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Telegraf. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1909-1951, 1926-01-15
MlStnl zpraVy.

= V sobotu, g. ledna zemre
la pani Antonio Winters. (roze
ma Hejhalova) jejf manzel j
predeSel ma vecnost pred 81
lety. PohFeb jej1 Sc konal Y
utery, 5. ledna v 9 hodin ranc
do -Chramu Pane sv. Vaclavs
odtud ma Cesko-Narodnl hr-
bitov. Nalezela ku spolku Ka-
rel Jonas, jichz deputace il na
posledn1 ceste vyprovazeli. Ze-
snula zanechava zde jednu dee
ru Barboru. Hoch a jednu Sc
stru pf. Barboru Jos1fek.
- Jig v nedeli, dne "a. led
ma Dramaticky Odbor Sekce
"Pokrok" sehraje divadelni
pTedstavenf "Hrabsnka Pod
skaIf" 4 jednanich DGlnic-
kem Dome. Vstup volny. Chce-
tell neco pekneho vidsti, do
stavte Sc! Zacatek We 3. hod.
Uniova hudba S. G. Maska.
= Vzdelavaci odbor Sok.
Jed Blesk Bait. Jed. Sokolic
poTadati budou svojf III. verej-
nou vzd6lavacf schulz jiz We
ctvrtek, dne 21. ledna v 8. hod.
vecer. Ma programu prichy-
stany jsou krasne solove zpevy
jakoz i velice pekna a zvlaste
vybrana hudebn1 solova c1sla,
jakoz i ostatn1 program obsa-
hem divaka primo madeline.
Vstup jest volny pozitek vse-
stranny V urcitem ocekavan1,
protoz Sc vsichni dostavte ko-
mu to jen bude trochu mono,
neb vzdy Sc znamenite poba-
vine.
= Velice peknou hru re III
vota pod MAVEN E'Marysa',
hra 3. jednanfch, napsali
bratTf MrSt1kove sehraje Dra-
maticky odbor S. J. Blesk V
ned6li, 81. ledna We 3. hod. od-
poledne. Pri pT1lezitosti pred
vedenl teto kl;SS Ssne kss.y, oglavl
mas spolucinovnik br. ]. r. Ci-
hlaF, sve dvou ste vystoupenf
ma ochotnick6m jevisti a V teto
hfe pFijal pro sebe stezejn1 ro-
Ii, jakoz rezii zaroven; tudfz
kazdy Sc NIUE plnym pravem
tesiti ma toto diVadlo, neb Cd
nese 81 hluboky DOZEN a veliky
pGzitek, neb vystoupen1 br. J.
r. Cihlare jest zarukou dspe-
chu a kazdy navstevnik, jez k
nam ma tuto hru zavlta, probe
vi mu tim sve uznanf, cehoz 81
jiste hojne m1re "a tax dlou-
hou svoj1 cinnost zaslouzf.
= Ia pr1cinou divadla v So
kolovne Klub ]. A. Komensky
odlozil divadlo pod nazvem
''Posledn1 Czech" V Americe re
re dne 81. ledna ma nedeli, 7.
1nora We 3. hod. odpoledne.
Telegraf. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1909-1951, 1926-01-15
Guverner Richie hostem Pol.
ske osady.

Guverner Ritchie byl slavne
uvftan v 1tery vecer, kamz byl
pozvan ma hostinu Cd vyboru
Polskych obcanG We Falcon
Hallu. Guverner We sve reci
pochvalil obcany Polskeho pd-
vodu "a jejich pokrok, politi-
ku vsak We sve feci zamlcel
Vice jak 200 osob muzd a zen
bylo pr1tomno. Slavnosti te
predsedal p. Frank Markie-
wicz.
Telegraf. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1909-1951, 1926-01-15
Ohen v krejcovskem zavodu.

Ohefl, jenz povstal z nezna-
mych pf1cin, znicil zasobu Ia
tex V Gene $4,000 v obchodu
Nathana Deithmana, {. 80 N.
Gilmore ulice. Kolem jdouci
hasic John McCulloh uslysev
volan1 re hor1, prispel ku po-
moci k uhasen1 ohne avsak
kdyz hasici prijeli nebylo jiz
pomyslen1 ku zachrane neb ve-
skere zboz1 bylo jiz zniceno.
Telegraf. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1909-1951, 1926-01-15
Coolidge nebude Sc michat do
SpOru.

Administrace presidenta
Coolidge nema v 1myslu mi
chat Sc do sporu uhlokopa a
majiteli dold. V administered
mich kruzlch panuje pfesved-
cen1, re nasledkem mlrne zi-
my lide Sc spokojf s uhlfm
mekkym a koksem, tax ze neni
zadne obavy, ze by lid trpel
nasledkem nedostatku uhli.
Poukazuje Sc dale ma to, ze
jestlize dohoda nebude hotova
behem IA dnf, re lid nebude
moci dostat tvrde uhlf dr1v, az
koncem 1nora a pax no uz
mnoho potrebovat nebude.
Telegraf. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1909-1951, 1926-01-15
,Sesti palcova roura praskla q
zaplavila sklepy obchodnich
domnI.

Praskla vodova roura sesti-
palcova zaplavila sklepy ma
Lombard a Hanover Ill. Voda
.dosahla vyse Is stop. Vesmes
obchodn1 domy utrzili velkou
ztratu zpusobenou zavodne-
MIN, neb skoda obnas1 kolem
$4,000.
Telegraf. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1909-1951, 1926-01-15
sest stop snshu ma zapads.

Mrzne snezf temer vsude
ma Severozapade treskuty
mraz oznamovan je zvlasf Cd
Skaln1ch hor, kde rtut klesa
pod nulu a. zvlast v osadach
kanadske provincie Manitoba
rtup poklesla az osmnact stup-
nj pod bod mrazu. V Colora-
do Wyoming opakuji Sc prud
ke snehove boure, zdstavivsf
ma preri1ch i v horach vic jak
sest stop snehu. Je tax okolf
Casper, Wyo., kde tez nekolik
nakladnlch vlakG ma horskych
tratlch Sc ztroskotalo nasled-
KEN snehovych blokad. Sne-
hove vanice oznamovany jsou
cd Denver az do Las Vegas. N.
M. a mraziva povetrnost je re-
portovana re vsech krajd sire
dn1ho Severozapadu. Neoby-
cejny chlad je pfftomne v O.
kol1 San Francisco, lee neidd-
kladnejs1 mrazy pripadaif
dneS noel Minnesota, kteraz-
to polarn1 zima zanasena ie i k
stfedn1m statGm, take dnes-
casne rano i v Indianapolis me-
Ii diva stupne pod nulou. Min
neapolis HASA pet stupnd. Du-
luth, MINI. osm stupnG pod nu-
lou a podobne rychle klesani
rtuti sdelovano je jinych
koncin v dosahu velkych jezer.
Nasledkem vanic zeleznicnf
spojenl je omezeno zvlast v
Nebrasce, kde vysoke naveje
pfekazeji expedovanf vlak1 =
nichz nektere podnikaji velike
okliky, aby spojenf jaks taks
udrzely. T6mef vsechny VIA
ky ma Severozapade opozdily
Sc 0 osm hodin. Articka ylna
byla citelnejsf v prfpadech, kdy
tato snehovou vanicf nebyla
provazena, "a to vsak vftr hnal
Sc rychlost1 tficet i vice mil V
hodine.
Telegraf. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1909-1951, 1926-01-15
komisar Gather potvrdil move
zarizeni.

Move nar1zenf mi, ze pradlo
East End Laundry, ktere Sc
sb1ra z nedele o p1lnoci poc1-
naje do sesti hodin rano must
prestat. Toto narlzenl jest
zadoucno aby delnfci zamest-
many V pradelnach nemuseli
pracovati 18 hodin denne a a.
by Sc pfedeslo veskeremu ra-
musu vozu V rann1ch hodinach.
Telegraf. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1909-1951, 1926-01-15
Chlapec Sc PRIMAL ku kradezi.

Bernhard StoIte, 16Iety,~ byI
wat do vazby pro kradez, neb
ukradl sve matce sos. Pozde-
j byli on i matka vyslychany
ma jiho-zapadn1 policejn1 sta
nici, kde Sc chlapec primal ku
svemu cinu.
Telegraf. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1909-1951, 1926-01-15
DR.. Bernard c. Steiner podlehl
srdeCni wade.

DIR. Bernard C. Steiner els.
1851 Eutaw Place, So rokd
starry, zemfel ma srdecni vadu.
Byl fldic1m knihovne Enoch
Pratt Free Library po 33 rokn.
Telegraf. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1909-1951, 1926-01-15
Zlodsji vybrali pokladnu.

Zlodeji vypacili silnou po-
kladnu firmy N. Davis & Co.,
obchodn1ci S rybami v prvnfm
blocku na Front ulici. Pouzi-
vse= rdznych nastroj6, vypaci-
Ii dvefe us pokladny a.vybrali
$500 ma hotove. Po zlod6jlch
sc patra.
Telegraf. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1909-1951, 1926-01-15
Mayor odeprel 'zvyseni platu

Mayor Jackson Sc dostal do
tuheho zapasu 1redn1ky skol-
nlho vyboru skrze zvySen1 pla-
tn skoln1kum a topic1m. Po-
znamenav re zavrhuje rozhod-
ne ten navrh neb re must sc RI
dit die rozpoctu ma rok 1926.
Telegraf. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1909-1951, 1926-01-15
Obchodnik S uhlim pod
zarukou.

Ray Biddle, reditel firmy
Jefferson Coal Co., 1900 Mary
land avenue jest pod zarukou
$500 z pr1cin re daval lehkou
vahu uhl1 pf. Catharine Muir
ply, 800 block Presbury ul.
Telegraf. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1909-1951, 1926-01-15
Dvanacti ulozena pokuta ze
neocistiIi chodnik.

Dvanacte ze 800, kteTf byli
predvolani pred soudce severe
zapadnf policejn1 stanice byli
pokutovany re neuposlechli
prikazu cistenl chodn1kG Cd
snehu. Soudce Johannsen ulo-
I'll jim pokutu $3.45, ostatni
platili So.
Telegraf. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1909-1951, 1926-01-15
lima prilakala vandraci do
hotelu.

Citlena zima a snfh jenz pTi-
kryl dfevene ohrady, kde po-
dobnl vandraci pfenocovali,
vyhnala je do centoveho hote-
lu ma Pratt ul., ktery jest znam
ped jmenem (Flop house), kde
takovl "a nekolik cent? obdrzi
prlstres1 a pTenocovan1.
Telegraf. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1909-1951, 1926-01-15

Osborne, hlavnf riditel IRA
dovny stavitelske ucinf povole-
nj V nekolika dnech ma novou
stavbu Gene 100000 pro po-
hybllve obrazky, kdzelnu a
kulecnlk ma rohu Pennsylvania
a Fulton ave. V divadle ma Sc
um1stnit $500 lidf.
Telegraf. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1909-1951, 1926-01-15
Lihoviny zavinili smrt 70 lidi.

Die zpravy zdravotn1ho ko-
misafe Jones, zemTelo nasled-
KEN l1hovin 73 lidf v minulem
roce, o II vice jak v roce 1924.
Narozeno bylo II, 1856 a zem
relo 11,644 v roce minulem.
Telegraf. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1909-1951, 1926-01-15
NaIezen mrtev We SVEN bytu.

1NdHSAS1I 1IIEIGV We SVGm DyTU.
William Baumeister, SO ro-
XII star byl nalezen We sve svet-
nice na tret1m poschod1 v elsie
1912 Eastern ave. mrtev. Po-
llcie vychodn1 stanice ozna-
mila ze byl jiz nekolik dnf mr.
tev kdyz jej nalezla.
Evening star., 1926-04-17
FIRST WEEK IN APRIL
SHOWS BUILDING GAIN
Value of New Construction In
United States for Period
Totals $57,271,OOO.

The first week in April revealed cos
tinued activity in the construction in.
dustry. with private operations well in
the lead. The value of contracts let in
the United States on all classes OF
work totaled $57,27l 900, as against
$40, ll9 900 in the preceding week, En-.
gineering News-Record reports. OF the
total for the week $38 ,080. 900 went
into private projects and 9,191 900
INTO public work.
Contracts let from January ], to
date were valued at $707,3l9, 900,
which compares with $552 $50 900 in
the corresponding period year ago.
Minimum costs observed are: $l5, 900,
for WaterWorks and excavations, $25,-
600 for other public works, $40, 900 for
industrial buildings and $4,000 for
commercial and residential buildings.
In the materials market the ratio
of price declines to advances is now
almost exactly the same as that of
the corresponding time year ago.
Were it not for wage advances re-
Gently granted building trades work
erS, construction cost would fall CON
siderably below it's present level of IL
per cent under April, 1925.
Evening star., 1926-04-17

then that he IS turned over to an
able salesman and Is told he can
purchase the adjoining lot for $20O,
or, if he so desires, he can purchase
a larger and more valuable lot near
the center of the development and
will be credited with 5000 for the lot
he has won.
Can Insist OH Lot.
1--WE know of no instances, though,
the bureau says, where, if a prospect
insists upon it, he is refused a deed
to the lot he has won on payment OF
the small transfer charges"
Some prospects recognize the
trickery as soon as they encounter
the statesmen on the property ana
have lost only the time and money
required to make the journey, the
bu, eau says. However" it adds, we
have reason to believe that there are
a great many persons in Washington
who are falling for both schemes
Yet all that can be done about IL ~
to warn these persons that real
estate companies do not make money
by giving away something for noun
ing. After we do this the people Will
have to use their own judgment.
Evening star., 1926-04-17
MANY RESIDENCES
INCLUDED IN SALES
Continued Demand Shown in
Transfers by Firm Total
ing $254,910.

A continued demand for residential
property is indicated in a repore
issued yesterday by the office. OF
Hedges & Middleton. on recent
transfers of properties aggregatinS
$254.910.
Dayton r. Midyette sold his for
mer home, 2739 Macomb street,
Cleveland Park. to John r. Duffield.
A three family apartment building.
4104 Fourteenth street. was pur-
chased by Florence Barbour from
Ross Haworth.
a home, 1925 Fulton street, re-
Gently completed in Massachusetts
Avenue Heights by Hedges G. Mid
dleton, was purchased by Elmer l..
Evans.
A new semi detached, eight-room
and two-bath brick residence. 1891
Woodley road. was purchased by
Virginia II. City from the Ward
man Construction Co.
from A. NJ Callaghan the eight-room
resi- nee, 3023 Newark street. Cleve-
land Park.
The eight-room and twobath de-
tached residence 3106 Thirty-third
place, Cleveland Park, built several
years ago by Floyd e. Davis, was sold
for Eva E. and Frank a. kimban to
q local investor.
Two new English style brick resi-
dences. 2642 and 2644 Tenth stree
northeast, recently completed by Steele
& Wilkinson, were purchased by T.. L.
Cotter.
Howard Ullrich purchased from a
local investor a three-story semi-de
tached brick residence, 1854 Park road.
The two-story. six-room brick resi-.
dence. 1912 Park place, was sold Tor
Charles B. Massie to Maurice Stear'
man.
The dwelling on the corner of Belt
road and Emory place was sold for q
local investor to Lucy l.. z. Dugas.
\ local investor purchased the nine
room brick residence, 11lO Lamont
street, from V. r. City.
Seven. 2-story brick dwellings, III
TO 731 Navy place southeast, We're
sold for Elizabeth Houchen to Patrick
d. Holmes.
one of the new siX-roOm tapestry
brick residences just completed at 312
buchanan street, by Harris Shapero.
was purchased by Horace =. Heatoh.
Edward J. McQuade purchased lot
on Chesterfield place, in Forest Hills,
as an investment.
Everett w. Hawkins sold his former
home, 4216' Seventh street, to j. Harry
CollifloWer.
The detached six-rooIn residence,
4916 Belt road. was purchased by Den
mis- Mccarthy from Lucy l.. 7. Dugas.
Three building lots iocated at Forty
fifth and Nacomb streets, Wesley
Heights. were sold for Donald S. Nash
TO Jacob T. Regardie.
A building lot on the corner of
Aspen street and Meadow lane, Chevy
Chase, Md, was acquired by q. r.
N1ikkelson and Samuel Peacock, local
builders.
Another new home site on West
Virginia street, Chevy Chase, Md,
was sold for William H. Taylor to c.
W. Walk.
Evening star., 1926-04-17

otherwise we cannot reserve your iot.
Advise as to whom you want tne
deed made and make check payaple
to u.s."
Not Against Law.
This Is known as the mail order sys-
tenn, and, according to Chief Postal IN
spector Simmons, there Is apparently
nothing illegal in the method. How
ever. a number of companies employ
ing this device are being investigated
by the postal authorities.
There are about six real estate COM
panies in and around washington
employing practically the same
methods, according to the Better
Business Bureau. The bureau also
states that there is nothing llleSai
in the transactions, but that they are
considered highly unethical. Reai
estate firms using these "come-on
methods are an, imposition on other
firms employing sanctioned methods.
the Better Business Bureau says, ana
they should not be tolerated.
Another Trick Related.
Agents of these companies will fire.
quent places of public gatherings and
in some instances make house-to-
house canvasses. The agent Will ap-
proach a prospect and ask him to
sign his name and address to card.
The prospect will be told that this
places him under no obligation what
soever and that 1t may entitie nm
to a lot In some suburb of the city
AS he apparently has everything to
gain and nothing to lose. the pros
pect usually will sign.
Shortly after this the prospect hears
from the company and learns that he
is entitled to receive a building lot
valued at, usually, 5000 or $3.50 upon
payment of nominal sum. gener-
ally about $25, which covers the
transfer charge, cost OF title search
ing, etc. He also is informed that
before he can be given his deed he
must visit the property.
On a prearranged date he visits the
property and generally finds that his
lot is only 20 or 25 feet wide. usually
too narrow for his purposes. 1t is
Evening star., 1926-04-17
REAL ESTATE statesmen WIN
GULLIBLE WITH WORD PUZZLES
Whether One Can Spell ssFeline i'm Three Letters
Not, Free Lot Is Given for ''Transfer Charges
in Age-Old Game.

President Roosevelt is the party des-
ignated, he is right. and in few days
he will receive due notice that ne
has been awarded a lot in recogni-
ton of his aStuteness. If, on the
other hand, he decides that Chlef
Justice Taft is the man referred to.
1t is only further proof of the many
ways in which proper names can be
spelled and he is awarded a lot for
his ingenuity.
Letter Regular "Come-On."
The letter advising the winner of
the lot OF his good fortune will
usually read as follows:
I'VE are indeed glad to inform you
that you have been awarded a beauti-
full lot, size 20x1O0 feet. This lot is
located in our rapidly growing and
easily accessible development, a Door
Able Heights The property is
guaranteed to be high and dry, and
for the small sum of 1896 to cover
transfer charges will be turned over
to you free of all membranes.
There will be no other charges.
"Of course, you understand. how
ever that in the event you may de-
sire some additional property we have
some other beautiful lots in the same
development for the nominal price of
SIS. so These may be purchased on
a monthly payment plan of $3.50
down and s. a month. No interest
charges.
'As this property is going fast. we
must hear from you within Is days,
Evening star., 1926-04-17

MNNN
Evening star., 1926-04-17
Spanish Airmen Train in U. S.

Can't. Carlos Pastor and Capt. Car
los Sartorious of the Spanish army
are under special training at the
United States Army Air Service
Tactical School at Langley Field
Va. They recently returned from
transcontinental air trip, which look
them along the Mexican border.
Evening star., 1926-04-17
Mai. Erck Ordered Here.

Mai. Alfred H. Erck, Infantry. at
the General Staff School. Fort Lea
venworth. Kans.. has been ordered
to this city for duty in the office of
the chief co-ordinator, Bureau of the
Budget.
Evening star., 1926-04-17

H. is estimated that it takes 1000
cubic feet of gas To bake 30 one-pound
lOaVoS of bread in the home.
Evening star., 1926-04-17

The upkeep of the sandboXes on the
; 900 golf courses in America is estl-
mated " cost IL million dollars Il year.
Evening star., 1926-04-17

With another Spring at hand and
the accompanying back nature
urge asserting itself again, the meth
DDS of acquiring larger and more
fertile lots in lovely suburban sections
are becoming easier and easier. At
least this must be the case If one
can put any faith in numerous small
lads" running in several more or
less prominent publications.
IF you can spell cat" some of these
lads" may state. ''let us know at
once, for this skill in forming words
entities you to a free lot in our rap
idly growing development. If you
can't spell cat, it makes no great diff
ference. Just take a try at it; send
in your name and address and you
will be awarded an equally valuable
lot anyhow"
Some other concerns, intent on re-
stricting the residents III their devel-
opments to persons of some intel
lectual attainments, offer more diff
cult tests to determine ones fitness
to become the fortunate owner of one
of their free lots.
Some Oh, So Difficult!
These companies will run a series
such as "veltroose" The "ad" will
further inform the reader that these
letters. when properly arranged, spell
the name of former President who
wore glasses and was fond of riding
horseback.
If the reader decides that former
Imperial Valley press., 1926-03-05
April II Is Date
Set for Election

Jimmy Schofield, Ell Centre ) eff
ricient city clerk, denies vehement
ly Stat he to.i P:oss representa-
tive yesterday that TIC city elcc-
tion is scheduled for April 20, but
the p. +. is ready to swear on a
gtack of Bibles a mite high that
Jimmy said just that.
The argument waxed strong tins
morning and ended in IL draw, but
jim gets the last word as we must
now repeat that the correct date
for the election is April II and we
hope no one was inconvenienced
by the error. and may Tie best men
win and all that sort Of thing.
The city clerk also frogou to
nention the fact that the city conil-
ci! appropriated the sum of so
" ednesday night to aid the pnbil-
city campaign being conducted for
the convention of the National
Editorial Association in Los Ange-
les next June.
Imperial Valley press., 1926-03-05
WHISTLES SCARE
HAWKS, PROTECT
HOMINC PIGEONS

CRISTOBAL, c. T., Mar. HON
ing pigeons in training by the Unit
ed States army i'll the Canal Zone
took off today carrying whistles
fastened to their tails as protcc
tive measure against hawks which
infest the isthmus.
As they flew the rush Of air caus,
ed the whistles to soud and the as
tonished hawks gave the winged
whistlers a wide berth.
Though they weigh only l6 ounces
and eat less than an ounce of food
a dav. the army homing pigeons flv
for 12 or 13 hours under the tropi.
cal sun Of Panama without stop
ping.
Carried to remote parts of the
Panananian jungles by American
soldiers of the canal defense forces,
these plucky little feathered war
riors dart away instantly toward
their home lofts the moment they
are released.
Their unerring sense of direction
and loyalty are counted valuable as
sets by the soldiers, who use them
as check on radio communication
and to accompany airplanes explor-
ing unknown parts of the isthmus.
Imperial Valley press., 1926-03-05

The day sessions will consist of lee
lures on irrigation, cultivation,
pruning, fertilizing, etc.
The evening sessions will be de-
voted solely to discussing the status
of the grapefruit industry i'll the
United States. Among the lectures
to be given at the @institute are
How the Citrus Tree Feeds and
Grows, - 'Soil Conditions in I'M
perial Valley Fundamentals of
Soil Fertility" Painting and Care
of Young Grapefruit Trees - Pest
Control, :Control of Soil Mois
turc, - . Fundamental Principles of
Cultivation, - Principles of Citrus
Fertilization, "Soil Management
Program for Citrus Growers, -
Pruning of Grapefruit and Other
Citrus Trees, - Fundamentals of
Citrus Orchard Management. The
evening meetings will be devoted
to discussing Status of the Grape
fruit Industry in the United Stat
es -
Imperial Valley press., 1926-03-05
The Francis Drug Store has son

The Francis Drug Store has some
unusual gifts 70 rthe little child
They offe ra set of celluloid turtles,
fish and ducks to take into the
bath tub; friskv bunny to hang
on the wall and hold Il tiny tooth
brush: and many other novelties to
delight children. They also have
unusual gifts for grown-ups "a
hanging scent basket, a humidor
filled with golf balls, q smoking
tray which clamps onto the arm of
a chair. All are different and de-
lightful. If you are not looking
your very best, go up and make an
appointment at the Francis Beauty
Shoppe. They can do wonders with
hair and skin. Peggy has often
noticed the general well groomed
appearance of the women who have
regular treatments at this shop.
Haven t you wondered how some
women look so attractive! Now you
know the reason-4the Francls
Beauty Shoppe.
Imperial Valley press., 1926-03-05
SERIES
ANNOUNCED FOR
GRAPEFRUIT MEN

Robert w. Hodgsen and Warren
K. Schoonover, two Of the foremost
grapefruit experts in the country,
have been secured by the farm ad-
visor's office to give a series of
lectures to Imperial Valley grape
fruit growers here next week.
DR.. Hodgson, acting chief of the
division Of sub-tropical horticulture
Of the University of California, has
national reputation as an author
ity on citrus, and even fafawav
Australia, South Africa, China and
other citrus sections redognize many
Of Hodgson 8 publications as com
ing from the highest source. Hodg-
son was born and brought up on a
citrus orchard in Butte county, Cali
fornia, and was for five years. farm
advisor in Los Angeles county. He
has made several trips to Imperial
Valley and is thoroughly familiar
with grapefruit culture in this To-
cality.
Schoonover, who is thes citrus spe-
cialist Of the agricultural extension
service Of the University of Califor-
MIA and United States department
Of agriculture, is probably second
only to Hodgson as citrus expert.
Schoonover is well and favorably
known to Imperial Valley grapefruit
growers, it is stated.
Hodgson and Schoonovcr will de-
liver series of lectures at the
grapefruit institute which will be
held in Ell Centre Wednesday and
Thursday March 10 and II. ~
The institute will be held in the
Wilson school auditorium, Com
meneing at . O'Clock Wednesday
morning and lasting all day. The
second will commence Thursday
morning at 9 a. m. and will continue
through until 4 p. m. Two evening
sessions are planned, one for I'll
Centre and the other for Brawlcy.