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Putnam patriot., 1927-01-28
VISIT WHITE HOUSE
President Coolidge Will Receive Pilgrims.-Seventeen From
 This City.

Seventeen from Putnam will take the weekend pilgrimage to Washing ton arranged by the night schools of the state. They will go hy train or notorious to Hartford where they will take the special train leaving that city at S.20 o'clock this evening. President Coolidge has promised to shake hands with the pilgrims when they are escorted to the White House. The trip from Hartford and return costs but SEQ. This does not include sleeping accommodations on the train for it is made up of all day coaches. But this hardship will be nothing when the objective Is considered
 The trip was arranged for eduea- tional purposes. There has been a good demand all over the state for accontmodations. The train will reach the nations capital at an early hour Saturday morning and break fast will be served. All hotel accom- modations are included in the s20 paid by the excursionist. There will be special guides and transportation will be furnished. At just what hour the delegation will visit the White ituuSt hhS HUI Dttfi diibVdHttb tst arrangements have been made for them to meet the president.
 After sightseeing all day Saturday and Sunday morning the return trip will begin shortly after dinner, the train arriving in Hartford early Monday morning.
 Among those who have made reser- vations from Putnam through Louis F. Battey, principal of the Putnam evening school. are the following Anastas Pandosis, Lawrence Bermer, Frank Larrow. Miss Rachel Hurlbut, Miss Bertha Chapman, Miss Edith Goyette. Miss Leah Codarette. Miss Anita Brodeur. Miss Madeline Mccoy. Miss Pauline Lueier. Miss Giselle Magnant. Miss Marjorie McGillicuddy, Miss Elizabeth Smith. Miss Minnie Jennett. Wilfred C. Mills and Mrs. Clara L. Mills.
Putnam patriot., 1927-01-28
HOWE. .MARoT STUDENTS
 PROVIDE FREE BEDS

Students of the Howe Marot School of Thompson have turned over to Miss Nellie Bloxham. matron of the Day Kfmball Hospital. sufficient funds to maintain free bed in the hospital This is the fifth year that the young ladies of the school through their Christmas sale and entertainment have provided a bed for some unfortu. nate needy person unable to afford such accommodations. Their gener- esitv and interest in the hospital Is highly gratifying to the hospital off eials, and appreciated by all who are interested in this important institu- tion.
Putnam patriot., 1927-01-28

Denmark is the only European country which has retained public ex- cautions.
Putnam patriot., 1927-01-28

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 si323. All brias5 { .. ]. Ddrssi, piss
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Putnam patriot., 1927-01-28

However you judge closed car value-in exterior refInements -- or in the more important attributes of fine performance and long life, you cannot close your eyes to the advantages of the new Hup- mobile Six Sedan.
 Here you will ind beauty and luxury in generous measure. The new metal ball back body gives a graceful silhouette that lifts this car above the commonplace Up holstery is of genuine mohzir, harmoniz- ing in color with the finish of the body.
Putnam patriot., 1927-01-28

Hardware is of the highest quality and the complete equip ment leaves nothing 10 be desired.
 D=;Is 70 regular Hap mobile standards. for years recognized as better than average, this Sedan would rank as one of the fore most quality cars in America.
Putnam patriot., 1927-01-28

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Putnam patriot., 1927-01-28
Compare Its Value With
 All Sizes Near It's Price

But Hupmobile goes l0% beyond-Hup. mobile makes it's quality of materials and workmanship 10 per cent finer thsa required.
 While thus adding io% to manufaetur- ing costs, HupmobiIe adds not one cent 10 it's price. As result, the Hupmobils Six is recognized far and wide as offering more quality. per dollar ofPurohase price, than any other Six on the market See this improved Sedan, drive 1t and
Evening star., 1927-11-29
HELP-FEMALE.

| YOU' G LADY. refined. between 20 and 25,
With me stenographic knowledge: for Office
salary expected Address Box 1S5-R: star
| Office 3O'
Evening star., 1927-11-29

YOUNG LADY to help in grocery store;
| country girl preferred: room. board and
IanI ID
Evening star., 1927-11-29
RECOMMENDED SERVICE.

at lowest prices: skilled mechanics: :
10 wears satisfactory service Met Decorat
ing & Eiec Co Inc 300 G NV, FIR. 800.
Evening star., 1927-11-29

CHTCKEN HoUsEs-3 beautifuI portable
$50 each also fine poultry: bargain
Marcels Restaurant 104 Baltic. boulevard
Hyattsyille Md.
Evening star., 1927-11-29

BACK SECTION for an S-.s-6 steam boiler.
BOOKS BOUGHT N 3543 l7Ii St NV.
Evening star., 1927-11-29
SITUATION-M.ALE.

MAN married wishes position as ianitor or y
assistant. with best OF ref. Call N. s5sS
between 6-S, -.
Evening star., 1927-11-29
PERSONAL.

1890 9th st. Potomac 223..
--=-=---=-- --=--=--=--===---==--=<--==
PERSONAL.
HAVE TRANSFERRED MY ELECTRICAL
ohane TSss rS.. 'S m assistant Tor appointment
yIoLET vIe 5a BAY F5EcTRc !, BY
ELECTRICAL TREATMENTS AND SWED-
nurse Phone Shepherd 5000. ,O'
SSEUsE-SWEDlsH EXPERT. GRADU-
ate lately arrived gives excellent massage.
1928 M St NV. Apt. l. 3'
EVERY CARE GIVEN CoNVLLEsCENTS
'nyvalids and aged by nurse in her own home
All convenenees Phone Adams 1858 1888
kalDrama rd.
ELECTRCLYsTs ONLY SAFE AND PER
%ass MAKE Tay g ye.r, s
i02 Kresge Bldg HOS G at. 5.
FEATHER BEDS MADE INTO FOLDING
sbsaM9es N s, asRosst1htS hnc sa%R H
violet ray Treatments. Office, to g. Apt. 2
145a st. NV.
NURSE pEvoTTNG HER SPACIOUS COM.
Portable home to care OF tnyaiids. GONZALES.
ents Diet specially Shepherd Ss0l
SPECIAL ANNOUNCEMENT - EUGENE
speciality. Scalp treatment Facial and
HYps W" apa nd Gant hair
PTANos-EXCHANGE YOU'D. OLD PIANO
for new Ortho. Vic or Radlola comblna-
i iSai s1a Mr PLRxsHSr alShs aqf Musrc s sHoP ssiS
I4th st NV. Open evenings:
rRUsSEs AND ELASTIC GOODS AT real
guaranteed S EXPERT lady and sentIeman al.
tenants t.. care TOR v0ns every want Pro
CABINET BATHS. BAKING WITH NEW
heIiotine zOalite. violet ray. electric and
Swedish massage. FIR. 4aa.
GIFTS OF, MANY, KINDS. SEE THE
Dee CHINA Asp GIFT sHop sSS Eve
/ DO WINDOW AND HOUSE CLEANING:
walls and floors cleaned. refinished. shellack-
ing and waxing; painting interior and exte-
sa cn en of pot oe: ssasy ssy hour
FOX ADOPTiON--BABf BOYS RANGING
10 age, from two weeks to fye months some
cnsase Aadress VEIL MA
and nursery built of quartz glass: children
taken hourly. daily, weekly: reasonable. 3s
4 GOOD THING 70 REMEMBER IN CASE
many considered the most reliable detective
srvice u WashinSton Badfsrd o ine
WANTED MASSAGE AT RESIDENCE. MAS:
seur: state experience, price and duration Of
treatment. Address Box 270-Rc Star Office:
COMPANION TO LADY: REFINED. GOOD
social standing. travelled: will go anywhere:
graduate nurse Protestant. best references
Address Box a6D-R, star office, 800
CONFIDENTIAL DETECTIVE SERVICE -
Established in Washington for ~ Years.
clean reliable efficient service: consultation.
advice free. Phone Franklin 800 BRAD
FORD INC Transportation Building 1tb
and NV
SWEDISH MASSAGE IN YOUR OWN HOME.
Special treatments for colds. For appoint
nient phone Shepherd a7S5-W.
SLIP COVERS OVERSTUFFED SEPARATE
cushions snap. fasteners $l075 L
Isherwood 5l3 2sth Sc Line. $3.50.
PIANOs--EXCHANGE YOUR OLD PIANO
for. a new OrthO Vic or Radioa cOmbina.
tiDn liberal allowance made. Call Columbia
I841 MT PLEASANT MUSIC SHOP 33l0
lfth st. NV Open evenings.
PTANOS--SPOT CASH FOR GOOD USED
upright grand and player pianos. Call Mr..
MAHER, Cleve. 1881. after Z pm.
THROW AWAY YOUR ARCH SUPPORTS
All foot troubles come from wrong shnes
DR.. THOMAS Smart Correct shoes
1907 CONN AVE MAIN D62 COL. goa
MIMEoGRAPH. si.a5 FOR 100 COPIES:
niuItigraphing. addressing envelopes.
The Duplicating Office.
Main G2Tl 1412 G Street NV.
Accredited Private School
offers reduced tuition to a limited number
~ rirlo hnardtne studpnta DeeatuF f1R1
Evening star., 1927-11-29

FURNITURE of every 1escription needed at
Jnce including antiques and hric-a brac.
stocks of merchandise etc Call kensingtou
Evening star., 1927-11-29
YOUNG MEN,
NORTHw WEST.

hooking for a position where opportunity
IL unlimited. whore you can soon dictate
your own income right now is our best sea
eon you can he trained in proven methods
and earn right at the start thropgh drawing
account against commissions. See Mr.. Sau-
riol. Potomac Nectrlc Appliance Co.. 14th
and fH. Q.ws
Evening star., 1927-11-29
HELP-MALE.
Sal ItSM AN

ANIN L Id W .NAN'
Analytic-type man, neat appearing. free of
financial worries. must have car; interested
N future as we'll as making $50 week or
330s 14th st. NV: call Wednesday:
MEN.
500 and liberal commission to START ex-
,crience unnecessary Amply at once .16
Insurance bldg, t5th and Eve NV. :,0'
Man Who Understands Making
Rugs Out OF Carpets.
Cali After 10 AM.
HOTEL INN. SOS 9th.
CLOTHING BUYER wanted;
mems and boys; kindly address
all communications to Saks &
Company.
Evening star., 1927-11-29

WORK as chambermaid or general cleaning
by reliable c0lOred woman: no cooking
1880 9th At. Potomac 2232.
Evening star., 1927-11-29
NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS..

APPAREL of all kinds bought for run,nage
sale cash paid NJ. Cohen Franklin 9152-
34s9. or bring TO 407 X ct. NV.
APPAREL. needed for runmage sale: also
heddng dishes rugs curtains and miscel-
laneOus articles: will pay cash. Phone Mr..
Winger FIR GOlG-W IL
Evening star., 1927-11-29
KAHN ON 9TH ST.
UNUSUAL DIAMOND
BARGAINS.
tContinaed.

DANdAt1NS y.
carat and 5 points, perfect
solitaire diamond, Tiffany ring
very fine and brilliant gem
party must sacrifice.
$225.
1M-carat beautiful solitaire
diamond ring. very fine cut and
fiery gem; will set in lady's or
mans mounting.
$3.50.
$150 blue-white perfect soli-
taire diamond engagement ring,
lady's 18-kt. white gold mount
ing studded with 4 diamonds
and 8 sapphires.
500.
ST $50 bluc-white solitaire dia-
mond engagement ring. very
finest quality and brilliancy +;
lady's platinum mounting stud
ded with diamonds all around ;
a real bargain.
ST. 200.
KAHN OPTICAL CO.,
6lz 9TH ST. NV.
Evening star., 1927-11-29
SITUATION-DOMESTIC.

WOMAN for general housework. small fam.
lily 77O5 18th st. NV. Phone Georgia 400.
Imperial Valley press., 1927-12-12

session was held, at which the coun-
ty president, Mrs. b. A. Anslvn o.
Erawley, presided. The annual
scholarship was awarded, the scho'
arShip being in the form of loan
to assist an Imperial Valley girl III
carrying on her college WORK.
OF particular interest was the GER
einony during which the names of
SIX imperial Valley members, one
from each city, were nominated Fl"
the honor roll OF the American As
ISOLATION of University Women,
which is being compiled. Each local
organization having previously chos-
en- the member whom they considered
most worthy OF the honor, the local
ct2lrmen announced the name, each
OF the honorees being presented with
4 corsage bouquet OF roses as her
name was called. FL Centre s mem
Der, presented by Mrs. Robert Todd,
was Miss Irene Brooks, past presI.
dent of the club.
Those named from the other cities
were: Imperial, -1iss Alma Lund-
green; Holtville, Mrs. Beale; Draw
ley, Mrs. Ramsdell; Calexico, Mrs. f
Il. Holt, Heoer, Mrs. D. c. Orr.
Imperial Valley press., 1927-12-12
LARGE CROWD AT
GIRL RESERVES
VESPER SERVICE

Cshering in the Christmas season,
the Girl Reserve Vesper service was
held at the Christian church last
night. The service, which is the
most beautiful and impressive on
the Girl Reserve calendar, was at
tended by an unusually large and
appreciative audience which crowd
I'd the church to capacity.
The service opened with an i'm
rosing organ prelude by Elmer y.
Todd, immediately followed by the
professional Of Girl Reserves in uni
form, who marched down the aisle
OF the darkened church, bearing
lighted Nndles, while a quartett1
consisting of Jean Meyer, Norma
Young, Opal Hunt and Evelyn Pope
sang clark the Herald Angels
Sing The congregation repeated
the doxology and Ruth Price, Girl
Reserve president, gave a scripture
reading and prayer.
Forming a semi-circle, the chorus
Of girls sang "SiIent Night, : after
which Martha Ryerson, John Ari-
audo, and Boyd DELAY, aecompan-
led by Miss Margaret Collins, played
Crucifix," by Faure. a series OF
tableaux, representing the Virgin
Mary, the wise men, and the shep,
herds were presented by the girls,
and during the last scene the music
interest group softly sang 30 Little
Town of Bethlehem. \ closing
prayer was offered by Rev. Arthur
+. Schultz, and the Girl Reserves
marched from the room, singing the
Christmas Carroll The program
was concluded with another organ
selection by Mr.. Todd.
The service was given under the
supervision of Mrs. Evalina Moore,
Miss Margaret Collins, Miss Edith
Hedrick and Miss Helen Wallace,
high school G. r. advisors, and Miss
Margaret Collins also accompanied
the musical numbers.
Imperial Valley press., 1927-12-12
SOCIETY AND CLUB NEWS
CHRISTMAS LUNCHEON AND PROGRAM
GIVEN Il Ell CENTRIC MEMBERS OF
IMPERIAL VALLEY COLLEGE WOMEN'S CLUB

One of the larger events of the
holiday season, and one OF the most
successful, was the charming Christ
Iaas luncheon given by FL Centre
members of the Imperial Valley Col
lege Women's Club at Las Flores
tea room Saturday. Covers were
laid for 81, members from all parts
Of the valley being present.
Elaborate Christmas decorations
made the rooms most attractive. Red
candies in poinsettia holders and CAV
nut baskets carried out the holiday
color scheme at the tables. A Christ,
mas tree added to the gay atmos-
phere.
Yuletide spirit was reflected dur
ing the entire program, which was
particularly fine, the feature being
a medieval Christmas play produced
under the capable direction of Mrs.
b. A. Harrigan. The play, Unto
the Least of These was charming
with its elaborate costumes of the
Middle Ages. While decided credit
is due ever member of the cast for
tho performance, the work of Miss
Nellie Shepherd, Mrs. Lee Nuffer
fsid Miss Mae Walker was outstand-
i's.
old Christmas carols, Here a
Torch and "From Heavens High
tie Angels Come" were sung by a
double trio composed of Mrs. Guy
Hatch, Miss Margaret Mason, Miss
Irene Brooks, Miss Dorothy Wilson,
Miss Martha Ryerson and Mrs. r.
n. Armstrong. A piano duet ''Sori-
&c de Vienne,' Schubert, played by
Miss Dorothy Wilson and Mrs. Arm
strong was also included in the
musical program, arranged by Mrs
Armstrong.
Those participating in the play,
llich concluded the successful aft
ernoon, were: Liza" Miss Nellie
Shepherd; JOAN Miss Margaret
Mason; John" Miss Evelyn Skin
ner; Deceon,'' Miss Gladys Wilde
Brown; "Mou,' Mrs. Josephine
King; "Ahce,'' Mrs. Mildred
Smith; "Meg," Miss Lena East.
wood; Kate Miss Eleanor Bun,
nell; Robin Miss Frances Adams
Alan Miss Mae wfkeT; a Boy
Mrs. Lee Nuffer.
Members of the luncheon commit
ice who were in charge were Mrs
John Bowers, chairman, Mrs. 5. /
McCrory, Miss Gladys Teeple ana
Mrs. Josephine King.
Preceding the program business
Imperial Valley press., 1927-12-12
DIR. AND MRS. APPLE
ENTERTAIN PRESENT
DAY CLUB MEMBERS

DR.. and Mrs. W. W. Apple enter
tanned the members of the Present
Day Club at a charming musicale at
their home Saturday evening. Sew
eral fine piano solos by Mrs. Ruth
Teeple Reid opened the program, af-
ter which Mrs. J. G. Scott gave a
piano solo and a group of songs
which she concluded with a delight
full composition of her own. Selec-
tions by both musicians were unus-
ually pleasing.
A social hour followed, refresh
ments being served by Mrs. Apple.
Group singing was a feature of the
close of the evening, practically all
the guests participating in an in
formal program of well known fav
orites.
The house was attractively dec
Grated with pink roses.
Those present included Miss Ag
mes Ferris, Mrs. John Canton, Mr..
and Mrs. r. Y. Watson, Mr.. and
Mrs. j. G. Scott, Mr.. and Mrs. j. w.
Reid, Judge and Mrs. J. S. Larew,
Mr.. and Mrs. w. L. Apple and Mr.
and Mrs. Tom Gill of Los Angeles,
who were guests, and the following
members:
DIR. and Mrs. Edwin o. Carter,
Mr.. and Mrs. r. A. Chestnut, Mr.. and
Mrs. w. c. Costello, Mrs. Ross II.
Hickeox, Mr.. and Mrs. D. B. Rob
erts, Mr.. and Mrs. John T. Rice, Mr..
and Mrs. A. NJ. Williams and the
host and hostess.
Imperial Valley press., 1927-12-12
Former Local Man
Heads KiWanis

The many Imperial Valley friends
Of II. w. fBert' Brewer, fOrmerl.V
with the old Southern Trqst and
Commerce bank in this city, will be
pleased to learn of his election as
acknowledgements for the eleventh
Kiwanis district, of the California
Nevada jurisdiction.
Brewer is resident manager of the
Bank Of Italy branch at Escondido,
having gone to that city from III
Centre several years ago, to be
cashier of the First National Banl.
cf Escondido. When the bank was
absorbed by the Southern Trust and
Commerce bank he became resident
manager, retaining that position
when the Bank of Italy purchased
the bank.
He has been active in Kiwanis
work, being a past president of the
EscOndido Kiwanis club. In his new
position as lieutenant governor,
Bert" is expected to visit the 10
cal Kiwanis club officially, and val
ley Kiwanians plan to give him
royal welcome.
Mrs. Brewer is the daughter of DIR.
and Mrs. J. +. Foncannon Of this
city, and also has wide circle of
friends here.
Imperial Valley press., 1927-12-12
TO ACCEPT NEW
MEMBERS AT LYRIC
CLUB MEETING

No new members will be accepted
IN the Imperial Valley Women's
Lyric Club after tomorrow night S
rehearsal until February l, it was
announced today.
The first concert to be given by
the club will be held the latter part
of January and rehearsals will start
on the second concert about Febru-
airy l.
1nasmuch as there will probably
be only eight more rehearsals for
the first concert, and to assure a
perfect rendition of the program
planned, it is necessary that all
members attend the remaining re-
hearsals. The numbers are difficult
but melodious and still require a
great deal more work in shading,
according TO the director.
Members of the Lyric Club who
have missed three consecutive re-
hearsals have been dropped from
active membership, except those
who have been i'll or out of the
city. These members can be rein
stated, by attending the rehearsal
tomorrow evening at o'clock at
the Imperial Valley Academy of
Music on Olive street.
If for some important reason new
members or old ones desiring rein
statement, cannot attend tomorrow
evenings rehearsal. they are re-
quested to notify Mrs. Cali Harri-
son, secretary of the club, telephone
70l, or the Academy Of Music, tele-
/ phone 466.
Imperial Valley press., 1927-12-12
.HOLTVILLE COUPLE
COMPLINENTED AT
DELIGHTFUL PARTY

In honor of the ninth wedding an
niversary of their daughter, Mrs. c.
c. Woodland and Mr.. Woodland, of
Holtville, Mr.. and Mrs. J. Z. Simp-
son were host and hostess at a de-
lightful bridge party at their home
on Sandalwood Drive Friday eve
ming.
Roses in profusion were used
throughout the house, and at the
conclusion of the evening refresh
ments were served by Clarabel
Simpson and Lottie Self.
+ irst prize for the women was
won by Mrs. A. C. Finney, with
Mrs. W. o. Pond, second. Virgil
Edwards made the mems high score
and John Zenos, the second.
Those present included Mr.. and
Mrs. c. c. Woodland, Mr.. and Mrs.
Jeff Mills, Mr. and Mrs. /. II. Shaw,
Mrs o. c. Bixler, Mrs. Charles Will
liams, Mr.. and Mrs. w. o. Pond,
Holtville; Mr.. and Mrs. Virgil Ed
wards, Mr.. and Mrs. w. A. Swerd-
ferger, Mr.. and Mrs. Ben Christian,
Mrs. Charles forsberg, Mrs. A. B.
Mcmillan, M and Mrs. John Zenos,
Meloland; Mr.. and Mrs. Harry
lIoVey, Mr.. and Mrs. Gail Wright,
Mr.. and Mrs. A. c. Finney and the
host and hostess, of this city.
Imperial Valley press., 1927-12-12
Monday, December II, 1927

ed and sealed;.4 grease guns were
tested and passed, ~ scales were
tested and scaled; 135 ranches were
visited in the interest of noxious
weed control.
The following goods were inspecs-
ed and refused adn,ittance into the
county.
One and one half boxes Of lem
ons on account of red scale 'infes-
ton; 40 boxes of oranges on ac-
count of purple scale infestation.
Outgoing shipments included:
$50 cars melons; 176 cars peas; 80
ears grapefruit; 25 cars cucumbers;
IA cars green's; 2 ears spinach.
The campaign against puneture
vine infestations in the county Is
still in progress. All county high
ways will have been sprayed by the
18th of this month.
Imperial Valley press., 1927-12-12
~S s7So ~1se ~ '~s . srra szss <un~o'
BRIDGE LUNCHEON
TO BE GIVEN BY
CARD COMMITTEE

Wednesday of this week, the
regular date for the monthly
bridge tournament of the Wom-
ans Ten Thousand Club, de-
lightful holiday bridge luncheon
will be given at the club house.
members of the card committee,
Mrs. James w. Glassford, chair
man, acting as hostesses.
Luncheon will be served at l
O'Clock, with play to begin at
two. Plans are being made TO
fake the event one of the pleas
ATTEST affairs OF the holiday sea-
son. and all club members and
their friends, as well as other
women CT the city who may be
interested, are invited to plan to
attend.
Reserva tions should be placed
with Mrs. Giassf ord, telephone
42o.
Imperial Valley press., 1927-12-12

garden seed; 6 sacks flower seed;
z61 sacks alfalfa seed; . sacks rye
grass seed; rs sacks cantaloupe
seed; Al sacks honey dew seed; $50
sacks corn; 1'sack White clover
seed.
Two packages onion plates;
100000 onion plants.
One carload ornamental plants;
S07 ornamental plants; 416 gladioli;
40S roses; 495 ferns; II grapevines;
"a berry vines; 167 bulbs; IL jon
quils; 100 ranuncululi; 5 Gala lii
lies; 1I8 freesias.
Two boxes mixed fruit; trucks
oranges; 60 sacks potatoes; l car
potatoes; box sweet potatoes; so
sacks onions; 632 bales cotton; rs
sacks cotton samples; 1900 empty
orange boxes admitted under fumi-
cation requirements.
Three shipments of household
goods; AZ gasoline pumps were test
Imperial Valley press., 1927-12-12
SOCIAL BREVITIES

s. Fawcett for an informal social
evening. FL Centre members MAX
ing up the group, in addition to sew
cral from out of town, were Mes
danes Warren Currier, viii s. Faw-
eett, Roy +. Breedlove, Don C. Bit
Ter, C. f. Coggins, Forrest Kutz and
John Stewart Ross.
The FL Centre local Y.W.C.A will
meet tonight at the home of Mrs.
W. A. Tondro on Wenslcy avenue,
for the annual membership meeting,
which is called for 7:30 O'Clock.
Election of local committee members
fer next year will be held, annual
reports given and other business
matters transacted.
Imperial Valley press., 1927-12-12
HARRICAN GIVES
MONTHLY REPORT
TO SUPERVISORS

The following report of the work
of the office of the horticultural
department has been submitted to
the board of supervisors by B. A.
Harrigan, covering the month of
November:
The following goods were inspect
ed and passed into the county dur
ing the month of November, 1927:
Fifteen bottle trees; italian
Cypress tree; Kentia Palm trees;
200 ornamental trees; % Eucalyp-
tus trees.
Two sacks lettuce seed; l sack