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billions of gallons of oil to the United
States Government.
Since the days of the l.. S. S.
GeorgIa's infancy the normal displace,
ment Of battleships has inCrea sed from
Is 900 tons to $4,000 tons or more.
For example. the L. S. S. Massachu-
sets. of 1920 tonS-one of the giant
vessels scrapped under the terms of
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server.
Her first duties were stenographic.
She took dictation on her Braille
slate from Mrs. Rider: copied her
notes on her typewriter. the least
difficult part of the process: had the
letters read back to her to check mis-
takes, and marked them and their
carbons at the top in Braille. BY
doing this she was able to build up
her correspondence files, and soon to
begin conducting a course by cor
respondence in the writing Of Braille.
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ing conditions by the efficacious use
of man made testing ponds. Germany
at present employs three large model
basins in solving riddles of ship de:
sign, power and speed. A constant in
terchange Of ideas between all these
unrelated testing plants takes place
through professional and technical pa
pers published in the the different
countries which are extensive boat
builders, and which have been sold"
on the unreasonable value of the Isl.
lent pools of science
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the treaty for the limitation of naval
armament belonged to the latter
class The Improvements in ship
power provision during the era from
the Georgia to the Massachusetts can
best he told by an actual comparison
Of the trial trips Of vessels of these
two periods The Virginia, A battle
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Both Naval and Commercial Ve"Mor
Than Departments Have
ms ncndna hemah~W Inal important
Imperial Valley press., 1926-11-17
INFORMAL BRIDGE
PARTY GIVEN AT
J. B. MNEECE HOME

NJ. and Mrs !. B. Mc\crcc were
host and hostess 1t an informal eve
ming of cards 1t their home, So
Date street. last night.
Tot the highest combined score
made at bridge, Nh aud Mrs. John
Il. MrNcccc received the first prize.
MI. and Mrs j. ). Jones took second
place and pr. and Mis-. +. A. Bur2c.
cons solatlon.
Assisting the hostess in serving were
Mr.. and Mrs, John B. McNccrc and
Mrs. jones.
Those present included Mr., and
Nus. W. J. Mcaghcg, Mr.. and Mrs.
John Il. McNetce, Nh and Mrs l..
IL. PhiIlcy, DR.. aad MrS. +. \. Bur
ger, Mr.. and Mrs. J. :. Jones, Miss
Rr2ina O'Aialia and the host and
hostess
Imperial Valley press., 1926-11-17
Study of "NOslem " Omen
Continued At Meet ing
Of Missionary S0cie y

The study of - Mosicm Women.
which is being conducted iy th"
Methodist Missionary Society. was
continued a. meeting Of tAe Nocl-
,tv held yesterday afternoon At the
home "t Mrs. Harry l.. kincaid.
Mrs. }. D. Fo>> wa, in charge Of
tho study
Mrs. Joe King. accompanied by
Mrs. Fu>s. gave vocal solo.
During the business session, Mrs.
". j. Doud was elected to the sec
rctarv~hir of the societY.
II WIS voted 10 send Chfi>:na,
boxes to the Yuma Indian mission,
and Ia the Esther homo mt san Di-
ego.
Refreshments were served by
Mrs. Kincaid ut the conclusion of
the afternoon.
Imperial Valley press., 1926-11-17
TEN THOUSAND
CLUE WILL NOT
MEET TOMORROW

Lest we forget Mrs. Albert
W. Hale, present OF the Wo-
mans Ten Thousand Club. has
asked that club members again
be reminded that there VIII be no
club meeting tc,ncuow. on ac-
count of the date being changed
to Nov. 27, % coincide with the
visit to Dr. Mariana Bertola.
On that day luncheon will be
served at the Hotel Barbara
Worth Reservations may be
placed with MIS- n. A Contos
phone $40, not later than the
preceding Wednesday. The
morning will he devoted to round
table conferences and the after
noon to the regular club meet
ing All county club women are
invited to be present throughout
the day.
Imperial Valley press., 1926-11-17
,,.,,, =, =. - - u!
Willie NeHe Mdhunay
8. Giren BTihaag Party
- -

Among the children : parties oc
Gaming recently was that at which
Willie Ncllc Mahauav celebrated
her eighth mrtnCav At the home Of
hen parents, Mr.. and Ms ". T.
MahWnay on South Fifth street. ,
Games were played on the lawn,
where latrr in the afternoon the
birthday cake and other refresh
mrnts were served.
Willie NclIc's friends who hcipcd
her cclrhrat, the occasion were
Ethel Pearl cross. Jessie Brown.
Virginia johnson, Myrl Clayton,
Eu.h Galloway. Dorothy Mall, Lor,
ta.nc Neal, Ejuura HudlleSton. Mar
,,lic PAYNE. Josephine Brown. Ruth
Baghy, Virginia Cosby, Dorothy
lomhoirr' .lc;,u Brown. Evelyn
Galloway. Ruth Riddle, Alice. Jones,
Z .aa johnson, Janice Brown. Mary
Am Riddles and Farrcl Booth.
Imperial Valley press., 1926-11-17
BLENDERS of Emmanuel
Circle Enjoy Program
On India Al .Ueetinq

Varied iha>,S Of missionary ac.
t5vitr in India, rs conducted by
Tie Baptist church, formed the sub,
jet of the rre4rm presented at
the Immmupi Circle al il meeting
ii the church pa,lor> yesterday.
Mrs. y, NJ. Stark opened the meet
}ng with dcvot.onals ON the tinanc.
;1@ of the missions, which she Illus.
tr9'rd My~. l.. \. Dunlap spoke on
ih' missions 81 India. and the work
hs'al carried on in different fields.
L III call WIS answered with mis-
>.uratv news items from India.
\ short business session complct-
al the afternoon. ~ The close Of
which MIS-. Stark. assisted by Mrs
Hr.}r Jones served refreshments.
. The next meeting of the Circle
Will be- held at the Baptist parSon.
- - Nov. SO.
Imperial Valley press., 1926-11-17

given in Fl Centre on December u
were discussed. t%
The special meeting Of the White
Shrine CT Jerusalem, which viii be
hel1 in thisc ~ on *atprIay, was
announced. Members df the Betile-
hem Shrine, from san Diego, will
come over for the occasion. and will
put on initiation ceremonies for Il
for a class of 10 Imperial Valley
candidates.
y hauquc; at the Hotel Barbara
Worth Will prccedc the ceremonies
AT Masonic hall.
Bridge followed the business meet
ing. Mrs. Leroy Liytlc of CalcXico
took first honorS. Mrs. G. r. Matt
land of this city was awarded the
second prize. The consolation award
went to Mrs. Bertha Gillctt of CalrX
leo.
Imperial Valley press., 1926-11-17
LEADER OF CULT
ARRESTED AFTER :
LENGTHY SEARCH
by United Press Leased Wire

81. JOSftH, Mich, Nov. II. 49,
\ search of three ANA one half years
for Benjamin King Purncll, pie.
turcsquc fugitive leader of the
weird religious cult, the House of
DaNid ended here early today when
Michigan state troopers hacked their
way into his headquarters and found
him, partially clothed, surrounded by
eight of his followers.
Purncll is wanted on statutory
and civil charges growing out Of al.
legged immoral and illegal practices
of the colony and had been sought
since 1923 here and abroad. His
arrest followed information to state
authorities by a diSgruntlcd former
mcmhcr of Purncll 5 flock
The now white bearded leader oi
the cult and his seven disciples
were lodged in Bcrricn county lail
until today, when they were taken
before Justice Florence Furhan an
given preliminary arrai4nmcnt
Admitting hi, identity, Purncll
demanded a hearing for himself and
his followers, which was set for
December 90 in iuStirc court her..
He then was released on $5O,O00 bail,
supplied by the cult with its $4,000
hotel as security. The other mem
b"rs of the colony who were arrested
were released on bail of $500 each.
Purncll likewise later in court met IA
bond of $4,000, in connection with
two suits alleging criminal assault.
Positive identification WAS made
by Mrs. Bessie Woodwork. Il for.
mcr girl ward of Purncll : who with
her husband, Emerald, accompanied
the raiders.
Rewards totalling $4,000, includ
ing 5000 by the state, were on;
standing for the arrest.
Imperial Valley press., 1926-11-17
THEATERS

Sah,mi, pa>trami, limbursost Ham-
burger, pickles, potato salad and a
,hoU~,.dd, pt.iyr ar, 'ric, ru>;paarl =
"a in g G"i.ea;esseu store waited
ih,ir spicy fragrance, ..,f IA" set
during tie screening of Colleen
Moorc'> Latest starring vehicle fer
iu~; \,rf'rid ,ntitl"G II; Must T."
Love. The new big feature comedy
will bc shown ut the Valley Thea
t. lcrc next sEa&a,, Monday and
Tnd>day.
THc picture ID j. a'arcd. is cN.
inmciy spicE--hnt is not at all cen
,prlblc. bccau," The >ricc i, of the
dcicatc>,cn flavor. jean IIcr,holt
makes It highly pre>cutabie dclica-
lessen merchant as the father Of
Colleen.
Dorothy Scaetrom appears rs her
girl friend Min, and Arthur stone
PLAYS the role Of "Pctcr Ilaltov-
sky which is Russian for unkndly
atmosphere.
John McCormick. general mana
ger Of production for First Nation
al ON the Vest Coast and producer
of the Colleen Moore pictures, gath
cred one Of the most briIliant casts
Of the season for cit Must BE
Love. The roster Includes Jean
IIcrsholt, Malcolm MrGrrgor, Clcvc
Moore and Bodic Rosin.
Alfred r.. Green handled the di-
rcctorial end of the picture. which
was adapted from Brooke lIanlon :,
story of Julian .Joscphson.
Imperial Valley press., 1926-11-17

bof's wife says the ninth com
mandmcnt .
In Warner Bros. production ol
"Othcr Women's Husbands, fea-
turing Marie Prerost, Monte blue
Phyllis Haver and Huntly Gordon
the theme deals not only with the
smashing to smithcrcens of this com.
mandment by the debOnair Huntly
but with the grinding to fine pow
der of its reverse, "Thou shalt not
eovct thy ncighbor $ husband, y by
Phyllis lIavor.
With Marie Provost as the covct
ed wife. and Monte Blue as the GOV
ctcd husband, Erie kcnton director
has Il very interesting rcetangle of
rather heroic proportions ON his
hands. Being an expert since his
Ssnnett days on all types of gcome.
tric figures and their treatment, Mr..
kcnton is said to have made most
effective answer to the question
What should he the fate of the man
who not only covcts his ncighbor <
and friend 5 wife, but attempts by
process of law to relieve him of
her. Also of his feminine accom-
plicc who not only coVctS her neigh
ber s husband. hut uses all her guile
and pcrsonablc fcmmininc charms to
lead him astray'
"Othcr Women 5 Husbands is
coming to the Palace Theater on
Thursday, for Il two day engage
mcnt. II is based on the story by f..
T. Lowe, Jr., who in collaboration
with Jack Wagner, adapted it to
the screen.
Imperial Valley press., 1926-11-17
'Won1nt1,e:mll,'s l1t,!::l:l's; Ir2terests

the beach cities will be made.
Luncheon viii bc served ut Lu-uuu
beach. \ stop VIII be- maac at tlc
mission al san Juan Cr,j,t.auu. aft
or wAieh tAc party VIII return to
i'ullcrtuu.
One OF the interesting features OF
The convention will hr tn, follow
in@ program. to Doe pr,cpt,d by the
department ut conservation and
natural resources.
FORESTS and trees. Mj>. }. f..
!!cnrk, Lake Arrowhead.
Highways. wa;y. anJ Waterways.
Nir>. T.. l.. CMa, Thcmu.
n.>a@~,.4u Tire, planting ai@
memorial highways. Mrs. II. T.. De.
N,>r, >ta.H caai'nau
To">' "#ay tar VITA Birds A.
Wild Mrs. Jr>>l, IIalt Hatch.
Southern pis.4ic; chairman of birds
and e,l5 life Imperial.
NttJes>. Rrtorr>ta-lon. HI
Lor. et Ametjca. Francis Cutie.
nrmncr state forestry board. pes
iarut frj.f ouutic~ Rctorc>.at.on
e. Wmlttrr.
Conservation 3uurhcun boste>seS
>'>. iIenet. Mrs Cagr. An~ IIa,eh.
Ar>. HcN&se, Mis-. Urqu az.
Discussions: Wha; women can de-
~ aid eetort>;atjon.
Special aeaos 4ac~t, Francis eat,
Tie, Riverside
Ms Hatch viii lc unable - Al
,rud, hut hef to.,; VIII hc read for
hrr.
In addition 10 the Ten Thousand
club Delegates who ar, attculiu.
from tins city. Mrs +, y. Jacobs. Il
county chairman, is present Mrs.
aacoh> Is hcing supported hy The
Imperial Valley women for the viz
Imperial Valley press., 1926-11-17
Clue CONTENTION
AT FULLERTON rs
FULL OF INTEREST
lLLLiiL.iIiiiILl

Representing the club women of
California : southern counties, the
twcnty.fifth annual southern Dis
tlict convention opened at Fuller
ton yesterday with Mrs Z. f..
knight presiding as,l Il large mum
bci Of club women in attendance.
Yesterday was devoted to organ
ization OF The convention, prclmi-
lary business. and reports. I'm the
evening Mrs. A. T. Nelson, Crangn
countv's president, assisted by club
women of her county, gave % r,rrp-
tion at th" Ehcll club.
Session, win continue through tu-
cay and tomorrow, coming t. "a c.i-
max with a banquet Thursday night.
Friday viii hc 'pigs, daE. Break
fast viii bc served at the Santa ANA
Ebell club, after which = tou' OF
Imperial Valley press., 1926-11-17

teen edTs Of Peas, three = ear,
spinach, two cars 81 nixAd v
ia bles and two ears ofsgrapef
The amount Of peas 80 be shiI
Is quite largo and it is believed
there will be @ large movement
ing the present week. Four
were already spotted this morniIi
20 out on early frcights, and OF
were to follow. The lettuce
is coming along rapidly and
thought it will be n matter of al
pie of weeks until the early
mcnts will start. The cool wed
has aided the growth Of the
and a large amount of thinning a
been done.
Imperial Valley press., 1926-11-17
Edc'crY' Star Members
r .itfcnd Meeting OF
CoiCH;cC Chapter NOU.22

Nrnh"rs of Signal Chapter, 0. +.
:. No. 376 are invited to attend a
rot lucE dinner and initiation ccrc-
monv TO he put on by The CalcNico
Eastern Star chapter, Monday eve.
ming. NOV. D..
All members planning Ia attend
from this citr should notjfr Mrs.
Ella Belle Tondro or Mrs. Gertrude
Maitland not later than Friday
morning
Imperial Valley press., 1926-11-17
THE IMPERIAL. VALLEY PRESS

,wo weeks at T.. homie Of EAf,s.
Ward McGicw.
Mr. and Mrs. L. y. Whitmer en-.
tci'tainel at = dinner. party last
Friday evening, havingh ms their
guests MIR. and Mrs. ". \. Sweld
tcgct and family, Mrs. Minnie Stan.
ten and K. W. league.
Imperial Valley press., 1926-11-17
Heavy Vegetable
Shipments Made

Yesterday Was the largest day 50
far this season for outgoing ship
m"nl> Of products, total of % ears
having been handled hy the traffic
department Of the southern Pacific,
according to tccoras in the office of
y. f.. frizfcll. district freight aud
passenger agent. There were SLY.
Imperial Valley press., 1926-11-17
MRS. CLYDE DYER
ELECTED HEAD or
CHURCH SOCIETY

With an enthusiasm thar promises
much for the winter work, the Mis-
>ionary Society of the PRESBYTERIAN
church WIS rcorganiZcd at Il splendid
meeting yesterday afternoon at the
home OF Mrs. j. II. Rank. 5l6 He'll
avenue
The organization cHmc at the close
of Il delightful session Of the Wo-
man 5 Bible Glass of tn Church,
of which Mrs, A. c. lIurburt is the
efficient Teacher. and at which ~
women were present.
~ neon Mrs. W. u. Carey assist
ed Mrs. Rank in serving Il potluck
luncheon. Masses of white ehrNS;n-
themums filled silver vases upon the
tables
Ms. H. {. Coc. president of the
Bible Class. presided and was as.
sisted by Mrs. Hurlbur;. Mrs :.
L. Halliday and Mrs. G.. y. Parker
in the devotional>. An interesting
feature WAS the reading of an ori
eiEal thought on Thanksgiving III
poetic form by Mrs. Ilur.hurt. Mrs.
+. f.. Graham gave the secretary :
report.
Mrs. Mary Pmncy presided At the
Missionary meeting which followed
the session Of the Bible Class. Mrs.
/" z. Sargent gave the paper of the
Il comprehensive desclip-
iion OF certain phaScS of missionary
work in Alaska. Details Of her trip
last summer to Sitka and other
points of the northern territory adj
dcd interest. Mrs. pmncy also spoke
of the Alaskan work, in which the
women are particularly interested ut
this time.
Speaks on Home Missions
Miss Sara j. Reed. representing
the Council OF Women for Home
Missions of ne Imperial valley. who
WAS among the welcomed guests.
spoke briefly of the work being
started here. and of the district
prrshvtcrial to be held Friday at
an Diego. which j. to be attended
J.. >.rcral valley women.
Ns.ie a.!.,d distinct attraction
ra =. '...a'irg Miss EStcllc Need
'..o ~ Aiirr kavr and Mrs.
LII y delighted their hearers
W, mann n@..bcr> greatly appre-
ria-gd.
utfi-gfs. II Il. ''i~~io1arv Seeietv
,~.re I'm a'n..c1 80 ;ac'ude rsesi-
cont. Ns,. Cyl" ". Dye: rier pre-.
si,!snt and publicity, Mr.. Easene !
\. revo: ..r~"tnrv and Treasurer, i
NJ { y. Parker. ,
tn.ollcd IN the membership a The =.
pew organization arc Mesdnmcs
MARY Pinncv. Il. G. Cor, I. .. taf, |
ter. G. \. Parker. Gco""r y. Hart
man. Il. 7. Pope. :. T. Halliday. \.
t.. Hurlburt. 7. +. Graham. clyde /
Dyer, y. l.. Larkcy, +. \. bcy", l..
=. Lee. W. H. Garcy. l.. +. Sargent
mi i. II. Rank
.Ar~au gemcnt- for meetings nj TIE
Bibl" Cla-s and Missionary society /
yil be announced later.
Imperial Valley press., 1926-11-17
Friend Lauds
Dead POstmas

wish to express my mos
ccrc sorrow in the loss of o,
tcemcd fcilow.citizcn, Postm
c. W. Collins. He was well X
to me for many years as m
highest character and prime
with Il cordial word for cver
His death is a deep SORROW d
friends and Il great loss to the
munitH. Our warmcst sympatl
extended to his family.
(Signcd)
adv NJ. 7. n
Stanislaus county liberated
Chinese phcasants last week, Il
to those released last year.
Imperial Valley press., 1926-11-17
NcCabe Home Des 1rtDent
VIII Meet Friday At
Home of Mrs. .NOHike

McCahc Farm Home department
members who PLAN to attend .hc de.
partment meeting Friday a, raa
Carl Monikr tanel are requested IL
bring their own plates. knives.
forks md other Utensils. TLc m.ct-
ng is called tor 10 O'Clock. Meat
cookery viii b. studied. Officers
' III he elected II the business -
sion.
Imperial Valley press., 1926-11-17
C4LEYfCO WHITE
SHRINE MEMBERS
GIVE LUNCHEON

Twcnty-four mcmhrrs of thc White
shrine social club were seated at n
delightful luncheon given by the
CalcXico members in that city yes
tcrday for the -,rawicy and RI Cen
tro representatives. Of the cilb.
During = business session, at which
Mrs. l.. e. kimball Jr. Of this city
presided, plan, for a bazaar to be
Imperial Valley press., 1926-11-17
Several Cases In
Police Court

Thrcc men were in police court
this morning charged with having
imhibed tco freely of the cap that
cheer, and incbrintr~, and each paid
q fine of 80. They were Pala
singh, Johnnie Shcin and Louis kis.
NJ. Ishi. charged with possession
II liquor was fined 600, which he
raid.
The ca>c of Lillm Ragsdalc. col
orcd woman, charged with havju.
used II knife on another wo'nan OF
her rae sunday night may he tun
II over t. the superior court on u
change ot MAYHEM, as the woman
whom shr i, alleged To- haNc attack
ii h;.s suffered the loss i ;m r>r.
Choice dairy hay j. selling at Me
F;r.and. Kern county, for So Il ton
Imperial Valley press., 1926-11-17
SOCIAL NOTES
FROM .NELOL4ND
By Press Staff Correspondent

MELOLAND, Nay. IL Mrs.
.'c3m /en"~ entertained last >a5ur-
aaN afternoon at = bridge party and
hlur shower, honoring Mrs. Dan
scott. i delightful Afternoon Of
e;sd> was spent after which the
pr:zc> were awarded. first. to Mrs.
". 4. Nwvrdfc.rr, second to Mrs.
Y. L. Johnston. aud the shower Of
calmly gifts 20 Mrs. Dan Scott. De
.i.iou> refreshments were served b,.
lie hn>tc>>.
The guests present were Mes
DANES Harry James, Arthur Farley.
Virgil Edwards. W. O. Ponl. r.
Neifcr;, ". b. Johnston. W. \.
Swcr@f -rr, Fred Waterman, Ralph
En%ohrrt>aa, Floniar Spear. claude
smith. Wud McGrew. Belle McAlil-
!;n, iia1ri SUMMERS. Minnie Stan
saa. Mi-s Agnes Fatm.le,. anl the
hanorrc.
The Community Bridge Club met
Tur>@ay afternoon ut the home Of
Mrs. EalpA Engchrct>on. \ pleas
ant afternoon Of bridge was spent.
sitter which dclic,ou, refreshments
we're served by the hostess. Prizes
7--rv @wa-';"d - M.s. Ward Me
Grew, ior high score. and Mrs Belle
Mcmillan. for second.
Those present Werr Mechanics
Claude smith. Vi~-jl Edwards. W.
\. Sw.rdf"-er, DaH Scott Ward
McGrcw. \rrLur far'"v. Homer
spear. L. Ne;trs- Bell Mcmillan,
Harry Jamc>, ". O. Pond, and John
I,lp>.
The next evening meeting will be
.r the home Of Mrs. Dan Scott Who
a.jll bc assisted hv Mrs. Hazel sum
t.,r> and Mis> Agnes rarmelcc. The
..x. afternoon meeting will be IN
Imperial Valley press., 1926-11-17
NOTICE TO CREDITORS

Notice is hereby given by Albert
Robinson, Administrator Of the es-
tat cof j. $. Robson. deceased, to
uIl persons having claims against
said deceased. TO present them with.
in ten months after first Publica.
ton of this notice TO the undcrsign-
ed, 107 Rehkopf Bldg FL Centre.
/. .California the place selected +"
transact husincss Of the estate. Or
file them within ten months after
first publication of this notice iii
the office Of the Clerk Of Superior
Court, Imperial County.
Dated this 9th day Of November,
AZ D., ,~7926. ny . ~.
ALBERT Il. robson.
Administri4o or.
Jase ". Giassfaaas Attorney fora d.
MIN traitor
Nov 10 Il II y | ;
Imperial Valley press., 1926-11-17

''Thou shalt not coyct thy neigh
Imperial Valley press., 1926-11-17

Choice dairy hay j. selling nj Nc
F;riand, Kern county. for $l5 Il ton
". | dairv for Sl4.
Imperial Valley press., 1926-11-17

uiui tTdiOf
Nov 10 u II b ! ;
The Winslow mail., 1926-08-06
HAYDEN WINS
IN ARIZONA
PRODUCTSCASE

Given less than 4S hours in which
to get action from a government
bureau three thousand miles away,
Arizona and its central develop
ment body have scored a victory in
one of the most peculiar Arizona
Products" cases that has come to
public attention.
The case in question was the
closing of bids and awarding of
contract for 80 miles of wire for
the power transmission line for
construction of the Coolidge dam
at San Carlos, the states big new
reclamation project. Its peculiar
feature was that only by the small
margin of hours was the greatest
copper-producing state in the world
| saved from the embarrassing stu
alton of having aluminium wirs
dominate one of its biggest con-
struction jobs, in a field in which
its own copper rules supreme
How it happened no one knows.
The Winslow mail., 1926-08-06
J. E. Walker Agar
Seeks Office AS
Winslow Constable

Friends of ]. E. (Ed) Walker,
deputy sheriff stationed at Wins
low and constable of the WinsloW
precinct, will be interested to learn
that he has announced himself
candidate in the Republican pri-
m8ries to succeed himself as con-
stable here. Walker has no oppon-
ent in the primary election.
Walker has filled his office safis-
factorily during his first term, and
believing that this service has been
taken into account by the voters,
he is asking for a second term in
this capacity.