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Evening star., 1925-07-05
TURKEY CONDITIONS
ENTRY INTO LEAGUE
Requires Satisfactory Settlement
of Mosul Boundary Dispute
Prior to Membership.

By Cable to The Star and New York World
GENEVA, July 4.-Turkey's offer
to join the League of Nations next
September includes a reservation
making that country's membership
contingent upon a satisfactory settle
ment of the Mosul boundary dispute,
according to authoritative infor-
nation. The conditional proposal
has created considerable resentment
among league circles, where 1t Is felt
that Angora, having failed in an at
tempt to negotiate independently
with Great Britain, now seeks indi-
rectly to influence the councils arbi-
tration proceedings.
The Irak commission has about
Evening star., 1925-07-05
SAYS WASHINGTON
RANKED AS MARSHAL
u. S. Consul General in Paris De.
clares France Conferred Honor
Upon General.
By the Associated Press.

PARIS, July 4.-The belief that
Gen. George Washington held the
honorary rank of French marshal,
conferred by King Louis XVI, was
discussed by Robert p. Skinner,
United States consul general, in an
address today to the American Wom-
ems Club of Paris. He said the French
historical authorities are unable to
find a record in the library or ar
chives of the ministry of war con-
cerning such rank.
However" he said, there appears
to be some justification for the be-
lief, because an order given the
French expeditionary force to the
Evening star., 1925-07-05
MRS. H. D. GIBSON
DIVORCED IN PARIS
IT Am Happy Since I Resumed
My Liberty" Banker Says,
After Decree.
BY the Associated Press.

PARIS, July A divorce was
granted June 25 to Mrs. Harvey Dow
Gibson, wife of the New York banker.
who was formerly Miss Carrie Has
tings Curtis of Newtonville, Mass, ii
was learned today. They were mar
ried June 10, 1903.
The divorce proceedings began May
25 by Mr.. Gibson sending a notice TO
his wife through an official process
server here. The reconciliation meet
ing customary under French pro-
cedure was called before a Judge June
13 without result and divorce decree
was awarded Mrs. Gibson.
Mr.. Gibson has been quoted as say
Evening star., 1925-07-05
Cooks Haze Worst
Teeth, Is Report;
Others Turn Blue
Correspondence of the Associated Press.

Correspondence of the Associated Press.
BERLIN, June 3.-In an ar
ticle on the relation Of various
vocations and dental diseases, the
Social Democratic News Service
points out that bakers and pastry
cooks are the worst sufferers from
bad teeth, believed to result from
the excess of sugar they consume.
Leather workers are inclined to de-
velop a brown discoloring of the
teeth, while the molars of lead and
silver workers have a tendency to
turn blue.
Copper workers, unless they
brush their teeth necessarily, soon
find them turning green in color.
The Bulgarians in general are be
low middle height, but are stoekily
built, muscular and capable of great
endurance.
Evening star., 1925-07-05
ing, II am happy since resumed IN,
liberty. My decision is irrevocabla" &"

Mr.. Gibson is president Of the. New
York Trust Company and forThsrly
was president of the Liberty Natdnal
Bank of, New York He was geheral
manager of the American Red Cross
and American Red Cross commissioner
to France during the World War.
Evening star., 1925-07-05

Cost of living in England is
dropping. i .
Imperial Valley press., 1925-12-30
NOTICE. CT ANNUAL LEETING
Or STOCKHOLDERS OF
EDGAR BROS. COMPANY

Notice is hereby given that pur-
suant to the provisions of the by
laws, the regular annual meeting OF
the stockholders Of the above nam
ed company VIII be held at the Of
lice Of the company IN FL Centre,
State OF California, on Tuesday, the
Iyth day Vf January, 1926. at the
hour of 3 o CLOCK P. M. of said day.
At SAID meeting seven directors
will be elected to serve for the en-
suing year and until their successors
are duly elected.
The annual business statements
Of the office will be received an
acted upon and such other business
as may properly come before the
Stockholders meeting Will be tran
sactcd.
Dated III Centre, this 10th day OF
December, 1928.
EDGAR BROS. COMPANY,
by W. o. Hinderks, Sec y.
Dec i % 20 j 5 II
Imperial Valley press., 1925-12-30
: SOCIETY AND CLJJBr NEWS
BUSINESS WOWEN'S
Club WILL GIVE
BANQUET JAN. 4

Plans for the first annual ban
auett and entertainment to be he'd
bv the Business ana FrofesS."hai
Women $ club at the Hote. Barbara
Worth on January are beng rap
idv perfected, accGruihg To MIS-
.anet bradIey, prcsident OF the cl"o
and al lndlcauuh- i'Uiht 20 ue
ngh,ful event. T.
1ne banquet will be served at I
o ciuck, IolVWtu uS ah evening
winch wal mclude many clever en-
trlia.lmcml Ieaturcs. -ht ciuo
plans to establish tins affair as
one uf the outs:..H'sag eNt"'s O."
tueIr years ca4enuct.
Mrs. Bradley requests that al"
members pan TO at,e"d. hesefN".
tiuus should De placed with M'sN
fora Iay4or, phone 10, not I''eF
than SATURDAY noon.
Imperial Valley press., 1925-12-30
ELKS ENTERTAIN
REVUE CAST WITH
DINNER AT CLUB

Fortified by a good dinner, sefN
ed Inv some OF the most distinguish
Ell citizens OF III tehtfo, heihoeIs
a, tine cast OF the Eiks revue pass
ca an enJotaUle e,en-ns at the HIhe
cIub Iast nIgnt as guests OF tHe
iucal lodge, ,he officers anu mem
nrrs ui Muich desired TO snow their
appreciat iUn Ior the ald given them
tu urouuclh3 the show two weeks
ago ,ur the beneIlt OF the EIhs
Christmas tree tund.
ulnuer was served shortly after I
O cock. the waters lncIuuns such
distinguished personages as Sherlff
Y met. anu Ioloner Lemons, Doln Oh
nom ale eAperts III the art Oh
luuynng traps. over Iuu people
n,I. setveus without mlshap eA-
cept when Inc sheriff let a slice
o. zee cream snp away from HIM.
ulIv"Ing the dlnner the party
auJouIneu 10 the cub rooms Tor an
lmpronlp,u program, lie members o.
the Ir,ue presenting d huhioer VI
v14erIngs, amer Mhleh uahcihS was
cuJuNeu uulIi after midnight.
GA behalf OF The Eihs lodge,
Juuge VI. W. oonkIlng made "a sho4t
speech thanking tne nlemuefs or tnt
cast Iur the a4u gwen 10 the lodge
anu cUmp,IInentIns tnem on liAe
sp4enulu pei lIoImances they gave III
...l, c4tv .,nu III noItEllle.
Imperial Valley press., 1925-12-30
Dry Car Tells
Customs Service
10 Enforce Laws

ABOARD COAST GUARD CUT
1Ln MuDOL ENnUlI IL ~ hEl
" LoI, i IA, Dec. oJ.-LlncUIh I.
.,Au4cws, me 'prohlDItlon car
tuuay annUuuceu that he had old-
ertu the transfer OF proniDIt4un en-
IUIu,ment activities III tOrto Rico
10 the custOuls serN Ice ana mad ord
cred NItnaTa"n an representatives
UL the pIUnIDlllOn UIlIce excepting
/ Iauh Duck.ey, attorney.
AnuTcMs 10 enIUute 10 havana
sDUaId me -AOuoc aIter an cAdnI-
lnd,.Un OI the p.onluit.on situation
oUutA .AtldIt4L HuIcfo. 1 he par -
- c~pcrteu 40 ieach nty west tOda.'
al noon and alter Il short sop tncfc
nln IcaNC 4or havana WAtre the
MOuOc IS due thursday morning.
Andrews Will call upon the presl-
dent of Cuba Friday.
Imperial Valley press., 1925-12-30
ELECT THAANUM
CHEF DE GAR OF
FORTY EFT EIGHT

Paul A. Pat Thaanum. was
elected chef de garc OF 4inper,ai
Valley Noiturc No. 5l2. ot the
Forty and Eight, at ihc annual
meeting held III the American Lee
gion room at The courthouse last
night. lhe new mead OF the or
ganization was until recently, com
nandcr Of boyce Aten fost, Amer
Ican Legion, ANA has been active IN
Legion work s.ncc the ciosc OF tue
" Orld War III wnIch he partlcIpatcd
with the 9lst DIVISION.
Other Officers ciectcd ere: Keith
Harrington, CaieAIco, chef dc tram;
Dr. Forrest kutL, III Ceutto, com
mIsSaIre attendant; Al keilogg, III
Centre, espUudent; \ Nickel,
BlaWlcy, cOnuuctcur; Charles Snce-
iey, III tcn,r0, sous eonductcur;
Euuic Mcdonald. Imperial, gardc de
IA porte; Dr. Norman liupont,
Nalter keynoids and Harold Rous,
gardcs dc prIsomars. Members OF
che cheminot mclude Elmer Head,
Charles Berry and Charles Nice.
Four new officers created at the
national promenade held III Omaha
IN October, viii Dc erected o. ap-
pointed AT the next meeting of the
Soiturc which wal hc held early IN
JaIiuary. These Officers include
commis voNIgcur, lampiste, gene
dariuc. and mcdiciu
At the conclusion Of the meeting
a luncheon was served, followed 10y
II social hour.
The membership Of the Forty and
Eight is looking forward 10 tnc
most active year III the history of
The organization during l536 and 1t
- hoped to make the Forty and
Eight one of the real factors in val.
lev tratcInai circles.
Imperial Valley press., 1925-12-30
IMPERIAL

IMPERIAL, ia The an
nual alumni banquet VIII be held
at the Imperial high school at $3.50
u. m. next Saturday. All former
students are urged to be present.
The \. ". {. a. has full charge of
the banquet THIS year. Inose
wishing to attend may notify the
high school office as soon as pos
slOlc.
Mr. and Mrs. Leonard Butler
spent the weekend in San biego.
returning Sunday.
Mr.. and Mrs. j. l.. Bishop of I'll
Ceutro and MIR. and Mrs, Curtis Ga
hrielsou aud httie daughter motored
to San Diego for Christmas. Mrs.
Gabrielsou and daughter remained
at the coast city for Il week.
Mrs. jesse Hoyt Hatch and Miss
Alma Lundgren were dinner guests
at the IL. q. Miller home on south
+ street recently.
Mr.. and Mrs. j. X. Brouslcv and
son. John. formerly of Imperial but
now Of san Db'go, are business Nis
tors in the city this week.
Edward Tathum of the Tamaraek
is in san liego al the Camp keaf-
ney hospital.
nonaida and Jack ". Cameron
we're i'll at tnelr home on West sth
tree.
Welden Batherick is spending
the holidays with his mother on
south +. street.
Mir. and Mrs. W. l.. Townsend
motored to the mountains Sunday.
H. J. Poweis and family were
nner gues,s of their son and VII,
SIR. and Mrs. Ralph Power OF T.
J,ntro. Monday evening.
Mr.. and Mrs. II. ;. Capron nat
IS holiday guests. Mrs Capron $ SIS
er and hu6anG, Air. AVID Mrs. l.. )
.ocnlr of South Pasadena.
MIR. aud AIRS. l.. :. SNOW "t Sal
1i,.a stopped at the home OF l. l
johnson saturday for few hours
.nroutc to Los Angeles.
Imperial Valley press., 1925-12-30
TERRIFIC TUSSLE
IS EXPECTED AS
NORTH, SOUTH, MIX
EIXperts Think Alabama
will Give Washington
Its Toughest Battle.
Hy luitcd Press Leaaed Wire

PASADENA, Cal, Dee. 80. -
ootDall experts, including Oicn
- op' Warner, noted stanford
cuayn, expect Alabama to g.No
Washington university LIS toughest
rat,c VI the season mere friuay.
After watcnng the Crimson tid"
IN action, the famous Slanion
coach declared the Alabama boys
iOohed good to hm. Wine re-
iusnlns 10 predict the wlnnc.,
"iup lntinated hv bcncNcd the
scuthcrneis might turn the trck.
1t was Washington tnat upset
Stanford and took away Pacific
coast championship.
1T is no easy team this Washing
ton mas to beat on New Year
Day, he said. 81 he Aiabamans
have il iIgdt,ns swr.t t''nt VIII
lake them iong way toward we
tory.
". j. Renhart, of the Oregon
coaching staff, who saw the south
can champIons ~ 4 recent WORKOUT
said toaay If AiaDnma employs the
forward passing game they VIII de-
i.at Washington.
Stanford and California would
have done much better against the
liuskics If they had used more
passes. he said. Oregon made
better showing against the Husk-
les because we played them the
r,gL, way"
The Alabama PLAYERS worked two
hours at the Rose Bowl today. Ihey
VIII stage final rehearsal IN the
lig saucer tomorrow.
The probable lineup for the
game WAS revealed by Coach Wade
IS follows:
Brown and ellis, halfbacks;
barnes, full; Hubert, quarter; +.
brown and Winslctt, ends; Camp
and Perry, tackles; Jones and
iuckler, guards: Holmes, center.
Imperial Valley press., 1925-12-30

at dinner. | eat either raw carrot
salad, raw tomatoes, raw cabbage,
lettuce and raw onions, green
onions. celery, spinac!, kale, CAP
bage or chard, tulnlp tops or beet
tops, sprouts, peas, turnlps, carrots,
caunI4owe or beets.
D. because / have fruit twice
every uay nike sized oranges, pear
saIau, banana salad, oranges, az
pes, bananIs. sraPiruIt, prmes:
id.>.ns OF UerIles.
I. Leradse nave every day at
least one egg, not tired.
.. because nave every day Whole
wheat Drown bread instead oI white
bread.
.. because have every day cook
ed mash or cereal lUr breakfast.
!. because 40 not eat candy,
cake ur pIe between meals.
3. because \ urInh no Tea OF tof'
Zee.
Il Is said that when food has been
prov .ued according to these fuies,
tue appetIle YIN most cases Is i
sa4e suue Tor the rest or the Iood a
cAIIu sHouIu eat.
Imperial Valley press., 1925-12-30
CALIFORNIA WOMEN TURNING TOWARDS
WISE REARING OF CHILUhLN; COUNTY
ORGANIZATIONS ShAttA IN hot EDIENT

1.-The women of California are
Turning toward the intimate prob
ser1s Of their own homes, and eSpe,
rially toward the wise rearing o.
@hildren," DR.. Mariana BerIola,
president of the California Fedora
zion Of Women . clubs recently le-
smarked.
y Departments and committees OF
various women s clubs of the cOun-
ny, as well as such organization as
stne. Imperial Valley tuberculosis a.,
ssosiation, the farm home uepa4,-
1neYit Of the Imperial County aIlI.
..BaTeau and others are engaseu Al
~pasmoting the welfare OF cnAu4en IL.
tins county.
-ss.,s0ne Of the most interesting itens
.~5Hthis connection is sta .enlent,
written somewhat in the IoIm UL Il
scredo and en led, II Am Du4lu4As
My Body Right. 1hls s,",t.ne...
written by an eight yedr o4u c"i'u.
has been made avanaule an 4ousl.
the courtesy of Miss Olpna A. A-4AeI,
county home dem0nstra,IUA asen,.
It furnishes splendid Suggestions
regarding a baIanced d.et Tor i
growing child, and mlgnt weh be
followed by every mother, or better
yet, taught direct to the children.
The outline made by the enter
pIising eight year old follows, CIV
iAx eight reasons why the winter
GOULD say: II am buIIulns my body
right
. II. Because L have every day 4
qHart of milk made up from some Of
the following foods: mIlk to drink,
cSeamed vegetables, creamed soups,
cocoa or hot chocolate, Ice cream,
n9lk toast. custard, junka, cheese,
csttage cheese, chowder.
nl. Because l have every day two
Vegetables. One is often green, and
cRe is at lunch time and the other
Imperial Valley press., 1925-12-30
-
NlcCABE

Christmas week Mrs. George Aus
tin entertained her sister, Mrs. W.
A. Hievelv and daughter Murile aud
sons Char!es and Wells of Villa
Park. Stanto Best and Roy Nick
erson of Santa Ana, California.
Miss Noel and Miss Allyn spent
Christmas week at their homes III
san Diego.
Mr.. and Mrs. c. II. Daley of
Butte, Montana, spent Christmas
week at the home of their sistef
Mrs. ". d. Moffatt. They left Tues
dav for San Diego, where thy vii
attend family reunion at the hone
OF Mrs. Dailey's parents, Mr.. and
Mrs. Settle. Mrs. Moffatt accom-
panied them and will also visit at
the home of her parents.
Walter Austin returned home for
the holidays after several months
absence.
Mrs. Glazier returned Sunday
from her home in Berkeley, where
she spent Christmas week.
The new McCabe store is finish
ed, with Il nice line of groceries aad
a service station operated by j. l..
Reed formerly of Oceanside.
Mr.. and Mrs. Arthur Sunstrum of
Los Angeles are expected at the
nome OF their brother, Fred, sun
strum.. for New lear 5.
Billie Thompson of Calexico Is
he guest OF has aunt, Mrs. George
AllSfln
Imperial Valley press., 1925-12-30
IS
TRACED IN new
ESPEE BOOKLET

Motive Power of Western De
,clopmcnt," is the title of AN in
.crestlng little booklet published by
he Southern Pacific company, des-
rr.bing the progress that has been
made in railroad transportation
.uuimnent from the time the first
locomotive appeared on the Pacific
coast to the giant engines That to-
lav haul thousands of passengers
ana tons of freight annually.
The booklet contains many IN
tercstIng photographs, including
one OF the "GUVcfnOr stanford,
ne first locomotive on the Central
..acIflc. winch was the torcrunner
Il the Southern IacltIc.
On August ~, 1870, the Cover
ior STANFORD was ullOadcd from
..e steamship hc.alu OF the Morn
.hg,' winch had brought the loco
.nutlVe around cape norn from .NcW
.UfK. Ine locomotive was christeh'
Il IN honor OF the governor Oi 'ali'
uiif.a. Inc ''uO,cInOr stamford .
., now III Lne lnuocum at StanIoi Il
,.nIVershy
Ilctures Of the new - '4-S-2'' pass
enger locomotives and the "2-lu-2 -
.re.gnt locomotives, now III use on
.ne southern facilic, teal better
man words, the progress that has
veen made in locomotive building
me giants are nearly lUO Ieet III
| ,engtn and the largest OF them
meigns o624VU pounus. The "4'o--
.,pe or locomotive Is used regularly
| "a the oIJ mae, fuii between LVs
.Angetes ana ni faso, Texas. rorhn
,,rIy 1t was necessary TO use lou lou
I sAgfres Oh this trap which is ppyM
ezra "a tse sais xSpgape... agasa 1ad,t
Imperial Valley press., 1925-12-30
NOTICE OF SALE

To Whom 1t May Concern: Take
notice that on Friday, January S'h,
1926, at 10 a. IN. of said day, l
viii turn over TO the Constable OF
FL Centre Township, Imperial coun-
ty, Cal. for sale at said time at
public auction and TO the highest
bidder for cash at No. i63 Broad
way. FL Centre, Cal:
One Ford touring ear, bearing
IoD2 California license No. 3i7ljl,
Notor No. 36s6694. That said sale
will be held under tho PROVISIONS
of Sec. 1851 and 3O52 c. Z. OF Cal.
for storage in the sum OF $loo.oo.
That more than 20 days have clap
scd since the furnishing of sad
storage. ,,a.,
29tlO T.. y. nv" 100
Imperial Valley press., 1925-12-30
Oldfield Starts
Third Voyage On
Matrimonial Sea

SAN DIEGO. Dee. 3o.-Barncy
r.. Oldficid, AZ, speed ksng, started
On his third matrimonial venture
rcrc Yesterday with Mrs. liulda Il.
bradcn. zee Huida Arnold, 80, OF
..cverv Hills, Los Angeles.
Superior Judge c. '. Andrews
performed the ceremony. Each has
'.ccn married twice before.
Mrs. Rcbccca Oldficid obtained II
final decree of divorce from the
.accr IN los Angeles few hour
II, fore the wedding mere.
Imperial Valley press., 1925-12-30
SEELEY
Is, Press STAFF Correspondent

SEELEl, Dee. 30.-Eleetra Her
Iick ana daughter, Mrs. W. Q. Samp-
son, OF Los Angeles are visiting at
Cnc home OF JUuSon Payne.
Onesjer ->oel Is Busy painting his
lalge acreage OF barley north of
Gown. AIR. ->ocl has had two tractors
and several men cleaning and disc
my the land.
howard " Altccotton who has been
at the Ei Centre hospital undergo
mg an operation is able to be home
and getting along nicely.
1os,maslcr ana Mrs. =. /. Robin
son anu 1amIly spent Christmas az
Ramona.
Mr. and Mrs. j. Glenn Davies have
Just returned from Il holiday visit
at Los Angeles.
Mrs. {. u. u Marr returned from
the III Centro hospital with her son
Jonn lcldtord OMAR.
Mrs. W. I. Allen, VINO WAS remov
ed TO ri Ctutro hospital on Sunady
IS reported to be getting along
Nicely.
/. j. Storms OF san Diego was
not able to return to San DItgo TO,
CHRISTMAS on account OF too man!
ranch actINitcs that took his attcn
ton.
The Globe mill property on soutl
side OF town has been c.carcd OF
IL preparation 10 building scvera
stTuctu4es.
George sheldon is visiting trind.
at Mnutlcr durng' the holiday sea
son.
F. -dr. and Mrs. j. B. Toler and Mrs
Frances Io4cr anu daughter OF Lon
beach were ealing on their man!
4iI,Hds here on Monday.
All. ana MIS-. kess Best an,
dauAhtc.s MIIdlcd ana knnM spcn
,CAltalmIS with A.r. best lather Il
Tasadcna. On their way home the,
visited AIrs. Best tatner at Elsl
more ana 1r,nds at san Dicgo.
Anurcw Latta OF Lakeside ha
been visiting has sister, MIS-. SamUe
smith
Moss Esther Harris OF HoItvill
has Decm visiting Mrs. l.. {. kaIsci
Imperial Valley press., 1925-12-30
JUBILEE. QUEEN
RETURNS UNWED
FROM ANTIPODES

san FRANCISCO, Dee. 5s0.
Miss Agnes Pottage. queen of the
recent Diamond jubilee here, return
ed today from Australia 'stili slngIe
but proposed to death, she SAID.
Miss Iottage won the trip to the
antipodes by becoming queen.
NO. I'm going to stay single
until | can marry real American,
the beauty queen declared.
II might have been queen ot one
.nf the Samoan Islands, though, for
the chief gave me canoe, which l
found out is a betrothal gift.
Stag from steel mills Is beng used
!, making cement now. Nc ioh |
know how bakery pies are mate
Imperial Valley press., 1925-12-30
EPWORTH LEAGUE
10 HOLD KALLl ON
NEW YEARS EVE

Music, games and other entertain
mem 4eatuIes will be included IN
the program DeDng planned by loca!
LpNvrin league members Tor the
countv rally, 10 be neid at the Meth
ou1st church III this city OH New
l ear 5 eve.
shortly before midnight, watch
night service will be he'd, Rev. AR
thur Hobsun, pastor OF the taiexice
Melhuuisi rhurch, taking charge.
Imperial Valley press., 1925-12-30
Mrs. Minor Sweeney
to BE H0stess to
Members of p. f.. o.

Mrs. Minor Nj. Sweeney will be
hostess AT card party, to be given
by Chapter A v p. E. o., at her
home on Sandalwood Drive Satur-
day afternoon. The social commit
Zee, which includes Mrs. Howard P.
Meyer, Mrs. Don c. Bitter, Mrs.
george Anderson, Mrs. George Hart
man, AIRS. A. NJ. Williams and Mrs.
L. L. Harden, will have charge.
Imperial Valley press., 1925-12-30
New Dry Battle
Looms in Hawaii
ny United Press Leased Wire

HONOLULU, &c. 80. \ ncw
campaign against rum running ia
the llawuiians was announced to-
day by Prohibition administrator
John Barrett.
The dry chief said he plans to
ask Assistant Secretary of the
Treasury Andrews for the establish
mcnt of United States coast
guard station here with two fast
boats which can be used to help sup
press the intcr-is,aud liquor trai-
Imperial Valley press., 1925-12-30
Mrs. Thompson VIII
kntertaln Members
of Sans SOuci Ctub

Mrs. Vaughn Thompson of 46O
Sanualwoou Drive, will entertain
the sans Souci club at its next
meeting " Wednesday evening, Janu-
AIRY u, Is the date set by the hostess
Ior the affair.
Imperial Valley press., 1925-12-30
No. 1450
NOTICE 10 CREDITORS

In the Superior Court OF inc
state Of Cahrornia, in and Tor th,
County Of Imperial.
In the Matter Of the Estate oi
EDWARD }. MAYO, Deceased.
NOTICE IS HEREBY GIVEN by
the undersigned, Mamie +. Gray IL
admin jstratriX of the estate on ia
ward j. Mayo, deceased, to the cred
.tors Of and all persons having
ciaims against tine said decedeht, /"
file them, with the necessary vouch
rrs. within fgur a. months arte.
thc first publication or ths h"tlc''
in the Office Of tbc clelk or lhc So
rcrior court Of the State OF CalllOr
Mia. in and for the County Of impe
rial. or TO EXHIBIT them, wlth 'h'
necessary vouchers, within foui
(4) months after the first phpilca
ti.n of this notice to the sald ah
,,uistratrix. at the office OF Dorsey
q. WhtteIaw. courthouse, III the cltN
Of III Ccutro, Imperial County, Ial
ifornia, WHICH said office the unuo,
s.pned selects as her place OF ous,'
ness in all matters connected WIN
said estate of Edward j. Mayo, de
ceased.
dated this 18th day of December
1925.
MAMIE +. GRAY, .. ..,
Administrative Of the estate -
! Edward j. Mayo, deceased. ..Y \
norsev G. Whii6laSy =. -
Imperial Valley press., 1925-12-30
GEORGE ANDEKSONS
10 GIVE BkfDGE
IN LOS ANGELES

One OF the gayest events of the
opening New \ ear season will take
place III Los Angeles on New Year S
eve. when Mr.. and Mrs. George An
derson Will entertain their bridge
club. Mr.. and Mrs. c. W. Allison
and Mr. and Mrs. H. l.. Loud, left
for Los Angeles today. Other mem
bers who Will motor up are Mr.. and
Mrs Charles f. Scott, Mr.. and Mrs.
j. Drunmomd Huston and Mr.. and
Mrs. John +. Andrews Jr.
- The party will also attend the
New Year : football game at Pasa-
dena.
The world 5 deepest we'll is at La
tIobe. Pa, and is one and half
mile deep,
Imperial Valley press., 1925-12-30
MAMIE +. GRAY,

Administrators Of the estate %
Edward j. Mayo, deceased. 4 y
Dorsey q. Whitelaw, Az
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