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The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1925-05-16
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The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1925-05-16
HE'LL QUIT NOW
Dope Seller Nabbed Three
Times; Gets Five Years

Charles O'Malley war one Of tho
most persistent sellers OF narcotics
tho federal force hero ever cnooun.
tered, W. J. Patterson. local agent.
told Federal Judge Jeremiah Nctsrcr
when o Mulley cnmc up for sentence
Friday.
After being rdtasod from prison
he Immediately began the business
sRain, Patterson said, and. while no
WAS at liberty under bond, pending
trial, ho WAS arrested n third time.
wen send YOU 10 place where
your patronage will bo ourtailcd. "
said Judge Notoror, O'Mnlley was
given fivo-yenr term nt McNcll's
island pcnitontnnry.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1925-05-16
POLICE FINDING
LOOT OWNERS
Clear Up ID Robberies IN
Connection With Fence"

Win IA rulGeFlss cleared un ~
t-abrr an1 So mnru uuaes tHsstA
CATION. r8liea Saturday we're 20
question Airs ne'ina Harris. e.
coiarsd. IN connection wgih si1s 81,
legged thlavea fence faidcd af
stg y. tgne IT. ofnrsss found
so. eog worth ~ s,otsn property
there "Wednesday
aauts 81 tho articles found wrrr
Identified FRIDAY as having i-rn
stolen ffssn thr homo n John
ltlambsi Peterson. shortly after Re.
his wife and hsr sHat wsrr allied
~ Haiiruad ave sceiasu, iass
Marph
Mrs Harris ives tls fourth PR
son arrested tn th0 case shs was
picked 40 Friday ~ Detectives 1T.
to. Harris and Hfpwu. Others a.
srady IN custody arc Mfa ,. T.
WHEY. ownar ~ Tho hnnse. Cullen
teo end William Goedine, al col.
ofed
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1925-05-16
Rob Him Of Cash and Leave
Him Lying on Ground

Attacked ~ tuo yoauE men si
rlrpt asr and r1he ~ az midnight
Frs5ay. " Ianisn. IApahsae 1915
~ spruce 81. vas futaed ~ s.
The bandits EFT Tanino lyjng on
,hs Efuuaa Ia an alley ard ,lsen
ran away A nearby Policeman.
n " f'eaY. searched tbo eiriaiiy
.tn au automobile. but failed 10 10.
cate. ghe lantisa
Identified By bss viciltn. Ratsess
Van den ultam war ARRESTED IN
naliani FridaY BiEiif al taniit
suspect. ila was recognized ~ G
"a shank. mnIlog % ihs Oh Home
soi, drink rafl6r ssat Ballard ave.
shank declares that Nan den
lfbam IL one II the bandits who
Las, Aprii held him up ia tho feul.
room and isfi him tspund and Eagstd
after rpbhinE tho cash register 81
SIS.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1925-05-16
Husband Celebrated
Wedding by Leaving

Cornelius van Eredsrods celebrated
his ssib wedding anniversary here
April 3 1929. b. leaving her and re-
turning 10 Amsterdam. Holland. his
wife. consBa e. san Breaerode. Al.
leEss n q suit f0r divorce
She s3ya they we're married April
3. 1896. In the village ~ Anna Pau.
iowns. Holland. and that her hus-
hand refuses 20 send her passage
money 10 Join him.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1925-05-16
Expect Insanity Plea
at Trial Of Higdon

Mental irrcsponNbility was the
bnYis FOR Lawrence iiigdons plea ~
not guilty to murder charges In pre-,
siding court Friday afternoon, Tho
GO.ycnr.oid blacksmith Ia accused OF
triple murder and will be tried on
ono of them the fatal shooting OF
Nora Reynolds. 49, AT the New Royal
hotel May 1. Robert Fulton and Igd
die Mundorf were killed In tho same
fuHllnde. lIo was arrnlgncd before
Judge Ronald.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1925-05-16

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ASH Mas MaFY WF&eweN ssssssFs
fsEastY asfsgsts rms trw#sams
ttigskt as Nes fsfa paa~ lat
ltase " ssnasgses. fffas ussfs ~ Hrasisaa
Nests u fba &ls. f.aitssr fssHi Sisuginbs.
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Lezss
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Mfa sfiuaa uia asaeafrs
VIOLIN nv Mfs Hafrvss Rsnfgn
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npnbvss
T&t.Ns ny Mss Metres aai
assatf sn4 Hstgss flsuass ~ Mtss
y cAiseua. bssd tne arts Hspsstnssas.
Seattle liaFafg uaaks ana tiss ttaass
FROM XIII fsasi. Al H.
twashasf neagran - aAaee eHssse
~ Bsst trays nafisg HessT urehstsvs.
spansatsd ~ Pacific casss E}Feaaeasgsr
FROM ktuA tIsif. At So
Ths gtafmann eaureFs or ssstfs IN thgs
pFeefae naxfas gfoan t.steta~ ftNsnt.
fsttii wsisss "tleia ard SILVER ftshafl
9vestefs. Nssitsha 90 sitsesi To :
wild Ease tNctlv-reliY. excerpts from
Martha fFietswl.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1925-05-16
CLAIMS PROFIT.
IN CAR LINE
Henderson Says Rainier
System Wouhi Pay

- W itrndrfann. municipal street
railway head ssss an annual PROFIT
~ Istsb fer tho Gay n IL takes
over the Seattle a Aalnlsr Valley
ssr siatrm Hut 9liarY Carroll
city comptroller can see nothing
but a ioss IA tho proposed pur
chase
ANp1rt submitted Go the council
Friday safs the annual lors would
he tl.b4s Both iirndrfsbn'a and
CarfnilH reports viii be considered
by tho e1uns'msn Monday when Dc
arsumss deliberations on the car
line deal
CAROLS l0as assumption h iaard
partly on ihs belief that the rii5
would be required 90 pave hslwrsa
the tracks iir also calls attention
20 an ilsm ~ iio0oeo Income bonds
carried bl the company among lie
liabilities
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1925-05-16

] decided 60 try IL and now ! Can do
nil kinds of work sewing, washing,
ironing and sweeping. live on farm
and have five in the family 40 am
busy most Of the time. recommend
the Vegetable Compound TO my
friends and hope my letter will help
some one 20 take your medicine. -
Mrs. WALTER E.ANpERsoN, Box 270,
Rangolcy. Maine.
over 200. 900 women have so far re-
piled 20 our question. Have you
received benefit from taking Lydia II.
Pinkham's Vegetable Compound2"
eS out of every 100 Of the replies
any Eyes, " and because the Vcgcta-
bic Compound has been helping other
women IL should help you, For sale
by druggists everywhere,
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1925-05-16
Shots Halt Speeding
Booze Car at Sumas

BELLINGHAM. May 10 Bang
Bnngl
Immigration officers at sumar
fired two shots.
a speeding chr stopped,
In II tho officers found Joe Muir.
ray, 81, Of Clear Brook, and 81 cnsos
Of liquor
Now both Murray and tho liquor
are locked up.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1925-05-16
Get MORE COPS
Finance Committee Votes
Addition for Summer

ny a minority vote. tho council
finance committee late Friday
recommended that tho city employ
70 additional traffic cops for the
next four months pf highest tour.
ist traffic.
Counciimcn nlniue. The committee
chairman. and Hsaketh and Moore
did not VOTE. The recommendation
was affirmed hy Mn bertha Ian
des and W. T. Campbell
Blaine argues thst tho policemen.
II once employed vilI not bo iiE-
pbnsed with October !. ~ agreed.
and that they will cost Tho city
about tfb. 900 n year. Tho matter
was supported by n delegation ~
traffic experts and tho state auto
club.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1925-05-16
Reds Are Arrested
for Bombing Plots

HELf5NAuE. May is Twenty.
i've alleged communists. with q
sprlnkilnE Of anarchists. have boen
arrested following tho discovery Of
vhat the police ray war plot to
blow VIZ public buildings IN Iugo.
Hlavia The proposed reign " terror
also onyisaEcd tho assassination Of
politicians
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1925-05-16
Photo by Hartsools
Are You Weak and Nervous?
No Appetite? Cough?


Tacoma, wash. DIR. Plcrco's
Favorito Prescription and Golden
Medical Discovery were recon.
monded 10 me when was In a
weakened condition ! was suffering
from feminine wcaknossos and had "A
bad cough. got no weak md M that
could not do my work. ! loat flesh
and hnd no desire for food. Tho
T'avorits Prescription and tho Col
den Medical Discovery acted upon
my entire system In much way
that began 90 mend and was soon
bn my feet ngnln.
~ never though there war n mcdl-
cine IN tho world that could make
such sick womnn ns ! was strong
and healthy again ! think II only
right everyone should know what
tho Prescription ana Discovery
have done FOR me" Mrs. Bessie -.
Ronald. 3726 East q ~
All druggists, Tablets or llquld,
Hend 1Oc 10 Dr. Picrce'E lnvnllds'
IlstA. zyfsAi~. ". - n,s isLal pkg.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1925-05-16
DRIVER FREED
Autoist Acquitted in Man.
slaughter Trial

II took Jury before Judge Cal.
vim e. Hal just eight minutes late
Friday % acuult J X. Baxter. o.
OF granddaughter lie was tried for
Tho death Of AIRS. cordcila Rose
AlRcr 20. who died after Being
struck hy his car. February ~. at
s3rd ave, s. and Dearborn st.
Defense testimony was that he
was not going moro than Is miles
an hour and turned out to avoid
The aged woman who was boarding
n street car His witnesses also
sought 20 show that tho woman
was suffering from heart trouble.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1925-05-16
Anderson May Be
House Chairman

OLYMPIA. May rs Representa-
tlre John Anderson, Spokane. may
get the Craftsmanship ~ tho hnuso
appropriations committee In No.
vrmbef
Thc position IA vacant. Olaf Olsen,
Deer Park. has resigned 10 become
a department dirvcfor
q, c. Aapiuwall. Olympia logis,
iaior. II ranking member Of the
committee
lIn says he doesn't want tho
Craftsmanship.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1925-05-16
Boy Freed; He'll
Write to Mother

Found asleep IN an apartment
mouse hallway. Frank Delaney. 81.
wos released from Jail by Police
Judge Gordon Friday ON tho agree
mcnt that no would writo TO his
mother once a week for year. Hc
told tho Judge his mother In DO.
troh did not know whore ho WINS.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1925-05-16
Boys Club Arranges
Program for PIT. A.

music iu charge ~ ths Boys club.
VIII BE- iHe features ~ the meeting u
tho Mercer Parent Teaches nsaaei.
alton TueadHy 81 : B. "a ia The home
economies room ~ ihs school Re-
ports Will H. made 10 the state con.
yrnilon delegates.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1925-05-16
SAY GOODBYE
TO F. A, B.
rio BrOadcaSts His Final
PROGRAM Saturday

.,sr familiar yoice e p A. ~ e'
ruo ana ibs unsle of Dog iinN
III h heari 10 che R7t 'imp
-, s,enins The l'ush q Lane
.s o. icsseos ~ che nd''.
- All stop bfoadcasiins There
nre.sat no plane for fuiufv
80. I.eais waancr ans che
uAssh erssssasis frem the
e.,,sa Anne district, controlled
! as~a,ewn siad&
,,,,us,l parts vil = s'sEri at
..,.sls Al iets . m saturday
- ~ ths firs, and hgi sp
.,.,,, ., tAs neadsiis l'road
- asrFesation - Seattle
tsowa 10 az lstrners
n vnl effsr beside this
~ a taisnt imperaonaiicns and
..,,,,oes q ether anuounecrs 10 So
- Soprano and a saSophonc
~, Vii h sacrificed In frou' q
= ~k.-ana therrIl BE- other
-, rins n 90 80 meters and
4 ceoasys. teDA II signs or at
alass.
| -, TarsdAy evening gis.r tof
y, hns aeetias at The y ~ T. A.
<.,,A ara Agaaisaa. room sls AZ s
rsra y. Mason Wiil talk ON
In,.t., ne .est serial tor pN -
.sssnf. Thas wlll open ,hs Discus
z csme % Down and let's Evt
,.,.Asr ard eas cut some % This
|,.~ssrsacs around town,
>Ar;ners IL >ratir may llke 10
Mar ! pruxrzm put on BY kal
e,vs.a Mssinc. IN. At saIur.
~ voc ltSu hroadcasts.
y 4 vriss q betuFss on sascstry. 10
~raar ve4n. was announced hy
- lisgc wlnkenweFier. reliexe q
rss,ry, rniveFs4ty q Washington.
T. .se afr r'Sttay evening Tbsy
" givtn by tha dean Tuesday
I.r.nz. tsca KTcL uest
r~s ,hin<s verr liked Friday
rnns:
nezeses hsSh scheols rendition %
sesea -Ks;iaka frem KFoA
grarsfa orcheatra playing n
b veasre~ frum KTCr@
srtcwsilS sierionette1 suite.
nd Is piano solo on the Puget
nj saviaxs and Lean assoc alton
ngzr Tar kJR
= Fsrleekwood Junior Higa school
kai seaarasss fFvrn KGo Gan A.
srraay TIE second part 0g tbs
rram inelaass selections BY the
rh lnssrursnfsl trio and duets
no scp-aHos Three hours q
NJ Hzstsass rnusac starts q, Ia
kDi asJ i silent until 2.
shrn shs Rainbow ianr erches-
% starts a three hour danre
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1925-05-16
Mountain Climber
Is Taken by Death

VANCOUVER. n c.. May 10.
Austin u Trim, member Of the
Monnt Logan climbing party ib
dead llatdahlps uf The trip were
tho cause of his collapse
Trim formerly was n member Of
tho hlnsltan boundary survey party
aud we'll known aa u guide.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1925-05-16
Hold Obsequies Of
Civil War Veteran

Funeral services fur Marx VII,
son. resident % Seattle for nlorc
than 90 years. viii be held sunday.
at The Columbia Congregational
church The Rev George Mcclure
win officiato aEi burial wiii be- at
WashnllI eemetarr.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1925-05-16
Cole Speaks at
Party for Dads

superintendent Cole Of the puhlir
schools viii speak 81 The "Dad'H
Might celebration II The Crown Hiil
Parent Teachers association Friday.
Nay g. The Thompson orchestra
Mill furnish thc music
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1925-05-16

DOZEN ouCuE.rHss ron
DANCE fntEiis sarIHDal

-cahsriaas. Nru fssu.
81 fs@ taks kTra~arad. MI
gfsrl
kit rainhew tans ENA fisfI.
S.fsa wrisrsr.s. EpQ tsssl
g-ts@ Nati9Hsi Barn Dance. wLA
gstsB
f&fi Abe f.Ym4ns xxx tflTi
1911 Muiinousaa Hotel. k9w
GOD.
ffafkrsss'. EFoA ESQ.
t9.t--fiaistssG's Kss0 tfst5.
1913 Earl Gfsr-a. ETCt. fias1.
ifss--floiiyxos xxx tzsff
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1925-05-16

grcauyjorpainsln
the sides and back,
h ca d &C h es and
tired feelings. |
suffered twoycars
and u seemed az
though | could NOT
get my work done
from one day TO
the next, After
reading letters
from others who
had taken theVcg-
,fal,la rnp,nnt,pt
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1925-05-16

program under doc Manns
baton.
The ChAnnsd t.aads mtshty ypaca
from KrcI. Cagsi wilt broadcast tNp
hours og dance Music from Eafl
Gray's orchestra. starting at 70 sa,.
nEday Z. c. nruadcaatsr sponsors.
DATES AHEAD
TUESDAY alay - Grace New.
mans Maadoiia sextst,e. cSRR
ltla, 7 . IN.
"Wednesday. May 90 AtaskA pro
gram. kTcL tsosA 3 =. IN.
THURSDAY, May st- Tarkinssans
The wssa.~ KGo ssn : .. N.
Friday Mas = Might uaWks
KIM GAN. midnight
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1925-05-16

The Golden Rule ("Milkmaid" Bakery is
trying to give the people of Seattle and
vicinity bread of ever-improving quality at
the lowest possible price. This, evidently, is
Unfair"
The Golden Rule Bakery is cooperative
concern The stockholders Call employes),
receive:
IA $4,000 yearly bonus.
"A weeks vacation with full pay, yearly.
Security of employment after years service
A wage of $3.50 to $500 weekly for salesmen
"a wage of $500 to $4,000 per week for bakers
6-After 2 years service any man leaving concern
gets $50 stock for each child under 16 years of
age
The Bakery and Confectionery Workers
Union insists that their organization shall
choose the men to share in this enterprise.
We feel that those bearing the responsibility
of this business should have the say in select
ing its shareholders.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1925-05-16
co,sr STATIONS
MIDWEST STATION,
uArifir ftrssj

ktua lsiu. siitaoas g. dttals
Nuats
Voc ttsn, usVeaesn masitat
pfazFaht p ufa fFatra
kOA tf;3i. uangsf nsista-
lane afehasira 2 haafs
WIS tEist. chteaaa tti-la Pee
Ersula aHd pTtHealfHH
war ttaai UhifaEs rtsssigsi
sfeEFkut misHlshi vaudsfuis
WHO gtssi, Zee Msinss sheet
Mt.N lt;eis rbieaaaats "a =
3 a'a LagiFiiis t'sfbY grpa ghs
tfaea
AsL eiSai. SIX tass-its. psa.
gtaws
ctc> t,'s,, caisass -hli. stsa.,
ira
woAw tsfn. om.as-tta sso,
KFams, erehssifa
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1925-05-16
SsThe Radio Star
RADIO PROGRAMS
SATURDAY

huQ siu, nuSt s..aa musl
sal bsuf 5 ta. sfud'S ffgkfsm.
Knit ,sasi sa. EaH Ga}s %,
ffstira. taa heHfs
htoA ttaii, nhsHts' slaft==i.
hrfwaaHs gfrhFsffs O. dinaef ,aHa
ssft t.sa. tttB g. A q raHdt ia.ft.
UaFkreaa tanfs efEhsswa.
hlg tisn, N "a naia asffirs
Cs ltHa Harhsts o. Husigsis.
te srefis fesJsu 8 aeatsr Essa
CuNSr STATIONS
Krn tlfst, san f1aasasa alo
CsbpiaHs erehTsua. tsis. wsitnsfs
ersHeafra
hUo tsan. Oakland = stuais pfeS
Eram 90. NalstraHs FrFhsaffa.
NM t1iits Nallrapci to. pre-.
Eramt 8 stv1is recital, iass m.
daHfa afebsstras
kWM tipil, Portland aiapsf
saHfnrt no. aants mHsir
hTAE gstsi. raiinsn silent
ktt tisll, ttss Auaeles afghss
tra ftA tasa chat o. pfegfaut
sa Packard kaaia etab. Win CaFtsan
SISTERS ana rfhafs
kfwn tssfi, fas Aazsiss 81.
rrosfRWt aH4 orchestra
Mn tsasi. paatand siisat
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1925-05-16
tAdvrrtisomcnO
SUFFERED
TWO YEARS
Finally Relieved by Taking
Lydia E. Pinkham's Vege-
table Compound, Says
Mrs. Anderson

Rangclcy, Maine. Lydia r. Pink.
ham Negotiable Compound helped me
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1925-05-16
SUNDAY
sl.'rr'r srAr'o.

krtl ,aeai use. chS4.tt.n
atisHfs service
hin tasN. Al ~ Hadts Service
Go 30 % FIfa AZ b. church
srfftass
hraA tian, HHatss store a.
itHt
hrM tiasi. fIfsi Presbyterian
shHfet a. . ast O.. services
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1925-05-16

TRiFPf.E xxx last final grand
4 warning, a hand containing
count 'rul atxty aax0phoass.
directed by Katherine Thampsaa.
viii broadcast FROM KIT RE3I al
next THURSDAY evening. u may
b. silent night ia Seattle. but
rial old time minstrel stow
win he broadcast trotn WIS
t5lsi NJ thieaxe. starting at
SEQ next Tuesday evening. End
uisn win crack Jokes. thsreI
b. tambauriues ard even Tho
clog dancing will B. bFeathraai.
Scots program. featuring Jock
MeGilp. comedian. Anagew Mcrav
Ssh. ptrer. James spence. tenor
and Mary McSabo. couualio. viii
cracste thr ether from XII ttsTi
Tor an hour tFum . until 10 satur'
day evening
FROM kiia s7st. At sste--
Home. gNses tlsase pfsEsam. sffsrase
~ Mes. viesat xssnfea Artists MIS-
e. ~. ChNndlsf Ms y " Coathss
ssss MISS ftstsa Cfame Holland. risnlegs
MES Kara f'sp-. Mrs uafbh Niehuts ard
Mrs, eEeasws Arlend. vegaiNts AIRS Tas
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1925-05-16
cnAsr STATIONS

'hNNA - AhtNNA
hCo sasi. oakland ia ani :.
taFisfisB aF.srfs service s.ta. iIliis
slwFhpnf 9ftHsufa
kru tissi. asa rfaasissa N.
ssFvters. eFaan fratki 9 sffhss
ifs fte sanlsft. e. saafsnt sac
errhsstsa
MI ttsli, fss AnHsiss Metre
psiltHH tHsatrf pfeEFaHs classic
hNtf stutia pfvsFam+ no, raek
ara EiEgs efthsssa
kNN tssll. 10 AnHsIss 10 snl
2 rfsshytrftsn services 3. efeHtsifs
q FfaaFauf.
ht,w tlpt. Paftisaa fass rrss
tfiFfisn service. & services q dlh
ssf rasssff
KrAE uin, rgumsa susst
MIDWEST srArIoNs
,rsstus ttss.i
koA ,tssi. ttsstss ~ ava f.ts.
4 asrsisss sfs. sgaaia masic
MtAc tssai. usFsisa spfinss
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Imperial Valley press., 1925-01-17
NEW DEPARTMENT
STORES OPENS Up
IN FL. CENTRIC

The Dunlap Company has just
opened up new department store
in FL Centre at 6l7 West Main
street, offering complete line of
merchandise which includes ladies
ready-to-wear, men s furnishings,
shoes for men, women and children,
notions, yard goods, trunks and suit
eases and millinery. The FL Centro
public is cordially invited to visit
the store and customers will be ex-
tended every courtesy.
l.. d. Clark is the manager of the
store. assisted by Mrs. Clark. who
has charge of the women s depart
ment. The Clarks are from Po-
mona where they we're also asso-
ciate,l with branch sore of the
Dunlap Company. Goth Mr.. and
Mrs. Clark have had years of eX-
perience in their line of business
opd are we'll pleased with the val
lev and FL Centre.
The choosing of FL Centre rs a
scene for their latest venture proves
the confidence the Dunlap Company
has in the sound business condi
tion of this locality, declares Clark
They maintain other stores Mt 10
mona. san Pedro and Santa Monies
with extensive headquarters at Pa
sadena.
Imperial Valley press., 1925-01-17
SALVATION ARMY
| PLANS SUNNI Err
|. CAMP IN HILLS

Charles j.. Pitzer, head of the To-
cal Salvation Army advisory board,
was enthusiastic in his comments
on the recent conference held in
Pasadena when Salvation Army
quotas and budgets for the coming
year s work in Southern Califur-
nia were studied and allotted.
The amount Imperial Valley will
have to raise to cover this wear $
operations is $4,000, and the drive
for funds will be held in few
weeks, says Pitzer. OF this amount
$1,000 is to be used for a summer
home in the mountains where poor
children and their parents may get
4 short rest from the intense sum
mer heat, without cost. 1t is un-
derstood 4 plot of ground for the
purpose will be donated in the jew.
cl valley section.
Two more workers for the valley
are coming in the near futurc, ac-
cording to Pitzer, who told of en-
thusiastic representatives, coming
all the way from Detroit and Ca
NADIA to the convention. Harry
Tichnor of Pasadena presided and
there were representatives from
every town of any size in Southern
California, south of Santa Barbara.
Imperial Valley press., 1925-01-17
GIRLS L
TO GRACE COMING
BIG MOVIE BALL

A meeting Of the east selected
for the moving picture production
GA Romance of FL Centro, = has
been called for tomorrow morning
at 10 o clock st the Barbara Worth
hotel, by Fred Moberly, under
whose direction the picture will be
produced. {
An who are interested in the
production of the picture, and who
have not, as vet communicated
with Mr.. Mobcrly. are requested to
he a. the hotel tomorrow at tho
above mentioned hour. There are
still several important parts to be
filled, Moberlv states, and he is
anxious TO get actual production
work started
The moving picture bail, which
will be given ut Masonic Hall next
Saturday night, and which will he
one of the scenes shown in the pic
ture, will be graced by the presence e.
of Mack Sonnet s famous bathing
beauties, who have assured Mob.
erly that they will be on hand to
help his work and to enjoy the
dance.
Z Considerable interest in the pro-
duction is being shown around the
town, and the younger folks are
looking forward with considerable
anticipation to the big ball.