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MeHHTb 0aCTyIOIuHE
, 1925-04-22
Shall We Raise
Or Shall we CT?

At the meeting Of the Colonial Council
yesterday a most important le'. er from
His Excellency the Governor was read.
1t concerned the / get for the fiscal
year 1926.
Because Of it length only the salient
points will be published today.
AS a preamble His EXceliency details
the earlier appropriations calling atteu-
ton to the fact that those for the fiscal
years 1925 and 1926 offered the islands an
inducement Of first $53, $50 and then
S29, $50 to raise additional revenue.
The islands did not take advantage Of
the first inducement, that for 1925.
Will they take advantage 81 that for
1926, S29, $50?
The Governor then asks a number Of
questions, to which he also supplies an
sWers.
mq yny o'o congress 0HS' '"sss '"'''s-
Because it desired the islands to raise
m4re evenue.
Why raise more revenue?
because they do not raise enough.
W@does Congress think the islands
raise efficient revenue?
BecauA they are not sufficiently self
supporting
Are the islands raising a reasonable a
mount?
, 1925-04-22
PUBLICATION

IT is hereby brought to public not
! ice that the sum eff Francs 1920,
interest accrued on the invested
capital Of their Majesties KING
CHRISTIAN the Ninth and QUEEN
LUU4SE'S Golden Wedding Mem
orial Fund for the benefit of worthy
INDECENT persons in St. Croix, will
be available for distribution on May
Is, 1925.
Applications containing the re-
Quisite information and duly certl-
fed, should be forwarded to the IN
dersigned on or before May 10 1925.
Despatching Secretary's Office,
st. CroiX, Virgin Islands.
9 Il April, 1925.
G. P. SHAMER.
De8patcbjng Secretary.
, 1925-04-22

The industrial Band will give a con
cert on the wharf tonight.
The S. S. Haiti" from New York is
due at Frederlksted at l o'clock this
afternoon.
The Washington times. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1902-1939, 1925-11-27

Dresses that would attract atten-'
ton at much higher price!
There are ;plain tailored dresses
of sturdy poiret twills and vel
veteen for street wear beautiful
party frocks Of georgette, crepe
satin, charmeuse and flat crepe.
AS plain or as elaborate as you
may wish. For you will find gaily
embroidered dresses and simple
frocks in both one and two piece
models.
In most becoming shades, red,
green, blue, orchid, maize, flesh,
rose, black and cuckoo.
PaIais RoyaI-Bargain Basement
The Washington times. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1902-1939, 1925-11-27

Extra heavy double Each
thread Turkish Towels,
with beautiful colored borders OF
blue and pink. Perfect quality.
The Washington times. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1902-1939, 1925-11-27
Piece Pure Linen Table Sc

One 56x56-inch cloth and SCI q Q. re
six 16-inch napkins to match.
All of heavy silver bleached linen,
neatly hemstitched Boxed for Christmas gifts.
Palais ROyallBarga gain Basement
Imperial Valley press., 1925-10-26
DELEGATES RETURN
FROM 0. E. S. MEET
IN SANTA CRUZ

returning yesterday from Santa
Cruz, whore she attended the fifty
second ANNUAL session of the Grand
Chapter of the state of California.
.. l.. S. Mrs. Lula Arnold. worthy
niatron of Signal Chapter. today re-
ported Il most delightful and
worthwhile gathering.
With some 400 delegates in at
tendance, business pertaining to the
grand chapter was transacted. and
plans made for the continuation of
the many splendid activities Of this
organization. Harmonious coopera-
tlon in all work of the convention
was especially noted by those pres
cnt.
Delegates from Imperial County
included, besides Mrs. Arnold, Mrs.
Elsie Mosher, Holtvillc; Mrs. Anna
Hartman, Calcxico; Mrs. Grace
Preble, Imperial, Mrs. Ruth Pattcr-
son, and Mrs. Hazel Stilgcnbaur,
Brawelv.
Southern California carried off
the honOrs at the election. Mrs.
Cora Holland of Los Angeles being
chosen grand worthy matron. Mrs
Carrie Sones Of this city WAS honor
ed by being appointed district dep
utv grand matron.
Next wear 5 session of the grand
chapter will be held at Coronado.
Imperial Valley press., 1925-10-26
ASK UTLEY'S AID
IN PROSECUTING
LAND LAW CASES

That other countries in California
are planning action against viola
tors of the alien land law as IA re
suit of the recent indictments re-
turned by the grand jury of this
county. is evident from the YUM
crous inquiries being received at the
office Of District Attorney Utlcy.
This morning letter arrived
from Clarence G. Ward, district at
torncy Of Santa Barbara county,
asking ttley to furnish him with
copies of the complaints or indict-
ments made against alleged local
violators of the alien land law, also
copies of any dcmurrcrs that may
have been filed to the complaints bv
counsel for the defense.
''Thcrc are approximately % cas-
cs of violation of the alien land law
that we will have to take up Ward
wrote, ''and knowing that YOU have
had experience in your county with
this phase of the law violation, |
will appreciate any assistance that
YOU can give me.
The cases involved in Imperial
county have all been set for trial,
some on November l6, and the re.
maindcr on Dccember II.
Imperial Valley press., 1925-10-26

Filling a long felt need Of tn
community which has not previous
ly been met, the service bureau
plans to act as me0ium Of bring
ing together men and women whl
have needs, and people who can fiji
them.
In other words. the service bureau
will act as = on-protcssional en-
plOyment- agency. 1--WE are cspe
cially anxious to assist women who
have some talent which they wish
10 coin into money during their
spare tame, and to make their abil-
ity available TO other women who
have similar needs Mrs. McIver
stated.
We shall handle all types of
cases, however, Mrs. McIver con
tinued. ''lf a hostess wishes dainty
place cards for Il luncheon, if busy
mother needs the services Of some
one with whom to leave her child
rem, if "a hurried. business man wants
stenograplter, or eolored clean
ing woman wishes 10 find employ
ment, they should all list their
wants with, the service bureau.
Two card index lists will be main
tanned by the ssefviee bureau at its
headquarters Office hours will be
kept during a part of each day, and
wants of both kinds may be listed
by telephone or personal applica-
tion. No fees viii be charged, the
bureau being strictly one Of com
munity service.
Mrs MeIver asks that men and
women of the city be considering
their needs, and be ready to list
them with the service bureau when
1t opens II opens next week.
In discussing the almsst endless
types Of needs which the service
bureau plans to fill. Mrs. J.
Drasmand Huston, president of the
Te1i Th9hsan4 club, made the fol
lowing. Silgssstions for the women
OF the. Ito whom the .busea.l.-sle-y
sires to BEEF special assistance:
If you have Il bit of spare time
and can do dainty needle work
take care of some busy mother 5
1dhiliS hehdlns, do tutoring in anv
subject, or help school children who
need special instruction; if YOU can
make dainty favors or paint pretty
taliles for brige, if YOU do typin .
or wish TO take-eare OF children. If
you have any Of these abilities or
any others of any kind what
soeVer, plan to communicate with
the service bureau when it opens
The service bureaus benefit In
the community will be in direct pro-
portion to the cooperation it receiv-
es from individuals and organiza
tlons III compiling its need list. =
Sheip wanted) and its capabilities
hst (work wanted, committee
members who will be in charge of
this new work state.
Imperial Valley press., 1925-10-26
NOTICE OF CONTEST
tFor Publication)
Department of the Interior
United States Land Office
Los Angeles, California
October 3. 1925

Los Angeles, California
October 3, 1925
TO Billy Schnell, Contcstee:
You are hereby notified that Mrs.
Bess Schnell, who gives Long Beach,
California, as her post office ad-
dress, did on October 3, 1925, file
in this office her duly corroborated
application to contest and secure
the cancellation of your Homestead
Entry No. 039J66, made November
26, 1919, for SWA Of SEA, EH of
SWH and SWH of SWH, Section
3, Township 16H S, Range u +.
5. B. Meridian, ana as grounds for
her contest she alleges that Billy
Schnell has failed to establish resi-
dence or TO cultivate or improve
the above described land that he
has entirely abandoned said land
since date of entry that such aban-
donment and failure to comply with
the law was not due to his employ
ment in the military or naval ser.
vice Of the L. 9.
You are, therefore, further noti-
fled that the said allegations will
be taken as confessed, and your
said entry will be Cancelled without
further right to be heard, either
before this office or on appeal, if
you fail to file in this office within
twenty days after the FOURTH
of this notice, as shown
below, your answer, under oath,
specifically responding to these al
of contest, together with
due proof that you have served a
copy Of your answer on the said con
-estant either in person or by reg
stored mail.
You should state in your ancWer
-he name Of the post office 70
which you desire future notices to
be sent 80 you.
b. B. SMITH, Register.
Date of first publication, October
;. 1928 Z e12-
Imperial Valley press., 1925-10-26
Enjoyable HalloWe'en
Party GiUen at the
Home of Mrs. Green

Mrs. j. j. Green and Miss Jessie
Hollcnbaugh were joint hostcsses at
delightful HalIowe ZEN party Civ
en- Saturday evening at the home of
Mrs. Green, G93 Brighton avenue.
Hallowc ZEN decorations, with "a
black and orange color scheme pre-
dominating, created proper at,
mosphcre for an evening of Halo
We 'cu games.
Mrs. II. NJ. Armstrong. who told
Il ghost story, and Mrs. \. II. Kcll-
er, who read fortunes with cards.
added much 10 the fun Of those pre-.
sent. Refreshments appropriate TO
the season were served by the two
hostesses.
Those cnjoving the event were
Mrs. 4. NJ. Armstrong, Miss Irene
Brooks, Mrs. Frank Chaplin, Mrs.
John W. Cook, Miss Edith Hedrick.
Miss Myrtle Dixon, Miss Nora
kreps Mrs. A. H. Keller, Mrs.
Lewis Moore, Mrs. Frank Parent.
Nj iss Thelma Upton and Miss Dor.
thy Wilson.
Imperial Valley press., 1925-10-26
CHEVROLET AUTO
METHODS SHOWN
BY BIG PHOTOS

The marvcls of modern automo-
tive precision and production meth
ods arc depicted in a series of A.
enlarged photographs now being
shown to the public at the sales
rooms Of all American and Canadian
Chevrolet dealers.
The Photographic series covers
the same interesting operations in
the manufacture of Chevrolet ears
which would be shown visitor at
the factories.
One of the most spectacular pie
lures shows q huge drop forge ham
mer weighing 100000 pounds. Ham
mers Of this type are used to make
the Chevrolet crankshaft. The fall.
ing weight is a three ton block sof
steel which is lifted by steam. 1t
is 50 responsive to the touch of the
skilled operators that they are able
to place a watch on the bottom die
block and strike it with the hummer
so deicatclv that the crystal re-
mains unbroken. Each hammer will
forge $50 crankshafts during a 10.
hour day.
Other striking features of the cx-
hibit are pictures of monster ma.
chine which uses 100000 ampcrcs of
electricity to weld the Chevrolet one
piece banjo-typc rear axle housing;
a machine which drills 3o holes,
simultaneously in the bottom of the
Chevrolet cylinder block; a rotary
milling machine which finishes at
one operation the lower sides of six
cylinder blocks, and 62.ton press
which forms Chevrolet fender at
one stroke.
The individual grinding of valves,
the delicate balancing of pistons so
that every piston in each motor
weighs the same and many inter
esting micrometric inspections also
are illustrated in the remarkable ex.
hibit.
Imperial Valley press., 1925-10-26
". {. T. u. Delegates
Back from Convention

Imperial county'S delegates 10
the Southern California W. e. T. L.
convention have returned to their
respective homes, following attend
ancc at the gathering held in River
side last week.
Greetings were exchanged with
the Northern California convention
Which was meeting at the same time
IN Oakland. Delegates AT Riverside
represented thc 1900 membership
now enrolled in the W. e. r. [. IN
Southern California.
Splendid programs were mention
ed by Mrs. Oscar Sweeney in report
ing on the convention today. Fur
thcr details will be given by Mrs.
Sweeney at thc next meeting Of the
local union, to be held at the home
of Mrs. w. L. Hancock on Friday.
The local delegation included
Mesdamcs Sarah Staack and Oscar
Sweeney, III Ccntro, Miss Jane
Royce, III Centre and Mrs. Angelne
Courtney, Iiehcr
Imperial Valley press., 1925-10-26
Picture Tells of
Jazz and Romance

"Nielt Life Of New York; the
new Allan Dwan- Paramount produe-
tion, which opened last night at tile
Valley thcatcr and will remain two
more days, is based ON an original
story of metropolitan jazz and ro-
nance by Edgar Selwyn, the noted
playwright and producer of stage
plays Rod Lii Rocquc, Dorothy
Gish, Ernest Terrence and George
Hackathornc have feature roles III
the east.
Rod La Rocquc has the role of II
rich man $ son, a youth for whom
the night hollis no tcrrors except
that of having to 90 home before
daylight. The father, played by
Ernest Terrence, has different
idcas-as fathers so often have
aud even though the small town in
which he aud his son live offers IL
rather limited field for dcviltry, he
wants to cure his SON of his wild
habits.
Imperial Valley press., 1925-10-26
COLLEGE WONEN
OPEN SEASON WITH
ENTHUSIASTIC MEET

With an attendance Of some SO
women, representing every city in
the county. the Imperial Valley Col
lege Women 5 rlub opened its sea
son with an enthusiastic meeting ut
the Woman : Ten Thousand club
Saturday afternoon.
, y delightful musical program. a
reception, and business session
were features Of the gathering.
Delivering a charming welcome to
the college women who have recent
ly come 10 the valley. Mrs. {. y.
Vance Of Brawlev opened the pro
gram with Il message of greeting.
She WAS followed by Miss Martha
Heninger of Calexico. who gave a
piano solo. Mrs. Walter REYNOLDS
of Holtvile sang a vocal number,
Mrs. Carmen Fairbanks, accom-
panied by Mrs. c. l.. Jenkins, both
Of Imperial, gave a pianologue, and
Mrs. l.. Jones of Heber completed
the program with Il piano solo.
The club house was prettilv deco
rated for rhe occasion with tall
baskets of roses and grecnerv. Mrs.
Josephine King presided ut the
punch bowl when IN informal recep-
tion was held following the pro
gram. Many college women who are
new comers in the valley were pre-
sent.
At the business session which OPP
ened the afternoon at which Miss
Irene Brooks presided. Miss Thclma
Upton. FL Centre. was appointed
corresponding secretary to succeed
Miss Lois Blackburn. Miss Louise
Hollingsworth, Imperial, was chos-
en- recording secretary in place of
Mrs. II. v, Grav;~4mperiat-7 Mrs.-~4sr;
Jones of Heber was appointed Fed
GRAFTON News chairman.
Announcements regarding the.
Southern District convention to be
held in FL Centre, November 1920
were made, and Mrs. Leslie F. Lv-
all, Brawley. and Mrs. John W.
Cook, Fl Centre. were appointed TO
act as delegates for the college wo-
men 5 club.
Imperial Valley press., 1925-10-26
SUGGESTIONS FOR
HALLOWEEN

Hallowe EN-, The one night of all
the year when ordinary convention.
al entertaining is out of place and
instead the spirit of superstition
and mischief hold sway.
The fun really begins when YOU
send ont the invitations, for in the
lower left corner should be written
Please come dressed so that the
ghosts. goblins and witches will rec
ognize vou as belonging to their
elan. =
Costumes for Halowc EN- are cas-
ier to devise than for almost any
other occasion and the accepted col
ors for the day. orange and black
lend themselves to striking effects
with very little work ON the part of
the maker.
Crepe paper costumes called "slip-
overs are very easy to make and
they may be adapted to costumes
for either boys or girls. The founda-
tion is straight strip of crepe
paper, cut out for the neck and
hanging straight down front and
back to the waist line or below.
Narrow ribbons are scwed ON both
sides at the waist line to hold it i'll
place. To this foundation ruffles,
fringe or cut out figures are fast
ened. The costume is slipped over
Il simple frock or business suit and
with the addition of an appropriate
head-dress makes complete cos
tune.
y few costumes that can be made
in the form of "slip-overs are,
witch, gipsy, pirate, clown, bat.
,wl and pumpkin.
Hauowe EN- Menu
\ menu i'll keeping with Halo ,
fe EN- color scheme is as follows:
Orange and Grapefruit Salad
Raisin Bread Sandwiches !
with Pimento and Cream Cheese ,
Orange and Lemon Cookies
Orange Sherbet
Orange Bonbons and Gum Drops
Imperial Valley press., 1925-10-26
TRIBAL LEADERS !
PLAN DRIVE FOR
RELIGION, LANDS

SAN FRANCISCO, Oct. 26. -
Tribal leaders of the Pueblos, Oldest
known residents Of North America,
made plans here today for religious
liberty and land rights OF 1000
tribcSmcn in the Pacific Southwest
The Fuchlos are here Oh invita-
ton ON the Indian Defense assOcia-
tion Of California and will appear
before several state and civ. or
ganizatiOns.