat, will
again hook up with the champion
Ill one Of the feature bouts at the
benefit showe-t to be given at the
Vernon coliseum ON the night of
illne }. ~
The report that the light heavy
weight had sent q challenge to Demp
sey to meet him came fHttcring
down from somewhere in the north
lands where the mysterious fighter
hangs out. The promoters of the
bout admit they don t know any
thing about it if Rocco does, it will
be a hard fight for the champ. Roc.
60 declares he is going to give
Dempsey q trimming.
Imperial Valley press., 1924-05-23
Carpenter Will
Close Camp Soon
to All Visitors

MICHIGAN CITY, May 235.-
Gorgeous Georges Carpenter, op-
ponent of Tommy Gibbons in a box
ing bout scheduled here May 81,
renewed his training grind today
before crowd of eager spectators.
The Frenchman was in splendid con
dition and went through some fast
bouts Wlth sparrlng partners.
Carpenter S camp will be closed
to the public on Monday.
Gibbons, meanwhile, is going
through has dally routine, when III
cludes two rounds of golf, ten
rounds of boxing and variety of
spcciai stunts to amuse his large
following of spectators. Sammy
Mandell, who is slated to appear OIL
the preliminary card of the show,
today.
Imperial Valley press., 1924-05-23
Helen Wills Is
Doing Good Work :.
Over in England


Z LONDON, May \23.-l'orm shown
by Iiss Helen Wills, l8-year old
American tennis champion, in hen
training at Wimbledon has greatly
impressed the British critics.
In her first serious practice on
the hard courts against O. G.. n.
Tulnbill, the young girl frequently
beStcd The English international star
and caused the gallery TO remark
about the viriity otgher game.
Although the sun has, been very
mild, Miss Wills has been wearing
her wIiite eye shade and, it has ere
tated new vogue among the tennis
players. Cartoonists picked it mp
and featured ii iii their work like
the famous " Lcnglen Bandc;iti. f."
Imperial Valley press., 1924-05-23
SOUTHWEST CLUB
BUYS GOLF COURSE

los ANGELES, May 23.-- Pur
chase of the extensive grounds and
club house of the Western Avenue
golf clut has been announced by
tEe Southwest Athletic club, new
ly formed organization.
Negotiations are under way, di-
5rcctors of the club say, to get one
of the Lest known athletic directors
in this section to take charge of the
club and turn out teams that will
vic with hose of The Hollywood and
the Los Angeles Athletic clubs.
Maurice H.. Mclaughlin, former
tennis champion, will have charge
of the tennis courts.
Imperial Valley press., 1924-05-23
Legal advertising
NOTICE OF ANNUAL MEETING
OF THE STOCKHOLDERS OF
IMPERIAL GYPSUM COM
PANY

To the Stockholders of Imperial
+ Gypsum Co.:
Notice is hereby given that the
annual meeting of the stockholders
Of the Imperial Gypsum Company,
u corporation, win be held in the
office of said company at 934 Sth
street, in the City of San Diego,
County of San Diego, State OF Cal
ifornia, on the End day of June,
1924, at, the hour of 10 o clock,>a. m,
of that day, for the purpose of
clecting directors for tho ensuing
year and for the transaction of any
business that may come before the
meeting.
lMPhRTAL GYPSUM COMPANY
By w. III. Coons, President of said
Company.
BY Hal. g.. Hotciikiss, Secretary of
Said Company. 19t10
(SEAL)
Imperial Valley press., 1924-05-23
NOTICE OF HEARING OF PETI-
TION FOR PROBATE OF WILL,
In the Superior Court of the State
Of California, in and for the
County of Imperial

In the Matter of the Estate of
lester A. Perricr, Deceased.
Notice is hereby given that the
petition of Marie A. Perrier, for the
Probate of viii of Lester A. Per
rior, Deceased, and for the issuance
of Letters Tcstamentary thereon to
Marie A. Perricr, will be heard at
9 o clock Z. NJ, June 9th, 1924, at
the Court Room of Department
One Of said Superior Court at El
Coptro, Imperial County, California,
when and where amy person utter
ested may appear and contest the
G. G. MoUsSEAU,
Clerk.
By C. Il. Williford, Deputy Clerk.
Dated May l4th, 1924.
Jas. w. Glassford, Attorney for
Petitioner. 18TH
Imperial Valley press., 1924-05-23
$50 Crack Soccer
Players i'm I aris

PARIS, May 23.--Moro thqn $50
of the worlds best soccer rl&yers
have been entered in the Olympic
Championships which are to start
Sunday.
Elimination games will continue
for Is days.
Thc opening schedule Cor Sunday:
Spain versus Italy at Colombes.
Switzerland versus L.thuania. \
United States vCrsus Esthonia at
the Pershing stadium.
Turkey versus Czecho Slovakia in
the Bcrgyr" stadium.
Imperial Valley press., 1924-05-23
3 L. A. Boxers
Chosen to Go ..
~ to Olympic Bouts
by United 7'ress Leased Wire

by United i'ress Leased Wire
BOSTON, Mass, May 23.-Twen.
tv one Of the American amateur
boxers who viii represent this
eountry in the Olympic matches in
Paris have been chosen at u meet
ing of. members of the a.. A. Y.
and the Olympic selection. commit
tees. The boxers definitely namN
IRE as follows: 5s,..g-..'
l12 pounds.--Fidel lie ,i5arba. Los
Angeles; Ray Fec, San Francisco.
118 pounds.--John Williams, New
York; Joe. Lazarus, Cornell. 'Uni7
vcrsity. AIS ...io Hh.
1926 pounds.-Joe Salas, Los Aa-
gcles; Harry Wallace, New York.
135 pounds-Fred Boylstein,
pittsburgh; Royal Goffman, Oma'
has. Ben fRothwell,a New York. ~or
$ lat pounds.--Al Mcllo, Mass;
John Reni, Cleveland; Hugh Hag-
garty, Pittsburgh, m 1j.aat
lG0 pounds.-,Ad Allegrini, Los
Angeles; Ben Funk, YiflesqUniverc
sity; Ray Crowthcr, Colgate pni-
versity. a4. 5,l a@v
175 pounds.--Tom Kirby, Boston;
Murray Gilitzn, New Haven, Conn,
George Mulholland, Indianapolis.
Heavyweight.-E, r, q. Grcathouse,
Washington, Pa, lester Maybe, u.
S. Aarmy; j. j. Madden, 81. s..
Navy. .r '5l ~ aa b.N,.,
-,
Imperial Valley press., 1924-05-23
REQUEST FOR BIDS

The trustees OF Central Union
lfigl, School District, El Centro,
California, will receive sealed bids
fori furnishing one power lawn
mower with cutting width of - inch
10 So inches, f. o. b. I'll Centre, Calf,
Detail Specification must accom-
pany each bid.
Bids will be opened at the office
of the high school at 1880 p. M,
May 23rd.
The trustees reserve the right TO
reject any or all bids.
II. p. MOORE,
Clerk of the beard Of trustees.
May $ l6 20. @
Imperial Valley press., 1924-05-23
EBAF aMUTES WILL
HAZE REAL JAZZ

Loss ANGELES, May 23.--I1spc-
eially loud jazz music will feature u
grand ball fomorrow night given by
the Los Angeles Silent CLUB, in or
gani2ation of deaf mutes The mu-
sic wiz be particularly penetrating
SO the deaf dancers can ".hcar - the
vibrations.
Imperial Valley press., 1924-05-23
THE PRESS CLASSIFIED SECTION
Wanted-Miscell0neOus

WANTED-Party to make trip to
Ell Paso. Ask for Matthews at
7. L. Laereman. 513 Main. 22t3
Imperial Valley press., 1924-05-23
BOWERS MATTRESS SHOP

Anyone wishing mattress work
done, will please caM me on or
before June LIST, as I am planning
to leave for the summer months.
Thanking you very kindly. J. r.
Bowers, 533 Broadway, FL Cen
sro. 22t6
Imperial Valley press., 1924-05-23
For Rent-ROOn,S and
Apartments

>~@--~-@--~>-~>-~>---~-
FOR RENT-Single room, So per
week, rear, three room cottage, 50
Front apartment, 81. All furnish
ed, light and water paid. 523
Brighton. cots
Imperial Valley press., 1924-05-23

FOR RENT mouths or longer to
reliable party, six rooms of my
home, wonderful view, close in,
garage, sleeping porch, fruit and
flowers For particulars address
l.. M. Erwin, 2755 State ST., San
Diego. 2Ot6
Imperial Valley press., 1924-05-23
For Rent-City Property

FURNISHED cottage for rent ut
760 Commercial St. 21t3
Imperial Valley press., 1924-05-23

MISUNDERSTANDING work.
Two yards for Is cents, new IA
chine, at 1895 Main st. PhaAe
1861. 22ta
Imperial Valley press., 1924-05-23

A carload of pomelo trees was
planted on the Mann ranch, Indio,
Riverside county, during the first
week in MaY. ed ... @..
Imperial Valley press., 1924-05-23

FOR RENT-3 room furnished
apartment. Inquire 534 Vine St.
Phone 409 19tf