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Evening star., 1926-05-21
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~ OYS, 20 years ago, or maybe II
* was 80, or 40, youngster
D who might today be taken
for your twin brother, was getting
along as best he could without The
Evening Star Boys Club, for The
Evening Star Boys Club hadn't made
its appearance as yet.
Ask your dad who the little fel-
low was. He'll know, for he and the
little fellow are one and the same.
Just how young Is your dad today?
Does he help you in your athletics,
as well as with your school books
Does he show you how "they played
the game" when he was u boy?
After supper tonight ask him about
the games they played when he was
a boy.
What sport did he excel In?
What did he play on the base ball
team? How much did he bat?
Did he play foot bali and did lac
make any long runs like Red
Grange?
Was he sprinter? What could
h e~do the so or 100 in?
How far could ne jump?
He probably was d good wrestler
How many matches did he win /:
Was he ever beaten by a boy his
own size?
Did he keep a scrap book when
he was boy? If he did he probably
wouldn't sell it for its weight in gold
today. Get him to tell you about
his greatest adventure.
Does dad coach you In your games
Do you play catch with him in the
Spring? And does he think he car
kick that old foot ball farther and
higher than you? He probably was
| q great swimmer, too. Get him to
tell you all about it.
Be chummy with your dad. Your
dad and your mother are the best
friends you have.
Boy Builders.
Stand erect will, hands on shoul.
ders and elbows back. Raise right arm
straight up and ut same time bend SO
that left hand touches floor. Straight
Evening star., 1926-05-21
YALE AND HARVARD
TO CLASH ON WATER
By tho Associated Press.

BY the Associated Press.
NEW YORK, May u. Those
ancient and honorable rivals of the
college rowing world, Yale and Har-
ward, face prospects of strenuous
races tomorrow in efforts to keep
their varsity states clean.
Yale, now in its fourth straight sea-
son without defeat, encounters Cor
nell and Princeton In the eighth an,
Cayuga, Ithaca. n. Y, while Harvard
meets Pennsylvania and Massachu-
setts Institute Of Technology on the
Charles River at Boston. The Blue
and Crimson varsity eights will enter
these tests as favorites, but by none
too wide q margin.
Pennsylvania lost by less than half
a length to Yale two weeks ago.
Penn's performance tomorrow will Of
fer a basis of comparison between
Harvard and Yale, which meet on
the Thames at New London. Conn,
in their four-mile classic on June %.
Evening star., 1926-05-21
Georgetown Only Local College With Several Big Cor
OLYMPICS OF 1928
TO START JUNE 20

Officials in Holland have announced
that the Olympic games of 1928, 50
far as competition Is concerned. will
open on June 20. with soccer as the
attraction, and will close on July %,
with the finals in swimming, boxing
and gymnastics. 1t is expected that
the formal ceremonies preceding the
actual opening of the festival will
start on June IS and continue
through juno 10.
Reports from Amsterdam Indicate
that great progress is being made in
the preliminary plans. All finances,
the officials have announced, have
been taken care of'through the offer
of u loan from the government in
case funds are needed. AS things
now take shape that loan will not he
required, but 1t gives 81 background
of thorough stability that is bound to
have an effect on the number of en-
tries to he received. For a time it
had been thought it would not be
possible for Holland to stage the
Evening star., 1926-05-21
GIRL GOLFER STRIVES
FOR 25O.YARD DRIVES
By the Associated Press.

By the Associated Press.
CHICAGO. May 21.--Virginia Van
VIE, 17-year- r-old Chicago golfer, VIII"
climaxed sensational Winter playing
in Florida by defeating Glenna Col
lett, is working to get 250 or more
yards with her wood clubs before she
plays in the women's national this
Summer.
The 225 yards she averaged from
the tee last year don't satisfy the
Juvenile star. Just back from the
South. she began this week on Il
strenuous program which she hopes
will give her the desired distance.
That ESQ yards she is after may be
the factor which will enable Miss Van
VIE to again defeat Glenna, this time
for the national, rather than for the
Florida east coast. championship.
which she won with a six.foot putt
on the nineteenth.
Evening star., 1926-05-21
GETS ILLINOIS MEDAL.

URBANA, Ill. May 81 GFp.-Johnny
Mauer of Batavia. H., has been named
to receive the University of Illinois
Conference medal award, given each
year by Big Ten schools to the gradu-
ating athlete most proficient in ath-
letics and scholarships. Mauer was
captain of the basket ball team in
1925. and a mainstay on the Nuintet
for three years.
Evening star., 1926-05-21

CCI GU GAt tAA'g
course. Here the
p / a y g r h u $
straightened up at
the finish. Sup
pose you straight
ened up that way
in the back swing?
There Is really no
difference between
the two -- you
might as well
stralghten up in
the one as in the
other. 1t would
s g 9 m t h a t
Strengthening tip
this way could
have no effect on
the ball after the
ball Is hit, but the
Evening star., 1926-05-21
ITALY LIKES BASKET BALL.

By the Associated Press.
Basket ball, unknown in Italy he
fore the war, bids fair to become the
national game of the country, said
Samuel Ybargoyen, physical director
of the Turin Y. N. G. A, on leave in
this country. A national basket ball
federation Of so clubs, corresponding
to the A. h. l.. here, has been formed
Evening star., 1926-05-21
HURLS NO-HIT GAME.

MINNEAPOLIS, MINI. May q up.
Al Redding, NIinnesota's right
handler with an underslung delivery,
turned in the first no-hit, no-run vic
tory in the Western Conference this
season by repulsinG the Iowa nine,
II to O. Yesterday.
Evening star., 1926-05-21
HILLTOP NINE TO LEAVE
TONICHTFOR TRIP NORTH
Track Team Also Has Meet With Navy Tomorrow
and Is in Collegiates Next Saturday-Nlaryland
Battles Hopkins in Lacrosse.
BY III. G. BYRD.

EORGETOWNS base ball leaves tonight trip t1at WI"
today, and its track squad goes to
~ Annapolis with the Navy The diamond
wnds the the track team has another
CO. being part the intercollegiate at boston
nex Friday Saturday.
be base ball. Ana any
Worcester coegans rest assured WIN
probably will send Pete urh
the Iai, IN o
Evening star., 1926-05-21

trouble is that this body action really
starts before the bail is hit and con-
tinues afterward. 1t robs you OF all
solidity in the hit and of the staying
with the ball-the follow-through. 1t
is physically impossible to straighten
up the body this way and follow
through. too.
lCopyright. t926l
Evening star., 1926-05-21
SHOOTERS TO PRACTICE.

Washington Gun club marksmen
practice tomorrow at Benning range
for the sixteenth annual champion
ship of Maryland and the District, to
be shot here on June 4 and 5.
Evening star., 1926-05-21
IRISH HURLERS ARRIVE.

NEW YORK, May u P).--Mem-
bers of the Tipperary All-Ireland
champion hurting team have arrived
for series of international games
here.
Evening star., 1926-05-21
SPANISH NETMEN SCORE.

DUBLIN, May 81 UP).-Sbain took
the first singles match in the Davis
Cup lawn tennis play with Ireland.
S. Sindreau defeated T. A. MCGUIRE.
6-3, e., 6-3.
Evening star., 1926-05-21
Tbe Gbet1tng 5tar
BOYS CLUB
Conducted by ROBERT c. MCCLELLAN

en- up and reverse with left arm in
air and right hand TO floor. This
strengthens the muscles of side and
has u stimulating effect OH the liver.
lCOpyright. lO96.)
Evening star., 1926-05-21
InSideGOlf
ByChester Horton.

Keep down as the clubhead goes
through the ball. In the sketch today
you see a finish of a swing with a
position OF the body commonly OBJ.
Evening star., 1926-05-21

John O'ReiIIy, coach Of base bal
and track at Georgetown, is to make
The trip with the base ball team anc
remain with the nine until after thf
game with Yale next Friday. Inei
he will join the track squad at Bos
ION. Father McDonough is to be II
rharge of the track squad at Annapo
lis tomorrow.
Evening star., 1926-05-21

Grades A, f
or Arctic. We
re erve the
right to limit
quantities. Spe-
cial foS tomor-
rom
Evening star., 1926-05-21

"Zeke" Bailey, former Maryland
catcher, now holding down that posi-
ton on the Quantico Marines nine,
hit a double and homer against Dart
mouth yesterday. Marines won, 9
Evening star., 1926-05-21

Spiendidly made OF finest presse
enamel. These tenders wifi make
has Just come from the factory.
positions for immediate installatio
morrow
Evening star., 1926-05-21

Easily installed in any car.
This great safety device is the
type used on most of the ex-
pensive cars. SPECIAL.
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Constance Talmadge in THE Night
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Henry B. Walthal in "Three Faces
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Jacqueline Logan in Out of the
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Jack Pickford in Brown Of Harvard
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Jack Holt in "Sea Horses"
Constance Talmadge in Learning
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Every person purchasing an adj
mission ticket to the Monroe or Strand
Theaters will be given a free coupon
bearing number.
Bring your coupons to the Thea
ire on August 6. A person from the
audience will select two coupons from
box and the two lucky persons will
receive necessary transportation, ETC.,
for two people as stated above.
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Imperial Valley press., 1926-09-13
Dodge Brot hers
'26 Output Passes
Production of rs

Whea tin -46fh motor car shipped
from Dodge BEotbers factory at De
.rait au Aa-u>, II. l926, left the
freight yards II l :50 IN the atteg=
noon. rev record had been e>tab.
f~t.ea. Tie shipments - dealers
tai~ vear Gaa reached 259,96l, the
aa'uat Tor the entire year al i"25.
THa consistent growth # Dodge
Brothers business is revealed clear
II by tn statement from tie factory
,aeWia- the date, on which 1870
,a..mant, passed. The tigares fat
br,sieH> ytaf>. Tha }921 prpd0r
ton Was paS>ai April =. the ~.
MAY =. the l926 .luur IL, aud the
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ea8 - 2@-a Bretaef> rHaelaet,.
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Nsg.t. saeat peI4e Brofher, aeaI
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d alle asse4H.tIan ~ Tie ttet That
,aeseHIa 5aalfS .sh# ~eHa aaAe>tmeRt
ea##s aae H. ~ + III tha policy
ad,nrrd -vr,Ne .,Hr~ aga by boa4"
H.fter,. -har r coH>r.F.rIr .agpFnV-
ng wei. telrd standard design ia-
~...t ut attempting ~ stimulate
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5n.| amnoaH-cmeu' ot t-" models.
Imperial Valley press., 1926-09-13
Primitive Teeth
Found in Oregon
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BERKELEY Sept 14-Top
vr.r- a-o Professor t...... Stork
Brought ~ thr Ur-~r..-a 7t Cali
tara.a . LraEcn tooth. ulim.tivn
n"tea va,ua la tmd III
tuo al3r< of thc Jor Dav river
# Oregon. Tie '.f.s.d l- .rmai9-
~ d Jz.a oHe .u tlc vertebrate
collection in TIE mu-aan ot paleou-
r5|o-r. Tlivcr,.'r ot foruta
Willie motorin2 ca.t t1 .aop.L
~ ouga Tie same raa. ir John
Merriam III ttr. u.'tt ste 4t terhuo.
lo9v and d group Of f"ao~ ienti~'.
-eaHI '"o -.a.la tcr'0 81, broa
~.
b Hglam aa#4at .hem to
Berkeley "ad Expressed .h opinion
ta.' tApr belonged r. an euinal nf
tho IIFarnal"n- group II recall
.d ttc tooth fragment tsmH bv ~.
Stock ar asked 10 scc #.
THE two fraament- tamad one
'noth They joiue4 r. closely a, if
they bad beon bfoteu apart only a
Wameut hrfore
Imperial Valley press., 1926-09-13
T0dds Return
From Vacation

Hr. AVID Mrs. Elmer 4. Todd have
returned to Fl Centre 10 gct thing
tr readiness. to opea the aradcmH Of
rnu.ir. L@ning on their summer :
.aeation 3HIr >. they went to san
liirgo. Tbcr fomd TN" circle Of
Hu.iciau- iu sam Dicg" most cordial
and being able 10 transact some I'M
por.ant business there. the entire
Summer VII. spent IN that i,caIitF.
lhcr met several celebrated ar
ti,,. III receptions given IN their
honor. Alaong these were the
great oI-auist Rnmnnschuridcr, who
was conducting "a master elias. ar
tie Balboa park organ; and the
much fctcd RafcIo Diaz, who was
thr tenor ,oloiet in Cadman $ new
abfra ShHurwis at the Holly,
wood boAl.
Professor Todd hopes to y" abb"
.o book pial "a the academy tins
ca-on. 21d also Thari1w Lielnanrr,
bp-t kno~n to thc public a' the
COMPOSER of bv tine Waters of
thc Mjunctouka.
SONIC deep sea fishing added TO
tha pleasure Of the Todd ; delightful
,acatiou Professor Todd having
caught some record breaking yellow
tajls.
Imperial Valley press., 1926-09-13
THEATERS

Heart stops couutcrbManrcd by
laughtcE just u time to prevent
tears are ready for thcattr
patrons at the Airdomc thcatcI 10.
morrow where " Honesty the Best
Policy will show. This i> the
latest Fox Films production to reach
tho screen. 1t Is a cinema drama
written by Howard Hawks and an
all star cast inciudug Pauline
Starkc BockHffe Frllonr>. Johnnie
Walker Grace bmmgnd and Mickey
Bennett make it anotHcr screen
masterpiece.
Miss Starke and Walker, east ~
crook, rob icweior safe, cling
to AN elevator cable Whom EelloWc>
as the detective, pur>ue> From this
pefilaus s3tHafieH they dash lHtH It
dental clinic vherr Walker becomes
aH amateur dentist n work tu a pa
tjcnt unconscious from Us: ana
Miss stark, While pretending a. h'
a nurse. binds Hp the hand which
FeIlowt> ha> injured in the pursuit.
The narrow escape fails - s.oP
tic crook : plans to stcai 4 great
diamond uecklace at fancy dress
bail. Masked - Il private and u
y ruSsack officer respectively. thy
lungte the attempt. teIi the aetee=
fiXr. shoot oue oI IN maSl,efs, aIa
Miss Stagka fIee> ia a fa,t raa3~.e,
white Walker hoia~ the detrrtlTe :
attention and then escapes himself.
The pursuit takes Miss eiarhe aaa
Eeliavr> Wig about hairpn
4urns on desc 4d mountain roads
INIT! thelr cas- crash on Il nalro"
hillside roa3. The private o}t
saves him from the blazing oebrls
Imperial Valley press., 1926-09-13
WHAT CANDIDATES
SPENT FOR THEIR
RECENT CAMPAIGNS
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SACRAMENTO. Ca,, Sept. rs. r.
JH.go ReN T. uoy,ecu. candidate
tor tHa Republican, subcrnaroial
nomination II the recent primary
election spent ~->.1U3.l6 during his
ysuuuai-u. IL Was shown in his state
us0. f55ed today with Secretary ot
STATE Frank u, lefian.
.t#>fa> \ Nasdel who UoH Tire
democratic nomination, spent on1N +
et,f27.4I. i: vas revealed.
otHaH gaHilsiate> thing gampai IN
expenditures were:
Lena Morrow Lewis. Socialist,
Hr.tenaEt governor. -. Milton
Efvaes Rtmaetafie. ~eeHefaGv af
state. 50. " :. hiaGSbuv, Rerub.
lleaa. >arEeyal gaAefaI e1>5.>0: l.
: Webb. attorney general Repuhil-
csH. So. ntmoctatir >5>i.95 ~a~
nominated oil both tirket>; jess "
curtis. SHuEente court ~5,a2o.25,
Freiceirk " Hea>rs. supreme rpaat
= i.a5a.1e; H. y. ta~alH, first at
pellare raur, ShlQo.sS: Fred L.
Stewart, equalization board S2.a9a..
81.
Ca4fe>>iaaa candidates gNaGz
a#taHe> were:
eIareu-e +. Lea. pa4aesatH., frs
district. >12>.-o: e. F. Gerry, r.
publican, rhrj district. s9a.l9:
BirHa1a J. WeIrh, Republican. fifth
district. ol.e0n: \. ". johnson.
firth district. So. Albest +. Car-ea.
Republican,, >.X,h district, -.
E@5I I. IvaH>e# Republican,. seventh
district. $50; Arthur Nenrae
Free. eighth district, e2.>>5.>9;
Charles L. Murphy pemaaratle.
ninth district, >sao
Imperial Valley press., 1926-09-13
Meat Inspection
Bulletin Good

y recent department of agricul.
ture circular, "Thc Inspection
Stamp as a Guide to Wholesome
Meat, is being reprinted in see
ond edition. This government cir
cular, though dealing with an i'm
portant official activity, approaches
the subject from the public 5 point
of view. Through numerous illus
trations and text interspcrSeG with
conversation and numerous qucs-
tiomS concerning federal meat in
Spcrtion. DR.. John K. Nohlcr. chief
of the Bureau of Animal Industry,
explains how the public may derive
greatest benefits from the iuspcc
tion service. Portions of the cir,
cular point out that there is Il ten
dcrrv for housewives to select meat
with less care than they select mil
lincry, and that there is Il prevail.
ent but incorrect belief that fcdc-
ral inspection applies to all meat
whereas the law limit, federal sup
erNiSion only to the meat from 90.
tablishmcnts engaged in Interstate
or foreign commerce.
The circular discusses the iuspec-
tion Of meats aud their prodnets
from the standpoint Of housewives
! retail butchers, live stock produc-
ers. city health officials >anitar-
ianS, and restaurant owners. The
United States department. Of agri.
culture encourages loc,d inspection
to include meats which do not come
under federal supervise The de
partmcnt will furnish Interested
persons with copies Of regulations
aud information giving the results
81 federal e'.u"ricncc on mcat in
spcetion subjects.
Imperial Valley press., 1926-09-13
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IMPERIAL


IMPERIAL, Sept. I3. - Miss
| Laura Stantirld and Miss Frances
Hevpnrr Will attend normal school
at san Diego this fall. Miss stan
field 5 mother. Mrs. Clayton Stan
field, motorcd with them to san
Diego Wednesday,.
My. and Mrs. II. {. Burke of Holt
vi.lc were Visitors in Imperial
Thursday
Franklin Lotfer lett Tuesday for
/ Les Angeles, where he will enroll
, in tine supthcln branch of the L. &.
AI1~, W u. Gott. Miss Jeanette
ttott and the Misses Sarah and Mar
4arrt Salmon were in EI Centre
THms&av on business
Joe Tafum was an FL Centre Wis
tor Wednesdays.
Mis-. Hugh Oakley and daughter
lIalcu have returned from a pleas
au' summers outing in the noun
taius and on the coast
George Ross was in Scrlcv Thurs
day ON business.
james Knox will attend the south
Mr. apd Mr. stanley Hills recent
" aerAed IN Imperial from San
bego Thet art at present the
quest, Of their brother Billy Webb.
NJ. ana Ms, Hill, VIII make lmpe-
rial then bame. rs Mr. Hills will be
In business with Mr.. Webb
Mrs. H. g. PhiHea visited with
Ms. Ben Hulse Friday.
The t. J. Mcpherson : have mov-
ed from 80 North II street to west
Main street.
II Nelson OF FL eentro WIS an
lmpellal visitor Thursday.
". u. Gett madc Il business trip
10 NiI1ud TharSdav.
Imperial Valley press., 1926-09-13
Children
forget!

Unless the diet OF children contains .
perfectly balanced, correctly prepared
food which will act as reminder
unfailing as a good alarm clock-their
health will quickly suffer.
Yet, their food must also be appetizing
if the full value of it is to be absorbed
into the system.
Because Roman Meal contains the
heaith-and- bodybuilding berries OF en-
tire wheat and rye, cut into little
granules-porous, easily digested, with
Just enough bran to perform the neces-
ssry functions OF roughage. relieved
through healthful and nourishing fax
ose, product OF haxseed, it contributes
tremendously to perfect health and the
enjoyment Of all that is worth while.
Be sure to enjoy some way each day
this wonder cereal--there are rs differ
cnt delicious ways to serve it.
Imperial Valley press., 1926-09-13

halt carries him through desert
storm to . cottage. nurses him back
t. lite and becomes the apex OF an
etclna] triangle. Her pals rescue
hcI ana abduyr the detective but the
gi1l crashes into the thieves den.
saves the detectives fife but give.
her 5ete H. hre crook pal When
tire law decides not to punish thcnt.
,hcy decide t. ~ >traG4ht and they
are sen. back to the Nevada ranch
at Tin. 1jvJ : father,
Imperial Valley press., 1926-09-13
Mrs. Crunlrine to
Visit New ! ork

Ma>- Catherine eraaa.ae. ls ttr.-
etof u thy Liberty eafe. te=r -
evening for Ia, Angeles u ca.eh
liz tea- WHICH >alIed .naE fer
Nv NefE rHraa-- the Panama c..
uaI.
VI. Gaama:ne expects = Vii a..
.anartaht eastern c.;ies II the
United >-ates - WI = -#e lae-e
GmaaiaH CITIES returning Gest
over tGy Canadian Pacific feeta.
Huia- III" -@u months absence
~ Mr>. trUlinr, les son ReN will
ba sila charge ot tar Lihrr'y Gaf-.
Imperial Valley press., 1926-09-13
Hy United Press Licensed Wire

ATLANTIC CITY. 4. J.. sept. -.
Wlou Jack p,unp-ey steps from The
r.a4 harr today after f"w sharp
wounds Wj'l h,, n.foI b"ttler~, the
napjr will hr unable to see the
tu. champion slid" between the
rope, again uutH September % al
which time he may or may not feel
as chjppicr y, be- likely will today.
Y.or Dempsey has decrced that
rfem hparofur'h uutil hc meet, nc
neci- TGn,v. h, rigg work will
hc 81 ,crat Tho only exception
1e ta- mldc to th- rule is for
Wcue-dav Thursday and Friday Of
rhi> week. when nrwspap"rmrn VIII
bc allowed 80 -cc 5im.
Imperial Valley press., 1926-09-13
California Crew
Is Still Strong
u, I nited Press Leased " ire

ENRK ELEN, sept. i. Only
three mon, taptaiu.coNswain owen
iiotIe aud ou,mm Beard and Ross
BahcacE. vii bc lost - Coach ky
t.hrilht Of the california crews
urXt spring Rusty Callo~. mentor
of tle champion Washington IlH~
k.e-, on .he other haaa. Is MOURN.
al Tie 2raduatj"it ot ~iN brawnv
~werr.Wirl1rr~ from lGs varsity and
Imperial Valley press., 1926-09-13

Jayvec boats, not to mention the
loss Of Art Wuthenow, able cox VINO
sterred the Washingtonians to vic
tory this june at the Poughkeepsic
regatta,
On this difference in losses
Ebright is pinning his hopes for
next season, when he will also have
the advantage of the California
freshmen eight intact, just as it
was boated when it took second
place in the Babe race on the tlud.
son. CaIiow $ vcarlings did not
participate in the Poughkccpsic
races this year.
Imperial Valley press., 1926-09-13
Tunney to Start
Training Today
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~TEDru~HrGG, ra. Sept. J."
Gen. Turucv WIS 10 90 his usual
traitju. rocui today. \ li'ie Ioai
work. short while @}.u the punch
ne bag. and tnw not fon >'rcnu-
au, a5uds in The rjug, was the ac.
c0ptrd program,
Tomorrow H. wiII leave 'he ring
,a,j.".r a.uu,, aHa the -aur prob
a1l~ or Wednesday. a'j hrrau>r he
believes he is in too good condition.
Imperial Valley press., 1926-09-13
MEETING
AT SANTA CRUZ
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SANTA CRJ'Z. Cal. Sent II. -
Tnc annual ccurererre If the Metho-
1fS, Episcopal church ot Calitaraia
win aenr II SAINTS Cruz the coming
Wednesday, Selection If ministers
I'm the rarioait Methodist lu.rit> IN
-hr California conference for r0r
raain- year viii form ,ue - tac
most iulnr,an- matters of hu~iur-~.
Imperial Valley press., 1926-09-13
JAMICA DAY CELRBRATED
IN LITTLE MEXICO
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FHES>D. ~pt la ~cuorita-
aud ~ouoa, 81 i5t'l, Mcxiro
uclo douncd the u4ute-. clothing
fD@ar aM celebrated Jaujca day.
ue'.oua hoidaE u Maxico. a
no-.1H. us f.atHra Of tjo daY +
pro@oa. MeHicaa from al parts
~ l." -a inggo" a'',. Wc here
Jo Ietu Iae fostIlGa-.
Imperial Valley press., 1926-09-13

receive means au ar'H ,tit or
.o~~. and TO wLa' e4na' say,
FluuartE,
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.,r" j., pu~hm- this WORK a~ rapid
Ii a- an--ibtr.
Imperial Valley press., 1926-09-13

Living about your aye i, Ike
setting thr clocE back 10 keep the
hour from being 50 bate.
Imperial Valley press., 1926-09-13

Don I dcpcnd mon hc hnr> m TN
iail windows to keep You out.
Imperial Valley press., 1926-09-13

ON august T. th" top price for
hogs sold at auction in iIanford,
king county w2-.rl1.09 = hundred
pounds
Imperial Valley press., 1926-09-13

There are go dHvs in a year. Tbs
gives Won 800 times when won can
start upon the road to success,
Imperial Valley press., 1926-09-13

Thc Desert ~auaforium binding
- Tucson, Arizona. VIII cost $l05,
600.
Imperial Valley press., 1926-09-13

y couple without children always
manages to find troubles Of some
sort to fiji the vacancy.
Imperial Valley press., 1926-09-13

The way 10 get even with an
enemy is by learning something
from him