davidaulloa/AmericanStories huggingface dataset:
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FREE TURKEY.
A l2-pound turkey absolutely
free with every car.
FREE SERVICE

Thirty-day free service for all
minor adjustments.
lo24-Chrysler brouSham 81 800
1924 CbrvSiAr standard
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STUDEBAKER
CONFIDENCE.

We value the reputation
gained from many years OF
honest dealings and giving
honest used Car values. Our
used car pledge is just a fur
ther expression of our desire to
take the guess" out of used car
buying.
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FOR SALE-AUTOMOBILES.

1926 Nash Advanced Six Sedan
An unusual opportunity to buy a slightly
used demonstration: Just az good as a new
car at big saving in price: completely
equipped. This is the most popular Nash
model. Original cost. ST, Te5. See Mr..
Hawkins Hawkins-Nash Motor Co, Inc. J
1897 14th st NV. Main $50.
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FOR OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES.
WHY
WALK?

We have an assortment of 40
of the best used cars in town.
Some less than 4 months old.
At your own price and your
own terms.
10 Bucks, open and closed.
5 Willys-Knight coaches.
) Hudson coaches, 1925, with
balloon tires.
| Oldsmobile sport, 4 cyl.
: Studebakers.
ii Ford sedans, coupes and tour
ings.
l Ford ton truck, open express
body, with top and self
starter.
Ford light delivery truck.
BUY YOUR CAR FROM US
AND SPEND THE
DIFFERENCE.
GLASSMAN SALES Co,
1921 l. st. NV.
DEPENDABLE. RELIABLE.
WE HAVE SATISFIED
THOUSANDS OF
PURCHASERS
-and if you arc desirous of
purchasing good used car WE
CAN SATISFY YOU. Our
reputation for fair and square
dealing is beyond reproach. The
same careful attention is given
the used car, purchasers as those
who buy new Bucks.
Hupmobile 1928 coupe.
Dodge 1924 touring.
Ford 1924 touring.
Buick 1923 7-pass. 6-cyl. sedan.
Buick 1924 4-pass. 6-cyl. coupe.
Buick 1924 5-pass. 6-cyl. sedan.
Buick 1925 5-pass. o-cyl. sport
touring.
Chevrolet 1924 sedan.
Chevrolet 1924 touring.
Ford 1924 coupe.
Ford 1923 Fordor sedan.
Hupp 1923 touring.
Buick 1924 4-pass. coupe.
Buick 1921 s-pass. 6-cyl. sedan.
Open Nights.
Any Demonstration.
EMERSON & ORME,
1920 NJ St. NV.
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FOR SALE-AUTOMOBILES.
DECEMBER STOCK
REDUCING SALE
HIGH-GRADE USED CARS,
2O%
DOWN
FREE FINANCING.

During this sale we will stand
the cost of insurance, interest,
recording and notary fees, and
D. {. tags.
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Nash 1925 Advanced E Sport
Touring Winter Inclosure1.

FouFw brakes. balloon tires. This
red. with disc wheels. Excellent condition
Every extra: bumpers. etc. Come early and
bring a deposit on the one which 10 a bar,
gain at $500
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APARTMENTs-FUR. 4 USFUR.

CORNER nOWNTOWA-APART OF
exceptionally spacious, attractive rooms,
bath kitchenette: II windows fireplace
steam heat; ianitor: sunny. interesting
point White House. Powhatan Auditorium,
Coreoran Art Interstate Commerce War.
Interior Departments within radius blocks;
cars straight to Capitol pass door. Fur
lincoln $3.50 for appointment.
DELIGHTFUL APARTMENT OF s ROOMS
and . baths in the St Nicholas. 1890 Cali
fornia st. NV. corner apartment. No. 203.
With south and eastern exposures; ahun-
nance OF open spaes snd snnfhne i1sI., neaTny my
nished or unfurnshed. Phone Potomac $500.
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Chevrolet Sport Roadster, Sl65.
cosAsp ets.aE M,ssEe' , tss J. go: T.. 8, NV &.
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FOR SALE-AUTOMOBILES.


been repalnted, has i've new tires, has up
e.;lsn hg;lstsry thst Locks Like new and is IN eK
for quick sale. Adams Motor Co. 1912
RARGAIN-Rex top for 1921. 1922 or 1923
Buick. S-passenEer car; excellent condition.
r. K. FerEuson. Inc. rear 2116 81 NV.
STEEL DUMP BODY. used only as demon
strator; priced right. FrsVlsy. e22 st.
Chevrolet Sport Roadster, Sl65.
coNAAp sAhHsE. Tl.ssEs, 1as* s22G frs St. NV :.
FOR sALE-AUTU TRUCKS.
ys.s roRD l-ToN TRucK l2.o; en,T. et.T.. body
renee Il. ne. Brookland 8:
FORD TON TRUCK. 18th million number
ai,h s9t,s 'oS SANG rs as as ns~ eod EQUIPPED
$40: easy terms Finance Co 4sa Pa,
FORD TON TRUCK; stake body: sl5o in
FORD DELIVERIES. closed and open bodies
$3.50; in excellent running condition. 1929
J. st. NV.
demo1ntsbs rms $40 "ssh ooQA HandieS te M6aor a
Co. 1880 Georgia ave. Columbia 2323
Open evenings and SUNDAYS.
ESSEX CoACH-New: fully equipped; driven
gar that any one VIII be proud 10 own. Call
ned perfect condition. mileage . 600,
liberal REDUCTION for quick r1arrhsse 1n Ga1e,
ave-. ~. at t L st st. IVES, i134 es" WV N''''''
FORD TOURING. I925-Ba lloon tires cur
tains. runs and looks Ike new: 30-dav guar
antss. Handley Motor Co. $3.50 Georgia
ave. Columbia c323. Open evenings and
Sundays.
FORD TOuRING-Good cunning condition..
$50 total price Hsndiey Motor Co. $3.50
Georgia ave. Columbia 1898. Open eve
ninEs ard SUNDAYS
HUDSON PEEDSTER-ExcelIent CONDITION
stubhers. Windshield wipe. etc. BILE
o54n WoodIey nj. Adams 4a46-J -
ready to go also 1923 sedan at Blu. Book
price. See Montgomery. 1922 18th ST
BUICK 1924 SPORT T0URING-Left here
by owner must sell. as he has Just pur
chased a Buick sedan. Buick Agency
1919 Conn. ave.
ESSEX COACH. 1928, al a price TO make ii
a good buy. See Montgomery. l522 14th
st. NV.
FORD COUPE. I923-Excellent condition:
new tires, new ton: upholstery fine. bumper
parking IEht. etc: must sacrifice. $50
Potomac 5116. A.
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UNUSED
TRANSPORTATION.

ALL THE ABOVE CARS
ARE IN FIRST-CLASS CON-
DITION, MANY OF THEM
WITH NEW TIRES AND
REPAINTED.
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ENTIRE FLOOR n
rms and bath beauti
furn for housekeeping
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WANTED-ROOMS.
NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS.
Ontinued. J

-FlIRNISHED-
The BEACON: 1901 cALxERT ST APT,
includlns linens reasonable: csf..
: RMS. K. a. B. CORNER APT. FACING
iiess. front. south 1a s4s 1eoi e0a9eF
FOR FAMILY OR GROUP-5 ROOMS, PRI-
ssts nsh both freshly n,hs
large grounds fine location: light. spacious.
warm, homelke. North 4340
iarEe Ha 4 iiyinr and m bed room com 5ined dining
room kitchenette. bath. 55o6 itth- st.
1926 NJ ST. NV. w,.-THE MONTANA :,
bath apis: walking distance of downtown
maid service and linen.
ard ard BAH; s AMI, Il ai42 Pa ave- NV. Phone
1917 FAfRMoNT ST -Hw.-NEwLY- FUR,
bath and bcak porch: rent reasonahle. ..
$453 14,h sT-TMo Two LARGE Lar Rooms
1869 ,CoLUMRIA RD. NICE, LIGHT
or szo. Adams sal4:
RTs. rooms. GoufIs fch. sl ih.A sr
housekeeplnE. Apt. COZ. or Frank. 337a.
NEAR CAPITOL AND LIBRARY-a NICE
tyicfty ri fE'fnt h''Wh.: % near car lines. io4 4th
WANT GIRL TO SHARE HOUSEKEEPING
sEbfe. fsss a sir.fd GS'nee" nW' Can ADAMS ssa
BEAUTIFUL NEWLY FUR RMS. KIT.
and bath etc. on 18th ct. at for Deeenl-
Der or longer. on unusual terms. North
1e4S NEWTON sT-THREE NEATLY
furnished rooms. living room. bedroom
kitchen-dning room; priv. bath, elec, gas.
phone; adults:> $50.
30 4th ST. SE.-3 ROOMS. COMPLETE
ly furnished for housckeeping: plenty hot
water and heat: adults. 5.
NEAR G. ". o. AND GOVT. DEPTs.-
Choice of 2 attractive apts beautifully furn.
complete for housekeeping; hot-vater heat ):
newly decorated ami continuous hot
Ing At s45 pc. go. lehors West so4; altar
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A few other models, various
makes, open and closed, at most
interesting prices. Lowest, SIS.
l7oz KAAokA1kA Ap. JUST oyy 18th ST.
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ESSEX COACH. dem: fully eluinped. IN per-
i""t condition: used very little. liberal re
duction to a good buyer Terms il desired.
see N Green. 100 Conn ave. at l. st.
West 1l34
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PACKARD
Makes 1t Easy to
Own a Good Car.

Until December IA we offer
the following cars. All charges
and insurance included. One
third down payment; Il months
for the balance.
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FORD 1925 TUDOR sEDAN-Like new: ex-
tras original tires almost perfect new extra
tire worth $500. hut she goes for $3.50 If
YOU act quick Call Franklin 1867.
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ESSEN COACH new. fully eouipaed. driven
only 100 miles. owner must sacrifice. This
i car any one would he clad to own. West
II3t. Mr. Green.
Evening star., 1925-12-03

HAT BABY DPERoADSTFR-A very
nnS- lmpurtef. small car. unusually ecohonll-
cal to operate: = to passengers. run only
few miles. uriced very low ON easy terms,
with yGur as mart naVr1ent. Mr.. Hines,
H Comm Main onS0.
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Flint 1925 Sport Touring.

Flint 1g25 Sport Touring.
Balloon tires: nickel radiator: full sport
equipment: only run 5000 miles. s675.
Ford 1924 Sedan (late) 4-Door.
Slightly used and showing hut little diff
ference from brsnd-nev. Owned by lady
and has excellent tires and in tne .chanicsl
condition. Extras include lock wheel motto
meter parking hrht, etc. One OF the pret
TEST light sedans in Washington. $500.
Come early.
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NASH! NASH! NASH!

NASH! NASH! NASH!
Truly Good Values.
1925 Nash advanced six. $3.50
1924 Nash touring. .... 700
1923 Nash touring (Winter
encl.) ........... $50
1924 Nash 7-pass. touring. US
1924 Dodge sedan ..... $50
1922 Dodge sedan. ....... 400
1925 Ford coupe (like new) $50
1924 Ford coupe. 800
1922 Nash roadster. $50
1919 Cadillac sedan ....... $50
Others $50 up.
II months to pay.
HAWKINS-NASH MOTOR
COMPANY, INC,
Used Car Dept,
1922 14th St. NV. Main $3.50.
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DrRANT SPORT sEDAN-Late model; ap;
rearance and quality like new new cord
tires two bumpers trunk disc wheels,
motor meter etc. Price $3.50: $3.50 down.
balance IN 10 months. 9o01 18th st. NV.
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A REAL HOME.
IN THE CHOICEST LOCATION IN
APARTMENTS-UNFURNIsHED.

> s ST. NzE--UPPER FLAT OF SIX COOP
rooms and bath: furnace heat gas; back
porch and rood yard located within one
neiRhborhood: renting for S45 per month.
Call at % ST. ne. or phone Franklin
1878.
Apt 42-3 r b. porch. WILLIAM 2.
SORMOYI.E $40 at NV
Evening star., 1925-12-03

FORD '23 TOURING. in Al condition, a
bargain: guaranteed S125: terms. Robt.
Roy Mackey. 5I3 10Th ST,
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riginal tires: terms

SIX: terms Franklin as0. I1.e s0th st,
FORD FORn0R SPECIALIZATION tires and
every conceivable extra. terms. 5lS l0th
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We have an assortment of 40
of the best used cars in town.
Some less than 4 months old.
At your own price and your
own terms.
Evening star., 1925-12-03

.~SFX tOACH 1929, perfect: lots OF ex-
$3.50 goa LIST ST NV
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FOR SALE-AUTOMOBILES.

COLUMBIA TOURING. equipped new cord
tires. motor in Al condition. For quick
sale. 5000: easy terms. Finance CO.. 462
Evening star., 1925-12-03

1925 Hupp club sedan... $3.50
1923 Chevrolet touring. $50
1924 Ford coupe. 800
1923 Durant touring. $50
1922 Westcott touring. $50
1922 Buick touring go. 375
1924 Hupp coupe. ...... 025
1924 Durant touring..... $50
1924 Ford touring. ..... 1876
1923 Jordan Blueboy..... 1916
1924 Oakland touring..... $50
1922 Maxwell coupe. -. 3o5
1922 Jordan touring. -. AIS
1922 Maxwell touring. Us
1923 Jordan E touring. 7o5
1923 Hudson sedan. 800. $50
1922 Buick coupe. .,.. $50
1924 Moon touring .... $50
1924 Ford coupe. ....... 275
1923 Maxwell touring. $50
1923 Hupp roadster. SIS
1924 Rickenbacker tour, $50
1928 Dodge touring. ..... AS
1924 Dodge touring. ..... $50
1922 Jordan brougham... $50
1924 Studebaker Big 6
touring g.......... 425
Evening star., 1925-12-03

FORD SEDAN FORDoR; used three months:
S4O0. 1929 L St NV.
FORD COUPE. 1924: in excellent condition;
5000: terms. 1929 L st. NV.
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FORD TOURING lp24-Exeelent r,echani-
"4l condition: fine appearance. tires nearly
new 500 worth Of extras. never abused ;
$3.50 cash Adams 5lS4-.T
Evening star., 1925-12-03

.SSFY COACH Iao3-Fine condition: a
arEaln al S3T5 lToo l. st NV
Evening star., 1925-12-03

ROOMS. KITCHEN. BATH. ALL con.
veniences. lsnitor service moderate rates.
4314 Georgia ave. Call Lincoln 1925.
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hodge SFDAN-Iatr model: balloon tires
two bumpers motor meter. disc wheels etc.
aupe4ranCs and condition like new. Price
$50 $3.50 down. balance III 1" months.
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RENT ROOMS-FURNISHED.
(Coi,,iruea.)

CENTRAL-For rent to two gentlemen.
room next To bath sl modern improve
nents; telephone. Inquire 1928 l1th ct.
n ".
Evening star., 1925-12-03

1909 I4th ST. NW-MosT nEsTRABI. Z
apt. ami. Apply to janitor or phone ?
a44l w $50 s.
Evening star., 1925-12-03

FORD RCNABOUTS. tourngs and srdans
$50 up. Good running order. 1922 L
Imperial Valley press., 1925-10-28
CLAIM FARMERS
EARNINGS WERE
MISREPRESENTED

CHICAGO. Oct. %. - Attorneys
for farm produce shippers organi-
zations today tried 10 show that the
income of farmers had been misrep-
resented in the arguments advanced
i'll favor of five pcr cent increase
n freight rates for eastern roads
made before the special interstate
commerce commission hearings be
ing held here.
Testimony being given by Dr..
Gilbert Friday. public economist,
on increase Of farmers income was
attacked today bv Attorney Fred s.
Jackson for the Corn Belt Shippers
association and other attorneys.
Jackson tried to force Friday to ad-
nit that some Of his testimony was
based on Il report Of the agriculture
al department which carried note
that the figures were not TO be
accepted as an accurate index of
income.
Friday said. however. that his
own figures coincided with the ag-
ricultural department figures.
Jackson held that tn" farmers
increase in income was much small
cr than represented 10 thc commits
sion and that higher freight rates
would be an imposition on the ag-
ricultural community.
Imperial Valley press., 1925-10-28
STATE ENGINEER TO
ACCOMPANY COMMITTEE

SACRAMENTO, Calf, Oct. 2S.--
Governor Friend W. Richardson to-
day asked State Engineer w. +.
Mcclure to accompany the senator
ial committee investigating the
Colorado river project to Phoenix,
Arizona, where the investigation
will be conducted.
Mcclure was appointed by the
governor to attend the conference
held by the committee in Los An
geles yesterday. He accompanied
the committee to San Diego and
from there wired the governor for
further instructions.
Settlement of the conflicting in
terests Son the Colorado river is a
matter of vital importance to the
interests Of California; the Cover
nor stated in announcing that Nc
Clurc would eohtinue to represent
the state daring the senatorial IN
quirv.
Imperial Valley press., 1925-10-28
FAITH IN. VALLEY
IS EXPRESSED in
LUNCHEON TALKS

Faith in Imperial Valleys pre-
sent and future, and the need for de-
veloping this section to its fullest
extent formed the theme of B. II.
Lien and Oscar Sweeney, represent
ing the FL Centre Realty board, at
the chamber Of commerce luncheon
this noon.
Lien urged that the chamber
should cooperate with the realty
board in inducing real farmers to
come to Imperial Valley and help
in the development. of this com
muaity, emphasizing the fact that
there is plenty of room here for
good farmers and that Imperial
Valley offers uncNcclled opportmi-
ties to the man who is willing to
work its resources.
\ traVelogue through Imperial
Valley, picturing its farms, bust
ness houses, homes. its huge crops of
lettuce and cantaloupe, with Mr..
Sweeney acting as conductor of the
up l'i'NNt ihi''itho'iN lpluiti anu
interesting. The speaker urged that
residents here should have full
faith in Imperial Valley and not be
apologizinz for some few short
com;ngs that might be discovered
here by the critically inclined, but
which in Il measure are really as
sets TO the people living here.
The traVclogue started at the
Barbara Worth hotel, passed through
The business section of the city.
into the residential section and out
into the country for Il view of the
crops and herds. SO vividly did Mr..
Sweeney portray the various scenes
that it was possible for his audi
cnec to believe they were really
making the trip instead of being at
luncheon.
Entertainment during dinner was
furnished by Al Kikumc 5 "Queen S
Hawaiian Orchestral who are play
ing here this week with the Abner
X. Kline carnival. The orchestra
proved extremely popular with the
business men and their various
numbers were given many encoreS.
Imperial Valley press., 1925-10-28
PLACE SUSPICION
ON ANOTHER MAN
in GIRL SLAYINC
By United Press Leased Wire

EUREKA, Cal, Oct. 2S.---E Efforts
of authorities to find the man or
men guilty of killing Carmen Wag
ner and Henry Sweet vecrrd in n
new direction here today as suspic-
ion fastened upon another man.
said to have been Il member of the
searching possee and to have testi-
fled at the inquest.
sheriff. s Officers and district
attorney 5 investigators said they
mad been told 6y expert woodsmcn
that ANALYSIS of the doble crime
gave Indications that u white man,
and not either of the two halfbreed
Ind ans in custody, was responsible.
Walter David, first halfbreed ar
rested. WIS visited by Attorney
Blaine McGowan, San Francisco,
after the superior court was appeal
ed to for writ of haheas corpus.
Judge Sewer ruled that David had
n right TO see his attorneys and cen.
sured "third degree methods
which had held the man incommun
icado for several days.
McGowau expressed the opinion
after consultation with David, who
WAS his ranch foreman, that David
did not commit the crime. lie as
serted that David did not believe
his half brother, Jack Ryan. also
in custody, had anything to do with
it.
Imperial Valley press., 1925-10-28
Find Additional
DefalcatiOns In
Yuma Accounts
BY United Press Leased Wire

YUMA, Ariz., Oct. 28.-Addition.
al discrepancies totalling several
thousands Of dollars were disclosed
today in the accounts Of the First
National bank here and charged
against Samuel II. Smith, former
cashier arrested by federal author
ities. at Long Beach, California.
Smith was taken into custody
yesterday at the California beach
resort where he was found Opcrat-
ing shooting gallery. He is being
returned here for trial on charges
OF embezzlemcnt.
Federal authorities here declared
today that Smiths defacations cx-
tended over a long period, starting
in March, 1923.
Imperial Valley press., 1925-10-28
FORMER TRAFFIC
HEAD SENTENCED
TO PRISON TERM

SACRAMENTO, Cal, Oct. %. -
Thomas Ryan, former captain OF the
state traffic squad in Sacramento
county, today was sentenced to serve
from one to five years in San Qurn-
tim penitentiarv after having been
found guilty of cxtortion by Il
superior court Jury.
RYAN was charged with having
extortcd money FROM two japanese
on liquor and speeding charges. One
of his Officers. owen Davies. charg
ed with similar otfeusc, has not
been brought to trial.
Ryan was al one time president
OF the California Association of
traffic officers.
Imperial Valley press., 1925-10-28
NOTICE FOR PUBLICATION

Notice is hereby given that on
or about the 18th day of October,
1928, there was taken up and is now
being held at the llanlcy Place, 81.
miles west Of FL Centre, on San Di-
ego Highway, the following describ-
ed animals:
Three Holstcin heifcrs, no brand,
smooth cuff over both ears, under
bit in left ear. Notice is hereby
given that unless the said animals
are claimed by owner within thirty
days from this date and the cost
of damage and their keeping paid ~
required by law, l shall turn said
animals over TO the Constable of
FL Centre township for sale ac-
cording 10 act 1000 Of the general
laws Of California.
Probable value $4,000
Dated October 2S, 1925.
VI. o. MAGEE.
Oct %. No 4 II.
Imperial Valley press., 1925-10-28
PERSON AIS

Mrs. J. c. Pace, Of Holtville, was
4 recent visitor in town.
William Reed, who has been CON
valeseing from an appendicitis ope-
ration at the FL Centre hospital is
suffering from n relapse, due 10
pneumonia.
Mrs. j. c. Cole and Mrs. Lucy
Martin left Yesterday for trip TO
San Diego and are expected back to-
dav.
Mr.. and Mrs Harry Snyder Of Los
Ageles arrived here Yesterday. Dir,
Snyder in head Of the Snyder
Packing Company and is here to
look after his lettuce interests.
Miss Lois Thompson Of Holtville
was noted in the city yesterday.
Miss l.. D. Brent and Miss f. G.
Hull of Long Beach came in yes
terdav. and are registered nj the
Hotel Barbara Worth while attend
ing TO local property interests.
Imperial Valley press., 1925-10-28
APPLICATIONS ARE
ALL SUSPENDED BY
FEDERAL RULING |
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Confined from page II
action on 4 case that is being in
vestigatcd bv congress.
Was Source of Worry
" However, he added, 1.-The fact
that the federal power commission
even agreed to hold hearing on the
Girand application. was Il source of
some worry. as before congress ad-
iourncd last spring. q resolution WAS
adopted asking that no hearings he
held on applications for permits
along the ColoraGo until after the
senate committee had completed its
investigations.
In the opinion OF Attorney Child
ers and Director Rose. the resolu-
tion passed by the federal power
commission se-s OF action ON the
Grand permit for Il lengthy period,
and greatly enhances the chances
of the Swing bill. 1t was
brought out at the hearing in Wash
ington, Childers said, that the term
- fer reasonable time means UNI
til the seven states have definitely
turned down the agreement entered
into with the federal government.
Coming At a time when the senate
committee is about to visit Impcr-
ial Valley, the action of the federal
power commission is extremely
gratifying to the supporters of the
Swing-J ohnSon bill.
Imperial Valley press., 1925-10-28
Picture Shows
Blowing Up OF
Ocean Steamer

An ocean liner blown up for a
single moving picture thrill
Such was the intrepid producer S
action for one scene in "The Half
WAY Girl one of the seasons
most sensational motion pictures
which opens at the Palace thcatcr
Thursday for a two day showing,
with Doris Kenyon. Lloyd Hughes
and Hobart Bosworth in the fca-
tured roles.
The biggest scene in the picture
shows a huge ocean liner blown to
atoms at sea when a cargo of ben
zine eXplodes. Earl Hudson, pro
duccr of THE Lost World, sup
crvised the making of the picture,
which WAS produced in New York
studios and on the Atlantic ocean.
He wanted thrill that would
surpass anything the screen had
witnessed. SO he purchased the
former United States shipping
board steamer Corvallis. built by
the government during the war at Il.
cost of 100000. The steamer was
taken l2j miles off Sandy Hook.
Ten tons of dynamite We're placed in
her hold, five TONS in her bow and
five i'll the stern. One thousand
pounds of blasting powder were
placed in the superstructure and
the whole joined up by fuses and
electric wires. This thrilling spec
tacle is only one of the many Sc
quences Of "The Half Way Girl = Il
picture that has created II wide
sensation wherever it has been
shown.
James Cruze's latest production
Marry Me, featuring Florence
Nidor and Edward Everett Horton
closes its popular rnn TONIGHT.
Imperial Valley press., 1925-10-28
DEPICT DAMASCUS
IN RUINS, REPORT
$4,000 AS SLAIN
CONTINUED from page y
vas making his headquarters there.
City Well Pounded

was making ms headquarters there.
City Well Pounded
While the French claim that van
daIism was to blame for the havoc
within the town, they admit that
between the 1S;h and 20th they
pounded at the city with artillery,
airplanes. tanks aud machine guns.
Barbed wire was stretched for n
mile through the southern section of
the city to keep the fighting local
lied.
While il is difficult to obtain cx-
act figures on the losses, il was
deemed significant that a scmi-of-
ficial French newspaper in Beirut
allowed 10 be printed Arab est.
mates of 1000 killed in Damascus.
Asks Reinforcements
Paris dispatches reported that
Sarrail has asked for $4,000 rein
forcemcnts inasmuch as fresh out
breaks are feared. Foreigners and
civilians have been asked to quit
the city as precautionary measure
The foreign consuls at Damascus
have sent collective note TO the
French authorities amounting to n
protest against the bombardment
and serving probably as a basis for
later claims for damage to foreign
property.
IT is said TO be confirmed that
the French warned their own ma
tionals TO quit the city without,
however, taking the same preeau-
tion rs to other foreigners in Da-
mascus.