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Ellsworth American. [volume] (Ellsworth, Me.) 1855-current, 1925-11-18

Dear Aunt AIadge and NJ. i. Sisters:
What beautiful day it has BEEN!
can you realize summer has gone and
autumn has arrived, and soon our holl-
DAVIS will come and new calendars will
be presented to us? How rapidly the
time goes. and we have experienced
many changes. | recently heard that
Grandma Disables son had recovered
sufficiently to go out. Wish some sis
ter would send in some Christmas sug-
gcstions. l would appreciate them, and
no doubt many others would.
Recently | called on a friend, Mrs.
G. A. F., who lives on Pine street, ELS
WORTH and was treated to molasses
and sugar cookies. viii send the
recipes to the column. She is an expert
cook. and | was hungry and enjoyed
the lunch. They are nice for a picnic
unch.
Jennie you certainly had IA fine trip,
and got much to reflect on this coming
season. | have several views of Cana
da that friend sent me on trip she
made. They are very interesting.
Sorry that Uncle Madge is not as well
as the last time | saw him. He and
Aunt Madge and their son and fam
lily called, and l.. O. II. often referred to
the pleasant memory Recently l
called on my neighbor and saw four
handsome rugs made from the cuttings
at the felt shoe factory. They were
very pretty. Perhaps some of the sis
ters have seen them.
! realize | have been a delinquent,
and will try to be more prompt.
Aunt Madge needs help, and we must
try to do our share Often / hear
a reader of The American remark Il
always read the NJ. b. column first"
and tell how much benefit they have
received from the hints and recipes.
Wishing you all a happy Thanksgiv-
ing and Merry Christmas.
l.. f.. r..
East Holden, Nov. 8.
Dear Aunt Madge and all the NJ. B.
Folks:
| have promised to write for the
Ellsworth American. [volume] (Ellsworth, Me.) 1855-current, 1925-11-18
MEMORIAL RESOLUTIONS.

Whereas, Our Great Master. IN his
infinite wisdom, has removed from our
order Brother Henry Terrence, there
fore be it
Resolved, That New Century grange
has lost a respected member and that
we extend our tenderest sympathy to
the bereaved relatives.
Resolved, That our charter De
draped in mourning for thirty Gays.
Resolved, That a page OF our RECORDS
be inscribed to his memory, copy OF
these resolutions sent to his family
and one sent to the press for publ
cation.
Ellsworth American. [volume] (Ellsworth, Me.) 1855-current, 1925-11-18

column for a long time, but really,
now l have started in, ] don't know
what to write about. This has been
such lonesome, rainy day, that ! have
got the blues.
Was glad to hear, by last week s
paper, that Uncle Madge was so com
Portable, and I want both Aunt Madge
and Uncle Madge to know that l often
think of them in their quiet home, that
always seems TO me to be such a peace
full home.
Jennie, | have heard from you a
number of times this summer by the
way of our friends, Mr.. and Mrs. II.
b. c., and l am going to write some
| day Saw l.. +. II. and her brother at
Orland fair, and she promised to write
soon, for the column.
Edwina, the proof of the pudding is
| in the eating; also the pickles. Your
pickles are all right, as this little story
will tell you. When the paper came,
read over the recipe and remarked.
THAT reads good; guess | Will try It.
So | made five quarts that afternoon
| The next day, after getting down 20 the
dinner table, granddaughter sail, I'VE
ought to sample those pickles ana see
if they are fit to eat" | said, ''-iE
right" so she got quart jar full and
we ate the whole of if for dinner. !
made six quarts more the next day.
Well, sisters, are you not glad the
preserving and stewing seasol is over?
| filled every empty jar | could find in
the house | did not dare to count
them.
Mr.. NJ has been up to call on Aunt
Maria twice lately, and finds her well
and cheerful as one would expect, but
lonesome when she has to stay alone,
Hope she viii write us letter soon.
have not travelled far from hom"
this summer, so can not write a very
interesting letter, but l think have
had a very pleasant summer and nope
the winter will be short
With good wishes to- all for
pleasant, profitable winter,
Yours,
Law"
! most sincerely thank my good
nieces for the letters that have come
to me within a few days. Ihey VIII
prove a real treat TO All YOU leauclo
of the column, and great help TO
your
Aunt Madge.
Nolasses Cookies-One cup OF mo-
lasses. one cup of sugar one cup Oh
shortening (butter or lard), one cup
of boiling water or milk, two tea-
spoons of soda, one teaspoon ginger,
cinnamon, salt, flour to make SUN
dough-L. e. T.
Sugar Cookies-One and two
thirds cups sugar, one cup shortening
Clutter and lard), one cup OF sour
milk. one and one-half teaspoons OF
soda. salt, favoring, nutmeg or va
nilla. Flour to make SUN
dough IL E. T.
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East Sullivan.

East Sullivan.
Mr.. and Mrs. Il. o. johnson re-
turned Thursday from Milo, after a
few days visit with the Jerome B.
ClarkS Mr. Clark who is Mrs John
Ellsworth American. [volume] (Ellsworth, Me.) 1855-current, 1925-11-18

East Holden, Nov. 8.
Dear Aunt Madge and all the NJ. B.
Folks:
| have promised to write for the
Ellsworth American. [volume] (Ellsworth, Me.) 1855-current, 1925-11-18

most sincerely thank my good
nieces for the letters that nave come
to me within a few days. Ihey Will
prove a real treat to all you readers
of the column, and a great help TO
your
El Mundo. [volume] (San Juan, P.R.) 1919-1990, 1925-04-17
Fl affaire pro fepibIiCa...

Esta es la ensenanza de nuestras
escueIas.
Luego vnestros grandes estadis-
tas han hecho declaraciones que
aumentaron la perturbation esprit
tuaI de esa juventud, hacienda fore
Ger en- sus alnas, abiertas las gran
Ges ideas redentoras, las flores del
patriotismo.
Elihu Root, vuestro gran estadis-
ia, decfa este al Alcalde Todd GUAM
do le vi6 en- mission polftica:
s'Ustedes tienen una civ1li-
zsci6n mas antigua, pero distin-
ia que nosotros; el concepto de
ciudadania y otros principles fun
damentales de la vida, 10 miran
ustedes -romanos al fin-de mo-
do distinto que nosotros los sa-
Jones, y hasta ciertos principles
morales son considerados de dis
tinta manera por ambos. No te-
nemos en- Scorn1n mas que una
gran dosis de buena voIuntad por
ambas parties, pero ESQ no es su-
ficiente, ESQ no puede nenar la
ancha y proflnda brecha que exis
te entire ambas razas, sin contar
la va existente por la misma ma
tlraleza. Este pals nuestro va
siendo cada vez mas grande y
los problemAs internos So multi
plican constantemente y apenas
podemos dar atenci6n a estas
cosas nuestras. Pues 81 este es
asi icon que derecho pretende-
mos gobernar a un pueblo a mil
y pico de millas? Sin preguntar
a usted tengo la certeza que es-
tamos gobernando ustedes nal,
porque tenenos Que confiar ese
gobierno a una distancia tan lar
ga a hombres que no sabran Sc
guramente entenderIos ustedes
tContinda en- la pag. 81
Imperial Valley press., 1925-05-25
Taxation On Motor
Stage and Trucks
Lines Explained
BY waited Pres. ,,nsed wire

san FRANCISCO, MAJ @5.-N
stable basjs for the ta4atior oa
cammerciaI highway Transportation
nov or Of cfpo major public utili.
ties e califurnia=has a. ionEth
been arrived at. TIE session of the
statc leg.sla;Hrc Just closed adopted
a constitutional amendment proyal-
ing IN eGGi,ah,r solution for this
problem which las been 81 subject
cf aetive controversy ever since at
tomQbi.c stagra beg1u plvinE regu
,.arly over tie highways Of the state.
d Hieflr thc Amendment prav.ies
forf taxation of the earnings Of the
motor Stages - 4 II PER cent ana
of the Mstor truck Eaes operating
under franchise at > per cent.
The proceeds are to Le divided
between the state and the counties,
half : ing to The state fund for
majntv1mlrc and repair cf high
WV aaJ hale e".ag 20 tl2 counties
in t. portion ot meteor Vehicle
Fc.. 1rr.iaI & 0m c.eh s.Gat~. Tho
coa1 -tsr. F., likewise limited 10
use I.r r.ad -nG hisa".v raiuteu-
aaru eui ,cga.r. 1t = estimated
THAT TIA aWcg1uant viii raise from
sI.c09 coo 10 sIJOp,tt1 aanutllv for
road nurposes, The ameu1mcat is
to be submitted for approval 1T the
next state election.
Imperial Valley press., 1925-05-25
Important Piece
Highway Work
Is Compile t e d
ny United Press Leased Wire

HANFORD, Cal, May 25.-Sup-
crvisor \. 2. Conner of Fresno
county here or business relating
20 the completion of the Sierras-to-
tho-sea highway, announced that tie
last link in the right of way clos
ing the gap between Coalmga and
the Monterey county Zine has been
completed and the deed placed in
escrow.
This means that the great lateral
highway between the three rivers
extension of the Sierra Nevadas,
and Tidewater en- the Pacific will
be entirely paved within short
time. Work is to start immediate
iy upon arrangement Of the assess
ment district i'll Fresno. Kings ard
Tulare counties have already com
pleted their share Of the road. Mon
terev has raised its share OF the
sum necessary and Fresno VIII with
in : few weeks. The closing gan
IS p miles long and is pa tlv. grad
ed. When completed this cold will
be the first aptual mouatains-to-
the-sea all paved lateral in the
state,
Imperial Valley press., 1925-05-25
Bill
For Opening OF
Palace Airdome

IT the opening of the Palace
Airiome last night a large crowd
was p~osen. to enjoy the splendid
bin which was prepared especially
for the occasion. Last year the
Airdome was opened on Nav l5,
but due TO rather cool weather, it
WIS necessary to postpone the open
irg date. 4 splendid bill has been
planned for the entire week.
stop Flirting" made by Al
Christie. the producer of Charlie 5
Aunt" VIII be shown again tonight.
This is sequal to "Charlie :
Aunt and abounds in comedy
Merton of the Coolies" number
three Of the &" Pacemakers will
also be shown tonight.
Ewes Secret - with Jack Holt
and Betty Compscn in the leading
roles, will he the feature tomorrow
night at the Palace Airdome. Hal
Roach s latest comedy, "An Acct
dental Accident will be shown in
addition 70 the feature.
Imperial Valley press., 1925-05-25
Leu 1Hs,a Cunningham
Is Hostess at Party


On Saturday afternoon so merry
youngsters assembled At the home
~ DR.. aaJ Mrs. Z. +. Cunningham
ON Olive street in honor Of the llth
birthday OF their daughter, Lou
Anna.
Snap dragons, sweet peas and
daisies carrying out color scheme
o. pink, yellow and green prettily
decorated the house, and supplied
the color Hote which vas repeated
ii The delicious refreshments.
Several clever contests were held.
ono, 4a observation contest in which
lo s4all articles We're displayed, be-
l. - Wa4 - Harriet Stafford. VINO
rl.rect'r listed Is ot the total
uuL--r. I.z.s in the other con-
.est5 we~a .w4rdeI 10 Helen White,
Li-,l.l Mccormick, and Edna Ntiltz.
The youthful Lcronec p-as the TO-
cipicnt Of many dainty gifts.
Tho.a present included Harriet
s.ar-ori, Lillian Mccormick, Vir-
Gina Hetze}, Ala Bess aHd Lucille
Heyaon, Helen and Marjorie White,
lcggr and Ruth Whiteiaw, Lcona
caltcr, Ee.aa Leonard, Jane Alder
son, Ilelaa jenkins, Lillian Jack
sen, hl0a and Anabel 5tiltz, Kath-
inc Jones, Beatrice Hallncr, Mar
-~r-, HiH Maria Birthauser, Nil
a.ea @sa.aF and Barbara Tondro,
a.l &. il t.arr,, Lroune Henderson.
H'ilJy HEeter, Helen Ch9isscr,
9N,'l IT, le-!, Anaocl Parcels,
--m,.a Bowman and agnes and Er,
ua jean F.ee. OF Caiezico. ald
A@s-er Ele.a.a Eamey Of IIo.tville.
Imperial Valley press., 1925-05-25
.-ITS. Fc.rt3 E.-tcrtG.ltG
ia Hcn3y Of Visitor

ton9.-4Cgtug her sistcr-ia law,
l,fs. j.. l.. Iorrv of Hampton, Iowa,
-trs J.. ". Ferris entertained at
10 ilaa". at'ea.,. # bridge at
.er home 0-atIar at.yfaoon. Mrs.
Harry d.. Jones received Agh score
ae-o-- z'4-. =. H.al.a. eeeonI aad
s-.. oa..F a4..a, consolation.
sa.-,. .-I-.-lAea,# #sro served by
,Ae L.s-1=s following the g9m.s.
TAea- enjoying tae pheasant af-
..r.ooa .-e.-.eI N.ssames Dovey,
-. o.. --a-e, j.. H. Ea-N H.rgy c.
aou -tr4c. Smith. Vi. Ec.ton
I i. GlaED, ~. j.. S want Hi
and T.. Z. Lemons anil Sis. afford
Of I4lcs.a..
Imperial Valley press., 1925-05-25
East Side School
Pupils To Picnic
At Park Tuesday

Pupils Of the East E.<C School
win hold their annual picnic 'omor-
row nt CITY Park, aud micr the
d.-cctioa Of Principal Payne, an OK.
tcasive program to provide : good
time for the youngsters has been
arranged.
While not completed. the program
viii include games, choral singing,
sports and plenty Of good eats.
The park has been turncl over
to the school for tho day, and all
the play apparatus, wadirg pool,
and other equipment win be at the
disposal Of the school children. Chief
Barker viii have Il nan stationed
ut the park to see tht the mem
bers Of The school are not iute:fcred
with, and to keep out those who are
not connected with the school or
have good reasons for being at the
park.
Imperial Valley press., 1925-05-25

Veterans of the G. A. r. and of
the Confederate Army meet over
memorial poppy wreath tribute OF
Veterans OF Foreign Wars of the
Uritod States for tomb of General
Grant, Riverside Drive, New York
City The wreath is a replica Of the
one which will be laid OH the tomb
Imperial Valley press., 1925-05-25
Presbyterian tHEday
SchCCL LnjCys Picnic

4 jelr piari, was 5angl at the
a.y park Friday eveaHg when
100 W.m0..s o ~. sunday -chool
ot tae Ir.-1E,.r.aa caoel gathered
for = 1apPr te--t.-cr. a ball
game vas staged b9 .e boys and
other games played before the deli
ciOus picnic supper Was served.
The event was voted aadecided sue
cess By al present.
Imperial Valley press., 1925-05-25
July Fourth Is
Better Defense
Day Is Claim
ns Inl,ca rrsss Leased Wire

WASHINGTON, May 2J.-Form-
al disaPproval of the war depart
mcnt 5 selection of Armistice Day
for the holding of a second defense
test and q recommendation by Pres
idcEt Coolidge that ii be held July
!, were announced by the white
house today.
The President in letter to act
ing Secretary of War Davis, sug-
goSt July + as a more appropri-
ate date and directed the depart
mcnt. if It chose any other daytAan
q national holiday, to hold It's plans
in abeyaHce until the authority of
congress is secured. The Presideut
also advised the department. to can
ph&si2, in its letters to governors
that participation of their states IN
the test is purely voluntary"
TIE var department. will accept
the President suggestion aad
hold its defense test ON July 4, it
WAS said in well informed quarters
here today.
Imperial Valley press., 1925-05-25

captured here toasy in n roomirg
house. whore ho had registered as
,Fames johnson Saturday night.
Kirby admitted he was tho nas
sought. hut denied he killed Miss
Hayward. ~"
,J.rI.. ~ ....
lie said he left Winthrop to pro-
tee; somebody else. =
lie said he found her body ia
cotfage adieining the Jenny Gray
cottaG.e, wlltrcl liz trrade hiss.homc
anG wllera the body was found Sat
urdaY aud brought it to hi3 own.
Imperial Valley press., 1925-05-25
.iLTs. IcyLeJ Hostess 10
oo.....-4l--lli DF3aJe GAO
- Pres. staff Correspondent

-a1Lt. a&l, 1lay -5.--Llrs. Ar
: v'.a Hcs--ss 10. t4e Com
. a--- -.-.- u--g last Weez. i
f-tt-s1 tseE.o2l wa5 spent
AIRS. Homer
/ ..s.s ,..-.. lie p-- favored wiki
i.---se--e ;G. -. E.t5 Weaker,
s.r.a- -.E... d VIA Io'r score. 1c-
! -l.I..s l,- es-1.-ts were served
s--.sh .te.e psas sar were
-4.. - I.a.-s, or III Geat19,
----> >..-.-- --s- C1--st.an, h. Nc-ely,
I.t5-l.4e- -.l.,-.4g.r. 4fomer 2uear,
+ #.t --. -.-- lr-a Walker, EiIgli
I f..s3.a 4..- sey-;, h--i E1s--
+ Ids-9ts.-. .--g. summer, Belle Nc
--.--- .-. t -.all J-Aus,OLu.
Imperial Valley press., 1925-05-25
-. Ja(l{e Bridge Party
Il EEgc6yct5GIl home
u, prct-. Sass CorrszpogGent

Ds al NAss @e--=a L VI T>sNA'V p t-ent
{ asE7.G ..ACS ID. ~1t-v <5.-O4a Of
sth Jay g Lsalse parties 9 Tie
4&s8I .* g.se1 recently II the
,teEle q vt He-f Lagctfetson,
s1z6 was l-s.s II by lrs. 4somer
s. etE a-t~ 1ftee l;GJo.r.egt ua54l =
Z tlsl4 4Ef1E y-E2 !, s ping refresL-
4 s4Fi.s HlrGs. .aegBx !. 1lrs. arthur
H. -. s4sF4s s2pfir IF tic ladies
Etf tsuofF sHfkc al ---s. r.. Ee't-
-r i n; f,sz5sas consolation, willie
~ g-eTty 'eaa-a.,. --r S nigh
ea5e. sir .44- E@.l.E. ...eu : io'-
sssry.
Iysc Who s..aa guess Of the
1E.al.- ue.e aas. and 1irs. John
a-... -.s. AND Ms. George Eeal2,
a L.s. l...a#.v smith. -. a...,
--s. .u Ee=E. Nj. ar 4-1s.
- i --l-. L.... A.,.-s-.. --r. and --rs.
- - - ...--, -. s. ~ 4iepsFeF,
-. ana. Efs. Ard Mr;5tya-, 4r.
Il II -4rs< k7yel..r ssss, -,1ls
"a lstis. - a-r. -nd, 0l-s. Il.
-sFile}, IA, I'D GIgaq lfsll Le-
.s..-a-. --r. az.a LlFa. Earl. sum
l1==. 1.-. aa8 dzs. harry HeEeE,
- o-.- --ss.z=za9.. -1-.s-s. tszaa
"a, , srs.a-a. $40 L4~o-y.e Guchet
I'D l-.& 1lItsea SR:t.h ana Lfr-
As eAsai, WHO ! assisted tie hos
- ss.s~ IL z-t ag.
Imperial Valley press., 1925-05-25
.-.5 r.o5euE DCy
L...> -,-.r ID Aly0SS
.~f .Eot!y CUt.i.g

~ a.u.,ts If l4e
--t---- t-o, .-e-. i-Al4-t1
aa4 --.. -.1-a-a. IT, HIass Yes
ls,-. -.- .. --.-.E --,DE 81 lie
l:. ..-- III a-----oa shortly
.sas4a-. -.-.. .-.e .-.ty a.,Fe "a TO
l-.a, .-.ez sI---oi4 l4e4.t
I....,s,. 80. -.... -4-tea.
{ -he.o ia.a-4s -p l.e party H.
elu4e4 -4t.. II. 49, C-ea4at AID
er...gss.5 .4v,b.e, 4aFgar(, a-t
I'e, E.r. aad A-s. J.. b. Ca h-
1.-.- ... sa-l a.-, -.r. aa. --r-.
4. III. t...-...-.. --.. a-- -lta. I-~--
~ J.. a.I.4. --.-s Amy Ea--et,
-. -l4a. ".-e. Ms. nazti taz-
IL. ---.. I.e-ry Glenn, Ar. and
.l... s.. O.. te>-,.9 aLl bought J.,
-. -I-. ami -l.-. &olr -. i,v-.l
~. c-.5.#... l.aba. and Lettst.
Imperial Valley press., 1925-05-25

Of the Unknown American Soldier i,
the rational cemetery at Arlington II
~ Y. F. W, on Memorial Day as
feature of tteir Poppy Day program
observed in connection with their an
neal national sale of Buddy Poppici
handiwork OF disabled and needy ex!
service men, to raise funds for relid
work.
Imperial Valley press., 1925-05-25
LLCLg AID NETS ARE
III HING THIS SEASON

Ics and nets ate tle smar,
o4- l.l SIMMER according ~
--a..-.. -l.f-- cuu.pul-ere and
-a-.... cy...-s.ysr, ln all as.a4ess
l-... a. gathering Of mo4is,es
..I.. ... .a lle vu.@ smarte-t
aa pa..a.1g ior l4cc trsehs
.-.a..s STARTS "a, ,A- A-ps or
a.g. tae laJys and IS used
Iii a.o-.4 or - the front oA.y-
so - ..a back. This flare Is
-.e.e..t.y a.ea4plIslc. by gydet {,
sometimes Ly circular pieces, eccas-
.4.r ur I.ft.es, or p-alts stitched
ar .a., .4eH released. skirts VIII
"..er .Ha hem TOR some time
10 e3l.o, tor tie gDoet is believed
a. bg-A -sreyHaner ot tho full skirt
et i, 5uI>e W33s t.
+ f-aai cstseaae.y est1ca gown is
4s-aI oi q 1e" yards Of lace
a-.e le.l 4Ae lace is rather
-saEt a.. na body enough ot tp
ot goo H4asca ia damp osta.
,- Il. a,E.e j. " s,ralght-liue sill
..Hctle Wltu 1larlIG gDuets at the
-.a.s. Two large roses oA the lett
shoulder ale t4e ouly trimming, one
ln I9t ad oae la back. winch H.
q as,s ~Ay ~ sapAis liowers rAIs
( 49itAalss - 's - 4s1- - aa-t q 1'.. ~
Imperial Valley press., 1925-05-25
Alleged Slayer
OF Maine Girl
Captured Today

NEWHURfPORT, Mass, Nay -.
Harry kirby, soasAt since satur
day for he sleyidg of Miss Aida
HayMArl of Winthrop. Maine, was
Imperial Valley press., 1925-05-25

e, one made mistakes the
:. wlo Du5 cra 5-s c. ,--o
1 os lead pencils would not
La-o a fortune.
u tie Cd ~-yz c 7sf1es
1-d 1s.5- acknowledge -2
ss w-c4s-.-.g u 4.se-t @~5
ssoas.
o osa4 -p-ag412
l4s -35a,.-----.l .4-sA5 ~--1
s - s-.l. asts E-a-- -a-r-Ee 10
&@ hs.g-A- s-zs-eee 20
$1,000 pa.-g-.f e-9 DIS
o Valca - --41-a- CONT
Should J ,c64-pla-Et
10 IS gwen every .c5A-
aoo On r-s part u t-'S
ac.6, aleu--- e.-e-----4 As
no TL~g tie p~-r9A D.
Is -a-- l-a --5lg 49, '-1
we 60 ---s G~---5
s .--p-y o. . .-a,.or OK
a1a business Ul- --s----
5 W1 t-a1oda--y -o---' :
L. l.l mark O. 10 --5L Co..
-E So. us D--l----5 4-1-0z-
aaus
Imperial Valley press., 1925-05-25
(Cepy9E~
SUMMONS
In the Superior Court OF the State
Of California, in and for the 3,
County of Imperial

of California, in and for the r
County of Imperial
t0TTILIE EBERLJ, rs Guardian of
OTTO EBERLI, ALNIS EBERLI.
and ERNA EBERLT, Minors. and
OTTILIE EBERLI, Individual,
Plaintiffs.
EMIL EBERLI, Defendant.
The People of the State of Cali
fornia Send Greeting to Emil Eber-
Il, Defendant.
YOU Are Hereby Directed to Ap-
pear and answer the Complaint in
an action entitled as above, brought
against you il the Superior Court
Of the County of Imuerial, STAT q of
California, within ten days after the
service on vog Of this Sa,pmans-if
served within this county; or with
in thirty days if served elsewhere.
And you are hereby notified that
unless you appear and answer as
above required, the said Plaintiff
Will take Judgment for any money
or damages demanded in the com
pIalht, rs af-Slng upon contract, or
they Will apply to the Court for
any other relief demanded in the
Complaint.
Given under my hand and the seal
Of the Superior Court of the Coun-
ty Of Imperial, Syatc Of California,
this 18Th day Of March, 1925.
c. G. MOCSSEAU. Clerk.
Ey 7. II. Simpson, Deputy Clerk.
(SEAL)
j. Stewart Ross & r. 3. Wlitclaw,
Attorneys for Plaintiff.
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A parchment role, bearing the
elaborate 14-inch signature of Con-
stantlne VI, expelled patriarch Of
the Greek Orthodox church, has
been received by the Near East Re-
lief Committee. He sends blessing
to Americans for assistance given a
million refugees in Greece. His sig-
nature. translated, reads: "Constan.
tinos the sixth, Ecumenical Patri.
arch OF the Greek Orthodox Church"
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COTTON MARKETS

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CERTIFICATE OF FICTITIOUS
NAME
TNTC OF CAITFOrNTi

STATE OF CALIFORNIA,
COUNTY or IMPERIAL, IS.
/, the undersigned, az hereby cer-
tify aud declare that l am engaged
in the business Of conducting n
sheet metal works and manufactur-
ing Of sheet metal products at No.
429 State Street, in the City Of El
Centre. CouaIv Of Imperial, State
of California; that am transacting
said business at said address above
mentioned and within the State Of
California, under the fictitious
name Of the HGENERAL SHEET
METAL WORKS.; that [ am the
sole person interested in said bus
mess, and my full name is John
Kuhn, and my place of residence is
and / reside at No. 873 Commercial
street, in the city Of FL Centre, I'm
pcrial County, California; That on
May LIST, 1925, ! commenced trans
acting business under said fictitious
name.
IN WITNESS WHEREOF, ]
have hercunto set my hand and seal
this 18th day of May, 1925.