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The Indianapolis times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1922-1965, 1925-12-19

40

~~~>>s~>~~>~~~~~~~~ >>eS~~~>~~~~>~~>
addition as recorded IN Plat Book 4. page
Part Of Lots a5 20, 10, II, is. 10. n.
bard ct ais southc ~ addition. d re-
corded in Plat Book 2 DaGe T.
Part of Lot 81. in Hubbard OF al = sub
division OF Hubbard ct ais southeast adj
dition as recorded In Plat Book 3. page
169.
nj. 3 subdivision of Hubbard ct al. = eouthl
east addition as recorded In Plat Book a,
Part of Lots 0, 10. 0. In MankediclSxu
s sd9ton NJ OF re aSSS@fd s' SoeR
a. Triangular piece of land east Of Shell
BY ST.. IN the northeast corner OF Lot 4,
addition. as recorded In Plat Book 3. page
Also tho following described tracts "Be-
properly line OF Prospect 81, and the east
line of Q. M. Cooperg TrusteeA Prospect
st. Addition 10 the City OF Indianapolis.
the Recorders office OF Marion County. In
diana; thence east along the south prop
erty line OF Prospect st.. distance OF 121
feet TO a point. thence southwestwardlY
feet %. a point in the east limo OF the
aforesaid @. M. CoOpers Trustees Prospect
81. Addition, thence north along the east
Addition a distance OF l40,S0 feet 10 this
place of beginning
Said parts pr lots and lands are owned
Of the park and boulevard system Of said
fly. and nr0 40 longer needed for park
purposes, and The same should DO soid
An affidavit 2f nGnc9usdion r. Tsau1r s1
snds "a must ms Brn9 'S the 81 s nS value
'''s''0A' CHARLES A pOoKIvAIrER.
The Indianapolis times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1922-1965, 1925-12-19
a--Light Housekeeping

LEBFt EzO0NCCPFtB
Everything flirn reas. Har 47S7-W
GRAY. 81 ADJ. three unfurn front rooms
garage; SIS month DIR. 3o40-R.
Montgomery County sentinel. [volume] (Rockville, Md.) 1855-1974, 1925-09-04

Kings Valley Road 1882
Melvin Bell, Repair
Clarksburg Road - 1925
Walter E. Haines, Re-
pair Bealls Corner $500
L. G. & B. r. Beall, Re-
pair Frederick Road 67.50
H. L. Carlin, Repair
Buck Lodge Road 1850
Raymond King, Repair
Clarksburg Road 1O7.5O
Dell Wins, Repair
Clarksburg Road 800
H. P. Price, Repair
Roads " $500
L. G. Burdette, Repair
Hyattstown- Clarks-
burg Road - $500
Jacob Nohouse, Repair
Damascus Pike to
Kings Valley Road 1880
Harold Hargett, Repair
Roads - 206.60
Total - S2,64s.46
Montgomery County sentinel. [volume] (Rockville, Md.) 1855-1974, 1925-09-04
REGULAR ROAD FUND
FIFTH DISTRICT

Jas. Duvall, Repair
Spencerville Road 5000
Sopers Road 22.OO
Robert H. Kruhn, Re-
Montgomery County sentinel. [volume] (Rockville, Md.) 1855-1974, 1925-09-04
REGULAR ROAD FUND
FOURTH DISTRICT

FOURTH DISTRICT
]. C. Ward, Repair
New Cut Road = $3.50
Chas. A. Clagett, Re-
pair Rockville Road 60.75
Eugene Viers, Repair
Glen Mill Road - $500
Chas. Elliott, Repair
Viers Mill Road - $500
E. B. Magruder, Re-
pair Wayside Road $500
Chas. A. Clagett, Re-
paid Randolph Road 11.25
E. B. Magruder, Repair
Seven Locks Road - 121.O0
W. F. Ricketts,, Repair
Shady Grove Road 94.5G
Total -- $4,000
Montgomery County sentinel. [volume] (Rockville, Md.) 1855-1974, 1925-09-04

Kings valley Road Z6-oO
Harold Hargett, Repair
Roads -- 206.60
Total -- S2,64S.46
REGULAR ROAD FUND
THIRD DISTRICT
D. H. Shreve, Repair
Poolesville Road - $541.80
D. H. Shreve, Scrap
ing Roads -----.-- 31.50
d. H. Shreve, Repair
Martinsburg Read 1880
D. H. Shreve, Bramb-
ling dirt road 71.sO
ID. H. Shreve, Repair
various roads 272.60
d. H. Shreve, Repair
Sycamore River Road $3.50
ing roads $500
D. H. Shreve, Repair
Eleventh District
Roads -------- $500
Chas. Matthews, Repair
River Road - 29.50
Thos. Poole, Repair
Martinsburg Road 41.00
H. H. Hoffin, Repair
Martinsburg Road to
River Road - 1885
C. M. Helm, Repair
Oak Hill Road r $3.50
Seneca V. Ayd, Re-
pair Edwards Ferry
Road ---------- $3.50
Joseph Halter, Repair
PooIesviIIe Road 1880
Butler & Fisher, Re-
pair Whites Ferry
Road " 5000
Geo. W. Brewer, Re-
pair Various Roads TAB
Frank /. Davis, Repair
Edwards Ferry Road $500
B. F. Shreve, Repair
Dickerson Monrovia
Road --------------------- $3.50
w. T. Jones, Repair
Martinsburg Road - 130.75
j. r. Walshe, Repair
Iron Ridge Road $50
Thos. ]. Shreve, Re
pair Beltsville Road $3.50
Allnutt Bros, Repair
Seneca Road -- $500
G. S. Waddle, Repair
Allnutt Road - 29.50
Walter NJ. Butler, Re-
pair Third District
Roads ----- 53.25
Robt. W. AlInutt, Re
pair Allnutt Mill
Road Z0.DU
Clarence o. Offutt, Re-
pair Third District
Roads -------- 64.5e,l
Smith w. Allnutt. Re-
pair Third District
Roads ----.------ 5000
R. T. offutt, Repair
Sycamore Road - 5000
]. P. Allnutt, Repair
Mill Dam Road - 5000
Jos. N. Darby, Repair
Seneca Road - Pits
Samuel Jarboe, Repair
Poolesville Edwards
Ferry Road - 1870
Henry L. Collier, Re-
pair Monacy Road - 22.85
Standard Oil Co. Truck
and tractor supplies 1880
Paul Boerum, Work at
Dickerson -- 1900
Ideal Garage Co. Inc,
Tractor Supplies - $50
Total - s2,6O5.sS
REGULAR ROAD FUND
FOURTH DISTRICT
n Ward Ranair
Montgomery County sentinel. [volume] (Rockville, Md.) 1855-1974, 1925-09-04
REGULAR ROAD FUND
SEVENTH DISTRICT

]. W. Peters, Repair
Old Baltimore Road S192.95
Chas. A. Clagett, Gin
der work Bethesda
Roads ------------ $3.50
Chas. A. Clagett, Re-
pair Bethesda Road 1880
W. Phillips Co.,
Cinders River Road 1925
Supplies - 1900
E. B. Margruder, Re-
pair Grqsevenors
Lane - 1890
Total $s7I7O
Montgomery County sentinel. [volume] (Rockville, Md.) 1855-1974, 1925-09-04

Road tools -- 24.00
Enterprise Garage,
road machinery - 1880
]. w. Peters, Hauling
road machinery - 400
J. E. Henley, Roller re-
pairs ------------------------ S4.OD
Edward L. Reed, Re-
pair road machinery 47.75
Evert Hardware Co.,
Hand tools ------------ 700
Montg. County Motor
Co., Road machinery
repairs ~--~--- 1925
road machinery - $500
Maryland Garage, Re-
pairs to road ma
chinery - 52.44
Thos. Summerville, Co.,
Repairs to road ma
chinery --------.------ 500
F. Mason Miller, Work
on Roller ------ $500
on Roller - 1850
Frank Wootton, Work
on Roller - 1890
Total S4,SO4.S6
nrCrcrrzr, nr- xxrrrrC
Montgomery County sentinel. [volume] (Rockville, Md.) 1855-1974, 1925-09-04

P. E. Waters, Register,
as per account filed $230.11
REMOVED COURT CASES
County Commissioners,
Frederick County $153.00
County Commissioners,
Prince George Coun-
ty - 10000
Total - S459.OO
Imperial Valley press., 1925-03-18
NURNI LOSES DECISIVE RACE WHEN TAKEN ILL
MEETS
BRAWLEY HERE
NEXT SATURDAY

Central high school baseball team
will play Il league game with Braw
ley high school in this city Satur
day afternoon.
The local ball tosscrs have beer
peeved since their defeat by Impcr
ial last Saturday, and plan to make
things interesting for the northern
boys in Saturdays game. The weak
hitting of the blue and white war.
riors against Imperial was attribut.
ed to the bats being used, some of
the boys claiming they were "full
Of holes.'' -
To offset this abb, Coach Arm.
strong has obtained a supply of new
bats, each one guaranteed to pro.
duce the requisit number of hits, if
handled in the proper manner: The
boys have been trying them out in
practice the past few days and be
lieve now that they have found the
means to eliminate the weak hitting
jinx.
Allen, Baker, and a few other
players who have been suffering
minor injuries, hope to be in good
form by Saturday and Brawlcy is
certain to meet tough competition
all the way
Given a little support, Hurst and
Fansher compare favorably WITH any
hurting corps in the league, and the
rest of the team hope to give tlIem
sufficient support Saturday.
Imperial Valley press., 1925-03-18
Exzhliilh1i ton Of
Munn is Marred
BY Many Fights

MEMPHIS, Tom, Mar. 1S.-Thc
exhibition of Wayne Big" Mum
heavyweight wrestling champion,
was considerably married here last
night when Wladck Ibyazko, form
= titlo holder climbed into the ring
and Challenged the 'champiop. he
followed this UP by taking off his
coat; and telling Mum that he was
rca9}y TO begin Mum left the. ring.
Billy llaqckc, boxing promoter,
Who Staged the exhibition, ordered
Ihyszllo 10 leavc. Whon the" Pole
l6sitatrd, H1ack@ Iii lim in fhc
jTw. +" :
George Kotsonar6s, Greek heavy
weight not billed on I'll program, was
nest to step into the ring without
igVitation and H.aachc &rccte,t MINI
With q pa4jh on the chin also.
Imperial Valley press., 1925-03-18
GOOD MEAL OF
I FAVORITE DISH
CAUSES TROUBLE
Half a Lap Ahead of
RitOla When
Stricken
BY HENRY L. FARRELL,
United Press Staff Correspondent

ASbAeSu 4 LNpo tStd1l SOllSopOitlCliUJ
NEW YORK, Mar. 1S.-Ono good
meal of his pct dish-a large slab
of vcal-cost Paavo Nurmi his
greatest triumph before Il crowd of
10000 that packed Madison Square
Garden last night with the hope of
watching the worlds greatest rum
ncr beat all his rivals.
Nurmi was more than half lap
in front of Willie Ritola, his, arch
rival, in the 5000 meter race. He
had gone around the. track thirty
times and had only four more laps
to go when he staggered from the
track and quit.
Physicians from the a. a. Y. ex-
amined him and gave some kind of
Il long name of his aiment, ex-
planning in ordinary language he
had suffered spasm of the sto-
mach. He was unable to leave his
dressing room for more than an
hour and was forced to withdraw
from the race. - .-j+#
It was the first time that Nurmi
had been beaten. in.a race from
scratch since Guillemdt, the French
star, defeated him in the 500 me-.
ter race at the Olympic games i'll
Antwerp in 1920. tfs =.
,Joic Ray, the 'littic>Ghieago star,
was all primct for Nurmi in the
milo racn, as was shown, when he
made new indoor record OF i:l2.
Ray ran the greatest race of his
career and he. would have given
Nurmi Il great battle. fs--
Allen Helffrich Of Pennsylvania
state, America i premier middle
distance runner made a new world s
record for 600 yards when lie ran
the distance. in LII 3-5.,s
Imperial Valley press., 1925-03-18
SECOND BIG LOT
OF DOPE SEIZED
ON PACIFIC BOAT

SAN FRANCISCO, Mar. The
second valuable seizure of opium
from Il trans Pacific steamer. in a
week was mad' here curly today
when customs Officers found $i5,
GOO worth Of tic drug in the hold
ct the Struthers and Barry freight
e. Hcst Chopaka.
\ cache ef opium worth $4,000
was seized on the liner President
Cleveland last week.
Imperial Valley press., 1925-03-18
kaplan's Manager
Announces He Is
Out For Money

SAN FRANCISCO, Mar. 1S.-Thc
Tommy Simpson of Oakland. and
Jack Doyle of Vernon make him
definite offers before tine end of
the week, . 'Scotty". Montieth an
nolinccd today that be will return
to New York with Kid. Kaplan, the
fea thcrwcfght CHAMPION.
According to Kaplan's s manager,
lie has not signed for bout be-
tween 'kaplan and Stewart Mae
Lean at Oakland. He said Gimp
son wanted TO stage the bout as Il
night open air show during the
.ftrst week in April. This would
not be Satisfactory. he says. 1t
must be indoors or he is not 70.
ing to let kapIan fight.
'Monticth wants to fight "'.icc"
+ lindkins here.
= am not interested in title
matches, said the veteran handley.
- can get $4,000 to fight 41dual,
DO Mascart in New York. City for
the world 3, .featherweight champ
ionship. Why should l .jeopardizc
that bout to fight western boys
for whom | can only secure 10000
gdarantees7 Kaplan bars no one.
All he asks is g champion : price
and he will mcet anyone. : -. =,
In Central Africa f2tncss is con
sidered beauty. This is, where the
Imperial Valley press., 1925-03-18
FIGHTS, FIGHTERS
AND THE RESULTS


Cleveland Al 'Corbctt defeated
Benny Gerschc in a IL round. bout
here last night. Both are feat her
weights. - -. s#..a
a. -. ,.
New York-Eddie .Garvcv. form
or Notrc Dame football star, knock
ed out Frank Case, New York
heavyweight, in the third round.
San Francisco-Kid Herman broke
his hand in the first round but stay.
Ned the limit AMI tvek "a ,1e Fenna
decision from Jimmy Ross at Carl
baidi Hall last night. ..t
San Francisco Young Stribiing
will arrive here Sunday TO start
training for his fight with Tommy
l.oughran the afternoon of March
%. ~,
Three new county agents in Ore
gon bring the total Hp TO "a.
Imperial Valley press., 1925-03-18
Longest Horse
Race in World
TO Be Held Soon

san DIEGO, Mar. IS.-TGc long
est horse race in the world WI be
run here SUNDAY when some ct III
juana'S best distapcc horses VIII 20
thrce miles for Il pnrSc Of $4,000,
Cltilhowoc will prdbablv go "a tho
post, according to SECRETARY George
| Schilling, as "A Prtfpcr FOR the
| $50ioQo addcd Coffortb handirap
thr week following.
Hhc eAmcricm runnhg. rcr9td of
3.l9' Tor three miles made '6E NJ
mic Algol .af NrW Orleans ii iqo1
is Expected tq fan Tijuana horses
.4;tyt.' .aTre3d~ c'stabIishea five new
. MafathSr 'rccofds for Amciicaa
t.IuA- tLi- -eQ-q4.
Imperial Valley press., 1925-03-18
ITODAY'S WANT ADS.

RAlES;-Tpe rale f3f inserting
Prepaid Classified or Liner Adver-
tisements in the Imperial Valley
Press is cent per wcrd each ipser-
rion Minimum charge 25 cents.
ALFALFA 10, LnisE-WiIi lease
$50 acres in.alfalfa go acres Just
seeded lying on paved boulevard
II milo. east ILeber station, north
side road. Write offer, .3 years
to- Arthur Shepard, 1152 7th St
San Diego, Calf. =. 1St3
FOX fEENT-Four room, modern
house, with garago. Mrs. Williams
at Earncys. 1919.
rOR SALE CHEAF-Ivorv Reed
hassiuct ana Lloyd Loom, baby
carriage. Good condition. Also
!" Mahogany Starr Phmograph.
Phone 42sW.' r.. -..~ 1St4
FOR REST,-Largc, very nicely
furnished homee<hardwood flaors,
btcalsIreping porches, good neigh-
borhood, also , good unfarniShed
HOUSES $1,000 per month. Mrs.
hand. .7a5 Park, Phone 73f.. 1Stf
t68 LEAsE-G room furnished
house $40 Euclid. .1Stf
IFOR RE,,&T-Niceiy furnished east
-'bcdro0m ,adjoinin@ bath and
'soreen porch, outside. entrance.
PHONE o16W. d, W f $
,FpR StLE-Bairy pastures g. Il.
Graves, IMPERIAL. 1873
ROOM for one or. two gentlemen
with. meals if desired. 35A Brigh.
ton Ave. .-s. e.. 1St3
FOR SALH--HoHse and large lot,
'c1Imor Painl Ave. and 10th St...3
blocks south of High school.
Price 500. S, c. Loye 18t2
Imperial Valley press., 1925-03-18
Here and There
in Sport World

Los ANGELES, Mar. l8.-Eddie
huffman, the sailor heavyweight,
outclassed aud outfought Tony
Fucntcs, Mexican, in onc-sidcd
bont of 10 rounds nc tho Vernon
Coliseum last night.
The sailor won nine rounds of
the fight, and had Fuentes on the
verge Of Il knockout in. the final
round.
Tlic Mexican, however, fought =
stubborn defensive battle, and
demonstrated he caa stand Il lot of
punishment.
II a matter Of poundagc IS settled.
Joe Benjamin and Nee Hudkins, con
sidcfed two of the best liglHwpights
one the coast, will meet in 10
roind bout at Vernon on April I, =
Vt present Hudlins insists that
RenjamiH make l35 pounds, while
Joe, who feels that he has . ma
tional reputation ut stake, wants
to weigh in at 1911 pounds.
Ben jamin has announced ne roulJl
continue i'll the New York boxing
commission : elimination contests t.
decide Benny leonard 5 successor
ard would haze to make 49, pounds
fof that. But he cant $50 why
Hudkins should he given tht sanle
consideration. .-.- -..
Oscar Ray "Bummer Grimes, an
Angel hoidor.t who recently came to
terms, engaged III his first practice
yesterday and Manager Marty krtY,
after looking him over, declared the
Los Angeles clab would win the
1928 coast league pcRuant. :
Imperial Valley press., 1925-03-18
AT THE CAMP

Catalina Island--Flark pittingcr,
recruit Cub third ba8cman, nearly
threw an exhibition game to the
Salt Lake club OF The Pacific coast
league but a sparkling double play
by Friberg, Adams and Grimm pull
cd the game ont of The fire aud the
Cubs won / to 3. 49, .... .
Shreveport Five members Of tire
Chicago White SoX training crew
got the axe. 81 ...
Orlando, Fla.-.Although thc Reds
boat Columbus, American asSocia,
tion team yesterday 10 to q, the
work of May and Morris in the box
did not. exactly please. nor, did the
base running show big Ioagac stuff.
Sanford, Tla.-iiarIanI ,Buckoyc,
- $50 pound right handler from the.
sand lots of Chicago, VIII start for
the Indians in their third cxlibi
ti9n game of tue season, . today
against milwaukee,. Irdiauopli,
again defeated the tribe yesterday,
IL to >.
stockton-Thc aye has started
falling in the. Cardinal camp and
five California rookie pitchers have
been released by Branch Rickpy.
Today's contest for the Cards is
with the Sacramento cfuh. Horns
by and Bottomicy win he kept or
Of the lineup, owing TO ininrics.
San Observation-Disclosures city beat
San Francisco again Yesterday, I
to ; and George Putnam celebrated
the event by releasing nine rookie
Seals who have been vuinly trying
for regular berthS. ..'.-
Imperial Valley press., 1925-03-18
For Sale-LiUeStOck

FOR SALE-Scvcn mules from 3 to
years old on Greens Ranch, >
miles west Of hLcCabc. l6t26
Imperial Valley press., 1925-03-18
Dempsey's Reply
:. .Peeyes. Board
ny Initca pres. I.ense.l Wire


ny Inttca Press 1.enSe,I Wire
'N1EW YORS. Mar lS-Artion On
tht reply OF ,iarH Dempsey TO it's
ut!matlm That he accept the chal.
lEhge' of. Harry Willis will not be-
ta1ltU by the New York boxing com
ma>Sioa Untii March Hi vas an-
e5uncPd .voaterGay ,after the regular
meeting Of the .c0mm mission.
{ Dempsey tas sh0Wo q tendency
I3 'he NerE lrSN about his reply
and will posporc potion until thc
- ,jaY period allowed, hv the rude.
las! cNpirQd, james 4. larlry,
obdt rmrn. OF the rommis@jon, .aid,
a (. said the rcply Of Dempsey bad
h'. u, received and had been read.
NOTICE TO U4GDITORS
Notice is hereby given ny Geo. w.
Aleu-, administrator Of the estate Of
Marty !. Kelly. deceased, to al prl.
sons having claims against said d.
ceased to present them within four
menths after first publication Of
this notice to tlte. Undersigned ut
l07 lIehkopf Buildtny, FL Ccutro.
california, thc rlarc selected to
transact business Of sail estate, o.
file thcm Within four months after
first publication ot This lottrc in
tho office o. Gl&h 81 Superior
Court, .Tutperiat County: .
nQtcd this Eta '5tay o. l'GltdJry,
iq.E@ : ',t.'.} ~.
" 9'' - r.. t;TU: w. NLLBN,
e,'',' --t.' idu}r,ris traitor.
lby. NY t|Eiss ford, .Attorn,6y for AL
i-i T.. Qt9. EI-'-j II ! - :g3.
Imperial Valley press., 1925-03-18

FOR .SALE-TIotpoint electric
range. Nearly new for $40. Hatch.
Phone 32Wl. 17t5
FOR SALE-Air compressor, ?
wheel 12-ton trailer. Louis Nelson
Auto Repair Shop. 325 State.
17t6
HAY for sale. !. mic south of
Eucalyptus school. 16t6
SPECIAL SALE-SHghty used
Singers, Whites, Free, ETC.; won
dertul condition, guaranteed per-
feet. Greatest bargains ever Of
fercd. Sale starts Thursday, Mar.
.19. Don t forget to investigate.
Mrs. Hobbs, Co. Brighton. 10th
FOR SALE-Complctc professional
trap. dram OUTFIT. Consists of
everything for The professional or
amateur drummer. In Al condi-
= tion. S;torlticc for quick sale.
Phone l0jJ or write Box 49,,
= IIoltYille. l6tt
FOR SALE-Qne to one hundred
pairs red and yellow. Carneanx
and. White King SQUAD breeding
pigeons. The squad Farm i. +.
p. 30. ,, Boy Us, san Jose,
Calf. 1916
FOR SALE-Emcrson Piano, first
class condition. Cheap. Mrs. c. X.
Patton, Imperial, 81 No. Sixth.
12tf
FOE SALE trailer, SO. GO3
Commercial st. l2t6
FOR SALE-Alfalfa hay. l mile
north OF First National. Bank, FL
Centre. Knapp. l2t6
= --------,------- - - -.
FOR SALE To move one house
20X24 at "a bargain. Collins
Nreckmg company. 270 No. 18th,
phono 3f2. ,..:... loft
FOR SALE-325 Marsh Seedless
grapefruit trees, , years old. Write
Walter Hentschke, Redlands, Cal.
1926
FOR SAAE-3 char barber shop.
Dong fine business, good loca-
ton and lease. Price $3.50. Ad-
dress Box 3o4, Somerton, Arizona,
Phone 40. 25tf
CALIFORNIA Auto Wrecking Co.
Valley agents FOR american gears
and Wilkson axles. Largest
stock in valley. ASS Main St.
Phone $50. I2tf
Imperial Valley press., 1925-03-18

FOR SALE-Good young COWS, pric
ed right, 10 acres alfalfa for lease
Mrs. Huson, AZ miles north Holt
vile. 16tG
Imperial Valley press., 1925-03-18
THE PRESS CL LASSlFIED SECTION
For SaIe-M iSceltaneOus

----~~"-- - --~---~-------~-
FOR SALE-IIotpoint electric
range. Nearly new for $40. Hatch.
Phone 32W1. Its
Imperial Valley press., 1925-03-18
For Sale or Exchange

FOR ENGHANGE-IIousc and lot
in Huntington Park, $4,000, want
string of cows and lease. Will as
sumo. +. \. Allen, Oregon Hotel,
Wednesday, Thursday, Friday.
17f3
Imperial Valley press., 1925-03-18
Wa0tel--.NISceELQneOus

- = - - - - -
False Teeth. We
pay high is SO for full sets.
Don t matter if broken. We buy
crowns qnd bridges. Western Met,
al Company Bloomington, III.
l7t2
Imperial Valley press., 1925-03-18

FOR SALE-Air compressor, 2
wheel 12-ton trailer. Louis Nelson
Auto Repair Shop. 325 State.
17t6
Imperial Valley press., 1925-03-18

In Central Africa fatnc>s is con
sidered beauty. This is, where the
eannibals .loy.o their follow men.
Imperial Valley press., 1925-03-18
Rep Wanted

~ - -7-----~-~-~~->--\---
WILL interview today and tomor-
row a live man with 500 to take
over this territory for Il new
. patented glass and metal sign
which sells to. everyone. This price
Includes tool for making and per
so&al instruction until competent.
Address Press Box 37i. l7t2
NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. man for
country store. Must speak Span
isb h. Robertson, Mt, Signal,
Calf. i7tC
GARAGE ALAN WANTED-I have
q good opening for first class
gdrage man. Can evenings. G.. 2.
= liilL 60G Commercial 81. l2tG
Imperial Valley press., 1925-03-18

HAY for sale. /. u;io south of
Eucalyptus school. 16t6
Imperial Valley press., 1925-03-18

FOR SALE-Qne to one hundred
pairs red and yellow Carncaux
and White King SQUAD breeding
pigeons. The squad Farm i. +.
y. 80. ., Boy lis, SAN Jose,
Calf. 1916
Imperial Valley press., 1925-03-18

Three new county agents in. Ore.
gon bring the total Hp TO n. 80
The Omaha morning bee., 1925-03-29
Lax Morals Due to WM
Brought Out in Detail
in ~ Wmt My Man. Film

How will the future judge America
in It's present social dissolution, re-
action from the last war? That is
the question evoked by Milton Sills
and Doris Kenyon In their latest
drama. Il Want My Man. which Is
showing this week at the Rialto
theater.
VIII they see It with the eyes OF
Sills in his role of Gulian Eyre-a
man returning after eight years Sc
clusion in France. during which he
was seeking cure from blindness in
Cured in the war? To Sills 1t Is a
world upended, Of flapper orgies, tea
dancing matrons and reckless fathers.
But beneath it all he sees soundness
of heritage.
The story Is of n war nurse who
give. up the husband she has married
when he was believed inaurably blind,
In the hope OF winning him back on
even terms with the girl to whom he
was engaged before his war calamity.
Cured, he returns to the home he has
n0 seen for eight years. to find it on
ths verge of ruin through a new
spirit of pleasure chasing.
Into this home. her identity un-
known, comes the former wife, and
here the problem of the woman who
has waited and the woman who gave
him up for love Is solved. Besides
Sills and Miss Kenyon. the cast in.
cludes Phyllis Haver. May Allison and
Paul Nicholson. The film is a screen
adaptation Of Struthers Burt's novel,
THE Interpreters House
The Omaha morning bee., 1925-03-29

\ veritable giant who plays the
role of Ursus in Quo Vadis." the
huge First National screen spectacle
which was produced in Rome, is
Bruto Castellani. and the strength he
displays in breaking the neck of
wild bull is by no means "film
strength" He formerly was the wres-
Ting champion of Italy.
The Omaha morning bee., 1925-03-29
LICE CONLEY
IN RIALTO FILM

Lige Conley as an amateur de-
tectlve in his latest mermaid comedy.
Step Lightly" is on the bill at the
Rialto theater this week.
Lige is seen as a correspondence
school detective with four lessons
still in the mail. whose sweetheart
Is kidnapped. and with his bag full
of DISCUSSES and his trustys blood.
hounds Llge sets out to rescue his
lady. The action leads to a tough
cafe in big city. one Of the fun.
niest instances Is the scene where
Llge disguises his bloodhounds.