davidaulloa/AmericanStories huggingface dataset:
The Denver Jewish news., 1925-01-15
Social NelUs

e. :
pr William $. Friedman viii de.
liver tlc annual nddrrss before the
visiting NursDs. Association Wcdur,
day, January @orh. lie viii ulsp speak
herur" rh" South. Side club Thursday.
luumy 2lar n "Iudnism uud Chris.
tiHuity"
Mrs T.. n Gldmnu. Mrs Elsie
| Guldmnu md Mn, scnshcimur uf
Chicago are leaving this coming SIM
day for california Mrs Srnshpimor
i, spending few days iu The r,ry
tlc guest "r Mr. and Mr. I. II Guld.
mum
Mr. aud Mr.. Edward Levin. Mr. aud
Mrs. rhilip Levin departed sunday for
an extensive trip They will visit Dul.
las, New urlrnu-. Cuhn and all cnst.
crn points before returning 10 pcn
yer
Mir and Mrs Samuel L. Kahn who
have been solumuing in California re-
turned To Denver sunday. Friends Of
Mr. Kohn will hc pleased 10 know thai
his rest has greatly h,rcnttcd him
Mrs Max Fischer pleasantly sur.
priscd her mother, Mr.. Fannie Good.
man 10y entertaining % few uf Mrs
Gondman's friends ~ luncheon We'd
ncsdUy
Miss Sippic Davidson spent the holl-
days in San Francisco.
Mr.. aud Mrs. Albert Kingston were
the hosts nf q farewell dinner for Mr..
aud Mrs. rhil Levin and Mr.. aud Mrs.
Edward Levin nt EaurS Saturday eve
ming.
Mr. l. W. Becker spent saturday IN
Denver returning from New York city
aud Chicago to his home in Los An
gclcS
Mrs. Samuel Schlcssingcr and son.
Arnold, LEFT Sunday for Chicago where
they will join Mr. Schlcssingcr They
will tour the east. south and Cuba
before returning to Denver
Mr. Louis Marcus and young son
from salt Lake Ciiy spent the week
end in the city guests of Mr.. and
Mrs. Morris Cohn.
Mrs. Cora Wolf who was visiting
her brothcr-in-law and sister, Mr.. and
Mrs Walter Appel has returned to her
hCmc In Omaha.
Mr.. Julius Bcnscv who spent the
holidays in Denver left last week for
the south west
Mr.. Mike Oppcnstcin who has been
spending the winter at the RrondmOor.
Colorado Springs, will shortly leave
for California.
Mr.. and Mrs. Fred solomon after II
pleasant weeks visit in Denver lcft
sunday for their home in ST. Louis.
Mrs. II. FlcShCr was the hostess of
her club Thursday entertaining the
members at luncheon.
Mrs. Ach from Dayton. ohio. is the
house guest Of Mr.. and Mrs. Leopold
Mayer.
The members of the Friday club
We're entertained last week mt lunch
con by Mrs. George Meyer.
Mrs. Jennie Levine who was the
guest of her children. Mir. and Mrs
Morris Cohn for the last two weeks
left sunday with her son in law. Mr.
Marcus. for salt Lake City. Very
shortly Mr.. and Mrs Marcus and Mrs
Levine will leave for California. where
Mrs Levine will winter
Mr.. Lou Curtis was week end guest
in Denver greeting old friends.
Mrs Meyer Friedman was the
hostess at luncheon entertaining her
club members in her home Friday,
Mr. and Mrs Al Meyer have left to
make their hCmc in Los Angeles, Calf
Mrs Meyer will he remembered rs Miss
Dorothy Silver.
Mrs. Anna losncss invites her friends
to attend Syam Safo torah to the
Chrvm Iinas tzadek at the Kneth'S
Israel synagog. corner 10th and Hook
or street Sunday, January 18th l:30
r. NJ
The Denver Jewish news., 1925-01-15

Mrs. Lou Mayer returned Sunday
from months visit with relatives in
The east.
The Denver Jewish news., 1925-01-15

Mrs. Anna IosncsS invites her friends
to attend Syam SafO toIHh to the
Chrvrn l.inas tZadek at the Kneth'S
Israel synagog, corner 10th and Hook
or street Sunday, January 18th, $50
=. NJ.
The Denver Jewish news., 1925-01-15

Nh aud Mr. j EiylFteiu are recrly.
| ins 'ouernrulatinua un the birth Of u
-cu born NpW Years Eve The litne
uur hu- hucu nlmpl Nnrmun Edwin
Mr. aud Mr. s. Rosru formerly
"f Denver and uUN uf los Angeles ou.
uuuun the engagement uf their duuah-
ter, Ensumuud, 30 Mr. David Cuud.
now. -nu of Mr. aud Mrs I Chmuow
uf Long Bench. calf Mis- Rnscu was
graduated from thr Fast Denver Nigh
school Mr Chudnow attended the
university of Wisconsin as % Phi
Sigma Delta lie is uu accomplished
pianist lie Is at present In huslncss
ur Long Beach THE wedding viii
take place early in February
Mrs David L. Harlem was the
ho~tc-s or hc' club Friday entertaining
the members nt luncheon nt the Brown.
Mrs Carrie Kohn is solournlng in
california aud Is the guest or her chil-
dron. MIR and Mrs Edgar EoIm
Mr. and Mr. W. Tanncnboum, Dr.
aud Mrs, Nathan Snyder and Mr. aud
Mr., David 1unncbomn. who wcrc the
house guests Of Mr. and Mrs Nathan
Samclson last week. have departed for
their home in Los Angeles. California
and take This means Of bidding their
muny friends good bye
Meyer Mycr-nn. lsudorr plotkin and
Dan Smith spent the week end at
Euldcr, inspecting somc Of their
mines.
Mr.. and Mrs. Simon Splcglcmm are
receiving congratulations ON the birth
Of daughter. horn Saturday night at
Beth Israel hospital. Mother and baby
doing nicely
Mrs. l. herman entertained seven
teen young friends or her small duugh.
ter, Esther Miriam, at birthday party
saturday afternoon \ flower pie of
roses formed mn attractive ccntcr-piccc.
The little miss celebrated her eighth
birthday.
Mr.. ana Mrs. Julius Marx presided
over q most delicious dinner mt the
occioueS Thursday evening. Covers
were laid for 20.
Mr. ~ schwartz of the Northwest
era Fruit and supply Co.. lrrt Thurs,
day 10 attend the Western Fruit job
hcrS convention To be held at West
Baydon. Indiana lie will also visit
relatives and friends in several east
eTn states
Mr.. sydney Schragcr, of san Fran
cisco, formerly Of Denver was visiting
for several days with his aunt and
uncle, Mr.. and Mrs. Adolph ISraclski.
Mr. BERNARD Klein nf Cheyenne has
returned 10 Denver and lie las rcsum-
ed his studies nj the University.
Mr. and Mrs Samuel H. Cain and
family of 1920 Adams have moved 10
| 1913 Detroit.
Mrs. y. RabrowsRy and sou Harold
Of Kansas city arrived here last sun.
day They will spend two weeks here
visiting with relatives and friends aud
ihen will leave for their home at
Venice, Calf, to join Mr.. Babrowsky.
The many friends Of Miss Myriam
Splitter viii be glad TO learn that She
is convalcScing nicely after an attack
of tho grippe.
Mr.. David Il HirSch will speak tu
the members Of the Junior Cnn-rc-a-
tiuu sunday morning january 18TH at
Temple Emanuel.
The Denver Jewish news., 1925-01-15

Mr.. Nose Meyer returned to Den
Yer after a weeks absence in the
state.
The Denver Jewish news., 1925-01-15

Mr.. and Mrs Samuel II. Cain and
family of 1910 Adams have moved 10
1913 Detroit
The Denver Jewish news., 1925-01-15

Mrs. " BabrowSky and sou Harold
of Kansas city arrived here last sun
day, They will spend two weeks hero
visiting with relatives and friends and
then will leave for their home at
Venice. Calf, to join Mr.. Babrowsky.
The Denver Jewish news., 1925-01-15

The Newsletter Company will enter
tnin at Il masquerade ball at the
Brown Palace saturday evening. The
purpose of these entertainments is 10
form mutual aid society for the
benefit Of the employees.
The Denver Jewish news., 1925-01-15

The many friends of Miss Myriam
Splitter will be glad TO learn that She
is convalcscing nicely after nn attack
of tho grippe.
The Denver Jewish news., 1925-01-15

Mr.. and Mrs. Al Meyer have left to
make their hcmc in Los Angeles Calf.
Mrs Meyer will be remembered rs Miss
Dorothy Silver.
The Denver Jewish news., 1925-01-15

Mr.. David Il. HirSch will spoal, to
the members Of the Junior Cnngrc-a-
tiuu sunday morning january 18TH at
Temple Emanuel
The Denver Jewish news., 1925-01-15

Mr. and Mrs Ezra Bear from Meek
er will be Denver guests during the
Stock Show.
The Denver Jewish news., 1925-01-15

Mrs. Meyer Friedman was the
hostess at II luncheon entertaining her
club members in her home Friday.
The Denver Jewish news., 1925-01-15

Mrs Jennie Levine who was the
guest of her children. MIR. and Mrs
Morris Cuhn for the last two weeks
left sunday with her son in law. Mr.
Marcus. for Salt Lake City. Very
shortly Mr. and Mrs. Marcus and Mrs.
Levine will leave for California. where
Mrs. Levine will winter.
The Denver Jewish news., 1925-01-15

Mr.. Lou Curtis was week end guest
in Denver greeting old friends.
The Denver Jewish news., 1925-01-15

Mr. Brrard Klein of Cheyenne has
returned 10 Denver and he las rc-um-
cd his studies nj the University.
The Denver Jewish news., 1925-01-15

The members of the Friday club
were entertained last week at lunch
con by Mrs. George Meyer.
The Denver Jewish news., 1925-01-15

The annual children ball given at
the Progress club Sunday afternoon
was largely attended, The ballroom
was transformed by the dainty appear.
uncc of the children who enjoyed two
hours dancing, Special features were
introduced.
The Denver Jewish news., 1925-01-15

MIS- Estclo Adplmuu returned Mon,
lay from O four months visit 10 chi.
.ugn Philadelphia and other eastern
ritits.
The Denver Jewish news., 1925-01-15

Mr. sydney Schragcr, Of san Fran
cisco, formerly Of Denver, was visiting
for several days with his aunt and
uncle, Mr.. and Mrs Adolph lSraclSki
The Denver Jewish news., 1925-01-15

Mrs. Ach from Dayton. ohio, is tn,
house guest Of Mr.. and Mrs. Icopol,
Mayer.
The Denver Jewish news., 1925-01-15

Mr. and Mrs. Simon Splcglcmun are
receiving congratulations ON the birth
Of daughter. horn Saturday night ut
Beth Israel hospital. Mother and baby
doing nicely,
The Denver Jewish news., 1925-01-15

Mrs. l. herman entertained seven
teen young friends Of her small daugh-
ter, Esther Miriam, at birthday party
saturday afternoon \ flower pie of
roses formed mn attractive crntcr-piccc.
The little miss celebrated her eighth
birthday.
The Denver Jewish news., 1925-01-15

MIR. u. SclWnrtZ, of the Northwest
era Fruit and Supply Co., left Thurs.
day 10 attend the Western Fruit Job
hcrS convention to be held at West
Rnydon. Indiana lie will also visit
relatives and friend, in several east
pTn states.
The Denver Jewish news., 1925-01-15

Mrs /. II Guldmnu MIS- Elsie
Guldmou uud Mrs Srushcimnr ur
Chicago are leaving tlis cuming SIM.
day for california Mrs. Sushpmor
i, spending q few days Iu The c,N
lie guest "r Mr. aud Mr. T.. II Guld
muu
The Denver Jewish news., 1925-01-15

Mr. aud Nr, Edward Levin. Mr. uud
Mrs rhilip levin departed Sunday for
an extensive trip. They will visit Dnl
las, New orleans. Cuhu and an clst.
crn points before returning 10 Dcn
ysr
The Denver Jewish news., 1925-01-15

Mrs Samuel Schlcssingcr and son.
Arnold, LEFT Sunday for Chicago where
they will join Mr.. Schcssmgcr. They
will tour the east. south and Cuba
before returning to Denver
The Denver Jewish news., 1925-01-15

Mr.. ana Mrs. Julius Marx presided
over q most delicious dinner mt the
occioues Thursday evening. Covers
wore hid for 20.
The Denver Jewish news., 1925-01-15


Mr., and Mrs S. Wandel were given
surprise party 10y their children and
grand children In honor of their thirty
seventh anniversary An elaborate
supper was served followed 10y an eve
ming spent in singing and cards. They
We're the recipient Of many beautiful
gifts.
Mrs. Lulu Fraukcl is expected short
ly from Detroit to visit with her chill
drcn, Mr. and Mrs. Henry FrnnEnI and
family.
The Study club met Tuesday with
Mrs. Kaplan. Mrs NJ, s Radctsky re
viewed wings" by Ethel Kelley. A
general discussion followed.
The Denver Jewish news., 1925-01-15

Mr. l. W. Becker spent saturday In
Denver returning from New York city
and Chicago To his home in. Los IN
gclcS
The Denver Jewish news., 1925-01-15

Meyer Mycrun. Isudorc plotliin and
Dan Smith spent the wccl, end NJ
Bouldrr inspecting somc or their
mines.
The Denver Jewish news., 1925-01-15

Mrs. Il. FlcShcr was the hostess OF
members at luncheon.
Imperial Valley press., 1925-10-29
Imperial Valley Presents Appeal to Senate
Committee for Recognition and Consideration

of
o of
MOI o 10 to
o he esomw
h ofa yprvats
rh h O an o O tgm ekgipto
oncer thief w 0 the h i 0 h States
dhHng and dm the
eed Ito
river develop
therefore to
il O ndgt
o dtovs uai thee
in Imperial the
ghgc esand dtowns
m great df flveso
The
with have v But whHet
to
barr uot
is ColnadoN
epeopeo
nandof
Imperial Valley press., 1925-10-29
BLOC WILL WAGE
FIGHT AGAINST
MELLON TAXPLAN

WASHINGTON, Oct. 20. - The
progressive bloc which sunk the Mel
Ion plan in the last congress again
will lombard the administration
tax plan-this time from the fort
ress of Senator James K. Couzens,
Michigan Republican.
Collectively and individually, the
Independents in the house and SEN
ate oppose the low Mellon surtax
rates and other proposals of the
secretary of the treasury.
Although their chances of again
putting over their projects by "a
coalition with other anti adminis-
tration groups are less bright than
in the previous congress, the group
has decided to stand with Couzens
against Mellon.
There probably would be not de-
termimcd fight against the new
$500, 100000 tax slashing bill' in the
house, because the house rules pre-
vent extended debate and offered
hrtlc protection TO minorities.
In the senate, however, the inde-
pcndents will find their ranks swell
ed by many of the normally regu-
lar Republicans.
Imperial Valley press., 1925-10-29
TO ENTERTAIN
WITH BANQUET
THIS EVENING

Congressman Phil D. Swing
will preside as POSTMASTER at
the banquet to be rendered to
the members of the senate irri-
cation and reclamation commit
tee at the Barbara Worth hotel
tonight. The banquet will start
promptly at 7:3O.
Upwards OF 800 tickets, tax
ing every available inch Of
space in the dining room, have
been sold for the banquet. It
was necessary to pro-rate the
tickets throughout the valley in
order to permit representatives
from all parts Of the county to
be present.
Approximately $50 automo-
tdles are expected to arrive in
Brawley tomorrow morning
from Coachella Valley, bring
ing representatives Of that sec
tion to this city to meet the
senate committee. They will
join the senatorial party at
Brawley in the course of the
trip through the northern part
of the county and will return
with them at the high school
tomorrow afternoon.
Imperial Valley press., 1925-10-29
WEALTHY ARIZONA
MAN TAKES OVER
A. B. ". INTERESTS

Writ G. Bowman. prominent cap
italist of Sonora and Arizona, and
we'll known along the Mexican hord-
or from FL Paso to San Diego, has
taken over the holdings of the late
Carl Wilmington in the " A. b. w. -
syndicate which operates the Owl
at Mexical. also several other re-
Sorts at Tijuana, Tecate and Ago
dones.
Bowman ENJOYS close business re-
lations with President Gales and
former President Obregon, in So
nora where they have been asso-
elated for several years in ship
ning garbonza, Spanish pea that
is raised in large quantities along
the west coast of Mexico. Jimmy
Crofton, associated with Bowman in
mining properties in Sonora. is with
him in Mexicali at present while
the details of the transfer of With
ington IS holdings are being com.
pleted.
The GA. B. W. syndicate is can.
italized at $10,000.00O and has larGe
property holding in Mexico and the
United States.
Imperial Valley press., 1925-10-29
Hold Up Banks
Car, Kill Driver,
ScoOt With Loot
By United Press Leased Wire

BUFFALO, n. V, Oct. 29.-Ban-
dts today held up the money ear
of the Bank of Buffalo, shot and
killed the driver, wounded the guard
and escaped with currency reported
to amount to $4,000. A package
containing $4,000 was dropped by
the bandits in their flight.
The holdup occurred at 9:30 n. m.
while the money was being loaded
into the bank van. The driver of
the van was killed instantly when
he offered resistance and the guard
was shot through the body. His
injury is considered serious.
= BUFFALO, n. Y. Oct. 29-Henry
Harris, suspected of many holdups
and who recently forfeited $4,000
I bail in Detroit, is believed the ring
leader in the gang of bandits who
tDaav held up the money van of the
Bank of Buffalo. containing $l17-
600, after killing the driver and
wounding two other employees. Bank
officials estimated the loss would
be near 100000.
Imperial Valley press., 1925-10-29
Ell CENTRIC D0NS
FIESTA CARB TO
GREET SENATORS

FL Centre donnea its holiday gyb
today to do honor to the United
States senate committee onfTriga
tion and reclamation. Ninpof the
members were due to arrive here
from San Diego at 4:25, travelling in
Il special car attached TO the regular
San Diego and Arizona train.
Flags decorated the business see
tion of the city, and every store
for three blocks on Main street is
bearing II sign reading "Build
Boulder Dam and the All-American
Canal. A large sign bearing the
same inscription has been stretched
across Main street ut Sixth, where
it can be plainly seen by all.
The Barbara Worth hotel. where
the members of the committee will
be quartered while here. is dis
playing a big sign bidding the com
mittee welcome to Imp rial VALLEY.
As early as noon it was possible to
notice people from the rural dis
tl'N|S Sdl my vi hUlH street, 10
be on hand when the committee ar
rives here.
FL Centre is living up to the i'm
rortance of the occasion. and the
visit of the senatorial committee is
apparently the sole topic cf CONVEX
sation. This is as it should be, for
this is the first time that such
large committee has been sent out
hv the senate to investigate ana
hold hearings on matter of i'm
pending legislation.
To Meet Governor
Upon arrival of the committee
here they were to be taken to the
Barbara Worth hotel in a fleet of
ears provided for that purpose by
local citizens through Tom Gill,
chairman of the automobile commit
tee of the Boulder Dam association.
Following a short rest at the hotel,
the distinguis guests were to
be taken to CaleXico, and across
the line to the governor s palace at
Continued on page three
Imperial Valley press., 1925-10-29

TAX HEARINGS
ARE EXTENDED
IN WASHINGTON

WASHINGTON, Oct. 90
An extension of hearings on the
new 100000 tax bill into
next week was ordered by the
house ways and means commit
tee today to permit more wit
nesses to be heard.
Putting aside plans to begin
actual drafting of the bill Sat
urday, the committee decided to
continue hearings Monday and
Tuesday and begin actual work
on the bill Wednesday,.
Requests for permission to
plead personally for tax reduc-
tions have deluged the commit
tee from all parts Of the coun-
try.
Imperial Valley press., 1925-10-29
MITCHELL FORCES
ASSAlL LEGALITY
OF ARRANGEMENT
Defense Argues Court
martial Is Irregularly
Instituted
FREE SPEECH CLAIM
Army Prosecutors Seek
Speedy Conviction of
Critic
FREE SPEECH CLAIM

WASHINGTON, Oct. 2e.-After
an all-day argument over the leg
altty of his araignment, Colonel
William Mitchell sustained his
second defeat of the day late this
afternoon when the court trying
him for official misconduct overrul-
ed motion by his counsel to quash
the proceedings because Of errors in
procedure.
His contention that his trial was
in violation of constitutional guar
antees of free speech having been
overruled by the court almost as
soon as the second day Of the pro-
ceedings started, Mitchell launched
a technical attack, only to have that
fail, too. .a
WASHINGTON, Oct. ga pow
5erful assault on the technical lega-
litv of his arraignment for official
misconduct was begun today by Col.
onel William Mitchell at his court.
martial following his failure ts
have his trial set aside for lack OF
jurisdiction by the court.
Resorting to u technical defense
after his attempt to raise the "frec
speech issue had fallen flat, the
air service critic pounded away on
arguments that strict military law
had not been complied with in
drafting and investigating the
charges against him.
Despite al assertions of war de-
partment prosecutors that the sum-
moning of the courtmartial by the
president obviated the necessity of
(Continned on Page 9
Imperial Valley press., 1925-10-29
U. S. is ISSUE
IN CAN ADIAN
VOTING TODAY
by United Press Leased Wire
MONTREAL. Que, Oct. 29.-

by United Press Leased Wire
MONTREAL. Que, Oct. 29.-
A record vote was expected to-
day as Canadians palloted to
elect a new parliament.
The government has declar-
ed half holiday to give voters
an opportunity to so to the
polls.
Wnirlwind tactics were in
jected into the campaign in the
last week by E. L. Patenaude,
Conservative, Of Montreal in an
effort to break UP the solid
Liberal block Of 65 seats in
Quebec.
The big issue which it is
thought will bring out the vot-
ers is the question Of free trade
with the United States. Anoth-
er important issue is the exodus
of native sons across the in
ternational boundary in search
Of more lucrative employment.
Imperial Valley press., 1925-10-29
Senator Pitfn1un
Certain Congress
Will Take Action
Colorado SolOn Expresses Confidence That Imper
ial Valley Will Soon Be Given Protection From
Flood Menace of Colorado Waters

Prediction that the next ses-
sion of congress will pass bill
to dam the Colorado river and
to control its flood waters,
thereby protecting Imperial
Valley from the menace of
flood, was made last night at
San Diego, in stirring speech
by Senator Key Pittlnan Of
Colorado.
Plttman IS member of the
United States senate committee
on irrigation and reclamation.
which arrived in Ell Cenro this
afternoon in the course of it's
study Of the Colorado river and
the country that will be bene-
fitted by controlling it.
The senator S speech. made at a
banquet rendered the committee by
the people of San Diego, was sup
plementcd by Senator w. L. Jones
of Washington. who said that any
dam built on the Colorado river
must provide for reclamation and
water power and by Senator Char
les l.. McNary, chairman of the
committee, who declared that the
dam must be so constructed as to
provide for irrigation and power.
sees BILL S Passage
In my opinion. declared Sen
ator Pittman, "congress at its next
session will pass bill to build Il
dam somewhere on the Colorado to
control the flood waters and protect
forever Imperial Valley. AS it is
the government s policy to recover
from profits money spent on such
projects. power must be created to
pay. To provide this power we must
impound an immense quantity of
water and to do this will require
one of the biggest dams ever
built.
Senator Jones declared broad
viewpoint should be taken in consid-
cring the Colorado and that any
dam built on the river must provide
for power and reclamation as well
as for flood control.
Boosts American Canal
Senator Ashurst of Arizona en-
dorsed strong plea for the All
American canal made by Congress
man Swing, the Arizona senator de
that Imperial Valley is the
" lmperrilled Valley because of
the fact that every drop of water
Continued on Page
Imperial Valley press., 1925-10-29
MAKES APPEAL
IN BEHALF OF
FARM CREDITS
BY United Press Leased Wire

BY United Press Leased Wire
WASHINGTON, Oct. 90
Relief for the farmer in states
whose situation is very serious
was asked Of President Cool
idge today by Senator Albert S.
Cummins, Republican, Iowa, who
suggested more liberal credit
policy as an immediate solu-
ton.
Cummins told the President
that the drop in corn prices
from 80 cents to SO cents a
bushel was ''ruinous for thou
sands of farmers.
He proposed that the federal
loan board, through the inter
mediate credit banks, extend
leans directly to farmers, ac-
cepting the crop under ware
house certificates as sufficient
security.
Imperial Valley press., 1925-10-29
WHAT'S DOING
TONIGHT

AOINioiAi
Senatorial banquet, Hotel
Barbara Worth. 7:30.
r. A. M. No. 100, Masonic
hall.
Elks Lodge meeting ard mi.
tiation, p. nj.
X. p. Hallowe 'en dinner
party, Davis hall z p. m.
Little Annie Rooney" Val.
theater.
1.-THE Half Way Girl Pal
ace theater.
Brunk's tent theater, 1.-THE
Girl and the Gambler
Evangelistic services, tent,
Sixth and Broadway.
American Legion carnival.
Sixth and Broadway.
Night classes, high school.
TOMORROW
Valley. wide Methodist Mis-
sionary meet, opens l0:30 a. m..
Methodist church.
Public senatorial committee
hearings, high school, 2 y. m.
Imperial Valley press., 1925-10-29
ORDER NEW VESSEL FOR
N. Y.-CALITORNIA RUN

NEW YORK, Oct. 29.-The first
of three vessels to be used in the
New York California service has
been ordered bv the International
Mercantile Marine company The
three, the first of which win be
built at Nwport News, will cost be
tween $l5,000,000 and $50, ,00O,0 900.
Imperial Valley press., 1925-10-29
WOMAN BRUISED, CUT IN
SAVING BABE FROM HURT

MCFARLAND. Oct. 60 Saving
her baby from injury, Mrs. G. H..
Warren of Stockton was bruised
and cut when the car in which she
was riding with her husbanr turn
ed over after Il collision with the
automobile of II. Roebuck of Port
ervillc.