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Imperial Valley press., 1927-06-23
Flowers Popular
For Summer Wear
BY Hedda Hoyt
tUnted Press Fashion Editor)


, NEW YORK. june 23.-Flowers
| have taken possession of the Fash.
loh World this summer. They need
not be real to be fashionable these
days since real flowers, with the ex.
ceptlon of orchids and violets. are
seldom worn whereas everyone
wears artificial flowers of som,
sort.
During the early Jnring large
realistic chrysanthemum corsaSts
were the center of attraction At
present, the corsage is smartest
when II looks thoroughly artificial.
Thus we find the flowered chiffon
froek matched 10y a flowered cilf-
fon flower of huge dimension. The
petals are made by cutting the chif
ION IN narrow strips and joining
them at the center. Plain colored
frocks usually have flowers of self
material or harmonizing ombre eff
fectS.
For the sports frock we have
felt, crocheted and leather flowers.
Bouquets of vari-colored crocheted
flowers are smart on shoulders of
striped sweaters as each flower re
presents shade in the sweater
Felt flowers in tiny bouquets repres-
cnting Spring poSies are smart upon
the sports coat. Leather flowers
usually match the leather hat and
shoes.
For the bathing ensemble we sug
gest the rubberized flowers which
can be worn on the shoulder of the
suit or beach coat. Flowers should
not be worn on the bathing cap this
year as the smartest cap one can
wear is the simple rubber swimming
cap with or without a chin strap. y
piece of satin or a bandana can be
worn around this if one wishes.
Artificial flowers have establish
ed a stronghold even in the home.
What can be more artistic than the
little jewel trees or jade trees as
they are sometimes called! These
usually come in pairs, the pots be-
ing cloisonne and the flowers be-
ing made Of semi-precious stones
such us amethyst, JADE, coral, Iur-
quoise, carnelian, crystal, etc. These
trees last forever and one can al
ways find a place for them upon a
mantel. table or desk. When mount
ed and made into lamps they are
like little jewel gardens; glowing
bits of transparent jewels which add
a gay note to any living room.
Less costly than jewel trees are
little pots of glass flowers which
can be fashioned at home. \ bowl
or receptacle Of some pretty color
ing filled with sand and the glass
flowers are stuck in the sand hav-
ing the appearance of growing
there. Flowers may be waxed rather
than glass if one wishes.
Imperial Valley press., 1927-06-23
Says Ford Story
Not Authentic

Telegraphic word from y. W.
Aver and Son, of Philadelphia, ad
viscs the Press that some important
advertising material has been stol-
en- from their office. The thieves
took certain experimental and pre-
liminary advertisements regarding
the new Ford car, and have been
using the information thus gained
to issue news which is in many
particulars false, fictitious and i'm
aginativc, according to the state.
mcnt of \. W. Aver and son. who
are advertising counsel for the
Ford company.
These news items are being sent
out by well known news agency
as facts, say Aver and Son, al.
though the Ford car to which they
relate is not complete
Imperial Valley press., 1927-06-23
MRS. DRUMM0ND
MAY LIVE YEARS
DOCTOR STATES

FRESNO. Cal. June o5.-Lying
in world of darkness, bereft of
all higher human faculties, Mrs
Clara Drummond, -. who has laid
unconscious in the county hospital
for 81 days, may live for years,
DR.. Neil Dau, Fresno physician, re-
vealed today.
Or. Dau stated that Mrs. Drum
mond WAS not the victim Of sleep
ing sickness. as first believed, but
that hers is an extremely rare ease
of partial gaspoisoning.
The woman was found April I in
= gas filled room. Since then she
has not recovered consciousness.
Ir. Dau said the exposure to the
gas destroyed the higher nerve fac
ultics of hearing, sight, speech and
muscular control
The pecuiiarity Of this case,
nr. Dan said, "is that breathing
heart and digestive functions are
left unimpaired. Mrs. Drummond
may live indefinitely. =
Mrs. Drnmmond is the first
known victim Of this strange NAL
ady in California, the physicians
agreed. One other case is known,
that of Frcnchman, who survived
for one month.
Fed through tube, Mrs. Drum.
mond has lived for nearly three
months, losing 20 pounds in weight
Science offers no means of res
cuing the young woman from her
living death in darkenod, sound
less, unhuman tomb of her nerve
less body.
Imperial Valley press., 1927-06-23
Calexico Names
New Officials

Calexico's newly elected city
I board Of trustees have named
Thomas f. Anderson police judge
| to succeed r. S. Emerson, who re-
signed to accept the appointment of
superintendent of streets, parks,
water and sewers. Emerson s as.
sistant will be John Perhab. The
new superintendent of streets will
take office July | when the resig-
nation of George Brandt becomes
effective.
The beard refused to accept the
resignation of DIR. A. l.. Heck, citv
health officer and requested that
he continue in office.
a resolution was passed rcquir.
ing the ok. of Street Superintend-
ent Emerson on all acquisitions OF
purchase made by city employees.
The board has also asked the L.
:. Customs service to put ON two
more inspectors at Calexico and re-
questing conference with Collect
Imperial Valley press., 1927-06-23
Posse [ Searches
For kidnapel

1NGLEWOOD. Calf, June o3.-
\ posse of deputy sheriffs was en-.
gagged in manhunt in this vicinity
today for fiend responsible for
an alleged attack upon 9.year old
Elsie Edmondson Of Hawthorne
kidnapped from her home.
The child was playing in front of
her home when a stranger, drscrib-
ed as dark, bearded man OF 10,
approached and asked to be direct.
ed to inglcwooL
Per~uading the girl to enter his
automobile the man is said to have
attacked her, later returning her
to the home.
Imperial Valley press., 1927-06-23
Sure Nelson Is
Dark Stranger
BY United Press Leased Wire

SAN FRANCISCO. June 23.-
Earle Nelson. charged with the
murder Of woman and a girl in
Winnipeg, Man, i undoubtedly the
- strangler' Of the Pacific Coast,
according to Captain of Detectives
Duncan Matheson. who returned to
day from Winnipeg.
The Winnipeg police have a
splendid case against him, and |
have no doubt that he is the stran-
~cler WE have sought so long,
Matheson said today.
Seven positive identifications
Of Nelson both on the coast and in
the east have been made. There
WAS u marked similarity in all the
crimes and the movements of the
slayer are easily traced. think
all uncertainty as to the dark
stranoler' 5 identity has been re
moved. - saft
Imperial Valley press., 1927-06-23
Second Bluff
Beats /
by United Press Leased v

BY United Press Leased v
Los ANGELES, June 81
aid A. Dannen, "a, of San
today is convinced that badi
not essential in making ARE
Tommy Canning, restaurant
cr, brought Dannen into o
station last night, stating *
youth had attcmped to hold !
using an automobile crank {
I'd as n sawed.off shotgun.
Canning noting Ahe dee
dropped mis- hand into his
as though reaching for a r'
and ordered Dannen to lead Il
to the police station.
The police were told tina
holdup suspect formerly work
Canning, and that when he
gold watch disappeared.
Imperial Valley press., 1927-06-23
RUSSELL BENNITT
BRINGS BRIDE TO
NJ HOME IN HOLTViLLE
Ol-iiiiiiItlIIii

Russell Bennitt, e.e of the propri-
etors of the Hoitvlile Tribune. who
was recently married Ia his tormel
home in Montana has returned to
Holtville with his bride. MIR. Ben
Ritt is brother of George Bcnnitt,
who was for Il short time editor of
the Imperial Valley Press.
Another recent wedding Of inter
est occurred recently i'll Los AM
geles. Rev. {. r. Cheverton offic-
lated at the marriage Of Miss Iiei-
en- Goar Smithson OF HoltVille and
Wallace Nelson Kent Of Nisalia, the
ceremony taking place in GraySon
Memorial chapel III the California
Christian college. Mrs. Kent, who
is well known IN III Centsc, is q
graduate of the Christian college
She is the daughter OF Mr. and
Mrs. A. II. Smithson Of uoltvilIe.
Imperial Valley press., 1927-06-23
SIGNAL CHAPTER
= TO MEET FRIDAY

Signal Chapter Ne. 276, Q. +. =.
VIII hold its regular meeting tomor-
2pw evening. There Will be ballot
l4g and conferring of degrees. At
she request of Mrs. Marsery Peters
Wofford, Worthy Grand Matron Of
the grand chapter of the state OF
Texas, Signal chapter will confer
fhe degrees of the order upon a
candidate elected to membership in
Tarrant Chapter No. 5 of fort
" orth, Texas.
Imperial Valley press., 1927-06-23
BOARD PROBES JULIAN
RADIO INTERFERENCE

WASHINGTON, June 23.-The
Federal Radio Commission is inves-
tigating complaints of alleged radio
interference with the recent Pacific
coast speech of c. c. Julian, central
figure in an alleged stock scandal.
Julian claimed his speech was mys-
,eriously interrupted.
Imperial Valley press., 1927-06-23
BIRTHDAY FINDS
ENGLISH PRINCE
STILL BACHELOR
BY NEA Service

] LONDON, June c5.-The world :
most eligible bachelor is 80 years
old today-and still a bachclorl
Edward Arthur Christian George
Andrew Patrick David Windsor,
more poPularly known rs the Prince
, of Wales, is eating his birthday
cake today in one or the other of
his various palace homes. while his
father, the king, and his mother,
the queen, Sorrowfully reflect that
for mere than fifteen birthdays
they have said, next wear he IL
be married, surely,'
1t WAS back in 1911 that the in
+ ternat .onal hullabaloo about find
ing Il bride for Prince " Davy
/ began. In 1911 he was bctrothcd
by public opinion to the daughter
of the Kaiser Of Germany, Princess
Victoria Louise.
And from that first engage
! ment he has been variously re
. ported engaged to every eligible
girl of blood royal in the Caucasian
world; girls of every religion, girls
! ranging in age from Is to 81, beau.
! tiful girls and homolv girls, studi-
ous giils and frivolous girls.
Many Romances
| There are enough romantic tales
woven about Prince Davy to
supply all the operas of all time.
One Of the most popular has it
! that his heart is buried in the un
! known grave of the Grand Duchess
! Tatiana Olga, daughter of the Gar
! Of Russia, who was put to death BY
! bolshevists.
/ They say that he loved lovely
! Princess A>trid Of Sweden, and wa
about to make her his when Sh"
married Crown Prince Leopold o.
Belgium.
They say that when, returning
from his trip to America, he found
dark eyed Yolanda Of italy a guest
of his royal father and mother, he
was almost ready again to pleas
the world by mating. But she re-
turned home to wed daaning cav
airy officer.
| They say that little Princess Ilc-
ana of Rumania pleased him, but
! that the too-cvidcnt eagcrncss of
her match making mama, Marie, to
Moose him as a sOn-in-law antaC.
onizcd him until he told her to
take lleana home and 'put her in
school where she belonged.
Today the prince is 50. King
George grows old and weary of
cares of state. Prince "Davy' is
the idol of his people. They want
| him ON the throne, But they do
not want bachelor king.
Prince Keeps Silent
Dut Prince "Davy' only shrugs
/ his shoulders and lets them talk.
MANY Of his intimatcs seem TO be.
licve that he has no hankcring to
| be king, and that if bachclornood
will keep him from the throne and
give it to his brother, the Duke of
York, and from him to his little
! daughter, the Princess Elizabeth,
nothing could suit him better.
| In alarm, the high moguls, see.
! ing first one princess and then an
other who has been reported en-
gagged to the Prince of Wales,
marry another, cry out, "Soon
there will be no bloodcd maidcns
left!
! But facts are that there are a,
bout 1900 maidcus Of blood royal
in Europe and only about 10 eligi,
! bic princes.
If the Prince Of Wales really
wants wife, and wife who, ac
cording to officialdom, would bc
altogether fitting and proper, there
! is No dearth of matnrial
Imperial Valley press., 1927-06-23

Quakers, a. recent conveution,
decided 70 "pep' up then meet
lngs. It does seem rs if they have
been rather quiet Of late.
Imperial Valley press., 1927-06-23

The reason some people PGrt hous-
es is because it IS dangerors to sleep
IN garages.
Imperial Valley press., 1927-06-23

or Louis Sch wacbc = t Los ng
garding improvements at tn
national line gate.
Imperial Valley press., 1927-06-23

hilarious comedy of every kind
rom slapstick 10 comedy drama,
throughout all its rapid sequences.
Imperial Valley press., 1927-06-23

Eighty per cent of the members
of certain prison band were parol-
ed before their terms ended. Even
in a penitentiary peace, it seems,
is blessed.
Imperial Valley press., 1927-06-23
Social BrevitieS

Mrs. L. T. Gilbert of San Diego
has been the guest of Mrs. f. D.
Imperial Valley press., 1927-06-23

Mrs. John McClave will leave
next Tuesday for trip to Ohio
and Pennsylvania where she will
visit friends and relatives. return.
my about the middle of September.
Imperial Valley press., 1927-06-23
w Worm@m;s ee11[1!E:97l;s5 Interests Z,

Jacobs several davs this week. Mrs
Jacobs plans - leave Sunday ON a
IMP east, gong first to Buffab.
thence TO New England where she
VIII spend three months visiting her
relatives and relatives of Mir.
Jacobs.
, 1927-01-27
mo MORE MOTH HOLE
IF YOU USE
LarVoX

You have heard of waterproofng; And
ireproofing; Now comes mothproofiEg
with Larvex. This is what this great
preparation does-actually mothproofs
the cloth itself so that no moth-worm
will take even a single bite. When Lar.
vex is sprayed on any wooden fabric, it
penetrates the fabric and becomes part
of the wool fibre. The fabric then be-
comes safe from moth-damage for an en-
tire season or unless worn or washed. g2
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MISCELLANEOUS

WILL EXCHANGE for used building
material including lumber, bricks.
hollow tile, the following: Fordson
tractor, double disc short hitch Oil
Yer pillow. one long hitch Oliver pillow,
one tractor. double disc harrow, DO
tato planter, six II. +. International
gas engine. = small mules. wagon
and harness, one 3 II. T.. Fairbanks
Morse gas engine. sorghum hay: also
have 5000 seedlings. Address BX
care Herald. rs
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MUCH ARUsFD EYE

HILLSBoRo-P-G. j. johnson
was struck In the eye by a corn stalk
while working in his field. He took
the bandage off n few days later and
was struck In the same eye ny q
nail
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LIVE S~TOCK-POULTRY

BABY CHICKS FOR SALE, Barred
rocks, Rhode Island Reds. White Leg
horns. We are booking order for de-
livery December q. Roy T.. Clark
Seed Company, San Benito. Tex. rs
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SHOCK RESTORES SPEECH

WIGAN. En1-The shock cf fall
ing into the canal rear here restored
ne speech and hearing Of Thomas
Ntzhugh, who had been deaf and
dumb for fourteen year1-
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Fair Program

Thursday-
Southern Pacific and HarIingen day
Gates open ut Q q. "a.
Arrival 5. p. special train, bring
ing 600 visitors, including band
and giee clubs.
Concerts by Southern Pacific
band and entertainers.
Football Consolidating Junior
College W.. Centenary College OF
Shreveport.
Addresses and entertainment By
9. n. officials.
Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1927-12-01

FURNISHED COTTAGES with gas,
hot water and garage, by day. week
or month. Palm Courts, Jefferson
Street. Phone 557. Y-15l
Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1927-12-01

DAIRY FARM, near center of VAL
ley. On highway. % acres in culti-
walton, irrigated. 26 acres desirable
pasture. water plenty. Fair improve
ments. 30 head of cattle. a team,
some corn, and hogs. Attractive price.
some terms. A paying combination
with local demand for all products.
G. r. Asbury, Mercedes, Texas.
Phone 307. YlOI
Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1927-12-01

LET US SHOW YOU Our beautiful
domestic subdivision. Southern Real
ty Company. Y-66
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REAL ESTATE

WHAT DO YOU want for a home
anyway? Peace? Quiet? Beautiful
shade trees? A place to swim? To
fish? To canoe? To use a motor
boat? Good soil? Irrigation? Tile
drainage? A house? Five rooms,
you bet. A paved highway, accessible
TO San Benito and Brownsville
Fifteen minutes from either. Gas
line nearby, electric line close. Mod
ern school five minutes away. Tele-
phone? Drainage ditch? 500 two
year-old citrus trees; Sc large bear
ing trees. Best citrus soil in Valley.
Between two railroads. All these
opposite beautiful Lake 0lmito, SEQ
yards from the pavement. How long
do you think this snap is going beg
ging7 Thirty-six and one-half acres.
$500 an acre, house included or will
sell sixteen and one-half acres with
900 citrus trees without house ut
S3O0 an acre, 20 acres with 500 cit
trees less house at $500 per acre.
Land values all around this choice
estate rising rapidly. Take note that
five years from now this place will
sell for $1,000 an acre. Seeing Is be-
lieving. John N. Merrill, Agent, pa
Levee Street, Phone SGT. Z-17
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,l==:==!.[IHIll..:..77
A1vifh an OK that counts I
-

Chevrolet coupe, late 20 model, I'M
sshed in new dark blue dueo, me-
ehanically reconditioned. good tires.
Chevrolet coupe, 20 model REIN,
tahed IN Beige Brown Duco, good
tires, mechanically reeonditioned'
number Of accessories. f,
Chevrolet coach, late % model, good
tires, complete mechanical overhaul,
good paint. some accessories.
Chevrolet touring, 1925 model
dueo finish. good tires, best me-
chanieal condition.
Chevrolet ton truck, cab and farm
body, 20 model. motor rebuilt, ali In
hest mechanical condition.
Ford % tudor sedan, new paint,
good tires, good mechanical eondi-
tton.
Ford, "a fordor sedan. good paint,
best mechanical condition and good
tires.
Also n number Of Ford tourings
and roadsters running in price from
5000 10 SI35.00.
STEVENSON MOTOR co. INC.
s53 Adams St., Brownsville
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FORD COUPE. late 1924 model, new
tires, mechanically reconditioned,
good body and finish, only S1s5.
stevenson Motor Co. Inc, Browns
Vile. f-io'
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REAL ESTATE
Farms For Sale

A FEW More OF these $500 lots left.
They are handles. Southern Realty
Company. Y-66
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NEWLY remodeled four oom apart
ment, private bath, Adams and Paln
Boulevard. Ring 800. Yes
Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1927-12-01

FOR RENT-Four room cottage and
bath. Apply 100 Fourteenth Street.
Y161
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NeAReX oAN oOeGAN.
TUE GULLY OF THE
MINING COUNTRY 8
LOOKING zoe AIS
SAARE OF COLO
AE HEARS NlICkTS
FEEBLE CRY FOR HELP!
DAN PUG6AA PLA@ED
6H------.-BULL CANINE
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EMPLOYMENT
Salesmen-Agents

SALESMEN-Sl6O month and ex-
pense selling Cigars. Experience not
necessary. Send s~elfaddressed stamp
ed envelope for information. Ma
tional Cigar Co, High Point, N. G..
Il
Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1927-12-01

FOR RENT-One six room house; St.
Charles street; furnished; garage.
Phone 456. Y-1S6
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FOR RENT: New five room house;
garage; well located. Phone 456.
Y-1B7
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VERY PLEASANT completely fur
nished four room south apartment.
Private bath. $40. Phone 946-W.
YIIs
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REAL ESTATE

FINE new Los Ebanos Five-room
home. Terms.
New residence. Victoria Heights,
w~ell-located. Very reasonable. Terms.
Duplex in good location. New. A
fine buy. Reasonable terms.
well-loeated Washington Street
residence in fine condition. Priced
right Terms.
See Mr.. Trip.
FOSTER REALTY COMPANY
LIST YOUR PROPERTY WITH US.
Y-l73
LAND FOR RENT-Several hundred
acres irrigated land In tracts OF
twenty to three hundred acres each.
James-Dfckinxon Farm Mortgage Co,
Office-Travelers Hotel, Phone a5o-
WIS
FARMING LAND. among big de-
vtlopment. none better in the VAL
Icy. SIS per acre. Terms. Give US u
chance 20 prove it. G.. Helbig, Real
Estate. Texas Bank building. YleS
SACRIFICE, account Of health, 6S.S4
acres on concrete highway, as acres
in cultivation, $500 per acre, half
cash. Four In row apartment houses
renting for Sis per month. all rent
Cd. S5,5oo cash, remainder $1,000 a.
$40. 80 per month"; Box 1917, San Be
nitos 3sAaAs ~
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RENTALS
Houses

FURNISHED house, suitable for
two small families; six room house
with gas Also two-room apart
ment, $40. All on paved street.
Phone 175. X-240
Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1927-12-01

SPECIAL LAND BARGAIN - One
tract i52 acres, another 235 acres
finest Higalgo County orchard land.
irrigated. second lift. Cultivated,
buildings. surrounded BY good de-
veIopment. Price toe low 70 pub
lish. c. II. Swallow. Alamo. Texas.
yeas
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FOR RENT-Cottage with built-in
features, bath and garage. Phone
1s7. Y-1ss
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Articles For Sale

VOLCANO music box, good as new;
reasonable terms. "A. L. Landry, Nc
Allen, Texas. Y-2l3
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RENTALS
Apartments

FOR RENT-Three-room furnished
apartment. modern, with garage.
Phone ll49-W. Yl33
Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1927-12-01

EU- Mn AO4NIEN
What you want Is the right price
and the right location. / have it
Listen.
No IA ten CI0l acre subdivision
all plated and ready to 20, on the
Boulevard one-fourth mile from
town.
No. 2-44 acres improved, three
miles s. +. McAlien, all under culsi-
walton.
Nc. S-20 acres th-ee-fourths mile
~. r. McAllen. good house.
No. 4-9 acres adjoining town
limits-eood town.
For prices and terms address Box
%, Point Isabel, Texas. Y-214
Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1927-12-01

FOR RENT-Brand new tile succeed
Duplex. Ready very soon. Oak
floors, Murphy beds. built-in features,
Florida awnings. Very desirable for
small family. $40 per month OK
$3.50 for one year lease. Phone 70s
or S46-J or Frontier Lumber COM
pany. Y-1S0
Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1927-12-01

TEN ACRES. Near experimental
farm. on highway, some fruit planted.
S275 per acre. Terms. G.. I. Ash
bury, Mercedes, Texas. Phone SGT.
y-l65