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New Britain herald., 1925-12-24

Is Your Name Amongst the
 Fortunate? Listed below are the fifty happy recipients of gifts presented by RaphaeEs Department Store
 "The Big Store" Gift Name Address City 1-Flexible Flyer SIed-Miss Clara Engel, 173
 Greenwood St. 2-BOudOir Lamp-A. Simon, 541 Stanley St. 3-Vanity CIoclt-M. McCann, 139 Glen St. Doll Carriage-COrneIius GagliOus 40
 North St. 5-Boudoir Lamp--NIrs, N. ErsOlf, 498 Main St 6-Vanity CIocls--Mrs. Stanley Tantaski, 7l4
 Stanley St. 7--BiCycle- Dorsey, II Broad St. S--Lamp-Petcr St0zkelunas. 12O Chelsea St. 9-Smoking Stand-NIrs. A. Neuman, S6
 Austin St lO-B0udoir Lamp-Blank, 1l--tleXiblc Flyer Sled-Anna Pepi, 133 Sand
 Hill, SouthingtOn. l2-ly0ry Toilet Set-Gloria Prado, 5 Chestnut
 St. l3--Vanity CIock-NIrs. S. Rogund, Elm Hill. 4-B0ud0ir Lamp-Miss Martha Schultz, 246
 Rocky Hill Ave. l5--Large Size Pool Table-Louise Clon, r
 Ward St., Bristol l6-Nanity Cl0ck-Miss Anna Goldberg 494
 Main St. l7-Boudoir Lamp--DicIl Welsh, 26 Harrison St lS-SnoIing Stand-Miss Alice Kania, West
 Center St., SouthingtOn. l9-Babys Table and Chairs-Mrs Dyson, 5
 HeaIey St. 2O--ParIor Lamp-1Jary McMahon, 80 Franklin 2l-Girrs Bicycle-2O Church St., Plainville. 22-Vanity Clock-J. A. K. 719 East St. 23-BOudOir Lamp-HeIen Scanlon, 45 Wilson
 St. 23---Sm0kjng Stand-BIank II, Ol. 27-Vanity CI0ck-lIiss Betty Basney, 10 Shef-
 field avenue New Haven Conn. 2&-B0UdOir lGmD-A Zaleski 313 High street. 29-BicycI Atkinson. 30-Large aize mamma doIl-Miss Mary, 36O
 Park street. 3l-Boudoir lanlp-Niiss Lena Bacchi, 2S East
 Main street, Pl2inviIIe 22-Jewcl hicycIe-Anna Bartimoli, 12t LawIer
 street. 33-Nanity clOck--H. Chase, Hotel Delaney. I-Overnight bag->Hga Lehman, 1S3 Elm St. 35-Ladics' silk mh'alIa-Mdred A., IF Os-
 good a}cluc. r 36-Go-boy-N. Nannozian, PIP Hartford Ave. 37-VanilT c;ocA-?i.iiihcrt Droet, 326 East
 Main street. 3S-BoU&cir |aur-~C. Foberg, 59 Arch street. G9-DO!l c2TriagC-MiSs Katherine Basse, 464
 Arch street. l0-Vanity cock-RoSalie DoIan l3 Winthrop
 street. H-DiXic tIycr-AIrs J. H, Czeckowrez 34 East
 street. i2-Chiidren's nursery set-C C. HasseIwark,
 l99 Kelsey street. 13-Nanity cI0ch-A. Labrecque 321 Church St. H-Nanity cl0ck-Bulah Carter, 31l Church
 street l5-Aquarum-E. Carlson, 3G2 Main street. l6-Vanity CIOck-Nartha Earnest, 93 SeftoH
 Drive. l7-ChiId's Porch Rochcr-1Irs. La Porte, IS
 Allen St. iS-Vanity ClOck-Victor kasLi, 36 Gold St. l9-ParlOr Lamp-Mary SyrOko, lO3 Broad St. 5O-Mack Truck-Agnes Matascip, 72 Grove St. Tie Biz Sfore Wshes AUHs
New Britain herald., 1925-12-24

fowlcr the Bob Cat kept away
 rom tho dam Of Paddy the Beaver
 He kept away because he didn't dare To go over there again, Some thing or some one had struck him from behind as he crouchcd on a big, gray rock near the middle of that dam watching for chance to catch an unsuspcCtinE Beaver. NowI- Ter had been both hurt and fright Icned, so frightened that on the in- IStant he had jumped and landed in tn" water. As he scrambled out on he dam and then rapidly sneakcd Iashorc he kept looking over his shoulder But hc neither heard nor say any one. It was so mysterious l that Nowler decided then and there ,thut he didn't really want a Beaver thinner after all, and would keep away from there.
 AS for TIooty thc Great Horned Owl, who had struck at Nowlcrs ItWitching, stubby tail. without
New Britain herald., 1925-12-24
Belgian Deputies Pass
 First Budget Reading

Brussels, Dec. 2i tPl - The chamber of deputies today passed the first reading of the govern mcnts budget for 1926. in which receipts are placed at 5,S0o,O00,0 GOO francs and. expenditures at 5,297,- oo0, ,0o0 francs.
 Later the house began discussion of the second reading, the vote on which will be final, anu is expected to reach q decision tonight.
 During the coming week the son. ate will sit night and day in order 10 have the budget through before New Years. Finance Minister Jans- sen has told parliament that the budget must be voted without fail before midnight, December 31.
New Britain herald., 1925-12-24
Santa Forced to Take
 Off His Mask in Utah

Salt Lake City, Dec. g4 P) - santa Claus was forced 10 unmask hy casting aside his long white whisliors here yesterday. If he ap- pears upon the streets he must 20 h"arllcss, due 10 a protest 10 th" city commission and the chief O. police hy representatives of the ku kluX Klan.
 Wearing Of masks upon public thoroughfares is prohibited hy city ordinance and the protest pointed out that Santa'S traditional flowing whskors provided a mask in viola ton of tIo law. santa and his as sistants were collecting funds for the poor.
New Britain herald., 1925-12-24

J Carroll of Carrol's Tavern, West Haven, the PaIals Royal at Capital park Hartford will open on Satur- day night, Mr, Carroll has ur- ranged to have the famous Calror- mia Entertainers furnish the music every evening,
 Reservations arr now being made for New Years Eve The charge will bo SC a cover including favors, souvenirs and noisc-making devices in addition 10 an excellent dinner.
New Britain herald., 1925-12-24

Copyright, 1925, by T. ". Burgess
New Britain herald., 1925-12-24

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Christmas EYe.

Christmas Eve.
 Friday and Saturday the shows at the Palace will be continuous. For three days starting Sunday. Jackie Coogan will be seen in "Old Clothes" The companion feature for the three days will be Corinne Grif- nth in the First National success, ',Declasse."
 Starting Monday there will be continous shows at the Palace all through tho week.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1925-10-27

we always take home some Of
B0ldra Coffee Cake s-Adyertiss
meut
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1925-10-27
Homemade Remedy
Stops Cough Quickly
Fiass, eeaEh nsdisins you ever used.
Fsmily 'upply sssiiy made.
Saves shoui 81.

You might be surprised 20 know
that tho best thing YOU can use 10.
a severe cough. n remedy which
Is easily prepared AZ home in Just
a few moments. It's cheap. but for
prompt results IL beats anything else
you ever tried. Usually stops the
ordinary cough or chest cold In "a
hours Tastes pleasant. too-ehildren
like it--and Il ia pure and good.
Pour ga ounces OF PlnFx In a
pint bottle, then al IL up with plain
Eranulated sugar syrup. or use ciarl.
ned molasaes. honey. or corn syrup,
instead OF sugar syrup. II desired.
Thus you make full pint--a family
Eupply--but costing no more than a
small bottle Of rcady-made cough
syrup.
And as n cough medicine, there Is
really nothing better 10 be had AT
any price. IL goes right TO the spot
and gives quick. lasting relief. IL
promptly heals the lnfamed mem
hranes that line the throat and air
passages. stops the annoying throat
tickle. loosens the phiegrn. and soon
your cough stops entirely. Splendid
Tor bronchitis. Group, hOarsenesB and
bronchial asthma.
Pinex II a highly concentrated COM
pound Of Norway pine extract.
famous Tor healing the membranes.
To avoid disappointment. ask your
druggist FOR "2is ounces OF Pinex"
with directions, and don't accept any.
thing else. Guaranteed 10 give abso-
lutte satisfaction or money refunded
The Ptne1 Co, Fl Wayne, Ind.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1925-10-27
ARRANGE ITALY
DEBT PAYMENT
Settlement viii Be SiIimas
10 PoIand'S

WASHINGTON. oct s7.-Italy
viii be- requested 90 settle her 81.
i5s,Jtg,s5277 war debt 20 the United
States on ierms similar 90 those
granted Poland, fatyia and Czecho.
sloyakla. Il was learned az the treas.
ury department today
Experts who have studied Italy's
capacity 20 pay believe sho ia un.
able 90 iiquidats her debts on tho
British loan. but that che Is capable
~ settling IN full on slightly NOR.
lrnient terms.
Italy. up 90 the close Of the world
war. was advanced tLg47, ss7, OB0 is
Ia cash from tho sale OF liberty
bonds. Accrued interest az 8 per
cent on the debt now totals $780,
e7f.65tsi. In six years tho Italians
have paid but tigtss2.si interest on
tho principal and S57Bos,ss IN
interest
Headed by Count Yolpl. the tai.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1925-10-27

is now South America.
Professor Weaver bases his state.
ments on studies he made on the
coast q Argentina during the past
four years, compared with those of
other biologists IN Africa.
A fossil collection amounting 90
about 1000 pounds and including
several hundred thousand specimens
gathered By Professor Weaver, viii
arrive az the University OF Washing
ton some time before Christmas Part
~ the collection was taken 20 the
University u Bonn In Germany dur
ing the past summer. where the pro
fcssor spent about three months com,
pairing Il with fossils In the collection
az the institution.
Mr. Weaver made his headquarters
az Buenos Aires and made HIS gcoloE
teal trips largely thru Argentina and
Bolivia. lie was seeking oil for the
standard OF Co,
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1925-10-27
COUNCIL DROPS
9 LEASE FIGHT
To Dismiss Appeal as New
Appropriation Denied

Attempts 20 secure an Increase In
re assessed valuation ofaihe Metro.
pelitan building e0mpany's lease.
holi q tho University OF Washing
ton downtown tract were abandoned
b. ,he city late Monday,
A recommendation % the judiciary
committee or the city council that a
IN authorizing Corporation Counsel
Kennedy 90 continue tho appeal he
postponed Tor an indefinite period
Vas approved by the council
The appeal which Kennedy had al.
ready filed tn the county superior
court viii be dismissed.
The committee save as tho reason
FOR postponcment o. any action the
fast that next year there viii BE- a
Iycyaluation % property in tho city.
!. ne appeal could no, be heard before
This reyaluation. the committee held
The assessed valuation OF the lease,
hold Was fixed AZ $500 600 this year.
The city council. thru the county
hoard o. equalization. sought 20 have
he assessment raised 90 $4,000. 600.
but failed 10 set the board 10 okeh Il.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1925-10-27
INA" FERGUSON
WINS BATTLE
Victorious for Time Over
Administration Critics

AUSTIN Texas oct E-The
dove Of peace. is wings slightly
5corehsd. again flies over tho state
capitol and Governor Miriam A.
Ferguson apparently has emerged
victorious. temporarily az least IN
a thrilling word hatlo with her
enemies
A truce IN the verbal warcfaro
was announced simultaneously with
tho return Monday. or speaker Lee
sattcrwhile from Washington. where
he had gone Ga confer with tho
treasury department regarding
taxes satterwhite had threatened
20 call AN immediate special session
~ tho Law makers 20 investigate
an state departments unless tho wo.
man governor acted
After "a conference with Attorney
General Dan MOODY who Is direct.
ing the Investigation into the ace,
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1925-10-27
Matson Liner Is
Due Here Nov. 2

ON her Tint direct trip from
Honolulu 20 Seattle. tho Matsou
liner Lurlins. is duo here Noyem.
Dor e. In consequence $3.50 cases
% canned pIneapplcs and si2 tons
of molanaea. which otherwise would
have gone Via San Francisco. will
enter thru tho Seattle gateway The
Lurlino formerly was on a triangle
run, Seattle. Honolulu San Fran
cisco. she IA bringing 10 paasen.
geu on her first direct trtp. accord,
Ing 90 Alexander a Baldwin. her
agents
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1925-10-27
and S. America
We're Once Connected
Prof. Weaver of "U' Geology Department
Advances Theory After Study in Peru

A ERICA and Stuih America were
NJ one time probably connected
across what Is now the Atlantic.
Madagascar was Joined 20 Afrioa and
possibly India. according 60 a state
ment made by Professor Charles
Weaver Of the department OF geology
az tho university. who recently re.
turned from four,ycar soiourn In
South America.
Ho explains that tho continents
Ncro probably connected during the
jurasic nge and the lower Crctaceous
age, The cause OF the separation. he
pointed out. was probably the sinking
OF the portion OF tho continent be-
tween what Is now Africa and what
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1925-10-27

Table forks were first used in
England about zoo years ago.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1925-10-27
"Air Mail" Movie
at Y. M. c. A. Show

The Air Mail. an clght,reel NOV.
ing picture, viii be shown wednos.
day evening. IN tho auditorium OF
the Seattle Y. NJ c. A. az tho
weekly get acquainted entertain,
ment. Members OF the ~" and
their friends are invited 10 these
mcctings.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1925-10-27

tiyities Of the state highway depart
ment, however. satterwhits an.
nounced ho would not Issue the
legislative call until Moody's quiz
was completed n az all
Tho speaker Indicated that he was
satisfied 90 leave the situation In
tho attorney generals hands. but
left the impression that hc would
act immediately toward a special
nsaemblugc Of legislators n the rc.
suits OF the grand jury inyostign,
ton warranted such procedure
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1925-10-27
ARTISTS TO Be
HEARD HERE
British American ASSocia-
ton to Give Program

The Brltth,American association
win give a complimentary program
for the Seattle public Wednesday
evening. az SIS o'clock. at Plymouth
House, 54e Seneca 81.
OF specialNntsrest win BE- me first
appearance In this city % Mrs. Dor.
othy Wallis Sears. who. as Dorothy
Vaughn was leading woman FOR 10
years Tor Sir Henry Irving. al the
Lyceum London. playing with Sir
Beerbohm Treeand John Hare. Mrs.
sears will give dramatic readings
from Shakespeare. The Ballade OF
The Northern Trail - By Robert Serv-
ice. and "reminiscences Of The Court
Of Queen Victoria, where abe passed
her Eirlhood.
Another attractive feature VIII be
Emil X Winkier. solo violonceuist.
Tor - years director Of the Wells
College % Aurora. New York. and
rSnrmer prize winning student NJ the
e nperial Conservatory of Music OF
vienna
The soloists will be Miss Dorothy
Newman. lyric soprano. Miss Lillian
swanson, meExo- soprano. and Denny
Harmon. yioInist
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1925-10-27

tAdyeTiIsemspn
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1925-10-27

Small and large sizes only Broken
sizes in tho styles offered Goodyear
welts Remarkable values. Sizes s.
10. l0h and IL only.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1925-10-27

erings, hangingB-eyerythlng!
Buy Diamond Dyes-no other kind
and tell your druggist whether
the material you wish 60 color Is
wool or silk. or whether Il Is linen,
cotton or mixed good.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1925-10-27

But Few nsas are able 70 jump
more than u inches
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1925-10-27
Suicide Identified
as Washington Boy

HACRAMENIO. o., 81 y
pI- Identification Of tfs body Of
the youth who committed suicide
here Sunday by taking poison was
established today a. Charles Cousy,
Busna. Wash. Mrs. Ora Gaines.
Modesto, an aunt of the suicides
m8de the Identification.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1925-10-27
ian debt ed%inll-lon will arrive in
Ncw York Saturday night
fhdYsrtisemsuti

Zach l1 cent
package contains
directions 30 aim
plo any woman
can tint soft, deli.
cate shades or dyC
nch permanent
oolors IN lingerles.
Hilkh ribbons,
skirts waists.
dresses. coats,
stocking. sweat
crH dmperies. COW
Imperial Valley press., 1925-01-26
PERSONALS

Mr. and Mrs. G. f. Coggins en-.
tertaincd group Of relatives aud
friends over the weekend, the
party including Mr.. and Mrs Chars
les Martin of North Dakota, aunt
and uncle Of the hostess, Mrs. NJ.
NJ Gray Of Beaumont, another aunt.
and Mr.. and Mrs H. Morse, also Of
Beaumont.
Mrs l.. T. Scott of Long Beach is
visiting her daughter, Mrs. l.. II
Sargent this week
Mr> G. l.. Hall has rttUrh"l from
two weeks ,ojoum IN Los An
gcles.
NJ and NJ. Fred Nebcl-Thau
Lave returned to III Centre after
d vi. of several days hp the coast.
>Mr and Mrs. Howard =. Never
are spending It f"w days inf San
Diego, having left here Saturday
fternoon.
Mrs. Z. ". Fcasouoycr il report
"a To be resting comfortably at the
II Centre hospital where sh' I'M.
derwcn' u operation Saturday for
Appendicitis.
Attorney :. ". Thompson of Los
Angeles, vlo has many friends IN
! fh.z citr. IS here i'm connection with
the stage case al tfn courthouse,
Imperial Valley press., 1925-01-26
"Freshies'' Have
Exciting First
Day at School

Some twenty odd stsdents trudg
ed off to high school for the first
time, this morning with fear and
trepida1ion in their hearts. follow
ing dire threats made by the older
high school students who ALWAYS
feel in duty bbtnl to treat the
freshies, as they are dubbed. to
an exciting first day IN high school.
That some of them got it was
the news that leaked out at high
school at noon to-day, but details
were unobtainable as TO what the
extent of the punishment was.
Thirty-one pupils We're graduated
at Wilson school on Friday after
noon with appropriate exercises
climaxed by 4 splendid address Civ
en- by Supt. i. T. Shiblcv and the
presentation Of diplomas by the
county members Of the county board
Of education.
As far rs can be learned the ma
ioritv Of the students will continue
their studies At Central Union high
school,.
Imperial Valley press., 1925-01-26

KANSAS CITY, Mo Jane 20
The agricultural southwest is
against the proposed child amend
mcr. to the fed raj constitution,
largely because such an amend
ment would interfere, it is bclieve
ed. with the southwest $ leading
industrv-agriculturN
The sentiment among the repre-
scntativcS Of the voters i tn the
federal government should "miud
its own business in affairs con
corning whom the citizens Of the
various sovereign states shall en-
rloy in the fields or factories, a
Irvcy of the situation shows.
Arkansas is he only Of the south
western states that has ratified
the amendment proposal and aires
dy reports current that NOV,
would be made at the present ses
sion of the legisture TO repeal thi'
ratification, doEe at a special SIS
sion last June
The Kansas legislature defeated
Imperial Valley press., 1925-01-26
Central Loses
To Imperial;
3 Teams Tied

Fl Cer 70 high school basketball
five lost Il hard fought game to
Imperial - to Is Saturday a tho
neighboring citv. This was the To-
cal team 81 first defeat in the r2co
for the basketball ti'le of the val
ley. while Imperisl had previously
dropped 4 gam, to Holtville. Holt
Vile was defeated by Brawlev II
to : Friday Central. Imperial and
Holtvillc are now tied for first
place with O,,n defeat each. c \
tral plays IIoltville this coming
Saturday. The winner of that game
will play Impcri&l for the champ,
ion nShip.
Central was greatly handicapped
in SATURDAY. 5 game by the abs uce
of Willoughbv, who was laid mp
with n crippled foot, aud Peters
who was ineligible for the game ON
account Of class standingl. Will
oughby regularly pl.vs sanding
guard and always stcadies the team
with his heady, dependable play
ing. Sawyer was shifted to stand
ing guard and Allen. who ordlnari
" plavs forward. 10 the other guard
position. Willoughbv went into the
game in the second half crippled as
/ he wa, but it was too late Il
stem the tide of victory for Imner
+ ial.
J Full credit must be given Imper
ial for the great game they put up
! Captain Hill of Imperial was th'
! sensation of the contest. both fo
his defensive work and the discon
i certing regularity with which h
tossed baskets from all angles. III
scored all but two Of Imperial
, baskets.
The game was featured by clos
guarding and numerous fouls, will
Imperial as the most frequent Of
fender. Neither team was able t
make the free throws successfully
Line UP
Imperial: Armstrong ri; House 1t
Dougherty c; Hill, {captain), rf; Ne
Carly lg.
Central: Maxwell ri; Crandall It
Hurst c; Sawyer rg; Allen lg.
Imperial Valley press., 1925-01-26
OUTLOOK Dubious In Southwest
For Child Labor Amendment

the proposal overwhelmingly, only
to find that it may have to vote
al over again because of technical
errors in the tide Of the bill. How
ever, sentiment Is sucl, that another
vote undoubtedly will result th"
same way.
/, Wyoming has turned down the
proposal and Indications are that
tho smc fate is in a'ore in Mis-
souri. oklahoma. Texas and Colo
rado.
!, Defeat Of the proposal in the
1owcr house of the Oklahoma hg-
islaturc was caused by a zen ,eal
misunderstanding of the amendment
as regards its jurisdiction, rs well
as an apparent distrust Of congress
according to Ira NJ. Finley, presi
dent Of .he Oklahoma federation Of
labor.
"Had the measure been more
specific in what limitations woul,
( be made on child labor, it wouI,
have received majority vote,
said Finley.
This same feeling is apparent il
/ Texas, where an unofficial can
vass of Lone Star legislators show
ed strong sentiment against tn,
amendment because Of the effect i
would have on labor IN cotton field
and also that since other state
= hayo rejected it, there must b,
something Objectionable to II.
Texas, however, has a bill bcfor
its legislature now, regulating chil'
labor in industries where there j
an element of danger.
Imperial Valley press., 1925-01-26

Special Sermons, Sunday ut State
Davis Beauty razor. Phone 227.
adv
Fine Steaks at Steve's. adv
Fresh Rolls an Gay long. National
Bakery. adv
Mrs. Brooks beauty snop. Phone
g26. adv
Davis Beauty farlor. Phone 227.
adv
Fix Up Your Lawn. Dirt for that
low lot cheap. Phone l. Pioneer
Truck and Transfer Co. adv
Dance Every Wed. and Sat nights
at Heber Palm Garden. adv
Catarrhal DEAFNESS, colds in head,
headache, hay fever. DI. Burt, 532
Main St. adv
Dirt! Dirt! Dirt! Cheap. Fill in
that lot before You build. Phone !.
Pioneer Truck and Transfer Co. adv
Infected Tonsils, catarrh or sinus
DR.. Burt, J32 Main st.
adv
r-n--r,o1v Ea,S 1JauI's Puttered
'op Corn. Whv' adv
Imperial Valley press., 1925-01-26
NOTICE TC CREDITORS

Estate Of Wm. r. Waldrop, De-
ceased.
Notice is hereby given by the un-
dersigned administratrix of the Es-
tate of VIM. II. Waldrop, deceased,
to the Creditors of, and all persons
having claims against the said de-
ceased, to exhibit the same with the
necessary vouchers, within ten
months after the first publication
of this notice TO the said Fannie
Waldrop, administrative, at office
Of her attorneys. J. Stewart Ross
and r. p. Whitelaw. First National
Bank Building, Fl Centre, or at Of
flee of County Clerk at Imperial
County Court House K
Dated January 2, 1925.
FANNIE WALDROP.
Jan 10 II "a 81
Imperial Valley press., 1925-01-26
Cigarettes Are
Selling for Less

Following mp the enormous sue
cess which met the special price
sale ON Lucky Strikes some months
ago, the American Tobacco com
pany, manufacturers Of this brand
Of cigarettes, is now conducting an
other special sale here this week.
Lucky Strike cigarettes in tins Of
100 are being sold Al the actual
price az tho cigarettes themselves,
the mrnufaetnrar paving the United
States ta2 OF a0 cents. Thus the
Is cent package is selling for A.
cents.
The sale lasts only until the pre-
sent stocks Of Lueky Strikes in tins
of 100 now in the hands Of retail
eFs are exhausted.
Imperial Valley press., 1925-01-26
Senator'S Idol
May Go On
Stage
Hy United Press Leased Wire

By nitPd Press Leased W ire
Los ANGELES, Jan. 2G.-Wal-
fer Johnson. pitching star Of the
Warrington world 5 champions, an
nouucCd here today that he may
give up basrb: II for theatrical work.
Johnson has received an offer OF
$4,000 week for a - weeks vnudc.
willie engagement from Tom Moore,
Washington amusement promoter.
81 realize that will not he able
so report to the Senators # ac'
ccpt," said big "Barncy. y " How
ever, the engagement would give
me rs much money in - weeks as
! can earn in baseball for long
time to come. | have about decid
ed to accept six weeks and an
considering the remainder of the
contract very seriously. y
johnson is said to have received
$4,000 for last season s work witt
the Senators.