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Evening star., 1927-04-11
WILL SEND CREWS EAST.

EEATTLE. April II GA0.-AIthough
The varsity and junior varsity crews
OF the University of Washington were
defeated by California Saturday, the
Washington nlum1i organization am
nouncca that n drive TO raise SIC, $50
TO send the two eichts to Pough-
keepsie, y. Y. TO defend their na-
tional titles will be opened tomorrow
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CHEVROLET COUPE. late model. excellent
tires, bumpers back and front. etc: could
run no better il new: any demonstration
100 all cash. Apply at once AZ M n w
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SALESMEN.

The selling season is on.
Buick leads and so will our
statesmen if they possess
energy. loyalty, truthfulness
and stick-to-it-ivenes No
demonstrators to buy, be-
cause we furnish everything
at no expense to statesmen.
With the best and fastest
selling automobile in its
price class and our full CO.
operation in sales, service
and leads furnished, etc,
your earnings will be limit
ed only by your capacity
and disposition to work and
carry out instructions cheer
fully.
Phone Mr., Nyce, Potomac 1000
Tuesday for Appointment
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A. P. C.. LEADERS JUST
ESCAPE ON FINAL DAY
BY tso Associr.ed Press.


PEORIA. ILL.,. April 1t.-Drama
featured the Isst day of shooting in
the American Bowling Congress-
tournament Yesterday when C. Liepe
OF Chicago picked cherry on his
last roll in the singles. losing a
chance 10 tie for the leadership among
Individuals.
Liepe ended his second game with
four strikes and then came back in
his third game to get 10 consecutive
strikes. He came in too close on his
eleventh effort. however leaving the
six and ten pins stending. and on his
next shot he missed the ten pin
His 70J total made with games of
2'5. ec3 and aS7, but him in second
ploc
Sampson and Ferrq of Milwaukee
-"ot 1910 TO take third place among
the two-i.lan leaders
The standings:
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CONVENTION HALL GIRLS
/: CAPTURE DUCKPIN TITLE
.oNvENTIoN HALL

~oNVENTION HALL bowlers
won the Ladies District
League championship. heading
the second-place King Pin
quint by eight games. Tenn
ME was third. eight games behind
King Pin.
a Burkhalter of Petworth and
Marie Frere of Convention Hall were
individual luminaries. the former hold
ing high set. 32S. along with Miltner
Of Temple and high game at 1853. and
the latter having most strikes at y.
nost spares at IS and the best aver
sEe at 9S16.
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League Records

League Records.
High team se:-Convention Hall 81
High team gane-Convention Hall. 54%.
High individual set--A. Burkhalter tFet,
each.
Hirh individual game-A. Burkhalter tPet-
WORTH. 133 -
High strikes-Fre~s Convention HalD. u.
High SpareS-Frere Convention HAM Ne.
High aversgc-FreFe Convention HAM.
este.
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NA<TElI--SAl.E .ESMEN.
Permanent Position.

Statesmen to cover Washington and nearby
towns hardware: experience not essential;
good pay: exceptional opportunity for ad-
vancement Ask for Mr., Sudum. Burlington
Hotel . am. 10 4 pm, or phone for ap-
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Box 3l6.Z. Star Office
BOOKS BOUGHT NJ 3543 Paul Pearlman
Evening star., 1927-04-11

SEWING MACHTNES-Old machines mads
sood az new mons for sale examination
Tree slauson 6n4 5th NV Main 8R3I
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plANOS-We are offering special reductions
on new and used wrands and uprtT nts.
gIrauds ss low as s375, used uprtRhts from
S5n ,ai, 1p; EraudS ard uprt=hts for rent: pianos
taken IN eXch ange on ViCtrolas. pianos
919,GrEed, 7h,nred and moved E1go @orch
Evening star., 1927-04-11

SEWING MACHTNES-D n Singer <I5:
Ssw Home Sis Standard Sis New IDEAL
~,o others at s.. all guar New n1aohirea
S3mo Renting and rPpairing Open evenings
Sew Moh Shnp 3t3 pa ave = r. oT5
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PRINTING PRESS. Sxf2. Gordon needs re.
pairlnS, hut a bargain. also tvne cases
c1enn. Address Box 1924 Star oficA.
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lNSTRI,CTION COURSES.

AUTO DPTVTNG TAUGHT QUICKLY
LAce1sod lady instructors expert driver: also
mon n tiuctors: parking and permit: cars
inrn aaed, Conoyer. 2l3S H st. NV West
SEMINARY AND COLLEGIATE BIBLE
Institute offers degrees 70 those who conl-
pete residence assigned work, Call Fir.
Spring TERM CLASSES START THIS
week full commercial course: graduates
placed at god salaries; special finishing
course for advanced students: classes three
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ALL COURSES COST MORE AND ne
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switchboard operating. easy fasrinatins
anurse n"'y class forming Aprii IL TELE
PHONE SCHOOL. DxIurI Bldg. 18th st bet
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AUTO DRIVING LESSONS BY OLD EXPE.
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White chaufeurs furnished. Call Line. 81.
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New Home SS ali makes repaired o,tirl,
service. 1924 aeorEia ave. Adams AJs4.
Evening star., 1927-04-11

FkiGERAT0RS-N ara seeOud Sand
for all nurnOsps MrCrav Rsfri irsratnr "a
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Evening star., 1927-04-11

CHEVROLET SEDAN. 1924--In hrst-clasS
condition, 5000 terms. Call Columbia $3.50.
CHEVROLET COUPE, late 1925-splendid
condition many extras. $3.50. 654 Pa. ave.
Sc Lincoln 36I3
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DISTRICT LEAGUE,
Team Standing,
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Team set-klnE FIf. I.NIt.
Team game-kng Pin. bb9.
individual et-wolstenholme. Convention
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Individual game-Newnan. Temple, 1S3
Average-Mandley Curb Cafe. 1l1-0.
Strikes--M andley Curb Cafe. 45.
Snarcs-WhRlen. Convention Hall. l0b.
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CLOTHING BOUGHT.
Mems used clothing shoes etc bought
heet prices auto calls Main 4I45 Justh Z
MA G.roJ rto n
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DOGS. PETS. ETC.
EOK Observation-Disclosures

BUICK ROADSTER late 1923 high-hood
model Duco paint, new battery; runs fine
extra nice quiet motor; a Eive-away at
800; all cash. Apply at once. 40 NJ NV.
Evening star., 1927-04-11

CHEVROLET SEDAN. l9s6-spare tire
bumper; driven 5000 miles. can arrange
terms Call Columbia $500
Evening star., 1927-04-11

BUCKS; new and used on DISPLAY at Emer-
son orme'S Connecticut ave showroom;
uoeral terms, your car In trade. Open Sun
days ard evenings. Ask for r. s. Gaddess.
lO16 Ccrn. ave. Telephone Main 1920
Evening star., 1927-04-11

Old 1ULII--Bflng IN your Old god, slIVeF
platinum. diamonds also discarded ieweiry
We need them in our manufacturing dert,
VIII pay highest prices Kahn Inc. a35
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HELP-DONIESTIC (Cont'dl.

WOMAN. capable white for chamber work
and washing; reference from last place: Ad-
dress Box 4n6-2. Star Office. IL
YOUNG GIRL. white. neat. capable, for gen
eral houseworls: no laundry: good home to
right party; references. Call Cleveland 35oS.
Evening star., 1927-04-11

CADILLAS 63 SEVEN-PASS. SEDANs f2l:
suburban privately owned: priced very
low. Lincoln Salesroom. 1872 Conn, ave.
N W Main oOSn
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WANTED MISCELLANEOUS.

HIGH CASH PRICES paid for worn house
hold effects of every description. Call Us
frat Nam 10t9t
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SODA FOUNTAIN, modern almost new: per-
feet cnpdition also carbonator big ba~rair.
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BUSINESS INSTRUCTION.

Civil Service Examinations.
Bo'h mon and women Prepare this week
Tor departmental promotion exams: Patent
Once. salary, 81 500: railway DoStl i 'rk,
So IatA - $50: spscial agent. salary. 81 400.
The Civil ScrCicA Preparatory school. se.
cor 18th aud NV. FIR. 303O.
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| CHEVROLET COACH brand-new driven
only 1913 miles: substantial discount for
! quick sale. Dick Murphy. Inc. 1885 t4th
| st. NV. Potomac 1000. Open Sundays and
Evening star., 1927-04-11

ANYTHING TO SELL?
Phone Mao 1889 or Matn g53D
WESCHLERS 900 PA AVE NV
Household Effects Merchandise Stn"ks
Automobiles etc Thirty seven wears serving
the Washington public
Evening star., 1927-04-11

FiANDS-suet StsinWay and uumber of
other used pianOs in Erandp and uDrighta
p narylin p@iees Chas NJ Steh Inc &.
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Observation-Disclosures

PIANOS-We will pay IOee commission TO
any person giving US the name and address
OF party 70 whom are able 20 sell q
nianU. All inform tion strtetly COnfd initial .
For further particulars. address Box i3i-A
star ofrce. I2s
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Evening star., 1927-04-11

CHEVROLET COUPE. I925-Tires motor
and paint. excellent; bargain; $3.50. trade
or terms. Torrev Motor Co. clio L st NV.
Imperial Valley press., 1927-03-09
Board and Rooms

Room and Board by Week
or Month
MRS MARY WILMOT
426 He'll Phone 5S1J
1tf
Imperial Valley press., 1927-03-09
Local Fight Fans
Going to Calexico

More than 100 fight fans of FL
Centre will hop into their gas bug
gies Thursday night to assist in
the removal of the boxing lid which
will be pried from the 1927 season
i'll CaleXieo tomorrow night. The
program will be presented by the
American Legion post of Calcxico
in its new fistic pavilion.
The card has much promise and
should bring out some lively milling.
The main event of the evening will
be a 10-round setto bringing to-
gether X. O. Brown of Los Angeles
and Roughhouse Nelson of
Phoenix.
Ivy Tanner of San Diego and Joe
CORDOBA of Los Angeles will pro-
ride the thrills in the six-round
semi-final. The prcliminarics will
be between Benny Romero and
Andy Brooks while Homer Gaines
will oppose Eddie Garcia.
\ program of entertainment will
preeede the boxing events and ac-
cording to indications the capacity
Of the new arena will be taxed. 1t
will seat $50 persons.
Imperial Valley press., 1927-03-09
Central Hopes to
Win Track Meet

Track and field stars Of the In
pcrial Valley High schools will vie
for honors in the FL Centre athletic
field Saturday afternoon. The meet
will be the annual event with the
valley championships at stake and
will have the added color this year
Of having the Yuma, Ariz., track
team exhibiting It's talents.
Much interest this season is at
tached to the 100-yard dash and the
mile in the track events. At least
three of the schools will furnish
fast men in these races and the
competition promises to be keen.
The discus throw should prove one
Of the features in the field events.
Five valley teams are entered,
namcl V Brawlcy, Imperial, Holt
VILE, CalcAico and FL Centre. While
the Yuma team will not be eligible
to the valley championships they
will participate in all the events.
Imperial Valley press., 1927-03-09
SPORT NEWS SECTION

| back distance from the ring scor-
ing, repeatedly. However, most of
his blows fell short of vulnerable
spot, and lacked steam.
The fifth saw Hudkins settling
down to his task in earnest and his
barrage of lcfts ana rights gave
him big edge in the frame.
Colima grabbed the sixth round,
the slowcst of the fight, merely be
cause Hudkins elected to rclinquish
the lead for a time, while the Mcxi-
can battler spcared and parricd
with his boxing talents working
overtime.
With the seventh, one of Hud-
kins' right-hand wallops found its
target above Colima S eye, and i'm
mediatclv the crimson started to
flow. Hudkins continued to make
target Of the injured optic and
altcfnatcd with lcfts and rights to
the body that had Colima all but
out on his feet at the end of the
frame.
Hurts Hand
During the rest period, lludlinS
told his seconds that he had injured
his supposedly brittle right hand,
but he carried the going enough to
take the eighth by "A good margin.
The ninth was given over largely
to the mauling type of milling, with
lludkins coming through unscathcd
and Colima S right eye puffed to
abnormal size. -
The tenth found Colima S head a
bloody mass, with Hudkins again
rcsorting to a fierce body pummel-
ing that almost bucklcd his rival
up. Referee Ernie Clark S dccis-
ion was we'll received, and although
policemen escorted both battlcrs to
their dressing room there was no
demonstration of hostility.
Tony Fuentc spotted Long Tom
Hawkins II II pounds, took nine
count himself in the first round, but
showed remarkable rccupcrative
powers and came back to win the
decision at the end of the eighth
round or the Semi-W -Wlndup. HaW-
kins, 09pound coIorcd "man
mountain showed little except
willingness, as he floundered about
the ring and on several occasions
would have fallen through the ropes
had not- Fucntc and Referee Johnny
Schiff brought him back TO the zone
Of action.
Leo Mitchell, middlewcight, took
five Of the six rounds of the second
bout from Ivy Tanner, receiving
only 4 draw for his effort.
Dario Barron floored Jimmy Pie
Ia four times in the first and see
ond rounds for nine counts, then
put over a slecp-producer in the
same frame that brought the towel
sailing in from Piela s corner.
Imperial Valley press., 1927-03-09
Here and There
In Sport World

WASHINGTON - Willie Hoppe
slipped last night in the 1872 balk-
line billiard tournament for the
world s championship and lost a
lopsidcd AGO to 90 match to Young
Jake Schaefcr, who moved into a
triple tie for first place with Ed
Guard Horemans and Wcl!5er Coch-
ran. Cochran defeated Felix Grange
yesterday 400 to 273.
Cambridge, Mass. Twenty
Harvard shells were placed on the
Charles River, marking the official
opening Of the rowing season here.
The squad included 200 candidates
for the crews.
NEW YORKADcspitc serious
injury sustained in a spill (which
nearly forced Reggie Mcnamara
from the race, the team of McNam-
ara and Gcorgetti held three lap
lead at the 59th hour of the six day
bike race today. They were first
with $50 miles and nine laps and
Backman and Petri were second
with 900 miles and six laps.
The record is 1909 miles and nine
laps made by Goulctt and Grenda
in 1914.
BERKELEY-Jim Dougerv, of
the champion Golden Bear basket
ball team was elected captain of the
1923 California quintet by his squad
yesterday. Dougery is junior.
SAN FRANCISCO = Joe Roche
won the decision over Del Fontaine,
Canadian middlewcight, in Il ten
round main event here last night.
The bout was slow and unintercst-
mo
Imperial Valley press., 1927-03-09
NOTICE OF PUBLIC SALE BY
HOLDER OF LIEN FOR SER
VICES IN STORAGE OF CHAT
TEL.

Notice Is Hereby Given that on
Thursday, the 18th day of March,
1927 at the hour of ten clock on
said day, Mt the premises known as
{. w. McCabc, Ire, Dodge Broth
crs Motor Vehicles, 757 Main
Street, in the City of FL Ccntro,
County Of Imperial, state of Cali
t"rr'a, the undersigned will s"il AZ
public auction the following auto.
mobile, namely:
Owe Dodge H'olhrrs Road
st"r, Engina No. 3002o9, 1926
California Stat, License, No.
G32-855.
Said auc'ir1 and sale Will be
radc under and by virtue of the
laws of the S:atc of Ca'lt lrn'a,
ard particG,arlv Sections 305l and
3'52 of the Civil Code of Califor-
mia, for the purpose of satisfvin.
the lien of the undersigned on said
automobile for services rendered
the owner of said automobile by
the undersign2t in storing and
garaging said automobile and ear
ing for and safe-keeping the same.
That the amount due and unpaid
for said services, storage and safe
keeping is the sum of $3.50, plus
cost and expenses of sale.
Dated at Ell Centre, California
this End day of March, 1927.
G. w. McCABE, Inc.
BY C. w. McCabc, President. 5t10
Imperial Valley press., 1927-03-09
PRESS CLASSIFIED SECTION
PRELIMINARIES
ON FIGHT CARD
PROMISE ACTION
Every Bout Indicates
Fans Should Get Run
For Their Money

While Frank Richmond has bill
ed two high class bouts to windup
his opening mitt attraction at the
Imperial Valley Athletic club arena
Friday night, he has not overlooked
the Importance of wetting the fistie
fans appetite with some speedy
preliminary punching. In his two
four FOUNDERS which will open the
show, Richmond has picked some
fast valley talent
The curtain raiser will bring to-
gether Homer Gaines, the little col
ored battler from Imperial and
Benito Taylor, the Filipino leather
tester of Brawley. This battle
promises to start the show off with
a bang. Gaines, although still
young in fistics, is fast mastering the
art of tossing the leather and his
speed and ability to punch have
made him big favorite in the ring.
In Taylor he faces a noble foe and
if the boasts of Brawley followers of
the Filipino carry weight Gaines is
apt to meet plenty of trouble and
lots of leather when he steps in the
ring.
Young Kid Mex of FL Ccntro is
just as snappy a bit of fighting ma
chinerv as his name indicates. He
meets Battling johnson of Brawlcy
in the second bout and some snappy
work should result.
Then comes the semi final in which
Jackie Carr, fast stepping boy,
from Los Angeles clashes with
Young Bello of the town of Gobs.
Jackie has been hitting a wicked
stride and plenty of opponents of
late but fast followers of the fistic
game predict that he will meet
plenty of opposition in the San Di
ego scrapper. Bello is no babe in
arms as far as the ring game is
concerned but as one fan remarked
yesterdays:
eff you think Bello is slipping,
MAN YOU re just crazy
Grand Finale
Then will come the grand finale,
Richmond has done well in his early
selections and hi final bet is going
the preliminaries just one better in
matter of judgment. On paper the
bout promises to be one Of the great
est ever waged in local arena and
will bring together bad News ;"
Ebber of Chicago and Irish Mic
key Cone of Los Angeles.
Little need be said relative to the
merits of the two boys. Bad
News has upheld his name in thn
game for several years during which
time he has met practically all Of the
best boys on the market. Cone.
while not equipped with the ring ex-
pericncc of his opponent, is regard
cd as one of the most promising
Youngsters on the coast and he hopes
to take one more step toward the top
of the ladder when he meets his
"Bad News
The doors will open at s o clock
Friday night and the first battle will
get going promptly at $50 o clock.
Imperial Valley press., 1927-03-09

in a room at the Youree Hotel,
headquarters of the White Sox.
who are in spring training camp,
almost unconscious from the loss of
blood. He was hurried to "a hos
pital whore, with the aid of stimu-
lants, his strength was at least tenn
porarily restored.
Worry over his physical condi-
ton was believed BY his team
mates to have been responsible for
the attempted suicide.
Mostil, who was one of the fleet
est outfieldcrs in baseball, has been
an habitual complainant about his
health, members of the club said.
He spent several weeks during the
winter in Chicago hospital, being
treated for ncuritis.
Imperial Valley press., 1927-03-09
No. S2S09
QOTICE OF SALE OF REAL
ESTATE AT PRIVATE SALE
h the Superior Court of the State
Of California, in and for the
County Of Los Angeles

t the Matter of the Estate of
George +. Hume, Deceased.
Notice Is Hereby Given that the
Undersigned, California Trust Com
|any, Il corporation, as executor of
|hc will of George Il. Hume, de-
|eased, will sell at private sale to
Pie highest and best bidder, sub
Get to confirmation of said Sup
|rior Court, on or after the Goth
Jay of March, 1927, at the office
# California Trust Company, Cali
|ornia Bank Building, 629 South
Fpring Street, in the City of Los
angeles, County of Los Angeles,
|tate Of California, all the right,
title and interest of said George f.
Iumc, deceased, at the time of
(eath, and all the right, title and
Interest that the estate of said de
cased has acquired by operation of
|lw Or otherwise in addition to the
htcrest of said deceased at the
mc of his death, in and to all that
ertain real property described as
plows
Blocks One q, Two CO.,
Seven (0 and Eight (s) of the
Llayd Tract, being subdivi-
sion Of Tract 115, Township 13
South, Range Is East, S. b. NJ,
in the County of Imperial,
State of California, according
to Map No. Al, on file in the
office of the County Recorder
of said Imperial county.
The terms Of sale cash in lawful
Honcy of the United States on con
of sale, or part cash and
he balance evidenced by note Sc
'urcd by mortgage or trust deed on
he property So sold, 1870 of the
mount bid to be deposited with
id. All bids or offers to be in
s,iting and will be received at the
Iforosaid office n any ti'ae after
he first publication hereof and be-
ore the date of sale.
Dated this 2lst day of February,
927.
TRUST COMPANY.
n corporation, as executor of the
will of George T.. Hume, Deceased.
Iyams & lIimrod, 720 \. G. Bart
lett Bldg, Los Angeles, Oalifor
mia, Attorneys for Executor.
'24tlj.
Imperial Valley press., 1927-03-09
FIVE WAYS TO
JUDGE CIGARS

In judging the quality of cigar consider
these FIVE points: CD Burn; (2) Aroma; 81
Taste or flavor; (D Color; (0 Workmanship.
Get San Felice at SC and tell us your idea
as to which of these five features is the chief
reason for its amazing popularity. Cigar
smoothncss, the fragrance. or that zesty mild
ness-of San Felice that is daily winning hosts
of new fiicnds' Without special inducemcnt or
heavy advertising the demand for San Feiicc
has coubied and trebled. Perhaps it is the mild
tasty cigar you are looking for. 1t costs Only
sc to find out. Get San Felce today and
then you'll know.
Imperial Valley press., 1927-03-09
|HUDKINS HANDS
BAD WALL0PLNC
TO BERT COLIMA
Winner Shows Himself to
Be Ready For Best in
Welter Class.
by United Press Leased Wire

LOS ANGELES, March 9.-Ace
Hudkins; the Nebraska Wildcat,
pday stands established as Il wor
hv challenger for the wcltcrwcight
aublc now worn by Pete Latzo by
irtuc of the terrific beating he
landed Bert Colima last night
b their ten round bout at Wrigley
eid.
When the final canto was over
Folima still retained his feet for Il
aason unexplained with his left eye
CORY eliot, and his right puffed un-
i he had but narrow slit of vision
hrough which to gauge his slash
hg, tearing foe.
In the early rounds Colima pulled
he crowd of some 10000 fans to
i'm, by boxing nattily, and to those
Imperial Valley press., 1927-03-09

FOR RENT-Furnlshed rooms. All
new beds. 643 Olive. 16tf
Imperial Valley press., 1927-03-09
NOTICE OF ANNUAL MEETING
OF THE STOCKHOLDERS OF
VARNEY BROS. g. COMPANY.

Notice is hereby given that the
annual meeting Of the stockholders
of Varncy Bros. & Company, II cor
poration existing under the laws Of
California, will be held at their
principal place of business at No.
569-593 Main St., in the City of
El Ccntro, County of Imperial,
state of California, on Tuesday,
March 18th, 1927, at the hour of
3 p. M, for the purpose of the elcc-
ton of Board of Directors and
for the transaction of such other
business as may come before said
meeting.
PEARL JONES,
Secretary of Narney Bros. & Co.,
By order Of the President. 5t9