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The Washington times., 1927-02-26
MARRIAGE LICENSEs

Victor h. Fuchs, 81. Meiba q MaIr.
ham. q. Of Atlanta, GA. The Raw q,
~. Diffenderfer. VI
jerome Tueley. 81. and Beatrice Aler.
andria, u: The Rev. W. Westray.
Harry n, Gray, %, ana Juiis Vitkis
JeAnson. u. The Rev. ]. r. KIM.
Horace Bolts, 81, and Gladys Combs.
~. The Rev. @. Page.
Leonard 8. Bussler, Is, ana Norah G.
joy 1e. The Rev. e. J. Connolly,
Robert Taylor, 81, and Bernics
Thomas 49,. The Rev. W.. Westrsy,
Clarence n. selba, az, and Ediih q
Jenkins. u. The Rev. j. ID. BriFgs.
Francis J, Dreamer, jr., "a, and Rua-
sen J. Palmer. IS. The Rev. J. NJ,
Hayes Hackiey, 30, and Hslsn psnn,,
10: The Rev. A. Sayles.
ElWood Chalk. 20, and RosaleI Rad
elite, 80, both Of Laurel. Nd. The
Rev. william NJ. Hoffman.
Donald r. Holt, %, Of Ocouto. wis.
and Elizabeth Dorsey, 90. The Rev.
]. II. W.. Blake.
Lewis cism Marshall, 90. and vsra
Alberta Speed. 10. The Rev. J. 3. Cat.
Garland A. stansburg. q, and Eva
Blanche Brooks. 10. both Of Richmond.
Va. The Rev, N. NJ. Simmons.
Ernest s. churbbek. %, and Marian
= Rogers. 81. The Rev. W. A. Lam
William peter Entbrech.. II, end
y: VI. Ths rev. whiia@ \. H of9:
JeSssA walter ROuss. q. ana cath.
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ALBERT FRANKLIN BROOKS

IA military funeral for Albert
Franklin Brooks, 81, Civil War
veteran and retired employee OF the
Treasury Department, will be held
In Arlington Cemetery tomorrow.
Mr.. Brooks died last night at his
home, 1424 w st. N. w.
Coming to washington in 1873,
Mr., Brooke was in the division OF
public moneys, Treasury Depart
ment, until 1920, when he was
retired after years OF service.
During the Civil War he was q
corporal in Company A, Thirty.
ninth Massachusetts Infantry. He
was a member OF Kit Carson Post,
9. A. r., and Of the Sons Of the
American Revolution.
Surviving Mr.. Brooks are his
widow. Mrs. Abbie Frances Brooks
and three daughters. Mrs. G. C..
Combs, wife Of Colonel Combs,
Chemical Warfare Service, u. s. A.;
Mrs. Philip s. Gunion, wife Of Capt.
p. s. Gunion, assistant chief nf
the bureau Of retirement, Pension
Office, and Mrs. Lorin s. Powers,
OF Philadelphia.
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Births, Marriages, Deaths
Phone Notices to Main 500. Obituary Desk
MRS. ALICE MORROW CLARK

MRS. ALACE MORROW CLARK
Funeral services for Mrs.. Alice
Morrow Clark, 81. q life honorary
vice president general OF the Ma
tional Society, Daughters Of the
American Revolution. who died here
Thursday, were held In st. Mar
garet's Episcopal Church this after.
noon at 2 o'clock.
Tor, Harry w. Dorsey, Walter Hough,
Webster r. True. and Paul Brock.
EFT. all associates Of Mrs. Clark's
late husband at the Smithsonian
Institution, acted as pallbearers.
Mrs. Clark was one OF the organ
izers Of the Daughters Of the Amer.
lean Revolution being listed as No.
is among its members. She held
the offices OF registrar general.
corresponding secretary general and
vice president general. Other or
ganizations to which she belonged
were the Society OF Mayflower De-
scendants and the League OF Amer.
lean Pen Women. She was an au.
thority on geneaology and contri.
buted papers to the publications Of
the Smithsonian Institution, OF
which her husband, the late A.
Howard Clark, was editor.
Born in Gloucester, Mass. Mrs.
Clark resided here since 1881. For
several years past. she lived in the
Florence Court apartments, where
she died. Two sons, Chester NJ,
New York city, and Howard s. r.
Clark, Washington, three brothers,
the Rev. II. =. Morrow. Garvin,
Mimi; DR.. III. J. Morrow. and DIR.
Charles III. Morrow. Of Gloucester.
Mass, and a sister. Mrs. Ada b
Collins. also Of Gloucester. survive.
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MISS ANNA G. THOMPsON

The funeral Of Miss Anna Eliza.
beth Thompson, administrative prin.
cipal Of the Slater Langston Schools,
who dropped dead in front Of her
home. 1895 Fifteenth st. N. W., viii
be held from the residence tomor-
row. Burial win be In Harmony
Cemetery.
Flags at the Slater and Langston
Schools were flown at half mast
today. Miss Thompson had just
returned from a teachers meeting
at the Slater School, when she was
stricken Thursday night.
For the past 40 years, Miss
Thompson was connected with the
negro schools OF the District. She
was made principal in 1904 and ad.
ministrative principal in 1920. Her
record as q principal was officially
graded as "eminently superior"
The Washington times., 1927-02-26

farmer Of the vicinity Of Boyds, and
sentenced to the Maryland peniten.
tiary for five years. win be paroled
March /.
Griffith died following injuries
sustained when he fell down an
enlbankment alongside the Baiti.
more and Ohio Railroad tracks near
Boyds and it Was contended that
Burdette. with whom Griffith had
Quarreled, pushed him down.
In the presence Of d daughter Of
the bridegroom. son Of the bride
and several other Washington reIa.
tives and friends Of the couple.
Harry r. Crummitt. 20, and Mrs.
g. Irene Morgan. So. both Of Wash.
ington. were married in Rockville
on Thursday by the Rev. Bertram
~. Osgopd. pastor Of the Baptist
Church. at the home OF the minis.
ter.
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MRS. LOUISA G. GRAFTON

Funeral services for Mrs. Louisa
Georgia Grafton, 70, who died
Wednesday in Emergency Hospital
after being struck by a street car
at Seventh and G Streets, were
held this morning at her late resi-
dence, 20 Seaton Pl. N. r. Mass
was said in Holy Rosary Church a.
9 o'clock this morning.
Mrs. Grafton was a native Of
Italy. She married Frank Grafton,
g prominent stone contractor, of
Paramount. w. Va, IS years ago.
coming shortly afterward to this
country. For the past Is years she
lived with her daughter, Mrs. Mary
Y. Darling. in this city. A son,
Joseph M. Grafton, lives at, Orlando,
Florida,
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45e Louisiana Ave. n. ".
If YOU Had
CHANGED

For man interested in mai
order business who has
~, 500 to invest; good Sc
|curity as well as interest
in business. Address Boz
|C-t22, this office.
The Washington times., 1927-02-26

Platinum bar pin, lost Monday evening
FEBRUARY q at Belsseo Theater: treasure,
&c 2, Keepsake. Finder return % 32Oi
ylegelanq ave. ". W.. or 0hone OIeVe
land 4z0a.
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MARY u. d. RRGIIN

A requiem mass for Miss Mary
2. F. Begin, AZ, who died Thurs.
Gay. at her home, SIG Twenty-third
St. NV, was sung in st. Stephens
Church today. Burial was in Mt.
Olivet Cemetery.
For the past 20 years Miss Begin
was . sAleswoman at the Palais
Royal. She lived with her mother.
Mrs. Sarah Begin and q nephew.
John schley. A brother, Francis
=. Begin, who lives in Arlington,
N. j., is the only other survivor.
The Washington times., 1927-02-26
RIRTHA

Jehp D. apd Marion r. woich. RiYl.
Jack and Julia Kerge. girl.
y{onn ana Frances peBeudetto, girl.
Jesse Z. ana Mabel L. Smith, bow.
Edwatd A. and Teresa WaEnor. how.
5ryan J. and Bessie N. Frye, giri.
James Mel. and Mabel h. johnson,
Allen and Dorothy Thurman. rirl.
Ray 7. ana Elizabeth A, Tucker Rirl.
HanfoFd ana MARGARET =. MacNideF
Jaffrey ana Helen Parsons, Rirl.
John L. and Yvonne Talbert, boy.
Harris and Nellie r. Haskin, girl.
Louis 4. and Gertrude Schuppin. boy.
Harry 7. and Anne Blum. girI.
Oscar g. and Audrey l. MitchsII. Riri
samuel Z. and Olive Rogers, boy.
Ssorge and Beatrice Jenkins, girl.
Tn t,s and Josephine Snyder. boy.
WtiliHm G. and Rose Smith, boy.
James y and 0uatava Eubanks. eirl.
Harry and jamie jackson, GIfi.
william =. and Charlotte /. LaWton.
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MON TG ONERY
REWTIES

ROCt1VlLLE. Md Eeb. 2s.-A
ntII providing for retirement * the
public school teachers Of Maryland.
70 p maintained and operated by
contributions from teachers and the
State. has been introduced In the
state Senate by Senator a.. Leroy
McCardHll, Of Frederick county,
chairman Of the education commit
tee Of thar body.
Clarence c. Rice. of Middletcwn
Nd, ana Miss Pauline N. Miller. az
Jefferson. Nd. visited Rockville yes.
terday to set married. but changed
their minds while making applica.
ton Tor the license and returned to
their Frederick County homes with.
out having embarked on the matfi.
nl0nial sea.
After the young man had given
his age as rs and that OF the girl
% rs. and answered all the other
questions propounded by the license
clerk. the two held q short confer.
e1ce and then announced that. after
all they did not want the license,
NO explanation was forthcoming.
Marvin M. Wire. Of SB7i Ritten.
house st.. Washington. and Charles
D. Miller. Of ia Baltimore Ave.
Iakoma Park, were arrested 81
Policeman Roy Snider when the
officer found that they had two
cases Of supposed Intoxicating LIQUOR
IA their automobile. They furnished
bond for their appearance in the
police court here for trial On
charges Of Illegal possession.
AnpOuncement has been made
that Lawrence Burdette, Of Boyds.
this county. found guilty in the cir.
cult court here two years ago OF
granddaughter. as q result Of the
death OF Clarence M. Griffith. q
Imperial Valley press., 1927-03-03
EXPECT RECORD
WILL BE MADE
AT DERBY RACE

tijuana RACE TRACK. Mex,
March 3.-Reported fit and ready
to run for the S25. 1000 prize, doZ-
On or more of the best three year
olds in winter racing are today
awaiting the parade call for the
annual rrncl a. of th Tijuana
Derby here ;eyt Sunday, March Ii.
At no Iircvi,ns seascl have the
three, car olds been so "a. advanc-
ed in their training as NV. Jn6S-
ing from his and the natu Il speed
of some Of The derby candidates. n
new track T.. rd for the us miles
will be established. This is | 40 %,
established last season b. Carlaris
but not in the derby.
On acc",rt of its his ric inter
est, for the name derby is the old
est name for any stake race in the
world, the renewal of next Sunday
will see The attendance figure 20
ing TO fully 22.n"0. There is oT"rv
prospect for fast track. The Ii
,uana Dclbr, ike all dcrbics else
where. always is = great sota. -
.lnu SOtWIN 1t'h NllA W. ''t !"
force. Their members will lc au-
gmcnt'd Il by the motion picture
e,"rs from I .. wood. III 49,
wisomc miss from screenland or a
prominent social woman w" crown
the winner.
While Sir Harry from the Sea
gram Stable, Justice F.. owned by
William Daniel and Movie STAR
who races for Baron Long seem
TO be the outstanding candidates
and will be among the choices, there
are Others who are conceded good
chances of taking down tn" *23 400
Not. With such others as Tin Hat,
Patriarch. Tod Sloan, ConduiStador.
Sun Affinity. Prisoner. Architect
and Shasta Bullet going postwaTd,
the derby renewal Of SUNDAY seems
certain to be contested stake.
The restoration to normal condl-
i;ons of Southern California rail
road and Highway transportation
will tend to increase the crowd. The
derby is expected to draw the second
largest gathering of the season
next to the 100000 Coffroth Han
dicap, which comes a wer'; later
March 13.
Imperial Valley press., 1927-03-03
CONTROL SYSTEM
IS ADOPTED FOR
MOUNTAIN ROAD

1n'order that the motoring public
may be better posted relative to the
control system in effect on the San
Diego highway between Shepherd
bridge and Mountain Springs, the
Press has been requested to publish
the schedule now in effect. The
road three miles in length, begin.
ming at the bridge and extending to.
ward Mountain Springs.
The road will be closed each
morning at 1880 O clock. 1t will re-
main closed to the public until
II 80 O'Clock. From 1880 until
1890 the public will be allowed use
Of the highway, a half hour being
given to traffic in each direction.
The road will be closed again from
1890 o'clock until 4 o clock in the
afternoon and after that time will
be open to the public on half hour
shifts in each direction. The road
will not be closed on Sundays.
This system will be in effect for
about 10 weeks, it was explained.
An effort was made by those in
charge Of the construction work un.
der way on the highway to keep the
road open to the public at all times
but is said to have met with com
Purchase Hotel.-According to a
telegram posted on the bulletin
board of the Hotel Barbara Worth,
the Stowell Hotel, Los Angeles, has
been purchased by Hervey and
Padget. The new owners plan to
spend $4,000 on improving their
property. Hervey and Padget are
known here as the proprietors of the
MARYLAND hotel in San Diego. where
many local residents stop when in
that city.
Imperial Valley press., 1927-03-03
Central High
School Notes
Bv MARGARET EIDE
High School Reporter)

In compliance with the request
made a short time ago for anv m
teresting documents which could be
displayed in the high school library,
Miss Manning, the librarian, an
nounccs the receipt Of the following.
A copy Of a paper nrinted in De
cember, 1853, named the " Newport
Mercury or Weekly Advertiser.
with the freshest advice both do
nestle and foreign. This paper
was sent in by Mrs. +. d. Stuart OF
FL Centre.
The s>cond article is japanese
magazine loaned to the library bv
Mr.. Kikuchi, lettuce dealer of Ell
Centre. The ma"azi"e, called "In-
terrational Graphic, is printed
"art'v in japanese and partly in
English, and contains many heauti-
ful Japanese prints.
These articles are a welcome ad-
dition to the library, and any other
similar ones will be greatly appre-
ciated.
Imperial Valley press., 1927-03-03
THE IMPERIAL VALLEY PRESS

have been given last week but due
to the firemen s ball falling on the
opening night it was postponed un.
til next week.
Miss Matte Welsh and Karl X.
II Gilman, class advisors and teachers
at the school, are in charge of the
production. The east is made up Of
~ students and considerable time
has been spent in perfecting the
program. With the additional time
allotted by the delay in presentation
it is expected that the show will be
Imperial Valley press., 1927-03-03
PAGE THREE

Fave flooded the baseball diamond
to provide IN acre and half skat-
ing rink, which .he boys enjoy for
a Commute period each day. Skates
have been purchased out of the
school athletic fund, raised by candy
sales.
Imperial Valley press., 1927-03-03
DR.. Amy Lvous, Osteopath, 7o4
SO. Fifth st. Phone 744. adv

Final Decree Granted. - A final
decree of divorce was granted by
Judge A. c. Finney yesterday aft
crnoon in the ease Of Fred V. Hum,
phries against Mary A. Humphries.
An mtcrlocutory decree was given
the plaintiff on January 8, 1926. In
the complaint the plaintiff charged
that his wife frequently called him
vile names and also charges deser-
tion on the part of the defendant.
Imperial Valley press., 1927-03-03
ICE RINK IS PROVIDED FOR
REFORMATCRY INMATES
by United Press Leased Wire

GREEN BAY, Wis, Feb. 90
The Wisconsin State reformatory is
not Il place of punishment, but a
place where youths are "corrected
and morally remodeled,' and thcy
are welcome to all the fun they get
out Of lire there, d:cor,!;ng to Of
ficials Of the institution. So they
Imperial Valley press., 1927-03-03
Junior Class to
Give Playlet

Amazon Isle,' a piavlctt, will be
enacted by members of the junior
class of Central Union high school
in the school auditorium on the
nights of Friday and Saturday,
March IL and l2. The play was to
Imperial Valley press., 1927-03-03

plete confusion to the workers. Il
was nointod out that the trucks us
ing the HIGHWAY were oneratino on
n minute basis. carefully timed
so that they would not meet, When
tho nnhlic w"s ollowed r"" oe III"
highway it completely confused this
SvStor. II woS nvn'1ined that
should the road be left open the re-
pairing of the highway would con
tinue all summer. due to delays
caused in this manner.
Imperial Valley press., 1927-03-03

[otel Contracts Awarded
Pitzcr, local contractor, has
ed that, through n misun-
ling, he was quoted as saw
lad secured the contract for
walton work on the propos-
h and winter resort on the
Imperial Valley press., 1927-03-03

one Of the most finished ever pro,
duccd by junior class
The event is an unusual one and
the proceeds will be used to help de-
fray expenses of the juniorsenior
banquet to be staged at graduation
time. The program will begin at
s clock each night.
Imperial Valley press., 1927-03-03

y to Loan or Automobiles.
Securities Co. Inc, Fred \.
\ or. Geo Main st. adv
Imperial Valley press., 1927-03-03

AVN io''h'' i'H'i says insib uoht VI
the contracts for the work has been
awarded at the present time.
Residence and Farm Loans. Ed
gar Bros. Realty Co. Phone 160. 60S
Main st. adv
Truck Hits Light Post.-.A minor
automobile accident was reported to
the police yesterday by Dick Shan
non. The report said that n truck
while being driven on Main street
crashed into light post near the
intersection of Fourth street. The
truck was considerably damaged
but no injuries were reported.
Money to Loan on Automobiles.
Sterling Securities Co., Inc, Fred
R. Cross, Mgr, 660 Main st. adv
Chickens Bought and sold. Dress.
ed or undressed. Phone a66 for
prices. 1882 Woodward. adv
For Good Hamburger sandwich
try the Valley Service Cafe. adv
Pioneer To Leave.-W. F.. Hansol
pioneer resident of the Bard dis.
trict where he has made his home
for the past II years, is moving to
Los Angeles soon, where he will
make his future home. Hanson, who
has kept the general store ut Bard
has acted as justice of the peace
and taken an active part in the af-
fairs Of that community, was in the
city today on business, accompanied
by j. NJ. Atkins, also of Bard.
Real Silk Hosiery Mills. Largest
in the world. Capital $1,000, 900; an
established valley institutions; here
at your service 12 months in the
wear. Edwin Stewart, Imperial val
ley mgr. Box III. FL Centre. Phone
449 around 3 p. m. adv
Camp Meeting Called.-A meeting
of the camp committee of the Boys
Scouts, at which a number of bust
ness men interested in the camp in
the Lagunas will be present in ad-
dition TO members of the Imperial
councils camp committee, is called
for Saturday night at the Hotel
Barbara Worth. The meeting will
be held ut Z o'clock. Plans for the
development of the camp prior to
its occupancy this summer will be
made. G. j. Carlson, regional scout
executive from Los Angeles, will be
among those present.
Sweet Peas. Large choice lunches
25c. Vines #. high. 6l7 Orange.
adv
No Less, No Better, but pure and
cold as ever. Panl' s Orangeade and
Lemonade, at Pickwick Stage De-
net. adv
School, Leaders Here. Werner,
commissioner of elementary educa
tion and +. l.. Thurston. secretary
of the California Teachers Associa
tion, southern section. yesterday
completed visit of several days in
the valley. Werner, who is from the
state office at Sacramento, was Wis.
iting high schools. Thurston address
scd several meetings, and also look
Cd over school G ndit Ons here
For Better facials and scalp work
call Marinellc operator. Davis Bean
tv Shoppe. adv
Appointed Deputy Clerk.-May
city clerk of Brawley, has
been appointed a deputy county
clerk by Cal G.. Mousscau, county
clerk. The appointment was made
10 expedite the work of register
ing the voters of the county and
will be in force only for the pur-
pose of registration.
Dr.. Amy Lvous, Osteopath, 704
SO. Fifth st. Phone 744. adv
Final Decree Granted. - A final
decree of divorce was granted by
Judge A. c. Finney yesterday aft ,
crnoon in the ease of Fred V. Hum
phrics against Mary A. Humphries.
IL. 4
Imperial Valley press., 1927-03-03

Money 20 Loan on Automobiles.
Sterling Securities &c. inc.. Fred Il.
Cross, Mgr. 6GU Main 81. adv
Imperial Valley press., 1927-03-03

'ood. dog biscuits, puppy
a. NJ. Williams. Phone 653.
adv
Imperial Valley press., 1927-03-03

A pencil concern Of Richmond,
Va, is building branch factory at
Stockton, San Joaquin county.
Imperial Valley press., 1927-03-03

v to Loan en- Automobiles.
Securities Co. Inc, Fred r
4 or. 6G0 Main ST. adv
Imperial Valley press., 1927-03-03

Herr" ! ouder saws the Scotch ore
not tight, but timid. Wrong again.
IS one-way pockets.
Imperial Valley press., 1927-03-03

Arrested in Calipatria.-
Mcxicans, picked up by the
ria police, were locked up ut
nty Jail this morning pending
They are bclicv-
'c connected with the hold up
$ station near Calipatria. The
re booked as Jerome b. Her
, %; u. +. Hernandez, -;
Mendoza, %, all of Calipat-
Imperial Valley press., 1927-03-03

ia, 43, Mexican, was arrest
immigration officials in Cal
last night. He was brought
e county jail and locked up
lg action on his case. lie
g given a hearing on n charge
'gal entry into the United
!. ,ie gave his I-lcc of resi-
as MeXicali.
cells Soc. Shampoo Doc; Trim
Manicure soc. Vera Rodri-
Casa Rey Hotel, No. II. Phone
adv
A. B. Hanson, Dentist. Ex.
IA specialist. Davis Bldg.
nge by appointment. Phone
adv
|aways Are Arrested.-Thrcc
ful venturers fell into the
Of iloltvIllc police late last
and after being questioned by
blice there were brought 10
|unty jail. 1t was found that
|ungstcrs had suddenly dccid-
pm a sight seeing trip and
Et further ado began the tour.
were docketed at the jail as
Lopez, l3; Frank Agualer, -,
Scrano, l3, all of
Eficld.
|dence and Farm Loans. Ed
los. Realty Co. Phone 1G0. COS
st. adv
10 Tuner, expert. Martin Song
|519 Main st. Phone 24W. 2
with Narney adv
on Check Charge.-Ed Mox-
of liebcr was arrested late
lav afternoon by Cndershrr-
t Underwood in IIchrr. Mox-
harged with having passed a
rss check at a store in ilcbcr.
being held 1t the county Jail
X action of the authorities.
da Blesy Dance Studio. 723
!. Phone 41lW. adv
lence and Farm Loans. Ed
os. Realty Co. Phone 1G0. Cos
st. adv
Arrested in Calipatria.-
McXicans, picked up by the
ria police, were locked up ut
nty Jail this morning pending
cstigation. They are bclicv-
Pc connected with the hold up
$ station near Calipatria. The
re booked as Jerome B. Her
20; u. +. Hernandez, -;
Mendoza, 25, all of Calipat.
Academy Of Music offers
advantages to students Of
voice, pipe organ and dra-
art. 632 Olive. Phone 1861.
i p. m, 4G6W adv
&c Business Ouiet.-Not an
VAS made by FL Centre police
the 2I-honr period which
lt noon today. This is the
me in several weeks that
ice have failed to docket at
|nc prisoner in n full day.
onc seems TO be behaving,
swat remarked in discussing
prd. land the city seems to
Euallv free Of the numerous
$ that usually turn mp at
ne of the year.
It Hair Cuts and finger wav-
hrbara Worth Beauty Salon.
adv
H to Loan en- Automobiles.
Securities Co. Inc, Fred r
igr. 6G0 Main ST. adv
FOOD. dog biscuits, puppy
4. NJ. Williams. Phone 653.
adv
totel Contracts Awarded
Pitzcr, local contractor, has
ed that, through mlsun-
ing, he was quoted as saw
lad secured the contract for
walton work on the propos-
and winter resort on the
to Loan or Automobiles.
Securities Co. Inc. Fred \.
tgr. Geo Main st. adv
~r r n
Imperial Valley press., 1927-03-03

1T Hair Cuts and finger wav-
|nrbara Worth Beauty Salon.
adv
Imperial Valley press., 1927-03-03

The standard of a mans worth is
Credit! Therefore, the strongest
step he can take is to protect that
standard at all costs.
You've heard this said about some
one you know: He may be all
right, but he doesn't pay his bills.
A collector at the door oftener than
usual. =. an account closed against
further retail credit name
brought up in the meeting of a
banks loan committee notice in
the Court Review" there are
dozens of ways in which the credit
record of a person becomes clouded.
Imperial Valley press., 1927-03-03

on Check Charge.-Ed Mox-
of liebcr was arrested late
lay afternoon by Undcrshcr-
I Underwood in llchrr. MoX-
harged with having passed a
rss check at store in Ilcbcr.
being held At the county Jail
z action of the authorities.
Imperial Valley press., 1927-03-03

|dence and Farm Loans. Ed
los. Realty Co. Phone 1G0. COS
st. adv
Imperial Valley press., 1927-03-03
|ha Blesy Dance Studio. 723
\. Phone 41lW. adv

lence and Farm Loans. Ed
os. Realty Co. Phone 1G0. Cos
81. adv
Imperial Valley press., 1927-03-03

10 Tuner, expert. Martin Song
|519 Main st. Phone PAW. 9
with Narney's. adv
Imperial Valley press., 1927-03-03

School, Leaders Here. Werner
commissioner of elementary educa
tion and f. l.. Thurston. secretary
Of the California Teachers Associa
tion, southern section. yesterday
completed a visit of several days in
the valley. Werner, who is from tho
state office at Sacramento, was Wis.
iting high schools. Thurston address
scd several meetings, and also look
Cd over school c ndit OnS here
Imperial Valley press., 1927-03-03

Academy OF Music offers
T advantages to students Of
voice, pipe organ and dra.
art. G32 Olive. Phone 1861.
p. m, 4G6W adv