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New Britain herald., 1925-07-07
COOLIDGE MAKES DENIAL

Ewampscott Mass July [ tF)- President Coolidge today authorized q denial of story published in a New York newspaper that he had instructed Secretary Mellon to in crease the efforts of the coast guard to break up rum running in the vi. cinity of SWampscott
New Britain herald., 1925-07-07
URGE SPEEDY SETTLEMENT

Washington, July 7tF - Speedy accomplishment Of the plans of the Washington conference with regard to China was urged today in q mes sage sent to Secretary Kellogg by the commission on international jus tice and good will of the federal council of churches.
New Britain herald., 1925-07-07
OLD ASSFMBLYMAN DIES

Hartford, July [ lPN-Tormor rer reeontatila Willard Wesley Grant. s selactman of the town of Soutn Windsor for 2n years. died at his home in Wanpins CSouth Windsor Monday evening. He was 65 years old. He represented South Wind sor in the general assembly.
New Britain herald., 1925-07-07
MONTY TAN JAW rpHErn

New York, July [ Rl-The mon ; capital tax law, under which taxts are levied against capital coming in. 10 competition with national banks was upheld today by the appellate division of the state supreme court
New Britain herald., 1925-07-07
RIEFIASS RTpJJGEn

Fez, Morocco, July F,-Riffian attacks on a five mile front north of Bal Kasson yesterday were re- pulsed by the French mobile, troops covering that district reinforced by detachments rushed from the rear
New Britain herald., 1925-07-07
ORDER OF Dr ,toLAy MEETING

The last meeting ct the season for Nathan Hale chapter Order of De- Molay, will be held Saturday There will be election and installation of officers. II is planned 10 work the majority service
New Britain herald., 1925-07-07
TRIArIES RA1IEIEn

Paris, July CP'-Tne French chamber Of deputies today ratified two treaties pertaining to China drawn up during the Washington arms conference.
New Britain herald., 1925-07-07
ARGENrINE SHIP AT QUINCY

Quincy, Mass, July ' Pe-The Argentine training ship Presidente Sarmiento, which is visiting Amer ican ports on 2 world training cruise, arrived here this morning.
New Britain herald., 1925-07-07

TO RESUME NEGOTIATIONS
 Paris, July 7tPl--The negotiations for a Franco German commercial treaty, which seemed broken satur- day night, will be resumed septera- Der 15, 1t was announced today.
New Britain herald., 1925-07-07
No Good Harbors

With a coast line of 500 miles Yucatan has only two harbors, Progreso, the principal port, on the
Evening star., 1925-10-23
ADMITS UNLAWFUL
SEIZURE Of LIQUOR
Government Agrees to Return
Evidence, But Defendant
Asks Decision.

The Government conceded in the
Supreme Court yesterday that il had
made an unlawful seizure of liquor
and told the court II intended to re-
turn it,
Solicitor General Mitchell asked the
court 10 dismiss an appeal OF Miles, W :
Gibbons of Cleveland because it had
been decided to return seized liquor
and to drop his prosecution.
The solicitor general acted under
the ruling of the Supreme Court. de
livered October II, which defined the
limitations of searches.
In the Federal Court at Cleveland
Gibbons contended without success
that a search warrant against him
had sheen obtained under false pre-
lenses and that seizures under II
could not be used as evidence against
hlm 1t developed in the trial that
the search warrant was issued upon
an affidavit in that premises at 31o2
East Seventeenth street. Cleveland
had been investigated and that the
building was used for the possession
and sale of Intoxicating LIQUORS. The
prohibition officers later testified that
the warrant was sworn out upon IN
formation received over the telephone
from an unknown source. Federal
Judge Jones refused to order the re
turn Of the liquor or prohibit its use
rs evidence and Gibbons appealed to
the Supreme Court. When the appeal
was reached Yesterday for argument
the Government confessed that the
search was unlawful. but Gibbons OBJ
ieCted to the dismissal and notified the
couI- by wire that he would insist
upotl e case being heard and
decided
Evening star., 1925-10-23
MT. RAINIER CASHIER
HELD BY GRAND JURY
$4,000 Involved in Alleged Mis-
application of Funds by
Lester L. Homan.

Special Dispatch to The Star
BALTIMORE. October 23.-Lestcr
Il. Homan, cashier of the First Na-
uonal Bank of Mount Rainier. Md.
was indicted by the Federal grlGd
jury yesterday on a charge of mis-
application of bank funds The
amount involved was $4,000 The
offense is said to have been COM
mitted in SeDtemher. 1924.
According - the Indictment. Ho-
man gave to the Baltimore Acceptance
co. a draft drawn by his bank on
the Title Guarantee and Trust ca,
of Baltimore.
1t is alleged that this was in SET.
tlement of personal debts
Burton c. Dixon of Washington
who was a prohibition agent when
the Washington flying squad" oper-
ated IN Baltimore. also was indicted.
with Jack Wilson of Baltimore, on
charge Of attempting 10 extorr
money from Samuel Budlow. a local
saloonkeeper.
The men had been given hearing.
previously before United Stale:
Commissioner S,lDplee and released
on bail.
Evening star., 1925-10-23
TODAY'S ADJUSTMENTS.

Belasco-'Desire Under the Elms,
drama. at $50 pm.
National-"Music Box Revue" at
$50 pm.
Poli's-"My Girl" musical play. at
$40 pm.
Keith's-Adele Rowland, vaudeville,
at 2:15 and S:15 pm.
Earle Amalia Molina, vaudeville
continuous from to II pm.
Strand-"Alce in Toyland." vaude-
vile. continuous from 1880 to II pm.
Gayety La Revue Parisienne, :"
burlesque. at 2:15 and SIS pm.
MutuaI-"Happy Hours, burlesane.
at 2:30 and $50 pm.
Rialto-"The Phantom of the Op,
era" at 1O:15, 11:50 am, 1:5o, $50,
5:25, 7:25 and $50 pm.
Columbia The King on Main
Street." at 11:10 m, 1855, 2:45, 4:30.
els, and 9:55 pm.
Metropolitan-"The Freshman" at
11:35 am, 1:35, 3:55, 5:25, 7:35 and
9:4o pm.
PaIace-"seven Keys to Baldpate. "
at 11:25 am, 1:25. 3:55, 5:35, 7:S5
and 9:45 pm.
Tivoli-"In the Name of Love" at
2:4O, 4:25, els, sos, and 9;:55 pm.
.imbassador-'''rr,~ Coast of Folly" "
at 6:15. S and $50 pm.
Central-"The Lady Who Lied" at
1880, >, $3.50, ), $50, and $50 pm.
Father Johns Medicine. Builds
Strength to Ward-off Colds.-Adver
Evening star., 1925-10-23
JOHN TILLER DIES.
Originator of "Tiller Girls" Dane.

NEW YORK. October % (FD-John
Tiller. II. famous English dancing
master. whose stage dancing troupes
of "Tiller Girls are known through
out this country and abroad, died last
night in the LennoX Hill Hospital
after a brief illness. Mr.. Tiller arrived
in this country August 10 on visit
To his New York school and to see
the most recent group of '"Tiller Girls
now appearing in sunny" He was
staying ut the Hotel Algonquin.
Besides his New York school. Mr.
1'iler was the head of similar inStitu
tions in London and Manchester. Eng
land He also sent. groups of 'Tiller
Girls" yearly to the Follies Bercere.
in Paris. and produced hic dancing
show annually at Blackpool, England.
Evening star., 1925-10-23
Hold-Up Men Get 3 Bags of Bank Mail,
But They Contain Only Cancelled Checks

messengers had a valuable money
shipment. got Cancelled checks In
large bundles and some bank mail
which did not contain money
The messengers after inspecting
hundreds of pictures at the bureau of
investiEa ton, finally picked the photo
graph of James Phelan. now out on
so, 900 bonds on a robbery charge, as
resembling one of the robbers. The
police are hunting him.
Evening star., 1925-10-23
Ordered to DUTY Here.

Col. Casper H. Conrad. jr.. inspec.
tor general. in the Philippines. has
been ordered to this city for duty in
the office of the inspector general.
War Department. and Maj. Charles
W. Thomas. jr., inspector general. at
the War Department. has been or
dered to the Philippines.
Evening star., 1925-10-23
BY the Associated Precs.

BY the Associated Precs
CHICAGO, October 23-Robbers who
held up three messengers of the Fed
eral Reserve Bank here early yester-
day and escaped with three pouches
or mall, failed To get one dollar for
their trouble, Federal Reserve Bank
officials announced after Il careful
check-up.
The ten robbers in several automo.
hiles. who evidently thought that the
Evening star., 1925-10-23

Father Johns Medicine. Builds
Strength TO Ward-off Colds.-Adver-
tiSen1ent
Evening star., 1925-10-23
Assigned to General Staff.

Mai. Millard +. Harmon, jr., Air
Service. at Boiling Field, Anacostia,
u. c. has been assigned to duty with
the War Department general staff.
Evening star., 1925-10-23
CRANDALL'S AMBASSADOR

ToDA SWANSON IN
THE COAST OF FOLIY. And
~PAT FAMILY COMEDY
TOMORROW-TOM MIX and ANN
PENNINGTON IN THE LUCKY
HORSESHOE. LICE CONLFY m
PLEASURE R0T'ND And
SPORTT 1GHT
Imperial Valley press., 1925-01-16

WONDERFUL opportunity to make
money selling the Original j. X.
Watkins Products in Ell Centro,
Brawley, Calexico. Liberal and
exclusive proposition, l50, house
hold necessities. .Eor details
write the J. R. Watkins Company,
Oakland, Calf. 1918
Imperial Valley press., 1925-01-16
MURINE RUNS
AWAY WITH
HIGH HONORS

NEW YORK, Jan. 1G-With threa
new world 5 rccord4 in his pos
session, Paavo Nurmi, the world 5
greatest runner, was on his way to
Chicago where he will attempt to
make more new marks in the games
Of the Illinois Athliic cluD to-
night
In one of his greatest demonstra-
tions of speed, Nurmi ran away
from the field III Il mile and seven
eights race last night in Madison
Square Garden. He Finished, hard
ly putting, with Il laad of - yards
over Willie R.ola, his arch rival,
and with more than Il lap over
Verne Booth, the American star.
-and the rest Of the field.
Three Of dole Ray 5 records were
eut down by the Finn. He ran l
81 miles in 7;55 80; 5000 meters
in S:26 -. and rs miles in 500.
That made six records he had made
in his first two competitions on 4
board track within period CT ten
days.
American sportmanship is the
finest have ever seem Nurmi
sad, when he trotted to the dressing
room almost as fresh as he had
b"sm when he started the rice - 1
could not have made those, records
il Booth, Nilsson and Prim had not
pulled to the outside of the track
when ] was tapping them, 50 that
l could keep the poie in my regular
stride. had nnvcr before cXpcr
fenced such friendly spirit. "
Imperial Valley press., 1925-01-16
BENNY LEONARD RETIRING @FRON
WARMER AND FORD
TO MIX IT AT
BORDER AREN A

Ed Warner of San Francisco, and
Young Ford Of Los Angeles, will be
seen in the main event at Mexicali
Sunday afternoon, and indications
promise one of the fastest scraps
between big fellows that has ever
been seen this section.
Ford was seen in action here a
short time ago, and made Il big hit
by taking everything Vie Alexander
had for - rounds, after he had been
floored twice in the first round and
several times in the next few
rounds. Alexander hit him with ev-
erything in stock, but Ford kept
on his feet and nearly put Alex
ander away in the 18th when he
landed terrific blow to the bigger
man S jaw. ~.
Warner has also fought Alexander
at MeXicali land had to quit in the
sixth round because Of Il broken
hand. He has II good record along
the coast and should be good
match for Ford.
Lee Morrisey, who at one time
was one Of the classiest weller
weights in the west, is trying to
stage comeback and will be seen
in the six round semi final against
battling Paul Of Brawley.
Al Brown and Kid Mex will be
seen in a return go, due to the form
er's Asistance that he can lick Mex,
despite a recent adverse but close
, Young Rattler and Benny Ro-
nero will, open the card with what
promises 10 be Il smash and hammer
affair.
TIE first bout will be called at
} p, m. sharp.
Imperial Valley press., 1925-01-16

tisements in the Imperial Valley
Press is l cent per wcrd each inser-
zion, Minimuzh charge 23 cents.
FOR SALE-Complcte restaurant
and short order outfit. Located
at 8OS Main, Brawley Half cash,
balance terms See or. write Ed
Weaver, 243 Main ST. Brawley,
Calf. <'a 16t6
BOOKKEEPER-Lady desires poy
sition. Temporary or permanent,
ayping. 31a years experience
WONDERFUL opportunity to make
money selling the Original j. X.
Watkins Products in FL Centre,
Brawley, Calexico. Liberal and
exclusive proposition, 15O, house.
hold necessities .Eor details
write the }. r. Watkins Company,
Oakland, Calf. 1918
WANTED-2 one-row corn and cot
ton planters. Will rent or buy.
w. Brandenberg, Rte l. Box Is,
CaleXico. 16tf
FOR RENT-hasturage, 240 acres
cotton stalks and grass. miles
south Meloland, miles east of
Heber, $50 per acre until March
lst, See Mr.. House, Oregon Ho-
tel. 16t2
BABY CHLX-lR. l. Reds, Barred
Rocks, Black Minorcas, Golden
Buff and White Leghorns. Ready
Jan. 21st. Special rates to broiler
plants. Enoch Crews, Seabright,
calf. l6t2
FORCED TO SELL - > Indiana
brand new tractors, $500 each.
Regular price $3.50. Quick action.
NJ. Clark, 549 Mission Road, J..
\. Phone Angelus f72i. l6tl
FOR SALE-Oak dining room set,
80. Twenty volums, new child $
Encyclopedia, cost $50, for $l5,
cot, Florence stove, etc. 227 NO.
Seventh. 16tl
, OR + ROOM house, furnished or
partly furnished, ; in family,
good references, reasonable. Press
Box 396 I6t3
FOR SALE-40 acres + miles from
Westmorland, on main canal, has
40 Improvement on land, good
grape land or fine place for tur-
keys. viii >all for - per acrc.
Address r. G.. Roney, Br9wley,
Cal. l6tl 81.
FOR SALE-Two houses on one lot,
good home and income property.
Will pay better than 10 per cent
ON investment. Owner $50 Brigh-
tom. lots
LATE PEERLESS touring ear for
sale or trade for smaller CAL.
Terms given. Phoua O. or 80
FL Centre. lot
FOR RENT-Front Apt, furnished.
Close in. Adults. Permanent ten
amt, preferred. Address Press
Boz 4N4. i6lG
SALE. TRADE OR LEASE.--FruA
nSucd or uuturnShcd. The pIarr
You have been looking for. Ideal
seven room modern, house, e Ere
place and hut-n features, sleep
my porch, with ten acres good
soil Equipped ror raising chick
ru>. Ju>t out cItY hnhts, A bar
gau Bv owner Post office box
40. Ibt
WANrED--Joh ON daIry or mason
work. Apply 72t- Oran2c. I7t@
FOR SALE-About 100 thorough
bred White LeghomI mems. extra
good stuff, Sn25 each. ". +.
NnoN, Rte | impctlal. 0tn
Extinct Volcano
Found Near l.. 4.
PASADENA, jam. 10. DlsvUN +lt
Imperial Valley press., 1925-01-16
MOTHERS WISHES
CAUSE HIM TO
GIVE UP BOXING
Mandell, Terris and
Bernstein Are
COntenders
By HENRY L. FARRELL
Press Staff Correspondent

(Un1ted Press Statf Cofre5pondent)
NEW YORK, Jan. l6.-plans for
the organization of Il tournament to
find the successor to Benny Leo
nard, world S lightweight cham
pion, were being considered today
by the New York boxing commits
sion. Leonard announced late last
night that he was retiring from the
the ring in Difference to the wishes
of his mother.
81 am not giving up boxing for
glory or because | eau t make the
weight, but am retiring for the
love of HsNs@m9ihg. She is in bad
health and Ne Gear That she could not
bear,the. strain if | fought again,
LEONARD said in Il long statement
The retirement of Leonard the
fourth in -1thc history of worlds
Champions did not cause surprise
IN boxing circles here. 1t was. cx
pectcd anas had been TumofoN Tor y
week that he wits ready to HI nirolnce
hat he was giving up his title.
For more than two years Leonard
has had great difficulty in making
l35 pounds, the limit Of the light
weight class, and 1t was generally
accepted in boxing circles that Leo
nard mitth have 70 enter the welter
weight class if he wanted to con
tinue in the ring.
The rise of Sid Ferris and Jack
Bernstein also made il apparent
that Leonard & difficulty in holding
thc title would not he one entirely
of weight In his last fight wit
Pal Moran in Cleveland, he made
such bad showing that critics
agreed he had gone bacl-so far that
BE was nothing like the Leonard
who has been compared. III his prime
to Joe Cans as one of the greatest
of lightweight champions.
There is no Just reason, however,
to believe that Leonard craw led out
from under the title on a sentiment
al ruse. His mother never has ap-
proved of boxing but her protests
WAS never more ham q passive one
because the money hcr son made
in the ring, enabled the family 10
liva III luxury that might not have
been possible If Benny had turned
to another profession for living.
Mrs. Leonard was seriously i'll nj
Altanle city several months ago and
it WAS iutimatrd AT that time by
Billy Gibson. the champion s mana
ger, that she had called the family
together and made Benny promise
that he would never. fight again.
Mandell, Terris and Bernstein are
the outstanding challengers Man
dell and Tcrris are matched to meet
here next month and Bernstein
probably viii be matched with the
winner
}ou h,or about WORMS turning
suppose they do lou never hear
OF one chasing any great bulldog OF
Wild cu'...
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oar guess i, whcu.u worm turns
il Is merely 10 contemplate wucr' hr
WAS and not to see where lc j, going
Imperial Valley press., 1925-01-16
Extinct Volcano
Found Near l.. \.

Pasadena, Jam. 10. NscoN +lF
of of I% rassiJa. &%I@.' Nj .>t3y ff,Sl
day by A. q. CAD. oeal geoioglst
The catc' is or the route of ,ht
proposed sceiuc highway which thc
couary is planning TO corouu,t
from the head Of the Arroyo Seco 10
coorect with Mint NCauyoo. can
said tho volcano has not cruptcd for
over 9o0 vc@rS all is Prrpr. tN
l9atIugiy c4llncl.
Imperial Valley press., 1925-01-16
OXFORD LOSES OUT
IN DEBATE IN L. A

Los ANGELES, Jan. Oxford
University debating team lost an
argument here last night with the
University of Southern California
orators ON tie topic of the cigb-
trcD'G amendment, the visitors hold-
iu, that it should he repealed. The
audience NptrI Ii4t to o5i in favor
of the locals
Imperial Valley press., 1925-01-16
FLIGHTS, FIGHTERS
| And THE RESULTS

San Diego--Buas Pierce. San Di.
ego lightweight, will meet Eucl
p&ul, of Kansas City, in ten rouuds
tonight at the Coliseum. 3RkF Ifirns
Of san Francisco = slated to 20 SIX
rounds witt Dandy Dick Griffin.
San Francisco - Norman Genet.
rugged wclterweight and Old Jack
Brltton, former world S champion
wciter, tanglc here tonight in the
headline bout of the Dreamlaud rink
card. They will 60 eight rounds.
Pickles Martin and Mike Depinto
of Portland. Ore, clash in the SIX
round semi final.
Now York-Tiger Flowers, At
lanta middleweight, was a Slight
favorite in the betting to win from
Jack Delaney, Bridgeport, when they
meet in l2-round contest in Madi
son Square Garden tonight. The
winner may hr matched with Harry
Grco tor the world, championship.
San Franclsco-Tou cello forced
the pace ami took 70 si& round de-
ri>iou over Bill Wallace of Oakland
lu the head line bout Of the Natiaual
Hn.l.cHrl last uighl. "Rcd" Fit
simmons. Oklahoma aud Ed Warmer
OF san Francisco fought Il sjH round
GraN iu tine semi fmaI.
Imperial Valley press., 1925-01-16

5000 PER ACRE. 2OS acres for
sale, all goo0 productive land,
close in. Horses and implements.
A pioneer wants to retire. Owner
T. j. Storms, Sccley or S. J. An
ker, Barbara Worth Bldg, FL Cen
tro. - -ts.. .,. 14t4
Imperial Valley press., 1925-01-16
For SdLe-iEeGt Estate

FOR SALE room house, 4 sleep
ing porches, suitable for income
or home. Inquire. 764 Olive. 15t3
Imperial Valley press., 1925-01-16

Every nQw aud thcu gift foun
tain pen IiYc% aP to its name hy
scattering ink an over the paper.
Imperial Valley press., 1925-01-16
|TODAY'SW WANT ADS

KATES:-The rate for inserting
Prepaid Classified or Liner Adver-
tisements in the Imperial Valley
Press is l cent per word each inser-
tion. Minimum charge 25 cents.
Imperial Valley press., 1925-01-16

FOR SALE OR EXCUANGE-Nice
little home, ) rooms and bath,
completely and nicely furnished,
lawn trees, garage fenced. Co.
nor Fourth and Hamilton, paved
street. viii sell for $500 cash
or trade for san Diego or 0aoa@
Beach house and pay any djftec-
cuce, or viii sell house vacant
for ',OOQ lalf cash. Balance SO
per month. RcaI bargain and
won't take a njckle less thar"
above price 40 South Fourth 81,
Ctr
Imperial Valley press., 1925-01-16

For SALt,-IooSe alfalfp Baled
aifalf aard halIev "a n'ile south
west high school. GreSscv 14t2
Imperial Valley press., 1925-01-16
70, SRI ig;ec Y y -,

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shaw. - p,ilns "ast "f FL C"rtrn
on IoItvjIlr jlighwav r4t4
Imperial Valley press., 1925-01-16

WIDOW wnut" At hrrsc - a"le
cDre of Residenca $50 Vine or
phons 79S 72iT
Imperial Valley press., 1925-01-16
THE PRESS CLASSIFIED SF( I1.-IN.

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Imperial Valley press., 1925-01-16

MUST be sold to settle estate, 12O
acres, miles west of Imperial,
So of SW Il and SWH of Sc
Il, tract 199, 7 Is S, II 13 L.
Make offer i'll writing for all or
any part of the above to Mary
Knuth, 1892 X. ST. San Diego,
Calf. 13t7
Imperial Valley press., 1925-01-16

y. NTHD-, G.Aea4
with stqrter '30 late Mp-t
haya lea ti'1e 1nnnir1 - NJ.
sons Service Stat;on Favr.ord
X Fdpr"m 10
Imperial Valley press., 1925-01-16

pdsfT!GA wanted hy young man
as honkkoepfr in Imperial valley,
preferably vi t5n,ro, Ezporie',e'
81 mad y1Iis,h!r, Raserehsa epr
,u.aati, Wit he ,n bal tprtgn s4t'
a,,ie. aAa ;'fn"ns, d0nHnYE ~
EalL Il. .sll.tEnLs t,kEEs t.as 4la.
Imperial Valley press., 1925-01-16
For Rent-RoOnss and
Apartments

FOR FE.IT D,~ a} Ir CuriSnc
room, privat" eutr9u.e. 32l Ham
ittpn 7-t2
ROOM AND BOARD for gentle
men, reasonable 469 Nine -,
1915
Imperial Valley press., 1925-01-16
For Rent-F ugal Aands

200 ACRES tine melon OF Ncre-able
land for rent. {. y. C'.v TO d,
Agent $50 State. Phone lol
f2,t
Imperial Valley press., 1925-01-16

FOR SALE-f room house, with l
acre land, or will trade for city
property. FL Centre or Brawley.
Inquire ,232 North. Fourth St, FL
Centre. 1916
Imperial Valley press., 1925-01-16

FOR SALF,-60 acres cotton stalk
pasture, ! mii, west aud > miles
north. l.. 4. Bright. 14tlU
Imperial Valley press., 1925-01-16

FOR SALE-Dining table and six
chairs, oak, same rs new, one
dresser, one leather top folding
bed. Inquire after / p, NJ. $50
Hamilton or phone 532W. 14t3
Imperial Valley press., 1925-01-16

FOR SALE-Colnplete restaurant
and short order outfit. Located
at 80S Main, Brawley. Half cash,
balance terms. See or. write Ed
Weaver, 243 Main ST. Brawley,
Calf. - 16t6
Imperial Valley press., 1925-01-16

~o r'mog fans on sept .h s
Wv rhr caicuda has it IN rrd.
hats me Day so4e "ol
Imperial Valley press., 1925-01-16
Fer SGie--.futCs

FOR ~Nl - StUIehuNer SIX .oa1-
,ter, ood n..ehaHi""l condition.
NeF tins Pri.e $50 H'9n. l~'.
l-il
FOR SAi-E-lQ2t Ford tourin 3
car. 22S N. seventh 81. l2tG
FOR SALE-Ir yoa arr n tie mar
ket for a G1oI Fo:d P2,2enGe:
car or truck ! can usually 1t y9l
out at prices below the mar.
See me before buying. L. ?. asa-
gent, 592 Main st. Ph2&e 5.a
El Centre. 23S
Imperial Valley press., 1925-01-16

Oar guess Is wheu.u worm turns
il Us merely TO contemplate wncr' he
WAS and not to see where hc is going.
Imperial Valley press., 1925-01-16

lou u,Jr about WORMS turning
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Imperial Valley press., 1925-01-16

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