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At between the factions and with

bat between the factions and with
police.
Resentment of the marchers when
spectators lining the route of the pa
rade jeered and mooted was said to
have started the trouble. A number
of the Klansmen broke from the l6.nl<s
and engaged in scuffie with the by
ISLANDERS and soon the confusion
reigned all along the line.
twenty-five policemen from Phila
delphia and 10 States troopers. sent
here at the request of Bristol authori-
ties. swung into action with their
clubs at the center of the disturbance
and soon succeeded in parting the
factions. Almost a score were held in
the Jail under heavy guard.
The Klan sometime ago advertised
the meeting of it's members from
Bucks County today, and the mu-
njcipal authorities, knowing the di-
vided feeling among citizens toward
Evening star., 1927-09-06
CAUCASUS HAS NEGROES.
Expedition From Moscow Discovers
Tribe in Kodorsk.
Correspondence of the Associated Press.

Correspondence of the Associated Press.
SUKHUM, Caucasus-A number of
negro settlements have been discov-
cred in the Kodorsk district by an
expedition sent out by Moscow Univer-
sity. The negroes are said to have
retained their type. language and Gus
toms, notwithstanding their partial
assimilation with local Caucasian
tribes.
Many centuries ago their ancestors
are said to have been brought from
Africa TO the Black Sea coast by Euro
peans. They use a peculiar language,
a mixture of African and local dialect,
though the first distinctly prevails.
The Azckasian populations attitude
toward the intruders has been hostile
until recently, but is reported to be
gradually changing.
Evening star., 1927-09-06
SAYS HILL POSED AS MOTHER.
Bank Clerk Tells of Attempt to Verify
Use of Checks.

STREATOR, H., September CP.-
New developments in the investigation
of Mrs. Eliza Hills murder We're in the
, hands of county authorities today.
bank clerk s story of conversa-
tions with young Harry Hill, under
arrest in Seattle, Wash, as the slayer
of his mother. was understood to have
been told for the first time late yester-
day. The tenor of the clerks story
was said to have centered around an
attempt Of the youth to pose as his
in talking over the telephone
r regarding his check dealings with the
bank
Evening star., 1927-09-06
In Return for Towels.

From a Letter to the Philadelphia Record.
Anent the sign Drop Your Razor
Blades Here in the Pullman cars. We
throw the used blades away. The
company accumulates them and they
are sold to a concern that resharnens
them. We then buy them back again
at reduced price. We waste. They
capitalize our waste. And yet some
folks have the idea that corporations
arc not afficient
Evening star., 1927-09-06

Olive trees begin to produce when
II ye@rs old and attain their maxi
mum production at the age of So
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FATHER TO DEFEND
SUSPECTED SLAYER
Parent of Harry Hill Report
1:t
ed on Way to Side of
Son in Jail.
Nv the Associated Press.

Nv the Associated Press
SEATTLE. Wash, September D.
Dr. H. c. Hill, wealthy Illinois phS,
.;c,an. today was reported speeoiiie
- seattle. where his 22-year-old son.
11orrv is held in Jail on a charge Oh
,,,otriciae. The father was uhuei-
.4oa "a have left Streator, ILL., sun
dav. believing his son TO pe
and resolved to defend nun. ,,.,,i,a
W.aebirpton officials, meanWhIie'
,.a;tad the arrival of eXtradltloh pa
1,ore at OLYMPIA before taking slep9
and the youth back to Streator 10
stand trial for the murder OF NJ
TTirn IJiu his 55-year-old mother
,-.bnse bodv was found buried in the
basement of her Streator home Au'
Gust IS. The eXtraditlon papers
we're due in Olympia today. 1hree
illinois officers are en- route mere
Denies Part in Staying.
Attorneys for Hill said they would
confer with the father here, divorced
husband of the slain woman, beiore
deciding whether to resist eXtradltlon'
THE youth. who was arrested mere
SATURDAY. night, indicated to ponce
that he wished to return Voluntarlly
to Illinois for trial.
Although he has talked freely
since his arrest, the young suspect
3 former student of Knox College, in
sistentlv denied any part in the slay-
ing. He admits that he gambled
awav money obtained by forging his
mothers name and that he left
Streator when he learned coroner's
Jury had recommended he be charged
with murder. He has repeatedly de-
clared that the last time he saw his
mother was August G. and persistent
questioning has failed to shake this
assertion.
Prisoners Identity Questioned.
Although a report was circulated
that the prisoner is not the Streator
fugitive at all, but merely a friend
who wishes to misdirect police atten-
tion until Hill has time to leave the
United States, this theory was
branded as absurd by Capt. Charles
Tenant, chief of detectives.
He asserted that there is not the
slightest question as to the young
mans identity. The youth has been
positively identified as Hill, Tenant
declared by photographs, lodge re-
ceipts and letters and by printed de-
ecriptions.
Evening star., 1927-09-06
By the Associated Press.

NEW YORK. September 6.-Litt1e
crime and big economy prevail in
New Jerseys Ebony Garden of
Eden," the 8Mald.Tribune says today,
in n review - the first year since
incorporation ~ khe Borough of Lawn
side n. j.. governed for and by ne
groes.
While municipal revenues failed to
equal administrative expenditures of
S5.G25 for the year, expenses were
held down through the public spirit
of the mayor. who serves without pay.
and the collector, the auditor and the
Evening star., 1927-09-06
RIOT FOLLOWS KLAN
PARADE; MANY HURT
Police Take Hand When Fight
Starts Between Marchers
and Spectators.

BY the Associated Press.
BRISTOL, Pa, September 6.--police
with swinging clubs yesterday queled
a disturbance which developed when
about 1000 Ku KluX Klansmen parad-
ed through the streets here. A num-
ber Of persons were arrested and sew
eral We're slightly injured in the com
Evening star., 1927-09-06

murder. robbery or other felony in the
borough during the year.
The borough has an eight-room
schoolhouse for 24S pupils, a park,
swimming pool and bathing pond.
Ninety per cent of its citizens own
their own homes
Lawnside's population is 1000 ne
groeS and 40 whites.
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RFNT-SUBURBAN PROPERTY.

GOING TO FLORIDA FOR 3 MONTHS
VIII rent my furnished Groom bungalow,
with ami. built-in garage. INV h. close
TO car for $50 per month TO responsible
party. Preferably no children. Call y. j..
PRICE, Clarendon 445-W-1. or call at $40
Girault ave Va. Highlands Occupancy at
once. -
COTTAGE CITY. "a HAMILTON ST
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RENT HOUSES-FUR. & UNFUR.

VIRGINIA HIGHLANDS, 233 ADDISON
ave- rooms. : large baths; modern; open
fireplace; electric range; 10 minutes from
bureau; rent greatly reduced. OWNER
2O6 Upshur ST. NV.
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SALE--FARMS.

MD.-FTvE MILES NORTH OF DISTRICT
line: near 9TH ST. Pike; on county road: 100
acres in high state of cultivation: bargain.
Phone Adams 1866. TO-
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FOR GALE-HOUSTS.


SMALL BUNGALOW. ONE-HALF BLOCK
| from car line. can 3e bought for small
cash payment and % m99nthly Located o., on
and payrd alley. II contains living room
with Murphy he'd. dining room, bedroom
hot-water heat large cellar containing sta
tionary tubs and front and back porctes
phone Main 4s46
DETACHED HOME or . ROOMS. AND
bath. front and back .porches and sleeping
floors. hot-Water heat and thoroughly mod
ern; large. dry cellar contains laundry tubs
from car line. chance TO buy splendid
Woodbridge home for $50 monthly and
small cash payment Phone Nam 1896
NEAR GEORGE WASHINGTON UNIVER
sity-Nine rooms and bath: h.-w.h. slec
lights: best roouing house, section Of wash
Asking price. $50 600 Terms This is the
mos: reasona6!Xx priced h9nsG "a snls SCI,
L agent. H 1e953 De Sales st. Main 16Ioo
WHEN YOU HAVE FINISHED REApTNG
TniS ad you will inlmediately rcrend y oe.
Washington there j. little six-room ami
hath brick house awaiting pnrchasei at
So 300 ON his own terms Phone Main
22nd ST. N.E-CLOSE TO SCHOOL. RUS
and cars ideal home q rooms bath. s!cCp-
Price 81 ESQ: also Broom b1neaiow: prize.
SIS $50: small cash p,yment and $50 To $50
ner month Cleve 400 --.
G fsh l G6se "'i Gre oms 1 n?'e
f hTepiac sau quick lick Mr.. boss. iioS Eve St
4 REAL Observation-Disclosures Apr.
mo $i59 mo: OIt-t3wu owner wants oHer
with good cash payment. price around
s dme from f bal I" see sSs sF. al nTs
b, bricks in pcrfect, condition: elect. %nd
Low Low price and xerv easy terms, Consider
trade. Call rs Taylor NV Phone CO.
SIS 5o0-NEW YEARS BARGATSl NEAR
18th and Pa. ave. &C.; 10 largo rooms. bath
gas: good heating plant: semi detached: lot
akAbahN e ReS M6f IHcSo aye s4G aos
s7IOO-ILLINoIs AVE Nw--DELI6H9'
iss sS ss a. $ sSs s s SiADs&S' sss
PETW0RTH DETAcHEp BRICK BARGArS.
tached corner home If sold at once. There
Hda,e. aTfs Box 0e aSz s yard SSa fine
NE INvESTMENr--Gih NEAR G /; THREE.-
story brick: arranged for three families. with
sIes $3.50 rs sTac g
room brick, NV. North 1907.
KENTUCKY AVE. AND S.E.-~lNVEST-
per mo: price $4,000: both terms: consider
trade. North 4s07.
mon.hiv: pi4s. = $50 q rooms. bsth'
brick: ec;iRf fn'r4, excellent &c. location:
taS S irsn..-i. II, PISS Apply e64 r 81. ne.
81. S56--MCST UNUSUAL BARGAIN: 6-RM..
bath coloniAj or!ek. modern throughout: 10,
e0xl80 e.: double garage; grapes. flowers,
nan No ESEErs. Apply oos q. az,
W06DRfDGE epok CARLTON AVE. NE.
.7:oem u,cGsrn .tncco bargain quick
EauforuiA. 90
8 81. s.D--BRIcK. HOME OF q Rooms
s IA cAssSoff cs g. pu s:s: sear
tSrms hks rsnt. Gu Main xsz6. u"
: = Icontnued on Next Fase.5
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Unheard-of Prices and Terms.

CIliIGdIu-Ol L II(CS dIlu lllS.
Inspect aud make your offer. also PROPOSE
chaser will surely start the New Year right
by securing one or more of these for homes
=, IT2I Euclid. mr.. Christian Science Church
20 +. and b.. pressed brick: better than new
cleo. steam heat; SIT. alley.
3140 o NV. mr.. Wisconsin aye.-TwO-
family brick fat: new plumbing and decora-
tons: double front and rear porches. ideal
home and investment combined. by occupy
ing first floor and income from second; hot
$50 Newton. mr. Park View Market-Two-
family brick nat; elee.: double front and
rear porches: first floor just vacated; bring
ing in good income from second floor: con-
yenlent and desirable location for home or
investment seeker of moderate means.
l0S St. intersection of Ind. ave.-Op-
pOsite millon-dollar building operation; first
floor vacant: new floors: electric lights rent
ideal investment: 3-story machine shop in
rear.
1851 Neal ne. lust east of Kendall Green
Paved street and alley: front and double
rear porches: Or. and b. brick: elec.. furnace
heat, double brick garage: will paper "a suit:
price. terms and rental VIII be an aggreea-
wanting home in this white section.
Tuxedo. Md. near Cheverly Gardens and
about SQUARES east of the overhead bridge.
known as the Suite place--Our sign on prem
Uses: Groom house. cleo. furnace heat.
porches. garage; an acre corner lot; give
away, at low, price on terms. or rental
202 Lansing St Colmar Manor. Md-Op-
poslte Cottage City. about three squares
east OF the Bladensburg bus hne: 4-room
garage or hennery this is the chance of
lifetime at low price and terms: rental only
$3.50. viii accept second trust note. clear
lot. automobile. etc. in part payment for
any OF the above Droperties in trade
n. f. RYON CO., Inc.
Main 1897 1423 ST
Columbia 1917. 341s l4th st.
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RENT-FARMS

I25 ACRES. MARYLAND SUBTRBS-
Good S-roonl. bath bungalow. furnace. barns
COW. chickens. hay. corn coal wood: all
free: low rent. Apply 1403 Fl st. NV.
Room 4OT &c
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SMALL BUNGALOW. 0NE-HALF BLOCK
from line. can BE bought for small
cash payment and 20 monthly. Located on
a good street in Woodbridge. with large lot
ard payTd alley II contains living room
with Murphy bed. dining room. BEDROOM
kitchen and bath. IL has hardwood floor.
hot-water heat. large cellar containing sta
tionary tubs and front and back porches.
A splendid bargain for small family. Tele
ubone Main 4S4G
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APARTMENTS UNFINISHED.
OPEN
AND LIGHTED EVENINGS
UNTIL 9 PM.
"MULLIN,'
,329 Rhode Island Ave. y. L.
CORNER BUILDING.l

New building-iust completed-all out
side rooms Abundance of light and air.
Large rooms. beautifully decorated anu
painted: elaborate electric fixtures. Rent
Several apartments still available: Re:
member APARTMENTS are open and lighted
n
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Observation-Disclosures
COLORED l54,3 9th NV.

W
4 rooms. bath. kitchenette gas. electricity
300 NJ NV rooms, kitchenette, bath.
North 9128.
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NEAR 18th AND COLUMBIA RID.
NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. PROPERTY.

DESIRE TO PURCHASE SMALL NEIGH
borhood store with apartment above: must
show an income; can make good cash pay
ment. Address Box 1881, Star office.
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MONEY TO LOAN.

HOME OWNERs-IF YOU WANT QUICK
money on 1st 2nd or 3rd trusts I will call
and see you. Address Box lS4-Z. Star Office.
MONEY LOANED ON AUTOS & TRUCKS
tial. MONK. 931 N. Y. ave. NV. Frank. 5000
ia3O"
car: acn adentf9i EREV;S Af;1r0 EYfH WI "
1929 II ST. ne. Lincoln 1891.
LOANS. REFINANCING. MONEY LOANED
end floor 1924 14th NV. Pot. G2S6.
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RENT HOUsES-UNFURNIsHED.
NShhhhHhNsNN
For WI LEE

II. 7. QIINN,
Room 204 Mills Bldg. 18th e. Pa. Ave. NV.
Main
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.AKCRFST

Sewer, water sidewalks; good stTeetss ns .s
utes over Mt Vernon blvd: from White
can meet. Two attractive bungaiows under
construction and on sale. Agent IN premises
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FOR EXCHANGE.
CHEVY CHASE HOME.

A fine detached residence containing 8 and
bath. floor lavatOry. hardwood floors and all
Droyements. This property has only trust OF
81 900, and will trade equity of $4,000 for
property subject to trust.
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NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS.
CORCORAN COURTS,
23rd AND d.

Apartments from $3.50 up,
include units with dressing
rooms, Murphy bed, concrete
screened porches; full dining
rooms and other unusual fea-
lures.
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RESIDENCE FOR FARM.

Can trade 6-room modern detached resi-
dence in TakOma Park, priced at $4,000.
for farm property. This property is free
Of eneumbrance. See Mr.. GROOME or Mr..
HINRICKS,
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OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES

These are bargain priced apartments. and
YOU should see them before you locate
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CONGRESS HEIGHTS. -. c.
81 S0O-EASY TERM =.

Half block to trolley. nov 6-room homes
with every modern Improvement, 9 large
rooms and bath, h. " H.. elee.. built-in re
frjgeratOr large porches front and back.
large lots to alley. One of the very best
McLACHLEN BANKING CORPORATION,
Real Estate Dept. 10th and e..
Main 432. Evenings, North 313.
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SIS 5o0-NEw YEARS BARGATSi NEAR
18th and Pa. ave. &C.; 10 largo rooms; bath
.4xI f0-ft 10 wide paved alley garage
GLADMAN. Realtor. Lincoln SAC. COS Pa
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REAL ESTATE loans.
FOR QUICK LOANS
At reasonable abb rates. consult

tOh QO1Ch LOANS
AT reasonable rates. consult
REALTY LOAN CO;
1417 ~ st. nav. Main GAIL.
ist. TRUST LOANS VA.-3ss. 8 YEARS
End trust loans. Val to 8 wears j. p
qYARNL RI , los Washington St.. Alexan'
TWO DAYS TO DELIVER MONEY. SEC.
ond and third trust loans. 500 to SIS, 900
II. l. COLEMAN, l410 G st. NV. FIR. .S33S
HOME OWNERS LOANS
from 500 up. Small weekly or monthly
payments. One-day service. Phone West
f9fO. Representative will call.
End AND Ord TRUST NOTES BOUGHT
Liberal rates, Unlimited money.
VIM. SINKER. liz @ St. NV.
FIRST. SECOND AND THIRD TRUSTS
placed at reasonable rates.
rns,ro, a kk,SGs S 4 co-liNCI se4.
WANTED MED, AT 10 ONCE ssoo snd TEusT, NOTES
ton: reasonable rate.
90. 49,. cHAS, D. sAGER. NJ, ..
STZM MONEY - PREVAILING t6Afliie.
o/27o SI0N6. Fiyst aud second 1rua.s.
HARRY w. KEILAMS,
1908 yermo5t Av@sna Main 2s9 &C.
LOANS MADE .Q1tcKfY. On al 1ND Ind
decds q trust: low comWtestoS coNygs.
HOPKINS & HOPKINS,
Franklin SOIL. eco Bond Lids
Imperial Valley press., 1927-03-02

users, that we construct distri
button system for delivery of the
power developed to the various com.
munities and users in the valley,
OF course, distribution to the rural
! communities, as Il whole, would not
be justified at the present time, but
in planning the distribution system.
! the transmission lines have been 10.
Gated in such n manner as to PRO
i vide for extensions to all parts of
i the valley as fast rs justified by the
! demand.
Tie In With Canal
Furthermore, the distribution svs,
tenn has been planned so that it NAV
become an intergal part of the sys-
tenn which will be necessary for the
distribution of the power that is
proposed TO be developed on the All.
American canal or on the first
! leg Of such a canal when con
structed.
The feasibility of constructing q
/ transmission line TO Andrade has al
SO been considered and is believed
to be not only practical but very
desirable. BY the construction Of
such a line, power could be supplied
for our operations at that point at
a much lower cost than at present,
which would enable us to operate
the suction drcdges for a long pc
riod each year at no greater cost
than at present and thereby reduce
the amount of cleaning necessary on
tn smaller canals, resulting in a
material saving.
Preliminary estimates indicate
that the total cost of constructing
hydro electric plants at the thre"
points already mentioned, an adc-
quate standby plant. together with
the necessary transmission and dis
tribution lines to serve immediately
the towns of Calipatria, Brawlcv.
Imperial, FL Centre, Holtvile, and
CaleXico. as well as transmission
line to serve our operations at An
drade would be about $l,600,000
Estimates also show that it wou!l
be possible to deliver the power de-
velopcd at much lower rate than
charged at present, and after paving
all operating expenses, including in
tercst on the investment, and pro,
viding a fund which would return
the cost of such development within
twenty years, there would still re
main substantial net profit. This
could be used by the district for
the reduction of our present bonded
Indebtedness or for such other pur-
poses as might be determined by the
board of directors.
Law Gives Permission
The irrigation district law of the
state of California not only gives
us the right to develop and distrib
ute electrical power but also grants
necessary right-of-way for power
lines along all highways, roads.
streets and alleys The district
is now well equipped to handle such
phases of power development, as ac-
counting, purchasing, mechanical
and engineering work, and in addi-
tion has an office in each of the
valley towns, with the exception of
Calexico. All of these are added
inducements to our entering into
the power business.
After a thorough and careful in.
vestigation of all phases of this
matter, there is no question as to
the practicability, feasibility, and
desirability of the district immcd
Imperial Valley press., 1927-03-02

lately entering into the distribution,
as well as the development of clec-
trical power. 1t is my recommcnda-
tion therefore, that the board grant
me the necessary authority to i'm
mediatelv prepare detail plans and
specifications for the necessary
power plants, distribution lines, and
appurtcnant works, together with
detailed estimates of cost looking
towards bond election at the earl
lest possible date to provide for the
necessary funds for the develop.
ment.
Yours very truly,
(Signed) NJ. j. DOWD,
Chief Engineer and General Super,
intendent.
Imperial Valley press., 1927-03-02

this preliminary report of the situa
ton. only those points have been
considered at which power could be
economically developed without
question. 1t is quite possible. that
at other points than those discussed
in this report, it would prove feast
BILE to install power plants. but it
is not believed that the total of this
power would greatly increase tho
amount as shown by the following
tabulation:
Location of plant and head avail
able.
Rosita dam, 40 feet, 1870 horse,
power.
Alamo dam, l3.5 feet, $50 horse.
power.
Number Eight Heading, 12.0 feet,
400 horsepower.
Total of $3.50 horsepower.
In estimating the power possibil
tiles at the above locations, the
water available was taken from the
records Of the past several wears
and the estimated horsepower is be
heved TO be conservative. The
amount of power shown is suffic-
lent 10 Justify development and
distribution by the district regard,
less of othc possibilities and will
supply the major portion of the de
mand which may be expected some
time 10 come.
In order to economically utilize
this power. il would be necessary to
provide standby plant of either
the Diesel or steam plant type. Con-
siderable thought and study has
been given to both of these, and al
though either is feasible. it is not
possible at this time to state def
nitelv which would be the more
preferable. However. the cost of
steam power plant has been used in
arriving at the estimates given in
this report and with this combina-
ton. il was found that it would be
possible to develop electrical power
at very low cost.
For many apparent reasons it
would be necessary, if the district
were to receive the greatest value
from such power and make it avail
able at the lowest possible rate to
Imperial Valley press., 1927-03-02
Market Prices
POULTRY

Hens, Leghorns, 3A to 4 lbs, csc.
Hens, colored, / lbs and up, soc.
Broilers, ~ lbs, and under 2A.
SIC.
Fryers, Leghorns, PA to 3 lbs,
o5c.
Fryers, colored 2I to 3 lbs, Sec.
Roasters, soft bone. 3 lbs up 34c.
Ducklings, Pekin, 3A lbs, up 25c.
Geese, 25c.
Young Tom turkeys, l3 lbs, and
up, 4oc.
Old Tom turkeys, 34c.
Small Tom turkeys, under 13 lbs.
15c.
Hen turkeys, s his, up 40c.
Small hen turkeys, under s lbs,
l5c.
squads, light and heavy, 40c.
Capons, 8 pounds up, 35c.
Imperial Valley press., 1927-03-02
LETTUCE MARKET


Lettuce shipments from the val
ley totaled 134 ears. ljl We're or
dercd for todays loading. United
States shipments yesterday were
Arizona -, Imperial 1874, Ohio |,
South Carolina |, Florida 9. Texas
|, Central California ,, total l63.
Imperial Valley shipping informa
tiOn showed demand good, market
firm on best stock. Carloads f. o.
b. cash track 4s-5s, l.101.2j, mostly
1.lJ-2j.
Today's market quotations.:
New York-2j ears California, s
Florida, = Texas arrived. Ieeburg
supplies moderate, demand moder.
ate, market about steady. Imperial
1.75-2.30, best 2.75, poorer lisp.
Chicago, > cars Arizona, 80 cars
Imperial Valley press., 1927-03-02

together with such cheap power,
better service could be given and
also make possible the utilization of
resource which is now going to
waste. 1t is believed that by max
ing cheap power available, the dis
trict would be fulfilling one of the
paramount needs of Imperial Val.
lev and it should result in untold
benefit in promoting the progress
and prosperity of the entire com
munity.
Three Sites Named 80
There are many points on the ca
nal system at which some power
might be developed, however, in