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rs DODGE COUPE.

Baked enamel finish leather upholstery,
good tires tone brandnew': disc wheels: no
dents in the tenders: perfect motor: your
pert inspection invited. Cash down only
S:1l: balance. S3S monthly.
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FORD ROADSTER: choice of & priced
from SIS up; some with commercial bodies
Parkway. 311O M st. Open evenings and
Sundmya
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ENTERTAINING AND PAINTING.-aRooWm m
ecraped pointed up and papered. Slu we
carry the finest line of wall paper; Nint OUT
showroom or call us we will eau WIN Fas sa
pies work guaranteed in writing Eas Iap
Decorating Co, 1916 eth st. n.w.'Pot. 332 2'o'
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STANLEY III. HORNER
BUICK
USED CAR
DEPARTMENT

Willys-Knight go
brougham. 81 400
Buick Touring .......... I5
Dodge Touring ......... 375
Dodge Sedan ............ US
Chevrolet Coupe ......... 200
Buick Coach ... 100
Buick 4-pass. Coupe. 900
Buick Sedan ........... $50
Buick 2-pass coupe 60. =. 200
Buick Sport Touring. 49,. $50
Overland Sedan .:...... $50
Buick Sport Touring.... $50
Buick Touring .......... 700
Hudson Coach ........... 400
Hudson Sedan -. $50
2 Ford Tudor Sedans, each, 800
Oldsmobile Coach ....... $50
Wills-St. Claire Coupe. -. $50
Cadillac Limousine ...... 500
Nash Coach .1,1OO
Buick Six Roadster ...... 400
Ford Coupe ............ 200
Your Car in Trade.
Terms Arranged.
Open Evenings and Sundays.
1Ol5 14th St. Main $500.
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Easy Terms If Desired.
1927 18th ST. NV.
North 9OO3.
Open Evenings

g6lGK Meyer S.x T3TEIN S7dss yEsY
FLEX BUMPERS MANY OTHER EXTRAS.
THIS CAR II PEaFEt,r c0NDlTI0N WITH WITH
s@i;5 no ,y. o BAAt ,AG, MdoNTHiYnn oyx
BALANCE $25 PER MONTH. ..
MOON 1925 SPORT ROADSTER WITH
RUMBLE SEAT, NEW DUCO FINISH AL
most BRAID; new TIRES, RilMPERs
OF CAR THAT IS so POPULAR THIS
YEAR. S325 CASH, BALANCE. in ONE
Stick 1924 MASTER SIX sEDAN-
NEW PAINT PRACTICALLY NEW TIRES.
$500. TRADE OR TERMS
MOON SPORT TOURING SIX DISC
WHEELS AND TIRES. TRUNK, BUMPERS
PAINT. $3.50 CASH BALANCE At s35
FLINT ia.5 TOURING II WHEEL
NEW PAINT JOB BUMPERS FRONT AND
REAR THIS CAR IN PERFECT SHAPE
FOR $40 S3oo ScA.S SH BALANCE IN SMALL
USED CAR EXCHANGE,
go 14th ST. NV.
EPANKT IN 10
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FOR SALE-AUTOMOBILEs.
HUPMOBILE
USED CAR
DEPARTMENT.
MORE
low PRICES.

'23 I1upp touring ....... S3z5
'23 Hupp coupe ......... 49o
"a Jewett coach ........ SIS
"a Studebaker sedan. -. $50
rs Hupp 8 sport. ...... 1,275
20 Hupp touring ....... $50
"a Maxwell sedan ...... 395
% Durant touring ....,. Us
rs Willys-knight touring Us
70 Chrysler coupe ...... 79o
rs Buick roadster ...... S75
"a Hupp sedan ........ rs
"a Odds sedan ......... 395
" Hupp touring ....... rs
"a Ford coupe ........ 195
'25 Hupp touring ....... $50
"a Hupp touring ....... 535
% Dodge coupe ........ 395
IS Hupp sedan ......... o75
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pairing very low prices. Cot 4O3S S'an3-
ard Upholstery Co. 2alo 14th ST. NV. 80,
tPHOlSTERING-Fine workmanship; eX-
ceptionally low prices now; slip covers male
30 order: better work for less CAPITOL Up
HOLSTERY CO NJ 1903 9n1 + NV. 2S'
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HUDSON SEDAN.

Refinished. reconditioned and ready to go;
looks like new and gives mighty fine dem,
onstration. Only 1922 cash and $50 even
per month.
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PIANO upright. plain mahogany: cost
S4bO: like new. reasonable. $40 Mass. ave
NV.
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BABY CARRIAGE. reversible. reed good con-
dition; $500. HOS North Capitol st
PABY CARRIAGE. Whitney. reversible.
cream color 3303 18th ST. NV. Phone
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PIANO TUNING So We specialize in gen
eral piano repairs ard rebuilding Get our
estimate. Prices reasonable. Skilled me
chanics Work guaranteed. Sanderson
Schaeffer Co 644 at ne line. 1857.
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CLOTHING mems suits sizes 81 and 40.
brown blue gray. tuxedo. size 81: SO up
ward: evenings. after q, also Sunday Main
662O Apt. BOO 20
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FOR SALE-AUTOMOBUES

FOR SALE-AUTOMOBTLES
CLEARANCE
SALE.
We need the room, now YOU
can buy that Ford at wonderful
savings.
1925 Ford coupe (2). .$2S5
1925 Ford tudor. ........ 500
1925 Ford tourings (O, late.
balloons ..... 200
1924 Ford fordor. ......... 2OO
1925 Ford touring. ........ $50
1924 Ford tourings 3d.. LIS
1928 Ford roadster. ..... Us
1924 Ford roadster, pickup
body. $50
l-ton truck, open express
body and cab (2)... rs
l-ton truck chassis. ...... 100
1925 Ford coupe, balloon
tires -. ......... S29
1924 Ford tudor .......... 200
1925 Ford roadster. ....... 100
1-ton truck body and cab. Is
1924 Ford coupes 60. $50 up
Light deliveries. ....... 30 up
Franklin Demi-Coupe,
SIPS.
Dodge Touring. SIS.
Liberal terms can be arranged.
Open Evenings and Sundays.
BARTRAM MOTOR CO.,
635 Mass. Ave. NV.
Main 0OO1.
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fHTFFONIERs. MAHOGANY. two; two dressers
mahogany table. two leather cushioned wing
chairs. three Quarter couch. MAHOGANY cha s,r
ec.tssra1or large fl. ns'tcp onk o on n te
pm. No Dupont Circle end floor. Phone
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Furniture Dept. 3IO Stn ST. NV
Show Cases and Store Fixtures.
Ruse & Company, Bhhrl \. RE M fac:
tory " Resident Salesman. Lincoln s46".
llONEY-ltONFY-HONEY.
New crop now ready; clover. lib: lar,
G5c: BIB; jar tltD, ,95c: bib pail VI 20;
on ps IS dark ho sey.v s =, al, sSf
~ lower prices Customers containers TILED
at lower rates Write for mail prices. Come
sundays only. Beechbank Apiaries. Forest
Glen. Md.
BEAUTIFUL Sheraton dining
room set; mahogany wardrobe,
dresser and large table; two iron
beds; mahogany armchairs; 3
tube radio set. inside aerial; all
in good condition. 2+l5 Goth st.
NV, apt. 10.
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WINDOW SHADES, screens & metal weath'
err strips. Will cali with samples, J. N Bn;-
Ter & SON 203i Nichols ave. sn. Line. foiZ3
WINDOW ANT DOOR SHADES - Good
quality opaque shades fitted 10 your WIN
dows s5c: the best quality Of Opaque shades.
kleebistt 18th and II sts. ne. Linz. R19
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SELECTED .TRADE-INS.
$500 TO $4,000
SPECIAL SALE.

The cars listed below repre-
sent our recent trade-ins which
we have grouped in this special
sale of popular cars at popular
prices. No car in this sale is
priced greater than $4,000 and
some as low as $500. Read
this list carefully and then come
in early for your selection.
1921 HUPMOBILE TOURING.
1923 CHEVROLET SEDAN
1892 OVERLAND TOURING.
1929 FORD SPEEDSTER.
1921 FORD SEDAN.
1920 BUICK TOURING.
1922 HUDSON COACH.
HOLLAND MOTOR CO., Inc,
1919 18th St. Bet. K and ~.
Open Evenings and Sundays.
Main oO5o.
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FOR SALE-AUT0MOBILES
"WALLACE"
Used Car
Department.

YOU ARE
OFFERED
|. Late models.
=. Standard makes.
3. Large assortment.
4. Low prices.
5. Easy pay plan.
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piano. knabe. mahogany, upright: moving
e1"r'hce: fireplace CRATE, 24-in. ADAMS
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RECOMMENDED SERVICE.

EXPERIENCING AND PAINTING--,Rooms
chrome paper, 1918. We guarantee our
work in writing and dqnsa Gee 5as
ST. NV. Main 1852: evenings. FIR. 4dd44s-J'
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PIANOS TUNED. repaired ana rebuilt high.
grade work McHugh & LAWSON. e2@2 g
n " Franklin S6RO
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BUFFET oak and 64-inrh round extension
dining table: aO-pound refrigerator, nahos
any rocker 1916 Clifton, Apt. 2". Adams
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CHINA CLOSET. sofa. hat rack wardrobe
other furniture: reasonable. Call Monday
1898 18th st. NV.
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CLEARANCE
SALE.

We need the room. now YOU
can buy that Ford at wonderful
savings.
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STERRETT & FLEMING
INC,
Home of the Certified
Gold Seal Cars.
Champlain St. at Kalorama Rd.
Col. $3.50.
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PIANO-Leav town: must satTlnct up
right Knabo piano very reasonably. Apply
1890 1914 81. NV. Apt. /. or call Poton!ae
2Re
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ROOF REPAIRING AND PAiNIlNI. FUR
naces and fues cleaned; reasonable prices
Col. 1917. day or night. Ajax Roofing 60
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CHEVROLET COUPE, l923--ln good run
ming condition. good tires. parking light
Price. Sl25, cash or terms. Potomac
5S66W. Ask for Fisher.
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PIANO. upright lHallett- Davis floor lamps
Wari'.rAn Park Hotel Col 1000. 95s
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COAT black velvet cream opossum collar.
..uffs lined red: evening gowns. white SATIN.
deep bead fringe: red brocade fun. trimmed
metal brocade with marabou: black ana
good condition. Phone North 3ls4. 20.
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BED. l. and springs. / dresser chairs and
81 Art Al 1Rs
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PIANO. vacuum cleaner and other furniture.
Adams S9S7-W. 1863 Harvard ct.
PIANO new Weber Baby Grand. Call
Adams ~
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CHEVROLET COUPE. 1926-Like new;
S475: terms. 1926 Goth ct. Franklin $50
CHEVROLET TOURING CAR. 1924-Bar-
gain: terms trade. b1S 10th at. ne.
CHEVROLET COUPE. 1923-A-I paint
tires: engine pulls fine. Call Smith. Cleve
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PIANO mahogany upright. 500: baby ear
riage, SIS; ice box. So: all good condition
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SUNDAYS.
FORD TWO.DOOR SEDAN excellent condi
tion: good tires lock wheel. seat cover and
spare: a give-away at SIS. See Mr.. Charles,
parkway Motor Co., 1868 Wisconsin ave
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CASH REGISTER. National, like. new: cost
$500 cash: will sell cheap. :01s l4th at.
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CHIFFON1ERs two: ice box. 80 lbs, almost
new SO kitchen table oak 50 gas stove
So small vctrola IS ANTIQUE andlrons
Apt 10 The CaIverton, 1873 Columbia rd
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APPL Es-Luscious Grimes Golden. hnc. per
hushel at the orchard: will not last long
at this price. TdmOnston Fruit Farm. Con
Quit I'd Ia miles beyond Cabin John
Imperial Valley press., 1926-01-20
NEW OFFICERS
ARE INDUCTED
FOR DE MOLAY

In the presence Of approximate
" IS members and visitors, the FL
Centre chapter. Order of DeMolav,
installed officers for the coming
term at Masonic. hall last night.
Guests from Calexico and Imperial.
as well as a number from this city
wese present. Leroy Smith was
installed as master councillor.
After the ceremonies, which were
impressively conducted, several in
teresting talks were made by visitors
and members of the DeMolav.
Leverette House, past master. was
presented with a past master coun-
cillor s pin.
The DeMolay chapter is now
working under the leadership of F. I.
Shepherd, advisor for the ensuing
term, and W. J. Reed, head of the
Sciots, who are sponsoring the
chapter.
Refreshments were served in the
banquet room following the cere-
monies.
The El Centre DeMolays viii go
to Holtville on January %, where
they have accepted the invitation
of the Blue Lodge of that city to
put on their initiation ceremony.
Imperial Valley press., 1926-01-20
Claims New Type
OF Motor Would
Cut Gas Wastage
Continued from Page y
vate and government engineers
have already proven practic
ablec declared Clavtlen.

cit is possible to develop in five
years a motor that will double the
mileage of gasoline. In % years
we should have developed in this
country an engine that will give
four times the present mileage.
"These developments can be ac-
complished by the high compression
motor, and use of high grade fuel.
Cost of the fuel should not exceed
present prices, as it is possible to
improve the quality of natural gas
oline, without resorting to use of
ethyl, a more expensive product.
1.-The engineering department of
General Motors and practically
every other automobile concern in
America have been studying the
high compression motor and realize
its importance. The engine can be
made with but slight changes in
the cylinder head, the earburetor
and the manifold and with little ad-
ditional expenditure to the manu-
facturer. Development of both the
engine and fuel must be a gradual
process, of course
Imperial Valley press., 1926-01-20
Former Residents
Leave on Trip to
Points Back East

Mr.. and Mrs. o. l.. Perkins of San
Pedro, who formerly lived in this
city and have great many friends
here, left this morning for Il trip
to the east as guests of the Interna-
tional Correspondence Schools, Of
which Perkins is the San Pedro
representative.
In an enrolment contest conduct
ed by the schools among its 100
representatives, i'll all parts of the
United States and Canada, Perkins
finished third. He will attend a
convention of educators which it to
be held at Scranton, Pennsylvania.
While in the east the Perkins will
visit New York, Washington and
other Atlantic coast points, return
ing to San Pedro about March /.
Perkins was local representative
for the International Correspond
ence Schools for several years.
Imperial Valley press., 1926-01-20
MARINER MOVIE
EVOKES PRAISE

Real good pictures are appreciat-
ed by those who attend the locS
theaters.
Mrs. w. W. Apple, prominent club
woman and pioneer resident, rang
up the Press this morning to say
how she enjoyed the presentation of
1.-The Ancient Mariner last night
at the Palace theater. She was
highly complimentary in her com
ments OF the picture which she
described rs artistic to an unusu-
ally high degree, conveying the spir-
it of happiness, kindness and toler-
ance which is the keynote of Cole
ridges famous poem. The imagery
was exceptionally good and artistic,
she remarked.
Imperial Valley press., 1926-01-20
Kentucky Man Is
Much Interested
In Valley Here

Another proof that it proves to
tell the world about yourself was
received by Secretary Carmichael At
the chamber of commerce this morn
ing, in a letter from j. A. Mans.
Willmorc, Kentucky, who asks for
detailed and complet, information
ON Imperial Valley.
The Kentucky inquirer advises
the secretary that he read the lat
ter's page in the annual edition of
the San Diego Union, and desires
to know more about Imperial Val
ley, with view of investing or To-
eating here.
The local chamber Of commerce
had Myge advertisement in the
annual edition, and Secretary Car
michael wrote up a news article Civ
ing facts about FL Centre and other
sections of Imperial Valley. Mans
letter states that he enjoyed these
and obtained considerable informa-
tion from them, and desires more.
Imperial Valley press., 1926-01-20
NOTICE FOR PUBLICATION

Notice is hereby given that in
accordance with Section 3051 and
3o52, of the Civil Code Of Califor.
mia, that on the 9th day of Janu-
ary, 1926, at the hour of three P.
NJ, at Cass G. Morgan s Garage. in
Ell Centro, Calf, we will sell at
public auction at Sixth and State
Streets:
One Chevrolet, Touring, motor
No. M.F. 97026 1925 license El6-61O
held for towing and storage charges
amounting to $65.00.
One Ford, motor No. 431s4O9.
1924 Com. license No. 135474, held
for towing and storage charges
amounting to $95.00.
One Ford, motor No. 34135s7
1924 Com. license 139-663, held for
storage charges amounting to
$66.55.
One Studebaker Touring, motor
No. 645991, 1926 license No. E25855.
held for towing and storage charges
amounting to $500.
One Ford Touring, motor No.
5077650. No license number, held
for repairs and storage charges
aomunting to 53.45.
Said sale will be held to satisfy
their charges for storage and me-
chanical labor TO the sum Of three
hundred twenty-five ($325.00) to-
gether with the cost of publication
of this notice and cost of sale.
Dated January 10Th, 1929.
CASs & MORGAN, Proprietors.
j 1910.
Imperial Valley press., 1926-01-20
Cattle Market

Cattle, 500, slow, practically
nothing done, load $50 pound north
ern steers, 9.l0, fe wplain steers,
down to 600, no she-stock sold,
medium to good cows, 5.25 to 700;
Gamers and cutters, $50 to 400;
bologna bulls, 4.5O to 5.25, calves,
so, few lots milk veal, 11.OO to 1850,
calves 500 to $50.
Hogs, 400, active, generally steady
five loads l55 to 100 pound weights,
l3.60-13.65, latter price, top packing
sows, 1850 to 11.00, sheep. none,
holdovers, $50, nothing done, only
good choice 400 to 1900 common to
choice ewes, $50 to 500.
Imperial Valley press., 1926-01-20
In Congress 100
Years Ago Today

by United Press Leased Wire
Senate:
In adjournment until January %.
House:
Naval affairs committee reported
bill to establish naval school with
faculty consisting of command
ant, four professors and a fencing
master.
House informed of death of late
Representative Farrelly of Penn
sylvania while enroute to Washing
ton from Pittsburgh eight days pre-
viously.
Imperial Valley press., 1926-01-20
ELKS TO STAGE
LADIES PROGRAM
TOMORROW NIGHT

Ladies' night will be observed by
Ell Centre lodge of Elks tomorrow
night, with an appropriate program.
The lodge will hold n short bus
mess meeting starting promptly at
s 0 clock, the ladies meanwhile be-
ing entertained in the club rooms.
At the conclusion of the meeting
there will be cards and dancing, al.
so several entertainment features.
All members of the lodge and
their ladies are urged to be pre-
sent tomorrow night, and an enjoy
able time is assured for all who at
tend.
Imperial Valley press., 1926-01-20
DATRYMEN GIVEN Inside
DAIRYMEN GIVEN
BULL STAFFS BY
SOUTHERN BANK

Throwing a bull by a simple twist
of the wrist sounds somewhat cX-
aggerated, but it can be done by
many Imperial Valley dairymen who
have been presented with liking
Scrgis' bull staff by the Southern
Trust and Commerce bank.
This bank has presented bull
stats to all dairvmen and cattle
men who had exhibits at the lmpe-
rial Valley Mid-winter fair, hold
III Brawley last month, rs an ex-
precision of the bank 8 appreciation
for the cooperation shown by the
exhibitors. Each staff carries a
small metal plate expressing the ap-
probation of the bank.
To the layman, bull staff may
mean nothing, but to the many men
in Imperial Valley whose daily
lives bring them in contact with
bulls, it means Il great deal. The
staff enables even the most vicious
bull to be led from one pace to
another with little danger to the
man handling the animal.
Inc StalIS presented DV thc p"hN
are made by II. A. Meyer, Syracuse,
y. Y. and have patented contrlr-
ancc AT one end, permitting the ring
in the bull s nose to be snapped
around small metal bar. The staff
proper is over five feet long, with
a strong metal handle at the other
end. At the ring end is a patented
device which makes pressure
against the BULL nose, by simple
twist of the wrist, and compels even
the most unruly bull to be meek as
q lamb
Imperial Valley press., 1926-01-20
Commissioner
OF
CORPORATIONS
STATE OF
CALIFORNIA =.
SAYS:

THE records Of this depar,
ment show that the holders o.
good stock and bonds are beinI
constantly approached by que.
tionable brokers and promoters
to induce them to trade thei
holdings for worthless or nearl
worthless securities. I'VE woril
appreciate your bank urging il
clients to adopt the rule-Inve:
tigate Before You Invest.
IF the people Of California ca
be educated to do this, they Wi
materially aid this department
in its effort to minimize the ei
fects Of the campaign of thes
fraudulent operators.
Imperial Valley press., 1926-01-20
POPULAR LOCAL
GIRL GOES EAST

Judge and Mrs. Moore of Globe,
Arizona, who have been the guests
of Mrs. Estelle Keeler at 534 Ham
ilton avenue for the past few days
have returned TO Globe, taking their
niece, Miss Betty Keeler, with them.
Miss Keller expects to rest for n
while at the home of her aunt and
uncle preparatory to going to Bos-
ton, Mass. whree she will resume
her studies. Miss Keeler was 4
popular student at Central Junior
college.
Imperial Valley press., 1926-01-20
PERSONALS

Evangelista Hurd of Seeley. who
has been i'll with bronchial pneu-
monia for some time, is much i'm
proved. and is now able to be up.
Mrs. Ross T. Hickcox was recent
guest at the Hotel Chelsea. Los An
geles.
J. B. Caneelmo, prominent pro-
duce man, is registered at the Hotel
Barbara Worth from Philadelphia.
Mrs. Will s. Fawcett returned
this morning from Los Angeles,
where she spent the past ten days.
Dean s. Plaster, vice president
of the Southern Trust and Com
merce bank, is expected from San
Diego today on business.
Mrs. W. H. Tyler Jr., who has
been i'll for the past week, is much
improved and Is able TO be out
again.
Mrs. David Goodrich ST., Of Los
Angeles. is spending several days
visiting relatives in the city.
D. L. (Scotty) Russell, is spend
ing several days in the valley.
Seottyn is one Of Imperial Val
ley's pioneers, and now resides in
Los Angeles.
Mrs. R. A. Bovett left for Los
Angeles yesterday morning, where
she will spent several days. She
was accompanied by her mother-in-
law, Mrs. Jesse Boyett and Miss
Rose Sammons.
Floyd Dillon left recently for
San Francisco, on a buying trip for
B. Salomon and Co. On his return
he will join Mrs. Dillon in Los An
geles where she is spending the
week visiting with friends.
Imperial Valley press., 1926-01-20
IDENTIFY WOMAN
FOUND ON TRACK

LATROBE, Pa, Jan. 20.-Found
on the tracks of the Pennsylvania
railroad near here Saturday night,
the body of woman was today
identified as Mrs. Esther Slater, 40,
wife of Barry Slater of Los Angeles
California.
The woman had mystcriously dis
appeared from a passenger train
while on her way from Colorado to
visit relatives in Philadelphia.
Imperial Valley press., 1926-01-20
Youth Hangs Self
In L. A. Jail Cell
By United Press Leased Wire

LOS ANGELES, Jan. 20.-Facing
a probable long term sentence in
prison for burglary, Robert Kessler,
%, hanged himself i'll Il police cell
today, using the belt Of his over
coat for moose.
The youth had been brooding over
his fate, according to jailers, since
his arrest on charges of participa
tion in several burglaries in the ex-
elusive Beverly Hills district.
Imperial Valley press., 1926-01-20
REPORT FAVORABLY ON
PUBLIC BUILDINGS BILL
By United Press Leased Wire

WASHINGTON, Jan. 90. - The
Elliott public building bill, appro-
priating s165, 100000 for public
buildings throughout the country,
was reported favorably to the
house today by the public buildings
and grounds committee.
Imperial Valley press., 1926-01-20
SOUTHERN
Trusts;
t':;;.,' ::::i:, s; BANK
Main Banking House u. s. Grant
Hotel Building :,
San Diego, California

1t is said that the largest sof
drink bottling works in the San Jos
qnin Valley will shortly be built a
Laton, Fresno county.