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The Indianapolis times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1922-1965, 1927-07-22
FLoRIDAN SOUGHT HERE
indianapolis Police Join Hunt for
Fraud Charge Fugitive.

indianapolis police today were
ssked to aid in the search for New
ton E. Jones, so, of ST. Petersburg,
Fla, who is wanted by Florida OIL
Gals on fraud and misrepresenta-
ton charges.
He is believed to be heading north
in a large automobile. Citizens and
city officials of Clearwater, Fla, are
offering 5000 reward for his capture.
The Indianapolis times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1922-1965, 1927-07-22
BAR MARRIED TEACHERS
Women Must Resign Worcestershire
School Jobs If They Wed.
BIZ United Press

By GHitcd Press
LONDON, July %. - Married
women have been banned as teach
ers by the Education Committee of
Leigh, in Worcestershire, which has
decreed that all women teachers
must resign their positions on mar
riage and that no further appoint
ments of married women must be
made.
The Indianapolis times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1922-1965, 1927-07-22
TRY POPCORN A LA SPUD
French Fried" Is Registered Name
of New Product.

French Fried" might mean
potatoes in most towns, but from
now on it is popcorn in Miller, Ind
The name was registered as a pop
corn trademark by John McCarrin,
Miller, Ind, with the Secretary of
State.
Incorporation papers also were
filed for the Pleasant Walk Cemetery
Association, Anderson, Ind, and
the Central Catholic Cemeteries
Company, Hammond. Ind. The
latter has capitalization of
$245.50o.
The Indianapolis times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1922-1965, 1927-07-22
INSURANCE MEN CONFER
' Southern Life Company District
Heads Will Banquet Tonight.

The four Indianapolis district Of
fees of the Western and Southern
Life Insurance Company will hold a
business meeting and banquet at the
Lincoln Hotel tonight.
The four Indianapolis superln-
tendents who will attend with the
stats are A. w. Kohlstaedt, S. E.
johnson, A. w. McGath and D. Fas-
Sino,
Several representatives of the
conpany's home Office in Clnclnnatl
also will attend.
The Indianapolis times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1922-1965, 1927-07-22
BEGIN HERE TODAY


VERA CAMERON, private secretary
in the Feach Bloom Cosmetics Co., shares
an apartment with her attractive aunt,
FLORA CARTWRIGHT, who finds it
difficult to realize that this frightfully
sensible and efficient creature who has
never had real sweetheart is her niece.
On the way to the office. Vera takes
frank inventory of herself to learn
why people find her so unattractive.
Her nose is classic. her mouth is ador-
her heavily trimmed glasses, freckle-
marred complexion and her plain and
sensible clothes.
learn of her promtion to the place
of secretary to the president. she
finds another girl has been given
the position. The president cheers her
by the announcement of her promotion
to assistant to the new advertising man
ager, JERRY MACKLYN. With high
hope she raps on the door of her new
superior.
NOW GO ON WITH THE STORY
The Indianapolis times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1922-1965, 1927-07-22
FRESH CARNATION DAILY
Sir Gilbey Never Without Mauve
Blossom in Lapel.

bIUSSUHI III AdPCIs
By United Press
LONDON, July 22.--For thirty
five years Sir Walter Gilbey never
has been seen without mauve car
nation in his buttonhole. His flor
list sends him fresh flower every
day wherever he is. The florist also
says Sir Gilbey never has missed a
day and probably has worn more
than $4,000
The Indianapolis times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1922-1965, 1927-07-22


Sarvica
Imperial Valley press., 1927-03-29

used in quantities throughout the
house.
Guests for snom covers were ar
ranged. in addition to Il number of
members of the local chapter pres
emf were: Musdames Edwin q. Car
ter, Al Riley. joe :. King and Let
tie Earley-Nan Hoesen, FL Centro !;
W. Dresser, iIoltVille; and b. F. AM
derson. Walter Casey, j. {. Fortl-
ner. II. \. Hastain. Roscoe Jones,
G. l.. Marsh. W. 4. McFadden, Per
cv Palmer. John Richie, c. II. Sill
man. Harry Sears, Il. L. Wills, \.
s. Wolfe. b. X. Travers and Don
Rex of the Brawley chapter,
4 brief program ON music of
Mexico was given by Miss Julia
Wagner. Amcricanization teacher
who interestingly told of that art
aud gave transiations Of several OF
the most popular Mexican songs.
The national dian.e of Mexico,
known as "Jarade Tatatio, was
given with much animation anG
charm 10y Senorita Eriquita Ruiz
Imperial Valley press., 1927-03-29
pEUEST DA Y" IS
- OBSERVED BY
Il p. E.. o. MEMBERS

Entertaining about 80 z, <. O. S
who gathered from different parts
of the Valley, Chapter Az, p. f. o.
yesterday gave charming luncheon
in observance of ''gucst day.
Members of the Brawley chapter
and unaffiliated Z. +. O.'s were
complimented at the affair, which
was given at the home of Mrs. How
ard P. Meyer. Mrs. Meyer and
members Of sthe local chapters So
eial committee acted Is hostcsses.
The P. +. O.. colors, white and
yellow, and the p. f. O. flower, the
marguerite, were used in the dainty
decorative scheme Place cards ear
ried out the color note, which was
also repeated in the menu. snap
dragons, roses and carnations were
Imperial Valley press., 1927-03-29
WILL
GIVE SPLENDID
| PROGRAM TONIGHT

'"Filipino night, the third of
the series of inter-racial programs,
will be given tonight as originally
planned. the program being present
ed at the State Street Christian
church instead of ut the Wilson
school as at first announced. Due
to the inability of the director of
the pageant to he present on Fri
day night, the plan announced yes
terday for II change of date has
been abandoned.
The program, which promises to
be unusually worthwhile, will be rs
follows: Selections, Filipino string
band; introductory remarks, Miss
Sarah j. Reed; Trio, Manila
Mine" Pauline Refuerzo, y. Turau
ia and |. Ariza.
The first act of the pageant giT-
ing the history of the Philippines
from their discovery r Magellan 70
the time of their occupation by the
United States will depict the Fill
pino and Spanish periods.
\ vocal solo by jose RoXas will
be given between the first and see.
ond acts of the pageant, which viii
continue with the dramatization OF
of the revolution. and the establish
mcnt of the Philippine republic
Faust Aroc will give Il violin sole
Immediately following tiiS act.
The American occupation will be
the subject of the third and closing
portion Of the pageant. An address
10y Luis Agudo, another violin sole
by Faust Aroc, the singing of Am
erica the Beautiful, md the bene
diction by He.. george \. liar,mar
will complete the program.
The public is invited TO attend
Fhe program will begin at $50 . ,
clock.
Imperial Valley press., 1927-03-29
MRS. JACK TACKETTl
HOSTESS, AT PARTY
FOR CLUB MEMBERS

AT her home ON Olive avenue
Mrs. Jack Taekett delightfully."- en-.
lertained the members of the
Ladies Auxiliary of the FL Centre
IRE department nj an afternoon
card party yesterday. The house
was gay with spring flowers used
III profusion.
The afternoon was devoted tr
bridge, Mrs. {. e. Ferguson winning
nigh score prize and Mrs. Frank
Bowles second, Mus. Will Woodward
made low score.
Assisted by Mrs, Mack Henson
the hostess served refreshments al
the conclusion of the games.
Guests present were Mrs. B. +
Iaekett and Miss Helen Gerard.
Members attending were Mes
DANES Howard Morgan, Mack Hen
son, Will Woowdard, Frank Bowles
Emory Gerard, Jasper Travcrs. G
). Reed. Garth SquireS, G. G. Fer
2uson and the hostess.
Plans Were made for the next
meeting which will he held with
Mrs. Reed on April II, aud which
will be preceded by Il pot luck
luncheon.
Imperial Valley press., 1927-03-29
Bible Class Members
Entertained at Home
of Mr.. and Mrs. CLARK

At the country home of Mr.. and
Mrs. Rollic Clark. located east of
the city. the members of {. l.. Ru-
by Bible Class of the Methodist
church were entertained enjovablN
last II ight. The time WAS spent with
games and other diversions.
Delicious refreshments were >erv-
Cd by the hostess At the conclusion
of the affair.
Those present included Mr.. and
Mrs Eugene Williams, Mrs. Mike
lavala. Mr.. and Mrs. Harry Maui,
Mr.. and Mrs. Leslie Mcdonnell. {.
l.. Ruby, Mrs. Harley Bush and
son, Mr.. and Mrs. Mae Spence. Rev.
Arthur +. schultz. Mrs. MrElwin Of
san Diego and the host and hostess.
Imperial Valley press., 1927-03-29
Popular Girls
Competing For
Coveted Place
BY MARGARET EIDE

Unc of the features Of the All-
{. L. II. :. circus is to be 4 paPu-
Iaritv contest. The girl winning
this eont,st will ride IN the parade
Friday afternoon. in Il huge head
oi lcttuce.
ENelNn Ara,Mf Las been chosen
from Tie >enier eias,; Nary Nate
stewart, from Inc idntor class
level Harlan from the sophomorcs
ard l!eieu .aI'as- LON tec .re~h-
rIcH. = contestants t4r the lon1ss.
NetsS NAY il eas5 Tie ranainder
.. the ,se,.<. 1bs method i 1oting
!, t. drop pennies in the ballot box
IS ana one person may vote rs often
- dcSired
Imperial Valley press., 1927-03-29
SOCIETY AMID CLUB NEWS

of this city, one of Miss Wagner 5
pupils. Dressed III colorful native
costume, Senorita Ruiz delighted
her audience both III this and Il see
ond number.
The program was introduced by
Mrs. George A. Hartman. chairman
for the day.
Members of the social committee
acting with Mrs. Meyer us hostosses
were Mesdames L. G. House, Minor
NJ. Sweeney, w. +. Mosher, c. L,
togglns and O. G. Horne.
Imperial Valley press., 1927-03-29
Caiexico Women, Viii
Entertain. Members of
Ell Centre Golf Club

An invitation To women of the
FL Centre Golf Clun 20 be guests Of
the Calexico Golf club women to
morrow has been received. Local
members who wish tn attend are
asked to be at the CaleXico course
at $50 II. nj. The morning will be
devoted to golf. Luncheon will be
served by the CalcXico Club at noon.
and 4 bridge party given for the
visitors in the afternoon.
Imperial Valley press., 1927-03-29
Local Contractor
E. Is Lowest Bidder

Charles I. Pitzer of this city, was
low bidder on the state highway
contract for grading and surfaeing
Imperial avenue between the San
Diego highway and the Imperial
pavement, but the contract for the
work has not vet been let as all
bids were i'll excess of the engi-
ncer 5 estimate.
Bids We're opened last week. The
engineer s estimate for the work
Was $6,269.55; Pitzer 5 bid was
%1,ls7.55. Other bids submitted
were Pioneer Transfer Co., CaleX-
leo, $1,4ll; T. {. Payton, Norwalk,
) ,662.50.
Imperial Valley press., 1927-03-29

nounced as directors c. H. Holmes,
". I. Mccoy, j. E. Boyce, T. R.
Pace and c. IL. Cowdry. The cap,
ital stock has been placed at 80,
COO.
horticultural Commissioner Will
sic returned from Mecca, where he
has been getting information on the
treatment OF date scale.
The Ladies Aid of Heber was en-
tertained by Mrs. viii $. Fawcctt,
assisted by Mrs Ben Garland. The
afternoon was called Il japanese tea.
Each lady was presented with Il SOU
Nenir ornament for her hair. Twenty
ladies were present
Imperial Valley press., 1927-03-29

long enough 10 cx-
press our thanks
to the great
American people
for their contin-
ued conf dence
and appreciation
of our efforts in
their behalf and
to offer the as
surance that in
the future as in
the past we shall
strive to serve
not only we'll but
better and better
with c &C h sue
ceeding business
day,
Imperial Valley press., 1927-03-29
limitations Out for,
Luncheon on April II

Another of the many April lunch
cons was announced today. April II
having been selected by Mrs. Doug
las K. Decide and Mrs. Stanley
Smith for bridge luncheon. The
affair will be given ut the Smith
home.
Imperial Valley press., 1927-03-29
Looking Backward
What the Press Files Tell Of I'M
perial Valley for this Date
In Past Years
TWEN1. EARS AGO
March 20, 1907

M2ICl ~, ISOf
Tnr Whist Club ot IL Ccntfo gave
a very enjoyable H. we'll aS unique
party III Masonic hal!. Dancing WAS
indulgcd in by those who felt that
way iHclincd aud the others played
cards or visited with ont another.
Diversions from The regular waltz
and two step WEE seen, poIkas and
echottischcs which were not among
rhc good old dances "when we were
Young, : proved popular. It was
the expressed wish of many that
more of these diversified soc!ais
would he given.
The ladies OF - FL Centre W. &.
7. t. announced that they had dc
cided to convert the reading room
and library organized by them into
the nucleus for Il public library. The
library will be governed by board
Of trustees To be elected at public
meeting April 6, when public Ii
hrary association viii be organized.
FIFTEEN YEARS AGO
March 20, 1912
The CalrXlco Produce company
Imperial Valley press., 1927-03-29
TEN YEARS AGO
March 20, 1917

Judge Hill, of the new law firm
of Seymour, Hill and Smith, was a
business visitor in Calipatria.
City Engineer II. l.. sherman If
CalcXico was made chairman of the
new rifle club organized at the bor-
der. Col. W. +. Wilder is assisting
in the organization.
Lin +. Shaw, supervisor from the
Ioltyillc district, was here for a
short time today.
Imperial Valley press., 1927-03-29
Wesddnes McIUer and
Gill To BE HOSteSSeS
at Bridge April II

Indications are that April will b"
the gayest month OF the social sea.
sou. Almost daily invitations are
going out for larger affairs. Among
the hostcsseS recently issuing in
,itations are Mrs Tom Gill and
Mrs. Frank II. MrIyer, who arr
giving Il bridge luncheon on April
II at the Ten Thousand Club.
Money 20 Loa.. on Automobiles
Sterling Securities &c. Inc. Fred r.
Cross, Mgr. GGU Main St. adv
Imperial Valley press., 1927-03-29

tne DettcI pre-
pared to render a
S ervice which
should prove to
be more and more
beneficial to the
increasing num-
bers who come to
us.
Not only is that
one little Golden
Rule Store of
1902 now itself
wn to far
Imperial Valley press., 1927-03-29

At a rabbit drive held January
Ii ut Milford, Lassen County, p
600 rabbits were caught and one at
Wendell captured $50 rabbits.
Imperial Valley press., 1927-03-29

OR7C7N1L S7UKE kENNEK1F. 10.
Since the Spring day in April, 1902, when Mr..
Penney inaugurated in small and inconspicu-
Gus manner, Retail Shopping Service which
was destined to become one cf Nationwide
Helpfuness, quarter of a century has passed.
1t has been a period of notable growth and
expansion of winning millions OF friends. OF
serving them faithfully. of basing achievement
upon the good will of mutual satisfaction.
During all these eventful years, we have been
mindful of our responsibilities to the legion OF
patrons who have contributed and are today
contributing 80 continuously and SO generously.
in helping to make our Service one not Of profit
alone but of the confidence that rests on good
will.
Never for moment have we knowingly wav-
cred from the responsibility of this relationship.
1t has always been to US inspiration to
reach out for greater things, that we might be
Imperial Valley press., 1927-03-29

lT'VE difference in breakfast cats
i IS in their favor. The price
mostly is the same.
Millions demand the Quaker brand
because OF its toasty, wonderful flavor.
For favor is the important point in
food.
Some 50 years were spent perfect
ing that famous Quaker flavor. Once
you taste it, you are spoiled for or
d!nary oats.
Quaker milling, too, retains much
OF the bulk" OF oats. And that
makes laxativcs less often needed.
Protein, carbohydrates and vitamines
and bulk" are thus combined to make
Quaker Oats an eXcellently balanced
ration.
Get Quick Quaker Cooks in 2E to
S lninutcs) or Quaker Oats today at
your grocer. See how much finer to-
morrow's brcakiastwill be than today's.
Imperial Valley press., 1927-03-29
YEARS AGI
March 20, 1912

The CalcXico Froducc Company
completed Irs organization and ao
Imperial Valley press., 1927-03-29

pride ard thankfulness, our Twenty NTH or
Silver Anniversary--with pride ior the privi-
lege of serving the American public--with
thankfulness for the generous response that
has come to our effort
Imperial Valley press., 1927-03-29

larger proportions
still serving the
people in and
about Kemmercr,
w y o ming. but
there has sprung
from its applied
principles and
policies, others to
a present total of
773 Department
Stores, scattered
over 46 States.
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CTaHNHa OCYWeC1BKHca. TOr4a v ba
RTHqecEH " bOpMaAbHo MCKAY RanV
Rassvet = The dawn., 1927-09-17
M. PyBEwAHNH.
M. Py6EKAHNH.
MbIcNN o HpocBeme
HNN.
HNN

y qHEaT0 Il mEOlbHBle qaCB, a
.oco6cHHo 10 yrpaM, 10 ylHIIaM tn
WTca IlHHHMe BepeHHIIM mE0lbHII
.IOB.
b oIHHoqEy II He0OIbmIlMH Tyq-
iEaNu MIyr 9TH MaIeHbIue IerH b
mEoly.
y EaIIoTO L pyIaX - cyMGa,
noprNelb Hin lpocTo TaIeloBec-
Haa cBa3Ea KNIT.
MHorHe, cOBceM euIe MaIHmI
XyIpHbHUe, C M|aIeHbrHMH pyqO
nEaMIl. C 3acnaHHblMH IHqHTaMH,
IHa ToHeHbEHX, TONIC CTe0IeHIa, H0
HoHEaX. eIBa %HIeTyrca c cBoeII
H0Iueii: ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS RHIraMII
II 3aBrpaEaMu.
.IuTHEH cOcpeIOT0qeHHbIe,
I6e3 06MqHor0 IeTcE0r0 Bece.lba II
.Ipe3BJCTH.
IBHGyTca b %HanpaBIeHm Il
"XpaMy HayTH", H0BHIIlMOMy, 0e3
DcaE0li OXorbI, u|oIroHaeMMe co8na
lHueM, TTO OH IOllEHM CeT0IHa,
IEaE II 3aBTpa, II Tar h TeqeHHe nee
E0lbBHX ,Ter, B H3BecTHHe qacBI
BcTa8aTb, oTnpaBIaTbea b mE01y II
oTdM8aTb, |HaBa3aHHyO I'M, 0HocTH
.Iyi0 HOBHHH0cTb.
lleIbIMH LQIl!aMH ocraHaBliIBaIoT
lea Y EHH0 TeaTpGB II c 0OlbuIHM
HHrepecoM paccMaTpHBapT BHBeme
HHMe IapTHHHMe peRIaMM HORRIBLE
BaeMHX B HHX 0HIbM.
o, EaE xoTeIocB Obi 9TnM MaleHb
Elm qeI0BeqHaM H0cHIeTb B HHHO,
yHecTHcb Il Mp daHra3HH II Epa-
cOTM II yilTH OF cepeHbRolI, cHyq-
Hoi, HenpTIaIHOf TeilcTBHTeIbHo-
eth.
I'D p0IHTelH, IpHHyHIaeMBe
RIacTbD, TOHaT Tx B mI0.Iy.
Ha mRoIbHyD 6apmHHy!
AlM, BHpoTeM, HpHBBRmHe O0I9-
EaTb BcaEHe 0TBpaTHTe.lbHHe come
cTBoHHHe IeaHHa B HpHIHqHHe II
Iaae BBIcoEoGapHHe 0pa3H, Ha3H-
BaeM 9TH Tep3aHHa II MyRy MHIIH
OF lB MaIeHbHHX IeTeH - B0cIIITa-
HHeM, npocBemeHHeM, O6laTopaTH-
BaHiIeM I0Ip0cTaIomeT0 H0RoIeHHa.
hapaHy3 R ceMb BoceMb let,
Il qHc,1e yilMH 4pyTHx KNIT, HeceT
HoI MbIIIE0i 9IeMeHTapHyD TeOMeT
Pho. Oh IO.ITeH yiEe npHo6muTb-
ca L BeIHEOii HpeMyIpocrH al.1HH-
%cROfl... A OH HOHa He cHoao6eH Nib
c.lnTb %oTBleqeHHo II IyMaer TolBEN
100 HTpymEax, o 6eccTp; mHHx y 10
BEHy noXoTIeHHax Tow MHEc {, o
EoMHqecEuX BHXoIEaX YAM Fan-
,1HHa...
HO b HIRoIe cTapaDTca HaqH-
HHTb MaIbITIa II MH0TIINH IpyTHMH
OTG.eqeHHBMH HpeMyIpocTaMH, Z
EOTopBx HoIqac cMyTHo II c TpyIoM
pa36HpaeTca nocTaBIeHHHfl B npoC
Rassvet = The dawn., 1927-09-17

TaAHcTaMN 6aGomeBHRaMH He Ha6
AfoGaAoCb Obi HNKaKoH pa3HNubI "
pa6Oqne 6OAbule He 3aBO9nAHcb Obi
B sa6AY%4eHNe.
6y4yuIee nORa%eT CY%4eHO nv
cAOBaM CTaAnHa crab 4%eRCTBATeAb
H0CTbD MIN OHM TAX " OCTaHYTca
rAaCOM BonhDwerO B nyCTbIHe. Ito
Ra IKE npNxo4KTca Anmb ROHCTaHTN
pOBaTb, ITO %'xOsaNH" POCcNN bee
60AbWe " 0OAbue %HaqMHaeT CMblBaT,
RpacHYW RpacRy C ANIa Pocchh.
PoCcMa yXe Tenepb He KpaCHaa, a
pbI@aa. HpOH4eT HeKOTopOe BpeMa
N cha COBCeM HOAHHaeT.
roBOpnA CTaANH C a%MepNHaHua
NM n o 4pyrhx BonpOCax, ns KOTOpbIx
'aMblM nHTepecHblM, HOwaAyi, aBAa
TCa BonpoC 0 bnHaHcHpoBaHNH 6OAb
'ieBNHaMn 60AbmeBMYROH neqaTN B
iMephKe. 3TNM BOnpOCOM CTaAHH,
lOBN4hMOMy, 6blA SaxBaqeH B paCn
7ox " nOaToMy He 4aA onpe1eHeHHO
Q oTBeTa. HO bee IKE aMepnRaH1bI
70 ero cAOB 3aKADqHAN, ITO geHbrH
10 MOCRBbI n0CbIAaAHcb B AMepNKY
"a n~o49ep%Ky neqaIN, nocblAaDTCa
TeHepb, B 6y4yWeM @e... bee 3aBH-
chT OF TOTO, RaR 6y4yT OTHoCN1bca
aMephRaHcRhe HpeGnpNHNMaTeHn 4
cOBeTcROMy npaBNTeAbcTBY. EcAn Ba
mMHrTOH npHsHaeT "pbI%YD" MOCK
BY, eCAN TOprOBAa C AMepHROH HaHa
lhTca, B TaROM cAyqae, no yBpeHH-
Am CTaAHHa, aMepHKaH1aM HeqerO
6%eCHoKONTbCa 0 6OAbmeBNuRoH Hp0-
araH4bI. 4py%6a, xopomee cO%ATeAb
GTBo " o6maa BblrO4a oyer 30 BEEN.
TaRoB CHHTe3 CTaHNHa.