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Evening star., 1925-04-19
POINT 0-P0INT RACE
is WON BY ORACLE II

BALTIMORE. April 1S.-Raymond
Belmont, son of the late August Bel ,
mont, for number of years presi-
dent of the New York Jockey Club,
todaf- tcue Oracle II, 15-year-old
Steepfcchaser, to victory in the twenty
fourth annual grand national point-to-
ooint race.
Oracle is owned by Mrs. NJ. NJ.
MadduX of Warrenton, Va.
The race, held on the Green Spring
Valley estate of Capt. Isaac +. Enaer-
son, was attended by more than 1000
persons, including many from New
York, Philadelphia, Washington and
Virginia.
Tom Fool, owned by S. Proctor
Brady of the Green Spring Valley
and ridden by Cough w. Thompsob
was second. John Bosley, jr., 4
Monkton, Md, finished third with hid
horse, Algonquin.
Evening star., 1925-04-19
1otaIs As % % IL Totals. 40 IA % 13
'Batted for Bush in fourth inning.
iBatted for Jones in eighth inning.

Sbidsso. 81 hSSis " 8 8 8 8 8 9 I o-S S9
Runs-Blades (2l. Flack, Holm 20,
Hornsby t5l, Bottomley (3). Bell "a,
Douthit (2(, Gonzales. Hesthcote. Adams,
Hartnett, Miller ~. Errors-Thevenow,
Miller, Bush. Two-base hits-Gonz sles.
Hornsby (2), Bottomley (2l, Bell (2).
Three base hit-Thevenow. Home runs
Bottomley. Hartnett. Bell go. Blades,
ftce-Bottonlley. Double plays-Hornsby to
Thevenow to Bottonlley; Heathcote 20 Stue-
ley. Left on bases-St. Louis, IL: Chicago,
s.. Bases on balls-oh Keen, /: off Bush, |;
off Jacobs. 8; off Jones, 2; of Stueland. 2.
Jones. !; by Stueland, l. Hits-of Keen.
r in . innings, none out in third inning of
nings; off Jacobs, 5 in 9 innings. none out in
seventh inning: Oft Jones, 4 in 2 innings;
Keen. Umpires-Messrs. Freeman. Sweeney
and o'Day. Time of game hours and 20
minutes.
Evening star., 1925-04-19

1t is a stock saying to prophesy
a banner base ball year. 1t Is true,
nevertheless. Every year the game
gets bigger, better and more exciting.
Everywhere we went this Spring, even
in the minors, they were putting IN
bigger grandstands. I attribute this
growth and improvement TO the dls-
eliminating tastes of the fans. The
public knows more about the inner
points of base ball than ever before.
That was particularly noticeable on
our tour of the South with the Ma
tionals. The fans were so familiar
with the individual characteristics OF
the different players that 1t was, hard-
ly necessary to introduce them. They
even knew. which battersI preferred
curve balls or fast ones. The same
thing was felt by the players when
the regular season opened Tuesday
Clubs Have Trained Well.
Feeling this public interest and dis
elimination, both major and minor
league clubs have used care and in
telligence to put players on the held
in condition to start at fun speed.
slipshod methods are a thing Of the
past.
1t is not fair TO the public to put
a ball club on the field that is not
physically able to show its full
strength. One may be naturally
stronger than the other, but they
should all start in good condition.
This year the weather in Florida
and other sections was SO perfect that
the pitchers. even the old ones, de-
veloped rapidly Their advantage
over the batters has been apparent for
some time Now the hitters are get
ting their eyes on the ball and it
will be real base ball. There should
be no such alibi as wait until the
warm weather sets in"
This effort to meet the approval Of
the fans this Spring has cost the clubs
thousands of dollars. Instead of
rushing into the North too quickly
they have laid back so as gradually
ito get acclimated.
When, for illustration, the Giants
and Nationals had finished their game
at Fort Bennings, Ca, they were
found to be in great shape. Rather
than take any chances of running
into cold weather, the Nationals took
trip to New Orleans and Mobile,
while we went to Memphis and rested
FIVE days. other clubs did likewise
l can remember well when clubs used
TO rush North quickly, only to run
into cold, damp weather. Colds and
stiffened muscles would result from
tue CHIil, anu the lcdiAS WOuIu DS
set back for a month.
Giants Well Fortified.
The one thing that cannot be fore
seen, of course, is accidents. But for
great reserve strength, the Giants
would have been handicapped through
the lameness of Frisch and Lindstrom
and illness of Groh. The injury to
Maranville has hurt the chances of
the Cubs very much. When a ball club
has become a real machine the loss
of one man may throw 1t completely
out of gear.
Therefore, it is my belief that the
team with the best chances is the one
with the greatest reserve strength.
Fortunately we are pretty well forti-
fed. Our outfield of Young, Wilson,
Walker. Meusel, Southworth and
George Kelly. if necessary, is inter-
changeable. Several Of the clubs that
Evening star., 1925-04-19
GILL FACES PUNCHER
IN GO WITH BRITTON

Johnny Gill, the York. Pa, middle
weight. who recently knocked out
Eddie Baum at the Washington Bar
racks, will meet terrific puncher in
johnny Britton, when the two come
together at the barracks arena We'd
nesday night.
Britton has been named The Kan
sas Cyclone" and in recent fights has
lived up to his name. He carries g
wallop in either hand, and has proved
that he can take as well as give it,
The Westerner is matched to fight
Harry Greb, world middleweight
champion. at Louisville, KY. on the
eve of the running of the Kentucky
Derby, but probably would lose his
chance at the title should Gill gain
the victory in the Wednesday scrap
Evening star., 1925-04-19
G. w. SHOTS SECOND
IN COLLEGE SHOOT

NEW YORK. April 1s.z-Columbia
University won the Eastern intercol-
legiate indoor rifle championship here
today with a score of 1909, defeating
George Washington University, cham
pions last year. by five points.
University of Pennsylvania took
third place with a total of 1900.
Georgetown had filed its entry but
it's gunners failed to put in an ap-
pearance.
Hugh Everett and J. w Crockett
proved to be the best shots among
the George Washington sharpshooters.
They tied for second place honors.
f. T. Holmes of Yale was individual
winner with score of 392.
George Washingtons scores follow:
Evening star., 1925-04-19
ROMM is RECEIVING
BIKE RACE ENTRIES

j. y. Romm, at 1913 Ninth street. is
accepting entries for the bicycle races
to be held at the Potomac Park polo
grounds next Sunday morning at s
o'clock.
Three races viii be staged. 25-mihe
team race, 15-mile handicap, and a
3-mile novelty race for boy Scouts.
Prizes are being offered in all the
events, and a special prize will be
awarded the Scout making the neat
est appearance.
r. J. Connors. A. ], Norgora. and
the Messieno brothers are among
those who already have made entries.
Evening star., 1925-04-19
SEVEN H0MERS MADE
AS CARDS TRIM CUBS

CHICAGO. April 1S.-St. Louis de-
feated Chicago, 20 to 5, in a game
which was featured by an epidemic
of home runs.
Seven circuit drives were registered.
including two by Lester Bell of the
Cardinals. Charlie Hartnett of the
Cubs also poled a four-bagger, his
fifth in four games.
Pitcher Day, although hit fairly
hard at the start, settled down and
was given good support by his team
mates.
Evening star., 1925-04-19

are similarly fortified will have that
much better chance.
/ am still convinced that the fight
in the National League will be among
New York, Pittsburgh and Brooklyn
with the Cardinals as a possible sur
prise. In the American League it
looks like struggle among Washing
ton, New York and Detroit. Some
surprises may also develop in the
American.
The thing TO watch during the com
ing week is the work of the new
players on the various clubs. They
will decide whether the two races are
to run. according to form or be full
of surprises. Nothing helps base ball
as much as the unexpected flash of a
new star. 1 am hoping that April
discovers one.
(Copyright 1881
Evening star., 1925-04-19
NEW ZEALANDERS PROVE
THEIR LOVE FOR RUGBY

Such is the Unborn love of New
Zealanders for foot ball that play
ers frequently ride miles OH horse
back, = fOrding rivers and crossing
mountains, to play i'm match.
Every little hamlet, whose total
inhabitants in many cases do not
number more than 200, has its
Rugby club.
Evening star., 1925-04-19
WOMAN HOCKEY PLAYERa
ARE COMING TO AMERICA

by INt AssDclaLc1 Freks,
Announcement that a Scotch-IrisA
women's hockey team would make
tour of the United States and Canada
in September has aroused interest III
Belfast, and more than a score oi
aspirants for the team already have
entered their names for the try-outs,
The team, which will include eight
Scotch and eight Irish players. will
be chosen soon
Evening star., 1925-04-19
BASE BALL is REGARDED
MORE SERIOUSLY BY MEN
PLAYER Inspired by Personal Ambition, Endeavors to
Keep Himself in Condition Always-Fans
Appreciate Physically Fit Teams.
BY JOHN J. McGRAW,
Manager, New York Giants.

young the various clubs the big
people should
knowing real base ball the
ing games any Spring The players physically
flying noticeable in the
Base ball people have realized what
the and have met it.
attitude of the individual players In
them had to be driven Nowadays the ball player
ambition He
That thing makes the cleaner and
accidents, don't OF
isnotr to oe mark and his best
Evening star., 1925-04-19

now and then, threaten to destroy a
1t is because of lack of Imagination.
When you see pelican pick up a lit
tie fish and fly away with it You have
actually seen fish die. But when
poisons are dumped in the river, 1t is
polluted by sewage or sawdust or low
cred by drainage, and the fish life Is
often reduced by half and sometimes
wiped out over a succession of years,
1t is often overlooked.
Here Is something from the United
States Department of Agriculture
which in this connection is interest
ing:
"Since time immemoriai a large col.
ony of white pelicans has nested on
Anaho Island. Pyramid Lake, New.
The colony now numbers about
10000.
1.-THE pelicans live almost exclu.
sively upon fish, but the kinds they
take in any number are small or
coarse fieshed species not valued as
food by man. Lake minnows, carp
and lake chubs are the staple foods of
Evening star., 1925-04-19
ANDREWS WINS SHOOT.

PINEHURST. n. c.. April 19.-Isaac
Andrews of Spartanburg, S. c., today
won the consolation handicap, the con-
cluding event of the United North and
South handicap trap shooting tourna-
ment here He broke So out of the
100 from the 1S-yard line. J. II. Goth
ran, Atlanta, was second with %,
shooting from the same mark.
Evening star., 1925-04-19
PILLS DOWN BRAVES,
USING SIX PITCHERS

BOSTON. April IS. - Philadelphia
came from behind several times today
and eventually defeated Boston, IA to
1S, in 10 innings.
At one time the Phillies were six
runs behind.
The winners used six pitchers, with
Couch the most effective
Barnes, Ryan and Kamp worked for
the losers. Williams made two fea-
ture catches Of drives by Harris to
deep right center.
Evening star., 1925-04-19
BOLSTERED MOUND STAFF
SHOULD AID NEW WORKERS
Boss of World Champions Believes National League
Title Holders Should Have No Great Trouble
Getting to Front in Senior Circuit
BY STANLEY HARRIS,
seend Ra.eman. world Champion washington Club


the best bet the National
pcnnant played games Spring
good, better than the which
and the world John McGraw has
stronger than his 1924 combination. This
his fifth
Washington club also played the Dodgers Reds and Braves
OF them
pitching
the Pirates Cubs
Evening star., 1925-04-19
PIERCE PLAYS LEGION.

HYATTSvILLE, Nd, April 49,
Henry Hiser has banded group OF
diamond athletes. who. under the
name of the Legion, will engage the
Pierce Athletic Club tossers of this
place tomorrow afternoon on the dia.
nnond at Riverdale, at 2:30 o'clock.
Evening star., 1925-04-19
GOLF EVENT TO HoxIE,

PINEHURST, N. c., April 1s.-A.
NJ. Hoxie, Boston, today won the an,
nual mid-April golf tournament here
by defeating Austin l.. Sands of
Newport, R. T., in a match that was
carried 10 holes.
Evening star., 1925-04-19
LEADS YALE YEARLINGs.

NEW HAVEN, Conn, April is
Sabin w. Carr of Dubuque, Iowa, has
been elected captain of the Yale fresh
man track team. He holds the inter-
scholastic record of IL feet tx inches
in the pole vault and also huris the
javelin and discus.
Evening star., 1925-04-19
ORIOLES SELF JACOBSON.

BALTIMORE, April 1S.-Merwin
Jacobson, an outfielder of the Baltf-
more Internationals, has been sold to
the Jersey City Club of the same
league, Manager Dunn of the Orioles
announced today.
Evening star., 1925-04-19
POLO DATES ARE SET.

NEW YORK, April 18.-The Rum
son Country Club at Red Bank, N. j..
again will be the scene of the national
junior polo championship tournament.
The title play will take place some
time between July IL and 25.
Evening star., 1925-04-19
SMOKER AT CITY CLUB.

An elaborate athletic program has
been prepared for the monthly stag
night smoker to be held at the City
Club tomorrow night. The entertain
ment will start at SIS o'clock.
Evening star., 1925-04-19

the fish life in the river.
the pelicans of Pyramid Lake, with
red suckers, Sacramento perch and
catfish distant seconds in point of
quantity consumed.
Complaints which resulted in the
investigation made by the Biological
Survey of the United States Depart
ment of Agriculture were to the effect
that the pelicans were serious enc
nies of trout, the most priced fish of
the region.
These charges were proved un-
founded, as only two trout were found
in the food of the pelican colony dur
ing the entire course of three months
investigation, and indications We're
that, instead of being caught alive,
they had been picked up from num-
Der of dead salmon observed at the
time in stagnant pools along the lower
Truckee River. The fish most often
caught are the abundant species that
swim near the surface of the water;
the pelicans rarely dive, and the usu-
ally deep-lying trout are beyond their
reach"
Evening star., 1925-04-19
scHoELL WHIPS DUFFY.

SAN FRANCISCO, April 1S.-
FRANKIE Schoell, the Buffalo favorite.
won the decision today in his 10-round
battle with Jimmy Duffy, king Of the
Pacific welterweights.
Evening star., 1925-04-19
BRITISH NET TEAM HIT.

The British Lawn Tennis Association
has announced that A. R'F. Kingscotte.
Randolph Lycett and Max Woosnam
viii not be available for the Davis cup
metches AAls ysar.
Evening star., 1925-04-19
SHAMROCK UNLMITEDS
TO MEET DREADNAUCHTS

HAMROCkS unlimited champions OF the District will their
today play
- at
back in of
Iey Kuhnr Tommy Thompson gives
- L..=s= ha=aaL aLa-.s
Evening star., 1925-04-19

Washington boy, a graduate of Tech.
nical High School, is champion of the
lightweight division and captain of
the boxing team at the United States
Military Academy.
Brosnan has been a member of the
Army ring squad for four years and
has yet to meet with defeat He was
graduated from Tech in 1918.
His home is at III Fourth street
southeast.
Evening star., 1925-04-19
THE CALL OF THE OUTDOORS
BY WILL I'll. DIG.
President Izaak WaIton League of america.

thing for become indignant about how
~he pecans and heons they have been
declare the kinghshr minnow he
of
TO all the life in
Imperial Valley press., 1925-12-22
FIGHTS, FIGHTERS
AND THE RESULTS

New York-lctc Lat2o. Scranton
WcttcrwciGht, outpointcd Billy
Wells, England, in Il - round no
decision bout.
Buffalo Jimmy Slatirry, Buffalo
light heavyweight, won ten ronnd
decision from Boy Mccormick
Ireland.
Astoria, ore.-Gcorgc Ingcrsoll of
Astoria and Ritchic Davis of Walla
.Walla, Wash, fought eight rounds
to Il draw here last night. Kid John
son of Olympia stopped Billy
Wclch of Astoria In the iiird
round
PoI tiand, ORE 0ung National
ista, Filipino bantam, won from
Iarkic Newman, Calgary. in Tho
sixth of II scheduled ten round fight
here last might on II technical knock
out. Vie Davis. Vancouver, y. G.,
bantauweight, and Tommy . 'tricn,
Pors'1nil pat on II terrific six round
hoat ia which Davis won the deci.
sion.
Imperial Valley press., 1925-12-22
Neyers To, Lead
Team in Clash
With Red Grange
by tinted Pres, Leased Wire

Los ANGELES, Dee. 22.-Ernie
Ncvcrs, Stanford 5 All-Amcrieaa
fullback, viii lead team of all
stars against Cred Grange and
lis Chiaago Bears here January
16, it was announced dcf.aitcly here
today.
Granle Is 3rAeduIod to leave
Florida on January . for the Pa
,itic coast, according 50 adSlces TO
local promoters. The game IS 10
be played il tae --os Angeles col
iseun, With seating capacity of
$4,000.
Ncycr3' team WI include Jim
Lawson, former Stanford end; Rus,
ael Stein, Washington and Jcffcr-
aon American star, Gchrkc, har-
ward All-Amtrican and other noted
players.
Imperial Valley press., 1925-12-22
So. California
Sporting Briefs

Eos ANGELES. Dee. -. - n
Knockout for Tcmmy o 'Rrien in his
fight with, Lou Paluso, Salt Lake
lightweight, was being prophccicd
by boXIg followers here today.
Tic New York punchcr and Pal
Uso for mt!:o ch,f attraction of the
city this week as both the Vernon
and Hollywood arenas are dark.
1t is rcmatch Between the pair.
In the first match month ago,
paluso, kept OBricn's 5 dynamite
punches off his chin by some clever
boxing but was rocked several times
by O Bricn in the final rounds. This
leads Tommy 5 backcrs 90 believe
that lie will finish PaIuso before The
final bell rings tomorrow night.
Thn fight will be staged AT the
Olympic auditorium.
Jack Doyle, one of the fathers of
boxing 4 Southern California, con
tributcd more in taxes TO TIE stat"
boxing commission during the year
Just ended than any other fight
stadium in the state.
Doyle has paid ~ 900 III revenue.
The Olympic Aud orium, which
has operated only six months, and
the Drcamland club of San Francis
60 have each paid approximately
10000, according to Walter Var
wood, secretary Of the state boxing
commission.
\. l.. "Si' Masters, managcr of
the Hollywood American Legion
stadium for the past two wears, WI
quit his post Janunry =, it was
learUcd here today. Masters said
his personal affairs made it i'm
siblc for him to attend to the
boxing game.
The Club Casa Del Mars ice
)" key team were vMtorS over the
'.'l Club of Southern California NJ
the Palais De Glais last night. The
score was to ).
Imperial Valley press., 1925-12-22
i BY HENRY L. FARRELL
United Press staff Correspon1len

n
NEW YORK. Dee. o.. Follow
settlement in his favor of a SUIT
I $50.926, Luis Angel l3irpo, South
mcrican heavyweight, is almost
|,rtain to rcturI to the United
atcs, according TO information re-
|&ived by Tex Rickard from q most
n NspOnsblc source.
A Andrew McCorikindalc, who
Gained that he had Il managerial
Dntract with Firpo for Il percent
[gc Of his money, told u supreme
BURT in New Jersey iate Yesterday
hat he had no valid claim and the
Niit was dismissed.
/ Rickard was in court ready TO
estifv and he has also interested
,imscif in The settlement Of othcr
mailer claims and suits against the
sig South American.
Firpo is planning TO como lack to
BE- United States and he wants
Jimmy Dctorrcst as his trainer and
sickard as his business adviser.
lie thinks that Dempsey never will
light again aud that he couldh I
sght If he wanted 10, with his new
osc.
1t is probable that Rickard will
lffcr firpo IL contest with Gene
'unncy, who has been trying to get
big match in the heavyweight
lass. Or, he might use him against
'nol 10, the Spanish ho2yyu eight,
D a test match.
Rickard wants TO make record
|rcakcr out of thr first indoor sea
on i'll his new garden and he has
Imperial Valley press., 1925-12-22
BUTLER RESIGNS
POST AS GENERAL
IN MARINE CORPS
by United Pres. Leased Wire

PHILADELPHIA, Dee. 22.-Gcn.
cral Smedlcy y. Butler today mott,
fled Mayor FrcrlaMd Kcndrick Of
Philadelphia that Ec had resigned
from the United States marine corps
70 continue as Philadelphia S direc
tor of public safety.
He was reported 30 have rccciv
ed, in reply, from Mayor kcndrick
the announcement that kendrick
did not want lin to serve if his
status would be that Of retired Of
ticcr.
After stormy interview with the
mayor, Hutlcr ciosctcd himself with
Edwin NJ. Abbott Of the police de
parimcnt, his special council, and
refused to see ncwspapcrmcn.
liuticr is understood to have III
formed the mayor that his rcSigna
tion is rcvocablc up to December
81, It's effective date.
1t is generally believed here But
Ter will notify the navy dcpur,
mcni, resembling his action and as
sume the command for which me-
WAS scheduled, that of the marine
base at San Diego, California.
Imperial Valley press., 1925-12-22
Seek Permis sion
To Stage Battle
On Mackinac Isle
by United Press Leased Wire

LANSING, Mich, Dee. -. - \
REQUEST for permission to hold the
"iIlS-Icm!,>r~ ten round no decision
bout at Mackinac Island next June
was submitted TO til" Michigan state
administrative board oday.
The request was directed to Al
tonIry GcucIal Andrew B. Doughcr-
~ through Floyd Fitzsimmors.
who has Jarl icmpscy and Harry
Wills under contract for a bout next
year.
The board will prol;fbIv refer the
proposal 10 the state bozin% commits
Sio,.
Imperial Valley press., 1925-12-22
HOME RUN HITTER
IN MINOR LEAGUE
TO PLAY BIG TIME

NEW YORK, Dee. 81. Tony La.
zcrrc, home run hitter Of the minor
leagues from tho Pacific coast lea.
guc, will play second base for the
New York Fanks and Mark Konnig
star shortstop from The st. Paul
American association club, viii sue
ercI Midgct Wauin%cr, according
to information received at the
Yankee office.
The tip gives further information
for the general belief that Erin
Ward, veteran second bascman, and
"al'H fipp, first bascman, would
be used bv the Nanks in dead fol
4 maior league pitcher.
Imperial Valley press., 1925-12-22
WE. HANCOCK, Rcaltof

546 Main st. El Centre, Cal.
Phone 437
Imperial Valley press., 1925-12-22
SPORT NEWS SECTION
.0UlS FIRP0, SOUTH AMERICAN BOXER.
PLANS TO RETURN TO UNITED STATES;
THINKS DEMPSEY WON'T FIGHT AGAIN

undcr way negotiations for January
matches between I'ayc Shade and
Roland Todd, tac EugiiaA wcltcr-
weight, and Sid Tcrris and another
lightwc ght. He has arranged u
vcltcrweight championship tighI
between Mickey Walker and Tommy
Milligan and is trying to find an
for TunuCy.
Imperial Valley press., 1925-12-22

hCST-On Calcxico highway, small
white dog, black spots. Notify
owner, i022 Commercial. 22t3
Imperial Valley press., 1925-12-22
CLAIMS TO HAVE
NINE SIGNED FOR
GAME WITH "RED@
ny United Press Leased Wire

san FRANCISCO, Dee. - -.
Alne Pacific coast football players
have signed up for Il professional
team to oppose " Rcd Grange here
january - or p, was the claim
today ON NJ. S. Cowan, promoter
Of the contest. Names Of The PLAY.
ers VIII not be announced until af
Ter the Shrine hospital amateur
game Saturday.
Coach Babe" Hollingberrv of
the Olympic club has not yet dccid-
ed whether he viii act rs coach for
tLe pro team.
Imperial Valley press., 1925-12-22
LOST

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tory representative in FL Ccn;ro.
We will give, to the right man,
the best proposition. ever offer
ed. 40 experience or capital re-
quircd. Write full information to
Syncro Motors Co., Battle Creek,
Mich. 22t1
Imperial Valley press., 1925-12-22

WATCfl for the opening Of Steve )
first class Radiator Works Oh
Commercial st. 22t3
Imperial Valley press., 1925-12-22

stat" of California.
County Of Imperial, IS:
On the Fifth day Of December
in the wear one thousand nine hun
drcd and twenty-five, before me
personally appeared Lewis Mark
Erarv aud Hamilton Crary, known
to me 10 be The pcrscns whose
names ayc subscribed to the fore
going instrument aud they ar.
knowlcdgcd to me that they exccu.
ed the same.
WITNESS nv hand and the sea-,
Of my office this 9TH day of De
ccmbcr, 1925.
(Notarial Scal)
HUBER A. COLLINS.
Notary Public in and for the Couu.
ty of Imperial, state Of Califor.
MA. ID 3 II % %.
Imperial Valley press., 1925-12-22

Straycd or stoicn, female
Boston bull, half of face white
and other half dark brindle. An
swcr to name Of Peggy. Notify
J22 Hamilton. coward offered.
oct
Imperial Valley press., 1925-12-22

YOUNG lady for typing and bill
ing clerk, permanent position for
right party, prefer lady living at
home. Apply 757 Main. 22tf