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Imperial Valley press., 1925-01-06
"MadOnna of the
Streets" Coming
To the Valley

Nazimova and Milton Sills, who
are the featured players in Edwin
Carcwe's - Madonna of the Streets -
which will be the First National
picture at the Valley theatcr ON
Wednesday night, are about as op-
posite in one respect as any two
stars who ever appeared together in
one picture. AS anyone who saw
"Thc Sea Hawk" will remember.
Milton Sills is one of the huskicst
stars on the screen. He stand 6
feet ] in his stocking feet and is
built accordingly. Nazimoya, by
way of contrast, is one of the small
est screen stars. She is not much
more than five feet.
Thomas Meighan s latest Para
mount starring picture, Tongues of
Flame" by Peter Clark Mactarlane,
will be shown for the last time to-
night at the Valley theatcr. Bessie
Love and Eileen Percy appear in
the east of the production which
was directed by Joseph Hcnabcry
who made Valentines "a saiGted
Devil.
Imperial Valley press., 1925-01-06
Dan Cupid Keeps
Officials on
hesJump e...,'.'I
Althoush the new vehr start

Although the new vehr start
ed off slowly at the ,coairt house.
as far as marriage licenses are
eoReermed, it, eaughks arSsNsith sa-
bang yesterday. when six IL
eenses were issued and marry
ing officials were, kept busy ty-
ing nuptial knots.
Two were issued yesterday
morning, which is not unusual,
bnt the excitement came dur
ing the afternoon, when one af-
ter another, four couples came in
for the necessary papers. As
soon as these were made out
the couples were escorted TO
Judge Cole S chambers, by one
of the deputies in the county
clerk s office, and the judge per-
formed the ceremony.
Several of the couples were
Mexicans, requiring the services
of Dick Cohen TO act as inter
prefer. An-old hand at the
marrying game, Dick predicts
that 1925 is going to eclipse lear
year for the number of mar.
riages. Asked how he knows,
Dick stuck his tongue in his
cheek aud looked wise.
Tho marriage license ru@h w"s
the cause of the deputies ir the
clerks office enjoving y candy
party later in the afternoon, the
candy being q gift Gom Judge
Cole. who is threatening all rec
ords as the marrving judge
Imperial Valley press., 1925-01-06
Young Ladies Glass
Enjoy Meeting at the
Home of MrS. Lingo

A number of splendid reports
were made ut the regular monthly
business meeting of the Loyal
Young Ladies Glass of the State
Street Christian Church which was
held last evening at the home of
the class sponsor, Mrs. S. o. Lingo
of 571 Vine street. The committees
giving the monthly reports included
the finance, visiting, social and en-
tertainment committees. During the
discussion that ensued plans were
consummated for party. which
will held at the home of Miss Jewel
Martin during next week.
Those present included the Miss
es Jqwel Martin. Ruby Bosworth,
Grace Beatty. Tissue Maxwell, AL
lene Reed, Morty Wade, Callibclle
Peters, Hannah Gretler and Rose
Kennedy.
Imperial Valley press., 1925-01-06
new CHEVROLETS
SHOWN HERE ARE
MUCH IMPROVED
Many Features Make 1925
Models Outstanding
Values

A new Chevrolet--more beautiful
in body lines, more roomy and com.
Portable, with host of new mocha
nical and body features-has been
announced this week by the Chew
rolet Motor company and is being
shown here by the Robertson Motor
Company, valley distributors for
the Chevrolet. The new ears come
III five Body types, the touring,
roadstcT coatlfsfy eonpe and sedan.
;gThere is hardly 4 faatnre of the
Chevrolet that is not new, imprQssd
Of redesigned. while most of these
features are of the type and quail
IVY characteristic of higher Dsicsl
ears.
.a The following outstanding fea,
TIRES are to be found on these new
cars:
All models have full stream-line
bodies, with refinements in design
which make them the most beau
tiful ears Chevrolet has ever pro-
duced
New improvements i'll the already
famous Chevrolet motor. such as
heavier crankshats with larger con
neSting rod bearing longer and
larger center main bearings, short
er intake manifold, bringing the
carburetor closer to the cylinders,
insuring better carburetion and
easier starting: rocker arms and
valves completely enclosed.
New Harrison radiator shell of
highly polishing, non-rusting air.
plane metal. New bodies roomicr.
New instrument board, with more
convenient and beautiful grouping
of instruments.
a. Improved Clutch
: The clutch has been changed
From Il cone type to perfected
single plate dry disc clutch. which
rtquires no lubrieation.
The rear axle is entirely new. In
Ehis construction, the differcntial
complete with the ring gear and
ijinion are mounted as an integral
BART of the third member in what
rs known as the differential carrier.
The new stamped, one-picce aXla
housing-knowusa She banjo type
lis similar in design 'eonstrue-
Ion to that. used on. She. most costly
ears. 'ET-'~
! The front axle has been greatly
strengthened and redesigned.
The springs are of the semiillip-
teal type. which are longer and
provide easy riding. The rear
springs are underslung to improve
roadabilitv. Alemite fittings insure
lubritation,( and by the use of
bronze bushings thi life of the
shacklc bolts is greatly heightened.
The new channel steel frame is
3s inches longer, is stronger and
has five sturdy cross members in
stead of four.
Many features which make for
comfort and convenience have been
incorporated in the new bodies. The
open bodies are roomicr; tho front
seat has been tilted back at the
top for more comfortable seating;
Imperial Valley press., 1925-01-06
IMPERIAL
Uy Press staff Correspondent

NS Pre>s Staff correspondent
IMPERIAL. Jan. 6-Mr. and Mrs.
Joe Cosby of FL Centre were the
dinner guests of Mr.. and Mrs. A. r.
Garry on Sunday. Is e..
Wanda johnson has returned erom
Calexico, where she has been spend
ing several days with friends. r.
Emmett Mayfield, who has been
i'll several days, returned TO his
work at the Union Oil station in
FL Centre, this morning.
Joe Potter, IN Imperial rancher,
has bought home at Seelev.
Mrs. Paul Jones. Mrs. J. F. Carl
son and Mrs. Walter Pool will en-
tertain the women 5 organizations of
the Community church. Thursday
at 2:30 at the home of Mrs. Jones
ON North + street. This will be
home missionary meeting and the
women will bring thimble and scis-
sors. They will be very glad TO
have visitors who are interested iii
this work, and who can tell them of
poor families who need help.
Mr.. and Mrs. c. F. Austin of
Brawley, were Visiting relatives here
Monday.
The Imperial alumni basketball
team will play the FL Centre junior
college team Tuesday night at the
Fl Centre gvnplasium.
Kenneth Hallawell of North j
street is having tho irtsr'.'- : his
house rcpaimtco.
Gone to Texas
Mrs. Lester Eichold has lcft for
Dallas, Texas, where she expects to
visit her mother ard sisters.
Miss Jessie Hollenbaugh, the do
nestle science teacher at the FL Cen
tro high school, spent the weekend
! at the home of the George Dam
rOns.
c. W. Allison and family returned
from Pomona Sunday.
! Miss Julia Bransby and Miss lone
Haseldinc left Saturday for Los An
geles, where they are attending
school.
: William Swindlc of Yucaipa is
: visiting in the valley. Mr.. Swindlc
! is an old resident of Imperial and
makes frequent trips here.
Imperial Valley press., 1925-01-06
u. c. T. Card Party
Il Pleasant Affdil

A very enjoyable evening was
spent last night by those who at
tended the card party at Knights
of Pythias Hall, given by members
of the United Commercial Travellers
and the Woman 5 Auxiliary of that
organization.
Five hundred was played, with
first prize f5f fife ladies going to
Mrs. FraEais Rice. first piize for
the men to c. T. Ogden and con
ISOLATION honors to Mrs. }. Z. Mich
OILS.
The presence of Mr.. and Mrs.
Joseph Cosby, who were recently
married was the occasion of much
felicitation and many eongratula-
tions.
Refreshments were served by the
auxiliary members.
Imperial Valley press., 1925-01-06
His Darker Self"
1s8tFSF ~ =. Ef.Y
Tonight at the
Tulane Thea ter

,''IIis Darker Self, = the feature
length comedy starring Lloyd Hame
ilton, which is now, bling shown
at the Tulane ..theater, ! represents
the first serious effort to bring
the blackfaee ant to the screen.
Never before has II been done III
featured length production.
In His Darker Self = Hamilton
is seen as Claude Sappington, an
amateur sleuth who changes his
color and mingles with the cOlored
gentry in order to catch Il murder
er. The supporting east includes
such well known players of both
stage and screen as: Tom Wilson,
Tom o 'Mallev, Lucille La Verne,
Irma Harrison, Edna May Sperl.
Sally Long, Warren Cook, Kate
Bruce and Charles Graham.
Imperial Valley press., 1925-01-06
Makes Autos Go 49 Miles
on One Gallon of Gas

SIOUX FALLS, S. Dak.-,Jamcs
A. May, Of go Lacotah Bldg, has
perfected an amazing new device
that cuts down gas consumption, re-
moves all carbon, prevents spark
plug trouble and ovcrhcating. Many
cars have made over 40 miles on "a
gallon. Any one can install it in
five minutes. Mr.. May wants
agents, and is offering to send one
free to one auto owner in each To-
cality. Write him today. adv
Imperial Valley press., 1925-01-06
Mrs. Ferris Hostess
at Bridge Party

Mrs. +. W. Ferris was hostess at
! charming bridge party yesterday
afternoon when she entertained the
members Of her club at her home
Lit 442 South Seventh street. Fol
lowing the bridge first prize was
given to Mrs. j. S. Jones for high
seore and to Mrs. f. J. Mack for
second high score, Mrs. ". c. Cos
tefiesFass,sed consolation favors-
Rs3~lees refreshmeats seneluded
the party. Guest present We're Mrs.
81. {. Costello, Mrs. B. l. Lemons,
the members included Mesdames +.
"A. Burger, J. S. Jones, E. J. Mack,
s. 7. Williams of Imperial, II. Ii.
Gary, and the hostess. E sty: :
Imperial Valley press., 1925-01-06
Stanley Smiths Entertain
Their Bridge Club

Mr.. and Mrs. Stanley S. Smith
entertained the members of their
bridge club at the usual fortnight
ly party at their home at 721 South
Sixth street last evening. The ev-
ening was spent pleasantly at
bridge and at the close of the
games Mrs. W. j. Meagher and DIR.
+. A. Burger received prizes for
the best score. Dainty refresh
ments were served later and Mrs.
Smith was assisted in serving by
Mrs. Harry c. Jones. The guests
present were DR.. and Mrs. X. G..
clemens, and the members included
Mr.. and Mrs. Harry {. Jones, Mr..
end Mrs. ". j. Meagher, DIR. and
Mrs. i. A. Burger, Mr.. and Mrs.
Frod Cross and the host and hostess
Imperial Valley press., 1925-01-06
Missionary Society
of Christian Church
Has Splendid Meeting

The missionary society of the
State Street Christian church held
an interesting meeting at the home
of Mrs. Duane Stafford at 57l Olive
street this afternoon. Mrs, Grady
Estes and Mrs. l.. IL. t-rossland hav-
ing charge of the program. The last
chapter of the study book, "China s
Real. Revolution was concluded,
and the meeting was closed by a
short talk given by Rev. c. Z. Fla
nagin who urged members of the
circle to assist in this week. S pro-
gram of visiting week, - which is
being observed at the First Baptist
church.
Imperial Valley press., 1925-01-06
EHtertoinS Friends
at Informal Dinner

Mrs. Kittie Mitchell entertained
Il group of her friends at pretty
dinner on Sunday evening at her
home on West Main street. Among
those present were Mr.. and Mrs.
Bradshaw and Mr.. and Mrs. Barley,
all of Yuma, Mrs. Bird Hobby, the
Misses Flora TAYLOR, May Purdy,
Messrs. Louis Mitchell, William
Mitchell, Roy Estes and Henry
Keys.
Imperial Valley press., 1925-01-06
Chicken Dinner Plan
of Pythian Sisters

A chicken and noodle dinner will
be served on Thursday at 6:30 p.
m. at the regular meeting of the
Ppthian Sisters, which will be held
in the Knights of Pythias hall. Mrs.
Elmer Leonard has charge of the
arrangements for the dinner. which
win be followed by initiation cere-
monies and the business meeting.
Imperial Valley press., 1925-01-06
Society, Clubs, Lodges,
Churches and Schools
Former Ell Centre Girl
WedS Quietly at Coast

Miss Miriam Davis of Long Beach
was quietly married ON New Year s
eve to George Cameron of Long
Beach, according to word just re
ceived. Miss Davis is the daugh-
ter of Mr.. and Mrs. J. L. Davis,
who were former residents of FL
Centre and were quite prominent in
social affairs during their residence
here. The young couple will make
their home in Long Beach.
Imperial Valley press., 1925-01-06
McCune Child Is
Badly Injured

Much regret is being expressed
todav over the news that little
Marjorie Me. .ure, fiv" year old
dauch 90 Of Ms. =. '. NeCun9 %
Santa Ana. uns ur owe Nv an
autonlobilo in th"f cifv re entity
and is in n hospital suffering from
con auesion Of the brain. A little
boy, playmate of Marjorie, who was
crossing the street with her st the
time of the accident, had his leg
broken in thc accident The little
girl S condition is said to be some
what improved, according to Latest
reports.
The McCunes lived hero for
ssveral years where -dr. McCunc
conducted a large furniture store,
moving here to enter the same bust
ness in Santa Ana. He met ira
gic death SONG months ago when
the fishing launch he was on was
wrecked at Newport Harbor Caus-
ing the drowning of several promin-
ent Santa Ana persons.
The giggling girl at the foolish
ago settles down later. 1t is all IL
Imperial Valley press., 1925-01-06

The information herein contained
is published in compliance with
Section 132a of the Bank Act of
the State of California.
state of California,
County of Imperial, SIS:
w. J.. Garrett, cashier, of the III
Centre branch of the Pacific South
west Trust & Savings Bank. being
duly sworn, SAYS he has personal
knowledge of the matters contained
in the foregoing statement and that
every allegation, statement, matter
and thing therein contained, is true
to the best of his knowledge and
belief.
w IL. GARRETT.
Subscribed and sworn to before
me this 9th day of January. 1925,
y. +. CHRISTIAN.
Notary Public in and for the said
County aud state.
Tho total deposits of the Pacific.
Southwest Trust d Savings Bank
including deposits of the II Cento
branch. on the above date amounted
to $l70430,G7s.se
(eLAL) et-
Imperial Valley press., 1925-01-06
Present Day Club to
Meet Friday Night

Members of the Present Day club
will be entertained at the home of
Mr.. and Mrs. A. NJ. Williams on
Friday evening at 1882 Brighton
avenue. Bridge will be the diversion
of the evening and delightful eve
ming is planned.
Imperial Valley press., 1925-01-06
INFORMED BY RADIO
OF PARENTS DEATH
By United Press Leased Wire

KANSAS CITY, Mo, Jan. 6,-In-
formed by radio that their parents
had been killed in :; grade crossing
crash, Il. G. and j. Il. Mosclcy. broth
crs, were cnroutc to Fort Worth,
Texas today after abandoning their
trip To Chicago last night on learn
ing Of the tragedy just after they
had boarded an castbouud trair.
Imperial Valley press., 1925-01-06
he sptsne coastruc,ed. in sthu seats

the spring constructed inrtkh seats
has been substantially improved;
the rear cushion seat has been low
cred atihe back a,tle tonncEu floor
board have been lowered and the
front section placed at an angle to
serve US footrest.
All bodies are finished in duco.
'eheyEo3et is; the lowest priced ear
ito iatrodaee ,dneo finish on alL its
standard body types.
thother innovation, particularly
in the low-priccd ficld is the fin.
ishing of all Chevrolet ears in beau.
tiful colors.
Imperial Valley press., 1925-01-06
EMINENT SCIENTISTS AND
PHYSICIANS REVEAL AMAZ
ING FACTS A.. Ut GLANDS.

DR.. Serge Voronoff, an interna-
tional authority on Organothcraphy
has said: "The brain, the nerves,
the muscles, as well as the liver,
the kidneys and a;r other organs
would be incapable of playing any
useful part without the aid of the
glands. The funetioning of our or
gans is no more than the activity
of our glands.
At recent modical convention in
Chicago, DR.. Roy Uuham, President
of the American Insi:tdtc of Home
opathy, stated that because of tho
intimate connection of the nervous
system with tho glands, many suf-
ferers from nervous disorders were
rceeiving remarkable benetits from
kglaii,lular treatment. Tie further
stated that this glandular treatment
Imperial Valley press., 1925-01-06
PHYSICIANS GLAND
EXPERIMENTS ASTOUND
SCIENTIFIC WORLD

Through New Scientific Discov-
cry the Vital Glands May Be As
sisted in Their Work of Supplying
the Energizing Glandular Secre-
tions Which Are So Necessary to
Vigorous Health.
Imperial Valley press., 1925-01-06
PACIFIC SOUTHWEST TRUST
SAVINGS BANK
OF Los Angeles. California

Tic total deposits received and
held by the FL Centre Branch of the
above mentioned bank at close of
business on the thirty first day of
December, 1924, amounted to:
Commercial Depart
Imperial Valley press., 1925-01-06

could be taken by mouth like anV
.otbeF medicine, and that an opera
'tionHis not necessary. 4
Dr.. Arnold Iorand says i'll his
book, "'OId Age Deferred - I'M
speaking of the glands: "We must
insist upon the reinforcement OF
their functions, if changed by age
or disease by means of extracts OBJ
tanned from the similar organs of
healthy young animals.
GlaANDULAR T r E ii Z M E nj
(GLANDOGEN) CAN NOW BE
TAKEN IN CONVENE N T
TABLET FORM.
Thousands of men and women are
now turning to glandular treatment
to help regain lost strength, vigor,,
vitality and health. Since science.
has prepared a gland treatment in
simple, compact tablet form---i
Glandogen--it is simple matter t8
take glanGular treatment. Glandof
gen is scientifically prepared iN
two different forms, one for mcH
and one for women, from the vitdl
glands of healthy young anintalS
combined with other efficacious in1
ygrcdierfts Sold by Clements, Drug
store. Mail orders accepted. adY
Imperial Valley press., 1925-01-06

Chambers, which appeared in parts
of Stanislaus county sometime ago
have been definitely checked and no
new cases reported.
Imperial Valley press., 1925-01-06
Thousands Of Men and Women
Now Take Glandogen to Help
Regain Normal Health,
Vigor end Strength

Wonders have been worked in the
rejuvenation of youth and vfgor by
glandular treatment In oiie of Cali.
fornia s State Institutions. This
L Scientific Magic 4 shasrbeep per.
formed BY The 'hsad 'physieiaha anil
surgeon who reports success in 90%
of .ioopfcasss tseatfN !. ~ q a
Probably the most remarkable I'M
stance is the case of 73-year old
.4nin who displayed tlfe athlttic
prowess of youth of twenty by
,nnn;ur n 50.vord ruce in Il seconds
Imperial Valley press., 1925-01-06
CARD OF THANKS

We wish TO thank our many
friends for the Kindness and sym.
pathy shown us in our bereavement
for the death Of our dear husband
and father.
(Sigped)
MRS. JENNIE MHNDEL
II ARRY MENDEL.
MAX MENDEL.
Imperial Valley press., 1925-01-06
WOMAN BORN IN H
GOLD RUSH DEAD
uy United Press Lcnsed Wire

SAN FRANCISCO, Jan. 6E-funq1
raj services for Mrs. Russell ]. Wiz
son. slaughter of James King of WiI-i
liam. one of the MOST famous char.i
ALTERS F6ffthe gold rush days, wil,
be held tomorrow. Mrs. Wilson died
yesterday after Il lingering Illness.
She was the widow of Russell J.
Wilson. famous pioneer lawyer. Shc
died aged "A.
Imperial Valley press., 1925-01-06

After due, dhougbt, we believe
we have eaten in that Gary, md.,,
cafe where the cook starved 10
death.
Imperial Valley press., 1925-01-06
JUNIOR CLASS TO
/ STAGE PLAY ON
JANUARY 23-24
BY LESLIE HOUSTON
High School Junior CoSege Reporter

The junior class OF the FL Centre
high school is going to stage 80
$50 2 KsH the tfdss pl;rv this year. :.
1t is three act play with Il east
of ten. It calls for some difficult
parts. which will be carried OUT by
students who are extremely capi
able.
The scenery and lighting effects
will give much credit to the play,
IS the high school is noted for its
unusual scenery and electrical
equipment, The play will be given
January % and II.
The manual arts department is
constructing a new school bus for
the McCabe district. 5. E. Allen
and his shop boys have been work
ing nearly three weeks, and it prob
ably will take another three weeks
TO finish it. The boys built Il bus
last year for the high school which
is showing its good qualities ovW
the others that were factory made.
The bus, now under construction,
will cost in the neighborhood of
$1,000 the others. which were fac
tory made, cost $4,000.
The school band is being reorgan-
lied under the supervision of Miss
Caroline L. Sehwab. The band
played for numerous football games,
and was very successful.
Floyd Farrar has been reappoint-
cd leader and the band will consist
of about II members.
Imperial Valley press., 1925-01-06

The giggling girl at the foolish
age settles down later. 1t is all u
triumph of mind over chatter.
The Connecticut labor news., 1925-01-31
DRIVE TO ORGANIZE CHICAGO DRESS TRADE STARTS WITH RUSH AT BIG MASS NEETING|
Printers Union to Furnish Information
 On Living Costs
By International Labor News Service.

By International Labor News Service.
 Indianapolis, Ind, Jan. 31.-In an eff fort to provide local unions with ac- curate information on business condi- tions and living costs, so as to keep wages on fair basis and afford in formative data for wage negotiations, James M. Lynch, president of the In- ternational Typographical Union, has announced from headquarters here the appointment of Thomas K. Lewis, formerly connected with the depart ment of labor of New York state, as chief statistician of the international union.
 MT. Lewis vii collate and digest statistical matter from governmental and financial agencies as to its bearing on the printing trade within the juris
 (Continued on Page Four.)
The Connecticut labor news., 1925-01-31
TRADE UNIONISM IS
 NECESSITY IN MODERN SOCIETY, LYNCH SAYS
By International Labor News Service.

By International Labor News Service.
 Indianapolis, Ind, Jan. 31.-Trade unionism has proved to be the prac- tical method of giving the individual voice in the protection of his own in terests, and Is not merely an ideal or working policy, but an absolute neces- sity in modern society says a statement issued by James M. Lynch, president of the International Typographical Union, from headquarters here.
 President Lynch was commenting on the general understanding and ap- preciation and progress of the trade union movement in America in connec- tion with the Typographical Unions campaign i'll spreading the gospel of trade unionism among the printers of the country. The head of the typos called attention to the fact that the physicians and surgeons of Washing ton, D. C., had formed a society closely adhering to the trade union idea and that they did not try to disguise the fact that the prime aid of their society was economic.
 Business men, professional men and workers have class interests which must be protected in the interest of orderly progress" resident Lynch said. "Benevov1ence is not to be trusted to prevent clashes of these sev- eral class interests. Each man must have voice in the matter and union ism has proved practical method for giving the individual a voice"