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Imperial Valley press., 1926-06-28
PERSONALS

Mr. and Mrs. Lester ". Oyerhol-
>.r returned )ast ni@lt from Po-
mona where they spent thc past two
weeks. Their daughtcr Miss Patsy
Oyerholscr, remained III Pomona
whore She plans to spend the sum
mrc with her grandparents.
Mr.. and Mrs. Floyd Dillon return
od from Laguua this morning,
where Dillon has been assisting in
the boy scout caap. Mrs. Dillon
with her mother and small sen has
been camping there.
Miss Eva Horton has left FL CEN
fro to spend the summer months in
san Diego.
The Misses Helen Peavey. Marg-
arct Hall and Olivia Jacobs of
HrHW}cy visited friends in FL Cen
,.o yesterday afternoon.
Mr.. and Mrs. Hugh Osborne and
ou William spent the Weekend in
heir mountain cottage.
Mr.. and Mrs. William Tondro and
family spcnt the Weekend AT their
summer home at Live Oaks.
Miss Mildred Records left Sat
aIday for san Diego where she viii
"t'eud simmer school.
Mrs. $. Q. Lingo, employc Of Var
new Brothers, is IN Los Angeles on
a,.ia,ss for the firm.
y. u. Hagaman, assistant general
freight and passenger agent for the
San Hic-o aAd Arizona railroad is
in III Ceutro on business.
d. c. Rhodes and Mossis N. Roth
born, both representatives of the
Automobile Club OF Southern Cali
forrja, are visiting in I'll Centre.
John L. Fox, Russell Miles and VI.
Faoeettc, all Of san Diego are in
III Centre On business.
Mss flora Taylor Of III Centre
entertained Miss Margaret Wilkes
Of HcJlands, and Miss Eleanor
Decker OF Los Angeles. at the Busi-
ness Girls cottage at ,Jacumba, over
the weck-end.
Mr. and Mrs. 7. II. Mitchell and
W, G. Reed spent the Weekend in
SAN Diego with Mrs. w. c. Reed
who is spending the summer there.
Mr.. and Mrs. II. NJ. Haskell Of
Long Beach are business visitors in
the valley.
Imperial Valley press., 1926-06-28
Spindle Top Well
Is In Gas Zone

With quantities of inf1ammablc
gas present, drilling on the Spindle
Top wrll is proceeding below the
depth OF 2iGj feet ~ the formation
of conglomcratc intcrstratificd with
brown shalc. Tic bore mas been
penetrating this gas zone for the
past 30 feet or more and apparently
the volume is increasing with dcpth
Officials of the concern, which is
conducting this unique search for
oil and gas in the region north of
the Salton Sea. declare that this
field is now definitely proven as an
oil and gas bearing area and upon
indications and geological conditions
developed hy the test, assert that
discovery Of commercial amounts of
these products should attend the
drilling of additional depth to the
well, according to the public state
ment ISSUED on June 26.
The operations are with use of
"cablc TOOLS 81, inch casing is
being lowered as the work proceeds
and information is to the effect
that this string of pipe is to be
ccmentcd near the depth of 2G00
feet for water exclusion, after
which il is proposed to continue
with q. inch appliances.
AS this is the only active eXplora-
tion in the southeastern section of
the state, much interest is displayed
toward the work while developments
are being closely checked.
Imperial Valley press., 1926-06-28
Melon Season Is
Nearing It's End

WIZ tAo end ot fine season dofin-
jteiv II View, fair SHIPMENTS con-
t'u.a to ra', Orc Aau1trd and
,h'v tno yaeln"3s Of cautalouuos
won't a.t ve~trJav. bringing the
~e#-o.''s tntal ta 1915. rs comnar-
n with 1lo7t shipped to.dotc last
#rar m"l 1920 ta the same do+c
'H 1929 Owe hwjgol and eighty
'o"r o.@ were ordered for tadr '-
'oaline
Shiaaine point inform~ t.-
eHn1"v eivoe t1c ro~, ..or
anatrre. at1l0.l..H. .o'mnm 50.
"A, w..tbe- c'ouly- 1c-
vnn1 '~, a'.at weak, very
@.v Eer'ods T. o.. b. cash
n1a~l rs @1-1.l5. standard
.r~ hurv'.0H a-9s few I2s 7O-
s'.. u9st'r To---,; lis fo-G-c most
n arur"1 6-e Most shipments roll
N.w Na.ll rarort1 oIoar, s. Cali
fa'ria a~rivol supplies heavy. de-
nnl moderate, market fj7r}v
~.oa1v. P~ieos aro mostly $2.2I-350
o0 staodar3 "5--s; jumbo flats g.
'23 nost', "n-.l
Nhi.ero also ron0rtcl clear, sup
u..na mo3aratc 1emmj moderate
o.5 o arr' about >'nr.lv. Imrar-
..I Whr "6.i5s &".T5-l: etanlarl
"f.1s &2.2-. nonv 45--4s e. .25-10;
fIat. lbs %l215o; jumbo aG-l5s
ta"G-.o.
Frhrr s.yon c.rs Of wg'crmalons
Iu'hd. hrmejn~ tIa seasons S total
IS 2-to, uitf 'oS ordered in for to-
day IS loading,
Imperial Valley press., 1926-06-28
Cattle Market

Cattle 1900; slow, few cqrlv saloe
arora stcHd Common steers 5000
m6.75 inrlplinG three loads Mcxi-
Cow rmpcrialS, no strictly good steers
offered. ScvCral loads held above
81 20; load S34-hcifcrs $6.35; two
loads 1oOolh. COWS 1875. commons
down ia &4.27; canners and cptters
@2,00M&.75: bolognaS balls $4,95m
800, beef mn to $3.50.
Calvcs-G00; active, ooncrallv
steady. Three loads 190-225-lb.
vealcrs S11.75Gl19.5o; load Ari2onas
&10.50; COMMON kinds and heavios
down to 5000.
Hogs 500; moderately active,
generally ~ To 15c highcr, Ton AMI
bulk 165-1S5-h. butchers &l7o0; scv-
oral lots trucked in offc"inos around
$3.50; packing sovs l200@l2on.
sheep 700; offcrin"s mostly
owcs, s'rong 70 '5c higher Three
decks choice 190-lh. ewes @6.75 with
Toe cut at @5.75; si2cohla lot l40-lb.
wei"hts So so; small lot mcdium
lambs $1,000.
Imperial Valley press., 1926-06-28
PAGE THREH
What Quarantine
Regulations Have
Done For State

SACRAMENTO, Calf, June 2S-
Quarantine regulations enforced by
thc California department Of agri-
culture i'm cooperation with other ag-
rjcu.JuraI a~cncjes have demonstrate
Cd clearly their value to the agri-
culture Of the country They have
rendered possible th" eradication Of
the TaXas fever tel, in California.
The d'>nosc for which these ticks
are rcspousiHl" if allowed to spread
among cattjc i'm the statc would cur
tai' tic meat and milk supply to
.Uch au cvfrut as to rcrdcr these
i',dr-tricS cHt're3r uuprofit&blc and
would iu the beginning at least be
tro cause Of the death o. large
pcrceutag" cf cattle of all classes.
Oaaau.nc regulations also make
f. ras.ib'a to remove foot and mouth
Cica." from the state I'm a record
,iua. everything being considered.
i Has removed I'm California in
les. faa, $40 wears.
Caarau.tac Las made II possible
.n heap the Il &'@aasn popularity known
aa ~ea' in sheep under control and
go reduce Fhc commercial loss caused
by t1i~ disease IA comparatively
Insignificant figure. sheep badly
affected With this disease viii be
ecme cmaciated AVID lose the great
or amomt of their wool. and even
die = 9utroatc3.
Otbor infectious 3isoases Of ami
;IalS of . destructive type are like
wise kent under control bv modern
livestock disease control methods.
Imperial Valley press., 1926-06-28

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tween these strong men of the
north.
The Norge is still at Teller It
probably will be brought out by the
first boat of the year which puts
in there, but what will become of
it is uncertain. Possibly it may
be broken up for souvenirs. The cx-
petition cost about 100000 and
the dirigible, having served It's
primary purpose, might thus help to
pay for the expensive trip it took.
But whether the world claims the
Norge for souvenir, the crew had
diplomas for polar flying, earned
in the school of experience, which
came from the fabric Of the Norge
itself.
These were bits of the covering
of the big craft, torn from the ship
at Teller. On the were autographed
the names Of lG daring explorers.
Imperial Valley press., 1926-06-28
Army Fighting
a Forest Fire
ny United Press Leoses Wire

NrSANNILLE, Calf, june 2S.-
AUprehcn~ive that change in wind
might bring renewed danger Susan
willie hoUScholdcrs today remained
at thcir posts along Che friuges Of
Il forest fire which Sunday threat
rnod destruction to the entire town.
After full day Of frantic labor,
more than 1QGO men who rushed to
battle the flames were aided list
night bv shift in wind which push
ed the fire back into the torestcd
area west of Susanvillc.
Imperial Valley press., 1926-06-28

escape fiv" weeks later. She likri.-
e her experience t. that Of the
Biblical Daniel, who was thrown in
s,hc liou 5 Gea brt escaped uuhurt.
and Other ProtcrJial pcrsera&cs who
figured in miraculous cscHpcs from
Gangpr.
Tho same God fat saved Daniel
from death in the lion 5 den saved
me from my captorS in M.@,.a, -
=; ID tha roVjEaIist.
F,l Centre Experienced supposed
discovery Of Aimee Scmplo Nc
Phcrsop on June II, according to a
story told By Chief Oswalt of the
police department TODAY, who stat
cd he had not given the informa-
ton out mt the time, not wishing
to sec FL Centre placed in the
catcgorv Of the many cities which
reported finding the lost evangelist
previous TO her temperance at
Douglas last week.
According to the chief. women
picked up ON Main street on the
night Of June II. while cudcavor-
ing to catch a ride out of the valley,
greatly rosomhlod the missing evan
golist. Oswal+ questioned her and
WAS not at all satisfied with the
story which she told. She waS well
supplied with money and could not
give reasonable cXplauation for
seoRing ride from passersbv.
The chief at first suspected she
was a drug paddlcr. Upon taking
her to the police station her roseu-
blancc to Mrs. Mcpherson wos not
ed, other members of the depart
mcut commenting upon this fact to
the clief. >EXrept for the fqct that
the woman had let black hair,
whereas Mrs, Mcpherson 5 hair is
chestnut, the resemblance was strjk-
ing enough to keep the chief guess
inc for several hours.
During this time the Womau was
allowed TO remain at q loeol hotel
a"d when O<wlIt hpcann satisfied
that she was NOT Mrs. McPhe~s1n.
She was permitted TO leave the citv.
eff the woman had chestnut hair
instead of black. she would have
had difficulty convincing us that
she was not the missing evango-
list " the chief s1il. "Tho bows had
visions of snlitt,u@ the @25.oo0 re
ward offered for Mrs. McNhorson
ard it WAS with considerable re
gret that we decided the woman
was not the much sought for evan
gclist -
Imperial Valley press., 1926-06-28
Yel'noster After
Hunting Laure's

COLUSA Calf. June ce-Thir-
teen wear old Henry Pratt Of Colusa
is after some Of the IaureIs won by
such crack hunters aud marksmen
as Daniel Boone and Davy Crockett.
Several men started out recently
in an automobile for coyotes which
had been destroying yoang live
stock. When the ear broke down
Pratt took up the hunt on horseback
and bagged three of the animals.
He will ge- $45 bounty from the
county. clrrk's 5 office
Imperial Valley press., 1926-06-28
Ladies Were Greeted

j \ delegation Of women met a."
visitors at the doors If the hatG
iaud cyt.uded tham a sincere well
Iemo that prahibitcd anything like
! formality. Tie commit ee feels
+ deeply indebted to them.
As n p"Wspa papagMan. one could
not help lat feel proud of visitors.
They were cmugcHial and friendly,
.t witanut suy Of the bois.erous
rcss that OTTER claracicrilcs =
r. wd Of convention fali>. They
/ ta'r~p.iatcd the hospitality extended
them and without amy doubt impr
rial Va'Iov has eqiuod lualredS o.
sound friends in all paris = the
country.
The splendid spirit of coorcratioa
ia-woe' the valley cities j. aaothnl
4Jioatieu Of shat cnn lc aeeaw-
rli~had lc~e WITH thp aff,rnt com
ani,l le, paltiag taget her. CaleNito,
itravHrv, Holtvlle, Imperial, Cali
pa,-ia aH3 the o7her towns were all
fa."otte1. L vas "Imporial Val
10y that one heard The Calipatria
#o4,mor'1a.j and BraHler folks he'd
% get ur r:tior c"rlv in or5n9 t1
hc dpwa mt tAo >t.tti.u. oa time. rut
ff.oy Wcra tier, i" full fslrn. N@u.-
others cane down from tnr hills t4
oijeg to Lo "o hapd with thnir r..-
to provide transportation for tb.
1:ll,v'S guests.
The best indication that the vis-
ttors v.aro '.sn'l " ON the valley was
the remark often Heard IN the hotel
iobbios rs the editors ''tal}cd
shop. - that Imperial Nal}cv is the
ONLY western "wbitc spot" shown
en- the prosperity map published by
the United States chamber Of com
E,,co .ur JuD. Many of hem had
aot'1 this fact "Hd cunmtutcd on it,
as they cave their ideas on the
country they wre -.niug.
It is Hot the intention to over
,cNE on" m@n among the visitors,
VIII" played a'I Important parg in thy
wa"iu4's affairs. He is II. C..
t'otaling, cyeoutive secretary Of tine
\. r. A., of ~. Paul 'Iiancsota. He
Il WAS who gave cut news CT the
r"ltv 10 VALLEY uoNspau-r"gu, sup
n'led thom with a }..t of the d,,a.
cation and did ai' that ha could to
a-'p them look up old friends. 4
former gro0~ of =. 9. Noryusnu, ho
end The Cajip#fria editor caioved
reunion and the "Do y1u rcmem-
bor>' flew tiirt end fest.
n is safe tn s"" that the editors
viii moi ,ooH forget Imperial Nal-
'rT, and '- is o.na'lr certain that
Imoerial Valley viii not forget Them
f'e:r visit Aerr ras naturally eojov-
ah'r and Vie op'# rc4r,t felt bv tha
hosts IS tb"t th.ir visitors could uo,
"onajE h,ta longer. and un given "a
better eho're t' see cVecr l"~t OF
imp.rial NaIor.
Imperial Valley press., 1926-06-28
State Nurses in
Coast Convention
by United Press Leased wire

LONG BEACU, CaIif., juno y. =
More than 600 delegates of thee
state nursing associations attended
the opening session of their annual
convention here today.
The organizations represented at
the meeting are the state nurses
association, public health nurses as
sociation and state league of nurs-
ing education.
Miss S. Gotca Dozer, president OF
the state nurses association, prcsid-
cd at the opening meeting.
The conclavc will continue until
Friday, when the nurses will enjoy
AN excursion to Catalina.
Imperial Valley press., 1926-06-28
TWO ARRESTED FOR TIE
AXE KILLING or FOUF
by United Press Leased Wire

TAMPA, Flt., June 2S.-Two mcN
Wcrc arrested today b. police in
connection with the dcths of four
members of tho Rowell fmiN who
were found. with their beads crush
ed bv on axe carly today. The
names of tc mon, one white and
the other colorcd, were withhold by
police.
Imperial Valley press., 1926-06-28

! Tle5i'nt Of tno E4tirnal. E1ltor' i
. 30 saurls,I I,1, wa. 1he ,auI.l o-
group Of paI.ish"rs who were pno-
! 5tDmaplcj repeatedly BY Visitors 3ud
I."3I residents. I.o h.s uagjou1i
reputation in uaH>orlar circles, h@G-
ing won lag"r lowing euu two years
ego, offered by the y r. \. for
perfection Of bis editorial page and
three y-"i4 ago he was n"Hrdcd the
] cash igiI. for tUc best editorial
rrjtto taat va>r r,r eput y
wcell..
Liked The W2ter,0a,on
With tie Ei-jtoa~ on their way to
.an I,cgo. J. j.. i'ov.as chairman
. "f The general committee, espresso [
! bis t'onas +, aii who had a.dal ia
rr;E'nm aHH ,a."r'@'#llg tie aG:-
tons. ' particular ta cnmm u..j
'.r work e ,loaHv 'ah"rt~ uHn
tas A.r". .lc"o .ad oyotr,u..a, got
tug ~. .at 81. visitors end seeing
rJ they worc taken earc ~. ~o
intent was johnny m his iab ti4.
lie was left aboard when tle trail.
,u.lod cut auI was carried to SroIuE
.Ic sad It r~a- worth thc trip ont
.a.rc 20 see a.. a.av t.e n.w>Fapce-
faa.r a'r~ @hl. NJ .aca tanIr 95t..#
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r.a,.'o G-wa}. aud Is mor. a3
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5. .aaa ~ far n@.-". fer ,a. a<r..-
lent #.- = w2i.1 they handed the
.r@r.#. a.4n9trh cf ttr Visitors.
a1a #t Hitcu It 49,. t.ae
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e,t ~. ~Ae eapaiu aad his
-j,o -. .tr .s.." oae.'> - Mrs
y. r. (. sew Gsr hr.. a...- n the
'a.}sa worth hotel aal ,.or "a.
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a' lrvtu- ta oat r:aeae@ t.a any
traffic vi..a..oa.
'Ja.. vlaH We wla.d h@se done
+ @"lrat IT,. adic-' committee is =
deep ny ster., ~ai@ E"fy.n@. Thoy
ti~klv ua4n themselves acquainted
..th the visiting ladies and saw 10
+ Il t.at their wants we've Supplied.
Imperial Valley press., 1926-06-28
WOODRUFF NOT TO GO
BEFORE THE SENATE
ny United Press Leased Wire

HARRISBURG, Pa, June 2S. -
Attorney General G. w. Woodruff
today denied that he had ever been
subpornaed to appear before the
primary investigating committee in
Washington.
Imperial Valley press., 1926-06-28
REWARD HAS EXPIRED

Los ANGELES. June 28.-Tho
reward offered by Mrs. Minnie Ken
nedy for the discovery alive of her
evangelist dauohter, Aimee Scmple
Mcpherson, viii not he paid.
The offered expired on June 10,
one week after the report Of Mrs
Mcpherson : discovery in Edmon.
ton, Canada, which proved a ease
Of mistaken identity.
" Nothcr' Kennedy. at the timc
of the report from Edmonton. an
nounccd the reward would stand for
another week. II was cancelled on
Jun" -, and never renewed.
Hundreds Of photographs of Kid
uap'rs, thieves and other criminals
were taken to AugcluS temple by
police today in the hone that Mrs.
Mcpherson might hc able to ilcnt-
jfv "GvpSv Rose. - 'Stcvc,' and
the other unnamed abductor.
The photos of many foreign Grim
mails were in the Grom submitted to
the evangelist on the theory that her
kidnarcrs might have followed her
from Europe after her recent visit
to the Holy L9nd.
P. o. to Investigate
Police investigators at the samo
time turned over to postal authori-
ties the envelope used by "thc
avengers in their last demand for
ransom for MrS. Mcpherson : safe
return.
The envelope bore the stamp Of
the FL Paso-Los Angeles railway
post office number 3. It had been
mailed on June Is, apparently
aboard a train.
Herman Cline, chief of detectives
announced he had abandoned all
search for Kenneth G. OrmiSton,
former radio operator at Angelns
temple. who came to Los Angeles
shortly after Mrs. Mcpherson dis
appeared and offered his coopcra-
tion in solving ;hc mystery.
Ormiston dropped from sight day
later and authorities lave since
been unable to communicate with
him.
Keyes Investigates
District Attorney Asa Ncv"S took
NJ tie investigation today of Mrs.
Mcpherson 5 kidnapping story tie
announced that the probe would pro
coed on the theory her story was 0u-
thcntic, and an international search
for the asserted ahductorS was er.
ganizcd
Investigators claim to have in
formation that the two men aad the
woman known MS Rose - described
hv the evangelist rs her kidnapers
had been lettering about the Temple
for several weeks prior to Mrs. Nc
PhcrSon 5 disappearance.
An effort to locate the merchants
who sold the clothing worn by the
evangelist when she staggered into
Aqua Prieta last Wednesday was
made also. If this information is
obtained, authorities believe it may
lead to the identity of the three per
sons Mrs. Mcpherson described a
hcr abductors.
''Thc entire world needs religion,
said the evangelist. What they
PARTICULARLY need is more of the
good old fashioned teachings Of the
tundamcntal lists.
"On my recent trip to Europe and
Palestine ! noted the first signs Of
u great religious awakening. !.
hope I can rekindlc these shoulders
ing fires and spread the -Four
Square Gospel all over the carlh,
Addresses $4,000
Mrs. Mcpherson addressed moro
than $4,000 followers in two rclig
iOus services Sunday. Many thou
sands, unable to find seats in the
temple, were turned away
Radio fans within a radius Of
many miles listened in on the ser
mons.
The evangelist rctold her tale Of
kidnapping by bandits, and thrilling
Imperial Valley press., 1926-06-28
ee Delozier Reynolds for bes.
les on your used furniture. 6tf

IcCabe Women to Meet-"Froz-
Desserts will be the subject at
arm home department meeting at
Fabe Friday. The meeting will
Yenc at 1890 at the home of
!. George Austin. Miss Orpha
Miller will be in charge. A po4
K luncheon will be served at 10
Jock noon. The hour of meeting
1880 sharp, and everyone is urg-
Ito be there ON time.
Imperial Valley press., 1926-06-28
AIMEE SAYS THEY
WILL BE- CAUGHT
Continued from Page i

I'D ot,ee aides, viii map out an
Itinerary and complete other ar
langcments for the tour
Imperial Valley press., 1926-06-28

1or Sale CT ~ent-Pianos. De-
er Reynolds Furniture Co. 6tt
inal Divorce Granted. A decree
final divorce was filed today in
superior court in behalf of Leila
bnna Preston from Dclbcrt f..
Iston The former was represent
lby Attorney Elmer Head. An
Nrlocutorv decree was entered ON
.e Is, 1925.
Imperial Valley press., 1926-06-28

CLAYTON & Stevens. adv
burglary Reported.-Mrs. Fay
dwell, residing at 470 Olive
get, reported to the police that
home was entered Saturday
Dat between s and II o'clock.
! thief obtained a lady's white
4 Swiss wrist watch and small
4 of money. Entry to the house
obtained while the inmates
Ie absent.
Imperial Valley press., 1926-06-28

Picacho Constable Sworn In
lid NJ. DeLong, recently appoint
constable of Pieacl.o township,
/ sworn into office today Mt the
ntv clerk = Office, He will fill
the term which expires at the
of the year. The township has
u without constable for scvc-
months past.
Imperial Valley press., 1926-06-28

olice Court Cases.-F. Gamboa
Dortco SabantcZ were before
ige Hervey in the police court
J morning charged with petty
Ieny. The former was sent 20
for 90 DAYS and the latter was
ID $50. Violet Moreno, arrest
bn the east Side for delinquency,
! turned over to the county au-
rites for disposition as a delin-
mt juvenile. NJ. Romero, charg-
with drunkenness, was fined
Imperial Valley press., 1926-06-28
Polar Explorers
Part Company at
Seattle Tod y

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Imperial Valley press., 1926-06-28

pr. E. o. Carter, Dentist. Room
and 20, Davis Bldg. Phone 26O.
adv
Imperial Valley press., 1926-06-28

readuuarters for Club Lur cheons
ties and Banquets. Rarhar
rth Cafe. adv.
Imperial Valley press., 1926-06-28

Arrested for Glendale -Franhd
Indlebowcr, wanted by the Glen
G police, was arrested by the
riffs office Saturday and is
= at the county Jail awaiting the
ival Of an officer from Glendale.
tording TO the information re-
Ied in this city Shindlebower is
Ited in the coast city for alleged
conduct with children.
Imperial Valley press., 1926-06-28

'egion Meeting Tonight.-Thc
.llar bi-monthly meeting Of
zee Atcn Post, American lie
b. will be held tonight at the
ion room in the courthouse. \
imcr schedule will be adopted at
meeting, and preliminary ar
semcnts will be made for repre-
alton mt the col\ -ention of the
e department, scheduled for
.ust in Susanville.
Imperial Valley press., 1926-06-28
NEWS BRIEFS
FROM City and County

Dr.. J. T. Foncannon, D. o. Room
Davis Bldg. Strictly Osteopathic
adv
Court Hearings Continued
lliam Lawrence and Edward
berg, charged with forgery, were
FORE Judge Cole in the superior
Irt this morning for plea. The
irt continued the case until July
rt the. request of attorneys for
defense. Vicente Supia, con
Ted Of burglary, applied for pro-
lion and the court continued the
ring until July 9.
pr, A. 3. Hanson, Dentist. TX
htiUn specialist. Davis Bldg.
tninss by appointment. Phone
\. adv
Imperial Valley press., 1926-06-28

lr. Harry Findley, specialist in
Eases of eve, ear nose and
bat. 32-34 Davis Bldg. Phone
adv
Imperial Valley press., 1926-06-28

lew Screen Doors and Windows
comfort and health. Get our
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Leaves Convent
To Get Married
Hy United Press Leased Wire

NEW BEDFORD, Mass, Oct. 2@,
A romance sealed in the heart
of girl behind the walls of a
Canadian nunnery for 25 years
will eliminate next month in the
marriage of an army sergeant and
Miss Anna Lebrun Of this city.
Miss Lcbrun was released from
her vows six months ago by a spe-
cial dispcnsation granted by the
rope. Before taking the vows at
the age of 16, she was the child
hood sweetheart of Frank Lcves-
cue, now 4S, and non-commisSioned
officer in the army stationed at
Fort Humphrey, Va.
During the time she was at the
convent in Montreal Miss Lebrun
once was permitted to come here to
attend the funeral of relative. On
this trip she saw Levesque. Tt was
their only meeting in all the 25
Years.
But upon her release, the romance
of youth burst forth again, and the
engagement of the army sergeant,
who, disappointed, had never mar,
ricd, and the former nun, soon fol
lowed.
The wedding is scheduled for next
month in Washington, d. G.