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FOR SALE-HOUSES.
10Th AND yARNUM. BEAUTIFUL DE-
tached home. You ought 10 see it,,
DINOWTTZ REALTY COMPANY.
Colorado Building. Main 1901.

10th AND VARNUM., BEAUTIFUL DE-
'''hsf hsSs 3fs Sr%Efi GHsfs e s;f
Colorado Building. Main l76l. -
SEE THIS TggTSo DANDY 9.Sb az NE% %oBtbIx BESIGALow
,oiii Faosslsnfl Fansss Place e; NE.
In Mdds9Eh ard shsnnonSs nS T,2oT snd
Tpshur. near END Brookiand car line, Com
pisteiy detached. . rooms and bath, hot,
inspect. ssT neal Any ps Broker M or l., i. F. pRScE
3ii Investment Building. -------------
OWNER WILL SELL SIX.RooM MODERN
smoSsSy 3" SS9 fP1 Phone rrsnknn rsn e4s7t' s7os oa
MT. PHEASANT.
o5q SS~' noon rsn.d sns + ss; Of ssr ss ST homss
''nse se. l. PS;"s A. ''ss soo o''
.SoRTHEAsTT.asTIRllGTLYy ~ WHITE, T.t:,c,,v
lot % You S' viii tsks 'pride in o%niqs III.
s,h esss and sho balance S "
chase. sSs.sr,, Va Viii gladly ,aSs YOU to see see
Franklin fSi Insurance Bldg;
pELIGHTFuL 2FAMu.Y BRICK APT;
bat bath in Zach apt eectrr sh,s
convenient TO stores. cars and theaters: price
not high. CAYwOOD BROS. * GARRETT.
INC. Rl6 New York ave. Main 96c.
CHEVY CHASE. D. c.
Beautiful detached home containing
large rooms. reception hall; h-w h.. eler-
porch and 2 sarases. Hedges and shrub;
best buy in the Vicinity for sI3.75o. For
further information and appointment call
MT ." "sHAPiRo,KATz "sHAPiRsoo REALTY co.
WONDERFUL HOME FOR .CoLORED--
t.,l. Brick semi detached home rooms i'm in
tricty. tile bath beautiful paper: In perfect
CONDITION; On Georgia ave. near Colnmhia T
rd. $3.50 cash. S76 month. Call Mr.. WITT.
-NA''' sHAP1Ro- -KATz REALTY co.
on KENNEDY ST NEAR NORTH
Capitol. Detached home. occupied by owner
& rooms. ho;.water heat. electricity. large
attic front and back porches: 3-car garage
PERCY H. RUSSELL COMPANY.
Exclusive Agents.
lSth "
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WANTED-NONEY.

WANTED-lst TRUST OF So 200 ON IN
proved property nearby Va payable S3s
mo, 70 Interest and principal: 3 60 bonus
Address Bnv lAt-N Star ofce:
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DETACHED HOME.
HOMES
AND INVESTMENTS.

HOMES
AND INVESTMENTS.
INLAND Terrace. Highview.
Large, six-room home with
deep rear yard. All modern im-
provements; electricity, .parquet
flooring, paved street. S6.S5O.
$500 cash, 500 a month.
Near 3rd and K. I. Ave. NE.
Nearly new; electricity. hot
water heat, servants toilet,
paved street. garage space.
$1,000. $500 cash. $3.50 a
month.
On Kansas Ave. NV.
A detached corner house, spa
cious grounds, center hall. cleo
tricity, hot-water heat, 6 large
rooms and bath, fruit trees and
beautiful hedges. $500. 81 500
cash, easy payments.
On North Capitol st, near S
st.-One Of those desirable p
story apartments with 5 rooms
and bath on first floor and o
rooms and bath on second; also
attic. Has just been put i'll fine
reoair Electric lights ? fur
naces, 2-story rear porch. Will
rent for ST 200 a year. Posses
sion of one apartment can be
had at once. Price, $1,000;
ST 500 cash.
Waggaman g. Brawner, Inc.
100 Eye St. NV.
,, Franklin 74S5.
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sALE-sUBURB>N PROPERTY.

131a acres. suitable for gardening and truck
ing; extra dwelling house on premises near
for keeping cows. horses. hogs. chickens. etc. ;
two garages: one of the most beautiful lawns
Washington on the Chapel Point rd Apply
to J. H.. THOMSON. owner. Clinton, Md
Price $40 800. 2Os
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PRICE. $3.50.
NORTHEAST

First time offered. New 5-roon hunga;
love-, attractive and we'll built; With an
Fins location. half block of Wash. BALTIC.
blvd Terus rsasCnableu Fpr ,rng tgrlhsr a,,S nar.
WELL. owner end builder. 507 B ST. ne,
Eheuo HnGnln 80.
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FOR SAIE-HOUSES,

COLUMBIA HEIGHTS. BEAUTIFUL COR
ner. o rooms, baths, modern In every re,
and shrubbery: 112-foot frontage. VIII
sacrifice. See occupant-owner. 1900 Girard
Evening star., 1926-05-18

$l2 2.250-Chevy Chase.
Decidedly the best offering
in new detached home in
section a.. Chevy Chase Com
parable to properties selling
for Sl3.500. six large rooms,
tile bath with builS-n features:
large colonial porch: hardwood
floors throughout: numerous
large closets. strictly modern
improvements. Beautiful lot
60Xl30 side driveway to ga
rage. Terms only $1,000 cash.
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ISlS950-l6th st. Highlands.

SlS,9oO-l6th It. highlands.
A real. downright bargain.
One-half square off 10Th street
and not far out. Tapestry
brick. colonial porch. wide.
rooniy house of seven real hv
able rooms. two complete tile
baths. one with tile shower:
spacious living room with beau
tiful fireplace: two rear
porches oak floors. hot-water
heat, electric lights. Owner.
leaving city, has placed low
price on this splendid home for
quick sale. Take advantage OF
this bargain and act now
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SALE OR RENT--SUR. PROP'TY

HOLLOW TILE SEMEBCNGALow. WITH
acre Of ground: electric range: deep drilled
well with electric pump: excellent transporta
tion: garage: available Immediately. Inquire
OF ASHTON c. JONES. Clarendon. Va. fo
fun particulars and permission TO inspect.
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$l5.o50-Cleveland Park.

ST 5.95U-Cleveland Park.
A we'll constructed detached
home in q quiet refined square
Just off Conn. ave. and only
three blocks from John Eaton
school. \ real suburban en-
vironment. vet close TO the city.
An individual home; SIX spa
cious rooms. two enormous
porches; oak floors: fireplace in
living room: screens and wealth
er stripping inst. water heater:
choice electrical fixtures: hot
water heat. Garage. Beautiful
condition. Wonderful lot with
shade trees. flowers and shrubs
over 10. 900 square feet.
Evening Phone Service
to 9 PM.
Potomac $50.
SCHWAB, Walk & CANDY,
17O4 Connecticut Ave.
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tSErGosAh t6syg dSs.s oysEhsE 6.gnsS Sr Sr% IN
modern, Colonial style and splendidly con-
structed throughout. this fine residence oc-
ccupies q, select site lust above the Chevy
Chase Club and with neighboring homes
among the finest in this section. Grounds
90 feet by l30 feet with private drive and
garage to match the house. Immense ny
ing room, dining salon. kitchen and outside
pantry. fine side porch, three large bed
chambers. fulfilled bath. Ave upstairs
closets. storage attic. open fireplace, hot
water heat, instant water heater electric
lights and many, other features; Terms can
be arranged. Phone Adams $500 any time
after o'clock this evening. -
18th AND KENNEDY STS.-DETACHED.
~ rooms and 3 baths: 3-car garage: attrac-
tive price. Adams 1895.
NO CASH PAYMENT-NEW, SEMI.DE-
,aehed brick. rooms, ne, 500 mo-; Are.
place shower. automatic hotwater heater:
127-ft. lot. Address Box l6l,v, Star office, 1S'
BY. OWNER. A BEAUTIFU14 SEMl-DE-
with ami, located 5I2 Park rd. NV. Price
$500. Terms to suit. Apply at 592 Park
I'd. for information or call Adams 1858:
lo-RoOM HOUSE. H.-w.H,. ELECr., YER
on soe f,i sr%om na 1oHs ses So.e
nis,. nae 9Th st: bet: R; 6-room homse' honse
furnace. Westminster: 6.room house near
F,a. ave-; 4-room house eec.. sherman ave;
T st. bet; 18th and l4th:. Groom house
| bath. good condition. 18th st. near Z. J.E
! HOLLAND. 1901 9TH So. p.Es North 3oS7.
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LEAVING TON y.

--s-room and .-hath home with h.-w.h:
and elec lights: built-in garage Located
lust off Conn. ave. near wardman Park Inn
Will take $4,000 Tor quick sale. and =
norches cemeut front porch, hardwood
floors open fireplace, and every posslhie
modern convenience. Reply at once If III
terested. No agents. Owner. Address Boz
tar office
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RnSECREST VA

Owner moving away will sell his Groom
firepls"e. am H. for only $1.7bo small cash
payment; bal: easy terms This house Il
RTpGWAY CARVER,
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4SNT FUTENNJ ~ r, Wv.
Beautiful S-ruOm and ?-bata huntEalow,
facing the historic Potomac: most COMPACT
home ever huit. This home Is built LIKE
CHARIES ~ prTFR& OWNER
Evening star., 1926-05-18

MONEY FOR FIRST M0RTGAGEs AND
,.nlding loans. GLAnMAE. realtor, %oS
Pa ~
Evening star., 1926-05-18

SOUTHEAST CORNER OF 1Ith AND .vIR-
glnla ave s.w.--Ten voonis and bath. brick
house. Appointment made by telephone for
inspection.
r. HARRISON JOHNSON. INC.
.3O6 9TH ST SW Main 23S5
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JUST OFF 6lzt ST Ne CAPITOL
Heights Md.--FIve minutes walk from car
line: two-storv frame home and six lots;
water. electric light. porchts: ,hI ken barn
aud ground .urrounded rs hedTe;T; di;; price
for o. b. Zantzinger. 61st and Dix ets. ne.
Lincoln 677l.
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Want cash offer for $1,000 equity II g
room house: two lots garage. Cottage y.
Md. Furniture for sale. Hyattsvllle 633."
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WANTED-sUBURBAN PROP'y.
For SAIE-HQESES.

WILL PAY $500 CASH AND $40 MO. FOL
small suburban home Must be reasonable
Address Box bly,. star Office. -. -
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Phone Gar. "a. tialendon Va.
4-ROoM BUNGALOW: WATER. ELEC. NO
cash; $35 month.
500 cash. si5 nth. ' '''''
Lots 50xI50 TT; water csc: So month !;
nsE pqs and concrete road to city; East
special at College Park rooms and
hath. e.ec. large lot; only $4,000; $500
cash, and $40 month.
rooms, bath, with shower: break fast
SScS t%G Ss St Of Fess esra: an
Park. Nd. Phone Hyatt. NJ owner, after
pm 19s
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LA REL. NJ
Attractive modern home. 2 rooms. hath.
electricity. front porch and screened back
porch copper screens throughout, furnace,
built-in bookcases. kitchen cabinet. fireplace
corner lot 115 hy so. paved street pretty
lawn. 6hrubbery and shade. See this place at
once; owner moving away, quick sale neces-
sarv: reasonable price and terms; can be
shown Sunday Consult
LLArel. Nd. Telephnne 10. res. BON
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SALE-SVRt'HH.% PROPERTY

~IINER SPRiNG-NFw 5-RoOM BVNGA-
low sleeping porch dining alcove; all con-
: eniences. I. acre lot. moderate price. terms
~ suit W. r. WILKINSON. Silver Sn1ng.
Nd. Woodside 114-W. tS'
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$l3,550-16th and Columbia Rd.

A new tapestry brick home
within a square of 9Th street.
Internationally All outstanding
offering. Ideal and most con-
Ienieut section. bright.
roomy home six rooms. ultra
modern tile bath three
porches: oak foora and every
possible convenience. Bui!t.in
garage. Liberal terms.
Evening star., 1926-05-18

FIRST TRUST MONEY At Il PER CENT.
= ailahle unw II. T.. AhER". 1900 Girard
- NV. Adams 1if,
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$3.50 BUYS MN

corner, fairly modern. Groom
and bath home IN excellent and convenient
northeast restricted section H-W H.. ele
lights three enclosed porchHs. Perfect con
dition. Lot $50 fl. deep 10 alley. Ownei
I m
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$500 CASH
Balance Easy.

5"3S.5240 sherrler place NV. Just being
COMPLETED: six beautiful. bright rooms; fur
session with deposit Call Owner, Col. 319l. .
NEW 5-R. BUNGALOW; ANIL: OAK
foors; hrennlaGe large attic ana cellaE sYh. b
near cars. school. stores. PRICE, $4,000,
6-r. BUNGALOW; Just remodeled; gas. elec-
tricity: block from cars Price. 81. 800.
For terms. phone owner, Clar. 1280,J2: =
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DELIGHTFUL NEW FoTR-RQuM BUN
yal0w overlooking city: large lot shade
u ees: electricity gas. furnace. laundry tubs;
Three acre OF land. four-roo;n huuralow;
@arage. chicken house: all kinds of trut
,-cp- and berries: about tWo miles from
d e. price ~ 600: easy terms.
ANAChSTIA FINANCE CORPORATIOE.
lo0n Good Hone RnaQ 5 I.
Imperial Valley press., 1926-07-24
SEEKING DOCTOR
FOR SOLUTION OF
CRUES0ME FIND
by United Press Leased Wire

Los ANGELES, July "a. - The
charred bones of "A woman, found
wrapped in a gumny sack, presented
police today with what might dcvel.
op into Il murder mystery.
While efforts were made to iden-
tify the skeleton, search was on
for DR.. Elma Bare, chiropractor who
formerly lived at the address. Dr.
Bare is not Il suspect, but it is be
lieved he may be able to furnish an
explanation for the discovery.
Police detectives discount the
theory tn" bones were used for
anatomical study, and believe a
murder may be hidden in the find
The victim was dead less than
six months, authorities said after
examining the skeleton which had
bits of dried flesh still clinging to
the bones.
Imperial Valley press., 1926-07-24
GRAPE PACKERS
MOVE BIG CROP
IN FEW WEEKS
Experienced Girls Used
to Classify Varieties.
Work Long Hours.

Tall girls, short girls, blondes,
brunettes, pretty girls-well they
are all pretty. Have YOU noticed all
the strange girls in El Ccntro in
the past few weeks! There are 81
of them registered at the Oregon
motel, bat even so they are hard to
see. as they spend about nine hours
a day at the Melo'and and local
packing sheds of G.. H. Weaver and
Company
That 5 the secret Of the girls, they
Belonging to packing crew, which
has as its leaders Pauline Harrah.
Mrs. +. W. Treadwcll and the fore.
lady, Mrs. II. +. Ncrble, who has
been in the packing business for -
wears. Formerly girls were hired
for the packing season, and one of
forelady. Mrs. Ncrblc hit upon the
scheme of hiring the same girls
from year to year, and in 1919 or
GanlZed n permanent crew. which
she has been managing since that
time. Although old giIls leave, and
new come in, some of the present
packers have worked together for
six wears.
Follow the Crops
These packers move from town
80 town rs the various seasons
reach their heights. but the greater
part of their time is spent in San
Joaquin Valley. They understand
the varieties of grapes and how
each variety is packed, which is
necessary as no two kinds are pack
ed i'll the same manner.
While the packers from the north
only number 81. the total number
working for the Weaver company
at the present time is 80, the cx-
tras being local girls, some Of whom
have worked for five seasons under
Mrs. Nerblo. Most Of these girls,
she states, are experienced and com
petcnt although a few are uew from
year 10 year and have to hc broken
in.
Tn" grapes are truckcd in from
the fields, where they are picked
with stems up. The 80 pounds boxes
Imperial Valley press., 1926-07-24
ASIDE FROM This
STONESS HAS NO
WORRIES At ALL

Troubles piled up in depressing
tashion today for PAU Stoncss. au-
tomohilc mechanic, and as n culmin-
alton to n run Of except tionallv bad
luck hn was booked n police station
on charges of pottv iartenv and or
dercd by Police Judge HerVey to
appear fer trial Monday morning.
Associated with Stoness in his
adventures was Ralph West. who
rooms AZ the same lodging house
VIII Stoncss. West also came be
falc Judge Hcrvey and hn WAS re-
leased on his own recognIzance 70
await { hearing Monday or charges
Of assault and battery preferred by
.-toness.
Officer J. ", Vivian arrested
Nest after The latter is said 10 have
administered sound heating 10
rSoness when the two became in
volvod in an argument over an rlrc-
trie fan.
Badly scratched and bruised
about the face from blows admin
i~terca by West, Stoncss appeared
a complaining witness and follow
ING West 5 arraignmenf he started
To leave the station. II. l.. Bush.
representing the Coggins garage,
then appeared and Swore ont a com
plant against StonesS charging him
with the theft of the fan which
caused the battle.
Then to add to his troubles. Po-
lice Judge Hervcv rchnkcd StoncsS
for appearing in court with indica.
tions of having imbibed Just litt.r
too much l0uor, warning him anoth.
CT such offcuSc would net him
five day Jail sentence for contempt
Of court.
Barely recovered from this III
nOunccmcnt. Stoncss was informed
his landlord contcmplatcS garniSh 'c
proceedings TO insure payment for
damages resulting from a fire Ston-
ess is said to have started in his
room a day or two ago. Judge Her
vcy is preparing for a complicated
recital when the two eases are call
ed for trial Monday.
Imperial Valley press., 1926-07-24
iGO To Church SuEadaY9
First Baptist

Everyone is cordially invited to
attend Sunday services at the First
Baptist Church, tomorrow.
Sunday school meets at 9:45 a.
m. There are classes for young and
old.
The Anchor of the Soul is
the sermon theme of the pastor, Rev
G. + Flanagan. for the morning
service at IL Il. M. There will be
special music.
All Young people are invited to
The Young Peoples meeting at 6:45
p. IN.
The evening service opens at
10. at which time the pastor will
deliver sermon entitled, Com
tfarv Winds. - There will again he
special music.
raver meeting at the usual hour
Of 10, Wednesday evening.
Imperial Valley press., 1926-07-24
Commons Sleeps
AS Law is Passed

LONDON, July 24.-Night ses-
sions of the house Of commons FIRE.
mcntlv make members so sleepy
that they do things which they do
not wish to do.
At the conclusion Of lengthy
night after 2 a m, the house found
itself in the very embarra ssing DOS
ition Of having passed n law which
il did not want passed inst then.
Without intention Of doing go. the
honse passed the smoke abatement
bill, designed 70 correct some of the
" smokey evils" Of London. with
out discussion and apparently with
out the knowledge of members
whose voteq made the bill a law.
Prime Minister Baldwin later ask
ed the house to cancel the vote on
the bill, that it might later be Civ
en- proper consideration in the cham
Der.
Imperial Valley press., 1926-07-24
FNcLISHMAN SAYS
PROHIBITION IS
VERY DANGEROUS
Declares Former Sober
Persons Now patrO-
niZe BOotlegCeye.
Omitted Press Staff Correspondent
Ry c. P. WILLIAMSON

Omitted Press Staff Correspondent
LONDON. July 2A-Prohibition is
the most dangerous problem Amer
i"a uow has to confront, Sir Charles
Higham, advertising and trad" eY-
pert here. told the United Press on
his return here from his 3lst trip to
the United States.
q" Liquor is freely sold in America
and is not difficult to buy,' Sin
Charles declared. 1T is. however
of poor quality. On my last trip |
found people who had been total
ahstaincrs - wears ago, calling their
hoot.c@gcrs for a regular supply.
''Whilc the people Of the United
States are hindered by the prohi-
bition law, the whole attitude of
the people seems to be one of warn
, iug AGAINST Interference with
their right to drink
"The American people have be-
come Il great playing nation and the
quest for he mighty dollar, which
is go often misunderstood by the
foreigner. is for the sole purpose Of
earning that il might b" spent on
the better things Of life. -
Sir Charles declared that the Unit
cd States and the republic of Ar
gcutinc are the best markets for
british goods and the markets that
Great Britain must exploit to sur
Niyc the present economic depres-
sion.
..Grcat Britain can learn many
lessons from the United States, he
continued, for although America
has faults, Just as all peoples do, she
has learned the secret Of success in
international trade-thc secret of
selling. While the English manu-
facurrr is sitting in his office groan-
ug about depressed conditions,
the American is sending cables TO
remote parts Of the world to pros
pcctive customers. The American
no longer stops to write or send cat.
alogucs to customers by mail; he
now uses the fastest methods Of
selling cooperation--thc cable, tele-
graph systems and telephone.
"America is interested in quick
turnovcrs Of stocks, while the Eng
lishinan will allow his goods to rot
in warehouses before he will sell
for cost prices to secure the money
tied up in the materials. -
Sir Charles cited several instances
Of foreign buyers coming to Eng
land to place orders and who spent
five of six weeks travelling to all
parts Of the island to hunt statesmen
as contrastcd with the American
method Of sending statesmen to the
buyer.
Imperial Valley press., 1926-07-24
Auto Registration
Jumps II Per Cent
Ny United Press Leased NVlve

@AVI1NNENTO, Cal, Jul" IT.
The automobile is rapidly gaining
hcadWav in California. Twelve
per cont moro motor vehicles are IN
Use today than Il year ago, accord.
my to m cstimat" made today by
VIII II. Marsh. chief Of the division
ci motor vehicles.
The state registered l.549.f9} mo
tor vrlirlcs during The FIRST SIX
months OF l926, th" report shows.
Thu total number Of vehicles is nov
lGG - more than Il year ago.
Imperial Valley press., 1926-07-24
VALLEY LAND IS
SOLD FOR GOOD
PRICE PER ACRE

w. +. Hancock, of the FL Centro
realty board reports two important
real estate transfers during the
past week. One is the sale Of 100
acres Of land about mile north
east of Calnyico, to &. c. Cox, pro-
minent huincss man of that city
Tie consideration was given at 5000
an acre. Cox expects to put the
!;nd into alfalfa.
In addition to mis-, Hancock sold
40 acres, belonging TO himself, 10
Gated southwest of FL Centre to
G.. V. Tressidcr. of San Diego, for
a consideration Of $3.50 per acre
This land is already planted in al
falfa and leased.
Just what connection these sales
have with the fact that Hancock
has gone on vacation is not de-
finitelv stated, but the fact remains
that as soon as these deals became
tuown. W. +. Hancock stated that
he was leaving on an extended va
cation which he had been planning
for several years.
Accompanied by his wife aud
four children, Fannie Lee. Llnl
May, ". f., and Charles, Hancock,
left last might with complete
camp outfit to drive through the
southern route to Providence. Ky.
They will stop at the Grand Can
, Won and in Oklahoma to visit n
brother, enroutc.
Although Mrs. Hancock and the
children were home on u visit three
wears ago, Hancock has not been
back to Providence, whore his lpar-
ents reside. for nine wears. They
ulau TO visit relatives in Kentucky
for about two months, when they
viii return by the northern route,
etoppiu" - Colorado and other
states Of interest.
Imperial Valley press., 1926-07-24

are then removed from the trucks to
the tables, where the girls discard
the mildcwcd ones and water ber-
ries, and divide the remainder into
groups, the plain and cluster. The
latter are the large, extra quality
grapes, which are marked with a
blue ribbon when packed. Mrs
Ncrble stated that they are pack
ing about two or three thousands
crates a day at present, and have
packed aboat 100 carloads since the
middle of juno. The record was
made when seven carloads were
packed in ono day.
Earn Good Money
Fabulous sums are mentioned as
being earned bv fruit packers, and
these girls state that there are
days when they do earn an unusual
amount in the northern counties.
However, a good day may be fol
lowed by several slack ones, and an
average is given by one OF the best
packers of this group, who claims
that throughout the season she aver
ages four ar five dollars a day.
They appear to be earning this
amout too; standing nine hours a
day, including Sunday. stopping
seldom, talking little They work
in III" heat this month and next
Monday move north, where they
viii work until December, and cold
viii force them TO keep their feet
IN barrels for protection against the
chill.
However, they look happy, they
look healthy, and they are wonder
fully competent. One c0uldn I find
a better advertisement for the de
prndability and successfulncss of
women in all kinds of business.
Imperial Valley press., 1926-07-24

Holt Grows Hopi Beans.-E. r.
Holt, of the Jasper district, near Ca
lexico, is enthusiastic over his first
seasons crop Of Hopi beans. Vcrn
Imperial Valley press., 1926-07-24

Peggy Gates leaves today for 4
few days vacation in the LAguna
mountains.
Imperial Valley press., 1926-07-24
PERSONALS


J. T. Brady aud q. T. Bell Of san
Francisco are "a FL Centre Ca b8sj-
ness. They are stopping At the llo-
tel Barbara Worth.
Mrs. Eem Bishop came 10 IL Cen
tro yesterday from Mist'etoc lodge
TO spend dav or two with friends.
She viii return to the lodge, accom-
panied by her husband, tomorrow.
c. 7. Runvan. of PhoeniX. Ari-
zona. was in the Vallcv on Business
yesterday.
Mrs. c. II. Whitccotton and
daughter returned yesterday from
a three weeks visit with friends in
Beaumont
H. ". Bmhhart Of Los Angeles
was a business visitor hero Eester-
day
Imperial Valley press., 1926-07-24
New Device Counts
Blood CorpuscIes

WASHINGTON, Julv. 2i.-Now
comes the haemacvtumctcr tester.
which viii tell Won whether tho
humber Of red and white cGrpusclos
in yonr blood has been corrective
eounted The proportion Of red ana
white corpnscles indicate the con
dition Of the blood.
The tester is au instrument which
has been installed i'm the L. 3. sur
Feon general 5 department and it
IS displayed at the sosquiccntcunial
exposition 81 Philadelphia as anoth-
er Yankee invention.
The Instrument utiIizcs the inter
ference of light waves in lis opera
ton and according to the hHrcaH cf
standards viii insure accurate blood
tests.