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Evening star., 1925-06-14
OUT.OF.TOWN REAL ESTATE.

FOR SALE-AT ROUND HILL. VA. (BLUt
mont hneJ, house. with acre of ground
homelke; shade: nice for children Sco
owner 612 District National Bank Bldg.
NoRTH BEACH. MD-FoR SALE. 2 LOTS
on On rreder1ck ave. bet. 1st and End SITS C.
". MARSHALL. 1882 Monroe st. ne. D. G..
NEW JERSEY LOT BARGAIN. IS CASH. s.
ppoInthiy buys 90 lots near Atlantic City.
Broadway. New York. 81.
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OFFICIAL NOTICES.

In Of GolTmbis Was Jgne g. ls25
March l. 1920 Pubie SOi Sntsss ISs estR RtPFeSsG con
gress. entitled An Act to regulate the
District Of Colunb bia and to create a zonins Ing
Comnisson and for otter purposes). notice
be held in the Board Room of the District
building at 1000 am; June IS, 1925. for
proposed changes in the boundaries of the
ss eslshs tp6M and E9ssr s1ss ds5TiSts wit
squares 1918 sea6 sea ana sa79p a7F4pfety os..ad ID
alons both sides Of 13tn street ne between
SQUARE sa 1888, bounded By 9TH l9th. Jackson
e AREA: Property abutting both sides Of
From nf REsI1EST1AI 70 isffs FIRST coaMSRE coAhGE
on the to east sde O n 2ss
From TiRsT apf sseets TO cHA6sE
street and south side Of c. street s.w., be,
AND FIRST COMMERCIAL 70 SECOND ECO 3
Rhode IsaAd aSsnus Ss@ass sentS $s4s
avenue M and % 10Th h, street & Ne except the front
CHANGE FROM REsIDENTiAL 3 AND
FIRST COMMERCIAL c TO SECOND COM,
MERCIAL D AREA: Lots 16 to 80 inc.
square s04, located on the east side of 4th
street ne. between NJ street and Florida
avenue. Property along the west side OF
South Capitol street between n and o
streets. CHANGE FROM RESTRICTED
4o.FooT HEIGHT, TO c AREA, 60-FoOT
on the west side of the highway bordering
the west side of the Geological Park between
Jewett street and Klingle road. Rear portion
OF lot 90, square 2060, located on the west
side of CONNECTICUT avenue between Rodman
and pS116y SedswlSk pi7 Streets f BELL GTNo
RILL. DAVID LYNN Zoning Commission
of the District of Columbia. jeS-1Ot
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FOR SALE-HOUSES.
FOR SALE-HOUSES.

SALE-HOUSES. SAIE-HOUSES.
ON THE HEIGHTS.
A ome sic and y
o a
DETACHED CORNER
spot
one nj RI o. uner will
BUNGALOW.
FOR THE MAN
is
GOOD BEGINNING.
wub ia
lei n
A APPLE EBY
14l3-1415 G.. Main 1191, Adams 263o.
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AUCTION SALES.
FUTURE DATH.
THOMAS BOWLING { CO., AUCTToNEERs

TRUSTEES SALE OF Two-SToRY BUNGA-
Low. NO. $500 Goth STREET NORTH
BY virtue of a certain deed of trust dated
August IA, 1924. and duly recorded August
21, 1924. as Instrument No 8 of the land
records of the District of Columbia, and at
the request of the party secured thereby:
we will sell at public auction in front Of
1925. at FOUR ocLocK Pm; the north
Abb feet front on 26th ST.. by the full
depth of lot AZ in Isadore Freunds subdivi
sion of lots in square. 4287 as per plat
recorded in Liber "a, folio 1876. Of the records
of the Office of the surveyor of the District
of Columbia, together with the improve
ments thereon.
Terms: Sold subject to first deed Of
trust of $3,250. and second deed Of trust of
about $3.50; balance cash. $500 deposi;
required at sale. All conveyancing and
recording at purchasers cost. Terms OF
sale to be complied with in 80 days or the
deposit will be forfeited and the property
resold. at the discretion of the trustees.
e. T. BINGHAM.
BEN. L. FULLBA
iui5,d&ds.exsu TrustssA
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HOUSES IN MOST DESIRABLE LOCATIONS.
PRICED FOR IMMEDIATE SALE.
Cathedral Highlands
yellow
Chevy Chase, d. C.-SO5OO
vs5y cenmodon detached ,huoa
New Brick House. Chevy Chase. D. C.-$11I5O
@ ann % % m @ % @ % ]
goo sized 10 to wide allie
Chevy Chase D. C.-$11 500
and O hh &c frepace
hou erat terms,
Just West OF Mt. Pleasant St.-$13OOO
resident sect brick. tanning tel and baths Isl
Buchanan Near 18th Street.
ssrdS9od % sooRs @ ea @ @ @ garage % a R sn
in SteetH
Only S. 900 in Petworth
fl cash. and
California ST.. West of Conn. Ave.-$3OOOO
Good Northeast Locaon-$6OOO
bi f cash. ~ ANU o" DITCH furnace "' "0'' p0'enS on lot 10
Evening Phone Service Daily Until $50
ALLAN E. WALKER & CO.. INC.
815 18th St. n. w Main 26oO
Evening star., 1925-06-14

5 min. walk Summer White House. For sale,
derful ocean view; min. excellent bathing
beach; all Improvements; hardwood floors
Plttsburg instantaneous hot-water heater.
furnace; screens and awnings; convenient
trolley and railroad: 2-car stone garage;
5000 SO. IT.. A. W. RICHARDSON. 4 Wash
ington St.. Boston. Mass.
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COLORED BARGAIN.

COLORED.
72O MORTON ST. NV.
Open Sunday, 3 to 6.
Semi mi-detached Groom brick home. modern
in every detail: cement front porch: Gear
garage; all light outside rooms. The price
and terms will appeal to you. Come out
and see for yourself
DONNELLY & PLANT. INC
1923 14th st. NV. Col S3S.
COLORED-TWO-FAMIL FLAT: ELEVEN
rooms. baths: separate heating plants and
entrances: a combination home and invest
ment: good northwest section.
DONNELLY & PLANT. INC.
Phone Service Until PM
3123 14th st. NV. Col. s3s.
COLORED-THREE BRAND-NEW BRICK
homes; 3 rooms and bath each. colonial
front porch: located in best northwest sec
ton near 3 car lines. See yours before it is
finished. Select your own wall paper. Price.
$4,000. attractive terms. Inspect these be-
fore they go.
DONNELLY & PLANT. INC.
Phone Service to Pm.
3123 14th st. NV Col s3s.
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SUMMER CAMPS.

FURNISHED BUNGALOW CAMP ON POTO-
mac mac near Mt; Vernon: screens. awnings;
eIectrlc lights S35 per month on Wash. and
nj. vernon Ry. NJ. f. MOORE. r. d. l..
MISS MARY T. EASTMAN HAS TAKEN a
cottage at Bluemont. Va. where she will
natlon. address 1905 18th st. NV.
TWO HIGH SCHOOL TEACHERS WILL
1@tsrt @ summer camp for girls July 1 near
exchanged Address Box 1864. Star office :
BOYS, CAMP. IL MILES FROM WASHING
months on farm one month at beach: very
Vienna. Va l6s
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T. S. LOVETT,
Harpers Ferry. w. V

Fortune Rocks, Biddeford, Me.
Two Shore Cottages for Rent.
Furnished most attractiyely for. modern
tricity. water. MISS ESTHER w SMITH,
Kennebunk Beach, Maine.
FOR RENT-Furnished cottages with bath
rooms. electric lights. screened piazzas, fire
place, garage, golf and seashore. Write
Mrs N. w. PERKINS, Box 20. Kennebunk
Beach. Maine.
HAVE A PLACE. ALL YOUR OWN.
where you can enjoy Summer outings. one
ing boating. fishing. crabs and oysters. We
can furnish one acre or more. improved or
unimproved: also water front FARMS: short
drive and good roads from Washington
THOMAS & DAVIS.
Charlotte Hail. St. Marys Co.. Nd.
Imperial Valley press., 1925-09-22
Drivers Urged
To Look Out For
School Children

f! Centre automobile drivers arc
urged by the police department to
Use more than ordinary care in driv-
ing about the city these days due 10
the return of the school children.
Special request is made that pains be
taken to drive slowly near school
buildings when the Youngsters are
going to or returning from school.
.'After four months of running
loose at seashore and mountains,
these Kids are as frisky rs yonng
colts, and it certainly is n job try
ing to keep them from running wild
~ across the Streets said Joe
Reynolds, El Centre traffic cop to-
day.
"'Thcv are good Kids and they
mind when they ro told to walk
slowly, but every once in Il while
they forget and cross the streets at
high speed without looking for au-
tomoblcs. 1t is up to the grown
folks to help out, and if they will
iGst keep an eye open for the Young
stcrs until they get used to city ways
again, we will get by without any
serious accidents.
Imperial Valley press., 1925-09-22
GIRLS DENY NUDE
DANCING CHARGE
AT MORSE PARTY
By United Press Leased Wire

HOLLYWOOD. Sept. 22.--Three
dancing girls. accused of entertain
ing Hollvwood's fashionable Morse
club with n display of nudity. de.
hied tho charges from pchind jail
bars this afternoon.
"Wc'vc put ON the SANE dance ct
the CocOanut grove, the Hollywood
Athletic club and other select plac'
cs, declared Mae Merrill, youngest
Of the trio.
Wore Lots of Beads
We danced in regular Hula cos
tumes. with plenty of straw skirt
and beads. protested Myrtle Ellis
II diln't dance added Lola
Ruiz. third girl under arrest. 81
had jus; arrived when the officer
arrested US. lie said he was giving
Us 4 ride for what We intended Ia
do. Since when did these coppers
become mind.rcaders,
The Morse club headquarters was
q deserted Jungle this afternoon,
remnants of the purPortcd Saturna-
liam revel of the night before. OF.
ficers Of the organization had not
been located bv police.
Imperial Valley press., 1925-09-22
Calipatria Man
Is Held on Bad
Check Charges

David Miller, charged with pass
ing bad checks at Calipatria, was
brought to the county jail yesterday
from Farmersville, where he was
arrested upon 4 warrant from this
county. lie is held in Jail awaiting
a preliminary hearing.
Silverio Hernandez, arrested at
Imperial by Inspector Pheland of
the immigration service, is held in
Jail awaiting deportation proceed
ines. 1t is claimed that Hernandez
entered this county illegally from
Mexico.
Sergio l.. Lozada. taken into Gus.
todv at Brawley, is held at the jail
awaiting a hearing regarding his
sanity. Lozada, who was born in
the Philippines, has been dcting
strangely for some time past. it is
said, and friends have asked that
he be placed in IN institution.
Solcta Moraga, 90 years old, is
held for investigation following her
arrest at Calipatria. 1t WAS stated
at the Jail that the girl ran away
with 4 married man, now under AZ
rest at Calipatrla.
Imperial Valley press., 1925-09-22
ADMIRALS OPPOSE
UNIFICATLON PLAN
FOR AIR SERVICES
(Contiued from page u


Eberle also opposed a unification
OF TIE air forces. declaring that
such a plan would result in endless
inCfficiency.
"An independent air force,' he
said, "wou!d raise the question OF
who will be in command overseas. !?
/; would destro yunity OF command.
Establishment of an air corps
similar 10 the marine corps. or an in
dependent force either under control
of the army or navy would also be
i'll advised - Ebcrlc said. ''The
personnel of the naval air service
must have sea experience and sea
sense. Naval aviation is an impor-
tant arm Of the fleet and must be
trained To function with the fleet.
This isn't the time 10 experiment
with our national defense.
Will Answer Charges
Admiral Moffett followed Eherle
on the stand aud announced that
he would answer certain charges
which have mislcd the people of the
country
lie said the air service needed
1925 pilots and 5000 enlisted men to
carry out the air service program.
lie unqualifiedIy opposed establish
mcnt of Il separate air corps.
"To establish such svstcm,' he
said. "would violate the tunda.
mental requirements Of national do
fcnsc. 1t would complicate our
national defense problems.
Imperial Valley press., 1925-09-22

But as Uncle Wiggilv was hop
ping along, wondering what sort of
an adventure would happen him, all
of n sudden he heard a bird calling
out most sadly:
"Oh where is my nest ? Where is
my nest and little birds?''
Looking through the pushes, Cnclc
Wiggily saw Mrs. Fliptail, the bird
mother of Dickie and Nellie the
sparrow children. The poor little
lady sparrow was fluttcring about
on the ground.
"What is the matter, Mrs. Flip
tail'' asked Uncle Wiggily, as he
put his air pump and loaf of bread
down on a flat stump.
"Oh. something dreadful has hap
rcncd!' : cheeped the sparrow lady.
Dickic and Nellie, my two first lit
tie sparrow children, grew up. as
YOU know, and are quite big now,
able to fly about by themselves. But
| hatched out two more little birds
last week. and had them up in a
tree in II lovely nest. But about an
hour ago l flew away to get them
some bread crumbs to cat and when
I came back my nest was gone and
so were my little birds! l can find
them anywhere! y
"That 3 queer!' said Uncle Wig
gilv. "Perhaps you looked for youl
nest in the wrong tree. All trees
are very much alike and perhaps
You looked i'll the wrong one!'
"Oh. no indeed!' said Mrs
Fliptail. 81 know my own home
tree. 1t is this one hcrc-but my
nest and little birds are gone! Oh
what shah I dos
just then Uncle Wiggilv saw =
movement in the grass IL movement
as if Il snake We're crawling through
it. At once the bunny gentleman
guessed what had happened.
"Stay here moment Mrs. Flip.
tail, said the bunny. ~ taink |
can find your nest and little birds
for you'll Uncle Wiggily, with his
air pump, went toward the place
where the grass was moving. As
he thought, he saw not 4 snake, but
a big, hungry cat sinking along. And
the eat was creeping toward n nest
or the ground. In the nest were
the little Fliptail sparrow birds.
The wind blew the nest out of the
tree to the ground, said Uncle Wig
Gily TO himsel, "Thc cat. with her
sharp eyes saw it and she wants Ia
eat the little birds who are too small
vet to fly. But IN fix that cat!
Creeping up behind her, the bunny
pumped on his air machine. "lIiss.
Out shot 4 blast of air toward the
creeping eat.
"Oh, a snake! 4 snake!' meouw-
cd the cat. m afraid Of snakcs,
And without stopping to get the lit
tie birds, the cat, thinking the air
pump noise was the hiss Of snake
that cat ran away as fast rs she
could run.
Here is your nest of little birds.
all safe, Mrs. Fliptail!'' called the
bunny gentleman. 81 II put it up in
this bush for you.' Which he did.
also giving the sparrow lady some
bread crumbs for the hungry birds.
SO it all came, ont nicely, you see,
and if the electric light doesn t 60
blinkety squink, when the thread
wants to see to jump through the
eye of the needle. next you shall hear
about Uncle Wiggily and the sun
flower.
Imperial Valley press., 1925-09-22
FUNDAM EiNTALIST
ISSUE EVOK ES
AWKWARD QUERY
Continued from Page ~
self without knowing more
about the matter.


Inquiry developed the information
that there was . spirited debate go
ing on as to whether or not there is
a place of fire and birthstone to
which the wicked are consigned afte
7 death.
One miss stoutlv asserted that the
Creator never made man to torture
him afterward for wrong doing. Her
assertions were backed up by an
other youngster, apparently q sister
from tho facial resemblance. I'M
! ques tionablv the 'modernistT
| theory rcigns in that family.
Another miss just us stoutiv MAIN
tanned that if YOU don t do right III
this world YOU are booked for fire
ing damnation III the next. 1t
needed no Sherlock Holmes to see
that this miss and the two who back
ed her up, are being reared in the
fundamentalist atmosphere.
Having been taught in childhood
that it is never safe to argue with
one woman, to say nothing of taking
on five of them, and realizing that
the fundamentalsts' appeared to
have majority of one anyhow, the
reporter slipped into the courthouse
glad to take up the work of keeping
track of Imperial County's political
strife rather than to set himself as
n judge upon n question that is
stumping mightier intcllects than
/
dead carnestncss, that y decision one
way or other might have caused FL
Centre TO be shy one newspaper man.
Imperial Valley press., 1925-09-22
FIRE AT TIJUANA
. SWEEPS CANTINAS
LOSS S1,0O0,OOO
(Cnntinel from naco u

Confined from page u
and women as they watched the
flames eat their way through the
buildings, some calmly, some hyst"f.
ically, according to their individual
tcmpcraments.
''Wesn Build Again
The owner of one Of the smaller
resorts watched tn" flames eat
through his building, calmly chewing
on an unlightcd cigar. As the last
beam fcn in with crashing pile OF
cmbcrs, he shrugged his shoulder
ph.loSophically Y and turned away.
"Oh, we'll. Wen build 'cr M
asain.' he said. \ hasty check
OF inmates of the destroyed resorts
after the flames had subsidized re-
ytalcd that all had escaped unharm'
ed. no personal injuries being re-
ported.
Rebuilding Of most Of the burned
structures will start Immediately.
Imperial Valley press., 1925-09-22
MITCHELL PLANS
TO STICK TO HIS
GUNS and FIGHT
(COntiuel from paCc II

(Contiued from page II
Of the aircraft situation, he desired
by talking often. and plan, Colonel
Mitchell is now saving nothing in
connection either with his removal
from active duty or the testimony
before the committee in Washington.
Cannot Be Bought
Replying to published reports that
Colonel Mitchell might be offered
some high office Of emoluments if
he would cease his fight for = bet
ter air service, the colonel made pub
lie today Il Telegram he had sent to
Kenneth Clark Of Washington in
reply to q message from Clark. The
telegram follows:
Set at rest for good and all any
report that can be bought or in
fiuenced by any government agency,
private corporation or personal opin'
ion. What We contend for is based
Oh right, truth and the best inter
ogts OF the United States. My
g1eatost pride in this life is 70 de-
velop myself according to the prin'
ciplcs laid down by our forefatherS
WHO established it and to be 4 free
American citizen III order to carry
i cut.
Signed WILLIAM MITCHELL.
Imperial Valley press., 1925-09-22
AUCTION
MONDAY, SEPTEMBER 28

On the Fred G.. Henderson Ranch, l mile east and
J. mile south of Seeley.
SALE START AT 200 O'CLOCK SHARP
Don't Miss This Genuine Closing Ont Sale
Plenty of Shade and Ice Water
HORSES, MULES AND IMPLEMENTS
Cne span of mares weight 1900 lbs. each; one
span Of mares, weight 1900 lbs. each; one 6 year
Old mare, weight 1900 lbs; large yeariing mule;
large Q year old mule, large year old mule
IMpLEE1ENTS-McCorm Binder, Deering now
or, T.. I. Case grain separator, Moline tractor,
tractor disc and gang plow tworow corn plant
er, disc cotton cultivator, float, listers and
trucks Q section harrow, low iron wheeled truck
wagon harrow riding truck, inch wagon with
box 3N inch wagon, cotton frame and rack,
tanning mill border disc, section foot discs 4
horse fresno, truck wagon, Franklin automobile,
Ford automobile Carbide lighting system
Imperial Valley press., 1925-09-22

natter broke.
HOGS-6 extra choice Poland China brood sows
witn pigs by side. About 20 Poland China feed
crs, weight about 1876 lbs each feeders about
1I0 lbs. each feeders, weight about 90 lbs.
each
400 egg incubator cabinet table; good driving cart;
separator, cans, etc.
NoTEThs is a genuine closing ont dairy sale of
extra choice Holstein cows and heifers. Mr.. Nc
Cleiland is quitting the dairy business. This is
chance 70 get extra choice stock Look 'e,n over.
TERMS-S10O or under cash. $780, Hs in
mcnths u, in months. Purchaser to give note
and approved security drawing 10 per cent in
terest from date All notes to be approved by
clerk. No property to be removed until settled
for. Anyone buying cows more will be given
long time monthly payments
D. L. ZINN, and C1iAS. JOHNSON, Auctioneer
office $40 Main st. Phone 172
M. c. Blanchard, Clerk F. w. Zinn, Ringman
MARK McCLELLAND, OWNER
Route A. Box no. IIoltvile Cal.
Imperial Valley press., 1925-09-22
FINDS WELL NOT
STOLEN IT WAS
SOLD FOR TAXES
Ry United Press Leased Wire

Los ANGELES. Sept 222.-Tho
mysterious theft of an oil well. re
ported to the sheriff's office sat
urdav by w. b. Hoffncll, was solv
cd today.
Hoffnell reported that thicvc'
had hauled away $4,000 worth OF
dorricks, Il rig and pumping machin'
cry that he owned on test-well prop
ertv in the Mohavc desert.
After investigation deputy sher'
ifs discovered the we'll had not
been stolen, but had been sold by
the county for taxes. j. b. Hard.
ing. who purchased the property at
sheriff S sale, hauled it away leg
ally. the officers said.
Imperial Valley press., 1925-09-22

sets double harness, wheel chair. single row cot
ton planter galvanized oil tanks, etc.
One year old cow, colonies Of bees, stack OF
hay pile of barley straw.
NOTE-Mrs. Fred G. Henderson is compelled to
sell the above described property on account Of
the death OF her husband, Fred G. Henderson.
This is genuine closing out sale and will start
at one p. III. sharp Be there early.
TERMS-S1Oo under cash; over 500, Ha in 8
mcnths IA in 6 months. Purchaser to give note
and approved security drawing 10 per cent in
terest from date All notes to be approved by
clerk. Nc property to be removed until settled
for. Anyone buying cows or more will be given
long time monthly payments
D. l.. ZINN, C1IAS. JOHNSON, Auctioneers
Office $40 Main st. Phone 172
r. r. Snow Clerk F. w. Zinn, Ringman
MRS. FRED G. HENDERSON, OWNER
Imperial Valley press., 1925-09-22
METHODISTS VOTE
SALARY RAISE FOR
DISTRICT SUPTS.
By United Press Leased Wire

Los ANGELES, Sept. 22-South-
ern California Methodists adjourned
their annual conelave today after
plcdging their efforts toward n
"dry California and dry world"
The churchmen voted for reap.
pointmcnt Of all district superin-
tendents at salary increases from
$1,000 to $4,000 per year. DR.. f. f.
Helms and DR.. Merle y. Smith, of
the First Methodist churches of Los
Angeles and Pasadena, respectively,
were reappointed. There were no
drastic changes in the pastoral as
signmcnts, which included the fol-
lowing:
San Diego Distriet-Clyde NJ.
Crist, superintendent; Alamorio and
Mulberry, c. A. Rogers; Anaheim,
b. s. Haywood; Banning, l.. Oech
ali;Calexico, A. T. Hobson; Cardiff
and Encinatos. T. B. Stevens;
Chula Vista, Don Nichols; Corona,
B. +. Davis: Coronado, F.. X. Kelly;
El Centre. A. e. Schultz; Escondido
John Barnhart: Fullerton, w. It.
Wright; Huntington Beach, 8. j.
Rogers; Orange, W. ". Hull; River
side, Arlington, w. /. Dexter;
Riverside, First, J. L. Gillies; Riv-
erside, Grace, F. 4. Leak.
Santa Ana, First, W. A. Belts;
Santa Ana, Riehlan1 Ave., II. G..
burgess; San Diego, Central, Will
fred Kent; san Diego, Fairmont, w.
/. NJ. darkness; san Diego, First,
Frank Lindcr; San Diego, Mission
Hills, William Butcher; san Diego,
Normal Heights, Ray w. Smith
san Diego. Inwood. W. r. Weeker-
ly; san Diego. Taylor, w. B. Cole;
san Diego, Trinity, J. S. Troxell;
Santa Fe Springs, J. G. Tlotter;
Yotba Linda, John II. Euglc.
Imperial Valley press., 1925-09-22
BAY CITY BOOSTS
TAX SIXTY CENTS

SAN FRANCISCO, Sept. 22.-
The highest tax rate in the his
tory CT the city was in effect
here today.
The new rate is S&.l3, an i'll
crease Of 66 cents over last
years figure, and is calculc Ted
to raise a budget of 100000
for city and county government.
Imperial Valley press., 1925-09-22
TEN YEARS AGO
September 20, 1915

Work on the rebuilding of the
Masonic Temple at Sixth and state
streets was begun. Fronts Of the
building on both these streets were
to be torn completely down, and re
modelling work to the extent of
about $1,000 done.
Fred Mutual returned from q trip
of several weeks duration on the
coast. He visited both expositions.
Mr.. and Mrs. A. II. Griswold re-
turned from San Diego Mrs. Girls
void has been spending several
weeks at coast points.
Imperial Valley press., 1925-09-22
SEEK s. F. WOMAN :
ON FRAUD COUNT

SAN FRANCISCO. Sept. 90. -
tlrS. Barbcttc IIammell, proprietor
of I'm exclusive shop, was sought by
police here today on Il warrant
charging i $1,000 fraud.
Authorities said this was only one
Of many charges that had been
brought to their attention, disclosin1 :
Il system under which it was said
Mrs. IIammell had secured jewelry,
automobile, goods and unlimited
credit by allcgcdly fraudulent
mems
Imperial Valley press., 1925-09-22
LANDS COMMITTEE
STARTS S. F. MEET

SAN FRANCISCO. Sept. 99.-
Senator Robert NJ. Stanfield, chair
man, and other members OF the
senate committee on public lands
were here today for opening of
scheduled hearings this afternoon.
1t was expected that irrigation
and Indians lands would occupy AT.
teDtion of the committeeman.
Imperial Valley press., 1925-09-22
FIFTEEN YEARS AGO
September %. 1910

Clifford +. Coggins returned
from an extended visit in San Fran
cisco.
George Anderson, Of the firm Of
Anderson ard Meyer, was ir the
city again following visit to east
crn cities where he purchased stock
for The company's stores.
Among the homecomers who re-
turned today from summer Vaca-
tons We're Mrs. Kyle MacBratncy
and daughter, Mrs. George +. Will
son aud child, Mrs. j. '. Wachtel,
Mrs. Minnie Mcclure, Mrs. Lewis
HaVcrmalc, \. Il. Jeffrey. Mrs. NJ.
W. tonklm and daughter, Miss
Julia.
Imperial Valley press., 1925-09-22

of which means that another sum.
mcr has officially gone.
Jacrmba Hot Springs-cottagc
and apartments at almost one half
usual rates. adv
IF you have tried all the rest. Now
try the best. Mcbride Dairy, Grade
A Raw Milk, south 4th st. l2tf
Drink Coachella Artisan water.
Call Bndwine Bottling Co., phone
22-W.
Buttered Pop Corn, the Baby Rice
brand. Always fresh at Paul's lem
onade stand. Union Stages depot.tf