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Imperial Valley press., 1926-12-01
Court House Land
To Be Made Into
Attractive Park

Work on the Improvement of II
Yesterday when a gang of laborcrs
from the county Jail, acting under
n plan formulated by Supervisor
Romeo e. Smith, got busy cleaning
up the block across from tho court
house. Dead grass and rubbish are
. be removed, the ground dsced
and lcvcled, graveled paths bull.
and flowers planted.
With the new Main street orna-
mental lighting system nearing com
plction and the six story addition
to the Hotel Barbara Worth just
finished, Fl Centre will shortly be
in condition TO present an unusually
attractive appearance to motorists
entering from the coast, IA county
official remarked today in discuss
ing the improvements to the park.
The block in question, while hav-
ing a number of good trees, has been
in practically wild condition for
a number of years. The plan is 10
make it an attractive front ward
for the court house and also park
III which residents, particularly
those from the rural districts, may
find q comfortable resting or meet
ing place if called to the court
house on business. For this purpose
benches will b" provided.
The block, together with thu
present court house site, was donat-
ed 10 the county some II wears ago
by Mr.. and Mrs Bascom, with tho
provision that th" land be used for
| county purposes.
Imperial Valley press., 1926-12-01
1HEATERS

Vaudeville favoritcs of oldeu
days, some of them since famou.
IN the movies, some of them retired
from the stage-and some still on
the boards, formed an odd conclavt
at the Metro.G oldwyn Mayer stu
dios, recently, where they arc as
semblcd on big replica of "bchin1
the scenes at the New York Pal
lace Thcatcr for 'Upstagc,' NorI
ma Shearer's latest story, whicI
comes to the Valley Theater tonight,
The scene shows rehearsal noriS
ing with acrobats, lion tamcr]
dancers. and others getting thci1
acts ready for the opening matinet|
and Miss Shearer as the feminin
half Of a new song and dance team
Among the celebrities lendin
vaudevillistic verisimilitudc to TIL
scene are Rolfc Sedan, famous dantl
er, who lately has been known as
screen character comedian, but WIZ
does his old tricks as well as cvea
Charles Bernard Murphy. once fda
nous as Carlo Bernardo, the liol,
tanner, with trained bear and
cage of tigers; The Three Rosas, (
feminine acrobatic team; Luigi an
Luigi, accordionists and others. n
Holtz, n recent vaudeville favorit \
plays the booking agent in the nc
picture and Oscar Shaw, vaudcvilH
headliner and star of the "MusH
Box Revue is leading man as TIL
song and dance artist of the story
Others in the cast include Dor
thy ph Hi :, former screen star WIN
returned 10 the movies after an n y
scncc ns several wears, Gwen IL
yt N,r1 Cr.rp III
Imperial Valley press., 1926-12-01

when Bumblc saw one he liked.
Stumble, his brother, thought i
wasn't quite thick enough, And 50
il went on, until al last Uncle Wig
gilv said:
"Now look here, This is all non
sense. Pick out a tree and have
done with it. Soon it will be night
aud we are far from our bunga-
low.
Then the little rabbit children
got over their fussin"ss and they all
decided certain tree was best.
Uncle Wiggilv marked where Il
grew III the forest 50 hc could got
il later. And while he vas waiting
fer the bunnics to make W their
Imperial Valley press., 1926-12-01
Bedtime Stories
BY HOWARD R. GARIS
Copyright, 1925, by Mcclure
Newspaper Syndicate
UNCLE WIGGILY AND THE
WHITE BUTTON

Daddicums. said Baby Bunty
in a voice like lollypop one day
as she went up TO the RABBIT gentle
man who vas sitting in his easy
hair. "Oh, Daddicums, will you
please
Will l please WHAT" asked Mr..
Jongears. who, though not exactly
3unty's daddy let the orphan rabbit
hid call him that.
"Will you please take Us out q
ook for Christmas trees''' asked
8aby Buntv, speaking, now like
two lollypops. By that l mean he'
voice was vcrv sweet and sugary.
TO look for Christmas trees.
exclaimed Uncle W'iggily. lit is
auch too early to do that.
cit Is the first day OF Dccem-
Der, - went on Bunty who vas liv-
ing, for time, in the hollow STUMP
bungalow, ''and Christmas comes in
December. Jingle and Jangle went
yut Yesterday to look for Christ.
mas trees. Daddicums.
And remember what happened
10 them. said Uncle N'iggily.
Jingle fell down a dry we'll and
arly that had clothes line and
got crooked neck suash from Aunt
Lcttic, to use as hook, Jingl,
might still be down in the we'll. -
"Oh, but wc Il keep away from
wells, ~ promised Baby Buntv
"'Pleasc Daddicums, take US hunting
for Christmas trees, and row she
spoke like three lollypops.
"Oh, we'll, come on,' said Mr.
Longcars at last. He was very fond
Of sweets. So, there being no
school, he led his forty 'lcvcn it-
tie bunnies out over the fields and
through the woods.
Counting Baby Bunty, there were
forty twelve little rabbit children
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FORESIGHTED FORESTRY

New York states refOrestatIOn activities are gaming
ln size and effectiveness. The state conservation
commissioner reports that 20481,l12 trees dis
tlbuted from state nurseries in 1926 compared with
600 in 1925. This years total planting, in fact
pxceeds the combined paintings of 1924 and 1925 and
trifle than equals the aggregate paintings in the
first Ia years OF the New York movement
Where are all these trees being set out and cared
-for? All over the state municipalities, schools indus
trial concerns get the trees from the state nurseries
and plant them. The state itself is reforesting large
tracts of land Private landowners too, following
the public example and setting out trees in unprece
.tented number. The Roosevelt forest is such pub
ic plantation Of 100000 trees set out this year on
1900 acre tract.
Along with the planting of trees goes the develop
ent OF better protection for them in the matter Of fire
control and prevention.
New York sets a fine example to every community
-or Individual or family owning land suitable for
planting.
The old fashioned romance used to work up to a wed
ding as a climax. Now it works up TO divorce or
Annunpnt
Imperial Valley press., 1926-12-01

The old fashioned romance used to work up to wed
ding as a climax Now it works up TO a divorce or
Imperial Valley press., 1926-12-01
Looking Backward
What the Press files tell of I'm
perial Valley for this date
in past years
FIFTEEN YEARS AGO
Dec. /, 1911

Some 90 members Of Signal Chap
ter o. r.. S. went from FL Centre
to Imperial to attend the installa
tion of new officers in Golden Ruit
chapter. Mrs. Sadie Stevenson was
installed as worthy matron, and
Eugene Carrier as worthy patron.
Mrs. Z. L. Ralston returned t.
Ell Centre after visiting for twu
weeks in Los Angeles.
Col. w. A. Holabird, receiver for
the California Development Co., ar,
rived from Los Angeles and was
met BY Chester Allison, who was to
take him to certain parts of the car
al system by automobile.
Imperial Valley press., 1926-12-01

girls and boys, including Jingle and
Janglc, for Jingle was all better
from having fallen into the well.
Now we aren't going - cut the
Christmas tree today said Uncle
Wiggily as he hoped along at the
head Of the rabbit parade. I'VE
are Just going TO look where, in the
woods. the best trees grow. And a
few days before Christmas l shall
come and get it. :
Now YOU might think it easy 10
pick out a Christmas tree for forty
twelve little bunnies, but when
Jingle was satisfied with one Jan
gle wanted one that was larger. And
Imperial Valley press., 1926-12-01
NO MORE DOTS

-The matrimonial dot, fittingly pronounced
dough" is said be waning in France. 1t has been
taS lmmemorial custom for French brides to bring
tReir husbands dowry. In marriage premlnarle5,
tie business arrang geents have always been lmpor-
tant as the personal The custom Is now being
sNept away.
Dur American soldiers in France, many OF whom
married French girls, partly responsible for the
caance They may have started the movement. The
d6ghboys refused to be dotboys being content with
tire girl and scornfu of the cash Frenchmen would
have expected along with her. Now the Frenchmen
themselves following the example ferventy that
tits said weddings are celebrated without the
GoHnry than with it.
n he changed economic status Of woman mas great
dral to do with it, The modern French girl, like the
American glr is proving her ablilty to earn her own
lsSl.g. the canny young men are said to realize
that girl VINO earn money after marriage is pre-
fetabie TO one who brings money with her and then
stands pat that permanent non-producer
thereafter
. Thus sex equality wins another victory.
Imperial Valley press., 1926-12-01
WORLD PRAYER

Vernon Ewing of Tamarack, Mimi, wants all the
world to unite in prayer Christmas. He asks the
people of every nation to go alone in secret at some
convenient time during the day and pray to our GOD IN
their own way for whatever they may desire.
Then he wants similar ceremony to start the new
year all the people of the world uniting their faith IN
expecting God to answer all prayers according to HIS
will"
1t would be good thing undoubtedly for everybody
to oacquesce. More things wrought by prayer than
this world dreams Of" But the second prayer may be
expected to accomplish more than the first.
When all people pray IN their own way for What
soever they desire of them will ask for foolish
things and many Of them will get their prayers crossed
byasking for opposite things, people OF different ma
ITEMS did the World War, when both sides prayed
for victory.
ANY prayer that is too selfish may do the peti
toner good in his SOUL whether he gets what he asks
for Or not.
Prayer by great numbers of people, like any other
f1rce doubtless most effective when it ls applied to
one common purposewhen the people all pray for the
thing
IF all mankind, at Christmas or New Years, would
pray Tor peace spiritual upft any other worthy
Object they might get what they sought
Imperial Valley press., 1926-12-01
THE WEATHER

Los Angeles and vicinity: Fair
and moderately warm tonight and
Thursday.
Southern California: Fair and
mild tonight and Thursday.
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OAKLAND SEDAN. 1926
model. 4-door. This car has
been driven only few thousand
miles. $3.50 discount to quick
buyer. Year to pay.
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EXCESSIVE WEIGHT RAPIDLY REDUCED
Wonderful French method used. DR.. DELLA
LEDENDE(kER. POOP 2 NV Potomac O4k0
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WILLYS-KNIGHT. 1926 -
Model 65, 2-pass. coupe; five
good tires, Duco paint this car
was used for demonstrating pur-
poses only. $1,175. Year to pay.
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WARDMAN
wILLYS-KNIGHT.

CHRY SLER IMPERIAL
SEDAN-Very late 1924 model,
5 brand-new tires; upholstery
and mechanical condition abso-
lutely perfect; $lNOO is reason
able, you will admit after you
see this car.
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WILLYS = KNIGHT, 1925
MODEL 65 TOURING-Four
cylinders, balloon tires, fully
equipped; driven only 6.O0O
miles; priced at 500 original
cost.
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OVERLAND 1926 SEDAN
M odel 90. 6-cyl.; perfect
throughout; paint, tires. uphol-
stery excellent; run only 1000
miles. $3.50. Year to paw.
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WARDMAN,
1915 18th St. NV.
BUICK.

The demand for our late
model Bucks makes it possible
for us to supply the public with
the highest grade used cars.
PARTIAL LIST
Buick 1925 Master Coach.
Buick 1924 5-pass. 6-cyl Sedan.
Buick 1923 5-pass Sedan.
Dodge 1924 Coupe.
Studebaker 1923 Light Six Tour.
Hupp 1922 Touring.
Ford 1924 Coupe.
Ford 1923 Sedan.
Many Other Models Can Be
Seen on Our Floor.
EMERSON & ORME,
1920 M St. NV.
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3
FORDS.

Sedans, coupes, tourings, de-
livery trucks. Some reprinted ;
all reconditioned; to be sold re-
CARELESS OF cost. First come,
first served.
K. l.. TAYLOR MOTOR, CO.,
: 18th and Tea SITS.
- North 5000.
(continued Cd next raFs.1-
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FORD ROADSTER. 1925. 8 months old;
many, extras Including balloon tires and
paving a ridicl,lously low down payment and
assumption of notes. Parkway Motor Co.
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WINDOW AND DOOR SHADES - Good
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HELP-MALE AND FEMALE.

NDDRESSOGRAuH and Eraphotype opera
Tor. state experience. salary expected tele-
ASSISTANT REGI>TRARS-Five more high
school graduates 10 work Tor tultiQn IN day,
c~enlns extension courses. half or full
time. az rate of $50 weekly. ideal college
framing: widely accredited Call before q.
Research University Main $40 20'
ROOKKEEPER. experienced: give ouaiifica-
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INV FSTIGAToRS for special work To locate
uporle IN the District fun or part time. Ad-
dress Box H94-R. Star otiice
MIDDLE AGED COUPLE. no children, to
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arden space free. Catholic preferred. Ad-
crees RoN 370-R. STR otIice 22'
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FORD TUDOR SEDAN
November, 1924. One CT the
cleanest jobs we have ever had
in stock. Price, $3.50. Year to
pay.
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FILIPINO OR CHINESE-Familv returning
To- town Sept / want first-cass Chinese or
Filipino cook and house man--must nave
nv 3z1R Star offine 22'
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HABORERS ., coored: to work in paper
factory. Apply Wash. Paper STOCK Co.
RoGelyn Va
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SALESM AN-Experlenced gas range sales
an 10 sell an established line of gas ranges
IN Baltimore. WASHINGTON and Richmond 10
builders OF apartment houses. Residence
IN Washington preferred GIVE age and all
particulars IN first letter Address Box
3"3 r. star office.
LARGE old corporation desires to employ
salesman for territory adjacent to Wash
fngtor D G Must have automobile and be
able TO finance gMn operations. The basis
IS conin1lss The position Is big one
and not peddlip= proposition or handling
stocks. II - a mCh-Erade connection and
ws want man who can successfully sell
90 stores garages factories etc. give full
particulars i'll first letter. :. r. Bowser Co,
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WANTED-SALESMEN (Cont'O.

SALESMAN. familiar with paint on trade T1,
counties. Splendid commits ion contract TO
man that can sell oil storage equipment to
this class of trade. State fun particulars IN
ROYAL Ave. Baltimore. Md.
REAL ESTATE not near-salesmen. but real
producers with experience and cars. to sell
new homes and exclusive listlngs; established
corporation of builders and realtors. Adj
Dress Box 46-R. Star office. .
ALESMEEMen who are az am t s1 20 and and
C"i1mhlan Bldg -------------------
ESTABLISHED REAL ESTATE COMPANY
Apnlirants. with cars and successful experi.
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financial arrangements. Present sales force
notified of this advertisement, Address Box
?5SR. star office. --
EXPERIENCED STOCK SALE2MEN--i
going company. now making money: thorough
bank Investigation invited; statesmen now
men will find this easy and highly profi;}hle
Call at Room 222 Transportation Building
9TH and II SITS. -
and 1r s tTade pr as T b
not ESSENTIAL exceient opp6rtinity for men
who can produce. Room 70; De Sales Bldg Bldg;
Friday and saturday. 20,
ALESMAN-Outside iewelry salesman 70
sell high;;class iewelry on the ;ime-payo plan.
Address Box 316-R Star Office.
PART-TIME SALESMAN-For several men
who would like to sell automobiles in their
spare time. We have very attractive
proposition: answer by mail only. Address
replies to Mr.. Adams. 2015 18th St Nv.
PART TIME AND EVENINGS.
Ten experienced statesmen on a highly ad-
yertised product investment produced here
Strong office co-opcration, With some . leads
enced salesman. Call at ~" Transportation
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HELP-FENAI,E (Cont'd.

SALESWOMEN FOR
DRESSES-FUR COATS-MILLINERY
Must be thoroughly experienced in these
lines; good salaries and commissions.
BRESLAU.
The Friendly Shop.
1909 G. st NV
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MISUNDERSTANDING (Cont'0

PART-TIME WORK any kind 1908 u
Marion st. NV. Pot. 5S36-W.
WAITRESS colored girl, neat cook cham
nermaid: city or country. North 1894.
2101 18th st NV.
WOMAN colored wishes place as cook or
part-tlme work can give references. 1858
kalorama I'd NV.
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HUDSON COACH, 1924
Brand-new SIS paint job; :
good tires; good mechanical
condition. SAYS. Year TO pay.
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Statesmen.

to so through our training
school. preferably those with
selling experience. Ii YOU are
looking for permanent con-
nection and YOU can give bona
ride reference and have lived
within the District, we will be
pleased to have YOU telephone
Main 2219 for appointment.
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.ABORERS. .. colored. to work in paper
actory Apply Wash Paper Stock Co.
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COLORED BOY wanted to learn hand press.
frc. must he honest and INDUSTRIOUS ana not
over is wears of age: good references re-
ouircd Apply to j. NJ Stein Co. W
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LICENSED PHARM ACIST-Experienced
must I've active good personality. reliable
and well recommended. Short hours ano
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FUR FINTSHFR

Must be able to make minor repairs on
furs Nine. Rose, 1923 Conn. ave.
.EII'TER"
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PERSONAL.

WOMAN colored wishes place as cook or
Part-tlme work: can give references. 1865
kal0rama I'd. II w
PERSONAL.
EXCESSIVE WEIGHT RAPIDLY REDUCED
Wonderful French method used; DR.. DELLA
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NJ. and Nina Lewis Bolkhardt. 2100 Mass
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CHILDREN CARED FOR BY COMPETENT
nurse. Phone Hyatts S14-F-3. 22s
ARCH SUPPORTS FROM PLASTER CASTS
OF your feet fit any shoe: immediate com.
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ELECTRIC TREATMENTS
violet ray. zoaliRht electric massage, bak-
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MAN wanted married for small dairy ana
farm Gingell Garage. Berwym. Nd or
Rhode Beltsviile No phone calls. 21
NAN to clerk in hardware and paint store.
Addrrse BOX 37S-R Star Office Il
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RELIABLE MAN to care for small apt
building. ant quarters in exchange Tor SefE-
fce Call owner. 1898 Columbia rd Apt: =
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with small machine and eX-
ncrien,c in collecting for clothing store
Apply Star Credit Clothing Co. SD TIN
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WILLYS-KNIGHT TO, 1920
-o-cyl. 5-pass. sedan; this car
carries neW-Car guarantee {,
driven 1000 miles. ESQ reduc-
ton from original price.
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NASH 1923 5-PASSENGER
TOURING-Tires nearly new;
upholstery, top, paint and me-
chanical condition above aver
age. Priced exceptionally low
at 1915. Year to pay.
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RICKENBACKER, 1924
Four-door sedan; five tires,
three practically new, ? fair
complete motor overhaul job re-
Gently. Sacrifice at 500. Year
to pay.
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SALFSMFN ., experienced, to sell Oakland
and Pontiac automobiles. Demonstrators
FURNISHED to the right men, Statesmen Own
ing light car preferred. Call in and see Mr.;
Rodgers sales manager between and
10 30 am. Adams Motor Co. "0l5 14th
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HELp-MAIE.

ACCOUNTANT familiar with subdivision
oavelopment to handle accounts for con,
struction work collection etc. Give all
partIculars and salary expected. Address
BOX 386-R. Star Office 22'
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MAN colnred TO work at Ford deaIFI
garage. wash cars paint wheels and aXles
on used cars. salary $50 week TO start
Address Roy 2ol-R star office.
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WA\TED-AGENTS.
WANTED-S.ALESMEN.

AGENTS TO sell coupons no experience ne
essary, wonderful offer. CHnedlnst, IS
18th St
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REAL. ESTATE not near-saiesmen. but real
producers. with experience and cars. TO sell
new homes and exclusive listings: established
corporation of builders and realtors. Adj
lrass Box 46-R Star office. -
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HFLP--FEM.ALF

GIRL,-Childs Co requires the services of
an experienced counter and grtdle girl
Apply bet 10 and II am, 1910 New York
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WHY'S X N G. II + 1924
COUPE-SEDAN-Driven only
1900 miles; new SIS paint job;
four brand-new tires; not a
blemish on upholstery. $3.50.
Year to pay.
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HOME SECRETARY with knowledge of
housekeeping; good home; steady position:
state experience: hest reference required.
Replies held confidential Address Box
15O-M Star office
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1926-08-20

MANAGER for retail ladies ready -to-wear
shop: exceptional opportunity Mir dofo"h'
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1926-08-20

MEAT acknowledgements man of good
hahits for retail trade Opportunity ad-
vancement TO manager. For consideration
rnplies must GescrIh" fully rducatlnn tfalll-
ing experience meat trade. state age
present employment. references and mini
mum, salnrv Address BOX 326-R. star Once