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FURNITURE
SHIPPING CLERK.

The Hecht Co. will consider
your application for this posi-
ton if you have had experience
in the furniture business and
possess executive ability. All
applications to be treated con-
fidentially. In answer, give ex-
perience in detail. Address Mr..
c. l.. Marlowe, The Hecht Co.,
9TH at F.
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BUSINESS OPPORTUNITIES

ESTABLISHED butter, egg and poultry route;
with without Ford light delivery. Cau
Potomac 1861. 1904 Irving st. ne.
A MAN of good judgment. education and an
bition make connection with growing
concern where the profits divided COM
mesurate with your proven ability. If Won
can stand prosperity, see Mr.. Brady, Room
100, 1923 Il st. NV.
GOOD OPPORTUNITY for public stenographer
in downtown office building. Apply r.; h.
Bagby, 1914 Riggs place. Phone Lincoln 1901
FOR sALE-Bakery business and house con
tanning IL rooms. baths. situated in lar
commercial zone; Garage and improvements.
Address Box 15-X. Star office. IL
MACHINE SHOP for sale, equipped for mani
featuring and general repair work. Address
Box 32s-T. Star Office. e.----
TEA ROOM with rooming honse: paying bus
ness. Connecticut ave; opportunity fOE
lady; will sell at cost. Address Box 1as.N,
Star. ofice. 1S'
NINE-ROOM HOUSE. easy terms; full steady
roomers. Address BoI 133X, Star office.
CONFECTIONERY and delicatessen store on
good corner; long lease. Phone Col. 1ol96. IS"
FOR sALE-Beautifully furnished dressmak-
ing establishment in downtown business loca-
tion. Rent reasonable. Call Main 6495. 10"
SMALL LUNCHROOM wanted; good location.
Address Box 75-X, Star office. liz
CONFECTIONERY. soda fountain and fruit
store for sale; long lease. cheap rent; big
business. Call North 840I 13'
ROOMING HOUSE, extra nice furniture
nrst-class room renting section; leaving city.
isfactory to buyer. Address Box 175-X, Star
of1ce.
CAFE for sale, 15 years established 20 tables;
steady trade; doing last year business over
So, 900: will show books has good profit
rent $50 per month, 4-year lease. Price can
he fxed reasonably. Home Cafe, 453 st.
NV, opposite Pension Office.
SMALL LUNCHRoOM wanted at once: will
pay cash. Franklin 1895 11s
RoOMING HOUSE, rooms, for sale: full Of
roomers; fine heat; hot and cold water: will
sell cheap. 100 9Th at. NV u"
SHOE STORE and fixtures, with or without
stock; bargain for qnick buyer. Can Colrm-
bla 7S41. is
81 $50 WILL BUY second deed a; lrust -
81 800 payable at the rate of S.G..5 mOnilts
Including per cent interest Well secie Il
Address Box LIT, Star Office. 20a
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HELP--FEMALE.
(,anfiuued.

WDMEN-A wonderful oppor-.
tunity to make real money; re-
spectacle, out-of-door work, sell
ing a valuable household spe-
cialty; experience not absolutely
necessary. See Mr.. Blum, bet.
9 and 10 a.m., Castelberg Nat.
IewelrY Co. OBS Pa. ave. NV.
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EMPLOYMENT AGENCIES

BUSINESS POsITIONs-Free registration
Washington Employment Exchange; operated
Tor the public by the Washington School for
Secretaries 1919 st. NV.
COOKS and cham ermaids, colored could place
nifty. Fuller's Exchange. 1921 25th st 90
C0INTERMEN. two; one bell boy. NJ 5047.
GENERAL WORKER, $50; chambermaid for
school; waitress, light colored, private
North 1884.
KITCHEN MAID, psrlor maid and mattresses
Gencewoman,s League. 1924 st.
NURSE, white, for month-old baby; SEQ
ladies' Exchange. s07 Vermont ave.
PARLOR MAID, Mattresses, nurses cook
Ladies' Exchange. S0T VERMONT
RELIABLE domestic and commercial white
and coiored help. Briggs Bureau, 1907 14th
st Potomac 1888.
MATTRESSES. counterwoman, pantry cook,
colored woman. NJ. 5o4T.
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CONTINUED in Tomorrow's Staf.)

Women will ask for equal rep
resentation with men on Presby-
terian legislative bodies for. the first
time at the coming general assembly.
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By Robert Orr CMpperfield.

fiict within him, but as the minues
passed they cleared and shone with a
steady light. Geoffs case had been
solved for him at the last
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WANTED-SALESMEN


HIGH GRADE experienced. reliable. men. with
or without car, for District, Maryland and
Delaware, to represent fast-selling lines;
must know territory, be producers and men
who are not satisfied to make less than s. 600
10 $4,000 per year; exceptional commissions;
special Inducements offered right kind of men.
IAN use two specially salesmen. Phone Frank
lin 9lS4
MEN WANTED, L. Start the new year right
We want men with without sales expert
ence- If inexperienced, train you Our
men average about $50 week IL you want
10 start 1924 right, call Room 2l2, Insurance
bldg, 18th and Eye SITS NV.
REAL ESTATE SALESMAN, experienced, 10
represent owner and builder; permanent CON
nection for the right man. Room 21O, 907
10Th st. NV.
sALESMEN-Age % to 40; previous experience
insurance correspondence courses or books
straight commission; write, stating experience,
references. Address BOX 1I2-X, Star Office. l1s
SALESMES--The hot spark. sure fire NJ +.
timer starts your Ford instantly in zero
weather. Liberal commissions this and
our other quick selling accessories NJ. F.
Mig. Co., 800 18th ST. NV. Phone Main
1884.
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AFTER HOURS.
Five ambitious young men, departmental
service or of good address, with best Of refer
ences. to sell houses after hours on our new
nIsn: should earn $50 or more per week.
Call at Suite 204, second floor, 728 18th ut.
nv 10s
MEN-Make real money, sell
ing a household specially; this
is a good opportunity to qualify
for a permanent position. See
Mr.. Blum, bet. 9 and 10 am,
Castelberg Nat. Jewelry Co.,,
o35 Pa. ave.
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to estimate on your interior and exterior paint.
inE: When you think Of painting think OF
CARON & ERY. 1n11 N u u Main 1oEi
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PAINTING AND PAPERHANGING-SP SPECIAL.
low prices. New fall designs Give us a trial
THoMPsoS'S, 34l3 Ga. ave. Phone Col. s24i
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BOOKKEEPER,
thoroughly experienced, for the
department of accounts payable,
of a large local firm. Answer,
giving experience. Address
Box 1O4-X, Star office.
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PAPERHASGINti AND PAINTING, LaIsornin-
ing, walls washed, floors rcinishcd minor re-
pairs. North 1II0. Mr. Rue. Contract or day
work.
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CARPET CLEANING AND wASHING-Hsve
Albert kahlert G. Co. clean your carpets ami
rugs Improved steam carpet cleaners 35a
Maryland ave- s.w: PHONE Main 2036. EST
nlafna chAPrfnllr gil -
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AUTO RADIATORS AND TENDERS REPAIR
cd by expert: new cores installed reasonable
French Radiator Fender Co., 14Oj Que 81
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HELP-MALE AND FEMALE.

MAN OR WOMAN. colored, 10 sell high-class
1ewelry on easy payments who has. had some
experience a house toulouse cauvassng. State
Mlat experience you have had. Address Box
290T. Star office.
MEN AND WOMEN-Learn real estate busi
ness Tree lectures salesmanship 3 pm.
Tuesdays and Thursdays; employment whole
or part time. William L. Matteson, G10-6ll
Bond bldg.
TEACHER--Gregg shorthand and touch tyne
writing experienced. for evening work: must
give good references. Washington Business
College 1925 Eye ST. NV
MARKERS. and assorters ex-
perienced. Palace Laundry, 729
9th st. NV.
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MATTRESS MAKING AND RENOYATING-
Special for fall cleaning-MattresSes, box
springs, iron frame springs cushions and pii-
lows renovated at special prices Special this
week-Mattresses renovated. Columbia Bed
ding Co. 61e st. NV. Phone Main 552s.
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PAPERHANGING-Roo $3.50 and up; in
terror and exterior painting at lowest prices
Metropolitan Dec. Co. 42T & NV. PHI. FIR. 800
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PERSONAL.

LARGE PARLoRs FOR RENT; DAY OR
evening. Franklin SS99.
sHAMPOOING, SCALP TREATMENTS, FA-
cial massage; manicuring; will go TO your
home. Adams 9474.
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CARPETS AND RUGS CLEANED TO LOOK
like new. Luwin Co.. Rear 1414 Y st. NV
Phone North 9160. Iss
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CONGRATULATIONS work done neatly and
cheaply; also sntenna erection. Call E. Tvr
rell, West 6S9-W. I5s
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MATTRESSES AND PILLOWS renovated n
most reasonable prices. Let US call. give esti-
mate. Prompt deliveries and satisfaction as
sured. Eagle Bedding Co.. 1123 7th st. NV.
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PAPERHANGING-REAS PRICES:
no delay: good workmanship. Enterprise Dec
Grating Co. 1929 18th st. NV. North 4051.
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ELECTRICAL WIRING-Any 6-room house.
$40 with fixtures. Repairing GEO. l.. GRAY.
liza y. J. ave. North 1920 1G.
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CARPENTER and painting contractor-Cieperal
repair work OF all kinds. Stair building In
terror and exterior painting. Main G2I5 liz
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ELECTRICAL WIRING-;.ET Us ESTIMATE
on your work Fa Miilerize yourself with our
r1ethod of wiring and installing fixtures in
your home. Call Main 1851 OF visit our show.
room. GEO. +. MILLER. sos New YORK
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RECOMMENDED SERVICE.

me IoHoicing business c0HcerHs gudrda-
tee sdttsfaction to Star readers Ag,I con,
paint found necessary n be Knade 10 Tke
star UnL recetre proRpt attention, For
ddnlt5et0n 10 RecDmmended Efysice f9J
lnlns call Hdtn 5O0O, branch TI5,
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it rnue Eood and quick
Will call evenings with samples W CHAD
WICK. 101S Douglas st ne North 1850
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CONTRACTING AND BUILDING: GARAGE
building; repairing and cement work spp-
eialty prices res sonable. Estimates given free
Terms II desired. We have the facilities for
handling large or small contracts. ROBBINS.
RANDALL CO. 302 McGilI bldg. NJ BIAS
Residential phone. Lincoln h2GS
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COLLECTORS wanted by established organi-
zation IL YOU are experienced and a willing
worker this in your opportunity to connect
permanently collector and salesman "a
well paying basis. Address Box S3-X, Star
Evening star., 1924-01-10

PAINTER AND PAPFRHANGER. D e. HOB
SON Best work. lowest prices; prompt sery-
ice. 106 9Th At. NV. Phone Main 6700
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FURNITURE REFINISHING AND REPAIR
ing; all kinds cabinet work. Best work. Est
J. Roweil, 1i0 2nd 81. nv. Fr. 134"-W. 1Os
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HELP MALE
Continued.

CHAUFFEURS FOR
YELLOW CABS
We pay the highest wages in
the city. New men average 28c
net on every dollar they take in.
This is our busy season and
your take-in will be large. Your
pay increases as you stay with
us. Apply 1888 10th st. NV.
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LADY WOULD LIKE TO TAKE CARE OF
young children during mornings. or care for
invalid. Address Box 113-X, Star office
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KEYs-DUPLICATE KEYS. - CENTS; made
while you wait. Turner & Clark. 1898 New
YOrk ave. NV. EasemEnt. z :.l0S
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PAPERHANGING AND PAINTINH-RooTns
papered. St and up. A r. GEORGE. 221 1871
st s.w. Telephone Franklin 6624 Main s75G
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LOST & FOUND.
SEE PAGE Z.
HELP MALE

NEVER NEIL ORIGINAL reconinenddtions
On applying Tor employment. Use COPIES.
AUTO MECHANICS t3). first class. Address
Box 124-X, Star office
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PLUMBING. TIN ROOFING AND SCOUTING
promptly attended tn. WhCn there is plumb
ing there is CAHOW & FRY. Main 12sl
1o11 NV
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LAWN MOWER REPAIRING: PARTS FUR
7701. C. +. ARMIGER, 500 18Th ST NV
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ELECTRICAL WIRING. Any sI1-room house
wired. $50; estimates freely given: full lIue Of
appliances: easy terms. LUkENS BARKLEY
Co. 1405 y. Y. ave. Main G4SS
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AUTO BATTERY & RADIATOR EXpFRTs
Lamps, tanks. tenders; low prizes TICK N:
Coz 396 John Marshall pI., 50 courthousc
AUTOS WASHED. SI.5O; POLISHFD 50-,
day or night; greasing. carbon burning hiring
renting, storage. PECK'S GARAGE, 2f2i Igtf
N W -'-N ~
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PIANO TUNING = PiauOs and players re
paired, refnished and rebuilt by skilled work
men. Piano tuning, So. Schapfer Sandersun
Piano Co. GA II St ne Lincoln 1857.
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CHAIR CANEING. UPHOLSTERING RI
pairing; Al work; lowest prices. Line 3oS5
Line. 640l,J- L. +. BAILEY. 2I1 Ia. ave sc
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PH0NOGRAPH REPAIRING = Photographs
repaired by expert parts for all makes ma.
chimes. Franklin 1915. S13 st. NV.
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CORSETS cleaned and altered; corset sale
NuBone, Goodwin. Spirella, La Camille. surgical
belts; maternity: brassisres fitted. 1874 r. Tav
Evening star., 1924-01-10

CHAIRS CANKD, Upholstering, porch rockers
splinted. c. A. ARMSTRONG, 1888 1Otb 81
NV. Franklin 1888.
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FURNITURE UPHOLSTD, REP'D: SLIP
covers made. Est. cheerfuny given. Returned
free. TITTENS0R. 1924 Sth NV. n. 7702.
ICE SKATE SHARPENING. KODAK AND
camera repairing. Swinerton's Kodak Repair
Shop, S15 10th 81. NV, 2nd floor
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| LECT0RS-Experienced men to sell and
! collect established routes for progressive
installment house. Apply afternoons. Consoli-
dated Gas Iron Co., Room 40 Jenifer bldg.
| C0UNTERMAN-White, to work evenings;
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UPHoLSTERING or THE RETTER KIND.
Furniture repaired. Work unexerelled. Our man
will call anywhere A trial will convince YOU
Col. 403s. Standard Uph. Co, 2sl0 14th st. n. w.
Evening star., 1924-01-10

DIR. r. l.. HERR0N, CHIR0PEACT0R. pal
mer SYSTEM, would like to treat limited
number OF patients. 10 am. to pm, D. m
to 4 pm. or by appointment. 3027 Allen pl
NV Col 64S5
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| FOR AD0PTIoNlTo ESP sIBLE
party, q baby girl, white. Address Box Ss-X,
| Star office
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WINDOW SHADES TO ORDER. soc Up:
hung free: will call with samples. BUTLER
& son. 1000 list st. Sc. Lire. 6e6s-I-
WINDOW and vacuum cleaning; general clean
ing contractors. Ideal window and Vacuum
Cleaning Co., Inc, NJ 525S. 904 nth NV.
opaque shades fitted to Your windows, S3r:
the best quality OF opaque shades, s1.15: hung
free. We will call with samples. KLEE
RIATT, 11th and II ne. lincoln $40.
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NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS..
Cautjpued

PIANOS ana yictrolRy. on rofd. ai,ver dia.
monds and jewei.y. y. r. Arnold. 1873 G. 81.
POSTAGE STAMP COLLECTION ~N0-eicii AMI
domestic. BoH ltG y. Star 1fl,r,.. I2'
sANOPIONE--Wil buy for cash { melody
saxophone and case. 1921 e. st.
TYPEWRITER-Under No :. qtata an
proximste age aud cash price. 100 Longfell0w
st. Col. ssis. Iis
ZENITH chiropractor's table Address Box
121-X. Star office. Ios
WANTED-Baist's Plat Books
of Washington. A set or any
part of set Of recent issue
Address Box AK. Star office
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CHAUFFEURS.
Our busy time is here; big
money is being made by our
drivers. Only men who want to
make big money need apply;
references required. See Mr..
Ryan.
BLACK AND WHITE TAXI,
1914 New Hampshire Ave.
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INSTRUCTION COURSES

ANOTHER former student says: I'm your
school 25 days; was placed in a stenographe
position SIS week" Positions for graduates
Enroll today. Boyd School, 1888 G. NJ 2s76
Evening star., 1924-01-10

ORDERS TAKEN FOR CHILDREN'S
dresses, one 10 six; will call with models for
selection OF designs; prices, So to sl5. Phone
Adams 1898
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! FRENCH LESSONS WANTED MUST BE
moderate. Write, stating terms, etc. Ad-
| dress Box Sex, Star Office I1s
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our speciality. Quick service in emergency
cases. When you think CT plumbing think OK
CAR0W & FRY. 1011 II st. NV. Main 1881.
Imperial Valley press., 1924-01-14
u. S. MINISTER
PREPARES STIFF
. CHINESE PROTEST

PEKIN, Jan. 14.-America1 Min.
kin from the south today, has pre-
pared for presentation to the Chin
ese government the strongest de-
mands yet delivered on the subject
of the killing and kidnapping Of Am
erican missionaries by bandits and
the looting of the Supu mission and
firing upon the American flag by
regular Chinese troops.
Professor Bernhard Hoff, Ameri-
can missionary, died Sunday i'll 4
hospital at Slang Yang from wounds
received % fortnight ago.
The American legation has cablel
the state department at Washington,
asking instructions regarding proce-
dare.
Nothing has been heard of the
fate of Mrs. Julian Kilen of North
field, Mimi, coworker of Profes-
sor Hoff, who was kidnapped from
, the Tsao Yang mission at the time
the missionary and his wife were
shot. Mrs. Hoff is expected to rec
over.
When last seen Mrs. IIilen was
mounted ON a huge white horse.
towering over her chattering cap
tors who led her away into the hills.
General WI Pei Flu, commander i'll
the northern provinces, has offered
reward Of $4,000 fer the rescue
Of Mrs. Kilen. One report saws that
Lao Yang Jen, commanding tie ban
Imperial Valley press., 1924-01-14

At a meeting called for the pur
pose of securing the enactmeE. Of q
uniform milk testing and inspection
law. throughout Imperial county
held at the Chamber OF Commerce
roo1n Satur Icy afternoon, DR.. Ellen
Stabtmuller, of the state board Of
health, called attention to the fact
that Imperial county has the highest
infant mortality rate of any county
in the state. City officials, repre-
sentatiNes of various wcmen y Or
ganizations. Dairy Council represen-
tatives and others were in attend,
ance.
DR.. Stabtmuller, who is also head
of the Child Welfare Board, empha.
sized the necessity Of pure milk and
clean milk, her talk making IN ex,
cellent argument for the enactment
Of Il uniform measure for milk in
spection and testing throughout
this county.
That G7 out Of every 1000 babies
born alive in the state at large die
before the age of one year, while
III Imperial county 1861 IS the
comparative average was another Of
DR.. Stabtmuller S striking state
ments.
The meeting, was called to order
by James r. Ford. The purpose of
the gathering was explained ~
Walter Havekorst of Brawley, who
was then elected permanent chair
man, with Harry N. Dyke o. I'M
perial, secretary.
Other speakers were Jay Dutter,
Southern California representative
OF the California Dairy Council, Mr..
Mayo, deputy dairy inspector for
San Diego and Imperial Counties
Imperial Valley press., 1924-01-14

nits who perpetrated the kidnapping,
has been slain by his own men, who
feared they would be surrounded
and killed.
The regular troops in the Jlonan
province which fired upon the Am
erican flag at the Supu mission are
understood to have been under Wu
Pei Fu's command, adding to the
generals embarrassment as he is
leader of the strong Chinese military
PARTY.
In raid on the Supu mission,
Fathers Flavian Mullins and arthur
Benson were fired upon and tht
Imperial Valley press., 1924-01-14
DEATH OF MOTHER
OF BR4WLEY CLUB
WOMAN IS SUDDEN

Members of the Woman's Ten
Thousand Club, and club women of
the county will be shocked and
grieved to hear of the death of Mrs.
Pilton, mother of Mrs. Kenneth Oil
yer, president of the Southern Dis
trict of the California Federation of
Women's Clubs, yesterday.
Mrs. Pilton has been visrting al
the home of her daughter in Braw-
ley, where her death occurred. The
early part of las: week she became
seriously ill, and was unconscious fol
several days prior to her death.
Mrs. Oli|cr 1es; ;oGay with the
body for Ell Paso, where interment
will be made.
The sympathy of the club women
Of the county and state and Mrs
Divers wide circle Of personal
friends is extended to her in this
bereavement.
Imperial Valley press., 1924-01-14
Wash. D. C., Social
World Is Now
Startled

WASHINGTON, Jan. 14.-So-
cial Washington has new SEN
sation closely akin to that which
occurred in political Washing
ton some months ago when the
anonymous Mirrors of Wash
ington' dealt frankly with the
foibles Of public men.
This time it is ''Boudoir Mer-
rors of Washington by
"Anonymous.'
It does for the women what
the other book did for the men.
Mrs. Woodrow Wilson. is
handsome in a heavy way, but
her face sags,' says the author.
MRS. Harding was always
proud of being a small town wo
man. She remembered when
she didn't have things
"Mrs. Coolidge believes the
wives of public men, like child
rem, should be seen and rot
heard
There are snappy paragraphs
about many of the other women
notables. The author says that if
you called on Frau Wiedfeldt,
wife of the German ambassador
last winter, it was wise to wear
woolen underwear, the embassy
was so cold.
Imperial Valley press., 1924-01-14

Mr.. and Mrs. Charles f. Scott of
this city and Meredith Wills of
Brawley, brother of Mrs. Scott, EN-,
tertained number of friends at q
smart dancing party at the Scott
home on Wensley avenue recently.
The attractive house was gay with
japanese lanterns, and marigolds
were used in the effective decora-
tive scheme. TO the strains of ex-
cellent music the merry party dane
ed until midnight, when q delicious
supper was served.
Those bidden to the affair lnclud-
ed Mr.. and Mrs. George w. Ander-
son, Mr.. and Mrs. Clarence Z. Co
nant, Mr.. and Mrs. j. s. Jones, Mr..
and Mrs. j. l.. Gooch, Mr.. and Mrs.
Ralph Claggett, Mr.. and Mrs. Ro-
land Reed, Mr.. and Mrs. Howard p.
Imperial Valley press., 1924-01-14
EMINENT DAIRY
EXPERTS COMING
FOR DAIRY DAY
Prize Bull Receiving
Many Compliments
From Visitors

With FL Centro's second annual
dairy day less than two weeks sway,
the committee III charge of The af-
fair, which is to be conducted un-
der the auspices of the I'll Centre
Chamber of Commerce, has settled
down the arranging all the details
and confidently hopes have an even
greater success than last year.
The program for the day will be
conducted in the city park and will
include talks on better dairying,
cow-testing, improved breed i n G,
milking contests, stock judging and
ether events of interest to ranchers
and dairymen, and also to the city
businessman who realizes th@t hv-
ing as he does in farming COM
munity, it is good policy for hln to
be acquainted with the problems
confronting the farmer.
Many Visitors Coming
Representatives of the California
dairy council, including Secretary
| Sam IL. Greene, have notified the
committee that they expect to be
present in FL Centre for dairy day,
and will take an active part in the
program. Other men prominent in
the dairy industry in Southern Cali
fornia will also be present.
"Imperial Valley Dairy Day See
ond, - the prize bull which win be
given away during the dairy day
celebration, has been looked over by
many visitors since announe oment
Of his selection was made. Scarcely
day goes by that some rancher
does not drop in at the Havekorst
ranch near Meloland and ask to see
the bull, who is in danger of becom-
ing extremely egotistical from lis
.ening to compliments paid linn.
Imperial Valley press., 1924-01-14
PERSONALS

Leonard Clark, formerly OF this
city and now of La Jolla, spent
the week end here.
DR.. Roy Z. Vermillion motored to
San Diego Saturday, taking with
him his mother, Mrs. Victoria Yer
million, who has been visiting at
his home here over the holidays. He
returned yesterday.
Mr.. and Mrs. VIII Abrams of
Brawley were noted i'll the city Sat
urday.
Miss Imogene Peterson is ii at
her home.
Mr.. and Mrs. A. Cooper McMur
ray returned yesterday from few
days visit with Mrs. McMugray 5
mother, Mrs. A. 2. Kidwell of Los
Angeles.
Mr.. and Mrs. A. w. Briggs of
Calexico were e. Centre visitors
yesterday.
Mr.. and Mrs. c. B. Whitney ra-
turned to this city last night after
few days busincs strip TO Los An
geles.
G. II. Cannon of Imperial was
noted in the city Saturday.
Judge Franklin j. Cole has return,
cd from San Diego, and presided in
Department No. l of the superior
court this morning.
f. II. McIver, secretary Of the
Imperial Irrigation District, has re-
turned from !, business trip to San
Francisco.
Attorney M. c. Atchison Of CalcX-
leo, was Il visitor in FL Centre to-
dav.
C. b. Freeman, of INLAND, 4
member of the Southern Pacific
railroad police, was in FL Centre
today.
Harry w. Hammond and NJ. J.
Westerfield, of Riverside, are in FL
| Centre today.
c. w. Runge returned this morn
ing from Long Beach, where he
spent the weekend with his family.
Mrs. Ira Aten has returned TO Ei
Centre af'er several weeks stay
On the coast.