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New Britain herald., 1925-01-13
SOCIALISTS WOULD
 TAX FRENCH TITLES
AristOcrat Responds by Saying
 It Makes No Difference

Paris, Jan. 1S,-Nobility will be obliged to pay the state heavily for it's pride, if a socialists faction in par liament has its way. If not, some extremists say title in France may be abolished entirely.
 The socialists propose the follow ing scale: To use hyphenated name, 500 francs year; to use the de" that renotes noble origin, 1000 francs; to write oneself down knight will-cost 2OO0 francs; barons win have to pay 5000; a viscount 10000; count, 2O,00o; marquis, &C., 900: dukes from 5O,00O to 100000 and princes from 10000 to 250,000.
 The government thus far refuses to adopt this proposition, but has prepared law abolishing the use of titles altogether.
 Meantime the holders of titles are not particularly alarmed, for they re- call that unsuccessful efforts to abol- ish titles were made in 1852, 1885 1902 and 1906.
 Prince de Faucigny-Lucigne one of the purest blooded of French nobil- ity, when asked his opinion of the proposed suppression replied: What difference does it make? A title is bought and sold like a share in the stock market, when it is not simply assumed or usurped. There were S0,000 genuine noble families in France when the third republic was born; none have been created since, but there are now something like 30O,O0O families with titles or par ticles. Tho title has no importance it is the man that counts. and the names of very old French families can get along quite well without titles"
New Britain herald., 1925-01-13
AN OLD RECIPE
 TO DARKEN HAIR
Almost everyone knows that Sage Tea and Sulphur, properly com

U h II U v us
 brings b a c k , tn e natural A color an d lustre to the
 hair W h e n } faded, streaked
 or grey. Years 0 the only way to ! this mixture was make it at home, lich is mussy and ,ublesome.
New Britain herald., 1925-01-13
APPROVAL
 IS SET FOR WE'D.
Coolidge, Commenting on Con-
 ference, Calls It Satisfactory
RY Tine Aesnclateh Press.

By The Associated Press
 Paris, Jan. 1S,-The final plenary session of the allied finance minis ters' conference will be held at g o'clock tomorrow morning to ratify the agreements reached by the vari- ous delegations regarding the ap- portionment of separations under the Dawes plan, it was announced late today.
New Britain herald., 1925-01-13
Many School Children
 Are Sickly

Mothers who value their own com fort and the welfare of their children should never be without a box of Mother Gray's Sweet Powders for Children for use throughout the sea- son. They Break up Colds, Regulate the Bowels. Relieve Feverishncss, Constipation, Teething Disorders Headache and Stomach Troubles Used by Mothers for over 30 years THESE POWDERS GIVE SATlS- FACTION. An Drug Stores. Don't ac- cent any substitute.
 Trial Package sent FREE, Address Mother Gray Co, LeRoy
 N. ',
New Britain herald., 1925-01-13
COP IS SLAIN
Wheeling, W. Va, Man. Answering Call for Policeman, is Mistaken for Burglar.

Burglar.
 Wheeling, W. Va, Jan. 19.-Sum- moned to a Wheeling residence to capture & burglar, Ray Lazear, a motorcycle policeman, was shot and killed last night by c. D. Crouch, S5, son of the owner, who mistook him for a burglar Crouch surrendered to other policemen who arrived a short time later in response 10 the burglar alarm.
 Crouch declared that on entering the house he had been held up by an unmasked man who demanded money. When he told the man he had no money, he said, the man fled. Crouch then telephoned police and also obtained a pistol. Lazear, the first policeman to arrive, entered the darkened hall and seeing Crouch de- manded he throw up his hands, The order being the same as that given a short time previous b ythe burglar, Crouch declared he thought it to be the man and fired. Lazear died instantly.
New Britain herald., 1925-01-13

Best butter 51c lb. Russell Bros. -adVt.
New Britain herald., 1925-01-13

Cape Cod Cranberries
 .......... 2 ats. 25c Iceberg Lettuce .. hd. 15c Carrots and ParsnipS ID. 5e
New Britain herald., 1925-01-13
Legion Convention to Be Held October 5th to 9th

Indianapolis, Jan. 1S.-Tho seY- enth annual convention of the Amer ican Legion will be held in Omaha, October 5-6. The national executive committee selected the dates ycster- day. Jams A. Drain, national com- mander, was authorized to appoint a committee to investigate erection of memorial on the battlefield of Yorktown 10 French sailors and sol diers killed in the Revolutionary war.
 Best bay oil and hay rum come from the Virgin ISlandS.
New Britain herald., 1925-01-13
Bob Shawkey Released
 In His $25,O00 Suit

St. Louis, Jan. 1S.-Because the plaintiff had failed to post security for court costs, Federal Judge Paris yesterday dismissed breach of promise suit for $25,0O0 damages nled Sept. IT by Mrs. Eulalia B. Thompson of Kansas City against J, Robert Shawkey, New York Yankees pitcher. Shawkey denied at the time of Mrs. Thompson's charge that he dad proposed to her in St, Louis last June :.
New Britain herald., 1925-01-13

Nowadays we simply ask at any drug store for "Wyeth's Sage and Sulphur Compound" You will get 1arge bottle of this old-time re- cipe improved by the addition of other ingredients, at very little cost. Everybody uses this preparation now, because no one can possibly ;ell that you darkened your hair, as it does 1t so naturally and evenly. You dampen a sponge or soft brush with it and draw this through your hair. taking one small strand at time; by morning the gray hair dis appears. and after another applica- ton or two, your hair becomes beau tifuily dark, thick and glossy and you look years younger!
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1925-12-14
RENT ROOMS-FURNISHED.
(CopfipuadN

1874 CLIFTON ST. N.w.-Two rooms. light
nousekeeping; gas. electricity: water IN
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2Sl4 9TH ST.
Nine rooms. l bath. 2-car garage: e.
tric lights. hot-water heat: SID
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1925-12-14
ONCE UPON A TIME
THE STORY
UP TO NOW

Ha GRG WAS ONCE A
Co60LEA WHO. rhouoH
~ WORKED CARLY
AND LArt, COULD NOT
MANAGE TO MAXI A
LIVING. AZ LAST ~
POUND hiMeELF WITH
ONLY ENOUGH LEATHER
TO MAKE ONE PAIR
OF shoE1 he CUT
THEM OUT ONE ktoHr.
NEXT MORNING, TO Hi~
GREAT SURPRISE, HI
FOUND THE SHOES
ALREADY FIhiShEo.
THERE WAS NOT A
FALSE STITCH
ANYWHERE, AND SOON
A CUSTOMER CAME IN
AND BOUGHT YhEM
FOR poUDLg THE
AMOUNT OF An
ORDINARY PAIR O.
eHOEs. SO THE
CoeoleR SOUGHT
kkouoh lgArAfR 70
MAKE TWO PAIRS.
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1872 Harvard ST. NW.--3 delightful Ink
rooms. $40 monthly; . front. special fine To-
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1920 ONTARIO RID.

Opposite the Ontario Apt.
Several new apis. of 2 and 4
rooms with bath, in excellent
location, two blocks from 18th
and Columbia rd., near two car
lines. Rent, $47.5O, $65.5O and
HO.50, on monthly or yearly
terms. For inspection see resi-
dent manager, Apt. l03. Call
Adams Ha8
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1902 CONN. AVE.-Large. bright room, l
or y. S25 mo-: single room. SIS mo-: Rome
COnveElenCPs. warm house.
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421 N.W--Large. warm. second floor
front. with kltchenette. also Ink. gas
AT els
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2020 Z ST.-One or two attractive rooms
kitchenette If desired ami. y.
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MT. PLEASANT, 1928 Hobart St-Single
front room, all conveniences: ladies' .oi-
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I134 COL. RD.-Desirabe double front
room: Ord floor. private family. ami soI.
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1898 EUCLID ST. Olympia. Apt, lo-Fur
Inshed rooms: Use OF kitchen II desired
Phone and electric IA
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TABLE BOARD.
RENT ROOMS-SUBURI

i27 LAMONT ST. NW-Home cooking. in
private family: rooms be secured in
lcIghhorhood. Col 9l20-J Ia
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SD MONROE ST-Two rooms. kitchenette,
path and porch: all front; southern expo
sure: adults: transients accommodated.
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OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES.
THE RIVERSIDE.

New York Ave, C and 2and sts.
Overlooking Lincoln Memorial -.
Convenient TO Most Government Depart
Ready for Occupancy.
rooms. kitchen. break fast room. bath.
] room. kitchen breakfast room. bath.
F T%o . ki1ehePs''e oa'e Switchboard
Resident Manager On on Premises.
w. H. WEST CO.,
e16 18th St. NV. Phone Main 1900
THE VAN DYKE. 4ol Bird ST. NV
1890 ISsT NV RS. and b, cleo. and
NEAR 18th AND s sTs.-2rs kitch.. and
40 AZ losh ST sly NEAR DEPARTMENT. Al tn N
CRAVING. apartments from rs. and b; TO
rs. and b, Reasonable. Continuous hot
water automatic oil heating system. Newly
decorated throughout.
Main 1854. 1909 L St. NV:
HAVE YOU SEEN APT. 304. THE ZELI5
wood 1888 Spring I'd. Living room is 10
aes o9 and nT be
With built.in bed. is large enough to hold a
dresser and chittonicr French doors between cen
bath makes this the great value a, s55.
LOOK AT APT. 1O7. THE KENNEDY a35
sun porch opening from living. room: ST. so
vs-y dl!;f.b E;aIE LIMOS ns.S; southern
room kitchen and bath with shower. sos.
, Open 10, c leFfdff;9Hc COMPANY oo.o
s'f Te fep on Service Until Z Pm go'o
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ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS.

AT LINDEN. MD-One block from bus
privilege of light housekeeping: garage
4 prNl" q NJ NWC1F" Forest CIinr y q Md
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GROOM FURNISHED APT. CAN BE SEEN
after 4 o'clock and all day Sunday. Rea.
sensible 1909 II So. NV. IA
WANT GIRL TO SHARE HOUSEKEEPING
apartment; all conveniences: very reason
able. 1883 Girard NV. Call Adams 1892.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1925-12-14

1922 7TH ST.
SIX rooms; buIlt-in garage: tile bath: hot
water heat. electric lights: partly furnished
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I472 HARVARD N.W-Single room. private
family: next bath: INV IL. electric hghts,
ph0ne. laundry facilities
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block from 18th and Col. rdt-Unfur. de-
sirsble home of 10 rooms, baths, ami
2o04 st. NV. facing Pa. aveD-5
rooms. bath and cellar; remodeled: h-wh
electric light. Agent. W. s. CHESLEY. 1917
New York ave Phone Main 2TO1
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17l5 18th ST. N.w.-Il R.. . b.
ssss 'st on.a aies Rd, M:w36 r. bath -: sS
302S Park Pl. N.W---6 r. b.. INV. heat 20
1913 Kilbourne St. N,w.-o r. b.. 80
1882 Calvert ST. 'N..w.-io r. 9 b..
23Is 18th St. N.w.-o r. b.. INV. -
neat eiec PETTY & PETTY. 1V0
1911 Eye ST. NV. Main c43s
5I2 "a ST. SE-CHARMING Br NGALOw
type house mr.. Capitol: cleo. h.-w h.: rms
. garages; front, back Nds.: baths. l5'
1922 MONROE ST. MA BRIGHT AND
coy corner brick residence in fine con
dition: rms. and bath. h.-w.h.. cleo: tons
A.su w LAWE j. MILLS.
sos 5ih Sc. M. 1881
Cont "a on Next PareJ :.
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1914 18TH ST
Attractive. semi de ached house OF room
and bath. Lear garage. Sllo.
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RENT ROOMS-FUR. & UNFUR.
RENT Pnn,yS-USFURNIsHED

10 CHARMING ST N.E-2 rooms. kitchen
Rnd-hat apt; newly papered; screened Sleep
Ing porch; heat. gas, cleo; adults; garage
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1899 CALVERT ST-l0 K. 2 BATHS
Ami: rent reduced for Winter. L. =.
LAWRENCE. 907 18th at. NV. 15s
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THE GORGAS.
GEORGIA AVE. AND ASPEN. ST.
Modern new 4-roon housekeeping apts;
with reception hall and bath. S67 so and
SIS. Inquire premises.
MADDUX MARSHALL. MOSS & MALLORY
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Al BRYANT ST. NV
Nine rooms ! bath: Gear brick garage
on
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RENT Observation-Disclosures.

~ ~ 1. AVE-. N".-f UNCSC ALI
large rooms and bath, newly papered and
painted rent. $50 30. Apply premises Sun
day, 10 TO 30; week days, II to 3. Col.
S278. OWNER l5s
Imperial Valley press., 1925-06-30

Yuma from fishing trip to Morena
dam.
They reported the fishing as be-
ing unusually good and Lynn show
ed no effects of the strain of the
recent libel trial brought by y. W.
Sanguinetti against him which re-
suited in 4 hung inry.
Judge Murray, who was in Yuma
for the trial, sustained a painful
injury recently when he slipped in
the bathlub and injured two ribs,
but is fleeing normal again, else he
would not have been able to catch
al the fish he told about on his re-
turn trip.
The Yuma Valley is in q partic-
ularly fIourishihg! condition wight
now, according to Lynn, who pre-
diets for it one Of the best seasons
that section of Arizona has ever
known. f'~sh
Imperial Valley press., 1925-06-30
Billiard Champ
Is Here Tonight

Followers Of pocket billiards, Or
pool. as i is commonly called, are
invited to the Central Billiard par
Ior on Main street tonight 10 Wit
ness AN exhibition by f. Ralph
Groaalcaf, world S packet billiard
c't:a who is travelling ali orar
Tho 80 ny giving exhibitions. ua-
der the aagemrnt Of T.. g. Spear.
The management II the Central
Billiard paror obtained Greenleaf
fer two exhibitions. one st p. m.
today and the other at .. m. In
addition TO playing several match
games, the champion viii give an
exhibition Of fancy shots, at which
he IS said 70 excel all other cue
artists.
Greenleaf made a run Of 265 at
IL pocket billiards ia Stockton re-
Gently, this being the highest score
that has been recorded IN pocket
billiards.
There is no admission charge 70
The e&hibitiou and al who are in
terested will be welcome 10 watch
the champion perform.
Imperial Valley press., 1925-06-30
Father OF Local
Woman Is Dead

Her many friends in tlis city viii
be grierei ;o learn OF the loss sIls-
tanned 6v Mrs. T. L. Shaw. whose
father, Dr.. William Freeman, died
at Fullerton early Monday morn
ing. nt. Freeman. VINO was 80 wears
old, was unusually active and alert
for man lis age and remained SO
zap to the time ct MS death which
came suddenly. He had visited in
I'll Gcutro ON several occasions aAd
had property interests here Il enc
time.
Mrs. Shaw and son Paul left on
the train last night for Fullerton.
where they will remain until after
the funeral Besides Mrs. Shaw. Dr..
Freeman IS survived by three sons.
one in San Luis 0oispo. another IN
Ocean Pari, and a third in Montana.
No definite arrangements had been
made fer the funeral ND to last
night, bat Mrs Shaw expressed the
belief that il would not be held ua-
I'll her brother arrived from Mon
tana.
Imperial Valley press., 1925-06-30
POSTS
SURETY BOND

Les ANGELES. June 60 Ed
ward L. Dohcnv Sr.. millionaire oil
maguate of California. has posted
5000 surety bond with United
states Commissioner Raymond l..
Tarney to insure his presence in
Washington 10 answer a criminal in
dictmenr on file acants linn there.
The bond was given after United
States ATTORNEY :. ". McNab5 had
received a certified copy Of the in
dictmeut and issued . formal com
plaint agaiast Doheny.
The indictment charges alleged
conspiracy in connection with the
leasing Of the Elk Hills naval oil
reserves. The leases were nullified
hv Federal Judge Fau' !. Meteor
mick several DAYS after indictments
were returned against Bohenv and
former Secretary of the Interior Al
ierF T. E.ll
Imperial Valley press., 1925-06-30
Mondays Shake
Worst Since
1906
Nv Inl.cl Press Lcasea Wire


SAN FRANCISCO, june 80.
The earthquake which laid
Santa Barbara low yesterday
MAS th" most severe tomt.or IN
this state since tie San Francis
60 earthquake and fire i'm 1906.
Although many shocks have
been reported in tie state dur
ing the past decade, no serious
Loss of life or property las re-
suited.
The heaviest auaIos have oe-
crrged In Southern California.
E,met Was damaged bv 20 quake
II 1q1S. riverside was shaken
October +. 1928. The
month IT. Cau.ro. C@'eNico ard
other Imperial Valley towns
were shaken.
OiHer f.agr shocks were re-
ported ia Imperja. Valley Jmn.
any t. 8, 1924: Los Angeles
january 3. 1924 Eareka, Jauu-
AIRY @. 1921; San Francisco.
Stockton aad Monterey july Is,
l924.
Tie largest disturbance dur
ing the decade was the eruption
q Mount IMsSeu November 9.
1923. when the whole mountain
shook for three hours.
Imperial Valley press., 1925-06-30
Final Decree Of
Divorce is Given
After Nine Years


Nine years after having been
granted an iutellocutory decree Of
divorce from Gus e. Frgmbun.
Ea-h =. Trambnll was given 4 final
decree in tie superior court tins
morning ly Jalge Cole. The final
decree WIS granted ON tile grounds
of wi!sul desertiol and w.!fal ne
glcrt.
In addition 10 the divorce. the
PLAINTIFF is granted the custody Of
Ellen Irene TrumbalI, a minor.
The interlocutory decree was
signed by Judge Cole on June >,
1916, at which time r. .. McPhcrriu
appeared for the plaintiff.
Imperial Valley press., 1925-06-30
PERSONALS

II. \. Sk'nner and family Of
635 Orange Ave. are leaving tomor-
row for Los Angeles where Mr.. Skin
her intends to go to summer school
and later take Il trip north. returnr
ing here next fall.
Mrs. Il. Stafford employed by
KingJoanson Co. is leaving this
week end for coast points, returning
about the middle of Septcmber.
W. NJ. Belford of Imperial who
was operated on yesterday at the
RI Centre hospital is reported 10 be
getting along nicely today.
One difference between hugging
and dancing is it is too hot TO dance
much now.
Imperial Valley press., 1925-06-30
SHEPHERD FULLY
EX0NERATED BY
THE, GRAND JURY
ny United Press Leased Wire

CHICAGO, June William D.
Shepherd acquitted by jury of the
charge that he murdered Billy Nc
Cnntock. probably viii take no ac-
tion against the persons responsible
for the trial, Shepherds attorney
told the United Press today.
I've have grounds for libel and
SANDER suits against that gang
William Scott Stewart. chief coun-
sci for Shepherd, declared But
since Mr. Shepherd has been exon
Grated by the highest authority in
the land-a jury of II men-weH
probably let it go at that.
"Mr. Shepherd is virdicated -
Shepherd yesterday indicated he
might bring damage suits against
Judge Harry Olson, the man who in
stgated the McClintock investiga.
ton and others associated with him.
Imperial Valley press., 1925-06-30
THE WEATHER

LOS ANGELES AND VICINITY:
Fair moderately warm tonight and
Wednesday.
SOUTHERN CALIFORNIA;: Fair
tonight and Wednesday except
cloudy along the coast tonight and
in morninc. Mild temperature.
Imperial Valley press., 1925-06-30
Fighting Editor
OF Yuma Enjoys
MOrella Dam Trip

George W. Lynn, famous all over
the southwest as the " "fighting edi-
tor of Yuma. accompanied by his
wife and brothcr-in-law Judge j.
G. Murray were visitors in FL Cen
tro TODAY, ON their return trip 10
Imperial Valley press., 1925-06-30
Sheriff Returns Home. -eH

Sheriff Returns Home. Sheriff
Charles L. Gillett. and Deputy Sher-
iff Corneilson. have returned from
Riverside county, 10 await trial on
a charge of killing John J. Hag-
er. the case having been transferred
from Imperial TO Riverside county.
The sheriff stated there was no
trouble on the "trip and that
Singh evidently enjoyed the oppor-
tunity 10 get out IN the open air
again.
Imperial Valley press., 1925-06-30
Parisienne Beauty Shoppe. 127
North 5th. Phone 7S3. adv
Meet lie at Steve s.

Meet lie at Steve's. adv
johnson Change Position Kim
johnson. for several wears past val
ley representative for Haas Emuch
Company, wholesale grocers. has re
signed his position effective July !.
and hereafter viii represent the
Magnus Fruit Products Company Of
San Francisco. manufacturers Of
soda fountain supplies. He "
nave charge Of the company's terri
tory between san Diego and El Paso
Following a'yisit to san Francisco.
where they VIII inspect the com
pany ; plant. MIR. and Mrs. johnson
WI make their home IN Phoenix,
from which point he wiz cover his
territory.
Imperial Valley press., 1925-06-30
PeoDIc elept Out

TTcort for thc Temporary i.l1m'-
nation established Lv worker In
-he heart of the citv. Santa Barbara
lay tatlel in complete darkness
IT the hour when the rev quake
strrrk. Clouds cbscured tie Ky.
"lrauga the residential sec
lions. ,a block after block could bc
d.se-rge1 thc whistle forms If pco-
pie. sleeping on lawns. or under
hastily constructed sleltss and
tents, w.ry of just such and event
uaiitv.
Precautions taken bv the people
If Santa Barbara following Mon
DAYS disaster undoubtedly prnvort-
eG further Joss OF life.
There had been q general move 20
quit the civ in the afternoon. hut
darkness fell early, curbing the
exodus.
Following the new tremblor early
today. this exodus was resumed.
Many families did not wait for day
break bur started opt along the
roads. CARRYING clothing and house
bold 15o1s 81 wfh them.
Thrv left behind c.tv IN which
the devastation had scattered tray
cdv, pathos and hruor iHdisorimi-
Latclv among the ruins.
There was tho inevitable "oarth-
quake ba6T, born 10 Mra. Chris
tcna Rodriguez in 81. Francis Hos
pital while the building trcmbied
"a the grp of Moday's quake.
Mother and son were removed in
safety 70 tie Santa Barbara Cottage
hospital
Ruth Clarke, 2 nurse al the hes
pital where the baby was born, was
not 50 fortunate. A balustrade
gave way while she was decending
a flight Of stairs and She was pitch
cd through a window to the court
yard below Miss Clarke Is not ex-
pected to live.
Imperial Valley press., 1925-06-30

City Closing Books.-With the
close Of business tonight. comes the
end IF tIe city $ fiscal wear, accord
ing TO Jimmy Schofield. city clerk,
and lie is preparing to celebrate
:. New Year 5 Ear' tomorrow, by
keeping busy on the books, halanc-
ing them up FOR the past year. The
budget for the new year w;'l not be
completed until Angus, SchofieId
said.
Imperial Valley press., 1925-06-30

man $ job and this is The laundry
whore We launder clothes right.
Rough Cry only q few cents 2
pound.
Imperial Valley press., 1925-06-30
7 Pay Cash f-r used cars. G. II.
EylycSter. G5G Main St. adv
Brav,sy Contributes Prisoners

IL1N-5y OOLI-4Dusa I-ISUITL--
Three prisoners were received at
the county Jail recently from Brav-
ley. to serve sentence imposed Inv
Judge Griffin, Tor mis1-meaaoTs. +.
Swarez Is 10 serve 80 days fer hay
ing stolen goods in his possession.
Manuel Valdez drew three months,
Tor petty larceny, and on q similar
charge y. Garcia was given two
months sentence.
Imperial Valley press., 1925-06-30
D. us Beauty ParIor. Phone 90.


Reckless Driver III Jail. Gour-
zaieZ. arrested in CaleXico for reck-
less driving, was received ut the
county jail Monday to serve a SEN
tence Of 60 days imposed BY Judge
Narkey. The court originally assess
ed a fine of So against Courzelez.
and because Of lis inability to pay
the fine tie alternative jail sen
tenee was imposed.
Ho.el Barbara Worth club break
last 25c up. Special chicken, turkey
and steak dinners 800. Table de
.0ta dinner sL0O. Seventh street
t5tTanee direct into dining room. al
Quick courier Gssv=oe, Coolest
place III town. New Oregon. adv
4 Mistake Corrected. - through
an unfortunate error, the Friday is
sue Of the Press carried a story to
she effect that tr.aCr;co Palacio,
mayor OF Mex ali. had obtained q
divorce from Lea9r Nareio Palacio
when it should have read ,he re
verse. tlaa is. lirs. Palacio was
given the decree. - Following the
filing of the original complaint b.
Mavor Pajsrio. ris wife filed q
cross complaint. and it was on th:.
latter action that IL. decree was
granted.
Imperial Valley press., 1925-06-30

Good Eats and smokes at Steve's
excellent dining room service ad.