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The Washington times., 1926-07-19
WIFE
ANALYZED AT
CENTRAL

silken Shackies'' Il the story
Of an idle and restless wife who
likes to indulge in flirtations OF
the more or less innocent variety.
: 1t Is to be seen at the Central
today.
The companion offering ID q
genial affair called Buried
Treasure" In which the juvenile
members Of Our Gang were
seen in a characteristic Hal Roach
vahEcIe.
The Washington times., 1926-07-19
Onening Star

Colleen Moore has been chosen
as the star to occupy Jhe screen
in celebration Df the re.op9ning
OF CrandaIl's Metropolitan, on
July 81. ELLA Ctnders@ win be
the vehicle. 1t win be recalled
that Miss Moore was the Tivoli's
first star.
The Washington times., 1926-07-19
HERE'S ONE u. S. FILMS
CAN'T TOUCH

Even e Che strange genuses Of Hollywood had recrned
Variety" with suree movie title, such The Passion
Prneva Ashheap they could not have detrad from
splendid attributes Of the remarkable picture which everybody
mud and at Loew,sP Palace this
The Washington times., 1926-07-19
COMEDY IS KING OF
KEITH PROGRAM

d, bods Abe boards Keith's this week-comedy and
; ooIes and iced air eight acts programmed at Mr.
present yplca
"a saw that is thoroughly enJoyaDle
give The
The Washington times., 1926-07-19

Snapshots, Pathe neWsreel and
Prof. Thomas Gannon's orchestra,
which plays Jazz ever so much
better than Suppe overtures.-J. r.
The Washington times., 1926-07-19

fnv concerning the wishes Of she
soIriers on an iron ration to BIZ
carried ia their knapsack, bIotlgiis
responses declaring never mind
ire calories give US an iron ration
lighter in ounces.
The Washington times., 1926-07-19
BRITISH oLDlERs ASK
LIGHTER Iron RATION

LONDON, July Is. Galleries mean
nothing 10 the British Tommy.
a QUESTIONABLE sent out inq'iir.
Nogales international., 1926-12-12

twy, w. D. 26 Lots Anth. $40.
Nelson Pryor, 2 L. N. Lead
Crown & No. /.
Dan Dawson, 2 L. N. Mohawk
1 & 2.
B. H. Worthington, r. N. Spring
A. ]. Welty, L. N. Big Stick.
Gross & Bender, s l.. N. Amigo 6
A. to 4.
H. B. Thurber, L. N. RustIer.
Geo. D. Gross, 3 L. N. Little
Jim Copper Hid.
J. A. Allen-B. L.. Whitfield
Nogales international., 1926-12-12
SCHOOL TO CLOSE
FOR HOLIDAYS DEC 2s.

Nogales schools will close on the
afternoon Of December 2Srd for
the annual holiday vacation and
reopen on. Monday January Srd.
A number Of local teachers will
attend the state teachers meet
ing at Phoenix the latter part Of
the month.
Nogales international., 1926-12-12

Sat. L. So Cumming $1,000.
Johnson-Flake & Ellsworth,
L. N. Tip-top. Japan.
Buell. & Jones, L. N. Grapevine.
Buell. & Hanson, 2 l.. N. Mergt.
E. Dixie.
j. F. Johnson-S. E. Encinas,
C. S. Ford $3.50.
J. F. Johnson-Cia. Cont. M.
S. Ford 1854.
J. F. JOhnson-Fco. Madril, G.
s. Ford 1878.
J. F. Johnson-D. Amado, C.
Nogales international., 1926-12-12
TRANSACTIONS
AT
OFFICE OF
RECORDER

Cheshire Co.-Rene Block C.
S. Chevrolet, $778.
Shorty Holcomb-L. NJ, Mt.
Shasta.
J. A. Harrison VS.. Blaine Roark,
Jdg. Cancel Note and Mtg. $325O.
! w. A. O'Connor, Oath of Of
flee.
L. Sampson-M. R. Merrill, C.
M. Overland 1924.
Ysabel Andrade-C. Zapeda
Wd. Pt. L. 1&2-19-21-13 $1S5.
Jas. Anthony-Ventura An
thony D. L. 6 BIB Auth. $3.50.
Mercer Co.-C. w. Buchanan,
C. S. Buick 1923.
Mercer Co.-H. M. Ochoa, G..
S. Buick $1063.
! A. E. Aviles-Sou. Trust Co. C.
M. Dodge $3.50.
G. W. Harvey, 2 L. N. Adven-
ture Edna.
Mary Drum, ct al, L. N. Expect
alton.
First Nat. Bank-W. F. Bar
nett, Sat. Cattle $3.50.
Cheshire Cor. De Los Rios,
c. S. Ford $4S6.
Cheshire Co.-Thos Bayze, G.
S. Chevrolet $762.
Cheshire COB. M. Harris, G.
S. Buick $549.
W. E. Leek-Wm. Fessler, P. OF
A. Spl. Mines.
Mercer Col. A. Carter, G.
S. Buick $1848.
Cheshire Cop. B. Puchi, c.
S. Chevrolet 1898.
M. Anthony and wife-A. Bet
Nogales international., 1926-12-12
Page.Five

de Son, Ford $619.
]. F. Johnson-R. Byerle, c.
S. Ford TT. $1329.
J. F. Johnson-C. de Beaulieu,
C. S. Ford s245.
W. C..Motor Cor. Leyva, C.
S. Ford $464.
w. c. Motor Col. T. Grimes,
c. S. Dodge $425.
J. F. Johnson. R. Sorrels, c.
S. Ford $202.
H. S. Johnson. F. johnson,
B. of S Cash Reg. ETC., 075.
Nogales international., 1926-12-12

Tailor Made Shirts and ALL
Wool Lumber Jacks, at surprising
low prices. See or write to VIM.
(Rosy) Rosenburg, Tubac. Arixo-
ma (Adv.)
Imperial Valley press., 1926-12-13
10000 CIVIL WAR VETS
DIE DURING PAST YEAR

WASHINGTON. Dee 1l.-Thc
and the Grim Reaper keep looping
eff names from the federal pension
roll at an average of 10000 q year,
the annual report of the Commits
sioncr of Pensions filed with the
Interior department reveals.
The pensions paid out i'll 1928
were $9,306,000 less than III 1924,
the report shows. More than 10000
names were removed by death from
the Civil War soldier list and H.
800 from the roll of Civil War wild
ows. These losses, however, were
offset by Il gain of 20.4S0 to the
Spanish War soldier roll and 2400
to the list of Spanish War widows.
Pension rolls at the end of the
fiscal year contained 106.709 Civ;I
War soldiers, 226,650 Civil War wild
ows, l22,lS2 Spanish war veterans
and POSI- Spanish war widows.
There are nine Mexican war vet
Grams still on the pension rolls and
20 widows, whose husbands served
in the War of 1912.
Total distribution of pensions
since 1880. when the bureau was cs-
tabIiShcd reached $1,2G1 ,346,0 900 up
to the end Of the last fiscal year.
Imperial Valley press., 1926-12-13
MANY ATTEND
GIRL RESE RyES
VESPER SERVICE

Even the phrase. standing room
only proves inadequate to de
scribe the crowd which gathered at
the First Baptist church last night
TO attend the annual Christmas YES
Fer service given by the high school
Girl Reserves. From the packed
cdifice many FL Centre residents
were turned away, while the large
number which the church accom-
modated had the privilege Of wit
messing the most beautiful and int
prcssive service ever given by >thc
local Reserves.
Entering to the professional.
1Iark the Herald Angels Sing,'
the reserves, dressed in the white
uniform of their organization,
marched down the asles carving
lighted candles. In the darkcncd
church, the ceremonial of placing
the candles before the altar was
most impressive.
Fannie Lee Hancock, president Of
the high school club, opened tI'c
service with scripture reading and
prayer, following which Rev. Ar
thur f. Schultz sang Gounod :
F." Nazareth. > An instrumental trio
by Mrs. Marie Rcitz jenkins, and
Thelma Jenkins. violinists, accom-
panied by Martha jenkins at the
piano; a vocal solo, "Thc Birthday
of a King by Miss Rita Gould;
and "Jov to the World,' sung by
Mrs. II. p. Never, Mrs. s. p. Holi-
day, Nern DeTar and S. p. Holiday
were musical selections given in
addition to the singing of Christ
mas hymns and pipe organ numbers
played by Miss Margaret Collins.
Pearle Preston, high school re-
serve, most pleasinglv told the
Christmas story, 'Why the Chimes
Rang
Girl Reserve advisors Of the high
school, under the leadership of Mrs.
Evalena Moore. were in charge of
arrangements for the service.
Imperial Valley press., 1926-12-13

giving shelter to the shepherd. For
4 week, the guardian of tho flock
lived and ate with one family, even
wearing clothes lent to him while
he remained as guest. The next
week, he would move to another
house, again wearing the clothes of
his host and eating and sleeping
with his host s children. Tn this
way, the shepherds became active
carriers of disease, spreading i'll
ness from house to house until
whole villages were infected and
cpidemics appeared.
The new law requires that n
shepherd s employers must give him
n hut Of his own, if he has no liv-
ing place, and must provide him
with his own clothing if he lacks
suitable garments.
Imperial Valley press., 1926-12-13
Gordon Denies
Flood RumOrs

Rumors of an impending flood on
the Gila and of high water on the
Colorado were denied this morning
by James II. Gordon. metcorologist
at Yuma, who said, "The Gila riv
er is running about 10000 second
feet, which means that there is a
slight rise in this river because of
the recent rains. Any rumor of a
possible flood stage is unwarrant-
ed and absolutely not born out by
facts. The Colorado is normal.
An Arizona report that found its
way into the telcgraphed press re-
ports, had the Gila river on the
rampage with a flow of about loo,-
600 second feet. Officials of the
Imperial Valley Irrigation District
at once got in touch with Gordon,
who said the rumor was baseless.
Imperial Valley press., 1926-12-13
EXAMINATION FOR
POSTMASTER TO.
BE HELD HERE

10 fill the vacancy in :hc position
OF postmaster in this city, the Unit
ed States Civil Service Commission
has announced, at the request of the
Postmaster General and in accord
hnce with an order Of the president,
an open competitive examination.
10 be eligible for the cXamina-
tlon, an applicant must be citizen
Of the United States, must reside
within the delivery of this post Of
fIce, must have so resided for at
least two years next preceding the
examination date, must be in rood
physical condition. and within the
prescribed age limits. Both men
and women are admitted.
Under the terms of the cyccutivo
ordcr, the Civil Service commission
viii certify to the Postmaster Gen.
eral the names of the highest three
qualified cligiblcs, if as MANY rs
three are qualified, and the Post
master General will select one for
nomination by the president. Con.
iifmatlon by the Senate is the final
action.
Applicants will not be required to
assemble in an examination room
Tor scholastic tests, but will be rated
on their education and business
training and experience. Two rep
fescntatives Of the Civil Service
commission will visit the city to
make personal inquiry among rep
fesentatlve local business and pro
1esslonal men and women concern
ing the experience, ability and char
acter Of each applicant.
All of the evidence secured will
be referred to the Civil Service
commission in the form of a formal
report, and upon this evidence. and
this alone, the commission will as
sign the ratings.
The commission states that moth
lng viii be permitted to appear in
The report which might even suggest
the political affiliaton Of any can
didatc.
Fun information and application
blanks may be obtained from the
secretary Of the local board of civil
service examiners at the post office
Ill tins city, or from the United
states Civil Service Commission,
Washington, ID. G.
Applications must be properly ex-
ccuted and filed with the Civil
Service commission at Washington
before the closing of business on
Jan. =, 1927. The salary of the
FL Centre postmaster is $4,000 Il
year.
Imperial Valley press., 1926-12-13

valley for several years.
DR.. A. B. Hanson, Dentist. Ex.
traction specialist. Davis Bldg.
evenings by appointment. Phone
oW. adv
Money to Loan on Automobiles.
Sterling Securities Co., Inc, Fred
X. Cross, Mgr, GEO Main st. adv
Try a Torken Beauty Treatment.
Parlsienhe Beauty Slope. Tel 7S3.
adv
Deserted by Husband.-Dcscrtcd
by her husband, X. J. Dudley, an
Indian, so she charges, and unable
TO pavs her room rent in Brawlcv,
Mrs. H. l.. Dudley and her baby. one
and onc-half years old, are at the
county poor farm until arrange
mcnts are made to transport her to
her fathers home in the northern
part of the state.
Kindling Wood For Sale. Phone
241. Valley Lumber Co. adv
The Methodist Ladies Aid will
nave pre- Christmas cooked food
and fancy work sale at Edgar Bros.
Hardware, Fecembcr .. ad,
Christmas Bazaar at State Street
Christian Church, all day Thursday,
Deccmbes 10th. Chicken noodle
dinner. 1873
Cost Him S50.-R. d. Hobart of
Calcxico, driving on the CalcXirG
highway last night in what Offic-
crs Tackctt and Wise declare was
an intoxicated condition, drew Il
so fine in Justice Mavficld's s court
this morning. In explaining his
zig-zag driving, Hobart said he was
trying to avoid the wet spots ON
the highway.
Bishops Jewelry Store announces
that it will remain open evenings
until Christmas. 800 Main st. adv
Royal Society Art Embroidery
package goods and open stock, at
5s2 Holt Ave. Opposite hospital. ad
Everybody Likes It! Paul s But
tered Popcorn. Why >, 10 and
25c bag. At Pickwick Stages De
pot. adv
Marcels soc, Shampoo, 35c, Mani
cure soc. Hair Cuts SOC. Vera Rod
rigucz, Park View Apis. Tel 237W.
adv
Embezzlement Charge Antonio
Minoz of Brawlev is in the county
Jail on Il charge OF cmbezzling a
truck owned by Frank Abbott Of
hat city.
Imperial Valley press., 1926-12-13

during the past year, the report re
vea1s. They are the Shenandoah in
Virginia, Great Smoky Mountain in
Tennessee and North Carolina and
Mammoth Cave in Kentucky.
Congress, also, has authorized ex-
pcnditure of $4,000 for improve
mcnt Of roads and trains through
out the national park system.
Imperial Valley press., 1926-12-13
Pay your body
a living wage

The cheerful functioning of all parts
of the body never results when the tis-
sue is starved and the vitality depict
ed-which follow irregular or incom-
plete elimination.
The only method which will insure a
successful, smoothly operating bodily
machine is: Full absorption of neces-
sary food elemerts-complete and reg
ular elimination of waste.
Roman Meal, the perfect grain food.
is the Happy Medium" between the
too-hnely refined cereals and white -four
foods, and the necessary, but coarse
bran which contains very little nutri..
ment, and which should not be used
except when relieved" by a grain
product such as haxose which dilutes
the harshness of the bran and gently
lubricates the tract"
Serve Roman Meal-you worried moth
ers of under-nourished children, each
way some day, in any one Of the twen-
ty-hve different ways, and see your
proud little ones improve! See, too,
how tired husbands enjoy it and i'm
prove, too!
Imperial Valley press., 1926-12-13
Railroad Men
Inspect Damage

w. II. Kirkbridc, in charge of
maintenance and way of the Pacific
coast division of the Southern Pa.
cific division of the Southern Pa
Monohan, arrived this morning from
los Angeles in his private ear
Pacific to make a survey of condi-
tions on the San Diego and Arizona.
IN company with a. r. MERCER, gen
cral manager Of the San Diego inc, :,
who also came by way Of Los Ange-
gelcs and who is travelling in HIS pri-
vatc car Carriso Gorge.
1t is expected that the San Diego
official will park his car at Mcxi-
cali and make his temporary head
quarters there while work is in
progress. The Southern Pacific of
ficials will return north tonight or
tomorrow, it is expected.
Imperial Valley press., 1926-12-13
NATIONAL PARK DIRECTOR
ISSUES ANNUAL REPORT
By United Press Leased WI-e

WASHINGTON, Dee. ID The
advent of IT, flivvcr is reflected
in the National Park directors an
nual report to the Secretary of the
Interior.
More than 3.314,000 persons mot
ored through the vast Fairgrounds
set aside as National Parks in 1925.
This is a gain of 100000 over 1925.
Within the ten years since the
flivvcr became an intimate part of
American life, visitors to National
Parks have increased by lS2,G00 an
nually.
Three ncw parks were created
Imperial Valley press., 1926-12-13
RUSSIAN SHEPHERDS ARE
PROTECTED BY NEW LAW
By United Press Leased Wire

MOSCOW, Dee. 11.-A measure
regulating the conditions of the
work and employment of shepherds
in Soviet Russia has just become
effective.
The new law was enacted partly
to satisfy the shepherds, but more
Importantly as Il measure of health,
to safeguard the villages.
Most Russian shepherds are hired
bv communities of sheep owners. 1t
has been customary for the var
ious EMPLOYERS to take turns IN
Imperial Valley press., 1926-12-13
Yankee Students
To Enter Oxford
By United Press Leased Wire

SWARTHMORE, Pa, Dec 13. -
Thirtv-two more American college
students will enter Oxford Jhiver-
sity at Oxford, England, in October,
1927, with $4,000 a year expense
money and an opportunity to study
whatever they desire.
American students named benc
ficiaries of the 1927 Rhodes scholar
ships, were announced yesterday by
President Frank Aydelotte. Amcri-
can secretary to the Rhodes trustees.
Imperial Valley press., 1926-12-13
Livestock Market

LOS ANGELES, Dee. 13.-Cattle
Receipts 500, fairly active, gener-
ally steady. Bulk steers $1.G5-8.65; !;
bulk she stock $1,000; bulk calves
$3.50.
Hogs: Receipts 1890, active,
steady to 10 higher Top $l2.75;
hulk $12.55-l2.10.
Sheep: Receipts lco0, slow; moth
ing sold early; lambs $ll12.50;
ewes &5-1.
Imperial Valley press., 1926-12-13
Freight Wreck
Blocks Santa Fe
Ry United Press Leased Wire

san FRANCISCO, Dee. 13.-Dc-
railmcnt of Santa Fc train near
CrcSsy, Mcrccd county, today block
ed west bound passenger traffic for
approximately five hours, Santa Fc
offices reported.
Two freight ears were dcrailed
when the locomotive ran into an
open switch, through the locomotive
kept to the tracks, the Santa Fe
train dispatcher's office was in
formed
no one was in niurCd.
Imperial Valley press., 1926-12-13
THE WEATHER

Los Angeles and vicinity. - Fair
tonight and Tuesday. Somewhat
cooler tonight with light frost in low
places.
Southern California.-Fairt tonight
and Tuesday; cooler west portion
with local frOsts.
Imperial Valley press., 1926-12-13

In Tucson. - V. F. Frizzell of the
Southern Pacific is in Tucson pack
ing his household effects prcpara-
tory to moving his headquarters to
this city. Upon his return he will
be accompanied by his wife and
their son.
Imperial Valley press., 1926-12-13
new BOOKS AT
LOCAL LIBRARY
Fiction

"Thc Romantic Comedians, FL
len Glasgow. The modes and NOR
ais of the modern South.
His Majesty the King Cosmo
Hamilton. The King is Charles the
Second, the most romantic of mon
archs.
"Tales of the Kentucky Noun
tains, = Percy Mackave. Folk stor
les of Il mountain Munchausen.
Bread Givers,' Anzia Yeziers-
ka. This is a story of an old world
Non-Fiction
"Librarics and Adult Educa
tion,' American Library Associa
ton. Self education through Ii
hrary guidance.
"Library Extcnsion,' American
Library Association. \ study of
The Library conditions and needs.
"A survey of Libraries ins the
United States American Library
Association. Two volumes.
Detcrmnism in Education, W.
G. Bagley. \ series of papers on
the relative influence Of inherited
and acquired traits in determining
intelligence. achievement and char
actcr.
= Dairy Enginccring,' j, T, Bow
en-. Application of engineering to
the handling and preservation of
milk and its products.
"A Dictionary of Modern Eng
li>h Usage II. w. Fowler.
Enjoyment of Architecture, =
#. F. llamlin. Underlying princi-
Piles of beauty in architecture.
"Picrrc Keys Music Year Book
1926 =, Pierre Key. The stand
ard musical annual.
Historic Costume, X. NJ. Les
ter From most remote times to the
present day.
lone Thousand One Nights of
Opcra,' r. II. Martens. Over 1900
operas and ballcts are reviewed.
/ diplomatic Relations of Great
Britain and the United States
Il. b. Mowat.
Household Physics,' W. G
! Whitman.
New Fiction
.'Short Turns Barry Benefited
"Judy Man. Helen Berger.
Mistress Nell Gwyn,' Mariori,
Bowen.
"Susan shane" Roger Burlin
game.
! The Green Dragon,' j. j. Far
icon.
1.-THE Great Brighton Mystery
j. S. Fletcher.
"Trcasurc of the Lake, II. Il
Haggard.
"Crcwc Train,' Rose Macaulay
"Cordelia Chantrcll,' - Mead,
Minnigerodc.
"A daughcr of PAM c. $
Parker.
"Major Danes Gardcn,' NJ. 7
Perham.
"Devil MayCare,' Arthur Som
ers Roche.
"Thc Red Gods Call" C. +
Scoggins.
"Thc Red Haired Girl" Carolyt
Wells
"Thc Silver Forest,' Is. A. VII
The days best retort courteous
a Kansas Teachers College student
reading tho headline "Mario Sails
Imperial Valley press., 1926-12-13
DIES OF INJURIES AFTER
AUTOMOBILE ACCIDENT
Nv United Press Leased Wire

FRESNO, Cal. Dec. l3.-Guy
Davis of Parlicr. died here early to-
dav of injuries he received in an
automobile accident here late Sat
urday.
Imperial Valley press., 1926-12-13
COLORADO GAGE

YUMA, Ariz., Dec 13. - Mean
daily gage heights in feet and mean
discharge in second-fcct of the Colo
RADIO river at Yuma, Arizona, for the
week ending December 10:
Imperial Valley press., 1926-12-13
SUN AND WIND
ASSIST RECOVERY
FROM BIG STORM
(Contiuned from Page j.

trip service for both passengers and
freight between San Diego and ia
cumba and that the road is open
this end as far as Coyote Wells.
Surveys have shown that a trcmen-
dous amount Of damage was effect
cd by the storm in the Carriso gorge
that viii require several days, nj
least, to cffacc.
Imperial Valley press., 1926-12-13

Ie, anything in the way Of
hnd fryers. Give Us a trial.
edd, 1882 Woodward Ave.
|. adv
to Loan on Automobiles.
Securities Co., Inc, Fred
Mgr, 660 Main st. adv
\ Big Success-Saturday
is approved juvenile mat
IN at the Valley thcatcr
/ sponsorship of the motion
pmmittee of the Woman s
sand Club, was q decided
ia large number of en-
children were in atten-
Ipmmunity singing, lead by
tB. Hanson, preceded the
acture. Much joy was ad-
f'the afternoon from the
y point of view by fancy
cones, presented by Mrs.
Formerly of Jacumba. who
aiken over the soft drink
inediatcly adjoining the
\ Main street.
|y Lyons, Osteopath, 7O4
st. Phone 744. adv
and Band instruments.
Music Studio. Telephone
adv
Grapefruit Wrappers
ock. Scheniman Paper Co.
adv
3lesy Dance Studio. 723
hone 411W. adv
Trip to Phoenix-W. n.
II. f.. Law of the Law
Closing Compound Co.,
making their hcadquar-
G city, left today for
, a business trip of scve-
luration.
OOD-Clean, dry, long
esquite wood, in one foot
elivered, at your door on
utes notice 800 for one
ID. Soncs Lumber Co.
adv
adv
Cover Paper. sizes 15x16;
20; 20x22. Now in stock.
Paper Co. adv
Rancher Dies. - Omcr
3s, native of Belgium
wears n resident of Cali
1 last Friday at his home
nitro. He is survived by
Nena. Funeral services
held tomorrow morning
VS. church with intc~-
vcrgrcen cemetery. The
as been ranching in the
Imperial Valley press., 1926-12-13

Money to Loan on automobiles.
Sterling Securities Co., Inc, Fred
r. Cross, Mgr. Geo Main st. adv
Imperial Valley press., 1926-12-13
COTTON MARKETS

NEW ORLEANS. Dee. 13.-Spot
cotton steady; middlings $l2.03; fu
lures closed steady.
Imperial Valley press., 1926-12-13

The days best retort courteous:
a Kansas Teachers College student,
reading tho headline "Marie Sails -
expressed the conviction. that Marie
was already here.
Imperial Valley press., 1926-12-13

Cover Paper. sizes 15xl6;
20; 20x22. Now in stock.
Paper Co. adv
Imperial Valley press., 1926-12-13

Embezzlement Charge Antonio
Minoz of Brawlev is in the county
Jail on charge OF cmbezzling a
truck owned by Frank Abbott Of
hat city.
Imperial Valley press., 1926-12-13
VEWSBRLEES
From City and County

? Prepared to take care Of
Ie, anything in the way Of
lhnd fryers. Give US a trial.
edd, 1882 Woodward Ave.
4. adv
Imperial Valley press., 1926-12-13

to Loan on Automobiles.
Securities Co., Inc, Fred
Mgr, 660 Main st. adv
Imperial Valley press., 1926-12-13

TOOD-Clean, dry, long
esquite wood, in one foot
elivered, at your door on
utes notice 800 for one
d. Soncs Lumber Co.
adv
adv
Imperial Valley press., 1926-12-13

|. Trip to Phoenix-W. n.
II. f.. Law of the Law
Closing Compound Co.,
making their hcadquar-
e city, left today for
! a business trip of scve-
duration.
Imperial Valley press., 1926-12-13

Marcels soc, Shampoo, 35c, Mani
cure soc Hair Cuts soc. Vera Rod
riguc2, Park View Apis. Tel 237W.
adv
Imperial Valley press., 1926-12-13

and Band instruments.
Music Studio. Telephone
adv
The Washington times. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1902-1939, 1926-06-24
JEFFERsoN's GIG TO BE
SEEN IN WASHINGTON

Plans for Washington's reception
tomorrow afternoon Of the famous
gig which carried Thomas Jeffer.
SON from Monticello through the
Colonial wilderness have been about
completed by the American Auto
mobile Association, which IS COLI
Quoting its tour to the Sesqulcen
tennfal in Philadelphia.
The ancient conveyance Will ar
,.ivs here tomorrow afternoon about
& o'clock and probably VIII -
taken to continental Memorial Ran,
where it, is expected to stay over
The Washington times. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1902-1939, 1926-06-24
CONVIC FLEES
ON HORSE

Somewhere in this city or in
nearby Maryland a dark knight"
charges forth on an equally dark
ateed. in quest Of freedom, and not
OF his lady fair.
So say the officials of the Mary.
land reformatory at Cheltenham,
Nd, who today asked the LEGAL
police to assist them in their
search for both the knight and
steed.
The request states that one
Emanuel Davis, colored, 81, escaped
on a black Government horse with