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Evening star., 1927-10-02

Fives-Washingto and his Loya
Friend, Maj. Clark, hold converse
Lafayette comes to Valley Forge
Wagons from York arrive with Cloth
ing and Shoes for the SOldiers-Mar
garet Bittinger gives Washington q
New Cloak-The General Presents her
with a Captured British Officers
Sword-The Soldiers Forget tits Win
ter!
THE CONGRESS MEETS AGAIN.
A Proclamation for Day of Fasting
Humiliation and Prayer is Set-Pu.
laski and Armand receive Commits
sions to Organize Dragoons--Hessia n
Prisoners Reach York-France Sends
the Treaty and Millions-A Thousan
Voices Sing the Marseillaise-Dance
of the Tricolor-Confidenc in Wash.
ington is Voted-News Comes that
Clinton Evacuates Philadelphia-Con
gress Rejoices!
A WEDDING OF THE
REVOLUTION.
In the Kitchen with Dinah-Get.
ting the good things ready-In the
home of Margaret Bittinger-Maj.
Clark, Clergymen, and Guests arrive
The Ceremony in the Garden-Gail
McAllister sings to the Harpsichord-
Dinah serves the good things-~The
Negroes sing Plantation Melodies-A
Colonial Dance-Maj. and Mrs. John
Clark leave for York.
OLD YORK AND THE NEW
MA XION.
1791-President Washington Visits
Observation-Disclosures and the
Nations Heroes Meet-JameS Smith
patriarch, speaks-Washingt re-
spends.
EPILOGUE.
THE WHITE ROSE IS LOVE.
The Fragrance of the White Rose
Is Waited World Wide-The Beauty
and Power of Industry-York Serves
the Well-Being of ALL Peoples
FEAR is Dispelled-HOPE Reigns in
all Hearts!
On Thursday, October 13. there will
be a parade Of the school and Sunday
School children and the firemen from
both York City and York County.
October IA will be known as Ma
tional Representatives day, and it is
then that the official delegation from
the National Capital will be feted, and
members of both House and Senate
will make addresses. Representative
Franklin Menges, who represents the
congressional district which includes
York County. introduced bill at the
last session Of Congress for appoint
ment OF an official gennittes to repre-
Evening star., 1927-10-02


sessy ting-So what deed
you deed, Meesus Feitlebaum?
Il SECOND FLOOR-So wait
yat so 1 go in de night by de
moofies l should enjoinG dere de peec-
ture-so Is hempty de whole teyater
from sitts-so she's got to sect grad
ually right from me in de beck, SO for
de whole night she snizZes me yat
witt de hay fivver in de beck from de
nack-So / sad to her sad so
Boarding houze kippers from sail
ors you, witt de poifume on de top
from de doit-Far be it from me I
should holding witt a critchure like
you a conversation bot l paying a
hondred witt fife dollars a mont rant
it should be by me in de houze a
skowre batt-so If I'll nidding in de
beck from de mack showers so I'll
wouldn't gonna come here in teyater-
Snizze plizze by deefrence dirac-
ton"
So it comes along de husher wot he
sprays witt a spray poifune de toy
ater it should smalling gradually niZe
so dot ting points me yat witt de
feenger to de husher wot she saz so:
"Husher dollink-spreenkle sonre
pl!1xs BY dees poddy."
Evening star., 1927-10-02

was resolved: "That Congress adjourn
until Tuesday next. to meet at the
Statehouse in Philadelphia"
y X X
THESE important events in colonial
history are worked out in inter
esting detail in the pageant that is
to visualize the history of York and
which is to be presented on each of
the three nights Of the sesquicenten-
nial celebration, as follows:
PROLOGUE.
THE WHITE ROSE UNFOLDS.
FEAR Cries out from the Dun
geon-HOPE from the Tower an
swers-The Dream of the White
Rose-In England Henry VII marries
Elizabeth Of York-The White Rose
comes to Red Lands--On Horse the
Indians and Marylanders Combat
Gov. Keith of the Land Of Penn
promises Protection to Chief Tawena
Of the Five Nations--At Breakneck
Speed the Red Men ride toward the
Imperial Valley press., 1927-04-02
PERSONALS

Miss Marjorie Mcservc. who until
recently has been member of the
ri Centre library staff, has return
cd to san Diego whore she now re
sides, after a few DAYS visit with
friends mere.
Miss Margaret Watson and Mrs.
Frances Johnston Of Yuma are week
end guests at the home of Mr.. and
Mrs. e. \. Riley.
Mrs. t. H. Martin has as her
week end house guests Mrs. II. G.
Stevens and Mrs Earl Davies. both
Of Los Angeles. Mrs. Stevens Is
we'll known here as She is Il forme-
resident of this city.
Mrs. Grace Leland, Of San Fran.
cisco. who has been a house guest
Of Mrs. Ross 7. IiickcoX. left last
night. She will sail shortly for the
Orient, where she expects to spend
two wears.
Miss Agnes Ferris, citv lihrarian,
has returned from a week 5 trip TO
Arizona, accompanied w ,e. par
cHtS. Nh and Mrs. +. B. Ferris and
her niece, Mary Frances Iloppin.
The party visited Miss Ferris
brothers, II. ID. and +, y. Ferris, a:
their ranch near E!gin. Miss Ferris
also made 4 tour of inspection Of
the city libraries of Phoenix, Tue
son and BiSbee
Mr. and Mrs \. Il. West. Mr.. and
Ms. T.. Il. Cliddlr, Riverside, and
Mr.. aud Mrs. \. Il. Day and Mr.
Mr.. and Mrs. G.. +. Trowhridgc, Los
Angeles, are stopping at the Hotel
Barbara Worth. West and Criddle
are officials of the Southern Sicrras
Power Company.
Mrs. John W. Dabncy of Los
Angeles has returned to her home
in that city following Il six weeks >
visit here. Mrs. pabnrv, who is
the mother of Mrs. Charles ChiIdcrs
was Il guest at the Childcrs' home
during her STAY in this city.
Mrs 4. l.. Richmond of Los An.
geleS is spending the Weekend rs
the guest of Mrs. Leroy Holt at
the Hotel Barbara Worth. Mrs
Richmond is well known here, n
her husband, prominent SouthcrL
California hotel man, was at on'
time manager of the Barba'a Worth
MIR. Richmond is building a new
hotel at Las Vegas, Nevada at th1
present time, and is practically
ready to start building in SAINT,
Barbara where his hotel, The Ar.
liugton, was destroyed by the earth,
quake.
Mr.. and Mrs, John Cordcr of An.
ahcim, and Mr., and Mrs. Oliver
Long of Long Beach were recent
guests of Miss Nora Eplcr.
LEROY Holt, Fred Gianola and a.
II. Keller of the FL Centre branch
of the~Danl of Italy, and Il. Y.
Watson, Walter B. HaVckorSt and
Earle G, Davis, representing the
Erawley and Imperial Valley bran
chcs of the same institution, left
Imperial Valley press., 1927-04-02
Swing Represents
Local Cham Der

Congressman Phil p. Swing has
been selected by tie Fl Centre
Chamber Of Commerce to b. It's rep.
resentative at the Fifteenth AnnQ-
al meeting Of the Chamber of Com
merce Of the United States which
will be held in Washington y. c..
May 3 to May $.
Under the general heading, H'The
New business Era, - problems Of
current interest to American bust
ness will be discussed st the gath
cring. More than 800 chambers
Of commerce viii be represented by
delegates.
The program has been arranged
50 tlat the main geographical di
visions Of the country viii have an
opportunity to present their partic-
uiar problems before one Of tho
large general assemblies. Speaker.
are now being selected for this pur
pose and il is expected that Con-
gresham Swing Will place the dif
ficulties faced by Southern Cali
foruia before the meeting
Tie annual message Of the cham
Der will be delivered by President
John w. O'Leary at the first gen
cral session on Tuesday morning
May 3. President Calvin Coolidge
will he the principle speaker AT tht
meeting.
Imperial Valley press., 1927-04-02
Rate Hearing Set
For Brawley

Elmer Beach, examiner of the In
terstate Commerce Commission will
conduct hearing in Brawley next
week on complaints of shippers that
freight rates to the east are exces-
sive. The examiner left San Fran
cisco yesterday for Los Angeles
where a similar hearing wilt be held
and he will then continue to BraT.
icy. No definite date has been s"t
az yet for tie Brawl2y hearing.
Following the hearing on protests
by shippers of this vicinity the oy-
aminer will submit report rn his
findings to tho cn.nrissiOn in Wash.
ington, d. G.. E,Aa'n'ner Beach has
just closed two weeks hearing in
San Francisco on protests entered
by California deciduous fruit grow
ers against the rate of $l.73 per 100
pounds on eastern shipments of their
products.
Imperial Valley press., 1927-04-02
O'Brien Loses on
Foul to Whalen
Ry uited Press Leased Wire

LOS ANGELES, April 2.-Tom-
my O'Brien'S comeback - today
appears Il bit muddled. due to the
Santa Monica lightweight losing ON
a foul to Russ Whalen in the fifth
round of their scheduled 10 round
bout at Hollywood stadium last
night.
O'Bricn started off easily allow
ing Whalcn to take a shade in the
first canto, then flooring the Chica-
eoan twice in the second. The first
time O O'Bricn's righ dropped
Whalcn for a nine count, and rs he
arose groggily Il sharp LETT sent him
down cold, but after the toll Of
two the bell interviewed and Whalcn
was carried TO his corner.
Revived, Whalcn took the third
and fourth rounds Through The rf.
fcctivc use of a barragr Of lcttS
that kept C'Brien off balance,
Then in the fifth O 'Bricn scored
q siX-count knockdown and rs
Whalcn arose smashed over another
that brought the claim Of "foul, "
that was allowed by Referee George
Randolph.
Joe Lucas closed strong and toof
the decision from Billy Hart i'll the
semi windup. Jack Mcfarland woa
handily from Kid Ponce III TIA"
special event, Tony Tovar and
Jack Lamson fought 4 draw in the
feature preliminary. Reggie Kerr
knocked out Bob McNay after Il
minute of battling IN the curtain
raiser.
Imperial Valley press., 1927-04-02
Boxer Is Fined
In Police Court

Bcnto Taloy, recently dsquali-
fled as boxer by the state board,
was before Judge Edgar p. Hervev
this morning chs~"ed with being
the driver Of an automobile which
struck and injured an aged woman
and child last night. Taloy was
also accused of running away from
the scene of the accident, without
giving assistance.
He admitted his guilt, declaring
that he had lost his head while driy-
ing the machine and that he ran
away before he realized what it
was all about.
While the woman and child we're
not seriously injured they suffered
painful hurts. The child, Lorraine
FcX, was Knocked to the pavement
and her face bruised Miss Roset
t. +. Smith, aged e., aunt of the
child suffered injuries to her right
arm and foot.
Fernando Cordona, who vas with
Ialoy, rendered aid to the woman
and child but Taloy ran from the
scene. Assistant Chief Cornelison
and Patrolman John Adkins began
an inyesti2 lion which resulted IN
the arrc>' II Taloy.
The father Of the child appeared
in court ttle morning and asked
ti.at lruicnr" be shown the accused
4 The judge sentenced Taloy to pay
q fine Of 50 and spend 10 days il
/ jail. Tho jail sentence, however
was suspended upon recommends
! tion Of Fox.
The accident occurred at the in
/ terscction of Seventh street an.
, Broadway.
Imperial Valley press., 1927-04-02

yesterday for Los Angeles, where
they are today attending big
meeting of Bank Of Italy officers
and representatives. Tonight they
will be guests at banquet al the
Biltmore hotel.
Mrs. Charles +. Scott is ,danning
to leave tomorrow for SaG Diego for
a few days stay, motoring over
with her parents, Mr. and Mrs. r.
h. Wills Of Brawley.
Mr.. and Mrs. w. D. Allison Of
Indianapolis, who have been spend
ing the winter as guests Of their
son, c. w. Allison, are planning to
leave this week end for Los An
ge!es, where they will visit for a
time before returning TO their home.
Imperial Valley press., 1927-04-02
CENTRAL UNION
CIRCUS SCORES
DECIDED HIT
Students Show Plenty of
Artistic Talent in Big
Amusement Offering.

Everybody knew the circus was
in town Breaking n on the mid
afternoon activity Of the business
district yesterday parade with its
poppy band, clowns and animals
told the residents Of III Centre that
the Central Circus was on, and that
the local high school was very much
on the map IS far as pep was con
corncd. And last night, under the
big top Of the nigh school audi
torium, the students put on 4 clever
md mirth producing performance.
\ good crowd was present A fuil
house Il Indicated for tonight. when
the second performance Wlll be Civ
tn.
The #h6lc circus went over with
& bang result Of the combined
efforts g." All the classes and organ
izations in high school to make il
succcsstui.
\ regular circus band, which play,
cd popular music furnished pep. The
curtain rose on the freshman act
Marjorie Cass walked Il tight rope
then trained animal act was put
OF, which Was clevcrl% realistic.
Pie Girls GIcr Club in blue and
white costumes sang several pleas
ing numbers, directed bv Miss Mar
&arct Collins. The sophomore stunt
was enc ef the biggest laughs Of
the evening. L was called ga
mile n minute and amusinglv pOr
/ traycd a trio in the most dilapidatcc
! car.
Iinstrels Funny
The Junior boys put on funny
minstrel act, entitled "'Pants But
/ No Coat - Claire Ncwkirk anC
! Mcrycl Meadows gave a Spanisl
dance, which displayed real talent
The seniors gave three stunts. "Tht
Two ApolIos, : reproducing the pos
es Of several statues. professo
Magic Art, with the assistance o
a Hindu helper and Il magic screen
! produced a number Of articles; an,
the third part was barlesqucs from
the opera Carmen.
The tumblers did some difficul
't'H''tt' l'"'9 ''IH "tll' dIiIoHl
them Il pyramid, diving, rolls, an,
cunts on the parallel bars. TIL
clowns gave Il laugAable inpersou
alton Of the NoIga Boatman.
Clever Act Given
A onc-act play entitled "Whit
Elephants was the eoncladin
number ON the program.
In addition to tie main perform
ance, there were the side show II,
fractions, lemonade, pop, icecrean
peanuts and ali the other thing
which 60 to make up 4 real circu:
If tickets are not already secure
for tonight they may be obtaine
in the hall of tn" high school befor
'tilr performance.
Yesterday afternoon the popular
~ contest came to Il climax wit
the final opening of the ballot bon
rs. More than 10000 votes wcr
cast, and resulted in the sophomor
candidate. Jewel Harlan, placin
first The junior candidate, Mar
Kate Stewart, ran Il close secont
Much interest and keen rivalry be
tween the classes was shown. Mis-
harlan, rs the successful candidate
rode in the mammoth head of lei
tuce at the head OF the parade y
votes were a cent apiece, over $40
was netted by the contest.
Imperial Valley press., 1927-04-02
Motion to Dismiss
Hardwick Charge

y motion to dismiss the complaint
IN the case Of Joe Hardwick, chief
Of police of Calexico. charged with
assault with a deadly weapon. was
made by ATTORNEYS for the defend
ant, Edgar b. Hervey and NJ. W.
fonkling when the defendant was
brought before Judge A. c. Finney
yesterday afternoon for plea. The
Judge took the motion under ad
visement and will return a decision
later
The defense attorneys charged
that Hardwick had not been legal
IN bound over to superior court by
Judge |. Mayfield following the
preliminary hearing held about q
week ago. They claim the minor
court refused to allow the defense
attorneys to question witnesses anu
sustain certain objections of the
prosecution, and that as a result
the preliminary hearing was unfair
to the defendant.
Imperial Valley press., 1927-04-02
- 4bouE !
|CA!lIFQRNd I!
I TKV1N E.NdERo ,
NATIVE ANIMALS

MANY Of California $ native wild
ANIMALS are extinct or fast bccpm-
ing 50, for that is one Of tic ,n1
sequences of civilization Before
the advent of the white men ard
when the Indians rcamcd the val
levs. the animals rci9ncd supreme
N the m0untains.-seldom bothered
except when they vcntured too close
"a Indian settlements. There wee
grizzly, black, and sometimes polar
bears; the wolverine or gluttOn
~olves-femmon, gray dusky, blacl
and prairie; red foxes; raccoons
tnIcrican : badger. weasel, cimine
mink. skunk. lvnX, num1. beaver
moose or elk, the argali, bison, sea.
otter, squirrel. hare. pouched rat
several species Of deer, and tn,
pronghorn antelope.
When was the Southern Pacific
road between Los Angeles and San
Francisco completed?
sent. G. 1876. Road over Tcha.
chapi Pass WAS begin in 1872 and
was a very difficult task. nccessi
tating the building OF many tunnels
and Il loop three quarters Of i mile
long.
Which county has the smallest
population!
Alpine county. ON the eastern
border of California lust south of
III Dorado county, with a popula-
tion Of only @+3 according II the
1920 census.
In what year was there an crup-
tion in San .Iacinto,
There is no record Of an eruption
on San Jacmto. The only volcanic
eruption IN Fritcd States during
the last 100 years, WAS that of Mt.
ilaSScn.
These Questions Will Be Answered
Tomorrow:
When was work un the two cap
itol extension buildings started!
How many acres in California
are planted to navel oranges and
what was the vicid fer 1926
What was the uopn'ntion of Plac
crvillc when il is said she sect
more men TO the Legislature than
?nv other section Of the state
Which is the oldest university IN
California!
Imperial Valley press., 1927-04-02
San Diego Man
Is Sought Here

Police throughout Imperial Val.
ley are lookig for j. Wainwright,
aged %, wanted by Chief of Police
James Patrick of San Diego on u
felony warrant. Wainwright is
charged with embezzlement and ae-
cording to information here left
san Diego in an automobile hund
tor the valley.
The car is described as l'ord
roadster bearing the license number
sl9 807.
Wainwright is described as being
about ) feet, S inches tall; weight
about 40 pounds; dark brown hair /;
dark grey suit and dark complex
ion.
Chief Patrick asks that the ear
be held and the man arrested if To-
Gated.
Imperial Valley press., 1927-04-02
Defendant Held Here

Defendant Held Eere.-An order
for the arrest Of :. II. Oyama, de
fendant in civil action brought
against him By the Kamiya Com.
ranY, WAS issued this morning by
Judge y. G. finney TO prevent the
defendant from leaving this coun-
try 10 20 10 Japan before settlement
- the cas- Is made. Affidavit Il
III" effect that the claim of the
p)aintff was in good standing and
that the defendant is about to de.
part TO Japan WAS made and the or
der issued. The case involves lit
tie more than 800.
Imperial Valley press., 1927-04-02

To ASK New Trial--A notice was
tlled this morning at the. counts :
e.erk S office that motion will dc
made to obtain a new trial iii the
case Of l.. and W. l.. Brackenbury
against Lou Martin and Charles
Hayes. Judgment against both de.
PENDANTS was found i'll superior
court recently, the plaintiffs charg
ing the defendants as co-partners
with owing them money in their
acting as sub agents for the plain
tiffs at Bfawlcy.
r. w. +. A abraham and ". /. Wilson
are appearing tol the defendants.
I. v. Academy OF Music offer.
superior advantages to students Of
piano, voice, pipe organ and dra.
matte art. G32 Olive. Phone 1861.
After 6 p. m, 466W adv
Held for Investigation jack
Barker, 80, Of RI Centre was locked
up at the county jail this morning
following his arrest at Imperial foi
investigations. According to infor
nation at the sheriff's office 9
probe WIN be made into the prison
ef . possession Of an automobile
Hay Insurance. Edgar Bros. Real
ty Co, Fl Centro. Cal COS Main St
Phone 100 adv
Sues fer Tractor-An action wa
flied at the county clerk s offic,
this morning by ". W. Gaddi.
against Edgar Brothers company
! According to the complaint the de
Pendants took unlawful posscssio,
Of tractor alleged TO belong 10 tn,
, defendant and refused its return
! upon request. The plaintiff holds
/ he was damaged to the extent q
5000 and also demands the return
Of the tractor or the sum Of $iU0
is alleged Valuation.
Imperial Valley press., 1927-04-02
Wooda Blesy Dance Studio. 723
Orange. Phone 411W. adv

Eight Alarms III Month. Eight
flre alarms were turned in during
the month Of March according -
the figures issued this morning by
Chief Tom Rcams. There was little
damage, Insurance being collected III
only one case. This was III the
fire which destroyed the upholstery
and top Of the automobile owned by
Lee Nuffcr, local ATTORNEY.
Imperial Valley press., 1927-04-02
Arrested on Sanitary Charge.

Arrested on Sanitary Charge. j
tIabby of 4G7 Main street was ar
rested by Motorcycle Patrolman
Frank Van Bczcl late last night
charged with . violation of the food
laws. The complaint of the officer
charges that the defendant was
Transporting meat in u truck with
cut having the goods protected by
cover. The case was set for trial
at 9 o clock Monday morning
Imperial Valley press., 1927-04-02
Appointed Deputy Constable.

+. G. Russell has hccn named 4
deputy constable Of Calcxico town
ship, the appointment to become eff
tective Immediately. 4 certificate
ef appointment to this effect WIS
fIl"d at the county clerk : office
this morning by c. Guy Echols, con-
stable.
Imperial Valley press., 1927-04-02

when the judge dismissed charges
. against him.
Hay Insurance. Edgar Bros. Real;
ty Co., FL Centre, Cal. 6Os Main ct.
Phone 100 adv
: LccaI Man DieS.A-Cicmcntc Cas-
tro Of Second street, FL Centre. died
( yesterday afternoon following 4
long illness. Death was pronounced
, dtI' 10 pulmonary tuberculosis. The
/ BODY was removed to tie undertak
( ing parlors Of l.. f. Lemons and
/ Following brief fGneral service
tins afternoon burial was mad IN
! evergreen cemetery
Hay Insurance. Edgar Bros. Real
. ty Co, FL Centre, Cal. COS Main St.
none 100 adv
Getting Ready for Crop.-T. II.
williams, assistant general traffic
managrr Of the Southern Pacific
road and Y. +. FrizzclI. district
ftciRht ard passcngef.agcnt. made =,
! special tour Of Imperial Valley yes
t"rdav. The tour WAS made 70 srr
mat proper facilities Will be ON
hahd for the movement Of cauta.
IGupes when the season opens the
nldd!" Of next month. According
to the officials the cantaloupc cra.,
TINS year promises to be one Of the
greatest ever produced in the val
ley.
Bale Ties No. Is. 10H, oiled, at
Edgar Bros. CO. Hardware Store. I.
adv
Stock Train Moves. - There wcr.
~ ears included in the stock train
which rolled out of the valley bound
! for Los Angeles this morning. The
tram was made up as follows: Orita
) r"rs; talipatria ,; Brawlcv %:
imperial 9; FL Centre /; lEoltyiI!r
/; 'aI'Nico } and Mexicali +.
Marcels soc; Shampoo SOC; Trim,
''t' -hdHIcuft OUS. Vera RCUri
gne/, Casa Rey Hotel, No. II. Phone
ll6 al,
Reports Coat Stolen.--Harrv Car
michael of go Hamilton street re
ported to the FL Centre police latt
yesterday afternoon that y blanket
ond cont had been stolen from 76.
brighton street. He described hi,
property rs being II plaid blanket
and lambcriack coat. The police
immediately began an investigation
Dr. A. B. Hanson, Dentist. Ex
lre"tiea specialist Davis Bldg
! Evenings by appointment. Phone
SW. adv
= jury Trial Demanded.-A dc
mand by the plaintiff for u mr,
rial in the ease OF the County .;
Imperial against l.. W. Cuff and -
other defendants was flied ri tn,
county clerk = office this morning
Ihc ease ~ u Proceeding ia whicl
the county seeks the condemnation
81 certain properties belonging +.
t'fr defendants III order 10 gain a
riEh ut way.
Marcelling' soc. For appointment
phone l09S. Mrs. W L. Hamilton
GnJ a. Hiftb IA
Imperial Valley press., 1927-04-02

l.. A. South, Malad, Idaho, says
that of 90 calves born this spring
10 were heifers.
Imperial Valley press., 1927-04-02

No Less, No Better. but pure and
cold as ever. Paul's Oran1eade and
Lemonade, at Pjckwtck Stage De
pct ADJ
Imperial Valley press., 1927-04-02

Lake Henshaw, San Diego county,
has in storage $4,000 acrc-fcct Of
water.
Imperial Valley press., 1927-04-02
Nestle Circuline Permanents. Bar
bara Worth Beauty Salon. asv
Vagrant Pleads Guilty

Vagrant Pleads Guilty t. Wag
nor drew Il fine Of $50 or - days
III jail when he pleaded guilty TO
a charge Of vagrancy in police
court this morning. Ray Mckcnzi"
was more fortunate when he enter.
Cd similar plea and Was released
Imperial Valley press., 1927-04-02

Chickens Bought and sold. Dress
ed or uEdressed. Phone q6G for
\ prices. 1852 Woodward. ad.
Imperial Valley press., 1927-04-02

Tallon, Nevada, will build large
municipal swimming pool.
Imperial Valley press., 1927-04-02

Marcelling' SOC. For appointment
phone l09s. Mrs ". L. Hamilton,
o3l SO. Firth. adv
Imperial Valley press., 1927-04-02
NEWS BRIEFS
From City and County

Must Park Cars Correctly e.
Centre police began drive ycster.
day against parking automobiles on
;. the wrong side Of the street. There
were 10 cars tagged for this viola
ton yesterday and the tagging will
be continued until the practice is
discontinued by the motolis;s, ii
was announced.
Imperial Valley press., 1927-04-02

Dr. A. B. Hanson, Dentist. Ex.
!re"tiea specialist. Davis Bldg
Evenings by appointment. Phone
SW. adv