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Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1925-10-30
BUDGET WILL BE TOPIC.

DR.. George F. Bowerman, librarian
of the Public Library. and Selden NJ.
Ely, supervising principal Of the fifth
division of the public schools, will
speak at meeting of the District Pub.
lie School Association in the board
room of the District Building Wednes-
day night at o'clock.
The association will consider the
school budget for the next fiscal year
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1925-10-30

The Oldest eggs In the world are be-
lieved to be those found in Mongolia.
and claimed to be those of the dino
saur, a reptile which lived 100000
years ago.
El Mundo. [volume] (San Juan, P.R.) 1919-1990, 1925-01-26
Acabe Con ell
Reumatismo

A las cuarciones de reumatismo
obtenidas con ell elixir de Leonar-
di para la Sangre" Sc les ha lla-
mado "nilagros" por aquellos que
han visto las cuaraciones casi i'm
posibles que este marayilloso re-
medic ha realizado.
El .reumatismo .es una enferme-
dad de la sangre y no puede curarse
mientras exista cualquier veneno
peumatico en- las venas La prime
ra dosis de elixir de Leonardo pa
ra la Sangre" comienza a eliminar
de la sangre toda .partfcula de acido
urico y las demas impurezas vene-
nosas que causan el reumatismo.
Produce = aumenta la sangre roja
p rica y de esta manera le da nue.
va vida y vigor al sistema. Para
las personas de edad este remedio
es especialmente valioso, devolvien-
doles su energfa y vitaidad y dam,
doles salud y fuerza. Para los ca
SOS cr6nicos de Reumatismo, Ca
tarro, Afecciones Escrofillosas, En-
venenamiento de la Sangre, Ulce-
raS y otras Intermediates de la
Sangre, el "Elixir de Leonardo pa
ra la Sangre", es un especifico.
Insista en- que sea el Elixir de
Leonardo Advt.
El Mundo. [volume] (San Juan, P.R.) 1919-1990, 1925-01-26


tener esta Administrator al entire
gar en- ell pr6ximo Enero 1926, las
riendas del poder y al entregar tam
bien un Sinnumero de ObraS MUM.
cipales de moderna construction con
todos los requisites de hygiene, or
nato, y comodidad que requiere ell
progreso".
FL senior Cabrera, QueremoS signi
fear, no es egoista. AjuStandose a
su condicion de cabaIlero, comparte
Ell APPLAUSE que bien merece. con
sus companeros de administration,
y dice:
"Cabe squi un elogio para ell NE
GoCIADo DE ASUNTos NUM-
NIPALES" de la Tesoreria de
Puerto Rico, y su digno jefe senior
Gorbea, quien en- toda OCCASION ha
puesto al servicio de esta Comuni-
dad Municipal su buena voluntad
y gran capacidad, prestando a es-
te Municipio, mejor, a los NUM-
cipios de Puerto Rico, una decidi-
da y eficiente Cooperation, desatan-
do dificultades Y solucionando du-
das.
Cierro estas lineas hacienda cons
tar Ell testimonio de mi agradeci-
miento, Ell mas sincere. al senior Car
los de Tarniella, Secretario y AU-
ditcr de este Mupictpto, quien me
presto verdadera ayuda cooperan-
do 81 kxito de mis- aastionas v q
El Mundo. [volume] (San Juan, P.R.) 1919-1990, 1925-01-26

Construction y Rep. Ca
minos y parte puente
"Candelaria" 100000
CONSTRUCTION de parte del
Hospital 10000
Construction Edifcio Es-
collar de dos salones 60
ma Urbana) 100000
Construction de uu Edit
clio escolar de seis salones.
(zona Urbana) 21.00O.O0
Construction de tres edif-
clos de concrete para es-
cuelas rurales. 100000
GaStos en- conexi6n con
cl emprestito, impression boz
nos, anuncfos de bonos 100000
TOTAL S102.0oo.00
FL seis de JUNO 1922, el Consejo
Executive aprob6 en- defnitiva La
ordenanza de emprestito y despues
de hacerse las publicaciones nece-
sarias para Ia subasta do los bo-
nos. So .concedi6 La buena pro a los
senores Ames Emerich y Co. de
Nueva York siendo representatives de
esa firnra ell National City Bank de
New York en- San Juan. FL % de
Diciembre del mismo afio ingres6
"a las areas Municipales la cantidad
de ciento cuatro mil quinientos
treinta y tres dollars $104,533.0 .0O)
por los conceptos de: $102, ZOO. 90
del emprestito. $133.0o de prima y
$2,400 de intereseS acumulados va
que la ordenanza principiaba a re-
gir en- primero de Julio 1922, cuya
cantidsd de $4,000 Sc remiti6 al
Tesorero de Puerto Rico su petit
ci6n para hacer frente a los mis-
mos intereses del emprestito men
cionadon.
TodaS las obras mencionadas en-
Ell parrafo anterior a las que hay
que s1adir otro edifcio escolar de
6 saIones, han sido debidamente
stenaidas sr1ichss Dc las cualeS, har
500 Ga terniin ao as. 01rsS, corao Ell
acueo'1cto y el hospital Quedaraa
SezInin%da,S eu uu fuSntO cercano.
El pueblo estara pues. satisfecho
con Ia magnffcs labor prometida ,
cllmplida por la Administrator
Que hasta ell 12 de enero rigid la
cosa pdbIica Municipal.
| Mas adelante dice ell senior Ca
brera en- su informe:
"Con la mayor sohcitud he des-
empehado las funciones inherentes
los cargos que me han confado,
luchando con los inconvenientes de
un PreSupuesto demasiado exiguo
para las atenciones hoy existentes,
sobre todo en- 10 referente a Gales,
Icaminos y servicio sanitario, y
hsciendolo constar solo para que
no SO Olga que no doy al pueblo
todaS las mejoras necessrias por no
querer, sino por no poder, pero en-
centrandome sinembargo muy salts
fecho como Sc encontraran todos los
miembros de esta administration al
yer que hoy Vega Alta cuenta con
tres magnificos edificios escolares
urbanos Y uno de dos salones ru-
raj, sin contar las otras escueIas
de maderas propiedad del Munici-
pio, un cementerio nuevo, puesto
dc carne, Hospital acueducto, to-
do construfdo, ideado, y planeado
por esta Asamblea Municipal y es-
te Concejo de Administrator, quie
mes solo encontraron al hacerse car
go del Municipio, una casa Alcal-
dfa en- NAL estado pues ell techo es-
taba inservible Y Ell Comisionado
Municipal de Obras Publicas tuvo
que cambiarlo por complete, un ma
tadero Que tuvo tambi6n que repa-
rar dicho Comisionado y una es-
cuela de seis salones que fu@ des-
truida en- La conAagraci6n de Oct.
1923; tnmeusa satistaeci6u 81 debs
El Mundo. [volume] (San Juan, P.R.) 1919-1990, 1925-01-26

AOM1N1SVRAC1ON
A principles de nuestra llegada a
este pobre y peQueno, pero pinto
resco y simpatico pueblo de Vega
Alta. lego hasta nosotros un dfa,
el entonces Director Escolar, senor
jose Calder6n. venia acompaflado
do un caballero de mediana esta-
tura, pero, de aspecto simpatico y
agradable. Vengo presentarle q
nuestro querido alcalde, nos dijo
el director escolar. Tue pues, en- ese
dta, que tuvimos la oportunidad de
conocer al sefior Lorenzo Cabrera,
famiiarmente conocido por todos
como don Tito. No fu6 esa, sin
embargo, la inica. vez que Ie ira
tamos. Desde entonces tuvimos re-
laciones muy cordiales, y seg1n pa
saban los dfas, nos fbamoS dando
cuenta que Vega Alta tenia Nm yer
dadero Alcalde, un leal funcionario
phbiicc.
Fundado en- sus deseos de ajustar-
SO los verdaderos principles ds-
mocr$ticos que deben ser la base
de todo gobierno, don Tito dej6 q
rrn lado toda ambici6n' personal. Y
Sc abstuvo en- presentarse como car
didato a Alcalde para reelection,
aunque por Su labor realizada, en-
tendemos nosotros, muy bien mere
cia. Que bello gesto ell de tan popu-
lar Alcalde y que buen ejemplo a
seguir! 81 en- todos los pueblos Sc
hubiese repetido el mismo case. mu-
chas diferencias politicas y persona
les Sc hubieran evitado. Ell dia 1c
de enero, de acuerdo con la ley, oon
Tito entreg6 la Administrator Mu
nicipal al nuevo alcalde electo. El
distinguido ex-funcionario puede es
tar SECURE, de que no so:snicnte
cTrmpli6 con la ley, sino quo tam
biSn dsjo yer. en- su sctitu6 sxri-
bs nre11cionaaa, de ode cuInE4;o cor.
SuS osoereS cifua oa4loT. P~sas :eao.
naS ystirsrSS 10 so4aner.S tsaa.
quilo, sino tambien satisfecho de
So labor reanzads que no es pocs, y
Ia Cual es digna de encomic.
~Cpew xw-y
Ell INFoRME ANUAL
Tenemos la vista ei inforne
anual que el Alcalde saliente senior
Cabrera, rinde al Gobernador de
Puerto Rico de acuerdo con la ley
Municipal. Es este informe, una be-
la exposition de Ia labor realiza-
da por ell referido funcionario y
los dem$s miembroS de la admins
TRACTION entire los que merecen espe-
cial menci6n, ell sefior jose b. Cal
deron, director Escolar, y ell senior
Carlos Tarniella, auditor. Dice el
Acalde en- su informe:
'En JUNO IL de 1922, Ia Asam-
blea Municipal q peticion del Con-
sejo de Administration acord6 apro
bar una ordensnza para contratar
uu Emprestito de ($102, ,OOO. .0o)
ciento dos mil dollars y que Sc de-
dicara los fines siguientes:
Construction de un Acue-
ducto o Pozos Artesia-
El Mundo. [volume] (San Juan, P.R.) 1919-1990, 1925-01-26
Cuestiones Muniiciipales

Ell ALCALDE SALIENTE DE We
GA ALTA, sR. LORENZO CABRE
RA. Ell INFoRME ANUAL. LA
LABOR REALIZADA PoR LA
ADMINISTRATION
El Mundo. [volume] (San Juan, P.R.) 1919-1990, 1925-01-26

Quien no puedo menos de fehcita
una vez mas por su eticiencia, ca
pacidad, generates conocimientos, y
hombria de bien.
Lorenzo CABRERA,
Alcalde Municipal.
Terminamos este artfculo infor
mando que Ell pueblo que saba aqui
latar valores, cree que Ell sefior Ca
hEera es el candidate iudiscutible
El Mundo. [volume] (San Juan, P.R.) 1919-1990, 1925-01-26

para Ell cargo de Juez de Paz, ac-
tualmente vacante. Nosotros de
nuestra parte queremos decir oue
en- el tendria ell Departamento de
Justicla, un funcionario de capa-
cldad, probo y cumphdor de su de.
Der.
Luis Lebr6n ORTIZ,
B. 8. in Chem.
Vega Alta,
| Puerto Rico.
Imperial Valley press., 1925-02-25
EIGHT INJURED
IN EXPLOSION
OF DYNA MITE

LANGTRY, Tex, Feb. 95.-Offi.
cials of the Southern Pacific rail
way were preparing today to begin
an investigation Of the explosion Of
dynamite in the company rock
quarry on the outskirts Of Laugtry
Tuesday afternoon which took toll
Of eight dead and nine injured.
Pending further Investigations
cause Of the tragic accident was at
trlhufod TO q premature explosion Of
the heavy blasting charges
TIE dead include j. ". larshaw,
7. PaSo divisional engineer Of the
EI PaSo division of the Southern
Pacific.
Imperial Valley press., 1925-02-25

Roy and Ray D'Autrcmont, former
" of Eugene, Ore, suspected of
having held up Southern Pacific
train in the Siskiyou mountains
near the Or@gon-California lime Oc-
tobcr II, 1923, have been captur'
in Mexico and are now being held
for Identification in the Jail at
llcrmosillo, according TO word re
criNet by Southern Pacific off
cialS hero.
\ third man, said to resemble
Imperial Valley press., 1925-02-25
VALLEY
THEATRE

Glass Manufacturers Of America.
Production in 1924 was VI ,ood,,
474 square feet. This was 2,4s''o'2
square feet more than was produce"
in 1929, and isit continuation OF the
progress made in the last four years.
The total production in l92l' for
instance was 33,578,6S2 square 1eet"
The serilerre I SIX Farm, near
Orovillc, Butte County, expects to
hatch 100000 silkworm eggs dur
inc 1929.
Imperial Valley press., 1925-02-25

Hugh y 'Autrcmont, is under sur
veillance in the state of Sonora and
also will be arrested, the dispatches
said.
In the Siskiyou holdup, bandits
killed three members of the train
crew and attempted TO rifle the
mail and express ears.
Maybe 4 man who wen pay his
own debts thinks we should collect
every cent Europe owes us.
Imperial Valley press., 1925-02-25
PERSONALS

Roy Clifford is attending Tho
Orange Show in San Bernardino.
Bill Allen went to for Los An.
geles with Gov. Rodriguez of Lower
California 10 sre the Walker. Co
lima figl
Il. II. "rochcron. director OF
: Agriculture extension service. state
of California is in FL Centre to.
day He Will attend the date grow
ers meetings.
Mr.. and Mrs. Romeo Smith are
leaving tonight ito attend the Or
ange Show in San Bernarlino.
Miss Lucille Mccullough, instruc,
tor in the high school, has been i'll
for the past faw days.
Mr.. and Mrs Alfonzo Bell, the
noted successful oil man of Los An
geles are visiting in Fl Centre to-
day.
Mr.. and Mrs. Alderman, connect
ed with the Artesian Water Com
pany of Thermal, are in FL Centre
today on business.
Mr.. and Mrs. q. G. Crawford of
Bridgeport, Connecticut, are regis
trants at the Barbara Worth Hotel.
Mr., and Mrs. f. +. Bradley of San
Antonio, Texas. are sight seeing in
FL Centro today.
Ted Lewis aud Y. A. Stewart of
New York city are spending i ftw
days in the valley.
NJ. Schuman of Chicago is regis
tered at the Barbara " orth hotel.
Mr.. and Mrs. James 'Keefc are
in Fl Centre on business. Mr.. o.
keefe is an attorney in San Diego.
Mr.. and Mrs. c. =. Flick of Los
Angeles are IN Fl Centre today on
business. Mr.. Flick is one of the
many lettuce buyers who come to
tie valley on business.
Mr.. and Mrs. H. g. Blodgett of
San Diego are registered at the
Barbara Worth hotel. Mr.. Blod-
G 1T is with one of the prominent
oil companies of California.
A. j. Shamblein who has charge
of the government date gardens in
Indio, California, IS in FL Centre
today.
DR.. Walter T. swingle who has
charge Of date work IN the |. :.
Of Agriculture. IS here
today 10 conduct the date demons
.ration at the date growers meet
ing.
Mrs. 7 s. MeEIvany of seeIey
IS shopping in Fl Centre today.
Mrs. Paul Cook Of Calexico is
in Fl Centre today.
TT. .1roene Of Kipg-Johnson
returned from Los Angeles last
night, where he has beea buying for
Mrs.. J. T. connely and Mrs.
Mark Rose Of Holtville are in +!
Ccntro today on business.
VIII Abraham Of Brawley is
business visitor in III Centre 20
day.
Mr.. and Mrs. J. c. Davis ana cliI-
dren Of Campo are visiting in FL
Centric.
Mrs. John g. LaRew has Il, her
house guest Mrs. Brown Of Denver,
Colorado.
!. lAaclJDhaId and fdWliN or
Mountain Springs We're i'll town
yesterday.
Mrs. Ralph Reynolds has recov-
cred from her recent illness and is
back at her desk in the irrigation
office.
Mrs. Marie Overmire is out again
after a few days confinement to
her home with cold.
John Loofbourow has returned to
San Bernardino, after spending the
week end and holiday with his fam
lily here.
Miss a. Kavanaugh of the coun-
~ library has gone to riverside
to take ten weeks course in lib
lary work. Her work in the local
offico has been assumed by Mrs.
Russell Kliegel.
Mr. and Mrs. William \. Fleming
former residents Of this city who
have been living in Calcxico for
some months, have returned TO take
up their residence here and have
rented an apartment on Olive st.
Imperial Valley press., 1925-02-25
Starting
Tomorrow
at the
MANUFACTURE OF
PLATE GLASS TO
SHOW AN INCREASE
by United Press Leased Wire

PITTSBURGH, Feb. 20 Plate
glass manufacturing in the United
States, which broke all records in
1924, is expected to hang up a new
high score in 1928, according to p.
n. Hughes, secretary of the Plate
Imperial Valley press., 1925-02-25

rredit before you need it. This will
save You delay in opening accounts
with valley merchant-members of
our service. Application forms may
be secured from merch ants or at our
office. Commercial Credit & Service
CO. III Rehkopf Bldg. e Centre.
Phone 264. adv
Arrested on Bench Warrant
Bcnnie Northern, a material witness
in The jim Calhoun case, the after
math Of liz shooting az Jean Hud-
son in this city last December. was
arrested by Officer Mayo of the
city police last night on 4 bench
warrant from the superior court
AID is held at the county jail. The
Calhoun trial is set for March Q.
Automobile loans. I clear your
car and loan you money. you paw
me by the month. Fred r. Cross,
$50 Main ST. Phone 359J, FL Cen
tro. adv.
Hotel Barbara Worth club break
, fast 2Jc VI. Special chicken. turkey
md steak dinners $L00. Table de
note dinner 800. Seventh street
-utranee direct into dining room. al
Fire Dlsappears-Shortly after !
0 clock. tie fire drpartmar answer
cd Il cali from Box II a. Sixth and
Main streets. No sign o.. flre could
be found when the apparatus ar
rived. Spectators sail IN automo-
bile had caught fire but neither the
ear nor the owu..r could be located
and the fire trucks returned 10 head
quarter without coming 10 q stop.
Valley Beauty Shop. Phone 324J.
adv
Everybody nats Paul's Buttered
Pop Corn. Why3 adv
Made of Cream. its no dream, it
is dandy. Pau. 5 Candy. adv
Dance Every Wed. {; Sat. nights
n HehCr Palm Garden. adv
For Sale.-A rev Mission Type
Stucco House with garage, lust
completed and ready for occupancy.
See &. l.. Collins, Contractor Phone
No. 80 or No. 2S7. adv
Loynd Serves the Best Fountain
Lunch in Southern Calf. Try il
once and get the habit. adv
Mcclellan Leaves Hospital-Wal-
lace Mcclellan. member of the state
traffic squad, who WAS hurt in a
smatlu0 ~ Ca,eX-.o several weeks
ago. Las left the FL Centre hoSpi-
tai Lat is still forced to use cutch-
cs to make his way ahou'. Mac : 80
return 10 semi.actiyc duty leaves
only one member o. the squad on
the sick list, Offic II Knight who
/. confined 10 the hospital with a
broken leo
Imperial Valley press., 1925-02-25
NEWS BRIEFS
from City and County

---------f:s- c----->Ss'SS---
How About You?-G. G.. Tucker
manager Of the local office of the
Southern California Automobile
Club, calls attention Of auto owners
that March . is the last day 1925
license plates can he secured with
ont the applicant paving severe
penalty.
She VII. Enjoy Eating at Steves.
adv
Davis Beauty Parlor. ,Hhonc aa7.
adv
EvangeLsts Gone Rev. A. C..
Carr and his wife. who have been
conducting gospel tent meetings st
Fifth and Olive streets for some
weeks, left the valley Yesterday
for Los Angeles. where they viii
rest for n short time before start
ing % series Of meetings 1t San
Rernaraiuo. Rev Carr is much i'm
pressed with the valley and express
ed his intention Of returning tie
latter part e September.
7. Q. O. 7. Business Meeting. J. /.
Traycrs office, 504 Main Street,
Thursday, Feb. &c, 7:30 p. q. Be
sure TO come. adv
Fine Steaks a: Steves'. adv
Mrs. Brooks Beauty Shop. Phone
2o6. adv
Miss West Back.-Miss Bessie
West, who has been studying music
in Los Angeles for some time. has
returned 10 the valley and viii be
employed at tho assessor $ office for
the nrXt three or taur months Miss
West, who has been a pupil of
Philo Becker, WAS featured on
radio program hroadcasted from
Los Angeles recently, 20 which
many of her friends in the valley
listened in.
Home Made Candy at 30c b. At
Paul's. adv
school of Music. Elmer A. Tod
assisted by Fstcllr Katherine Need
ham and Mary Elizabeth Greer. All
grades. Delightful method for CHILD
ZEN. Ca Olive. Phone 4GGW. adv
DR.. Harry Hooper Dentist CA
Main st. Phone 3s2W. adv
Thieves Still Busy. T. Brown
of the Southern Trust Bank re-
ported the tLoft Of tire, rim and
tube from hiS ear. to the police this
morning. The theft is believed TO
have occurred last night f. W.
Ross. of the Park Wow Apartment
also lost 3tX4L. United States
Roval cord tire fsom lis car last;
night !. ". Bowers. reported the
theft e gold watch from his of
flee at us North Fifth Street.
Davis Beauty Pa-lor. Phone 90.
adv
wooda Blessy Dance Studio. 100
Orange. Phone 4llW. adv
Davis Beauty Pa.lor. Phone o27.
adv
Meeting Postponed.-Due 70 the
visit of the California Farm Lands
conference, and tHe highway cole.
bration at Yuma. Tho regular meet
ing Of the Associated Chambers Of
Commerce. scheduled for Friday
night at lleber has heer cancelled
The meeting Will bee held ou March
-. at which the annual election Of
officers Will be held.
Noland's Orchestra. Music for Al
occasions. Phone El Centre SIS. al,
Drink coachella Artesian Water
Phone 22W. Bulwino Boit CO. ad,
Price Out on Bail-C. ". Pric,
who was arrested al Caloxico Sat
urday night upon st0tutori
charge. was Jrraieued in that cit
last night before Justice Markel
who set baii az $4,000 and desig
mated Thursday, March ., as IA
date for preliminary hearing
Fsjee Wa8 able % make bnil mud wa
fs3ebse4 from euFodv lof night
MSS katherine ward Krpellai
a.essl atttbrr. studio Gl3 Oliyl
Aef ~ m week V9ioes triet
Aeee ra3e fsf IeasoA
1',ps S a1y
safM0 - ese ..set
1a sa f9"
fa a t
s
ftteg w W 4. se
s F~att sH -"
Imperial Valley press., 1925-02-25
COTTON MARKETS

Hy United Press Leased Wire
NEW YORK, Feb. 2j.-Tho cot
ton market closed higher, up -
10 50 points. Spots steady, up 50;
midland uplands 25.35.
Imperial Valley press., 1925-02-25

To New Arrivals. Establish your
"redit before YOU need it. This will
save YOU delay in opening accounts
with valley merchant-members of
our service. Application forms may
be secured from merchants or at our
office. Commercial Credit & Service
CO. III Rehkopf Bldg. e. Centre.
Phone 264 adv
Imperial Valley press., 1925-02-25
BELIEVE FAMED
HOLD-UP TRIO
is ROUNDED Up

BY United Press Leased Wire
san FRANCISCO. Feb. 25.-Two
men answering the description of
Imperial Valley press., 1925-02-25

TO. O. 7. Business Meeting. J. /.
Traycrs' office, 5J4 Main Street.
THURSDAY, Feb. &c, 7:30 p. Il. BE
sure TO come. adv
Imperial Valley press., 1925-02-25
Arrested on Bench Warrant

Automobile Loans. I clear your
car and loan you money. YOU paw
me by the month. Fred R. Cross,
$50 Main St. Phone 359J, FL Cen
tTo. adv.
Imperial Valley press., 1925-02-25

Hotel Barbara Worth club break
fast 2Jc un. Special chicken. turkey
md steak dinners sl00. Table de
note dinner 800. Seventh street
entrance direct into dining roorn. al
Imperial Valley press., 1925-02-25

Evangelsts Gone Rev. A. c.
Carr and his wife. who have been
conducting gospel tent meetings ST
Fifth and Olive streets for some
weeks, left the valley Yesterday
for Los Angeles, where they viii
rest for short time before start
ing series Of meetings at San
Rernaraiuo. Rev, Carr IS much i'm
pressed with the valley and express
ed his intention Of returning tie
latter part e September.
Imperial Valley press., 1925-02-25

Mrs. Brooks Beauty Shop. phon
2o6. aG
Imperial Valley press., 1925-02-25

Fine Steaks a. Steyes i.
Imperial Valley press., 1925-02-25

She Wiz Enjoy Eating at Steves.
adv
Imperial Valley press., 1925-02-25

How About You?-G. G. Tucker
manager of the local office of the
Southern California Automobile
Club, calls attention Of auto owners
that March . is the last day 1925
license plates can he secured with
ont the applicant paving severe
penalty.
Imperial Valley press., 1925-02-25

Davis Beauty Parlor. Phone o27.
adv
Imperial Valley press., 1925-02-25

Home Made Candy at 30c ID. Al
Paul s. adv
Imperial Valley press., 1925-02-25

Miss West Back.-Miss Bessie
West, who has been studying music
in Los Angeles for some time, has
returned 10 the valley and viii be
employed at tho assessor s office for
the nrxt thrae or taur months Miss
West, who has been a pupil of
Philo Becker, WAS featured on 4
radio program hroadcasteI from
Los Angeles recently, 20 which
many of her friends in the valley
listened in.
Imperial Valley press., 1925-02-25

MSS katherine Ward Kupellan
aessl ateehrr. studio Ga Olive
N0 ~ m week Foiaes trIed
Aet.v n',fs raAe fsf lessons
Fipis S adv
tnuu0 es k.tset
HHs
1 saH fa
fa a .F
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grades Delightful method for Child
fen. GA Olive. Phone 4G5W. adv