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The Washington times. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1902-1939, 1926-02-22

For lack Of room several hum
dreds were turned away from the
dedication exercises last night in
which bigotry and intolerance were
assailed in stirring speeches by
Senator Thomas j.. Walsh Of Mon
tana, and Judge Irving Lehman,
OF the New York court Of appeals,
president of the Jewish Welfare
Board. Al crowd estimated at 1000
packed the auditorium and gym
nasium, the program being trans
mitted to the gymnasium with
amplifiers.
Open Drive Tor Members
In the meantime q five-day mem
bership drive. with Morris Cafritz
as general chairman, Is in full
blast, having opened with the flag
raising yesterday, at which Repre-.
sentative Adolph j.. SABBATH, OF
Chicago. officiated, assisted by
the bugle corps OF Vincent B. Cos
te1lo Post, American Legion.
THE struggle for religious lib
erty in this country seems to be
unending," said Senator Walsh,
the principal speaker at last nights
exercises.
1.-THE spirit Of persecution per-
sists and from time to time flares
Mp with a virulence that seems to
transport US back considerably
more than century, directed
The Washington times. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1902-1939, 1926-02-22

Menu
For ! Fish Day In February
Breakfast
Cereal Eyaporated apricots
Shredded Goldfish omelette
Radishes Cornmeal mullins
Hot raisin snails
Coffee Hot MIX Cream
Luncheon
Grilled kippered herring on toast
Baked canned tomatoes and onions
Hot drop biscuits
Gingerbread Orange rTlarmalade
Sandwiches
Tea Milk
Clear tomato soup
Crackers olives
BrOiled Haddock Fillets
Satisfy with thick brown sauce
Iyonnaise potatoes
Spinach with lemon dressing
Iceberg lettuce, celery and
Grapefruit salad
Chilled chocolate COc0anut
Meringue pie
Cheese Rye bread Coffee
MINIS
MARIE EULALIE MORAN,
2416 Pennsylvania Ave. N. w.
&
The Washington times. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1902-1939, 1926-02-22
Walsh Flags Bigotry
At Jeuish Exercises

With William IA Fineshrber, leading Philadelphia rabbi
principal speaker 500 banqueters tonight will continue
festivities marking the dedication of Washington Jewish
Community Center Sixteenth and Streets Northwest
Banquet Chairman Morris Garfnkle said today that might
impossible accommodate all applicants for places the
tables in the Center auditorium
The Washington times. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1902-1939, 1926-02-22
When Dyeing
Faded Hosiery

First ii Is always well to make
up small quantity Of the dye and
test It out with piece of old stock
ing Of the same shade aa those you
plan to dye. After mixing the dye.
pour 8 little Of II into glass and
examine for the desired color against
the light. II too dark. dilute with
water; IL too light, add more dye.
When the desired color Is obtained
reserve q sample III 3 glass. Dye
the sample stocking according to di.
rections and dry. III the color Is
satisfying prepare sufficient guam
tity Of dye for the number Of stock
ings Dit hand, following carefully the
directions given with the dye. After
preparing the second quantity o.
dye pour sample Of II into a glass
and compare with the sample re-
served from dyeing the sample. 10
DO this hold the two glasses up to
the light. Then dilute the dye mix
|ture with water or add more dye.
as the case may be, Until the two
samples match.
The Washington times. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1902-1939, 1926-02-22
Lemon Foam

4 eggs.
cup sugar.
2 lemons.
Beat the yolks Of four eggs, add
the sugar and Juice and rind Of two
lemons. Cook IN double boiler until
creamy and pour on the stiffIy
beaten egg whites. Serve very cold.
RUTH NJ. CROWN.
1872 Wisconsin Ave. N. w.
The Washington times. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1902-1939, 1926-02-22

the rounds az bread with any
favored jam OF Jelly and place two
together as Iii making sandwiches
Beat the err light. add the lemon
juice and cold water and continue
beating until the whole II well
mixed. Quickly dip each sandwich
III the egg mixture and brown iii Is
frying pan using the butter ~ the
fat.
The Washington times. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1902-1939, 1926-02-22

Thin corrugated metal sandals
have been invented by a Missourian
to be strapped to persons shoes to
serve as miniature tobogggans or
for sliding over ice.
The Washington times. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1902-1939, 1926-02-22
Recipes Certified BY
Good Housekeeping Institute

" 1AL1I11E8 AOGOAkJCS5 6sAkU 4VAOAAt10
The Washington Times will pay ONE DOLLAR for each
Recipe published and ct the end of each month will award
Prize Of FIVE DOLLARS EACH for the best Recipe and
Menu published during that month"; Send ii your favotes
THIS WEEKS WINNERS:
Imperial Valley press., 1926-09-02
Decrease Noted
In Production
OF Lace Goods

WASHINGTON, Sept. >. - The
department OF commerce Announces
that, according to data collected at
tine DlchulaI census of lnanutac-
lures, I92J. the establishments en-
gagrH primarily in the manufacture
"i cotton larc good. reported pro-
ductS valued AT S5O,s41,jO1. 1his
amount SHOWS a decrease Of 1873 per
cent as compared with SO, ,79I, SIS III
1875 but exceeds by 1871 per cent
the total reported for 1871, So
9SI ,O3o. The total for 1879 was
maue up as follows: Nottingham lacr
curtains, 4,yJ9,6l7 pairs, valued at
~l0,276,737; : Nottingham lace cur
ran nets, 2S,6l2.@4] linear wards,
$S,S23, ,034; Lcavers laccs, 1881 ,S24
square yards, SG,141,s@O; other nets
co.. aces, >+,@aD.oJU: miscellaneous
products S9I0.27U.
Of tn" - establishments report
ing fo. 80. - were located in
rcnnstl,a0ia, nine in Rhode Island.
seven in New York, six in Connccti-
cut, fl, IN New Jersey, and one
each IN .lIn0I,, Massachusetts and
Ohio.
Imperial Valley press., 1926-09-02
Sterling Securities
Company, Inc.
FRED r. CROSS, Mgr.
OF DOING BUSI.
NESS UNDER A FICTITIOUS
NANT

7, Keith L. Dalton do hereby GER
tifv that am doing business undet
the ficticious name Of DALTON &
RUSSELL and that my principal
place of business is in the city of
FL Centre. County of Imperial
state of California, and that no
one else is interested in the said
business except myself and that my
residence is 461 Len Rev avenue,
City of FL Ccutro. County of Impe
rial. State of California.
Dated this 10Th day of August,
1926.
State of California,
County of Imperial, s.:
On This 23rd day of August,
1926, before me, W. II. Tyler, Jr.
notary public. in and for the said
county and state residing therein,
duly commission and sworn personal
appeared Keith l.. Dalton, known
to me 10 be the person whose name
is subscribed to the foregoing in
strument.
In witness whereof, 7 hereinto
set NV hand and affixed my official
seal the day and year in this certi-
ficate first above written.
w. II. TYLER, Jr.
Notary Public in and for said
county and state.
Aug %, Sept 9 16
Imperial Valley press., 1926-09-02
Predict Banner
Year For Oregon
Football Team

CORVALLIS, ore. Sept. "a
banner year ON the gridiron for the
Oregon Ag9ies football team is pre-
dicted by coaches and official cX-
perts.
The A2girs should lose few games
during the coming season, as Coach
Paul }. Schisslcr viii have virtually
an entire veteran team returned.
There will be very few changes in
the lineup and the benefits Of q
wear 5 experience, both il, teamwork
and straight football knowledge,
should prove Il factor Of considers
able Importance.
Paul Snider fullback. viii be
missing from the lineup and while
nls place may be hard to fill, the Ag-
gies viii have u wealth Of materia |
on hand and probably will be able
to plug this hole without great diff
ficultv.
Last year the Aggies played won
derfuI football, losing only two
games. One of those was dropped
to the great Leland Stamford team
and the other was lost to the Uni
verSity Of Southern California. The
AggicS scored in each contest.
With Il lineup virtually unchang-
ed, and with the benefits Of long
association to aid them, great re-
suits are expected throughout the
conference from the Oregon Aggics
this season.
Imperial Valley press., 1926-09-02
Spiritualist Says
Medicine Doomed
by United Press Leased Wire

LOS ANGELES, sept. >. - The
medical profession belongs to Il past
era Of civilization, and is being
replaced by spiritualiSm, NJ. G., Mar
tinrz told colleagues today at the
annual convention of the California
state SpiritualistS association.
Medicine has served its time, ~
declared MARTINEZ. "Lilic the horse
and buggy, ii was all right in its
time, hut now we need something
new, and spirituali>m is that thing. ~
Dr, ". =. Richardson told the
delegates that SpiritualiStS will be
leaders in Il movement to free the
world from disease, through the
medium of spirit heaIcrs
a great magnetic force of heal
ing balm flows through the arms
of spirit healer and pourS ont
from the tips of the fingers into
the afflicted subjcets,' he said.
Imperial Valley press., 1926-09-02
Cattle Market

Cattle-@00; trading slow mostly
III anticipation of fairly liberal .un
tomorrow. No steers sold medium
quoted S7.25-8.OO; several loads fair
~ well finished COWS held above
5000, common and medium kinds
Sl.50-1.71; cutters mostly $I.O0-4.0O; !;
bulls largely Sj.00-5.5O.
Calves-30o; active, steady to 2jc
higher Short load 22l-lb. vcalcrs
$l0.35; two loads 23l to 27G-lb.
southwestern 1925; commons and
heavies S6.OO-s.2J.
Hogs POO; offerings al! local fed
trucked in butchers, steady to
strong. Load lS0-lb. weights $lJ.4O
woth 2SS to 325-lb. weight butch
crs and packing sows Sll.2j-13.2j.
Sheep None, hOldovcr 40. Deck
common and medium Persian ewes
and wethers averaging ll2 lbs.
$6.25; choice lambs QuotabIc to
$l4.00 with choice ewes s7OO-7.5O.
Imperial Valley press., 1926-09-02
Flock of Hens
Make Home On
Freight Train

san JUAN CAPISTRANO. Cali,
Sept. . Mrs. joe lIouoh : flock of
some 30 hrus have never taken
prizes at poultry shows, but oH the
other hand thc ,hooks contain no
record Of amy ribbon winner ever
LAYING while riding the rod of a
freight train.
Thi, perhaps Spectacular feat j. Il
minor incident in the lives # Mrs.
Honoh : hrood; the real accom-
plisimcnt is u layiug them 81 that
they may be- cailcctcd without u-"
OF ~ Whisk broom and dust pan.
Mrs. doe iIonoh is wife of 4 track
repair foreman Of the Santa Fr SyS-
tom i'm Southern California. Among
the % cars that make up the repair
train arc three devoted to the house
hold and Kitchen of the foreman and
his wife. Under these three cars
Mrs. EIonoh has constructed c"op'
for her many chickens.
The fowls feeding places are
along the tracks where the rcpalr
gang is working, their nests in the
coops.
Mrs. Ilouoh cnalms the hens know
by intuition when the train Is going
to move. and accordingly take theH
places ON the rods. They often lay
cnroutc, she AYERS. but gathering
up is Il different matter.
Imperial Valley press., 1926-09-02
Husband Charged
With Wife's Death
by United Press Leased Wire

Los ANGELES, Sept. Com
plaint charging nanslaughter was
issued today against j. Alvin wy
cliffc, following a verdict of cor
oncr' 5 jury at Glendale holding him
responsible for the daeth of his wife
in an automobile accident.
According to testimony at the
inquest, Mrs, Wycliffc, a screen ac-
trcss, was killed when she leaped
from her husbands 5 speeding and
drivcrlcss automobile, after Wy
ciffc had himself jumped from the
machine.
Authorities have been searching
for WYcIiffr for several days. He
had not been located this morning.
Imperial Valley press., 1926-09-02
WIFE OF REPUBLICAN,
ON DEMOCRATIC TICKET

PASCO, WASH, Sept. 2.-FWther
proof that women, or some women,
nave attained political independence
is seen here in the fact that Mrs.
Alice Bird is candidate for Demo
cratic nomination for county clerk.
The mere announcement that woman
is seeking election to public office
docSu I mean, of course, that indie
pendence is complete, 1t would APP
pear Il different story, however,
when the woman S husband, or this
woman $ husband, Frank Bird, hap
pens to be Republican and SO
staunch in his political leaning that
he served in three campaigns rs
secretary of the Franklin county
Republican committee.
Imperial Valley press., 1926-09-02
No. 1872 Dept.
ORDER TO SHOW CAUSE ON
PETITION TO MORTGAGE

In the Superior Court of the state
of California, in and for the County
of Imperial
IN THE MATTER OF THE ES-
TATE OF SILAS II. BRYANT. De
ceased.
1T Is ORDERED by the Court
that all persons interested IN the
estate of Silas II. Bryant, deceased
do appear before the Superior CourS
of Imperial County, state of Cali
fornia, in Department ! thereof, on
the lst dav of October, 1926, at the
hour of , o clock p. NJ, then ana
there to show cause, if any they
have. why the real estate described
below should not be mortgaged Tor
the sum of 100000 as prayed for
in the petition Of Grace Arnold, the
administrators uf said estate, TINS
dav filed, or such lesser amount as
to the Court shall seem meet Ref
rrcuce is made to said petition Tor
further particulars. Said real
estate is described as follows, to-wIt
The portion Of the North
Half (Nls) of Tract One Han
drcd Twenty-Five U95), Town
ships Thirteen O3 and Four
teen OH South, Range Four
teen G4l east, S. b. NJ, in tn"
County of Imperial, state OF
California, as per map of the
rcsurvcv approved and filed in
the United States Land Office
,t Los Angeles. California, ly-
inc East of the East Line Of the
Southern Psoific Railroad
right,of,wav, as the same IL now
constructed and located through
said tract.
Dated this 93rd day Of August
1926.
FRANKLIN J. COLE,
Judge Of the superior Court
Aug o6, Sept ,, 9, ~
Imperial Valley press., 1926-09-02
Governor Smith
In Bad Health
Uy United Press Leased Wire

SYRACUSE, y. y. Sept. .
Governor Alfred +. Smith, who went
TO bed "a sick man. ON his arriv-
al here yesterday afternoon, arose
at 10 a. m. today and said although
he was far from well, he would at
tend Governors day at the state
fair
For the first time i'm its history,
however, the day will not have the
usual governors address. Smith is
not able to stand the strain of the
speech, he said.
The governor is suffering from
over strain after an operation IN
New York last week.
Imperial Valley press., 1926-09-02
Milo Growers
To Hold Meet

Growers Of Holman milo who be
long to the pure seed association
will meet at 10 Il. M in jhe farm
advisor office tomorrow to dis.
cuss means of marketing their crop.
After looking over Holman milo
in Imperial county for certifica-
tion of pure seed, David Creighton,
assistant farm advisor, says he finds
outstanding uniformity of height,
excellent color and indications of II
possible yield of 2i4 tons of thresh-
ed seed per acre.
This estimated production will
supply certified seed here next
year. Specimens of the seeds are to
be entered at the Imperial Valley
Mid Winter fair.
Imperial Valley press., 1926-09-02
Alexander Trims
Old Team Mates

CHICAGO, 7.1pt. 2.-Bchind the
brilliant pitching of the veteran
Grover Cleveland Alexander, who al
lowed the cubs but three hits, the
league standing Cardinals today de-
teatcd Chicago , to 0 in the first
game of a double header.
AleXander'S hitting was also in
strumcntal in the victory as his
double in the third inning paved the
way for the two runs, scored by the
Cardinals.
The skies were overcast and a light
rain fcll for a few minutes just be
fore the game.
Imperial Valley press., 1926-09-02
Justice Court
Shows Slump

Only d criminal cases We're
brougnt before Justice of the Pcac"
/. Mayfield for hearing during Az
-nst, 81 rcport issued today shows. Tn
addition there were II cases filed
by the county traffic squad. This
is au exceptionally low figure in
comparison with previous months
This re;r.
Fires collected from criminal
cases amounted to $50. The fines
were assessed in two cases, all 9th
cr cases going into The superior
court. or resulting in jail sentences
,r 3iSmi>sals. Fines collected for
traffic Iaw violations totaled &424.
r..r collected in civil eases totaled
Imperial Valley press., 1926-09-02
Town
Consumes Worlds
Record Of Food
By LUDWIG POFPER
Omitted Press Staff Correspondent

MTNIsH. Sep. I.-,lot content
with recording aqain the famed Ba-
varian proWgSy for loug dis,.u"r
beer drinking. an rurrrpri~ing Na-
varian community has now cStab-
li>hed what il claims 10 he the
worlds record fer rapid fire con-
sumption.
m the little village Of I,l.inr,
embracing about 800 souls, tho
merry pcaSauts decided to yc,,b2at
tn" ordaiuing Of von4 priest. BE-
fore the party had fairly -yt under
way, more than a Thousand gallons
Of beer had vanished down th'
parchcd throat~ of the local merry
makers. But that was just a begin
ming.
Aware that. pass consumption o.
beer i a commonplace in these parts
the Iuliiug citilenrv set oat to carve
u niche fer itself by putting away "a
record breaking quantity of food.
The amount of tangible nouiSA-
mcnt consumed ON this occasion j.
worthy of being chrouiclcd by n now
Homer, as it hears all the rlrm"rhF
Of the htroir age.
Tine village. il must be understood
hoaStcd two inns The Hoerhamm""
inn slaughtered one COW, one bull
weighing more than loo0 pounds,
seven calves, two pics weighing 20o
pounds each and cnc hog weighing
Goa pounds. Ten thousand sau~a&cs
were created and disappeared as
quickly rs they had been produced,
At the other inn, Il still larger
number OF animals met their doom.
This inn also sold more than 10000
S.usagcs and 500 pounds Of various
preserved meats.
Throughout the brief festival, 27,-
Geo IoaveS of bread were baked,
80 casualties were reported.
Imperial Valley press., 1926-09-02
[ cunt TOlstOi
In Hollywood

HOLLYWOOD, Sept. >. - The
Count and Countess Ilva ToIStoi ar
rived at the movie capital late yes
tcrday accompanied by Edwin
Carcwc, famous producer-dircctor.
The count was greeted by a group
Of prominent Russians. including
Theodore KoSloff, noted ballet dane
or. and several Of his dancing girls.
He will aid Carewe in producing
4" Resurrection, the immortal mo-
vel by Count To!stoi'S father, Leo
Tolstui
Imperial Valley press., 1926-09-02

Logan berry growers at TiIlamock
have already sold 10000 worth to
thN Incnl cammerN.
Imperial Valley press., 1926-09-02

Some Of these MeyicanS have
been getting just Il little too much
pepper in their tamalcS.
Imperial Valley press., 1926-09-02

shipment of pruucs from the
Walla Walla district of Washing
tom began August 10.
Imperial Valley press., 1926-09-02
Rain Causes Halt
OF Plane Test
By United l'ress Leased Wire

ROOSEVELT FIELD y. j.. Sept.
2.-Rain to%ay prevented carving
out plans Of FLYING the great Skor-
sky bipIanc which Rene Fonck will
use in his attempt to fly across the
Atlantic. to Washington.
1t had been planned to leave here
this morning.
The trip may be made tomorrow.
May cut the army and navy. Be
for" long they win be only a sol
dicr padding a canoe.
Dawes is growing at the senate
which would like TO fire him and
keep bulldog in his place.
New oil well in Mexico produces
1000 barrels a day, this being pretty
good as a hole.
Americans in Paris are considered
robbers instead Of victims.
Imperial Valley press., 1926-09-02

A cheese factory is building at
Willows, Glenn county, and a machin-
cry from the east has arriyed'
Imperial Valley press., 1926-09-02

New .astle. Placer county, shipped
2N9 cars of fruit in one week.
Imperial Valley press., 1926-09-02
For Sale CIR yent-pianos- De.
|zier Rey nol1s Furniture Co. 6tf

Wanted students who wish to
prk for their room and board
pile attending business college.
(ecial enrolment days August 30,
ptembet 6, and -. Address Riv-
Side Business College, Riverside,
|llifornia. adv
Imperial Valley press., 1926-09-02
NEW YORK. Sept. &c

Repair shops to cost $l,500,000
are building for the Pacific Fruit
Express at RoSevillc, Placer county.
Imperial Valley press., 1926-09-02
Marriage Business Dull-Cupid

Marriage Business Dull-Cupid
persuaded As couples to venture up
ON matrimonial seas during August,
according TO records Of licensees is.
sued bv County clerk Cal Mousscau.
\ decrease was registered compared
to the previous month Whom 81 mar
r.agc licenses were issued. In August
Of the preceding wear only % IL
ccn~cs wcr" issued hv Mousseau.
Imperial Valley press., 1926-09-02

Lightning hit four fishermen in
Atlantic city who should cut down
ON their fishing lies.
Imperial Valley press., 1926-09-02
THE WEATHER

Los Angeles and Vicinity: Fair
tonight and Friday with moderate
Temperatures Foggy or cloudy in
the morning.
Southern California: Fair tonight
and Friday but foggy Friday morn
inc along The coast; normal tcmpera-
turc and normal humidity.
Imperial Valley press., 1926-09-02

Harding grass has grown six feet
high on the Rolph ranch in Nevada
county.
Imperial Valley press., 1926-09-02
Valdez Gets Hearing. - Ernest

ildcz, of Douglas, WIS to receive
preliminary hearing before Just
Of the Peace Mayficld in Holt
!" this afternoon on charges of
Erglary in connection with Il recent
bbcry at the Frank Taylor store
Holtville. Valdez was arrested
lloltville the morning after rob
Try ana police say he had some ar
les Of clothing which had bccn
lportcd st0lcn.
Imperial Valley press., 1926-09-02

The Luccrnc Valley, san Bernar-
dino County, is settling rapidly by
cason of heavy water supply at
from - to 100 feet.
Imperial Valley press., 1926-09-02

The United States government
will establish an observatory on
Mount Lasscn.
Imperial Valley press., 1926-09-02

Divorce Action Filed-Mrs. Nellie
Wall has filed suit in superior court
aSkiu1 divorce from Joe Wall charg-
ing him with dcscrtion and non
support In her complaint she states
she married Wall in 1903 and that
be- deserted her in 1923. The couple
has four children and Mrs. Wall
asks the court to award them TO her
cnstody. The action WIS filed By
Attorney iIickcov and TrHde.
Imperial Valley press., 1926-09-02

The dates of the Trinity county
fan, to be hcld at Hayfork, have
been changed to September Oh.
Imperial Valley press., 1926-09-02

|. G. XWmwalt, who has 200 acres
of pears at ColuSa, this year used
fruit grader that replaced ten men.
Imperial Valley press., 1926-09-02
Furniture Bargaina Clayton b
|evens lis M. 5th. adv

Fryers and Fat Hens. Amy num-
Er. Dressed or undressed. Phone
|G. 1852 Woodward. adv
Imperial Valley press., 1926-09-02

Arrested In Arizona. - W. II.
laughter Of Brawley, wanted on
|arg"s of failure to provide, viii
/ brought here from Phoenix. Ariz.
might by Deputy Sheriff Roy Gil
|it. Slaughter was taken into Gus
|dy by Phoenix police ut request of
|lerlff Glliett. lie agreed TO
Eiive cXtradition.
Imperial Valley press., 1926-09-02

The grape crop in San Joaquin
county is u full two weeks earlier
than usual.
Imperial Valley press., 1926-09-02

Repair Your Buildings now be.
e the fall rush, phone Valley
mbcr Co.,, 241, for reliable cal
|ntcrs.-Adv. 96tf
Imperial Valley press., 1926-09-02

Motorists Contributc S60.--Four
florists cited by county traffic
ficcrs on speeding charges paid
les and forfeitures t"taling 500
Justice Mayficld ) court ycstcr-
V. Two motorists appeared and
Imperial Valley press., 1926-09-02
Davidson Case Postponed.

Davidson Case Postponed. - y
~ trial scheduled for today in
lsticc Mavficld : court ON charges
pcttv larceny preferred against
puis Davidson. colorcd rauchcr,
Is postponed this morning at re
est Of W. +. North Davidson 5
torncy. \ new date win he set
ter. Davidson IS aceuSed Of hay
g stolen fertilizer valued nj $500
ON ncighboring ranch.
Imperial Valley press., 1926-09-02

Americans in Paris are considered
r0bbcr, instead Of victims
Imperial Valley press., 1926-09-02

Adkins Returns To Duty-Offi-
r John Adkins Of the city police
rec returned today from several
'rks leave Of absence during
iich he visited in Texas. Tie Will
turn to duty tonight. Charles
'rgc. former chief Of police in
ravlcy, who filled the vacancy
e past two wArks, will leave some
rr this week to join his family
Los ,ngclcs.
Campers Notice. Sec Kittlo Ped
Clayton x Stevens. adv
DR.. Harry Findley, specialist in
seases Of eye. ear nose and
roat. 80 "a Davis Bldg. Phone
/. adv
Imperial Valley press., 1926-09-02

Mrs. Hartman Retnrns-Mrs. Ado.
laidc Hartman has just returned
from coast trip where she has been
for five weeks, and SAYS she is very
glad to be back. Much Of this time
was spent coaching with eminent
instructors of voice. Mrs. Hartman
is putting in all Of her time pre-
pairing for her term 5 work in voice
and piano and will make the an
mounccmcnt as to the opening Of her
studio later ON in this paper. when
she Will welcome all of her old
students rs well rs new.