davidaulloa/AmericanStories huggingface dataset:
Imperial Valley press., 1927-05-20
BRIEFS
-. -,
FROM City and County-- I'LL.

{ For Sale.-Household furniture.
Gas range, electric fans, Frigidaire,
etc. Cali at $50 Olive St., between
8 and 10 a. IN. and between S and
Z p. III. Phone ia or 2SS adv
List Your House for rent or sale,
with Mrs. Muntean, new location
Blue Moon Hotel building, east enr
trance. adv
They're Off at $3.50 tonight; at
Steve adv
a Man unable to manage his per
sonal finances successfully who is
always owing-never saving, ism t
likely 10 be in demand to manage
the businesses of others. 1t Is be-
coming increasingly true that bust
hess, big and little, demands EN-.
ployees who pay their bills prompt
w., and have ineulcated habits Of
thrift in addition to technical know
ledge. DO not further delay formu-
lating 4 savings program. Our 6@S
Investment Certificates offer Il safe
convenient plan with liberal yield
We II gladly explain. Peoples Fin
"ucc y Thrift co. 1926 No. Sixth
St. adv
Windsor Apis. Third Street at
L>l,p E.p ntaro rThontnr onl shn,.
ping districts within walking dis
tancc. Summer rates. Call, phone.
write W. ID. Deeble, owner. adv
Last Chance to buy Gilda Hats
Saturday. Robert Hotel. adv
Soda Water made from 1.ithia
Water. Very healthful. All flavors.
$40 per ease of dozen. delivered
4. NJ. Williams. Phone 653. adv
Fitch's Water Proof Face Powder
and All kinds Of tonic for sale at
Sanitary Barber Shop. 562 Main St,
FL Centric, T. A. Hunt, Prop. adv
Keep Healthy. Drink Paul's Lem.
made. It's pure. Pickwick Stages
Sepot. adv
Available After June l, very at
tractive sleeping apartment with
private entrance, for two or thre.
persons, also large cool double
rooms. close in. Make reservations
now. 542 Olive. Phone 1916. adv
Jenkins Violin and Cornet Recit-
al. Monday Eve, Christian Church,
promptly 7:45. Solos. Duets, Trloa,
Quartettcs. Public invited. 20t3
The Season Il closing dance, given
Nv Young rcople's Club, st. Mary S
Hail. Saturday. May 2lst. Admission
II o" 4 couple. adv
Imperial Valley press., 1927-05-20

Wind Does Damage age.-Thc stiff
wind of Yesterday afternoon, blow.
ing across the desert in the direction
of El Ecntro. -spiCd the new flag
pole with Old Glory proudly way.
ing OF the top of the Hotel Bar
tara Worth. Temptation proved
too strong and the pole was ripped
from it, moorings, crashing to the
street. BY good luck. the only dam
age done bv the pole was the tear
ing of side curtain on one of the
automobiles parked in front of the
hotel
Hay Insurance. Edgar Bros. Real
ty Co., FL Centre. Cal. 60s Main st
Phone 160 adv
For Rent furnished six room house
modern. $50 Adams. $40 per month
See sign on house adv
They're Off at $50 tonight: at
Steve's. adv
Flood Benefit Bridge Party BY De.
gree Staff Pythian Sisters at Coun-
try Club Inn, Wednesday. May 25.
s p III. Tickets soc. adv
Royal Society Art goods at cost.
and less, at $50 Holt, opposite hos
pital. adv
Imperial Valley press., 1927-05-20
Used Bad Checks
To Get Married

SANTA ANA, Calf, May 20
John Lowdeh iIit,son, So, bride
groom of 4. wrck j. sought by Hu.
thotitics her, today .n connection
with checks used in pay ing for the
Wedding i.aR, marriage hcehse and
preacher.
Hittson married Vivian Meikle-
,ohn here on May Ii and is prrsum
ed to be ON his honeymoon.
Imperial Valley press., 1927-05-20

e Business Lght.-Only one
was made by FL Centre pc
st night, Patrolmen Carter
bsenquest locking up F. Nc,
Of New York City, who gave
rupation as cook, on q
of drunkenness. McGregor
eleased this morning on his
ecognizance FOR appearance
Judge Hervey Monday morn
No court was held. Judge
having left the city on Il
Fs trip to San Diego.
Attractive outside rooms at
monthly rate. Blue Moon
Phone SEQ. adv
kens Bought and sold. Dress.
undressed. Phone 98G for
1882 Woodward. adv
g're Off at $50 tonight; at
8. adv
Grand Finale 10 . season or
dahces AT St. Mary > Hall.
lay, May 2lst. Admission sl.O0
pie. .,.aii adv
You beautiful home from
Muntean's real estate office,
location. Blue Moon Hotel
ing (east entrance) beginning
May l9. adv
xtcan Believed Insane Luis
hes. 80, Mexiran. Of III Centre
locked up at the county jail
|fday afternoon. sanchez was
led by Deputy Sheriff Bal
his actions aroused the sus
bs Of the deputy. SANCHEZ, ac-
|DR TO the report, was jumping
ld poles and pillars along Main
}. An investigation into his
al condition will be mad<s
y Insurance. Edgar Bros. Real
D., El Centro. Cal. COS Main 81.
Q l6O Rdv
A. B. Hansen. Dentist. Ex-
lon specialist. Davis Bldg.
ings by appointment. Phone
adv
stle C!rculine Per1nanents. Bar
Worth Beauty Salon. adv
y Insurance. Edgar Bros. Real
D., FL Centro. Cal. 609 Main st.
Q l6O adv
ecial Merchants Lunch, 40c
Coffee Shop DIV
nee at St. Mary's Hall. Sat
:, May "lst. Good music. $l.O0
uple. adv
Imperial Valley press., 1927-05-20
Market Prices
POULTRY

Hen.. Lcghorns, 3H 10 lbs. 1Tc
Hens. eolored. 4 lbs. and up 29c.
B'oilers. l1a :ra., AMI under 2A
?or.
Fryers, Leghorns. 2k to 8 lbs.
2.5c.
fryers. colored 2t, 10 ; lbs 32e.
ROasters, soft hone. 5 lbs. up, 34c
DucLlings. Pekin, 3K4 lbs. up Zoe,
Geese. pc.
Young Tom turkeys. l3 lbs anc
up. 40r,
Old Tom turkeys. $40
Sm;'l Tom turkeys, under ~ Ibs
lie.
Hen turkeys. 8 lhs.. up 40c.
Small hen turkeys, under 8 lbA
i5e.
squads. hight and heavy. 40e.
Copons, 8 pounds NJ, 35e.
Imperial Valley press., 1927-05-20

4 healthy chick has been hatched
at Madeira that has .hreo legs and
but one eye.
Imperial Valley press., 1927-05-20
Divorce Cases
Are Numerous

T. F.. White was granted AN in
terlocutorv decree of divorce from
Eta y. White by Judge a. c. Fin
Imperial Valley press., 1927-05-20
BUTTER AND EGGS

LOS ANGELES, May l9.---Fol.
lowing is the naraer Yor produce
Butter aoc.
Extra eggs 23e.
Fresh eggs PIE.
Mediums lSc.
Imperial Valley press., 1927-05-20

Grand Finale TO . season OF
dahces AT at. Mary s - Hall.
bay, May 2lst. Admission $l.O0
pie, ...a1, adv
Imperial Valley press., 1927-05-20

)ecial Merchants Lunch, 40c
Coffee Shop a DIV
Imperial Valley press., 1927-05-20

by Insurance. Edgar Bros. Real
TO-, FL Centro. Cal. 609 Main st
be l6O adv
Imperial Valley press., 1927-05-20

g're Off at $50 tonight; at
Is. adv
Imperial Valley press., 1927-05-20

Attractive outside rooms at
monthly rate. Blue Moon
Phone $50. adv
Imperial Valley press., 1927-05-20

hnce at st. Mary's Hall. Sat
b., May olst. Good music. $l.OO
Puple adv
Imperial Valley press., 1927-05-20

|kens Bought and sold. Dress.
undressed. Phone 96G FOR
1882 Woodward. adv
Imperial Valley press., 1927-04-20
Shy of Jurors in
Superior Court

Jury trial in the case of William
Sigruins against Martin G. Wahl
was bcgup in superior court. depart
mont two, presided over by Judge
\. G. Finney this morning. Only
l. Of the persons subpoenaed for
jury duty appeared in answer to
summons and one being dismissed
shortly after the case got under way
1t was necessary to adjourn court
until l clock. In the meantime
#ttachos Of the sheriff : office were
sent cut to round up the dclinquents
and 1t is expected that several cita-
tons for contempt Of court will be
III order.
4 peculiar point WAS brought out
by Attorney G. l.. Brown for the
PLAINTIFF in questioning the pros.
pectiFe jurors, being the fact that
two clcrgymen We're seated in TIE
box while q third man answered t.
the name of Bishop. The latter,
however, was not IL member of the
clergy. The two ministers are Raw
l.. Carter Of Imperial and Buford
'. Seals OF Uoltvillc.
Nlgrnlns j. seeking damages to
the extent = $4,000 in the suit.
claiming il amount for damages
suffered Yi'l he was run over bv
a team Of h.fscs o"Grd bv Wahi.
Slgruins appeared IN court with the
aid Of erutehys.
Imperial Valley press., 1927-04-20
ENGLISH CHANNEL
ny United Press Leased Wire

LONDON, April 20.-An attempt
to discover the water movements in
the English Channel was made by
the Marine Biological Association
to whom these movements must be
made known because of their effect
on the drift of fish food and fishes
about the seas.
An assortment of bottles, 500 in
number, were thrown in the sea,
some designed for drifting on the
surface and others on the bottom
of the ocean.
The majority of the bottles were
carried by the currents up Channel
and right across the North Sea,
Many, after a journey of nearly 700
miles, at speed averaging six
miles per day. arrived at Skager
Rock.
Two bottles were washed ashore
at Jutland, three were found north
of Gotcborg, Sweden, and two were
stranded at the head of Christiania
Ford. One bottle had covered
l,440 miles in 100 days at the rate
of rs miles day.
Imperial Valley press., 1927-04-20
Judges Increase
Not Up to County

Comment heard on FL Contro
streets the past few days relative
to the increase in salaries for su-
perior court judges in Imperial
county, which was approved by the
board of supervisors Monday, indi'
Gates that many citizens are under
wrong impression regarding the
increase.
The boost in the judges salaries
has not been made by the super
vsors, it was pointed out today at
the court house. 1t is the result Of
action bv the state Legislature di-
viding superior judges in the state
into three classes, according to the
population of their counties, and
their salaries are based on the class
in which they belong
The state assumes q portion OF
the salary Of each judge, and it
was in order te provide more
equitable scale Of remuneration that
the increases We're granted.
All the supervisors have done IS
to approve the action Of the legls
iatuIc.
Imperial Valley press., 1927-04-20
Admits Dental
Law Violation

s. /. Turner of Holtville entered
pleas of guilty to two charges when
arraigned before Judge l. Mayfield
yesterday afternoon. He was SEN
fenced to pay fine of 800 or
spend 100 days in jail on the first
charge, that of conducting dental
parlor in Holtville under an as
sumed, false and fictitious name. He
was given suspended sentence on
a six months jail term on the second
count, failure to secure license
from the state to conduct said ien-
tai parlor.
Complaints in both eases were en-
tered by w. II. Luckenbach, who
CHARGED that under the name of w.
II. Luckens, he had gone to the
dental parlor conducted by Turner
and had received treatment for his
teeth. The complainant is Il state
inspector.
Imperial Valley press., 1927-04-20
Citrus Meetings
Are Successful

With a total attendance of 81
the fourth Of the series Of grape
fruit meetings held during the last
two days under the auspices Of the
farm davisor's office came to 4
successful conclusion yesterday af
ternoon. The meetings, which were
devoted principally to study Of
soil moisture and its effect on cit
nus trees, were under the direction
Of Assistant Farm Advisor Frank
Beyschiag and W. Il. Schoonover
citrus expert from the Riverside
cXperimcnt station.
This morning party of 10 I'm
pcrial Valley citrus growers, to-
gcther with Schoonovcr and several
representatives Of the Agricultural
Extension service. left for an all
day visit to Yuma. where thev will
study the soil moisture experiments
being carried on there in conncc
tion with the luna Valley citrus
industry
Imperial Valley press., 1927-04-20
San Joaquin to
Exploit Roads
BY United Press Leased Hi1c

FRESNO, April o0-The first
definite step in the organization of
an association to exploit the San
Joaquin valley highways to tourists
will be taken here next Monday
when n committee of II mer nomin-
ate officers of the prospective as
sociation.
The committee was appointed here
last night at a meeting of 10 rep
resentatives from all sections of the
valley. j. was the first open dis
cussion of the Embryonic Assocra
ton, and after hearing w. f. Metz
ger, of San Francisco. describe Red
wood Empire Association of six
counties north of San Francisco, the
delegates endorsed the plan for Il
similar body in this section.
Imperial Valley press., 1927-04-20
Local Masons at
State Conclaye

III Centre is being well REPRESENT
'o Tins week at the meeting of the
seventy third annual grand counciI
OF Royal Arch Masons and the siy.
'y-scVchth annual convocation of
the Grand Comlnanderv. knights
Iemp!ar, CT the state of California.
"nch are being held in Santa Bar,
hara this week.
". A. Tondro, commander Of
Imperial Valley Commandcrv No.
81; l.. l.. Duff, generalissimo: A.
'. Cazcnave, captain general; Earl
v {. Northrup and Howard W.
Morgan left today for Santa Bar
bara.
Representatives Of X. A. NJ. No.
lO9 who were there include John
Stewart Ross. John S. Carmichael,
Herbert Holt, w. j. Clements aud
r. +. Couch.
Imperial Valley press., 1927-04-20

(COnl lnueu from rage Onc)
4 point onc-half mile south Of the
city limits Of FL Centre, at which
point the city will receive its delir-
cry and maintain the canal from
thereon. Surplus water wtll be c@".
ried through a connecting ditch to
Lateral = Of the DogwO0d canal
which in turn emptics into the Main
Dogwood.
"Thc present waste pipe at the
,nd of Lateral ! Of the Dahlia can
al will be replaced by waste Lat
cral emptying into the Date canal
where the latter viii terminate.
"The Date canal, north Of the
citv will be supplied from the Dahl!
- through ii canal to be construct
ed from the latter along the north
city limits, making it necessary to
enlarge t.e Dahlia caual from rs
head to the ncW cross connection.
1.-The area within the city no%
served J. the pumping plant viii
hc taken rarc Of by constructing =
pipe line from the Date Canal along
tie north city limits t. II point east
OF the Southern Pacific railroad
and moving the pump to the heed
of this pipe line.
" Attached is estimate Of cost o.
this work. subdiNided and summar-
,xcd III accordance with the outline
given above; also a blue print show
ing the proposed changes. You VIII
note that the estimated total cost
amounts t. about $6l ,00C.
lnasmuch as all OF this work
concerns canrlS and structures TO be
operated and maintained by the
District, it is my opinion that if tae
work is done, arrangements should
be made for doing it with District
forces and in any event the District
should at least have supervision q
the work; all plans, specifications
and methods Of carrying out the
project Should be approved by tie
District.
"Thc City Of Fl Centre has re-
quested that the District cooperate
in the project and it is my recon-
mendation that we do SO by agree
ing to do the necessary work for the
cillarging of the Dahlia Canal at
our expense; this amounts to total
Of $16,640 Inasmuch as no funds
are available in this year 5 budgci
for this work, | would recommend
that if we cooperate as have sug-
gested, arrangements be made
which will make it possible to pay
for our portion Of the work out c.
funds to be provided for in next
years budget -
Imperial Valley press., 1927-04-20
Come to The Rabbit Hop April %.
st. Mary's Hall. adv
PERSONALS

Sam +. Foas, Of Los Angeles. a
brother Of ]. ID. Foss Of this city,
Is visiting here for the week. and
is making his headquarters at the
y. '. klintberg ranch southwest of
this city Mr.. Foss is also a broth
'r of Mrs. klintberg. Mr.. and Mrs.
John Gaylord Of Imperial gave an
| informal dinner complimcnting the
visitor last night. at which Mr..
and Mrs. Jim Ryan. Mr.. and Mrs.
| J. d. Foss, Mr.. and Mrs. klintbcrg
and the host and hostess were
present.
f. J. Smith of Ho!tville was a
business visitor in the city ycstcr-
day.
Mira NJ. C. Bender Of Calipatria
WAS among ycstcrday outof town
Visitors.
Mrs. Martin b. O'Brien left yes,
tcrdav for Santa Maria. where she
will join Mr.. o 'Brien who is ship
ping produce from that territory.
They have taken home there for
the summer, but will be back at
intervals while Mr.. O'Bricn looks
after ranch interests here.
Among the out.of-town people
noted here yesterday Were Barney
Burke and Dale Cooper of Holtville.
DIR. and Mrs. Norman r. Dupont
had as their recent house guests
Miss Lillian Dupont and Earl Hol-
brook of San Diego.
Two well known hotel men, each
with Il party of friends, are eX-
pccted at the Hotel Barbara Worth
tonight Walter Rousevel, proprie-
tor OF Feather River Inn at Feath-
cr Inn, California and of Castle Hot
2ona, will be here from Arizona. II.
j. Tremain of Los Angeles, former
owner of the St0well hotel i'll that
city, also has reservations.
\. r. Hawkins of Brawley was
noted in town yesterday.
Mrs. Hattie Zigler of Calipatria
was here on business yesterday.
Leo Girard of Los Angeles, who
is we'll known here as he has beer
active in selling Imperial valley cit
rus lands, was able to be removed
| to his home yesterday. Girard ha'
| been confined to the FL Centro hos
pital for several days with an at
tack of influenza. Mrs. Girard ant
family have been at the Hotel Bar
bara Worth for the past few day:
awaiting his recovery.
L. l.. Baird of Calipatria transact
ed business in the city Tuesday.
Mr.. and Mrs. +. NJ. Lilies of Holt
Vile were noted here yesterday.
Mrs. Edmond Ohanion of Sai
Diego and her son, Harold. ar'
visiting here as the guests of Mrs
| Ohanion S sister. Mrs. Freeman Gay
{ Yesterdays visitors from othe1
parts of the county included Mrs
! w. A. Strouse, CalcXico: Mrs. Mae
Dodson and Mr.. and Mrs. c. w
Sullivan, 1Ioltville; A. T. Hawkins
Brawley, and Mr.. and Mrs. Bol
Robertson of the Mt. Signal dis
trict.
John r. Zurcher has been confin
| ed TO his home for some days and
is still reported to be quite i'll.
Imperial Valley press., 1927-04-20
PETTIEG WHILE DRIVING
FORBIDDEN IN WASH

OLYMPIC Was,.., april 2U.--
Washington state law makers were
lenient with the driver who wishes
to speed along at fairly rapid
rate but boy friends - and ''girl
friends who like to do their loving
while on the move are out of luck.
New motor vehicle regulations,
which become effective June 10.
raise the speed limit from 80 to 40
Imperial Valley press., 1927-04-20
NEWS BRIEFS
FROM City and County

DR.. T. J. Ruddy, Eye, Far, Nose
md Throat Specialist, will be in the
lffices Of DR.. r. +. Cunningham,
s32 Main ST., FL Centre. Calf, Sat.
rday, April 80, 1927. For examina.
ion and operations. Call at office OF
Yhone ia for appointment. adv
thoroughbred German Police pup
les for sale, cheap. Phone 174. adv
Chickens Bought and sold. Dress.
id or nndressed. Phone 966 for
brres. 1852 Woodward. ad"
Action Is Dismissed. order
b. dismiss the action in the ease
Fl +. O. Gully and L. X. HYDE
soainst .. l.. Brockman was filed
It the county clerks office this
norning. 1t is believed that an
snicable settlement in the master
pas been reached out of court. The
Erder was filed bv James W. Glass
Eort, attorney for the plaintiff.
Hay Insurance Edgar Bros. Real
" Co, vi Centre. Gal 60S Main St
Phone 160 adv
Hay insurance. Edgar Bros. Raa;
" Co., FL Centre. Cal. sos Maia 81
R'hore 160 adv
Pure Country Cream. We deliver
IT, tall us. A. NJ. Williams. Phone
s53. 3eod II
Judgment Against Brown II.
hOriva was awarded verdict Of
T2,O9l.93 against Harry A. Brown
by JUDGE A. G. Finncv in superior
fonrt, department two. yesterday
g1ftelnoen. Six witnesses appeared
70 testify in favor Of the Plaintiff
Ehrouph whom it was brought ous
fhat Moriva had suffered personal
INJURIES and considerable damage
20 his ear az n result OF collision
fn which a car driven by Brown fig
ried. The plaintiff had asked for
Badgmcnt III the sum ef %9,4js. .l0.
Music Week begins Sunday. NAY
?. The Academy Of Music will give
heir monthly musicale on that date
instead of April "a adv
Imperial Valley press., 1927-04-20
PAGE THREE

mile per hour On the open road but
classifies "petting" rs constitut,
ing reckless driving.
To make sure that there would
be no misunderstanding, the legis
fators worded the ''petting clause
in plain English. 1t declares that a
driver shall be deemed guilty Of
reckless driving if such person
has in his or her embrace another
person which prevents the free and
unhampered operation of the ear. -
Imperial Valley press., 1927-04-20
PRES. COOLIDGE BOOSTS
BUCKWHEAT SALES
Ny United Press Leased Wire

O'NElI-L, Neb., April 20.-The
disclosure Il few months ago that
President Coolidge is fond of buck
wheat pancakes has stimulated the
demand for buckwheat flour in
eastern states.
In response to the increased de
mand, farmers of Holt and Page
counties will double the acreage of
buckwheat planted this year Be
cause of a popularity of the soil in
this section, buckwheat raised here
is declared superior to that grown
in other sections of the country.
Imperial Valley press., 1927-04-20
MARRIAGE LICENSES

Espinosa-Apalategin. Francisco
Espinosa, "a, native of Mexico and
resident of MeXicali. Francisco
Apalategin, 81, native of Mexico
and resident Of Mexicali.
Imperial Valley press., 1927-04-20

\ beef shortage i'll the Yakima
Valley, Washington, caused farmers
to buy 35 carloads Of feeders i'll
idaho. They mloadcd at Toppen.
:sh and cost S. .000 for freight.
Imperial Valley press., 1927-04-20

There were $500 carloads of Nay
cl oranges shipped from Southern
California after April !.
Imperial Valley press., 1927-04-20

W. X. Hearst has recently added
l.6O3.44 acres to his big San Simeon
ranch in San Luis OhiapO county.
Imperial Valley press., 1927-04-20

Willows, Glenn county, will pave
80 blocks of streets and has adver-
tised for bids for same.
Imperial Valley press., 1927-04-20

The National Beekeepers Asso-
citation will convene in San Fran
cisco January 2627. 1928.
Imperial Valley press., 1927-04-20

Marcelling. 5Gc. 621 So. Fifth st.
~ enc lUSS. adv
Dr. A. 3. Hanson, osn.fst. Ex.
Hacticn specialist. DAVIS Bldg
Evenings by appointment, Phone
5W. ADV
Arrested on Liquor Charge.-Dep-
u1v Sheriff Bill Ball staged Il single
handed rad Oh Il ranchhouse q
short distance from lIoltville early
last night and rcturncd to the coun-
~ Jail with prisoner and Il uuau.
tlty of alleged intoxicants. The
prisoner was James Terry, ~, and
he was locked up charged with un-
lawful possession Of one gallon and
10 pints Of alleged whiskcy.
Hay Insurance. Edgar Bros. Real
y Co., FL Centre, Cal. COS Main St
Phone 100 adv
Keep Healthy. Drink Paul's Lem
onade. It's pure. Pickwick Stages
Oepot. adv
Special Merchants Lunch, 4Oc
The Coffee Shop. DIV
Jailed on Driving Charge. -
Charles Mitchell, p, Of Brawlcv
was arraigncd before Judge Haw-
kins yesterday afternoon charged
with reckless driving. Mitchell en-,
tered plea Of guilty to the charge
and was sentenced TO paw fine OF
$50 or spend 50 days in the Imperial
County Jail. The defendant failed
to produce the money and he was
committed to jail
Hair Gain professional applca-
tions. Barbara Worth Beauty
Salon. adv
Promises to Go Home. j. Ross
Of Los Angeles was locked up in
the city jail last night on II charge
Of vagraHcy. The defendant enter
ed plea of guilty to tn" charge
when arraigncd before Judge Edgar
Il. Hcrvcy this morning but was
gwen his freedom when he prom
ihed to return to his home and fam.
lily. II" said that he had come here
looking for work and ran out of
money. patrolman Pennington made
the arrest when he found Ross a
sleep in Il truck.
Chinese Lunch served by the ladies
of the Presbyterian Guild in church
basement, Sixth and Orange, Fri
day, April %, 1870 to 9 O'Clock.
Fine musical program. Men especial
~ invited. Lunch soc. adv
Blue Moon Tavern special hot or
cold plate luncheon zoe Table
Il ihote dinner 81. 6 to $50. Sunday
fried chicken dinner. Afternoon or
evening parties or teas by appoint
ment adv
Building Permits Granted. AR
mold Blackburn of 1864 Broadway
was given permission 10 erect two
new dwelling houses. on each side of
his present residence. The houses
Will be built at cost Of approx
matClv $4,000 and will each contain
four rooms. They will be of wood
and plaster construction. John Jen-
sen has been given the contract for
the erection of the two new dwell
ings. ID. l.. Goodrich of 53+ Sandal
wood Drive was granted permission