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Imperial Valley press., 1925-12-12

NOTICE OF TIME AND PLACE
APPOINTED FOR PROVING
WILL AND HEARING APPLI.
CATION FOR LETTERS OF AD-
MINISTRATION WITH THE
WILL ANNEXED.
In the Superior Court of the State
of California, In ard For the
County OF Imperial.
In the Matter of the Estate of
Matt Jones, Deceased.
Notice is hereby given that q
petition for the probate of the will
of Matt Jones, deceased, and for
the issuance to Aurelia Patterson
of letters of administration with the
will annexed, has been filed in this
Court, and that Friday, the 18th
day of December, 1925, at Two
clock, p. m, of said day, at the
Courtroom of Dept. of said court,
at the Courthouse in the City of FL
Ccntro, County of Imperial, State
of California, has been set for the
hearing of said petition, when and
where any person interested may
appear and contest the same, and
show cause, if any they have, why
said petition should not be grant
cd.
Dated December eth, 1925.
c. G.. MOUSSEAU, Clerk.
BY Bessie Briggs, Deputy Clerk.
)SEAL) St9
Imperial Valley press., 1925-12-12
Cattle Market


Cattlc--l700 for week; demand
broad, steers and she stock mostly
- higher. Top steers $500, bulk
$3.50 $50, common and medium
kinds S6.50d 500; top heifcrs 500;
COWS 5000 bulk northcrns SJ.50M
G.3J, bulk southwcstcrns $42jM4 49, ;
canntrs and cutters $2.2jM 3.75,
bulk finn; bolognas $4.00m4.75,
beef types around $500; steers at
baby beef auction $13.00033. 90
per cwt., latter price for grand cham
pion averaging 1850 lbs, 20 head
steers and heitcrs averaged 9j6 lbs.
average price $l6.09 per cwt.
talvcs-27G0; demand marrow,
mostly - higher Bulk 22J-300 lb.
southwcStcrns 5000 800, few lots
$50; commons and ovcrwcights
down. to $3.50; milk veal $4,000
1000
Imperial Valley press., 1925-12-12
Announce Change
I'm Brunk's Show

"Beforc Breakfast,' is the title
Of the play to be produced ut
Brunk $ tent theatcr for three days,
starting tomorrow. 1t was previous
ly announced that the bill would be
Here Comes the Bride y
change in plans has been made,
however, and the latter play will
be shown at latcr date.
Before Breakfast - is a ro!lick-
ing comedy that is certain to meet
with the approval Of Brunk's pat
rons. The action is fast from start
to finish anl HE lines are unusually
clever.
Telegraph Station 2l," which
has been picasing large audiences at
Branh IS tor the past two night, will
be shown for the last time tonight
Imperial Valley press., 1925-12-12
Champ Cue Artist
Will Put on Show
at POOlrOOm Here

George T.. Spears, world 5 champ.
ion straight rail billiard PLAYER viii
he in FL Ccncro Monday TO give
exhibitions AT the Owl billiard par
tors. He is cnrod!r to San Diego
where he is to play matches with
Ora MoorningStar next week.
Spears has a host of admirers
here due to the fine cutcrtaiu-
ments hc gave here about six
years ago when he appeared in
matches with Koji Yonada, Jara-
AcSc champion.
ssIlc holds the worlds highest run
1t straight rail, 504l and will give
odds ot 100 or no count 10 anyone
wishing 20 compete. After the
matches hc viii show his skill at
fancy aud trick .hctj at both bill
lizards and pool.
Imperial Valley press., 1925-12-12
SPORT NEWS SECTION
Here and There
in Sport World


New yorl--Officials of the Brook
lyn National league club issued
their quarterly denial tnat the club.
had bccA sold. The most recent ru-
NOR transferred the franchise to
William Fox and movie syndicate.
Chicagc-Strangler %cwi', cain
ant of the world : heavyweight
wrestling championship, viii meet
Leon Labriola here Monday night.
Chicagc-.John Frcbcrg aud IdcH
Linlow wrcstlcd 10 u draw in the
main event OF a mat SHOW here last
nistt, Each man took one fail but
the .3.atch was finally called at mid
night before the third fall was de-
.idcd.
Imperial Valley press., 1925-12-12
NOTICE

Notice is hereby given that on
the 23rd day OF December, 1925,
at the hour of clock p. m of
said day, at the premises known as
the Suttlc Ranch, > miles east and
! mile north of llcber, located III
Imperial County, California, the
undersigned will sell at public auc-
tion to the highest bidder at said
auction in lawful money of the
United States, the following dcs-
cribcd personal property, to-wit:
registered liolstein Bull, Prince
Scgis Karaba Cornucopia No.
2S3llo, born Aug. Is, 1919.
Seven (O Jersey COWS.
= Five o. lIolstcin COWS.
Three (3) Jersey heifcrS about
seven months old.
One % Durham Bull calf, about
seven months old.
Said public auction and sale is
made by virtue of sections 305l and
3052 of the Civil Code of Caifor-
MIA for the purpose of satisfying
a lien Of $4,000 and the costs Of
,ho sale, said sum being due. for
pasturagc which is owing and UNI
paid to the undersigned for a per
= / up to twenty days previous to
sac date hereof.
Dated this llth day of Dcccm,
bcr, 1925.
1ltlo ANNIBAL ItNDRADE.
Imperial Valley press., 1925-12-12
BLOOD CLOT ON
ARM PUTS GRANGE
OUT FOR 10 DAYS

DETROIT, Mich. Dee. 12.-Rcd
Grange is out of professional foot
ball for at least ten days and poss-
iblv longer, suffering from blood
eliot on the left arm, physicians
announced today.
As result the former Illinois
star will not play here today but
may appear on the sidelincs. His
arm is bound in splints.
The scheduled game between
Oranges team, the Chicago Bears,
and the Detroit Panthcrs, however,
will be played.
Imperial Valley press., 1925-12-12
SHOOTS HIS DAUGHTER. 0,
In MISTAKE FOR ROBBER

JERSEY CITY, y. J., Dee. H.
Mistaking his sleep walking daugh-
ter, Rose, for Il burglar Anthony
Carbone carly today shot and criti-
cally wounded the nine year old
child. Rose was taken to a hospi-
tai, the roof of her mouth torn
away and three teeth missing from
her upper jaw.
Imperial Valley press., 1925-12-12
FIGHTS, FIGHTERS
AND THE RESULTS

Boston - Jack Sharkcy, New
Brighton heavyweight, won a ten
round decision from Jim Maloney,
Boston.
Syracuse. II. Y.-Jimnly Slattcry.
Buffalo light heavyweight, knocked
out Patsy Motto, Albany, in the
third round.
New York-Gcorgc Cook, Austr&-
han heavyweight, won q ten round
decision from King Solomon, New
York. Pat McCarty, Boston heavy
weight, won a six round decision
from Alex Rclvc, Chilian heavy
weight.
Toronto-Bobby Bad News
Ebcr of Hamilton staged COME
back here last night when he regain
ed the Canadian bantamwcight
championship from Vic Foley of
Vancouver i'll ten round decision
bout.
Portland nd-Clcvcr Seneio, Filipino
flywcight, delivered terrible bat
tering to Benny PcIz Of Portland in
ten fast rounds last night but he
seemed Ia lack the knockout punch.
Scncio won the decision. Jack Red
dick, light heavyweight champion
from Canada, took decision from
oung Peter Jackson, Portland ne
gro heavyweight. Rcddick had Jack
son reeling two different times.
SacramcHto-Ed Eddie McGovorn Of
san josc aud frankie Murphy Of
siad Francisco fought Il SIX round
draw here last night. Pep Webster
Of Spokane defeated Jimmy Bart
lett of San rose in the windup.
Al the end of the scconf round Ses-
sue Hyakawa, Japanese, was award
ed "a technical knockout over Jcne
!czaro2 of .dan:ia
Imperial Valley press., 1925-12-12

'PASAnENA-Thc san Diego ma-
rincs clash with the crack |. :. >.
Pennsylvania eleven at the Rose
bowl this afternoon.
The sailors were wnucrS,up for
the season grid title of the battle
ship division.
Imperial Valley press., 1925-12-12

COVINA, Calif.-San Diego and
Covina high schools meet here this
afternoon for the Southern Califor-
mia intcrschoIastic football cham.
pionship.
Both teams have gone through the
season without u defeat. and Il real
battle lis anticipated.
San Diego won the championship
Imperial Valley press., 1925-12-12

So. California
Sporting Briefs

Los ANGELES, Dee. l2.-Ttcrc
are eight new Pacific coast anna
tcur champions today.
The championships came To sue
ccSsful close last night. Four of
the new champs are from the Los
Angeles Athletic club, two from the
Olympic D.ub, san francisco, and
one each from the L. $. :. West
Virginia and South Los Angeles
club.
Harry Bcuul, Los Angeles Athletic
club heavyweight, had the distinc-
tion of winning the title by virtue
of one blow. y. Emmanuel, Olym-
pic club boxer, injured his hand
in winning the championship of the
10 pound class and forfeited to
Bcmm, who ON Thursday night knock
cd out Bob Licb with one punch
Bert Muzeau, IA team mate of t,m.
manuel 5, won the l3j pound class
title.
liuerta Evans, l.. \. \. c., won
in the ll2 pound division by for
fciturc. Mike Waters, l.. A. A.. C.,
took the crown in the l26 pound
class, William Xuklc, l.. \. \. c.,
walked away with first honols in
the ~ pound class, Frank Burke,
L. $. :. West Virginia, outclasscd
everybody in the l3j pound class
and Ed Gill, South Los Angeles Ath-
lctic club took the 100 pound title.
Leo l.omski, northwestern middle
weight, won 10 round decision
from Mickey Rockson here last
night. Rocksou fought in flurrcs
and dropped Lomski for short counts
IN the thlrd and ninth rounds.
Lomski fought n good bout, nrv-
crtheless, and finished stronger than
'kockson, WHICH undoubtedly gave
HIM the decision.
g. {. Pyle, advance agent for
- kcd' Grange, arrived here today
10 arrange for the red head football
PLAYER appearance in Los Angeles
on January -.
Grange and the Chicago Bears are
slated TO meet Il local team of pro.
fcsslonals III the dedication of Wrig
ley Park, new baseball plant.
Nothing discouragcs father NOR,
than having Il son who does the
things he did when hc was Young.
Imperial Valley press., 1925-12-12
COTTON MARKETS

NEW ORLEANS, La, Dee. L.
Cotton closed Off Halls.
Op". High Low Close
Jan. .......lS.7O lS.S2 1868 1870
Mar. ....,-.1S.@5 1874 lS.ao 1850
May Isle 1877 lS.05 1877
NEW YORK, Dee, l.. - Cotton
closed of 126tls. Spots quiet, Of
20. midS 1850.
Imperial Valley press., 1925-12-12
For Sale-AutOns0biles

FOR SALE-Locomobil Six, pas.
touring, excellent condition, mo-
chanicaIly perfect, new rubber,
.. Westinghouse shocks, a real car.
Call DR.. Greenwell, Bank Of Italy
Bldg. FL Centre. Phone 148. See,
car at Cass L. Morgan garage. 23o
Imperial Valley press., 1925-12-12
THE, PRESS CLASSIFIED SECTION
T0DAY'S WANT ADS


POULTRY-Bougn> and sold. Mar
kct prices, Dressed or undressed.
Phone SOW. 1866 Adams st. 7tf
HATCHERY BABY
CHlCKS-The world s first sue
cessful electric hatchery. Estab-
lished in 1909. Unsuilied reputa-
tion. Quality unexcelled. Specia-
llzing i'll Rhode Island Reds, Bar
red Rocks and White Leghorns
for the fall season. Hatchings
every Sunday. We ship by ex-
press enabling us to guarantee
full count of live chicks at des-
tination. Price list furnished on
application. Artcsia Hatchery,
(hlectric) Artesia, Calf. Sat tt
Imperial Valley press., 1925-12-12

l20 ACRES barley and alfalfa pas
turc. First ranch cast of MI.
Signal store. Owner on ranch
Saturday and Sunday or write
Claude Chandler, 920 Eighth St
San Diego. I2tj
Imperial Valley press., 1925-12-12

Nothing discouragcs father more
than having SON who does the
things he did when hc' was Young.
Imperial Valley press., 1925-12-12

FOR SALE-Texas Cafe: lloltviljc,
must sell ON account of poor
health business good. Mquirr j,
G. Blacl,wood, IIoItvllh. l2t6
Imperial Valley press., 1925-12-12

FOR RENT room furnished apt.
Also sleeping room. SSl Orange.
,,,, l2tr
Imperial Valley press., 1925-12-12

FOR SALE fcrcs improvcr,
near concrete highway at half
price. Lien s Agency. l2tf
Imperial Valley press., 1925-12-12

WIDE AWAKE man with small
car to drive for me in country.
: Must know valley. Prefer. some
zone who speaks Spanish. eall az
ter tonight. Mrs. Giddenss Casa
Rey Hotel. l2tl
Imperial Valley press., 1925-12-12

X l. WHITE i.EGHORN CHIX
spell commercial profits. Why =!
Because they are ALL vigorous,
accredited cnix of grades IA"
and "AAAo frcm expertly IN
spected breeding flocks. 1000
live delivery guarS-teed. Write
for attractive prices on early or
ders. |. X. L. Hatchery, 521 Up
ham st. Petaluma, Cal. Sat tt
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1925-08-26
Divorce Complaints

y. T. VS.. Katherine Smyth. cruelty.
Jeanne Va. Harry r. West. nonsup-
port.
Mildred W. W. }. Holm, nonsuprA.
Laura G. Va. Herbert 4. Lewis
Edith 3. vs.. Frank 4. Alden. crupes'
Louise C. W. Allen u. Scott. nonsup-
port.
Ada ~. Fred Morton. desertlon.
II rtha vs. Thomas ". Bradley. nom
support
Bertha ". VIM. Morgan. nonsupport.
Emily Va John II. Cross. cruelty.
NaleryR W. kazimerz Dul. cruelty.
Pete vs.. Rosie Conego. cruelty.
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Prices Paid wholesalers
ouo,.,isa. b. r.slne rruit a rrodss. 4
SUGAR

surar-csus. per svt .. -.
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Little things are not over
looked in striving to bring Seattle
YELLOW CAB service to the highest
point of perfection. You will like the
"humanness" of our organization.
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Vessels in Port at Seattle

Smiths Gov. r.rninal-Ptsr ts-strs
CIR % Spokane Phiioetsts.
Great Northern Tsrniaai-str shid.
roukA Msru
Bell street rsrminsi--u, a Z. r. r.
RWiftsurs.
Pier iiB--str Castle Town.
Pier str wAhkssns.
Pier i-slr julia Lsrksuhaoh
Pier p--6tr Admiral EssFss,
Pacific coas, Coal Huhksrs-Btr New
port Ssvs,
u. aaipplnE Board Mosr,aE.-str
West Hinusi.
connsetieut Street Tsrmiaal---HchF Erie.
ctr West isou.
Pacific Steamship rsrminsi--str IT. y
AlsHander
stacy s,rss, Tsrninsl-Ms Californian.
haHford street. rsrminsl-DEr J D.
Peters.
Spokane street rsrmlaAi-Aat. ssar
ASslln, str Admiral NaEsrs
Essf waterway Deck q warehou- CO.
US Curacao. airs hstehiAan. Edusrd
Lurksubaeh
Aibsrs Bros Tsrminsi--glr NorihIAnd.
Tedd's DRY Doeks-s,r- cardova. Ais.
sgi Norwood. schr Annis A Camp
bell. ms Fasisfpon.
Puget Sound Barge a Dredging co.--M.
Admiral Mayo.
wlnsisw Msr,ns Railway Eagle Harbssr)
str Nshslsm. ,ehrs Vanceurar, Al.
ufana and Tartar. bkta Cau4us rnr.
bsrEss Henry Willard. Coquitism City
and Gritfsen.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1925-08-26
Building Permits

J. J. Mathews. III Douglas bldg ware
house. 5000: s3E-s9 Borsn -
Booth 4 Co. iti1 y. isih st.. frame resi-
dance. ts,soo. 1859 Sixth W
9. u. Morton. as 4. ssth ~, frams r.sl-
dance. tg,too! as L. s5ih 81,
A. T. Churchill. kirkland. fr.ms rest
dsncs, 1880: sT6t tsth
Albert GanEwlsch. iis ~. 9Th. frams
rssidsnes. 1850. sit W. 18Th Of.
Lake Union Dry -. a ". wka. 1915 r.
~, SHOP. $4,000. 1915 Fairvlsv ~
Geo. Jacobsen. ss7S ". sTth at. frame
rssidsnes. ti.Boo. ssiS :2d ". ".
y. Luuikrsu, szl aoth NJ, frame rest
deneo. i2,7Eo: ssi9 Ryan ~.
Dave Williams, Harding apis. ram.
residsnos. t1.boo; 100 7sth r.
Jay Decker. care polios Dept. frame
residences. $4,000. $3.50 ttth 4.
Y. c, Wilson. caro- Union on Co.. Trans
residence. 1890. 7siD ". Crockett, 81.
Mrs y. Williams. N0i Rainier. fran.
residence. ii.,oo; 1907 Andovsr o..
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MIN AND CHEAM
lanlral nalrr. Ina-
VEGETABLES

Prices rald Wholesale Dealers
Quotations by Pioneer fruii Produce
o..
fTns prices given are thos- MADE 20
retail dealers BY wholesalers, with =
few seasonal sHesptieut, prices 10 pro
ducsfs can be figured ~ dsduciinE the
approximately 10 per cent fof handling.
storage and ssliinu eostl
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1925-08-26
DEATHS

Leid. Kenneth. no age given. 50t
Ninth ave. s.. Aug. &c.
white. Sebastian A.. 6s, 7fs Elm
grove o., Aug. %.
Dutton. LorG a. 81. 40 +. 18th st,
Aug %
mn oscar D.. 40. 1909 Seventh ave.
~, Aug. 81.
Byers. Hugo. rs, Kenny home. Aug.
20.
Rice. Lindley MHrshAli Sc. 1915 18th
ave. Aug. 81.
Rothsehild. Clara g.. IS, 50s Bell ST.
Aug. 20.
Judy. Jacob Franklin. 90, .0ai
Fourth ave. y, Aug g.
McGailiard. Alice. 81, 4ii7 18th ave.
8 W. Aug. 20.
Beuham, Mary y. 80. 4s02 W. Bran
don at. Aug. %,
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Vital Statistics
BIRTHS

Births In their households are re-
/ ported By tho following men!
obsrg. standard, 90 =. Goth at. girl
EsistberE. Prank Alvin. nsueoneFsst
| Apis. boy
HornbseE Lea h. 30, Tlrst sv. W.
1 Abraham. Kalld. 81 slst ave. girl.
hcimEartner william y. 1875 ssth
/ ave, boy
Lambsrt. william r., 1861 :Sth ave.
Kelly Waiter Philip. 1900 Mcclellan
ning Mar. ,uI Jackson .t.. boy.
weiEsl, Cllftotd Morris. ia seth
ssssIrom, Herman. 1907 nth ave. n.
T.. girl
waEriek. Herbert Hugh. s,ia WAL
colt ave. boy.
Births IN their households arc re-
ported by tho following mem
I GwiDn. Forrest L.. sos W. Goth ct.
boy
Palmer, Chester A.. sis Second ave.
creek. @iIO'r Lincoln. 1904 sis, ava
Harris William. 1856 brooklyn ave.
Girl.
Msetesn. John Roy .tIa Harvard
ave. y. boy,
Fullerton, Virgil. Burnett girl
fSaksn. Gilbert 5as Il. 7s,h ST. girl.
Macdonald, Malcolm. zlss 20th ave,
g., girl
Allen, Charles s1l EDDY ~, girl.
Nitsehe, George Carl s7i7 18th ave
g. girl
Norwood. william George. tais
Meridian ave, boy
Olson. william s.. isl7 ,fnd ave. s.
W. girl
Mesn. Carl Henry. sS9i sand ave. n.
W, boy.
o'Seiii. Arthur C. tIiI 10th Az. NJ
=. girl
VALLEY. Sampson ,toT L. Roy at
boy
vincent Reginald Henry. io2s W.
titR at. girl.
sorEenfrsL Lowell C.. 90 Etruria ST.
boy,
Christensen. Peter ~. sotS 18th ave.
\. W. girl.
Gutbcrlet, Edward Ludwig. ille sist
ave. IS w. Kirl.
Munro. Donald Neil. .ssa juneau ct.
boy
Tanker, Frank ". r. y. IS. boy.
Hunt Robert r., aoIo Mount Baker
blvd. boy.
Asmgsssn. Jack. 40 rairvisw ave.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1925-08-26
ANOTHER MARK
IN LOADING
General Business Strength
Creates Optimism

NEW YORK. Aig. s5-caT load.
ing figures sthe week ended
August 20 ADDED another remark
able cha pIor To- the railroad tRah
traffic record when for the fourth
consecutive week tho total passed
the million mark. HEEreEatiuE L.
e6t.feg cars, the greatest volume Of
freight traffic loaded iu any week
this year and the heaviest week IA
history,
IL was also tho HiKth consecutive
week In which lpAdinEa increased
over tho preceding week
This testimony % the expanding
turnover In general business was
reflected In buoyhnt tone IN the
whole market In tho early dealings
today
stocks opened strong. baldwin.
iltA, up 49, ChryHlrr. itJHa, Oft
lAi American Sugar. 6Ga, or =
g & o., iobh General Motors. g0A.
New Haven. ssh. or = Consoii.
dated Gas. sssI North American.
Ssts. up y. Kennccott. bbA. up 4.
New YORK Central. iggA. up :.
Westinghouse. fTa, up IL. Studu-
baker, tbh. up y. Pierce Arrow.
sfY, or Y: A. r, q r. iasas H.
81 Steel, iglE, up = Mack Truck.
slih, up sAI Pan-Amariean u,
blf,,
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1925-08-26
Seattle Wheat
ruessIay'. Quotatloc

No. western waite. Wa: No / soft
white. ii.St. 30. western white. t.st.
Ne. hard winter. ti,s.. No. l northern
spring. asa. No. big blue stem ft.sa
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Ship NeWs
Arrivals and Departures

Arrived Aug as Str President MAdis
son from Tacoma az siap D.. iut. hir
Northisnd from Tacoma At .. m. stF
Arahsiz AAru ffem Shanghai via ports at
.. ctr Santa Cecilia from Tacoma
AZ s p, m. ctr Luriino from Tacoma at
si5 p, m. ctr Arisona NaTu from Ta-
coma at trla p, ma
saiiSd-Aus, ft-Rtf Aritena Maru
for shanghai via ports AZ 10 a M. str
Admiral Rogers for Alaska az 10 a. m,
str Arabia Maru fgr Vancouver Via Ia
comA At t!t0 =. ga Aug 2a=stF
Curacao Tor Alaska az ilEgo p, IA. str
EiNzrd Lueksnbach Tor Tacoma ~ q
D. m. ctr a. y Alexander f0f Los An
Eelss via san FRANCHISE AZ o m, 80
Ipswich for New York and Halfimnrs
Via ports az a!il . m. ar wahksuhs
for Tacoma AZ p. VA. srhr Aunlp ~
campbsll FOR Port Ludlow iH TOW gf tug
AumsconnA AZ 10 ., tn
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Bo,tolfs. Earl. II. u3 Terry ave,
Aug. ~.
Cowan. DR. Charles d. 81. First ave.
y and Denny way, Aug. 20.
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Foreign Exchange

NEW YORK. AuE sly Foreign "a.
change opened steady A,srilux
1875 ii.is. francs GaetTea. lire
f0oaiTs belgium. i6.bta.B ru.sks
'tlo. swedish. 3sts. Norway. 1914.
Foreign stehAnEs closed Irregular
sterling demand. istsT tie! franc.
ie.0tsTS. off is.gs9s. lire. ig.etTix, OF,
ia9ss1. Belgium. ts.e.Big. Oft % eesI
marks 7lto. Holland. toio. UP ts.ossl,
sweden. $3.50. OF ie.Ssei. Norway. isss
up te5oos.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1925-08-26
San Francisco Produce

Butter, 81 le. prime fsists. ave.
EEr.. $50. extra pglie,s. iGc! underlined
puiists. ssc.
Cheese, sIel Cal ;int.. first.. nominal.
Cal, Young Americas, fsroy. 7tAs!
Oregon Trlplsts. isol Oregon Young
Americas, 2ie
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Hermann. Rozetta O. Portland Legal
Dsselism. George. Seattle ..... Legal
BehKor irma. Seattle Legal
Kurosumi. TohuJi, Seattle ........3 80
BannAi, Iehii. Seattle ......s....'ss
Hasmer. Howard T., Seattle Lsgal
Russell, Pearl. Grayiand. Wash. Legal
Huckntr. Jesse j.. EuAttld .,4..BeRal
Mcknight. Orhile, Seattle .s.. Legal
New Britain herald. [microfilm reel] (New Britain, Conn.) 1890-1976, 1925-10-02
Y, W, c, A, EDUCATIONAL
PROGRAM IS OUTLINED
Week Of October IL to See Resump-
ton Of Many Glasses and
Activities.

The fall program OF the 7. W. e.
\. has just been printed and contains
besides the usual classes In dress
making. millinery and reed work,
announcement Of several evenings Of
unusual interest to the entire mem
Dtrship and TO the women and girls
81 The city at large.
Dreasmaging and millinery will be
taught in a combined class which Is
10 meet Monday evenings, beginning
October -, This will be a simple,
practical course for the girl who
wishes 10 learn to make her own
Clothes Reed work begins Tuesday,
October -. Registrations should be
handel in for both Of these at once.
Ten or more pupils are required to
insure both classes.
p This Is the third consecutive year
for the evening on current events
which has been SO ably conducted by
Mrs, G, i. Bennett and this will be
gin again on Tuesday, October 20. at
tho usual hour, 1880 to $50. Anoth-
err evening will be devoted to the dis
cussion Of Health, in charge
Of DR.. Marie Pichel Levinson, be
ginning Thursday October %, at s
o'clock
For Wednesday evenings during
November. Rev. Theodore A, Greene
has been invited TO give four talks
on the general topic, difficulties and
Possibilities in the Use of the Bible
Today" These will be given from
TO Q o'clock, and will be followed by
informal discussion.
Further announcement Is made Of
A speaker on the World Court issue
early In November, date TO be given
later. Early in the New Year there
will he six evenings on the subject Of
personality which will be particular
lv attractive to the younger girl and
some afternoon talks to young moth
ers on the care and training Of chill
dren. particularly the pre-school
child. The educational committee has
for its goal this year, well rounded
program which Will please all its
members and which will also be of
interest to the girls Of the city.
These special c'cnings are open TO
members and non-mcmbcrs alike" as
are also the classes.
New Britain herald. [microfilm reel] (New Britain, Conn.) 1890-1976, 1925-10-02
ASKS WOMfN'S AID
y TO vPuF7 YOUTH
Mrs. NCLane Urges Cooperation
X With Religious Glasses


hrA Harvey MeClaae' dean OF
women Hartford School OF HeiigioHS
Education. last night At a supper
meeting OF the Wonan's Association
10 ihs south church, MADE pea toF
tue women TO support the week Day
Caarcn ecAools In New Britain m
me same saerlheial way that thes
nave supported foreign mlS!ons
che SAID TINS new movement Is
10 axe care o. our own cai!dfeh
VINO are growing w among many
CANCERS | Know mat all o. US VINO
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