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The Washington times. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1902-1939, 1925-10-14
III BlRD CARDS
FOR AL 0|9s
PROPOSED
d. G. Traffic Officials Are
Considering New Plans to
Check Curb Hogs

New plans for thwartipg hab-
itual violators Of the parking reg
ulations Of the District Of Column
bia have been conceived BY Direc-
tor Of Traffic NJ. o. EIdridge and
his assistant, Colonel |. g. Moiler.
Substantially different from any
schemes heretofore tried out in
Washington, the new idea would
call for warning the iaw-breaker
one or more times before he is
brought into court.
Colonel MolIer advocated the
plan of having cards printed for
policemen to. carry around while
on the trail of overtime parkers.
These cards would be Of sufficient.
size so that one half could be left
in the violator's machine while
the other half could be retained
by the officer to be kept on file
at the District Building or the
Traffic Bureau.
Would Get Two Warnings
Warnings would be placed on the
half OF the cards to be left with
the curb hog informing him that
his name is now on file and
should ne repeat the violation q
warrant will be served on him. Two
warnings would be considered evil.
dence that the curb hog should
be punished and when his number,
on the portion kept by the police
man, appears in the files for the
third time, he would be brought
into Police Court.
When lawyers were consulted,
however, it was pointed out that no
matter how many times man had
been warned, the warnings could
not be used as evidence against
him.
Nor could the court be conf
advised beforehand tibet
the warnings had been delivered.
1t also was pointed out that the
of person in court
for violating the parking regula. ]
tons could not be considered d
climax to series of admonish-
ments previously delivered, as ii
might prejudice the court against
the defendant.
Could Deny Violation
When arraigned the defendant |
might even deny that he was |
guilty of violating the parking regu-
Iations when the warning cards |
were left in his machine. and as
: e. s. Z a
iContinnsd Raea 2 Column
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WIZ s11IGHT III
XII | Tim, He
AYERS
Or. De BelIa's Domestic
Troubles Give Belgrade 4
New Sensation

BELGRADE, Oct. IA. Balkan
politics have lost their monopoly
on the front pages Of Belgrade
newspapers, while the marital
affairs of Doctor De Bella, a dem
fist, and erstwhile American pu-
gilist, are being discussed.
Doctor De Bella charges that
his wife attempted to poison him.
He claims that he collapsed after
slipping a cup of coffee that tasted
strangely, and at another time, he
declares, he was awakened in the
night to find his wife holding an
ether-saturated bandage over his
face.
Married for Pity
Madame De Bella announced to
the world at large through the
columns Of the Belgrade newspa-
pers that her husband is Sicilian
and his real name is Tamburino.
She declares that he went to the
United States at an early age and
supported himself for a while as a
boxer. Later, he took up dentistry
and during the war went to Europe
as a dentist with the rank Of
captain in the United States Army
Medical Corps. After service at
Salonika he came to Belgrade and,
seeing prospects of professional
activity, settled here. Out Of the
goodness of her heart, Madame
De Bella says. she married him, q
penniless discharged officer, while
she was the wealthy daughter of a.
prominent family.
Doctor De Bella then admitted to
the newspapers that his wife was
rich when he married her, but he
denies that it was a brilliant match
for him. for he charges she had
been involved in all sorts Of affairs.
running the gamut from assaults
and burglaries on upward. He
charged. her with an intrigue with
an Italian musician.
Wife Flees: Search On
Madame De Bella then denounced
her husband to the authorities as
a dangerous maniac and he was re.
moved to an asylum. Examination
showed his mental condition normal.
but that he was suffering from the
effects OF repeated poison doses, no
the Belgrade newspapers say.
He was releaced and sought To-
take action against his wife, but
she has fled and the Belgrade police
have been unable to trace her.
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income Tax Employe IS Ar
rested Demands
Jury Trial

Arraigned IN Police Court today
60 answer charges Of handbook
making, Claude William Campbell,
an auditor ii The income I'll
division 81 the Treasury Depart
ment, pleaded not guilty. and
demanded 4 jury trial. Judge
Isaac r. Hit allowed the bond to
remain at $1,000.
Woman Signs Affidavit
Campbell was arrested yesterday
By Detective william Messer. of the
First precinct. who acted on the I'M
formation that Campbell has been
taking bets on the races FOR about
a year-and-a-haIf from fellow EN-.
ployes of his division
A great number Of CaanpbeIl's
alleged customers are said to be
elderly women employees, who met
Campbell at the front entrance Of
the Treasury Building each day and
placed bets.
Two Of these women, Miss lisa
bella Little, sixty-two years Of age.
and Mrs. Grace Egan, money count
e,.s. made statements 10 the police
and the former signed an affidavit
Tel Of Placing Bets
They stated that they have both
been placing bets OF 81 on an aver
age Of twice a week for the past
year and that Campbell always stood
just outside Of the door.
Assistant District Attorney David
A. Hart expects to vigorously prose
cute the case. he said today.
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Commander John Rodgers. Navy
flying hero. will address George
Washington University students
Friday, at 1920 p. m in Corcoran
Hall at the chapel exercises. The
public is invited
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Women's Benefit Party

The District Of Columbia officers
win have a card party at S:15
o'clock tonight, at the Odd Fellows
Temples ..-..... ..-e.......-.4-.s...-- &
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o. z. S. To Hold Gard Party

Loyalty Chapter, Order OF Eastern
Star. win hold benefit card party
tonight at the Gayel Club, 719
Thirtsenth street northwest
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Once Had Grills' Goat

Oldham Is a big fellow with
slow curve ball When with the
Detroit Tigers, Oldhamss easiest
victim was the washington club
but that was tive years and more
arc. 1T Is new VVashinatCn cllln
these days which Il playing "a this
aEd ankn nn @
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Could Deny Violation

When arraigned the defendant
might even deny that he was
guilty of violating the parking regu-
lations when the warning cards
were left in his machine, and as
IGontiplasa Rasa 2 Column
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OFFICIAL WEATHER BUREAU REPORT
Rain tonight and partly cloudy Thurs
day; warmer tonight. Temperature
yesterday Highest, 63; lowest, 46.
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international News Services has rights
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this paper II e also exclusively entitled to use
republication all the local undated news pub
ifshed herein. 80 well all special dispatches
Imperial Valley press., 1925-08-21
FIGHTERS TRAIN
DOWN TO BECOME
REAL FLYWEICHTS
BY United Press Leased Wire

Los ANGELES, Aug. 21.-Witl
Roth contestants under the weight
limit, the 1O-round fight for the
worlds flyweight Championship
between frankie Genaro and Fidel
LaBarba at the Ascot open-air arena
tomorrow night became an absolute
certainty today.
hen the fighters closed then
hard training yesterday aftern oon
habarba tipped the scale at Ill l.:
/ pounds and Genaro at 11O 3-4 though
the fight had been advertised as q
championship affair, everything has
depended upon the fighters getting
below the required 112 pound mark
before 1T could assume a title as
peot. The weights of the scrappers
yesterday afternoon alleviates any
possibility of the bout not being
staged and with this announcement
the box office at the arena was
flooded today with requests for
tickets.
The seat sale has passed the $35..
C0o mark and Dick Donald, promoter
OF the fight, is confident the total
sale will reach $4,000.
Genaro, the American flvweipht
champion, rcigns favorite in the bet
ting and is slightly favored by crit.
les to beat Labarba, Pacific coast
champ, and win the title which was
!cft vacant by the untimcly death of
Pancho Villa.
1T IS the first title bout TO be
staged in Southern California since
1914, when Kid Williams Knocked
out Johnny Coulon in the third
round of scheduled 20 round fight
at vernon and won the bantam
weight crown.
The preliminary card tomorrow
night will bring together some
classy fighters. Juan Beiza; Chilean
lightweight, will meet SAMMY San
tos of san Diego in the 10 round
somi-windnp. August Gotto for.
iner national amateur bantamweaght
champion, will fight his first pro
fessionai fight against johnny Diaz
ia the six round special event. Baby
'Ioe Cans and johnny Holly. hight.
weights, will open tho show with
four rounds.
Ample arrangements have been
made to handle the crowd. Sixtv
policemen, 100 fircmcn and l50 mem.
bcrs or the American Legion have
been secured to make if possible for
everyone to be in their seats when
the show starts at Sis p. III.
Imperial Valley press., 1925-08-21
NOTICE-APPLICATION TO
DIsINCORPORATE
In the Superior Court Of the State
OF California, in and for the
County of Imperial


OF California, in and for the
County of Imperial
In the Matter of the Application o.
National Lumbor Company Of
Hoitvillc, Corporation, to Dis
solve.
Notice is hereby given that tn.
National Lumber Company Of Holt.
Viilc, corporation formed under
The laws of the State of California,
mas presented to the Superior Court
or the State of California, in and
FOR the County of Imperial, a peti.
tlon praying to be allowed to dis.
incorporate and dissolve; and that
Friday, the 25th day of September.
l92o, at 10 o o'clock "a. m. Of said day.
or as soon thereafter as counsel can
DC heard, has been appointed as the
TIME, and Department. No. l of said
court, as the place at which said
Application is to be heard.
In witness whereof L have here.
unto set my hand and affixed the
seal of the Superior Court afore
sald this 2sth day of July, 1925.
Z. q. MOUSSEAU, Clerk
by Il. Nj. Simpson, Deputy Clerk.
tSeal Of Superior Court.)
Charles l.. SeoE!, Attorney for pe.i
'g9Ass9. J 20 y s irs
Imperial Valley press., 1925-08-21
BY HENRY l.. FARRELL
United Press Staff Correspondent


NEW YORK, Aug. u. -. Bad
weather today threatened the open
ing of the important series between
the Pittsburgh Pirates and the New
y ork Giants upon which the Nation
al league pennant may hang.
A misty rain was falling and
low hanging clouds promised no
break in the weather.
The Pirates increased their lead
to three full games over the 1924
champions Yesterday when Cuvler
blasted a home run and beat the
Robins to |. The Giants pulled
a two run rally in the niuth inning
but failed TO overcome lead and
til, Cubs dropped them five to
three.
John McGraw, manager of the
Giarts has been manipulating his
Pitching staff during the last weci,
with the purpose of having all his
Available defensive strength for the
series.
Kent Greenfield. the sensational
youngstcr; Big jack Scott, Zczc
Barnes and Art Nchf, the veteran
Southpaw, who used to be poison to
the Pirates, are ready to work in
turn.
The Pirates also have all their
pitching staff ready for duty. Emil
ide, ono of the best southpaws in
lhc League; We Aldridgc and Johnny
Morrison, have been appointed for
Tho series by Manager Mckenzie, as
he realizes the Pirates may be made
or broken in this series.
Imperial Valley press., 1925-08-21
Safe Looted of
Fight Receipts

Los ANGELES, Aug. 2l.-Burg-
lars broke into the safe in the office
of the Doyle Athletic club here and
escaped with fight receipts totaling
$1,000, according. to Il report to po-
lice today.
The loot was part of the gate
receipts Of the Stribling Delaney
and CallahanHerring bouts Tues
day night
Investigating Officers believe sew
eral men took part in the robbery,
and used a large automobile to
haul away the loot, consisting en-
tirely of silver coins.
Imperial Valley press., 1925-08-21
GOLF ENTHUSIASTS
CONTINUE MATCHES
in SOAKING RAINS
BY CLARK B. KELSEY
Omitted Press Staff Correspondent

YOUNGSTOWN COUNTRY CLUB.
YOUNGSTOWN, Ohio, Aus. 21.-
Ten golfers with scores of 20 or
better ana 50 golfers with Is or bet.
ter for the first 1S holes of the
western open golf championship, set
out i'll II drizziing rain this morning
| Ill the second days play.
Larry Nabholtz, youthful profes.
sional at the Cedarhurst Country
club, Cleveland, with low of 6S for
the first IS holes, left a mark for
all the sharpshoOtcrs to shoot at.
Emmett French, professional at the
Youngstown Country club, and Don
aid Carrick, young Canadian anna
teur champion, with 90 each, were
close on Nabholtz' heels and French,
with the advantage of playing on
his home course, was favored to be
Ill there near the top at the finish.
Al Watrous, Grand Rapids, Mich,
former winner of the Canadian open,
who has never finished out of the
money in the national open, and
Livyd Gullickson, Columbus, had
7O's and arc conceded good chance
to win.
Walter Hagen had II but his
consistency makes it likely that he
will repeat today while some of the
younger golfers who were in the
SOS yesterday, may be shooting 80
today.
Wallacc' Nelson, indianapolis who
f.tp
ond Is holes today, giving his a
1f7O-l44, will almost surely quail
ify for the final round tomorrow.
Imperial Valley press., 1925-08-21

Young johnson Of BrawIey and
Young Fuentc Of Mexicali will also
do their stuff in fom-round battle.
johnson is willing kid who tries
all the time white he is in the ring.
Fuente is a newcomer to the valley,
ana it remains to be seen how much
he resembles his more or less infam-
Gus namesake.
Cap Stevens is due to be the
third man in the ring Any of the
wise boys around the town who
thinks that "Cap' does not know
the boxing game, ought to get in a
conversation with him some time.
Cap is a friendly scout, and will
talk almost anytime. IL the boys
who like to "crab' his decisions
could hear him talk on the fine
p' ints of the game, they would know
that he has a lot more than a pray
er and pleasant look when he steps
into the ring.
The first scrap will be called at
$50 and the "summer bacheiors'
will be out in full force to take in
the bouts.
Imperial Valley press., 1925-08-21
PROSPECTS SEEN AS PROMISING FOR
RIGHT MERRY MIX-UPS:: YOUNG BELLO
BATTLING WARD CLASH in MAIN BOUT

~ Evidently Battling Ward, who
ncets Young Bello tonight in tie
lc-round main event at the Impc.
Essrial Valley Athletic club. ls u wise
fyoupg man, for he landed in vi Cen
|. tro yesterday afternoon, thereby
llshowing considerable wisdom. Boys
ffrom the coast who are booked to
Might in this city, usually do not
q land down here until a couple of
H hours before the fights. As a
general thing they stay at Jacumba
until the heat Of the day has passed,
then make hurried trip to the
valley early in the evening.
pherofore, when the boys who
fellow this plan get in the ring. ut
is frequently noticed that they have
difficulty with their breathing after
the first roundN The low altitude
here "gets them and on more
than one occasion good fighter has
\ ytockcd bad down here just because
he couldn I stand the climate.
Gets Acciimatized
BY coming in a day ahead of time,
Ward should be used to the local at
ricsphere when he steps into the r:t,g
tonight, and squares off with Bello
The latter is due here this after
noon or early this evening.
IL appearances count for anything,
Ward stacks up like pretty good
fighter, being II well set up youth
who looks as though he could step
out in fast company.
The main event appears to be Il
real good one. Bcllo is good
fighter, who has boen set back in
lconplc of recent scraps. one of which
was his quick knockout BY Joe
Browr. Joe jumped in at the crack
Sof the gong, swept Bcllo off his
feet, and il was all over in the first
&minutc. Bello never got set. For
4ths reason. the San Diego boy is
ggoing to be on his toes tonight. and
will see that Brown S stunt is not
repeated.
Phil M.ata and johnny Lee arc
reported this afternoon to be ready
| for their. eight round 20 tonight
1sb'" s'i"PpN's aic hho"H W thc
| fans of the valley and the dope
around the city is that they will put
up rqttling good bout, OH par with
tie main event.
Gocl Prelims., Too
The preliminary fights appear to
be better than the average. Kid
Lucero II Wilmington is making an
attempt TO came back, following
his two trimmings by Tony k.sca-.
lante. Tonight he tackles Young
Oicp Of Mexico City. reputcd to be
faster than a Mexican jumping bean.
Imperial Valley press., 1925-08-21
WATCHING THE
SC0REBOARD
by tnitcd Press Lcused Wire

"~Audy ItIo.-Alkl tuNlCr,
Pittsburgh S star outficlder rapped
Il homer in the sixth and delivered
the run that beat the Robins . to |.
Jack Bentley knocked in three
runs for the Giants but he pitched
wobbly IN the pinchcs and the Cubs
Topped him ) to 8.
Goose Goslin singled in the twelfth
and drove Sam Rice across w:th the
run that gave the Senators a l to 0
victory over the Indians and. put
them back in first place.
larry Rice s homer and Sislcr S
triple with one on in the ningth
scored two runs and enabled the
Browns to beat the Athletics Z TO &.
led Blankcnsaip won his eighth
successive game for the White, Son
when he beat the Red Sox' IL to ).
hlAcy tishtened up after Il loose
start md pitched the Reds to and s
to / victory over the Phillies.
The Braves swept the series of
toug games by beating the Cards 6
Lo J.
Imperial Valley press., 1925-08-21
NEGRO CHALLENGER
BOOKS N. Y. PASSAGE
Ny United Press Lensed w,r.

PARIS, Aug. 2l.-Harry. Wills,
negro challenger for the heavy.
weight championship has booked
passage for New York on the
Aqnitania, sailing August %. He
Said he felt like new man after
three weeks at Carlsbad and that
he would be ready to put on the
gloves with three weeks trimming.
Wills said he was willing to wait
untii next summer for fight with
Jack Dempsey if the champion did
not want to defend his title this
year.
Imperial Valley press., 1925-08-21
Here and There
in Sport World

LOS ANGELES, Aug. 2l-Twenty
rounds of fast fighting by main
event fighters will be afforded box
ing fans at the American Legion
stadium in Hollywood tonight when
frankie Grandctta, frankie Gen.
arc IS sparring partner, fights
George Rivers, bantamwcight, and
Frankie Munroc meets Sammy Cam
pagno in fcatherweight battle.
The two ten round bouts arc con
sidcrcd by many as the best that
have been lined up by fhe legion for
Several weeks and seats are selling
fast.
Jack Kane of Chicago boxes Sail
urS1Ashmore iil the special event Of
six rounds, and Pat Quigley opens
the show against Young Alexander.
Billy Hart and Kid k,sau fought
on even terms at the Pasadena arm.
DRY last night and the draw decision
given by the referee was taken well
by the crowd.
Kid Frayo won a six round deci.
sion from Ted Lopez in the semi
windup and Stanley Thompson
knocked out Dick Harris in the sec.
ond round of the special event.
The Angels pounded hits all over
the lot yesterday, succeeded III chas.
ing Clyde Barfooo to the showers
and won their second game of the
week against Vernon by a score of
9 to D. Doe Crandall. veteran Los
Angeles hurlcr, turned in the vic.
tory. Vernon viii have to take
today's game to get into the win
column and stand chance of win.
ufnp tho series
Imperial Valley press., 1925-08-21
GIANTS, PIRATES
SERIES DEFERRED
ACCOUNT OF RAIN

NEW yoRK, Aug. 21.-Rain
today caused the postponement
Of the opening game Of the Sc
ries between the New York
Giants and the Pittsburgh Pi-
rates. =
The Giants office announced
at noon today that double head
ers will be played Saturday and
Sunday and the series will fin
ish with a single game on Mon
day.
Imperial Valley press., 1925-08-21
Car Hits Train,
Woman and Child
Have Close Call
BY United Press Leased Wire

HICKMAN, Cal, Aug. 21.-Mrs
i. Bellau and her four-vear-old
child, of Lindsay, miraculouslv cs-
capped death when the automobile in
which they were riding struck a
speeding passenger express train
near here yesterday afternoon.
The ear glanced the back end of
the engine, swapping off two front
wheels. The roadster was carried
- feet and wedged between q row
Of freight cars and an embankmcnt
Had the ear struck the train
broadside it is believed both occu-
pants would have been instantly
Ikilled.
Imperial Valley press., 1925-08-21
MIDWEIGHT CHAMP
is HURT IN CRASH
ny United Press Leased Wire

PITTSBURGH, Pa, Aug. 2l.-
Harry Greb, world middleweight
boxing champion, is in hospital
here suffering from one broken rib,
minor cuts and bruises resulting 9
from an automobile accident.
Grcb, driving his car to Eric.
where he was scheduled for bout
with Jimmy Darragh at the Amer
lean Legion convention, was in.iur-
ed after it skiddcd and overturned.
The car was demolished.
Imperial Valley press., 1925-08-21
BASEBALL STANDINGS
AMERICAN LEAGUE

Yesterdays Results
It, Louis Z, Philadelphia 6.
New York at Detroit, postponed,
rain.
Washington |, Cleveland 0.
Chicago IL, Boston 7.
Imperial Valley press., 1925-08-21
T0DAY'S WANT ADS

TO Rents or 4 room
furnished house. Permanent peo-
pie. No children. Call NJ. j. War
rem, care Press. 21dh
Imperial Valley press., 1925-08-21

WILL PARTIES in Studebakef
roadster who were seen to pick
up Boston Bull pup at Calexico
Lodge Sunday, please return it to
the j. f. Peck cabin. 21t3
Imperial Valley press., 1925-08-21

ooMBlNATlON bookkeeper steno-
grapher, s years cotton experience.
= years finance experience, desires
permanent position. Address Box
sol, care Press. 2lt3
Imperial Valley press., 1925-08-21
NATIONAL LEAGUE
Yesterdav's R.es,lte

Yesterdays Results
Boston &, st. Louis ;.
Chicago ), New York 5.
Cincinnati 8, Philadelphia 4.
Pittsburgh >, Brooklyn !.
Imperial Valley press., 1925-08-21

FOR RENT-One acre all ready for
chickens. j. G. Daley, No. Sixth
st. o1t3
Imperial Valley press., 1925-08-21

$25.00 FORD touring and Chevrolet
touring in first class shape, late
model. Also electric fan and 9th.
er articles. All must be sold. 79l
Park st. 21t1
Imperial Valley press., 1925-08-21

A new automobile Insurance plan
protects all passengers, but the ped
cstrian still has to take out his own
policy.
Imperial Valley press., 1925-08-21
Lost and Found

ESIRAYED--I small black mora
branded go on leg, l small mare
win rope on neck, also l black
morse with rope on neck. Finder
please notify Il. Monte, Harts
lone ranch, 2 miles cast Imperial
or phone z. M. Dairy. 17t6
INC flrst thing to do with a new
cil is wonder why the county does
not fix the roads.
Imperial Valley press., 1925-08-21
COAST LEAGUE
Yesterdays Results

neattFe SO, Saerantonto J.3.
Salt Lake II, Portland 6.
Oakland 6, San Francisco I.
Los Angeles 8, Vernon j.
Imperial Valley press., 1925-08-21
HOME RUN LEADERS

Hornsbv, Cards,
Williams. Browns, %.
Hartnctt, Cubs, 2t.
Mcuscl, Yanks, %.
Simmons Athletics, 81,
Bottomley, Cards, 10.
Fournicr, Robins, II.
Meusel Giants, II.
Kelly, G;nts, Il.
Imperial Valley press., 1925-08-21

WILL BUY empty barrels. Box 307.
j. Viderique, Calexico. 21t5
Imperial Valley press., 1925-08-21
Poultry

FALL CHICKS are hatched from
the best hens in the flock and the
fall season is ideal both for brood
ing the chicks and rearing tht
Pullets. We hatch "a grade ac.
credited white .eghorns only.
Chicks ready, for delivery Aug,
81, and every Monday and Thurs
day during Sept. and Oct. Parcel
post prepaid. Write for prices,
etc. San Diego County Hatchery,
Rtc No. !, San Diego, Calf. 15if
Imperial Valley press., 1925-08-21
ANTCIP ATED AT ARENA TONIGHT
Press Classified Ad Section
For Rent-R0cnas,
Apartments and Houses

FOB RENT-Apts. Summer rates.
SO to $25. Glacier Apis. loft
Imperial Valley press., 1925-08-21

FOR RENT-Several good houses,
furnished and unfurnished. Mrs.
Land. .oo lark. ytf
Imperial Valley press., 1925-08-21
For Sase-M lscellaneoux

FOR SALE-Willys-knight touring.
Good condition, good tires. Priced
for quick sale. Call court house,
Local 4. loft
Imperial Valley press., 1925-08-21

FURNISHED APTS and sleeping
foohis, summer rates. ParKvleU
Apis. 2Otf