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dition.
THE sMITHFIELD.
1l15 9th ST. NV.
Downtown location. Elevator service.
Apt No 4. of four rooms and bath. newly
and 5at SSG ne%y $50 On
Apt. IL, of four rooms and bath with porch.
rooms and bath. $50 month.
732 PARK RD. NV.
Apartment of living room. kitchen. dining
aSPDBy Bd bed 65 of With M
kitchen. bath and dining alcove, S45 month.
Two rooms. kitchen and bath. screened-in
sleeping porch. S6250 mo.
2535 37th ST. NV
Five rooms. bath with shower. screened-in
porch: ali outside rooms; single brick ga
rage if desired. Very reasonable rental.
1915 35th ST. NV.
Kitchen and bath $50. so month. -Four
rooms and bath. screened-in porch, S65
month.
THE GLENDowER.
81 9th ST NE.
lent apartment Of five rooms and bath;
h.-w-h-. cleo; s52.5O month.
2221 35th PL NV.
ing porch. h.-w.h elee.. S37.5o month.
2so7 14th ST. NV.
h.-v.h@. eiec.; ianitor service; $50 month.
s16 K ST. NV.
h-wh., cleo; janitor service: $50 month
615 AND 617 ST. NV.
Four, rooms and bath; Janitor service.
Reduced rents.
146s HARvARD, ST. NV.
Front apagtment. second floor; four rooms
and bath; 500 month.
1918 s ST. NV.
Very delightful apartments: three rooms,
dressing room. Murphy bed and bath. 500
month.
147I IRVING ST. NV
Apt. No. 35-Three rooms and bath. S45
THE TURIN.
1922 9th ST NV
able 5uE r. 8 se5 bTa @onsh and 0S'h avail
N. L. SANSBURY CO., INC,
l418 Eye St. NV.
Phones Main 5o03-4-5.
Realtors.
900 10Th St.
Modern s-story building. complete service.
l rm.. kit and bath. S45 and S4s. Apply
resident manager.
1910 California St.
] Em:, m kit & bath. s4o $50
1872 Randolph ST.,
THE RANDOLPH.
2 rms. kit. & bath. $50 and S62 so.
210o F St.
rm.. din. ale. kit. & bath. S45.
2 rms. din. ale, kit & bath, sos.
2215 18th ST.,
THE PRINCETON.
rms. & bath. porch, $50.
1905 30th St,
THE COLONIAL
5 rms. & bath. $50.
SHANNON & LUCHS, Inc.
713 I4th ST. Main 2345.
Evening star., 1925-07-05
THE EMMIT H0TSF
NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS..

1923 MONROE ST. Nw-TWO ROOMS
kitchenette. bath and porch: all front and
southern exposure. Adults. Transents ac-
Commodated
Evening star., 1925-07-05

Pip WYOMING AVE. NV THREE
months or longer; an unusually cool, at
for short term. Telephone Potomac 1870.
Evening star., 1925-07-05

Ii15 9th ST. NV
Downtown location. Elevator service.
Apt No z of four rooms and bath. newly
decorated $50 month: Apt. IL. of four
rooms and bath. newly decorated. $50 month !:
Apt. IL, of four rooms and bath with porch.
will redecorate. $50 month: Apt. 8, of four
rooms and bath $50 month.
Evening star., 1925-07-05
732 PARK RID NV

Apartment of living room, kitchen, dining
alcoYe and bedroom. dressing room with
Murphy bed, sos month. Apartment of hv-
ing room, dressing room with Murphy bed.
kitchen bath and dining alcove, S45 month.
Two rooms kitchen and bath. screened-in
sleeping porch. S62. so mo.
Evening star., 1925-07-05
OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES.
HOTEL BRIGHTON.

Just north of Dupont Circle, exclusive
modern hotel. uptown: fireproof throughout:
highest grade accommodations and service.
Extra large. bright rooms. coolest in Wash
ington: 20o-ft. elevation: Summer rates now
parties. Unlimited free parking 2123-31
Cali ifornia at. NV. nhone North 3406.
Imperial Valley press., 1925-10-20
LAWYER IS SURE
MAN WAS KILLED
BY GIRLS RIFLE

EUREKA. Cal, Oct. 20.-Sharply
divergent theories of the murder of
Henry Sweet. Dvcrvillc. and disap-
pearauce of his sweetheart, Carmen
Wagner were held by officials
here today as investigation of the
ease entered its second week.
District Attorney \. ". liill was
positive that Sweet WAS killed by
the girl : rifle. which was recovered
in the brush near the spot in Coyote
Flat where Sweet was found dead
beside his automobile Hill also
held if probably that Miss Wagner
had been killed by the SAME assassin.
who murdered Sweet, probably after
the girl had been kidnapped. This
idea does not conflict with the
theory that n Jealous rival killed
Sweet. it was said.
Sheriff : officers held to their be
licf that Sweet was killed with a
bullet from his own revolver. the
weapon reloaded and placed ON his
body.
Miss Wagnor $ rifle was also
found loaded but search was said
to have uncovered discharged
she'll behind 4 rock in lac with
hole through Il fence that might
have been made by the bullet which
struck Sweet in the back.
Imperial Valley press., 1925-10-20
SPIRITUALITY in EDUCATIONIS Is
URGED AT SCHOOL HEADS C0hlFAB

!, rural supervisors on this subject.
Miss Ethel Perrin, of the Ameri-
can Child Health association of
New York City addressed the body
of county, city and district super
intcndcnts ON the Importance Of
infusing into the pupil desire for
personal cleanliness at home and in
school.
Mental tests and measurements
were discussed by DR.. FranZcn be
fore the rural supervisors.
As hostess at the banquet of rur
al supervisors. Miss Lang addressed
the young musicians of the Pasa7
dcna high school, who furnished en-
tcrtainment in the form of beau
tiful musical poetry that led eff
tectually away from the age of
jazz.
The entire conference was replctc
with interesting talks and lectures,
and III Mrs. Koclcr's opinion. all
who attended it went back to their
work with many new ideas and in
spired To do even better work in
shaping the characters and develop.
ment of the future citizens of the
state,
Imperial Valley press., 1925-10-20
Summer Officially
Ends As Pioneer
Rancher Returns

Summer in Imperial Valley Off
ciallv ended Yesterday, although ac
cording to the calendar il ended on
September y. The official end
came with the return last night OF
D. L. ''Scotty' Russell. the pioneer
of pioneers i'll Imperial Valley.
For several years past, Scot
ty' has spent the summer ON the
coast, returning here in the fall to
take charge of his ranch. on which
he does almost as much manual
work as when he was q great deal
younger.
"Seotty' first came TO the val
ley in the early nineties. as men,
Der of preliminary surveying
party and was with c. r. Rock
wood when the "SeerN started the
first development work here.
:. .Scotty' has remained here ever
since and has played an important
part in the building up of the val
ley. There is no incident connect
ed with the early history of Imper-
ial Valley with which he is not IA
miliar and he is 4 veritable mine of
on the pioneer days.
The summer is never over until
l get back to the valley Scot
ty' said this morning. Mrs. Rus
sell. who makes her home III Los
will make several visits to
the valley during the fall and win
ter months.
Imperial Valley press., 1925-10-20
EiOLTVlLLE MAN
REFLECTED HEAD
OF VALLEY CLUB

Sam Robinson Of IIoltville. was
reelected president of the American
Conservation Club at Il meeting
held in this city last night, the new
quarters in the old United States
Land office being used for the oc-
casion. Henry jackson of Brawley
was reelected treasurer, and Al
Kellogg Of FL Centre was reflect
ed secretary. 4 vice chairman
from each OF the supcrvisorial dis
tricts Will be elected 1T the next
meeting of the dub.
Norman H. Parks, editor of the
Holtyilie Tribune. against whom the
Imperial County Bar Association is
contemplating action because of al
legged lihelous statements made III
his paper OH October >, addressed
the club, his talk being based on
the leading article which appears in
today's issue Of the Tribune. and
Il defense Of Parks stand against
the decision OF Judge Thompson in
the recall case against District At
torney Utley.
The editor declared that no ma
lice has prompted his fight against
those who oppose the Swing-John-
SON bill, and that his position IS
.hat of champion for the rights
Of the people OF Imperial Valley,
and that he is not alone in disap-
proving the decision which Judge
Thompson rendered.
There was farge crowd in ~
tendance ut last night $ meeting
and everyone present promised 70
lend his aid TO get largo crowds
out to hear Congressman Swing
when he talks this week At Fl Cen
tr0 and Imperial.
Imperial Valley press., 1925-10-20
Bids Are Sought
On Road Projects
by United Press Leased Wire

SACRAMENTO, Cal.. Oct. 20. -
The California highway compission
has asked for bids for three prof
ects included in its 1925 program,
as follows:
Santa Barbara county-Widening
and thiekening Of 2.l5 niles OF
highway through the town Of Car
pinteria.
San Bernardino county.-Gradine
and surfacing of the National Old
Trails from Hicks TO Daggett. 49,
miles. Similar work j. now under
way from the end of the pavement
at Victorville to Hicks.
Kern and Inyo counties.-Rcloca-
tion and surfacing Of the highway
from Ricardo 10 Five Mile canyon,
&c. miles.
Imperial Valley press., 1925-10-20
National Council
Of Congregational
Churches Convene
BY United Press Leased Wire


WASHINGTON, Oct. 20.-Frank
J. Harwood. Appleton, Wis, lay
man, was elected moderator for the
, National Council OF Congregational
Churches of the United States a.
the opening session of the council S
meeting here today.
Earwood succeeds Rev. Rockwell
+. Potter, Hartford. Conn.
WASHINGTON. Oct. 20.-Elcc-
ton of q moderator was the first
business of the 21st biennial con-
ference of the National Council Of
Congregational Churches of the
United States, conyening here this
afternoon.
Eleven candidates. seven Of
whom were lavmen, were IN the
ticld. Mary f. Wooley. president of
MdunJ Holyoke college. was includ-
Cd in the number.
Other lazy candidates were Roger
Rabson. scientist; former Governor
Sweet of Colorado; D. \. Schweit-
zer, Los Angeles; J. Z. Harwood.
appleton, Wis; Fred l.. Smith OF
the Carnegie Peace foundation and
Frederick Chamberlain, Evanston,
Illinois.
The candidates from the clergerv
were Rev. S. @. Davis, Chicago;
Rev. F. D. Bradley. Cleveland; Rev.
Charles s. Mills, New York, and
Rev. c. S. Patton, Los Angeles.
Three thousand delegates are cx-
pcctcd TO register. The convention
will continue until the night Of Oc-
tOber %.
President Coolidge, himself
member Of the First Congregational
church here, win address the meet
ing tonight.
Imperial Valley press., 1925-10-20
Probe Gambling
Reports at .. C.
By United Press Leased Wire

BERKELEY, Oct. 20.-Chargc,
by student paper that gambling
games are conducted at stephens
Union, University of California,
were under investigation here today
by President W. w Campbell.
Edwin j. Duerr. editorial writer
on the " Daily Californian. chare-
ed that one fraternity used force to
compel one member TO remain away
from card games and conduct his
studies and that bets as high rs $2J
were made in the games. Duerr laid
blame on committing students and
saia the fault lay with 20 or 80 in.
dividualS.
Imperial Valley press., 1925-10-20
DETECTIVES WIVES
SUSPICIOUS ABOU T
HIGH GRADE SCENT

SACRAMENTO. Cal. Oct. 90. -
Members of the Sacramento detec-
tive bureau were doing some fast
and furions explaining TO their
wives today.
\ japanese storekceper. wishing
to express gratitude, gave the de-
tcctives 4 case of high grade per
fume.
Everything was alright until
some one doused the coat lapel of
each officer with liberal ibation
of the fluid.
Imperial Valley press., 1925-10-20
PERSONALS

i Mr.. and Mrs. Tom Gill returnc,
Yesterday morning from Il trip tC
/ Los Angeles, where they attcnaet
the football game Saturday.
Harold Mulbar, formerly connect.
ed with the Orange county schools
has arrived III the city to take up
his work as district representative
of the International Correspondence
Schools. lie succeeds W. \. Der
rick, who was forced 10 leave the
VALLEY on account of his wife 5
health.
Wiley Weaver Jr. spent the week
end in san Diego
Frank Mitchell was another of the
FL Centre football fans who TOOK
in the big game at Los Angeles
Saturday..
Mrs. ". J. Clements and daugh-
ter, Katherine, are back III the city
for the winter, following an extent
ed stay at the Clements mountain
home in Pine Valley.
Miss Mary Beck of the Industrial
Accident Commission. Los Angeles,
IS in the valley on business.
Mr.. and Mrs. VI. O. King lcft
this morning for few days trip
to Los Angeles. They planned 20
stop enroutc to visit their son, Mel
vim, who is attending Pomona Col
lcge. Melvin is former {. L. II.
). student.
". l.. Movers was a recent visitor
from CaleXico.
Hugh T. Osborne is back in the
city after Il week spent in San
Francisco.
Mrs. Birdie Prcece was among the
Holtville residents noted in the
city yesterday.
Mrs. Edward G. Thompson, of
Little Rock. Ark. Mrs. Guy c.
Smith and II. L. Whitnar Of Los
Angeles and Miss Louise Gibson oS
New York City were members of a
motor party which arrived in th-
city from Coronado yesterday.
Attorney :. p. Williams. of I'm
perial, was Il visitor at the cour--
house today.
Bob Davis, of MeXicali and Ii
iuana. was in this city on business
today.
Mrs. z. f. Seward, of San Diego,
is in this city Cor Il visit with her
niece. Miss Dorothy Stanford. Mrs.
Seward accompanied Miss Stanford
and Mss Charlotta Williford on
their return from a wcck-cr1 visit
70 San Diego.
!. r. Ford, formerly # this city
and row located in San Bcrnardino'
j. here on business. Mr. Ford is
connected with the Consolidated
Title Insurance COMPANY.
Imperial Valley press., 1925-10-20
ID OIL OPERATORS
CHARGED WITH 20
MILLION SWINDLE
BY United Press Leased Wire

LOS ANGELES. Oct. 20.-Four-
teen Oklahoma and Texas oil opera
tors were uulcr federal indictment
here today in connection with an
alleged $20.000,000 promotion
swindic.
Bench warrants have been issued
for the accused men. bonds OF SlG,-
900 ordered in each case.
The indictments resulted from
AN extended investigation by federal
agents of the invader group Of o.
companies, with headquarters at
Muskogee, Okla. and the Owcnwood
group Of Fort Worth, TeXas.
More than 10000 investors. not
ahiv residents of Southern Califor-
MIA, are said to have been victim
ized BY promoters Of the Invader
and Owenwood projects.
The indicted promoters include
Owen \. wood, president Of tie
Owenwood Oil corporation; y. Frank
Wood. vicc-prcs lent; Bert &. Wood,
! treasurer and attorney; Otis G.
" ood, field supCrindcnt; II. II. May,
vice president; j. 7. Canterbury,
comptroller; G. W. Bishop and G. f.
Pollard, secretaries; c. r. thinner
man and Lloyd Kenyon, literature
! writer's.
( b. Frank Wood was president of
the Invader concern and his three
brothers were officials also. Others
Indicted were Robert s. Ogilvy vice
presidents; NJ. oard, vice-presldent,
o. Muskogeo; l.. c. Boyd, secretary
and treasurer and j. Leigh Noursc,
director.
Imperial Valley press., 1925-10-20

Spirituality as Il necessity in the
education of the child was empha.
sized in no uncertain terms by DR..
T.. G. Moore of the University of
California, southern branch, at the
conference of county and district
! school superintondcnts and rural
supervisors of the state, held at
Pasadena last week, according to
Mrs. Estele keclcr. supervisor of
. rural schools for Imperial county,
who attended the conference.
| DR.. Moore Illustrated clearly that
spirituality runs through nearly all
the activities of life, though it is
often not descernible to the indif-
fcrent. Unless fundamental ideals
are inculcatcd into the mind of the
child, together with the usual
studies, she latter are bound, to
lose much of their worth, the speak
cr said.
Fred NJ. Hunter, superintendent
of schools in the city of Oakland,
declared that character building is
the most important thing in the life
of Il democracy and suggested that
character measurement be placed
first on the program, if such Il thing
be possible, in preference to the
testing of purely mental achieve
mcnt.
Scores Petting Parties
Mrs. Susan B. Dorsey, supcrin-
dent OF schools in Los Angeles,
dweIt at length ON the development
IN the high schools of "petting par
ties, smoking among girl students,
and other undesirable practices, all
of which, she asserted, should be
given particular attention by school
authorities and parents. Mrs. Dor
sey supplemented the statements of
DIR. Moore and Mr.. Hunter to the
effect that the public should back
the appeal of the school authorities
TOR bettcrmcnt and moral advance
mcnt in education.
Miss Mamie b. Lang, recently mp
pointed commissioner of elementary
schools in California, presented the
new course of study provided by the
state and stressed the need of NOR
al values in education. Miss Lang
declared that reading is the most
important subject in the school eur.
riculum and it should be so taught
that the pupil will not merely dcvel,
op Il certain or limited amount of
technique in dcciphering words, but
that he should evolve n real iov
IN the beauty of good reading and
a sense of responsibility to himself
IN the selection of reading material. .
IN other words Miss Lang said il
is not the ability 70 read that may
make the child a better citizen, but /.
the desire to read beneficial mat
ter.
Stress Health Training
Ways, means and values in health .
training occupied u conspicuous
place in the week S lectures. DR.. II. :
X. Stolz, state supervisor Of physi
cal education. and Winifred Van
HaGan, assistant supervisor of
physical education, addressed the /
Imperial Valley press., 1925-10-20
WANT TO PADDOCK
GAY NIGHT CLUBS
ON n. Y. WHITE WAY

NEW YORK. Oct. &c. - Paddock
proceedings were started today by
/. s. Attorney Emory Buckncr
against 30 Of the leading night
clubs of New York City in whicch
evidences of violation Of the Vol
stead act have been discovered.
Several of the places which are
ramcd in Buckncr S suit were pad
locked last spring when the [. :.
attorney opened his campaign
against prohibition violation ON the
''gay white way. They since
were permitted to rcpocn upon
agreement not to sell intoxicating
beverages, IN agreement which
Buckner and his aides assert was
not kept.
Imperial Valley press., 1925-10-20
Rankers' Institute % Meet

perial Valley Chapter, American In
stitute of Banking, Will hold its
first meeting Of the season tonight
at the high school The chapter VIII
have a class on public speaking and
on standard banking the former
meeting every other Tuesday and
the latter each Tuesday night. The
public speaking class, in charge OF
". W. Nc Enen, will assemble at
$3.50. ". l.. Garrett. of the Pacif
ic-Southwest Bank, will conduct the
banking class, which will meet az
7:30.
Imperial Valley press., 1925-10-20
no. af16

no. 1916
ACTION BROUGHT IN TIE SU-
PER1oR COURT OF TIE COUN-
TY OF IMPERIAL. AND COM
( PLANT FILED IN THE Or
FICE OF THE CLERY OF THE
SUPERIOR COURT OF SAID
/ COUNTY.
! In the superior court Of the state
Of California in and for the County
Of Imperial.
+ II. 4. KLINE AND BERTHA F.
KLINE rs. LOUIS BREILLING et.
L., defendants.
/ THE PEOPLE or THE STATE
or CALIFORNIA SEND GREET
7 IrIGS TO: LOUIS BREILLTNG,
+ UNION CENTRAL LIFE INSUR-
/ ANCE COMPANY, a corporation,
John Doe, Richard Roc and Mary
+ Roe, defendants.
You are directed to appear in an
action brought against Won by the
above named plaintiff in the Super
/ ior Court of the County Of Imperial,
State Of California, and 10 answer
the complaint therein within ten
/ days after the service ON you Of this
/ Summons, if served within the Coun-
7 ~ Of Imperial, or within thirty days
( if served elsewhere, and you are
notified that unless you appear and
answer as above required, the
! plaintiff VIII take judgment for
any money or damages demanded
in the complaint, as arising upon
contract, or will apply to the court
for any other relief demanded in
the complaint.
Given under my hand and zeal of
the Superior Ccart Of the County Of
Imperial, State Of. California, this
9TH dsy Of April, 1928.
G. G. MOUsSEAU. County CLERK.
Bv +. b. KIRK, Deputy.
! (SEAL SUPERIOR COURT, I'M
PERIAL COUNTY,
is l5 22 20 Oct 6 13 90 81 N 3 10
Imperial Valley press., 1925-10-20
NOTICE OF SALE OF REAL
: ESTATE UNDER EXECUTION
Constable's Office, Township of El
Centre, County Of Imperial, State
of California.

A. E. HYDER VS.. EDNA HOWARD
BY virtue of an execution issued
out of the Justice Court of El Cen
tro Township, County of Imperial,
State of California, wherein A. f.
Hyder, plaintiff and Edna
Howard, defendant, upon a
judgment rendered the 18th
day of October, A. d. 1925. for
the sum of $101.36 Dollars, lawful
money of the United States, besides
costs and interest, l have this day
levied upon all the right, title,
claim and interest of said defendanc,
Edna Howard, of, in and to the
following described real estate, to-
wit:
Undivided one fifth interest
owned by Edna Howard. in
Lots number 10 and 90, Block
80, and houses known as 113
and III State Street, FL Centre,
California, standing on the re-
cords of Imperial County, in the
names of Thomas II. Dobbins
and NJ. d. Dobbins.
Public notice is hereby given
that on Monday, the 9th day of
November, A. D. 1925, at o clock
a. m, of said day, at the Main
Street entrance to the Court House
of the County of Imperial, in El
Centre, California, l win sell 20
the highest bidder at public auc
tion. for lawful money of the Unit
ed States, all the right, title, claim
and interest of said defendant,
Edna Howard, Of, in and 10 the
above described property, or so
much thereof as may be necessary
to raise sufficient money TO satisfy
said Judgment, with interest anc
costs, etc, TO the highest and best
bidder.
Dated at FL Centre. this 10Th day
of October, 1926.
A. G. FARRAR, Constable.
Oct 90 % \ 3
Imperial Valley press., 1925-10-20

Winter is coming. Don't buy n
car that : hard to start unless YOU
live ON top of hill.
Some people marry for better o:
worse white others marry 50 they
can get scme sleep.
Imperial Valley press., 1925-10-20
HUGHES, NOVELIST,
TO TAKE MILITARY
COURSE AND DUTY
BY United Press Leased Wire

WASHINGTON, Oct. o0.-Major
Rupert Hughes of the army service
corps, noted novelist and short
story writer, has been ordered to
active duty here effective December
%, the war department. announced
today.
Imperial Valley press., 1925-10-20
FLYER REACHES HONG KONG

ROME, Oct. 2o.-commandcr De
pincdo. Italian world flyer, has
reached Hong Kong, China, accord.
ing 10 adviccs received here.
Imperial Valley press., 1925-10-20

The Palo Verde irrigation dis
trict, east Riverside county, voted
3,2s7 900 bonds by ten to one
vote.
Imperial Valley press., 1925-10-20

A new steel lookout tower has
been built on the San Jose hills
from which 10 watch for fires III
the Pomona Valley.
Imperial Valley press., 1925-10-20

Jue Joe, Chinese of Fillmore,
Ventura county, last year shipped
$4,000 worth of ITtatoes from loo
acres Of land.
Imperial Valley press., 1925-10-20

The fourth daily newspaper has
been launched in San Diego, city
Of $4,000 population.
Imperial Valley press., 1925-10-20

Apple Valley, San Bernardino
county, is shipping large quantities
Of Concord grapes to Los Angeles.
Imperial Valley press., 1925-10-20

Commissioner Kellogg, Santa Bar.
bara, reports the county free or
puncture vine, star thistle and Rus
sian thistle.
Imperial Valley press., 1925-10-20

The sewage disposal plant Of Po-
mona, Claremont and lie Verne, Los
Angeles county, will be completed,
January /.
Imperial Valley press., 1925-10-20
LAST TIME
TONIGHT

\ new highway from Bakersfield
TO the coast of Ventura county by
way Of San Emidio canyca will he
Is miles shorter, with far better
grades, than the Ridge Route.
Imperial Valley press., 1925-10-20

The Riverside district ba7 shipped
$40 ears less Of citrus than 70 same
date last year.
Imperial Valley press., 1925-10-20
Stress Health Training

Ways, means and values in health
training occupied conspicuous
place in the week S lectures. Dr.. II.
K. Stolz, state supervisor of physi
cal education. and Winifred Van
Ha@an, assistant supervisor of
physical education, addressed the