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OFFICES AND STUDIOS.

FEW VERY DESIRABLE OFFICE ROOMS
inston's best and most convenienty cor ' lent located
S. pagnfBs Bets eo ,4s e. NJ 4sSy 4sS6
psdne and soee scr seevfa tx
ESS% Ssa giiz:: s1$: i0i0 Vermont ave- IN NV ' PHONE
VERY DESIRABLE OFFICE ROOMS FOR
rent in Bliss Bldg. Apply Office. Bliss Bldg.
Special for Halloween Night.
Large. desirable dance hall for rent excel
on Viii heat neat 5y sd ay 6 or w
l4th st. NV.
NEW HILL BUILDING,
18th and l SITS.
-, OFFICES, divided in any size . suites desired @
$50 EACH. Hish-class appointments
MOORE & HILL, INC,
73O 18th ST..
RENT-WAREHOU
WAREHousE VA lIsa TT FLOOR g.. SPACE zee
ave. NV.
FOR RENr-sTOREs.
the beat business block on the street: new
Aepy o FhsSk Ass 2ae e LIE $50 4 er 14tS 4Gn'h
729 44th ST. N.W-sT0RE AND
llo4 sosh st: 'ri.,ws-New store. g
az REfaS issS i NXWtkEh WI & ca Nam ssssso ~
oO6 9th NV.
ca Tte coam6is gGsp: s74s s rear also large SCI s''r
bAsGE NEW sT9k. NEAR
lel5 E. ct. nv; rent reduced to $50 per
JAMES N MoRRfs fSsG 'SWS5S%o}pwARn REALroR.
- 723 goth St. NV.
1908 EYE ST NV.
Splendid large room; suitable for store
window; rent $65; worth S110.
e31 \. Y AVE.
Basement store or office room. newly rem
ovated; rent reduced from $S5 to $55 per
W: R. MARSHALL. a2a n Y. AVE.
nEA54Y RAFfAf FAk1on.
pAfHEfH HAHNbRY NN5EfkR.
CLEANER AND DYER.
II you are looking for a new location for
your business. we have a proposition which
may prove to your interest. In a rapidly
few stores in the immediate vicinity. we
ontbs o you Of rent for the first fey
you to get good start We invite your in
THos. f. FARRELL Co
ri 10th St. NV. Main 766.
14th ST. STORE CHEAP.
Large good LOCATION t9r any bnsi
RENT REDUCED.
Two stores and Groom, and bath apt.
assist With rent. % eoium6ia s7oi ie1'e Before s
am. 31s
NEW STORE,
=. Suitable for any business. in new sec
until business is built up.
THE JOSEPH SHAPIRO CO.,
a1a 18th s.. NV. Main s94e.
l4th ST. CORNER.
Suitable for, any retail business. Low
rental and sqGS sSs gSSe a,s 81 Fest h furnished
Store and three apartments.
Very reasonable rent.
Franklin 3AH1LL 81: & NESsa; Iasx4ance Bldg. :.
2 STORES, WITH 4-ROOM
APARTMENTS
above; at 18th and Hamlin sts. me-: rent
Store, with Groom apartment and garage.
Store. 2 apartments OF rooms and bath.
business; reasonable rent.
SIMON BELOFF,
eos y. Y. Ave- Sesl Nv. wEs'a'e, Main s1sz.
AUTOMOBILE SHOW
ROOM AND STORAGE,
1341 l4th ST. NV.
NEW BUILDING.
show room 23x90: mezzanine balcony for
Office space. 23x33: storage space in rear.
23x4O: good alley: cellar space with hot
water heating plant: 3 toilets in the building.
Attractively decorated. Low rental So 900
per year. for total of $3.50 square feet OF
useabe space.
MOORE & HILL, Inc,
73O 18th ST. NV.
MAIN 1174.
1906 EYE ST. NV.
Small store ideal for sample
or show room or office.
Rent, SIS.
14th AND FAIRMONT.
Fine store connected with
large apartment building, $125.
FIDELITY STORAGE CO..
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yard: close to car line; all modern con-
veniences: $50 month. i1a Latterner ave.
Clarendon. Va. South Spruce st station.
10 RMS WATER IN 4; . BATHS HEAT
fur; rent. 500 per mo. Apply 90 Grant
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SATE-FARMS,

ND FARM, 1o ACRES; ROOMS. BATH
h..wh ami: house near main boulevard
Address Box 426-H. Star Office.
ESTATES, COUNTRY HOMES: STOCK,
dairy farms; acreage of all classes in near
by Virginia. BUELL. FARM AGENCY. re-
altors. Herndon. Fairfax County. Va. &c
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Special for Halloween Night.
Large. desirable dance hall for rent excel
lent floor; heat and light: convenient loca-
tion. Will rent by day or will lease. 2S17
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SIX ROOMS NEW. AN l.: GARAGE: REA-
sonable. Call Potomac 2lsl-J. 30'
4 NUMBER OF VERY DESIRA BILE
houses IN norhtwes, and northeast sections
for rent: monthly or yearly basis; rents
range from, $50 10 500. Can Main 92l0.
i03 2nd ST Nell ROOMS AND BATH
hot-water heat. electric light: good condi-
ton: near Camtoi Library and ears. 30'
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PARTY LEAVING CITY WILL RENT o.
room house h.-ah. electric lights, garage.
Ssh CAL AL. l0l3W. 31e
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SALE OR RENr-SUB. PROPTY.
sIx-ROoM HOUSE FURNISHED: A MI. If
rented owner reserves one room. Going to
California: rent s4asonable; wipter's coal in.
Apply 232 Lee ave- Arlington%Va. Phone
Clar. 1882
b-ROoM BUNGALOW. BATH. GLASsED-IN
breakfast porch: large lot: conveniently
real home that can be rented for $50 a
month or bought practically on a renta,
basis. Phone Hyattsville 1873
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WATERFRONT PROPERTY.

4 LOT For 4 SONG AND YOU CAN SING .;
Tor man who knows values and has enough
initiative to act quickly. An unusually at
tractive plot with superb outlook and mag.
nifcent trees; level and high. Use of dock
for boat. Less than 26 miles from District
by motor. over improved hiehways,. and un.-
Will consider $500 and arrange satisfactory
terms for. immediate sale. Mr.. FOX. tele-
phone Main 1926.
AFTER-SEASON BARGAINS. / AN OF
fering 240 acres land. three tourths mile of
water front on private oyster creek and over
!, mile from State road: price So 900 On
chesapeake BhS. SO acres. good livable house
nice shade. 5000 feet water front: price.
fBfkeA 81 R9a Laoossown Ln5Nssgs protected Md JAMES
NEAR CHAPEL. POINT
about 12o acres with mile Of water front:
land partly cleared. balance nicely wooded:
mus, property is rare opportunity and
should INCREASE in value ra~'dlv D i'm.
$4,000. Will consider trade for city prop
,., 5BaAanCMAN & HEIINzMAN. ~ w
ATTENTION OF sPORTsMEN.
A private duck, geese. rabbit. bird and
squirrel shooting shore. in a section which
is less than / mile from Maryland State
road and can be purchased for $50 per acre
THEODORE F.. MENK.
Specializing Potomac River Valley Properties
131O st. NV, Wash. D. G.. Main 1919.
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THE ARGONNE.
10th AND COLUMBIA RID. NV.

RrNr H0v|SrS-FI'p~gS gSHrn.
DETACHED sENI-BTTNGATOW. q ROOMS.
bath. ami desirable section near churches
schools. husses trolleve: S25. 719 Webster
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COMPLETELY FURNISHED SIX-ROOM
house ZIG Tennessee ave. ne. 500 per
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co4s WISCONSIN AVE. Nw--6 R. AND
rcnt ", reduced 20 $50 mo BAUMAN &
HEINZMAN. 1904 II st. NV. Main $500;
COLORED: SO \ ST SE.-SEMI De
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NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS..

WAREHOUSE 90 900 FIT. FLOOR SPACE
with large electric elevator. 645 New York
ave. NV.
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514-515-5l6 Bond Bldg.
l4th and n. Y. Ave. NV.
Main 442.

WOODBRIDGE BARGAIN.
New 5-room bungalow oak floors. h w h,
pantry. fioored attic: good lot. S1OO cash.
$50 monthly.
Nearly new 5-room bungalow. ami:
lot 40x130. Price $3.50 $500 cash. 500
per mo-
New 4-room bungalow. oak floors. INV. h.
$3.50: 500 cash. S45 per mo. Inquire
3523 South Dakota ave. ne. Call North
Imperial Valley press., 1926-07-30
LARCENY HEARING
AGAINST THOMAS
IN COURT TODAY

i. j. Thomas, prominent lmp"rial
rcaltor, appeared before Justice of
the Peace /. Mayficld today for Il
preliminary hearing on charges Of
grand larceny.
Appearing with Thomas as de-
PENDANTS in a complaint sworn to by
Waiter {. Evans, are Ed and Henry
Worthingt0n, also Of Imperial.
Evans charges that the two Worth
ingtons, at the request Of Thomas,
entered pasture where Evans was
grazing horses, and took one Of the
animals.
\ caretakcr at the grazing grounds
is SAID to have allowed the Worth
in9tDns to take the horse with the
understanding they would return
later with n certificate Of ownership
from ThOmas The horse is said to
bc one Of four stravs picked up by
Evans and later found to be animals
i'll Wh.eh Thomas had an interest.
Evans maintains he had Il claim
against Thomas for paSturagc and
charges removal Of the animal with
out payment Of his calm constituted
grand larceny.
rhomas has retained Attorney {.
VI. Monroe as counsel. Al the hear
ing this morning the state was re
presented by District Attorney Tt
ley and he" Nuffcr, deputy district
attorney. The hearing was stiil in
progress al time Of going to press
with Indications it would not be
completed until late this afternoon.
Imperial Valley press., 1926-07-30

MANCHESTER, Eng, July Go
Cotton mill sirens in n Lancashire
mill towns shrickcd this afternoon
to Indicate that the famous Lanra-
shire "wakcs the ten DAYS mi
gratorv holiday Of the northern mill
hands-was formally begun.
Not Il mill will start up until n
week from Tuesday when their en-
ploycs will have returned having
spent to the last farthin@ All cX-
ccDt 80 cents left prudently under
the clock at homc-cvcrv penny
which thcv have saved for the an
nual "wakcs. -
The total sum thus savod and dis
hurscd is enormous. Figures pub
lishcd early i'm July for II Lanca-
shire towns showed that the work
crs. in spite Of the strike and Of
short hours in the American cotton
spinuin" section, had s"'o@ ncarl|
Sj.000.000 for their hoiidays. Sim
iIar fi9urcs from mill towns in York
shire Cheshire and other industrial
districts bring the totals up to
mamv millions.
This money is collected by weekly
subscriptions at every mill through
out the year and is big item in
Lancashire and Yorkshire banking.
It amounts to about SO head or
around 500 family. It is saved
separately, and has nothing to DO
with the family's ordinary savings
recount. The banks paS5boGks
pla.nlv label it 'wakcS money. 1t
was drawn out yesterday on such a
huge scale that the banks, as usual,
were forced to draw heavily on the
London money market in order TO
finance the ''WakcS' with clean
new banknotcs. clean new bills and
clean new silver.
Tomorrow every mill town Will
hum with the exodus. Trains will
be packed to suffocation; chara-
hancs will cro"d the town squares.
load up and Whirl their happy occu-
pants to Riarkpool, New Brighton,
Southport and other holiday places
Yorkshire sends thousands flood
in% eastward 10 Scarborough and
Bridlington and Whitby. Other
charabancs invade the south, down
as far as the Isle Of Wight. Other
parties. pooling their resorccs, make
bcc-line for the continent. Many 90
off happily on their own, much to
the interest Of English playwrights
who have more than once found the
Lancashire "wakeS' Il fruitful
theme for drama. a motor bicycle
with sidecar or even a "pcach-
perch : behind, complete with
"pcach, is a favoritc vehicle for
the grand exodus.
Authorities agree that very little
money is spent for drink during the
wakes though the crowds are
rather noisy in trains and chara-
Imperial Valley press., 1926-07-30
Large Surplus
Shown in Report
BY Ini,cd Press Leased Wire

WASHINGTON. July 80. With
Approximately 355,ooo.oo0 acres
planted in crops OF harvest, the
United Statcs will have y larec s.r.
pluS Of farm products for export
t}iS year, The horticulture depart
mcut forecast today.
The area planted in harvest crons,
h. wv"cr. hos hcen reduced 10000
000 acres in the last five years, the
first time in history that there has
been a decrease in crop area in
America. This decrease of > per
cent occurred despite an s per cent
increase in population.
"Owing TO the extraordinary de-
wands Of the war period, the acre
age of crop land in 1919 was nearly
ten wears ahead of what was eX-
pectcd from the previous rate of cX-
panSion. The acreage now has drop
ned five yoars behind what it would
have been had the normal increase
continued, the department stated,
Decreases in crop acreage have
occWrcd principally in the eastern
cotton belt, in the corn and winter
wheat belts, the eastern and south
ern portions Of the corn belt, the
hay and dairy region from Lake
Michigan to the Hudson Valley and
in eastern Washington and Califor-
MIA.
Imperial Valley press., 1926-07-30
Heavy Toll In
Florida Storm
(ContiueG from rqoo ~

men as known dead" Doubt was
eEpr"N-c.. here, however. rs to
whether a thorough search Of the is
lands, whore they might have taken
refuge. las been made.
ii least four larger vessels. with
20 to 30 persons on board, have not
been heard from since the storm
broke Sunday. bat if is believed
probable they are safe.
The known death toll in the
storm stood today at &C. with at
icast six more missing. in addition
to the sailors Of the Nassau sponge
fleet. Eight were killed at Mas
san; -four in Florida and Georgia
and fishermen brought news of -
bodies washed ashore 1T Santo Do
mingo after three schooncrs sank
off Samoa Island.
Damage now is estimated at
more than $I0,C00.000.
san JUAN, Z. r., July &0.-More
than 100 persons were Killed aud
fully TOO were injured during the
storm which Swept over this island
this week, Secretary Of Agriculture
Charjou said today at the conclu-
sion Of Il tuur of the island.
Imperial Valley press., 1926-07-30
Ris:ht-Of-W
Causes Dispute

Attorneys for the Southern Pa
cifjr railroad aud the Imperial lrri-
cation district agreed in Superior
Judge Coukling's court to delay I'M
I'll August - in regard to dcci-
sion which will settle the dispute as
TO whether permanent right of way
shail he granted the district over the
the railroad tracks to the old dis
trirt headquarters in CalcNico.
Pending the decision a court
order issued yesterday temporarily
restrained the railroad from closing
the right of way win be in effect.
The trouble reached the courts fol
lowing clashes between district
workmen bent ou teeping the right
of WAY opca and railroad officials
who we're determined 10 close it.
Imperial Valley press., 1926-07-30
MEXICO NEARING
SERIOUS CRISIS
soutiumcA from Pa ge u

Conservative opIai-.n today. how
ever, seemed agreed that thcr" was
no reason 10 expect widespread, ser
ious disorder.
The labor demonstration is 10 be
i'm H." form cf parade and some
churches say the faithful will re
main passive in face Of this anti
church move. It is alleged that a
considerable body Of troop, viii par
ticipate in the the parade disguised
as U,rkmca.
Ilcrcrty Worth Millions
Secretary Of the Interior Tciada
said today that al necessary pre-
cautions 70 suppress disorder had
been taken by the government.
Troops have been ordered to be on
call in their barracks.
Couutcring tine clergy 5 move TO
abandon the churches, the govern
mcnt ordered municipal authorities
Throughout the country to appoint
committees to take over the build.
ings ard property. The value of
the property involved is inostim-
,ablc, but mounts high into the hun,
drcdS of millions.
Trouble during the week end was
anticipated by many observers VIII"
saw in the situation today the che
mcuts Of violent civil discord. Ac-
tually the atmosphere here has not
tie tprsity which normally would
be associatcd with the eve of a
mighty struggle between the two
most powerful factions of a great
state. But the emotional pitch OF
millions of McXicans who seem to
support the cause of the church was
high. as has been evidenced by the
Unprecedented pilgrimaGes to holy
places aud especially to the great
cathedral here. by tens of thousands
Of parents with babes for baptism
and older children for confirmation
in the church oi their fathers.
Gales Addresses Labor
President Gales today outlined
his position on the religions crisis
in Il statement to 20A labor dele
gates representing the Labor or
gani2ation here Saving that the
government, occupied principally
with economic matters, Lad not been
concerned with the religions qucS
tious, he charged that at the NOM
cut when international questions,
which were to be decided "whethcr
Mexico is or is not a sovereign com-
try were occupying the state, the
clergy acted Gin totally bad faith,
stating that they did not recognize
the constitution and ordering aiI
faithful to disobcy and oppose the
constitution, saying that article -
and article 1913 of the constitution
served to DELAY progress and should
not be oheyed.
Before this e'and and with jus
tirc and right ON our side, Gales
continued, "the government had to
take measures to fight the clergy
with It's laws
"'lt is Il fight between light aud
darkness. The government is de.
tcrmincd, as you all know.
Imperial Valley press., 1926-07-30
Tennis Champion
Is Back in Form
BY United Press Leased Ware

MAIDSTONE TENNIS TTB,
Easthampton. y. y. july @0.--W ith-
ont cXcrtinG herself. Miss Helen
Wills, national tennis champion
won hcr third round match again>t
Mrs. FrcdcricI: Schmitz here today.
The sc'ee, were 90. 81.
The r.ung champion was not press
ed at aqv time and obviously was
rcguIG' .g her came TO win without
wastir" herself.
The match was witnessed by y
small hat fashionable galIer& q
Long Island society.
Aftcr losing ono day because Of
rain, the tournament committee
planned to sage the gcni-finaI round
of The singles this afternoon and tho
fina,s tomorrow.
Imperial Valley press., 1926-07-30
Brief Is Filed
sROse Hearing

Attorney Charles l., ChilderS,
counsel for the lmpcrial Irrigation
district, last night mailed his brief
to the appellate court in the hearing
for writ of prohibition in the ease
Of Mark Rose, irrigation district
director, who is accused of miScon-
dnct in office.
The brief will he taken into con
sidcration by the court, together
with the writ submitted by Attor-
ncv Harry w. Horton, counsel for
George II. Davis, who brought the
accusation.
Imperial Valley press., 1926-07-30
Registration Is
Closed Tomorrow

Tomorrow will be the last day in
which voters can register for the
August primary election.
The time limit for registration
will expire at ) p. m. IN order TO
provide accommodations for those
who have been unable to register at
the county clerl; 5 office or with
deputy clerks a temporary booth will
be maintained by Mrs. f. S. Strick
Ter i'll front of Narn"y's store on
Main street between 9 a. m. and )
.. III.
Imperial Valley press., 1926-07-30
MTLyWORKERS START
UNIQUE "WAKES' TIME TODAY

bancs and might give fhe stranger
a contrary impressions. The money
has to be spent with some care lest
il give ont and the hoIidaYmakers
forced TO return home prematurcIy.
The great aim Of those who partici-
pate in thc "wakcs'' is to come
home on the very last day--w.ihont
a penny.
Imperial Valley press., 1926-07-30
BABE RUTH CHAIKS UP
32ND HOMER TODAY
nv United Press U.cnsed Wire

ST. LOUIS, Mo-, July 30.-Babe
Ruth poled out a long homer off
Ballou in the second inning of the
Yankee Brown encounter today, his
32nd of the year, The clout scored
a runner ahead of him.
He is still five behind his 1921
record, when he made 50 four ply
blows.
On the same date in that year he
had made his 37th.
Imperial Valley press., 1926-07-30
BRITAIN TO MAINTAIN
RESTRICTIONS ON PUEDEp
By I BiteI Press Leased Wire

LONDON. July 3o.-rhc govern
mcnt decided today that the restric-
tions ON rubber cXportation from the.
British East Indies would be main
tanned, but that there would be no
increase in the restrictions during
the forthcoming anarter.
Imperial Valley press., 1926-07-30

Issue Two Marriage Licenses
Four ont Of town young people Sc
cured licenses to wed at the county
clerk IS office today. They were
john Manrcr and Josephine Handy
Of Yuma, and Philip Blood and
crna Fisher Of Los Angeles.
Campers Notice See Kittle Bed
at CLAYTON 4 Stevens. adv
Cochrans Have Son-Word was
received here today Of the birth OF
son in Los Angeles last night to
Mr.. aud Mrs. d. G. Cochran. Mrs,
Cochran was formerly Miss Lena
Maylirld aud is Il daughter Of Judge
|. Mayfiold. Following completion
Of a college course Mrs. Cochran
taught in the public schools here
until her marriage in 1919.
When Visiting os Ange'es drop
~ TO ca al ST, Is, =! Wrs.
Seventh. :. real valley wclccme
from va}cY fo'Hs. Adequate l.ar'i-
;rg space. adv
Thieves Pay Second Visit For
the second time within 4 few days
the home Of Gail Wright, 49, Sand
atwood street was broken into last
night, according to Wright : report
to poIicc Infrudrrs did not disturb
anything nor were any articles
missing, Wright reported. On the
first visit those who broke into tn"
hom" failed to take anything and
Wright is unable to account for the
nnMrlcnmr Ni,ils.
Imperial Valley press., 1926-07-30
New Screen Doors and Windows
for comfort and health. Get our
prices. Valley Lumber Co. adv

Trial OH Fraud Charge. Kakos
will be- tried tomorrow morning be
fore Police Judge Hcrvcy ON u
,hargc Of defranding a local rcSta-
rant Arraignrd ON the charge this
KahoS pleaded not guilty
md asked that he be given n trial
IS soon as he could secure witnesses.
Imperial Valley press., 1926-07-30

For Zeal Lemonade or Orange
ade III Paul's, Union Stages De-
pot. adv
Imperial Valley press., 1926-07-30
Mexicsli Reports First Bale-Fol.

4 Mexicali Reports First Bale-I'ol.
Owing closely to the first ginning
pr 'he 1876 season at caiipatria this
week, Mcxicali reports the first
|1alc Of cotton to he picked ia I'm
pcrial Valley Of Mexico was ginncd
~ he McYicaa-Chinrse gins ycstcr,
Hay. Manuel Garcia, raHcher in the
Black Butte district, brought in the
first bale TO be ginned. Regular
Operation Of the gins is not expected
r. start before the. middle Of
August.
Imperial Valley press., 1926-07-30
Officials Working On Budgets.

Ol ItIt0I0 w 'N3E4to O71 R'N'N' . Y W
Members Of city departments are
busy completing budget estimates
which are to be submitted to the
city council on August 8. Although
mo Official estimate is available il
is believed the budget estimate for
the coming year win be approx
matcIy the same as that approved
last year. Purchase of new fire
department. equipment and eentem
plated expenditures for an east side
play gto,md were provided for in
ihe budget of-the last fiscal year,
See Delozier Reynolds for best
~, mann noaI furuitura ftf
Imperial Valley press., 1926-07-30
Furniture Bargains. Clayton 4
etavens ll5 NJ. 5th. adv
Repairing Burned House.-Carpcr

Repairing Burned House.-Carpen-
tiers are working on the residence Of
81. r. ncIiavcn which was almost
FompIotclY destroyed by fire a short
|tlIne ,Sago. Although the same
Floor plan is to be u$ed, DcIlavcn
itaS plamHcd 20 make the interior
more modern and is including all
Oh" newest electrical "details The
|hclIavcns VIII move back into tie
Eomc aa soam AS Il is campIe-ed.
Imperial Valley press., 1926-07-30

For Sale CT ~ent-n nianos De.
0zler Ret n0i,tts Furniture Co. Oft
Imperial Valley press., 1926-07-30

DIR. Harry Findley, specialist in
diseases of eye, ear nose and
throat. 80 "a Davis Bldg. Phone
80. adv
Imperial Valley press., 1926-07-30

Dr.. A. B. Hanson. Dentist. Tx
action specialist. Davis. Bldg
yeniAgs by appointment. Phone
oW. adv
Imperial Valley press., 1926-07-30

Spellman Trial Sept. 27-MaX
@pcllman pleaded not guilty to n
,tatutory charge when arraigncd in
superior Judge Coles court this
and date for his trial was
set for September n. The court
appointed Don Bitter to- act rs at
.orncy for Spcllman. Other cases
coming before Judge Cote were thoS"
If Ezra Hamilton, BrawlcY, ar
-aignrd on forgery charges, and
'ruz Leon, arraigncd on failure to
provide charge. Both were con-
inucd until next Friday.
Imperial Valley press., 1926-07-30

You'll hest Well through hot
summer nights if you bald that
screen slecptrg porch row. ASK for
figures. Valley Lumber Co. adv
Imperial Valley press., 1926-07-30

Lawrence to San Quentin-Gcorgr
CHmph,ll ef Secl"N, special deputy
sheriff, VII IfSNo tomorro" morn
ug to take william Lawrcuce to
San Quentin pcuitcntiary where he
Is ia start serving Il seatcncc of from
puc to years iaIprisnnmcut tor
forgery Ed Sueburg, convicted
with Lawrence ia Supcrio0r Judge
Coles court, has bccu granted a
stay Of cNrcution pending settle
mont Of business affairs.
Imperial Valley press., 1926-07-30

Imperial Valley Cases Wait-Dis-
position Of cases against Imperial
Valley prisoners awaiting trial in
fcdcra court in san Diego viii be
postponed until Tuesday Of next
week owing 10 temporary abscnee e
'odera Judge lleunio@. TAr Judge
j. attending a calenlHr of court in
J los Angeles. Seven eases iiNolying
'ucu from the valley have been dis
o>cd of since opening Of the ~cs.
Niua. Nizlrcu ramaiu TO bc hcalJ.
Imperial Valley press., 1926-07-30

For Sale-Rcd and white grapcs.
Ranch. IL miles off
Man St. South Dahlia canal. Phone
DoSJI. adv
Imperial Valley press., 1926-07-30

Fryers and Fat 1Tens. Any num-
Ser. Dressed or undrrssed. Phone
,G6. 1892 oodward. adv