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Seward daily gateway., 1926-03-29
TEN REASONS WHY YOU SHOULD JOIN THE 7 SEWARD CHAMBER 0F COMMERCE

FIRST-ITS PURPOSE
 tn The Chamber of Commerce is organized to forward public interests civic and commercial, which or dinarily neglected .f- |SECOND-ITS MEMBERSHIP
 Because membership in the Chamber of Commerce is open to everybody without distinction of any sort a democratic institution in the fullest sense of the word the town meeting is being restored. THIRD-ITS METHOD
 Free speech and open hand dealings are employed on the public questions large and small, which arise in the community. . t...s. FCURTHLCO- OPERATION
 Membership in the Chamber of Commerce shows your sympathy with organized effort to better the community and life within it. The things that are worth doing brought to successful issue only thru united demand and interest. FIFTH-YOUR DUTY
 You can afford to join the Chamber of Commerce. it is public duty to make that investment for the de- velopment of the Community SIXTH-REACTS ON YOU
 In business you broader and successful when you have active interest in municipal affairs civic and commercial ISEyENTH-A CHANGE TO WORK 7s As member of the Chamber of Commerce you are afforded opportunity to work for the conditions you have, good citizen, long hoped for; you can help things to happen. ,' ftr EIGHTH YOU GET OUT WHAT YOU PUTIN
 Ifyou give your best efforts you are justified in look ing for results favorable to yourself material and eth ical Your profits dollars and cents through in creased prestige of your community but best of all personal satisfaction at having out of your shell of sef-interest and broadened your horizon = IT ' NINTH-FOR FUTURE GENERATIONS Ii
 He is small man who cares only for his own success and for the prosperity of his own generation alone. Therefore the broadened citizen seeks to ally him. self with those forces which are building the commu- nty of the fuure for his children and his chi1drens children. 5 Il ' " TENTH IN SHORT The Seward Chamber of Commerce movement ought to prove big impetus to the growth of the communi- ty in every phase of it's life. You want to have a part in this! ea &
Seward daily gateway., 1926-03-29
STARR TO KNIGHTS ISLAND

' STARR TO KNIGHTS ISLAND
 The steamer Starr; Capt. o. A. Jo- hansen, is scheduled to leave port for Knights Island tomorrow where the big barge Lawrence, loaded down with ties, will be lowed to this port and discharged on the Seward wharf.
Imperial Valley press., 1926-10-04
PRETTY AFFAIRS
GIVEN BY FORMER
VALLEY RESIDENTS

From Los Angeles come intergsi
NJ accounts Of social activities m
which valley residents ar formes
ac>iGeHt, are taking part.
Recently Ms, Paul Anderson wa>
he romp.Woatgf guest al q ari3g.
Hacheen gwen by Mrs. IIarrr >,W
= II LaSaile avenue, Guests in
aEadee were Mes#ame~ Anthony
stoke. Bennett, Frank Wheat. John
Beees. George Anderson. Charles
Benton Kingsley. Edward Wagon
r. John Guasei Waiter Fragan,
rank bemend and Miss Aiiee kln~-
Aer.
Mrs. y. \. Anderson lMaio51e
aliS i, planning - cnter.aia soon
n houar ot Mrs. Lee Wallace Ber-
NJ MH5tl Noiaada
Mr-. Boring. whose weldln. wa
an event # III, >ammeH. was also u
eeeH; hostess, wAea She gave a
ridge tea nj hpr nome ON Mans
.eia aseHao. s.me - guests were
acluac. ia NJ Boring =, lis.
Imperial Valley press., 1926-10-04
Cafskfn flowers now are worn D,
.hic women with either calfski,
hat Or bag, or both.
F'dym Home Department
Meetings announced

W. aa~e Forester viii be host
- ~ - M.n.o.es at tie MsCahe
sa ..aH.e saaa9tmeat At ter homa
II ari3ar, Oct :. Miss Ospaa \.
A#lae ~iI' ha IN e4ae&e Of tie
lay'> p1agsanl. uuieh viii take up
.3e subject, tasract.yc i'iet 10
.oustipattar am .iHemia
The meeting wld oe an al day
affair, With Il pot i4eN lanenron al
sa-a.
TAa eee2ef IHtaHa Fam Homa
department. Nil ha.d an All aay
aet.n- ON Thursday of this H.erk
ii tie home II Mrs. 4 r. Kramer.
W. MiIe> south oE tie san Diego
highway on thc ~jlsbtc road. Tn
1s=et5ag NiI. begin II lo:3o o'elayh.
nj the >amn subject announced for
MeCabe center VII bc taken ~ an.
ler Miss NiIal'> direction.
Imperial Valley press., 1926-10-04
LOCAL FANS GET
VACATION TODAY
AS TEAMS TRAVEL.

FL Centre baseball fans, particu-
lagly those roofing for the Cardinals
to win the world series, had Il
great time yesterday watching the
second game of the series ca the
Press magnetic player board.
TIE st. Louis fans, after Billy
Southworth cleaned the bases with 4
huE3e run, III ,a, a cheer that eoui4
he heard for blocks. said business
mra forgot tAtn years ANA were ~
bei>trrouS ~ the kids who lined the
lraut rows Of the crowd, which wa,
estimated to bc in the ueigbbprhood
OF i,GG0 persons.
Even the Yankee raOtcrs got CON
siderable interest ont Of tho game,
watching Big Alex NOW down
the heavy artillery of the fhe Amer,
lean league champs, Babe Ruth
-ot the Ia hclrN from the
crowd here uhea IL Kicked on being
~t9aeH oHt, and Aey got Il bl4 cheer
@aeH he retired the side on strikes
in the fourth,
Today is al off DAY While the
teams are traYe.lns e =. Louis.
tomorrow : g9ns VIII 6c called
at I:40 il 81. Louis. which viii
i, about ll:5o WreH tho returns
start coming IN here The bulk
ot lie returns WI ae received dur.
ing the noon haue, tau> giving The
fans a chance 70 see pactjcaiiy al
of ,hc game ON tie Press board.
There are taree games scheduled
III St. Louis. We hope and think
Tie Cardinals ean take the three oi
them. The boss says they can De
it. That 5 tAc way local fans are
,pl.., though Cardinal ro9tcrs seem
ed t. Late tie edge Oh yesterday 5
crowd.
TIE big board ~ar1ed inc y.~see
day and it ha, maae Ii. Wit
lora fans. many ii whom want =
keep il here Backed up BY III,
United Pres, lea,ed Vtte service. il
-isr, thu play q tbe gam rapidly
I.ao4 efficiently. "a sly nothing q
interestingly.
Imperial Valley press., 1926-10-04
COl0red Waiter
Fined In Court

Maroon Reeves, ro1orrd waiter in
io.s5 restaurant, was fined 80
aH r"u4 Judge lInrrcr on charges
being drHnG Sunday night.
Reeves r.eatc- guilty aud told
tI- w4y Dr. I'D not remember
narh aaa' -. party which ended
I'd aI, afr.f iir ~Wd hr remcm-
iaeeH meeting tua FRIENDS and TAX
.n- anoa three 5riHs~ and them
,ako ap 81 tb. county jail Offi
roe Mayo wdo arrested him. said
ln taaua -hr negro wandering
around ou O.As. street and frokEiug
Ill pcefecs clr.'r in hi, artcmp'
r. gnt boma Ut thc police station
tp deri.ueJ, Racyc. wanted Dask
Sergeant Carter and Mayo to bring
.n f." more policemen as he felt
inclined to do battle.
Atrurio Corona, who declared he
bad been nadr drunk on four glass
o- of ciacr, sra, sent to Jail for -
days. being unable 10 pay Il fine
VI q25.
Imperial Valley press., 1926-10-04
SUPREME COURT
OPENS SESSION
AT WASHINGTON
BY HERBERT LITTLE
Omitted Press Staff Corcespendent)

WASHINGTON, Oct. 4.-The
United States Supreme Court met
ut high noon today to inform Prosi-
dent Coolidge of the opening Of its
1876 term, to receive nearly POO
cases flied during the summer and
10 begin hearing arguments on the
most important cases pending in
cludjUg thrc" death sentences and
the tamouS Elk Hill oil lease ease.
Florida : suit challenging the
coustj,uti5na'itv Of tie federal IN.
heritancp taN law, giving estates 10
per crnt credit ~ payments made
Hm.er state Inheritance '"v laws,
also is due 70 he called before the
saur- today. Secfefarv Of lie Tre4ss
ury Mellon having been oo'ified 70
zhau garse why the suit should Hat
be entertained by the court Flori.
la charges tEe law i, Discriminatory
rs s. flori1a constitution rrohlbis
= state Inheritance levy.
Cases Held Over
More than t00 of The l3e0 ca<es
dotketel last year Wefe easieA eHaf
aud the NV ea,ee viii bring -
opening docket ~ Ia zoo. forceaer.
ing another huge docket IN the
eight month term beginning toj"E,
The argument ON the appaal Il
+. L. nuheney : Pan American Pc.
tfoIem companies from lie taiifor.
aia Federal Court decisions, aanUfl,
ing lis lease on The faaou> FL;
Hills Naval oil reserve. - q result
Of the senate oil Investigation -
j 90, viii be argued probably fas
dav.
\ score af highly impar'aaf -,
ere I'm ler adtiSemeBt hot i is 15ke.
~ thar W decisions vii n ha=5' Il
town uut'1 after the aiae ia~tice~
hold somr conferences tts,e naal
9s cases iaeluling tie Ma ba9gl
ag,v contempt casr, The Gi9ire Fur
aaee Federal Trade Commission
gs~.. tha Nvgr>-Post@gstcr re-so1-
II ease and these eases Involving
soastfutiouaIitv Of Nfrbi4aG Gali
f4rs.s an3 ku<as Aatl.SNn.jcliisa
Imperial Valley press., 1926-10-04
DOROTHI DYKE is
SUCCESSFUL N
ART WORK COURSE

Another IF InroriM VALLEY :,
.om@ pe.r. from aaou reports Of
r.rco-~t. ",rE lasy come back
..rt.r taejr departure from 1rrl l.,
',fs> Dorothy bsh~. daughter OF
MIS-. lIyfy +. Irk" of this city.
M.- bEeo ,pcU. tae summer talk
.ng - course a' tbn University Of
~enfharE California whore -h, srr
..a'izi ia Hgf Wuth. size was par
afruiafIE successful jH j-.r work aud
aa- honerrd t$ Having six # hcr
,trjrrt, ,ur1l"d iu tHc -Inai ar'
sa.h.. al ~. rh~eo. ,Uc 'rrm. So.
a'-n mad" splendid r.ror. iu on
.Hlf'el~ju.
t,s- r"to i tcarlae IN th"
a.1h ~,aaot "a Gfa~s la1lov.
Imperial Valley press., 1926-10-04
Roumarlian Queen
May Join Movies
by United Press Leased Wire

HOLLYWOOD, Oc; I. Queen
Nuie of Roumania has been offered
%25, 900 for one days work in the
movies.
q The offer was rendered by the
Hollywood chamber of commerce., in
behalf of Edwin CareWc, producer
director.
Carcwc wants the royal lady to
enact the role Of queen in his film
version Of the Count Tolsto
drama, "Rcsurrcction >
If Queen Marie accepts the invita-
ton, She will face the cameras for
not longer than three hours, and the
money she collects will go to the
poor and needy children of Rou.
mauia
She would be the highest paid ac-
.rcss in tho history of the movies.
Imperial Valley press., 1926-10-04
PROMINENT W.C.T.T.
HEADS TO ATTEND
BORDER ASSEMBLE ]

Under the auspices of tie general
Officers Of the Imperial County W..
c. T. 1, a border conference WIZ
be held at Calcxico tomorrow. Sp>
sions, which will be held at tac
Congregational church. VIII cpcr at
10 q. m. and continue throughout,
the afternoon and evening.
Miss Anna A. Gordon, wu-ld
president of The ". c. 7. L.. Mrs.
Eva c. Wheeler, state president
Governor RodrigHcz Of Baia Cal
fornia and a number Of othor dis
tinguIshcd speakers are scheduled
TO address the assembly
ANY FL Centre residents wae
desire to attend the conference aie.
have no means Of Transportation.
may call Mrs Oscar SweeaeE.
phone Sid, this evening err befoee
g o clock tomorrow matHln. aat
arrangements viii b made for iae3a
transportation Tic program IL
the dav viii ~ a8liovs:
Morning Session
Presiding. Mrs. Eva {, Whceler,
state president.
Devotional, Rey. Wright, Eraw.
Icy.
Community singing.
Greetings from: Mrs Iva e.
Wheeler: Mrs. Angie g Milo, eaHn-
~ president; Mayor WeSt, GaleNlso;
Rev. Hartman, president N n'stefial
Imperial Valley press., 1926-10-04
HOU1N'S CLJB 10
MEET THERSDAY

Members OF the Wonan's S
Tn Thousand Club are remind
ed that the fist meeting of the
club year will be held on Thurs
day afternoon Of this week at
the club h9use at 2:3O o clock.
An informal reception AMI re-
union after vacation days will
be 4 feature Of the afternoon.
Further details regarding the
meeting will o. announced in
later issue Of the Press.
Imperial Valley press., 1926-10-04
Local Homes to
Be Minus Laundry

Numerous RI Centre families will
wait m vain for return of the fam
ile laundry today as the result Of a
robbery Saturday night when the
Dandy Laundry at 1aa Broadway
was broken into aud looted.
According TO police the ro5bcrs de-
parted With dress shirts collars.
Aandkcrchicf.. uuderwcag, sport
shirt, and numerous other articles
Of apparel that bad been sut to the
laundry by d number of families
Robbers gained entrance by means Of
pass key, il was reported. 1t was
the first ROBBERY reported mere in
weeks according to police records.
Imperial Valley press., 1926-10-04
innuai Meeting OF
Baptist Congregation
To BE Held " edneSday

The :unual mee.ing II tie con
eee.at:an - tar Fist Banfi,t
church viii ae held WelNp>da,
gat II the church farIar>. Yeafiv
iusinr>> vii he transacted, an q
tiscis elected.
\ social tim. with refreshments.
viii follow.
Imperial Valley press., 1926-10-04
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IMPERIAL
by Press >tstf 1orresponncnt

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= Centre vs. ~ lasef1a. ..sa.as
Thursday.
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Ii sausa =.a uaZ .spesa#
.ss..l=s = - Gaa.=a Ils.
M5-s oHaI Ia.a#aa. a@a- -sF =
Mr. ana Ms. C#a"~ l"5tHa 81
South
-cata h.rtha. l1aas .a-
~artv for s"r d. h.s Httt"
-.ar1,. TM.. uu.ssaf u. >a
t-., OIrf. N.rt..a As.~..u-.
N.n.tva ran,ev. Gloria fto..
Gob4tlae l4.~- a4 Dorothy
Waugh.
M. i. l.. Ba.aau r.a- = i. .....
no Thursday III business,
Woaa has a.e. ser .eaa 1a' VI
and Ms. E5 Haa ar.. PA. rs ats il.
,esc. 1He5 aeAr Al a3.H -l.t-
= a' G}aadar. l.s Ha. #st. t..
Hcr,r Mi, Managers. #H'.. a4a-..
.crof Ms. Na.. W... Dt .l.- ut>.
ana N.. Eu Is eoaa"t.1 win ta.
..a-gla &tuc. w ~ ,.rr.n.
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@ef. iu T.. t.#ra I..-,.E ii" oH-.
ors-.
M.. o.0er ,lau.. o.H NJ. 'ar
can@4z f.He r51s- il HsaF..E
Mr.. aaa Ms. j. I5ar.n HHl.r
M.Nr taf guests. Nr. ;ua Mrs. }.
II. Imn of s.ne;@ cry
G. y. NiI.aos aaa =. IL. ta-.. i.
# i4uaessll. aua- ia ugre iii ua
ru,lae., II. Williams s.a, luuu..
q uith ti" Ja9-a#I baHa.
u. fr.,- et ~-a ir4o -alt I4-0
eek in .np.trl H@i daughters
Mrs. !. +. iietaaaI,
NI. +. H. l"u. has t.taat
IRONS at-jf te I.r Aes les
.l,. g.. &. r.-r Of 3a'aIe.1 'i:.
rrjsgi f. laHeta5 Wednesday,
''t~. err .1I. >nra tar t,ut,e
..tr a.aa aa uIu,t.r. j.. r.ts.
Imperial Valley press., 1926-10-04
Another Dies in
Crossing Tragedy
ny United Press Lensed Wire

SACRAMENTO, Cal, Oct. 4. -
The death toFI from the crash OF
the California Transit company .
auto stage and the Southern Paci-
fic Overland Limited at Dixon, Fri
day, today stood at nine.
James \. Specr, 80, Of Sacramento
died Sunday afternoon at the Wood
land hospital.
OF the 10 victims of the tragic
accident, David Kennedy of Sacra-
mcnto is the sole survivor, and he
will be called at the inquest schcd.
ulod Wednesday night at Dixon by
Mrs. Gertrude Klotz, woman coroner
of SoIano county.
The nice thing about a felt hat
/, YOU don I feel ashamed Of Your.
self when you pass Il COW.
Imperial Valley press., 1926-10-04
THE WEATHER

Los Angeles and Vicinity: Fair
aud warm tonight and Tuesday with
lower humidity. Moderate to fresh
norlhcastcrly driving winds.
Southern California: Fair tonight
and Tuesday: temperature belo"
normal; low humidity.
Imperial Valley press., 1926-10-04
Outline DeiphiGn
Club Tories For Yea!

Tie BeIphian club, meeting Wcls
Hesda1- morning a the toue u MIS-.
i. =. Jarobs. viii study he faae
ton - art ana art appreciation Hn
der The leadership of Ms, j. ".
ClaSsford. y this is the oprnin-
lesson o. the wear : study ot atT
it j. important that alI mrmbes,
I the lass BE- present, The year
romi~~> II br onr ~ v=ry great
interest. tho morc - ~ tho," who
attend rYcry meeting. Al c@nr1u-
plating entering tAe club daring rA.
&ear, ara urged t. arran- fr il
icfor. "Wednesday, morning. i pos
,fblr, and 50 secure tap wear tooG
containing outlines or the lt->sn.
far the entire coarse.
Topics for Wednesday, mornir4
ere; Qualities Of worl, Of art.
Color ilne. mass. ceHlpo~itinn Ar.
i> the expression oi tic srie1r ot
the age: and Architecture, h. lar.
t,r subject ~ full" treated in tire
year book.
The ,e~ctjn- will ofro fromp.<
at lp o'cioct.
Imperial Valley press., 1926-10-04
Emmanuel Circle To
Meet Tomorrow At
HONie of Mrs. Ric6qrf

Tie immaHue, c=sele - the f'jf--
baptist church VIII meet ta3oeneu
attesnooa at The hemr # Mr> H. y
E.ekart. - South Fourth street
The meeting Is called t5r 2:a7
Q elaeh.
Imperial Valley press., 1926-10-04
Mrs. COyle to BE
Buried Tomorrow

faHntH -,n..r, for Nt~. H. r.
no}.o, vii. ii faa former secretary
pf the FL Cvta chamber of com
merce, whotirj 1T LaJolia last week
win be- held tpmuNo morning at 10
o o'cIo,k, 81 san Luis HoF Mission
aoar Ocoansidr.
The funeral ba. .sicr been posi-.
fou"d. rraGiu4 tho nliyal ui j Sis.
ar or Mr. .corIc FROM capada.
Many FL crn,rp tritnds nr h,
family arc p'aaaIul ~ aftod tn
services. Burial v.!l he in TIN"
cemetery at the mission
Imperial Valley press., 1926-10-04
Three Delicious
Honey Recipes

Il asked the question = 70 vou
like honey" nine persons out ol
ten answer in the affirmative. But
further questioning viii reveal tic
fact that they eat this sweet only
scmi-ron>ciouslv and ve~v rarely
gsc # for cooking purposes
Honey being a natural sugar. :
easily digested The simplest WY
10 serve it is cither in eomh or liz
MD tolm with hot breads. /, i~
ttte0 served with cereals AMI T.
&wrctnn fruits.
The following honey recipes laTe
been tested and fognj delicious aud
practical.
Daffodil Mcringuo
tablespoons grauulatod tap.aya.
Il cup honey.
J pint boiling wu'.r
tablespoons lamau jaiye.
: egg
| Tablespoon batter.
Pinch sat.
MoiSsen the 1rana.strd tapor5
ai.h cold 4ea'ee aus. So j; int eIHa
boiling water Sal slightly ap& cock
until clear. Beat the yolhs - =.
eggs aud beat IN doHav VIII tas
lemon igjre aad tu'teg NJ tas
gradually Il tiu, tapioca &a. a5as
over hot wIter 8Htjl it tHieEe4s-
.bout 20 minutes. Pour into
Imtterod dish, adding a ittie can
,icd cmoa peel II desired. Cover
:.
Writes Of the eggs beaten with .
tablespoons Of honey, and Aake l.
E. delicate fawu color
Honey Cake
cup butter
I cups flour
cups honey
= lesel tea>psoas >n'a.
: eggs, we'll beaten
teaspoon ginger
cUp sour milk
teaspoon cinnamon.
Ii teaspoon SAT-.
Cream h1ttrf and honey. ALL wei
heateG eggs. sour milk and tIadf.
tted with soda. spice aul sa5..
Honey Corn Flake EIuftins
II cups corn flakes
cups milk
II cups graham flour.
II cup honey
cps white flos.
teaspoons hahia- powder
tablespoon shortening.
N.x wrIte= Shefs zata. ~ta
. Ar# =. #I3 - eae rSg beaten
! fs'.# saa ,eafa. &fia in II
! DRY ssse'isars with ny heea
zt1. la&e i aalL
+ aa#.-.at tHia ~, faH .etx ria
IT.. W. a3'.a - M ~.
Imperial Valley press., 1926-10-04
MISTAKES COMPANION FOR
DEER AND SHOOTS HIM
II, lrited Press Leased Wirc

NuNtHNEt.. cd. 0at, : \
a=aa-ei'@ : aaa = Is heJHled - ha
l-sa tutfv II tar teta1 Shooting -
=. \. EoWt1, -, ~t..a he was ea
Il hunting trim Yesterday. Euoa.1
was shas bv LIS companion. pase
~taiHeat. ssGa declares Le mis- Ok
Noaar1 taf 1trr. In diving
.aef keatt declared The
shooting No aets.yH'al
Cal \. SaaaH /. tEe azH sta.a
#a5F.as 4s.etaT - Los tus#e=
The = oil ism. rs 0ftiarkE rs
.a. If as33 ta e., >tn bal
..,aa-s fL"Ic afe .ua..
Imperial Valley press., 1926-10-04

Tim naad 10 success. lead, IN the
opposite direction from The road 10
t&trs~.
Imperial Valley press., 1926-10-04

A big tlotir pad protect. th"
'or - y"r ~ T. aln".t J., much
gl rubber heels.
Imperial Valley press., 1926-10-04
|Wom2en3's ee77tE.1:}'s Interests Interests

association ot Fl CoHtro: Mayor o1
Nezi,a'j; city organize e.an~ She
;ff Garcia Bet Telrle. Missions
Congressman Phil y. SWING
Constantly sing .ng.
Address, Miss EIla X. Buc.hog
Talk National field >acle:agy,
~olo, special,
Naanti:s PRAYER Ms. Collins,
county president. Ventura.
Atternooa Session
Dato.suna, Ms. Elsie Giles.
county we>alu,. san cnar6iuo.
Community singing
N4.H.~~, GoFeraos Roa..- are.
Special musir
Address, tAaga, Ca,~, fedora.
wrhihtioH agent.
solo.
Ns.E#>S. carlos :. Asazt, Nj.
eaH consul
Quartet.
0ren forum, general assembly.
meHtS.
Evening Session
Boy Scouts [ saer4
SaHg.
layaeat5oa. N,s. raaSatE count.
president. l., ing -.
>Pee.a masla, Ca.ezea=~pau.sl.
Collection.
Address. Il all N. EateAes
in Spanish ana FsGisd.
Song Onward Christian -
..ers
Address, Mss Anna \. G5rdon
world ". {. /, /. president.
BenedlesieH, NJ. Anderson pres
.3eu', kyrn county
Imperial Valley press., 1926-10-04

The static highway commission
v.H ,pand s>.o3o in oiIir. roads Ir
Dr. owen, Rncr vai'rE.
Imperial Valley press., 1926-10-04
'i','E Tss2rC
III J.. Al

Narc Na>eaam 5a ae IL
: sram : a.tec>t nr.ss..j# ~ I4s Nrtr
Galjwyl VA " -hows.- ~ liz. IaIoy
thlatcf. is aa cSr,n.i.h.l ui.;nr-.
IHgram ha> taErn tla Famous
Bld>ro story aa! with A.r" Terry
ami Antonio Morcao ,no--ia- the
Lending parts. and the zig naI Eu
ronyu loraticu> as nj, background,
ha> made - pow" tGI dlaua that
masit~ al the praise and attention
-iven it,
IT, -ory j. Of tha Mediterranean
sen @g~in9 the carly period, of the
War The romaucc Of the beautiful
~pe a"d tte spanish sen captain is
The courraf attraction II the pictuc
with Submarine warfare, >arrct scrv-
ice systems of European powers.
narvrlnus charactcrization> by the
foreign artists and the pictorial au1
historical loration> an the continent
all giving added interest
With the exception ot NJ, Tcrrv.
Moreno and Hughic Mack. who has
a prominent comedy rode. tbo entire
east is made mp leading European
actors and actresses who make their
American debut i'm the picture.
johnny Hines. tile Iau.hable- in
fact, tho uproarious -sctleH comic
comes To the Palace thcatcc tomor-
row and Wednesday in the gIi>c Of
a--pWubcr. Nc~, is a plumber. Bat
not as au ordinary TIHmt,r. =" IN
the Brown DERBY which is the
name Of Johnny : ueH. First Nation
u picture. T." comes as ar artistic
plumber "a highly artistic plumber.
Which naturally raises rlc question::
Can II plumber bc artistic.
Tie answer iS-ycS. piumbcr
can be- artistic, Leonard ii Vino.
during Off hours was Il plumber,
aud one who advertised himself
with posters or painting, that
bavo colac do~n through tae ages
bringing high prices aua sought
for jealousy by museums.
BY This il can Dr. sau thal
plumbers are artistic D. Nmci
Has ma-ter ot th- ra.a-s. and
JahaHr Hines. -, Taaa# Burke
the plumber ia Tho H"su Der
bv. - j., master ~ camcl on The
rmva,. or whatever The screen tae
theatcr i, made of.
Imperial Valley press., 1926-10-04

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Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1926-09-09
WASHINGTON

School began here September Z,
Miss Phyllis Bond OF Jefferson, teach
er.
Mr. and Mrs. NJ s. Powell of Gardi-
ner. Mass, were in town over Labor
Day. Miss Bernice Powell returned
home with them.
c. W. Clarke and wife. Fred Jones
and Mrs Carrie Clarke took an auto
trip Sunday through Searsmont,
Montville and Palermo.
Mrs. Edith Overlook and her guests,
John Howard and family OF Union,
visited their cousin, Mrs. Della Bruce
Of Augusta, sunday.
Herbert Farrar. who has been
passing the summer with his aunt.
Mrs. Lolita Jones. returned to his
home in Pittsfield, Sunday.
Nj. and Mrs. Herbert Shorey and
Mrs. Ida WEIGH and son. Herbert,
were over night guests of Mrs. Car
rie Clarke Friday.
Miss May Ryan Of New York City,
is visiting Mrs Sarah Shattuck.
John Chaisson of Gardiner, Mass,
was in town last week visiting
friends
Joseph Laffey of Worcester. Mass,
returned to his home Monday after
weeks vacation at the home of /. c.
Powell.
Mr.. and Mrs Alonzo Farrar. son
Kenneth and Mr.. and Mrs. James
Turnbull of PittsfieId, were visitors in
town Sunday.
Frank H. Lincoln of Norwich
Conn. visited j. n. Farrar, Sunday.
Mr.. Lincoln lived at Mr.. Farrars dur
ing all of his boyhood life and this
is his first visit to the old home for
about 20 years. His many friends
were glad to greet him.
Mr.. and Mrs. Will Jones, their
daughter and husband. Mr. and Mrs.
Victor L. Titus and four children of
Boston. visited L. p. Jones. Mrs
Lydia Day and Mrs. W. L. Leighton
over La bor Day