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ireland Too Expensive.

BELFAST. July 2 @.-Lord
Francis Hope, once husband Of
May Yohe. the actress. has found it
impossible with his restricted means
to continue living in the Free State.
He has consequently decided to sell
Blayney Castle. near the Ulster
border, and settle in England The
castle was variously occupied by the
BLACK and Tans," the Republicans
and the Free state forces.
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Of his brother, Harold, 10. who, like
himself was unable to swim, and had
been caught in the current after slip
ping from the bank.
The older boy gained the bank in
safety by using as a life preserver an
automobile inner tube which Chris
tan Joehansen, 8 years old. a play
mate. with presence of mind tossed
out to him. Not until Howard Stuart
had gotten ashore did the boys notice
that Robert was in difficulty. and he
uras horne away by the current be-
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bring no prospective brides from the
land Of heather The explanation was
offered that most Scotch lassies put
away thoughts of romance in the
Summer and answer proposals of mar
riage only in the Wintertime.
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fore any effort could be made to save
him.
The other boys, who included also
Joseph Mccarthy, IL, Of BIT Six
teenth street southeast, FASTENED to
their homes to tell Of the tragedy and
police were notified and recovered
Roberts body.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1926-07-02

the death sentence under which
John D. Bachelor would have been
electrocuted at Milledgeville State
prison today.
Bachelor was convicted for the
Staying of his mother-in law, Mrs.
Fannie Anderson, last August. The
prison commission recently declined
to interfere with the sentence.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1926-07-02
BOY IS DROWNED
ATTEMPTING RESCUE

Robert G. Stuart, II years old, of
1881 C street southeast was drowned
in Eastern Branch near the foot of
B street southeast late yesterday
afternoon when he went to the aid
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1926-07-02

CAS- the horse disappears" notes
the Milan Standard, horseback rid
ing becomes more aristocratic and the
time may yet arrive when it will be
stylish to walk"
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1926-07-02
ESCAPES ELECTRIC CHAIR.

Georgia Slayer, Ordered to Die To-
day, Gets Communication to Life.
ATLANTA. July R.-On the
grounds that the petition for Glenn
ency was Endorsed by the trial judge.
the prosecuting attorney and II
Jurors, Gov. Clifford Walker last
night committed to life imprisonment
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1926-07-02
CUPID LOSES IN SUMMER.
First Scotch Ship in Months Lands
Without Prospective Brides.

NEW YORK. July 2 R.-Cold
winds make warm hearts in Scotland,
according to officers of the Anchor
liner Caledonia.
The Caledonia arrived yesterday.
the first Scottish ship In months t.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1926-07-02

At a fashionable wedding In London
recently the guests were attired as
unit Snan.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1926-07-02

A railroad in Rio de Janeiro is cleo
trifying As miles of it's lines.
Imperial Valley press., 1926-07-27
Auto Club Signs
To Be Removed

SAX DIEGO. July 27.-fSpeciaD
Every automobile club in San
Diego 'iat Ia> sign ON the side
#aNk advertising IT, office, official
garage. hptei or service station, Will
Foe unered 10 remove the sign, ac-
.rau2 - fbc city council. The
ma''rr came up With AN application
hr rAc Union Automobile club to
te-i4} }a'c il. office with sign fix
oa 1 rhr sidewalk. The petition
RVS declared that the other auto
clubs bad the sidewalk signs.
Councilman Held moved that the
application hc denied on the ground
tlat Ho -Hrh advertising or sign cree
tj9H - permitted. Councilman He'll
bean urged that il wa. unfair dis
elimination and voted against the
Gena whrn the motion was put. An.
other motion to have removed from
tIc sidewalk all automobile club
signs except those directing traffic
Or indicating traffic mileage was
cHFicd.
Imperial Valley press., 1926-07-27
AERIAL BOMB IS
MISTAKEN FOR
BANK ROBBERY

san DIEGO, July 27.-(Special.
NJ understanding on the part Of
members Of the junior chamber OF
commerce stunt committee last
night resulted in the arrest OF L. l..
Williams after he had set off two
aerial bombs at UAiou street and
Broadway. Williams was released
after it was explained that the
Junior chamber had not intended to
start the advertisement stunts mn-
til ncxt week, after police pcrmis-
sion had been obtained
Hearing the blasts, which led po-
lice to fear that bank robbery or II
wholesale .iailbrcak was being per
ictrated, Motorcycle Officers Mer-
litt and McNclly rushed from a
nearby garage. At Union street
and Broadway they smelled powder
smoke and found the trench mortar
used in firing the mug" aerial
bombs. a supply Of which was found
III an automobile. Williams was
taken TO the police station, where
he showed instruction., from Julian
Iapp, chairman Of the chamber ;
stunt committee. regarding the
bombs. George Thompson, presi-
dent Of the chamber, INTERVIEWED and
saved Williams from spending the
night in Jail. Police released Will
Jams with lecture on the evil of
the Younger generation ; shooting
fireworks.
Imperial Valley press., 1926-07-27
Quaker Oats
"stdnds by''
you through
the morning,
Feel hungry and 'fdgety"
before lunch2-try this

ITO feel right through the morn.
ing, you must have well-bal-
ynced, complete food at breakfast
At most other meals - that IS, at
luncheon and az dinner-you usually
get that kind OF food
But at breakfast the great dietary
mistake is most often made--a hur-
fied ueal, often badly chosen.
Thus Quaker Oats, containing
l6co protein, foods great tissue
builder; $50 oarbonydrate, It's great
energy element plus all-impor'ant
citarlines and the bulk that makes
laxatives seldom needed is the die
.etic urge Of the world today.
Il is food that stands BY YOU
through the moring Food that
should start every breakfast in your
horne.
Don't deny Yourself the natural
stimulation this rich food offers
Ge, Quaker Oats today crocers
have two kinds QUICK Quaker.
which cooks in 5 20 minutes, and
Quaker Oats.
Imperial Valley press., 1926-07-27
Eastern Road Is
Boosting State

.' California r. Amaeie#> Nara-
Land is rbr rit'c Of beautiful art
poster Of which ln.opu copies are
heiug placed .u -rame, located iu
roasplriea- positions IN d"po'
waiting room, aa% other point,
th.ousheHt tlr lz.aag ui'e, ot the
New York c.Hfra Railway -*,tem,
"AiL SERVES j. states ca,r of tla
li5~-l-~if, river ~j -te most
H.la.ou- Ww.ucr, ot CuaIa-DH.
'a.ia and Quobec.
Ta r#H3og. 9htru IS rs Jou
bta baker, ONE ~ ~. foremost pos
t.r aftl-t- az thr ruutrr. who j..
HtIl Eao,u in CHtornia +, $50
~trIaia4 "H euloffa a- .o-.'ut4e -
attract 81. rto ana in t- official
gonsWeau.~ locations. .nuv - taem
'areA-.a "ti tlayp.oa- huth aas
ami l.-tt. tI~ advertising IL Cai
tnaia # o. -e.n tv maat ml
aaas ~ T. 4.a a@.a1 IL. aaAt ,ara,
months.
Imperial Valley press., 1926-07-27
therein and hereinafter described
to CONSOLIDATED TITLE IN

therein and hereinafter described
to CONSOLIDATED TITLE IN
SURANCE COMPANY, n corpora
ton. as Trustee, to secure, among
other things the payment of one
certain promisosry note, in favor &C
The San Diego Savings Bank, a
corporation and other sums Of mon
ev advanced and interest thereon.
WHEREAS, said promissory note
and Deed of Trust have been duly
assigned by The San Diego Savings
Bank, corporation to San Diego
Trust & Savings Bank, the owner
and holder of said promissory note
and Deed of Trust, and
WHEREAS, sncr- las scen a de-
fault in the payme,t of principal
due on said note on tc-wit: Scptcm-
Der %, 1925, and default has been
been made in the payment of in
tercst due on said Note to-wit:
March %, 1926, together with all
subsequent installmcnts of interest,
and by reason of said defaults the
said San Diego Trust & Savings
Bank, has, in accordance with the
provisions thereof. exercised It's op-
tion and declared the full amount
of the Indebtedness secured by said
Deed Of Trust Immediately due and
payable, and
WHEREAS, said Deed of Trust
provides that. should Il breach or
default be made in the performance
of any obligation for which said
Deed of Trust is security, then the
holder or holders of any note or
notes or Indebtedness mentioned as
sccuredl thereby may declare all
sums secured thereby immediately
due and payable and shall execute
and deliver to the Trustee, n writ
ten Declaration of Default there.
under and demand for sale, and
shall record, in the office of the
Recorder of the County wherein
said property or some part thereof
is situated a notice of such breach
and of election to cause said pro.
pcrtv to be sold to sat sly said OBJ
legation, and
WHEREAS, in accordance with
Section 2o2i of the Civil Code of
the Statc Of California, the said
San Diego Trust & Savings Bank
on April ., 1926. caused to be re-
corded in the office of the County
Recorder Of the County of Imperial,
Imperial Valley press., 1926-07-27
Calls Basketball
Skilled Sport

CORVALLIS. Ofc- JMv IL
Basketball more drftHcoI' -port
ttan football ta uastpa. a4 ayfn-
@,iir- is ttr most dirfir1lt Of aH
college sports, according 70 Major
John J.. Griffith who conducted
course On ,it is aHuraJoa ar th,
oregon agricultural yolicgc summer
session.
The youth who would br~ome
basketball pIanea past epead more
tlmc u training t1a tn. football
a~ptfant, Maiof Gitf.tI ~ajd. Hc
estimates that L tute- lGl hours 70
train basketball PLAYER ii. com.
paIcG with ll5 to liaH football
player His tguIes Indicate that
gymnastics tops everything else, re-
qairing an average Of ~ hours Of
training.
The Figures woe based ou Il mass
Of data from tha Big Ton con.
fsence Of winch Mayor Giiftlth is
commissioners
Figure. fo either fine, Of port
we've: track and field. Jas. baseball
la}. fencing. 1871; wrestling. I05;
tennis, =, and golf. 76.
Imperial Valley press., 1926-07-27

State of California, notice Of
Default and Election to Sell under
Deed of Trust, which said Notice
was recorded in Book ia. Page 212
of Official Records, records of I'm
pcrial County, and
WHEREAS, said San Diego Trust
& Savings Bank, by reason of the
defaults in the payments as stated,
has requested the CONSOLIDATED
TITLE INSURANCE COMPANY to
give notice and to sell said property
or so much thereof as shall be nee.
essarv to sell to pay all the indeb.
tedness secured and the expenses
incurred necessary to the execution
of said trust.
NOW THEREFORE,, notice is
hereby given that the CONSOLI-
DATED TITLE INSURANCE
COMPANY, by virtue of the autho-
rity vested in it as Trustee, will
sell at public auction to the high
est bidder, for cash in gold coin of
the United States, on August 5,
1926, at the hour of II a. m. of
o"lh hdN 1T iHt front or IOFIn en-
trance TO the Imperial County Court
House, in the City of FL Centre,
County of Imperial, State of Cali.
fornia, all the interest conveyed to
ii by said Decd of Trust, in and to
all of the following described real
property situate in the County Of
Imperial, State of California, to-
| wit:
Tract One Hundred Fifty.
six Q560 Township Sixteen
G6) South, Range Thirteen
(l3) East, $. b. NJ, according
to the Government rcsurvcv and
map thereof, approved January
3, 1909 and filed in the United
States Land Office at Los An
gcles, California.
In Witness Whereof. tn econ
SOLIDATED TITLE INSURANCE
j COMPANY, has duly authorized
this Notice, by the signature of its
/ Vice President, attcsted bv It's As
/ sistant Secretary, this 10th day Of
July, 1926.
, CONSOLIDATED TITLE TNSER.
j ANCE COMPANY, Trustee
/ Bv Fred p. Nuttall. Vice. President
I Attest:
/ II. Il. Anderson, Assistant Sccrc.
! tarv. fSEAL3
j - 20 81 A 5
Imperial Valley press., 1926-07-27
RETIRED ADMIRAL
SHOWS HIS YOUTH
BY LONG WALKS,

BERKELEY, Calif. July II
This city, walking admiral, Wba
will be ~ wears ed in October. has
Just returned from another hiking
expedition. which this time took
him up q 10000 foot mountain peak
after 80 mile iamt over snowy
passes in the high Sierras.
\ mere nothing. he smiles, as he
recalls other recent and longer
trips he las taken. Meanwhile his
friends marvel al his stamina, a
they have been marveIling since
1918 when the walking admiral,
or a that time more properly Rear
Admiral Charles Fremont Pond.
reached the age limit ia Uncle
sam : navy ANA was retired.
Retirement vs. just Il BIZ Of
navy routine 10 Admiral Pond. and
he declined To stay put His
friends viii testify that de has
covered considerable territory on
foot, Is many miles. possibly, a
would tavprablv compare with the
distances h covered aboard battle.
ships.
Admiral Pond, who served
under Sampson ia Cuba and spent
IS wears OF his life as q naval OF
ficer, tralnrcd back into Berkeley
recently attcr walking trip in the
Kern and King river CANYONS in the
most prycipitous rcgious Of the high
>ierras. \ year or 80 ago the yete-
ran naval officer chalked up 500
miles when be walhcd from Lake
Tahoe t. Yosemite and continued
through the surrounding country.
Returning this time, Admiral
Pond had q complaint to register.
The burro> carving the hjkers pack
experienced great difficulty cross
iug the snowy passes.
" After rhis MY pack goes Oh my
back, Ill tie mixer and bGrro too.
aad VIII make better time" lie
! claimed.
Imperial Valley press., 1926-07-27
R0bbed Hair Is
Laid to War Of '76

PHILADELPHIA. July 10. -
Origin of bohbed hair is now dee
iuitc)y laid to the war-the Revo'u,
tiooary war.
Discovery by Captain /. c.
Baird. of dusty old continental
army records stored for years in the
NchuylkiIl arsenal here shows
America first shin2lc was worn
bv the American doughboy and not
bN the American flappcr.
bohbing the hair was even made
" matter Of general orders for the
soldier of 1916. the ancient docu-
mcut> Indicate, One such decree,
:.>arl at West Point. i oddly at
Variance with present day West
Point traditions which troWn on
hut the trimmcSt of hair
cuts.
As the head dress q Il Soldier
+ oae the tIe>t aud necessary orna-
r=eats. il reads. the captain
commands the \. {. officers and pri-
ete> # The first Eegt. t. have thei;
Aa5r cited behind not to exceed Sev-
n inches long aud close t. the head.
The y. {. officers and privates
Il The second RaGt. 10 have their
aajf tied behind in i bob cut close
"a the bead. the hair Of the whole to
be cat OH TIM top OF the head short
M brushed back. The officers
commanding companies will see this
rdnr Carried into effect as soon az
possible.
Imperial Valley press., 1926-07-27
Reserve Fliers
To Break Camp

san DIEGO, July III SprrialD
Forty-siX western college students
who have been attending the re
serve officers training camp and
- western reserve military fllcrs,
viii break camp at Rockwell field
next Friday and return to their
homes.
The Il. o. r. e. students have
been undergoing training since the
middle Of June.
Mai. George H. Peabody, wIfo has
had command Of both the X .. 7.
&. and the reserve filters camps. viii
leave Rockwell Field about Aug. .
to resume his duties as instructor Of
military science and tactics, an
service, at the University Of Cal
itornia.
Imperial Valley press., 1926-07-27

Mills Ga corporation,) William c..
Allen, Adolfo l.. Verdugo, f. f.
Sanguinetti, Fernando Maldonado,
Juan r. Orci, Francisco J. Gaxiola,
Eleazar del Vale, Agricola de los
Algodones, Mercantile Banking
Company, s. A., Ca corporation,O D..
A. Leonard, VIM. Guntegman, c. B.
Moore, j. II. Hernandez, First Ma
tional Bank of CaleXico Ga corpora
tion,) Central Bank of Imperial
Valley, Ca corporation,) T. j. West,
T. j. West Company. Ga corpora
tion,) T. j. West Cotton Company,
Ga corporation,) T. J. West Corpora
ton Ca corporationD Edwin Allen,
John Doe, Richard Roe, James
Brown and Peter Smith, Defcn-
dants.
You are directed to appear in an
action brought against YOU by the
above named plaintiffs i'll the Sup
crior Court of the County of I'm
pcrial, State of California, and to
answer the complaint therein with
in ten days after the service on
YOU of this Summons, if served
within the County of Imperial, or
within thirty days if served else
where. and you are notified that
unless YOU appear and answer as
above required, the plaintiffs will
take Judgment for any money or
damages demanded in the Com
plant, as arising upon contract, or
will apply to the Court for any
other relief demanded in the Com
plaint.
Given under my hand and seal of
the Superior Court of the County
of Imperial, State of California,
this Goth day of November, 1924.
c. G. MOUSSEAU,
County Clerk.
Bv c. f. Williford, Deputy
(SEAL)
j Is 20 81 A 10 II 81 81 S :
Imperial Valley press., 1926-07-27
FLYING SCHOOL
IS OPENED ON
NORTH ISLAND

san DIEGO, Julv 27.-l Special
The Annapolis flving school,
established a. North Island by the
navy department 10 train Officers
of the battle fleet in the funda-
mcntals OF naval aviation but not
10 qualify them as actual pilots.
opened Yesterday morning with %
ensigus from the battlcShips as stu
dents.
The course Of instruction will coy
.r 10 hours of dual control FLYING.
guuuery, bombing. radio and COM
munications. About five weeks
will be required to complete the
course of study outlined.
Officers comprising the first An
-apoli> flight class, all OF whom
were members Of the 1926 class Of
the naval academy, included En-
signs H. A. Boorse. John Craft. Il.
A. Gauo, John j. Burnside, Francis
\. Forest, William Il. Holiugsworth,
James L. Leeper, f. l.. Weimcr,
Frank T, Butler. g. Campbell, r. :.
iarke, II. 7. Hodgskin, \. q. Stan
ford, b. f. Tompkius, H. J. Ber-
!cron, Daniel Birtwell. T. p. Elliott,
II. W Gilmore. II. W. Green, &. b.
Melmick, \ :. Jovncr. J. y. Moss.
L. :. ~arsfield. {. L. Signer, c. G..
summers, e. 0. Taf,, W. Turek, NJ.
=. Van Jeli aud G. j. Whiting.
Approximately 200 Officers Of the
aattloflnct are 10 receive aeronauti-
.al training at the naval air station
hero during the next few months
in accordance with the navy depart
mont policy relative to in,tructing
aiI commissioned Officers in aero
1I9I'irS.
Imperial Valley press., 1926-07-27
ADVERTISING CLUB
OF SAN DIEGO TO.
BE RE0RCANlZED.

san DIEGO, July IL Special
The message and idea that the old
san Diego California club, the
medium Of advertising las city To
the rest Of the world, must be rcor-
ganiled if san Diego is % reap the
true benefits of tho era of prosper
itv she no,v is facing, was cnthus.
ja,ticallv put over and warmly re-
cciyed at a banquet given at the
san Diego hotel last night by Claus
NprecEcls. More than 400 profes'
sloual men of the city attended and
as soon as the purpose of the meet
ing was made known they were Gag
or in their enthusiasm to put the
San Diego California club on a new
footing.
The atmo, phcrc of interest was
evidenced by the fact that - -
was subscribed by those present to
be used in advertising San Diego
and what il has to offer 10 persons
coming to California either as Wis
ltors or permanent residents. Many
business men Of the city who were
members of the San Dicgo-C CaIifor-
MIA club whcn it was first organized
in 1918 were present last night and
made known their approval of re-
organizing the club by making sub.
stantial personal subscriptions TO
the advertising fund.
When Mr. Spreckcls, host of the
evening, took the floor following the
banquet, he was accorded one of
the greatest ovations ever witnessed
in San Diego.
Imperial Valley press., 1926-07-27
Peterson Gets
Sewer Contract

san DIEGO. July 27.-(Speeial)
On Il bid Of $140,6s5. II. II. Peter
SON Yesterday was awarded the con-
tract to construct Il sewer system
in the southeastern section of the
city When the matter came up
for consideration some time ago by
the city council, the city manager
indicated that he would not recon,
mcmd Peterson because Of that
contractor 5 slowncss in doing other
work for which he had been award
ed the contract. But yesterday
Rhodes recommended Peterson, say.
iug that he had been promised that
the work would be- carried through
with the greatest possible cNpedi-
Imperial Valley press., 1926-07-27
BOOK CHARACTERS.
ARE TAKEN FROM
REAL PERSONS

Books with characters taken from
lifeg Quite a stir has been made
in England by the report that H
G. Wells is contemplating writing
such a book, vet study of the
history Of some of the most widely
read novels reveals The fact that
their authors based their charact-
ers on real persons.
\ list Of these books with the
people whim they tell about is in
the city library and one finds add
ed pleasure while reading them in
visualizing the reaction Of these
people on reading about themselves.
The list in part follows.
The Flame of Life, bv Gabriel
D'Annunzio. Tie novel that drove
Eleonora Duse into retirement.
"The Purita4>. hv Atlo Bates.
The Rev. Rutlegt ord Strathmore
war intended fol Phillips Brooks,
Glorious Apollo. by Mrs. L.
Adams Beck. The story Of Byron 5
life
"Divine Lady, by Mrs. Beck.
4 novel founded on the historic re-
nance of Lord Nelson and the beau
tiful Lady Hamilton. stephen Yin
cent Benct wrote, The Beginning
of Wisdom " and Young People ;
Bride, the character Of johnny
Chapman being John Farrar, editor
Of the Bookman.
AL Sorts aud Conditions OF
Men. > by Sir Walter Besant. Lady
Angela Marsden Messenber was
drawn from Lady Burdette-C QUITS.
Shirley, by Charlotte Bronte.
Drawn from her sister Emily. Vii
lette, Dr. John Is her publisher,
George Murrauv Smity; Paul Eman-
ucl Is her Brussels teacher NJ Hcg-
er; Nine. Hoger appears as Madame
Beck.
..The WAY Of All Flesh, by
Samuel Butler. Ernest Pontitex Is
himself; Tcobald and Christina his
father ana mother; Alcthea a Miss
Savage. Butler S best woman friend.
Mr.. lsaacs. by F. Marion Craw-
ford. The original was Mr..
Jacobs, who came into the pubic
eve through his dispute with the
Nizam Of Deccan over the price OF
the great Empress diamond.
Doyle Makes Admission
In THE Adventures of Sherlock
Holmes" by \. Conan Doyle, Sir
Arthur acknowledges that two ef
his instructors at medical school
were his models. Edna Ferber 5
Dallas O'Mara, i drawn from
Nevsa McNein. The Red Lily.
by Anatole France Miss Bell Is
said TO be drawn from Vernon Lee,
the English author. : Alton Locke
By Charles Kingsley. Saunders
Mackaye is Thomas Carlyle.
Strickland is drawn from Paul
Gaugin, the French painter, IN v,
Somerset Vaughan 5 1.-THE Moon
and Sixpence.' King Noanett,
bv Francis j. Stimson. Miles Court
enay is drawn from john Boyle
O'Reilly. Peter Whiffle, by Van
Veehten. Edith Dale IS said to be
a portrait of Mebel Dodge, who IS
also the subject Of rare book by
Gertrude Stem, of that title,
And last, The New MachiaNei-
H." by II. 6. Wells himself contains
portraits of .Sidney and Beatrice
Webb. and Of Lord Baltour and
Lord Haldane appeared IN " Beal-
hy -
Imperial Valley press., 1926-07-27
No. 087S-Dept.

No. 987S-Dept. 2
ACTION BROUGHT IN THE
SUPERIOR COURT OF IMPEk.
IAL COUNTY AND COM.
PLANT FILED IN THE OF
FICE OF THE CLERK OF THE
SUPERIOR COURT OF SAID
COUNTY.
In the Superior Court of the State
of California, in and for the
County Of Imperial
De Nancy V Compania, n copartner-
ship. Pablo de la Arena and ANA
Ii aMontcverdc, copartncrs doing
business under the firm name and
style of De Nancy V Compania,
Plaintiffs,
James Nynch, Globe Cotton Oil
Mills. ca corporation,l William
c. Allen, Adolpho L. Verdugo, f.
T. Sanguinctti, Fernando Maldo-
nado. Juan r. Orci. Francisco j.
GaNiola, Elcazar Del Vale, Agri-
cola dc los Algodoncs, Mercantile
Banking Company, s. a. Ga cor
poratiou.) d. \. Leonard, VIM.
Gunctrman, c. 3. Moore, j. IL.
Hernandez. First National Bank
of CalcXico Ga corporation Cen
tral Bank of Imperial Valley Ga
corporation9 T. J. West, T. J.
West Company Ga eorporation.l
T. !. West Cotton Company Ga
corporations T. J. West Coropra-
ton. Ga corporation.9 Edwin AL
len, John Doe, Richard Roe,
lanes Brown and Peter Smith,
Defendants.
The People of the State of Califor-
MIA Send Greeting To:
T.,z ,.,L Elnbo Cation Oit