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Imperial Valley press., 1924-01-14
Section Programs Are
Planned for This Yeay

Planning the study programs for
the remainder of the season was
one of the interesting features of
the meeting of the literature see
tion of the Woman s Ten Thou
sand club on Saturday afternoon.
Ii was decided that, after one
more lbsen program, one meeting
would be devoted to each Of the
following subjects: Jorgsen, Sean
dinavian musicians, Morse Tales,
Hans Christian Anderson, Selma
Lagerlof, and Knut Hamsum. and
Ellen Key.
The study of Act 2 of Tbsen 5
i" Ghosts was conducted by the
sectional chaiman, Mrs. w. w. Ap.
PIE.
A good attendance of members
was present, and IN enjoyable meet
ing was held.
Imperial Valley press., 1924-01-14
Ell Centre Girl Becomes
Bride of CdIexicO Man

A quiet wedding took place at
the Methodist Episcopal parsonage
in this city early yesterday after
room when Miss Lucille Hume of
this city became the bride of James
Mcclure of C;llexico, Rev. Arthur
=. Schultz officiating. The young
people were attended by the bride Is
sister, and her husband, Mr.. and
Mrs. WV. Grider.
After spending a few days N this
city, the young people will locate in
Calexico where they viii make their
home.
Mrs. Mcclure is the daughter of
Mr.. and Mrs. J. M. Hume, who have
been residents of this city and I'm
lerial for a number of years. She
attended the local high school sew
eral years ago. Recently she has
occupied the position of cashier in
one Of the local department stores.
Both Mr.. and Mrs. Mcclure arc
wished every happiness by theil
large circle Of friends.
Imperial Valley press., 1924-01-14
LAUNCH MOVEMENT FOR UNIFORM
/. MILK INSPECTION IN THE COUNTY

Mrs. c. b. Collins president County
/ Federation Of Women 8 Clubs, w s.
Fawcett, w. I. Wilson ana James
r. Ford.
Appoint Committee
i committee was appointed to
carry out the educational features
.Iecessary to secure the passage of =,
uniform ordinance in each city Of
TIE valley.
Following is the personnel Of the
committee: Brawley: Il. w. Cuff,
w. I. Wilson, Mrs. John Curtis,
Charles Hayes, NJ. d. Wittcr.
Fl Centro: G. +. Scott, \. p.
Shibley, Mrs. Harry Jones, Mrs. r.
B. Whitelaw and w. c. Costello.
Calexico: Mrs. G. II. Knight, Ran
dali Henderson, a. l.. Hubbell, c. B.
Collins.
Holtvillc: II. A. Terwilleger, f.
". Lett, Mrs. w. f. Mosher.
Calipatria: Elmer Head, T. y.
Meyers, c. f. Sorcnson.
Imperial; y. A. Mackey, Mrs. j.
Il. Bransby, D. c. Gale.
lie name OF the organization WAS
finally fixed as "Clcan Milk Com.
mittee Of Imperial County,
Every city i'll the valley has a
milk inspection ordinance bu5 none
Of them seem to meet the require
luents for milk supply of suffi-
cient purity end cleanliness. 1t w3s
shown that Los Angeles citv hast
the most stringent milk inspection
/ ordinance in the United States and
that 4 is also tie third highest i'll
per capita consumption in the coun-
try, proving that clean, pure milk
and high per capital consumption
go hand in hand.
Imperial Valley press., 1924-01-14
Cal. Women Meet Board
G. f. W. c. in Washington,
Relate Biennial Plans

California club women are parti.
eularly favored in having had three
representative women carry TO
Washington d. c., to the General
Federation OF Women s Clubs exc
cutive board the session of which
has just closed, outline of program,
|plans and entertainment for the
|preat biennial to be held in Los
angeles i'll June.
Mrs. Robert J. BurGette, director
from California ana chairman Of the
program committee told of the ten
|tative plans for the general pro,
gram. Mrs. John c. Urquhart, state
president appeared before the Gen
cral Federation board IS president
| of the hostess state and officially
Extended the invitation to all state
presidents to partake of the hos,
'pitality of the club women of the
state.
Mrs. Frank Gibson, n member OF
he official party, is not only It
Imember of the local biennial com
|mittee, and chairman of the revi-
sion committee for the state fed
eration, but she is vice chairman
bf the department of American
citizenship of the federation and as
such represented viii G. Wood, the
state superintendent of pubic in
Etruction of California at the Hi
[eracv Conference held January II
% II in Washington.
Imperial Valley press., 1924-01-14
COTTON COMMENT
Spots 81. 80, tone steady.

NEW YORK, Jan. II. - Cotton
opinions:
Munds & Wlnslow-We feel that
the heaviest liquidation is over and
expect market to show stability.
Thomson & McKinnon-For the
present, we should 90 very slowly in
buyiag and take on cotton only on
good declines.
S. M. Weld & Cove maintain
our expectation of ultimately higher
prices. The action of the market to-
day rather suggests that we have
reached the bottom and We are IN
clined to advise purchases at current
levels.
Hubbard Bros.-The local seuti-
ment is rather against the market
ON the ground that there is little
incentive to new business.
New York-The Fairchild cotton
goods index number for the week
ending January 12, is lS,03O, com
pared with 1927 for the week pre-
vious.
New York cloth markets on Sat
urday were easier, but with a broad
er inquiry. Buyers continued tax
ing goods for nearby delivery only.
According to the Journal of Com
meree, the market acts as if it were
trying to find q level from which
activity will begin in safety. The
outstanding feature of doubt Is the
spread of prices in raw cotton lead
ing manufacturers to hope for lower
prices later in the year. Curtail'
ment of production ia being forced in
many lines. Retailers of dry goods
believes they hold the whip hand
and are buying without much
thought of the distant future.
Imperial Valley press., 1924-01-14
For Swollen Joints

Most remedies fail but Joint
Ease succeeds.
It's for joint truobles only,
whether in onkle, knee, hip, elbow
shoulder, finger or spine-whethcr
rheumatic or not,
1t limbers up stiff, inflamed, pain
full, creaky joints SO quickly you II
be astonished.
Two seconds rubbing and away
it goes through skin and flesh right
down to the bone and lisaments-
that 9 why it succeeds. Ask Gle.
ments Drug Store. adv
Imperial Valley press., 1924-01-14
NJ. E. Missionary Society
Plans Splendid Program

The Missionary Society of the
Methodist Episcopal church will
meet tomorrow ut 2:30 at the home
of Mrs. Harry G. Jones, 693 Wens-
ley avenue. An interesting program.
planned includes I'm the Mission
Compound" Mrs. Jones; MED
ieal Missions,' Mrs. A. P. Shibley;
1.-THE Hospital is Open" Miss Lii
lie s. Brewer; "a Chinese Gentle.
man. Mrs. B. L. Scott; "The Lady
of the Chinese Courtyard,' Mrs. w.
S. Holbrook and musical numbers.
Imperial Valley press., 1924-01-14
Calipatrid WOmeh's Club
Hears Mrs. Albert Hale

In connection with her work as
chairman of education of the I'm,
rcrial County Federation of Wo-
men s Ciuos, Mrs. Albert w. Hale
of this city delivered the address of
the afternoon before the Calipatria
Woman s Club on Friday.
Mrs. Hale s talk included q re-
sumo Of educational activities past,
present and future of the county
federation. She closed her remarks
with strong booster talk tor the
founding of q county junior college
to meet the countrywide demand for
higher education.
Imperial Valley press., 1924-01-14

American flag was riddlcd with hul-
let's. <@
The fathers escaped injury.
Supu has no telegraph facilities
and all the news comes by means
of runners who cover l50 miles to
Chang Sha..
Nothing further has been learn
ed Of the fate Of ten Americans and
IN undetermined number of foreign
yers surrounded by Thibetan bandits
at Batang, nor have any reports
been received indicating that spe-
cial parties have been sent TO the
rpscup
Imperial Valley press., 1924-01-14
! Wonaan's Interests
CHARLES SCOTT HOME IS SCENE OF
VERY DELIGHTFUL DANCING AFFAIR

Meyer, DR.. and Mrs. Forrest Kutz,
Mr.. and Mrs. Allen P. Nuffer, Mr..
and Mrs. j. D. Adams, Mr.. and Mrs.
II. L. Loud, Mr.. and Mrs. Don c.
Bitter, Mr.. and Mrs. Rodney Her
mon, Mrs. A. j. L'Ecuyer, Miss
Harva Pitts, James Holt, Otto
Jaeger, Ralph Swearingen, all of this
city; Mr.. and Mrs. NJ. j. Milsted,
Mr.. and Mrs. Bert Elser, Mr.. and
Mrs. Elmer Stanley, Mr.. and Mrs.
Jerry Asher, Mr.. and Mrs. Fred
Toothe, Miss Lucille Marshall, Miss
Kratz, Miss Beth, Roy Farr, Walter
Havekorst, Lee Siebert and Frank
Lyon Of Brawley; Mr.. and Mrs. j.
d. Huston and Mr.. and Mrs. c. w.
Allison, Imperial; DR.. and Mrs. Roy
Thompson and Mr.. and Mrs. c. r.
Anderson, Calexico; and DIR. and
Mrs. Lind, Los Angeles.
Imperial Valley press., 1924-01-14
Merry Childrem's Party
GiUen at SteUenS Home

Maxine Stevens and Marv Dawson
entertained; X party of little friends
at the Stevens home. 716 South
Sixth street, Saturday afternoon
The house was decorated in pink
and white and the same dainty color
scheme was carried out in the re-
freshments, which were served after
a merry afternoon of games.
Guests present were Phyllies
Brewer, Margaret Case, Regina Gia-
nola, Gene Eckert, Gena Bibbins,
Sarah Couch. Guinevere Gianola,
Annabelle Stiltz, Givena Bibbins
and Harriet Bibbins.
Imperial Valley press., 1924-01-14
DAUGHERTY AGAIN
CFlNSURED, LARSON
SPEAKS IN HOUSE

WASHINGTON, Jan. 14.-Repre-
sentative Larson, Georgia, in a
speech in the house Saturday criti-
cized Attorney General Daughortv
for failure to take criminal action
against former officials of the vet
Grams bureau as q result of dis
closures made in the senate investr-
CATION of the bureau.
Imperial Valley press., 1924-01-14

Redwood City-State Highway
Commission approves plans and spe-
cifications of proposed bridge span
ming San Francisco Bay from Red
wood Citv to Newark
Imperial Valley press., 1924-01-14

Two reports to the railroad com
mission show $60,000,00O expended
Pn public utility plants, 794,S50 gas
consumers, and 779,150 consumers OF
flectric light in state last year.
Imperial Valley press., 1924-01-14

Press Want ADS are Wonder
Workers.
Imperial Valley press., 1924-01-14
COTTON MARKET

Spots: None, tone easy.
NEW ORLEANS, Jan. 14.-Cot-
Imperial Valley press., 1924-01-14
WAGON REPAIRS

On hand wheels, bodies, shat
of every description for b
wagons.
Imperial Valley press., 1924-01-14
HORSESHOEING-
SPRINGS

SPRINGS
We carry springs in stock for practically
all cars and light trucks; our spring de-
partment has every facility for making
overload springs, or extra leaves of every
kind.
Imperial Valley press., 1924-01-14
DISC ROLLING

We take special pains with this work, al
can always satisfy you. We sharpen q
tvnes of saws, ana grind edge tools of g
kinds.
Imperial Valley press., 1924-01-14
WELDING
BLACKSMITHING-

Some of our mechanics hav,
US for several years and they
with the requirements of loca
Imperial Valley press., 1924-10-11
Thrilling Picture
At Palace Sunday

."The Signal Tower featuring
Miss Virginia Valli viii be shown
at the Palace theater Sunday af-
ternoon. in the evening and OF
Monday nigls. 1t is directed by
Clarence L. Brown and he has
achieved success in two ways: one
in the convincing ability of his
characterizations and the other ia
the reality of the eXternals. The
vital dramatic interval Of the story
is set in .he swirling environment
of storm at night within mighty
forest.
\ trtin wreck comes to add its
! chaos 10 the tormented mind of a
man who believes that by devotion
20 his tasl-that of savino tn"
/ ives cf those who ride by rail-he
! would wreck forever the Happiness
/ Of his home life.
! The east includes besides Miss
/ VaIi Rockliffe Fellowes, Wallace
Beery, Frankie Darro, Il child actor
who goes through lis part as
though it were no "part' but just
"doing things =; Games O. Bar
rows, Dot Farley and j. Farrell Me-
| Donald.
Imperial Valley press., 1924-10-11
JUDGES ASKED
TO SEND MARSH
TRAFFIC CASES

SACRAMENTO, Oct. IL bull
letin was issued today by Viii H..
Marsh, chief of the division Of mo-
tor vehicles, to all captains and
inspectors of traffic working under
the direction of the division, asking
them to call on Judges and Justices
of the peace in their respective ter
ritories and to ask these judges
to submit reports of motor Vehicle
convictions TO the division rs re-
quired by law.
Marsh SAYS many judges through
out the state have become negligent
bout complying with Section 1876
of the motor vehicle act which re
quires that an abstract of all con
victiois be sent to the division.
Marsh added:
"If Judges and justices Fnew
how much they are hampering the
work of law enforcement and Of
checking up Oh The eHminally care
less driver they would not lose Il
minute in fling these abstracts
with us.
owe have constant inquiries in
our office about cases about which
we have not heard Il single word.
Often we are compelled to inform
persons writing about particular
ease that we have nc record OF IT.;
later we learn that the Judge did
assess i fine on the violator i'll
question.
"Without these abstracts it is
possible for the most flagrant speed
en- or reckless driver to go on men
,acing lif' of the highways. The
California law provides that any
person who has been three times
convicted Of speeding or reckless
driving shall have his license r.
vol;ed. Such Il person might be
convicted dozen times and unless
we received abstracts of his con
victions we would have 10 means
Of checking up his record.
Imperial Valley press., 1924-10-11
Everything From
Pigs to Art
for Prince
Isy United Press Leased Wire

Hy United Press Leased Wire
CHICAGO, Oct. 11.-How the
canny packer mesamorp1oses
cattle, hogs and sheep into
choice steaks, 1oasts and chops;
how all the by-products, includ-
ing oyen the squaal, are
utilized, will be made an open
book for H. r. II. the Prince
CT Wales here next Monday.
AS guest of Louis T. Swift,
Sr., onc OF the things on the
program Of Windsor's visit of
a day HE is all inspection OF
the Swift packing plants ond
the union stock yards. i.
After inspecting the great
meat packing houses, David
Windsor will be entertained at
luncheon al the Univ ,-siSy of
Chicago. He will then be mo-
torci through Chicago's park
and boulevard system, ending
lip with al inspection of the
a.rt inc. itute and Field museum,
and will lave for Detroit Tues
cay.
Imperial Valley press., 1924-10-11
HOLTVILLE
By Press STAFF Correspondent

By Press Staff Correspondent
HOLTvILLE, Oct ia football
game between the Yuma and Holt
vile high schools yesterday ended
with Il score of 6 to 10 in favor OF
Yuma. The city of Yuma was well
represented at the game.
j. b. Rumsey is in town looking
after his business interests.
Max Rubel, a cattle buyer, regis
tered at the Alamo hotel yesterday.
Mrs. Frank Oswald of Ell Centre
was visitor in Holtville yesterday.
Mr.. and Mrs. Il. f. Hardin has re-
turned to Holtville after three weeks
spent in visiting friends at Santa
Ana.
Mr.. and Mrs. Gordon Schneider
entertained several guests at dinner
Thursday evening.
Mss Gladys Blanchard, who is at
tending the University of Califor-
MIA, was an arrival III Holtville this
morning for a week end visit with
her mother, Mrs. NJ. c. Blanchard.
Mr.. and Mrs. Sam Webb and son,
accompanied by Earnest Edwards
and Bruce Steward, are motoring to
Los Angeles Sunday.
The sophomores held their annual
party for the freshmen last evening.
Various games were played and fol
lowing the games refreshments were
served. A delightful time was en-
loved by all.
Imperial Valley press., 1924-10-11
HERE is WHAT
YOU OUGHT TO
DO FOR AUTO


Your car has no doubt seen a
good desi Of service during the past
summer and therefore deserves a
little consideration before the win
ter season, according TO C. Clark
Mather, chief engineer for the
Paige and Jewett cars.
A locomotive, you know, goes In
to the shop for check-up after
each trip, but an autoWobiie is for
tunate if it gets proper attention
twice u year. Your ear should be
given 4 careful inspection, prefer
ably by au authorized dealer, before
cooler weather sets in.
Change transmission and axle oil
while weather is mild.
Sec if brakes need refining or re-
adjustment.
Replace missing oiling devices and
lubricate all around.
Look tires over for breaks that
should lie vulcaniZed.
Is battery full of e'ectrolyte anl
properly charged!
Clean battery terminals by wash
ing with boiling water.
Check breaker point and spark
pug gaps.
tiean out water system, installing
new hose if old is at all worn.
Repack water pump.
Drain gasoline tmk and thorough
ly clean strainer and gas lines.
See that hot air connection is in
operation.
Clean cut oil pan, oil lines and
strainer on oil suction line.
Tighten car all over.
Repair any top or side curtain de-
fects and see that curtain fasteners
are intact.
Imperial Valley press., 1924-10-11

Love Mad" Will
Be Unique Plea
of Woman Beater

LOS ANGELES, Oct. IL" Emo
tional insanity is the ground for
defense Hyman Masur, who horse
whipped Virginia Atkinson, college
student, will use when his appeal
from Justice court verdict is heard.
,Mastlr, who claimed he was blind
ed with love when the coed accept
ed costly gifts and then spurned his
love, was at liberty today on $1,000
bond, pending appeal from Judge
Pope 8 sentence of 80 days in jail
and 1900 fine for chasing Miss At
kinson down the street cracking Il
b's sblacksnakG 1Misip about her body.
Imperial Valley press., 1924-10-11
Cattle Plague
Will Cost State
Quarter Billion
nv uu,ted rres. rsaseG wire

SACRAMENTO, Oct. li.-Evcrry
phase of the foot and mouth dis,
ease in California will be presented
to fha next legislature in report
prepar 1 by Carl Piehn, head OF
the department of economies "f the
University Of California, aud DR.
Charles Kearne, assistant chief OF
fi,n division of animal industry Of
the state department OF agricui-
snre. the two men were named by
q IT. Ueeke, director OF the state
aenartmcnt Of a6iculture, TO con
anrt IL survey on fhe foot and
month disease epidemic in this state
and to give a detailed account OF
the course taken by the disease
ncasures used to eradicate II, re.
stocking activities and financial
Z losses.
4 AL the next session of the legis'
/ latnre $2,590,000 appropriation
for indemnification OK owners OF
slaughtered livestock will be asked
/ Hecke announced in explaining the
nature Of the report.
Imperial Valley press., 1924-10-11
FUND COMMITTEE
OF G. O. P. PLANS
CHICAGO MEETING

CHICAGO. Oct. 11.-Offieial mott
fication that the senate campaign
fund investigating committee vii
meet in Chicago next Wednesday or
Thursday was received from Sena-
tor Borah, chairman, by William NJ.
Butler, chairman OF the Republican
national committee, today.
Following receipt Of the telegram
from Borah, Butler declared that
contributions to the Republican cam
paign fund have totalled approx
mately $1,05o,G00
THAT was the figure when the
contributions were last totalled,
about October ! - Butler said.
Imperial Valley press., 1924-10-11
7. A. Woman Is
Killed in Wreck
by United Press Leased Wire

SANTA ANA. Oct. 11.-Mrs. Jes-
sic Hew De Bourck of Beverly
Hills, was fatally injured in an au-
tomobila crash last night sonth of
San Juan Capistrano when the ma
chine in which she. her husband, G..
II. Hew De Bourck, and Il party of
friends were riding, collided WIKI
a heavy truck.
The motorists were driving to
San Diego in a machine piloted by
j. +. Finn, Beverly Hills realtor.
Other passengers were Ed Weich,
another real estate man, and niece
Of Mrs. Hew De Bourck.
The automobile tonneau was
struck by the side of the. truck, and
Mrs. De Bourck s neck wss brok-
en-. She died short time later.
Imperial Valley press., 1924-10-11
PERSONALS

Agricultural Commissioner B. y,
Harrigan has been attending the Inv
erside fair since Thursday, and Mrs
Harrigan left last evening for Riv
erside where she win join her hus
band.
Mrs. Bird Hobby left FridaS>aftel
noon for San Diego wheIs<she vii
spend the week end.
Miss Nora Peterson is visiting hei
sister Miss IIlvgene Peterson OF Los
Angeles over the weekend. Mass
Imogene Peterson is in training foi
nurse s certificate in the latter
city.
Imperial Valley press., 1924-10-11
Giant Bird Badly
Buffeted During
Memorable Trip
(Conti2ued on Tage Eight

| operation of the mooring masts
and the demonstration that rsgid
| slips eva make long trips.
los ANGELEs. Oct. l1.-The
| naval dirigible Shenandoah fhuni-
med' around Southern California
| last night and refused to go home
by dark.
l'o4 all the world like the Prince
of Wales, OF some Other parsonage
who hides out iacogEito while &
reception committee awaits, the
Shenandoah played around River
side, San Barnardino and Orange
counties, declining to speed straight
across Imperial County to San Die
90. aa the schedule directed.
The strong wind of the days of
course, was responsible for hun
dreds Of persons getting n glimpse
of the giant dirigihle who never cX-
pctted to see II at all.
Along about Br"wlev yesterday
afternoon. the winds struck the
Shenandoah full in the face, and
Commander Lansdownc turned his
big cigar-shaped vessel northwest,
along the northern shores OF the
Saitoa Sea.
Turns az Pomona
Up through the Palos Verde Val
lev il c&m2, and desert residents
were thrilled as the silvertinted air
craft. at times almost halted by
the wind, slowly drifted past them.
On over Banning at 7:l0, Beau
mont at 1925 and through the san
Gorgonio Pass after dark, the s'hen-
%ndoah left Riverside county, went
over Redlands and scared down the
San BerHardino valley, over Cotton,
Ontario and Pomona, there, with
the wind less ened, the craft turned
south again, and passed near Santa
Ana.
The #ayious watchers on the
landing field at San Diego were
kept posted on the dirigible's S slow
progress, and by the time it final
iv arrived there, few OF the hun
dreds Of spectators who gathered in
the Afternoon were left to gseet it,
Imperial Valley press., 1924-10-11

Protest Itinc-ants - Local mer-
chants of Caiexieo have protested to
the city council about those whom
they term bootiegger merchants.
They refer to itinerant statesmen who
come in with stocks and then slash
prices and leave for other pastures.
Earl E. Cavanaugh, j. G. Scott and
II. F. Zurcher appeared before the
municipal body. 1t was finally de-
eided that the secretary of the cham
ber of commerce should check up on
the matter and issue an o. n. TO any
legitimate incomers and see that the
present citv ordinances are strictly
complied with.
Imperial Valley press., 1924-10-11

Nebraska Woman Here-Mrs. q,
j. Rhodes, a resident of Wakefield,
Nebraska, is visiting her mother,
Mrs. Nj, f. Royce of this city for
. few weeks. Mrs. Rhodes is en-
thnslastic over our beautiful wealth
er and says it is in distinct contrast
to the autumn season of Nebraska.
For Expert Marcelling, Francis
Beauty Shop. Phone : for appt. adv
Valley Beauty shoppe. Phone
324J for appointments. adv
Davis Beauty Farlor for appoint
aients. r.hone 2zf. adv
For Expert Marcelling. Francis
Beauty Shop. Phone for appt. adv
steve's for breakfast. Cream
Waffles. adv
Notice. A mass meeting of the La
Toilette County Club will be held at
the County Court House, Monday
evening, October Is, at 7:30 p. m. to
organize the permanent organiza-
tion of The La Toilette County
Club. The public is especially in
vited to attend this important meet
ing. The speakers will address the
meeting. Come one, come all, regard
less of color or creed. All will be
respected Mt our meeting. We are
for the whole people. B. II. Lien,
temporary chairman. adv.
Announcement. Ever need bread
on Sunday. Mason 5 new grocery is
open on Sundays. Corner Imperial
and Broadway. adv
Francis Beauty Shop, "Courtesy
and Service our motto. adv
DR.. Harry Hooper, Dentist, 647 |
Main ST. Phone 3S2W. adv !
Davis Beauty Parlor, for appoint
ueuts. Phone 227. adv
Spruce Ce2.er Meets-The Spruce
arm center, one of lie -argesi in
Valley, did things in its ac
astomed way last night and enter
aimed packed house at the Spruce
.hool. Political discussions enliv
ned the proceedings, along with dis c
assion Of the Colorado river legis- !
ltion. the presidential candidates
nd then few hot talks on good
Dads, the routing of highways and
ther matters.
Eaze. Eaker, leacner Of plano.
;65 He'll. Phone, o2oW- adv |
Beautiful Hal, keen floor, double !
orchestra Poppy Dance, CalipatriG,
very Thursday. adj |
Francis Beauty Shop, 500 Main .
81. Phone Z for appt. adv |
wooda B,essy, Dance Studio 723 |
Orange. Phone 4l1W. tdv
Davis Beauty Parlor. for appoint
uents. Phone 227. adv
xfas.
Imperial Valley press., 1924-10-11

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