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Honefttings

Table lot Of Cretonne Pillows
in various colors. Filled with
soft cotton soc grade. COc
eacn ................
- Couch Hammocks. Regu-
larry $1,000 to $4,000. @S M
Special, each $500. ~
-125 Velour, Damask and
Rayon Pillows, in assorted
shapes and colors. $1.00 100
to $3.50 grades. Choice ~
is Mating or Cretonne Cow
cred Utility Chests in good
h handy No size. 500. t,oI and $500
"A Genuine Red Cedar Chests
in q good handy size. $500
and $1,000 sra dos $4.M
Choice .............,
--15o Duplex window Shades.
Seconds Of $1.49 grades- AOc
Special, each AZ. ...... ~
--75 Prs. Half Sash Curtains,
SEQ to sec gradea TO-
Pair .................. =,
---75 Star Brand Porch Shades.
8 It. wide and Z It. deep.
Green only. Special. 90 M
each @osOO
100 Prs. Ruffied Curtains in
white and plain colors, ruffied
borders, valance and tie backs.
CSC to $1.25 grades. A EOc
pair .....s..
--22 Red Cedar Chests. Good
large size. $500 to &16.RQ
$4,000 values. Each ~A
Kann's-Third Floor.
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Ml1l1A Friday Bargain DayNews!
Knit Underwear

Bis Women's Rayon Bloom
+ ers, with double shirring at the
knees. 27-inch length only.
Black. navy and toast. Reg
ularly $1.00. Special, QOn
--485 Children's Fleeced Cotton
Ribbed Vests and Pants in
broken styles and sizes.
Formerly SOC and 69c. o.
Choice OI
--1S9 Women's Cotton Ribbed
Union Suits of medium weights.
Low neck, sleeveless, knee
styles only. Regularly QEc
$3.50. A suit. ......... oC
so Children's Wool mixed
Union Suits, with high necks
and long sleeves-knee and ankle
lengths na;n Broken 3, Ss s sizes s $l.39
--SS Glove silk Step-ins, in
flesh color only. Plain style. in
merly s1. S. Each. $I.OO
Kann's-Street Floor.
Jewelry
An Assortment of Manufac-
tured Indestructible Pearl Bead
Necklaces, in various styles
choker and 36-in. opera
lengths. We're $500. 40
Choice ........... ~
-kiddie Sets, consisting of
Necklace and Bracelets of inde-
structible pearl beads, on
sterling silver chains. A A.
cOI '....'. ''.... -. 81.
Novelty Jewelry, such as neck
laces, mesh bags, brooch pins,
bar pins, etc. Originally $1.00
to $4,000. Now. :.
" Price
Powder Bowls, Perfume Hold
ers, Vanity Boxes, etc. Origi-
nally $2.95 to $4,000. Your
choice
" Price
Imported and Dome stic
Jewelry. such as necklaces,
brooch pins. bar pins, etc.
Originally soc to $1.00. Now
2 Pieces, Csc
Kann's-Street Floor.
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---48 Corsettes. of pink brocade
coutil---very long boning over
the back and the diaphragm.
Two sets of hose supporters.
S $50 and $500 values 1926
Cno1ce ..............
30 Corsettes. of pink brocade
coutil, with wide elastic sides
some with elastic s h o ulder
straps. Two sets of hose sup
porters. $3.50, $500
and $3.50 values. CD o.
Odd lot Of Girdles. of pink
brocade coutil. Elastic sides
some with side fasten-
ing. $3.50 and $2.95 C7E IN
values. Choice. %AsOO
Odd lot Of Girdles and Lace
front Corsets, Of plain and pink
brocade coutil. Elastic sides.
Two and three sets of hose
y supp port ,nr ers' $500 1926
-"Snuggie" One.piece Girdle
and Brassiere, trimmed with lace
and boned over diaphragm. Two
set sets Of #. hose no support $l.05
Kann's-Second Floor.
39c and SOC Innings
Remnant lengths of black and
colored Saline Innings, In ] to
3h yard lengths, special. CE
Friday, a yard. ~OC
Kann's-Street Floor.
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Children's Wear

Infants Double breasted
White Chinchilla Coats with
slash pockets or belted: sizes 1
to 8. Regularly $3.9S. I'D 30
Special, each. ..:....
--Children's White Sat e n
Boomers, with elastic at waist
and knee. Sizes 4 to 10.
Regularly sec to $1.2b. HQc
---Children's Petticoats, trimmed
with lace and embroidery. Sizes
2 to g. Regularly $3.50 orc
to $1.9S., Choice. ......
Id Children's Two piece
Dresses, with jersey skirt, made
on waist and corduroy blouses.
Sizes 4 to 6 years.
regularly $2.9S. @7 M
Now, each. ..........
30. Children's Coats, in sizes
2 to A years. Regu-
larly $6.9S to 1896. @2 or
Each ...............
-Children's Wolfe Dresses In all
colors. Some hand made and
hand embroidered. Sizes 2 to 6
years. $1.00 to $1.98 zoo
values. Each ..........
: 80 Kann's-Second Floor.
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FILM ROMANCE ON ROCKS,
Beauty Contest Winner Charges
Director With Cruelty.

Los ANGELES, February "a Cp.-
A romance of the films that began
more than ID months ago, when
Estelle Bradley, Atlanta, Ga, beauty
contest winner, secretly married
Charles Lamont, director at the studio
where she was employed, after y
whirlwfnd courtship, went on the
rocks yesterday as she filed suit for
divorce
The complaint charges Lamont with
cruelty, GOODNESS and indifference.
Miss Bradley entered motion pictures
following the Atlantic City beauty
pageant In 1924, where, as Miss At.
lanta, she won the prize as the most
beautiful girl In the Southern division.
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Art Goods

Odd lot of Stamped Pieces.
including linen and cotton nap
kins. buffet sets, towels, To-
scarfs. etc. Choice. -. ~
Odd lot Of Fancy Cretonne
Pillows in assorted
colors. A good size. Sn-
so Hand-embroidered Models
that have been used for display
purposes and are CT M
slightly soiled. Each, PA.OO
--15 Fancy Waste Baskets.
slightly imperfect. Reg
ularly s1,oo. Special. 2Qc
Odd lots Of Fancy Yarns in
assorted colors. Full l.
ounce balls. Special, a =
ball, at. DC
i kann's-Fourth Floor.
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DOnestics

$50 Unbleached Cases, 36x36-
in. size before hemming.
good heavy quality, Ihc
-~12o Hemstitched Cases, 45x36.
in. before hemming, reg S0c
ularly Toe, Friday, each.
go Colored Striped Spreads.
regularly $2.95. S1x105-in. size,
heavy crinkled spreads, In
blue only, special @1 OK
at
-S-oz. Featherproof Art Tick
ing, a regular soc quality, 20c
Friday, yard ...........
Kann's+Street Floor.
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Linens

$500 "Run.of-the-Mill" Bath
Mats, in four good patterns and
good colors, special %7.05
Sic ''Run.of-the-Mill" b a { h
Towels, 23x43.in. size, with at.
trautive borders Of gold, blue,
lavender and rose' spe- S0c
CldI az
--36-in. Breakfast Cloths, all
linen, in three good colors, tan,
blue and gray. all check IOo
ed patterns, special. 80. TT
---54x69-in. Pure Linen Table
Sets. consisting of cloth and
six napkins, special, q 90 20
--75c Pure Linen Embroidered
Towels. slightly soiled, 90
special at. .............. O|C
Kann's-Street Floor.
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Housewares

40 Stainless Steel PAIRING
speeiai. ea sesuiarly lsc. lOc
i Decorated Wood
Basket. Was $7.98. CE 90
NOW .........
il Decorated Wood
R ssstst. Was s':ss: 1913
Il Four-fold. Brass
, sIss screen ssT was 1898
Il Gas Log, 14-inch
size Regularly or M
$7.95. Now ........ %O.UU
Il Favorite Gas Range. dem
onstrated model. eco or
Was $3.50. Now. :. %O1s9O
Blue Enamel Nesco Oil Heat
S er; Regularly $40. S7.05
NOW ...............
White Enamel Perfection Oil
Heater lie II Regularly SlO.05
-Nesco Black Japanned Oil
Heater. Regularly @9 Or
fO'oSs ~No"
Lawson 8-Burner Gas Heater.
Reg, $3.50. S24.5O
NOW .............
Wheeling 7-Burner Gas Heat
e S:. Regularly $40. $17.05
now .............
Wheeling 9-Burner Gas Heat
or. Regularly SIS. SlO.05
Lawson 10-Burner Gas Heat
s sr. Was $1,000. $ll.95
-Super-Radiant 10.Burner Gas
Heater. Was $40. 200. o.
Now ........
Lawson 8-Burner
Gas Heater. Was 90 OF
$14.50. Now ....... ~~'~O
Wheeling 7-Burner Gas Heat
or. Was $24.sS. 31n or
Now .............Q
-witz 9.Burner Gas Heater.
Now n " $500. .....i $lO.98
Kann's-Third Floor.
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Toilet Goods

Luxor Compact Powder. made
to sell for soc. Special To-
Imported Atomizers and
Droppers. Were 800. Sno
Choice
-Eveready Shaving Cabinets,
containing / razor and tube Of
shaving cream. Made to Gno
sell for 800. Now. 80. wv
Tooth Brushes. slightly
soiled. Were CSC to soc. To-
CnO1ce ...... -. ......
BENZ ur Perfume - made to
sell for $1.00 bottle. Special, one
bottle for 29c, or
2 for Soc
Various makes of Toilet Soaps.
which show signs Of having been
handled. Were 10c and Csc a
cake. Special now
3 Cakes, Csc
-Silk.Life Soap. a soap made
especially for washing silk.
Regularly 15c. Special, IT,
d Ct1ho.
Kann's-Street Floor.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1927-02-24
Handkerchief
lOc Each

Odd lot of 900 Handkerchiefs
silk, linen and cotton. some
perfect, others subject to slight
imperfections, and slig h tly
mussed.
Kann'@Street Floor.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1927-02-24
Neckwear

Plain colored Rayon Lace
Scarrs, with self fringe. Tan.
s srsS' v sTesn t and red $l.67
Remnants of Flowers, Neck
wear and some Ties. Formerly
Doc to $1.00, Choice Fri o.
'''''...'.
.-33 Heavy Crepe de Chine
Scarfs, with embroidered ends
a ma hand knotted
fringe. $2.s5 values CD Al
kann's-Street Floor,
Luggage
. Open-top Wardrobe Trunks.
slightly scratched.
a nesularly $3.50 $500
Il Standard size Wardrobe
Trunk, slightly scratched from
n display Was $4,000. $1,000
now ..............
3 Open-bulge Top Wardrobe
Trunks. slightly scratched from
s a.is =. play a.s,, Were $4,000
Il Extra-size Royairobe Trunk,
slightly scratched from dis.
play play. Was $4,000, $500
Kann's-Third Floor.
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Hosiery

---78 Pairs Women's Part-wool
Unda-Hose. in natural color only
and full length. Seconds 90
OF $1.00 quality. A pair, ~
--229 Pairs Women's Chiffon
Silk Hose, of all-over silk, some
with Isle tops. Square and
pointed heels. Broken colors
and sizes. $1.95 quail CT %
ity. A pair. ......... ~AsO
lao Pairs Children's A.length
Socks, in broken sizes and col
ors. Regularly 35c. Spe- To-
cial, pair. ...............
-210 Pairs Women's Wool and
Rayon Hose-Radmoor make
full fashioned tout sixes), in
brown, beige. black and
navy. $500 quality. 85c
9 elT
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Notions

200 pieces Of Fancy Elastic.
V yard to a. piece. Regularly
o0c and SEC. Special, To-
picCS
200 Sanitary step.ins.
Regularly SOC. Special. CSo
,cdcn 80. 49,.
%. N. r. Spool Cotton, in
coiors only. Special,
2 Spools, Sc
Infants Rubber Pants, in
overall style with elastic top.
Seconds of SOC quality. Special
2 Pairs, Csc
--Camisole Tape. in blue and
lavender. Regularly 10c q yard.
Special,
3 Yards, 1Oc
Sanitary Aprons, slightly soil
ed. Were 25c to soc. L.
Your choice ............ AOO
Imported Shopping Baskets,
in five different sizes. Were
16c to 50c. Now, 8
1Oc to Csc q
Kann's-Street Floor.
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Lingerie

--21 Gowns of floral figured
batiste, trimmed with L. net,
Slipover style. $1.95 &7 10
values for .%I.I1
SO Philippine Chemise, hand.
made and hand embroidered;
Regular. and extra Sizes In
built-up shoulder styles; $3.50
and $3.95 values CC 90
SO Silk Costume Slips Of tub
silk, radium crepe de chine and
satin. Broken sizes.
$2.s5 to, $6.75 values S7.03
lOI
---T5 Boomers of batiste, crepe
and soft muslin, trimmed with
embroidery, contrasting folds
and hemstitching. $1.00 Eno
values for ............ wv
---48 Imported Step-ins, in white
and flesh only. Trimmed with
net and contrasting
colors. s1.s5 values &77O
Kann's-Second Floor.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1927-02-24

-Shirred ribbon garter elastic
in pretty bright colors. Special
length Friday at Csc. On sale
Ribbon Department.
Kann Floor.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1927-02-24

40 Stainless Steel PAIRING
Knives. Regularly Ice. ~
Special, each luz
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Regularly 18c, good weight
and smooth finished pajama
eek, So inches 1CMc
wide, a yard. ....... /AS
-25c Checked Wolfe, a nice soft
finish, especially suitable for
women's and children's
dresses, SO in. wide. a To-
yard ................
Kann's-Street Floor.
Imperial Valley press., 1927-07-23
MORE MEN SUICIDES
IN SOVIET RUSSIA

MOSCOW. July % Soviet Rus
s,a e. suicide rate is only eight per
100. OO0 population, a survey has re,
GENTLY disclosed. Most of the suicides
are men, though the prevalence Of
suicidal mania among women has
shown an increase in the cities com.
pared with the provinces. The dan
gerOus age brackets for suicidal in
clinations are between twenty and
twenty.four years or beyond sixty
years.
Women suicides have shown a
preference for poison, a method al.
most entirely ignored by men who
prefer to hang Themselves, Women,
on the other hand. seldom have end.
ed their lives in Russia by hanging.
Shooting. a minor method of ending
life, is shown little more popular
among men than among women,
while drowning claimed few more
women than men.
Contrary TO expectations, unra-
quilted love played a small part in
suicidal acts, only four percent be
in gtraced to this cause or to jeal-
Imperial Valley press., 1927-07-23
Marriage Ritual
OF New Society
Is Given Trial

BERKELEY, Calf. July 23.-
The 'love, honor and obey of the
marriage ceremony is reduced to
"1ove' alone in the new wedding
ritual of the "Cosmic Society," of
Berkeley. The Cosmic ceremony was
used for the first time in the mar
riage Of Miss Merdoine Keeler and
Richard McInture.
The ceremony. written by the
ride : father, Charles Keeler, poet
and founder of the Cosmic society
religion, places every emphasis on
love and asks the parties to the
ceremonies only to unite their lives
and "share whatever fate YOU Joint
X fashion and create out of the pot
Cntialities of the future.
Rear Admiral Eberle has dofin-
itely refused 10 consider a bridge
across San Francisco bay.
Imperial Valley press., 1927-07-23
Pigeon Racing
Proves Costly
by I nited Press Leased Wire

LONDON, July 23.-Pigeon fly
mS a. a sport IS almast exclusively
confined to the working classes.
: Therefore. it would seem to be in
! t >Fensive. Yet statistics indicat,
lhat many thousands Of pounds arc
arent and lost III pursuit of this
/ hobby.
The birds Themselves, their up
ko~p ana I.nsportar - is compr-
ativcly small, we'll within the tin.
ances II the pigeon flyer bat ii d,
bad weather and si4:tar uncont:pl-
able cream: .ances y-'n.h do he
damage
Nearly 700 bird> were sent OF
on a recent race froe, Rennes to
England. The birds were released
on 4 Saturday. bat encountered u
terrific Storm in the English Ch HI
rel. and ~ to 4 " ok later few"'
than 20 per cent had returned. OF
600 pigeons in another race On the
same day only 80 returned.
Most of the birds were the pro.
perty of ironworkers and miners
who have suffered heavily through
this loss, for the total value Of the
birds is said to have been $4,000.
One fancier had two back out Of
20 another, one out of eighteen. \
novice had good luck as his only
four entrants returned the same
night. Two birds which managed 10
brave the storm fell on the coast
and were too weak to rise again.
One pigeon alighted on a German
steamer III the Channel and was re-
turned by the captain,
Imperial Valley press., 1927-07-23

their elders, to join in defense
against the bandits in case any gil
lage is attacked. Villages are be
my strengthened aid defense towers
iuilt. A-rr.2ements have been
r.ade to ta'l I'eoPle into the walled
villages from outlying hamlrfs III
vent = 51sdt. amy appears.
The young laen in ea:i village
are aru1,g Themselves with lroG-
tipped h.,n,ioo spears knives,
sev'Ees ai.l ether weapons and are
sworn to fight the bandits to The
death.
An eff II also ha- l';u made to
.opi:iat" ~ en spir.'s winch Il"
supposed to incite bandit raids
against the peaceful villagers. To
this end villagers are flving magic
flags and hoisting sacred orna-
ments.
Shantung for wears has been in
Imperial Valley press., 1927-07-23
Money Spurned
On Fair Isle
By United Press Leased Wire

CARMEL. calf. Julv 2a.--Dis
eoycy Of au island where money
toes not "teIk - because none o'
hy inhabitants have any and rr
fuse t. receive cash or curyencN
from foreigners is reported b. II
p. Glasswen, local importer. wh.
has lust returned from trip around
the wur'd.
The island is known as Fair Isl,
in the outer Hrbrideo northwest OF
Great Britain, and has III inhabit
rnts who are apparently Of Scotcl
descent bat very primitive, accord
ing TO GlassweN.
Glasswcll said he was able :,
spend several DAYS on the island BY
purchasing food and lodging with p
few pounds Of tea which Is consider
ID very valuable 10 the people wh,
,purn money.
Imperial Valley press., 1927-07-23

ousy. Shocked and tangled nerves
cue to the he> oIution aud othef
harsh experiences, eNpla.ned nearly
ton percent Of suicides and wer.
ihe chet ascert"inable cause. PAl
s.cai diseases accounted for nraH-
i've percent. love affairs t.a5't
troubles and money wursles tsc'
Icing held lcsPons tie 10. tJuI pe.
cent
Placer county viii have Il special
dav. July IL, Il TIE exposition III
Reno, Nevada
Imperial Valley press., 1927-07-23
Crusade Against
Work Is Taught
In Philippines s
BY WILLIAM r. KUHNS
Omitted Press Staff Correspondent

Omitted Press Staff CorreSpondent)
MANILA, July 23.-An epide-
mic of healers, Supreme Rulers,
Holy Ghosts and Emperors has
swept the PHILIPPINES since Intren.
charado achieved such dis
tinction as Emperor of lloilo that he
was given Z cool, roonv suite in
tie government s best insane Rsy-
lum.
The constabulary and varions
local police are faced with a big
problem In the heart of Manila
these semi-religious leaders have
been known To spring up for a few
DAYS collect several hundred fol
lowers and then move their spirit
ugl kingdom TO another locality
For { small fee they cure ali
diseases and their fame spreads
quickly over wide area. Intrech-
eraGo was not healer. in a strict
sense. He was a dictator and ac
CURED the quality of divinity later,
With his crown and sword. But his
mitators are taking the simplet
oatl, Of healing the bodies OF Their
subjects in return for obedience and
. sm0ll fee,
The most recent case to come be
tcre the police Is the Holy Ghost.
IN & section Of Manila where Tho
population is measured by the
square foot. this healer has acquif,
Il much public support by denounc
ug hard work He tells his audiences
! that the Supreme Being VII visit
heavy punishment on those who in.
,st on working. He reintorrcz
his comfortable doctrine by saving
flat persons who refuse to work
! viii be favored and live III wealth
ana happiness.
! His popularity grew by leaps. H.
cures battling diseases by rubbing
/ tAe limbs Of patients, accompanied
| by strange incantations. He claims
u be th most recent reinearnat-
ION Of the Holy Ghost.
Imperial Valley press., 1927-07-23
NOTICE Os SALE OF BONDS CT
HEBER SCHOOL DISTRICT [

NOTICE Is HEREBY GIVEN
that sealed proposals WI | be receiv
rd up to 200 o clock ?. NJ. I,
Monday, August lst, 1927, by the
! Board of Supervisors of the County
Of Imperial, State of California, fol
the purchase of bonds nf the Heber
/ School District in the sum of Five
/ Thousand ($500000) Dollars.
: Each of said bonds will be dated
/ July 9th, 1927 and VIII bear interest
at the rate OF six go per cent per
annum. payable semi-annually; both
principal and interest to be PAYABLE
IN lawful money Of the United
States at the office of the treasurer
Of the County Of Imperial. sai5
bonds viii be ten 90 in number
Of the denomination of $4,000
, each, PAYABLE as follows, to-wit
Bond No. /, Five Hundred Dol
lars, to run three wears:
Bond No ., Five Hundred Do
lars, to run four wears;
Bond No. 3. Five Hundred Dol
lars, to run five wears:
Bond No I, Five Hundred Dol
lara. to run six wears;
Bond No. S, Five Hundred Dol
lars, to run seven years;
Bond No. 6 Five Hundred Dol
lars to run eight wears;
Rond No. 7, Five Hundred Dol
lars, to run nine years.
Bond No. 5, Five Hundred Dol
lars, to run ten years;
Bond No. g. Five Hundred Del
lars, to run eleven years;
Bond No. 10. Five Hundred Dol
lars, to run twelve years.
The bonds herein referred to wer'
voted for the purpose Of raisine
money for repairing, restoring and
rebuilding 50 far as NAV be neces-
sary the school building Of sal'
school district, which was damaged
and injured bv earthquake January
lst. 1927, and for making certain
alterations TO said building.
HEBEE SCHOOL DISTRICT has
been acting as a school district un-
der the laws Of the State of Califor-
MIA continuously since February
l0th. 1910.
The assessed valuation of the tax
able property in such school district
as shown by the last equalized as
sessment book of said County of
Imneriai State Of California il
1917 Al 90. and the total amount
Of the outstanding bonded indebf
edness of said schoO, district is
sl50000.
Each bid must state that the bid
der offers par and accrued interest
70 date Of delivery and state sepa
rately in words and figures the pre-
MUM, if any, offered for the bonds
bid for.
A certified check or cashier g
pheck in the sum of Five (5%,) rer
rent of the amount of said bonds,
nayahle to the chairman of the
Board Of Supervisors must accom-
panv each bid as a guarantee that
the bidder if successful. will accept
and paY for the said bonds in ac-
cordanre with the terms of his bid,
and said check shall remain in the
hands Of the Board of Supervisors
until all of said bonds are paid for.
The Board of Supervisors reserves
the right TO reject anv and all bids.
RY ORnER OF THE BOARD OF
SUPERVISORS of the County of
Tmperial, State of California, made
July 9th, 1927
C. G. MOUSSEAU,
Clerk of the Board Of Supervisors.
By j. NJ, Stewart, Deputy Clerk.
1915
Imperial Valley press., 1927-07-23

bands now terrorizing villages in
many parts of Shantung.
The organization, known as the
"Self Protection Corps started in
the northeastern part of the pro
vince where bandit army recently
sacked village, killing many of
the inhabitants after submitting
them to the most horrible tortures
Sectional organizations are built
around the mystic figure "72, "
which signifies cooperative work on
a large scale. Thus villages and
hamlets, y in number. bind them
selves by agreements made between
Imperial Valley press., 1927-07-23
Famous Tennis
Coach Admits He
Is Poor Player

BERKELEY, Calf, July 23.-
William C. "'Pop' Fuller. who has
developed and coached Helen Wills
aud Helen Jacobs, tennis wizards,
is "rotten tennis player, sc-
cording to his own admission.
Fuller, who has been coach ct the
Berkeley Tennis Club for II years
and is noted authority on tennis,
has mastered the technique of the
game and of champions but has
never been able to play well him
self, he said
The coach taught the two famous
Helens according to their own nat-
ural qualifications and not by i
set rule, he declared
The first Elberta peaches reach
ing Oakland came from Anderson
Shasta county June 81
Imperial Valley press., 1927-07-23
McCABE
By Press Staff Correspondent

McCABE. july 23.-Mr and Mrs
tahark are taking a two weeks
vacation at San Diego and other
coast points.
Mrs W o. Miller and three small
children spent Thursday i'll Fl Cen
tro
Mr. ana Mrs Kahn are visiting
8 few days with Mrs, Kahn : par
ents. Mr and Mrs. W O. Miller,
prior TO their departure for tn
east.
Mr.. ana Mrs. Andrew Van Der
poel of FL Cajon drove over u
spend SUNDAY with the Weston Van
Derpoels. On their return they
were accompanied by Martha and
Buddy. who will remain at FL Ca.
ION until school opens.
Imperial Valley press., 1927-07-23

Tested with bandit gangs despite
sporadic efforts Of the provincial
authorities to overcome them.
Thousands of farmers now are emf
grating from the unfortunate pro
vince of ManchuTia.
Imperial Valley press., 1927-07-23
Bandit Rid den
Villages Form
Defense League
by United Press Leased Wire

ffsktNG, July 23.-Natives of the
.4aeklv populated province of Shan
i9hg 9ilave adopted the methods of
.he Sanfornia Vigilantes to protect
themselves, against great bandit
Imperial Valley press., 1927-07-23
Bakec tstard
with Alpine

cup Alpin. Milk, cup water.
2eggs. pinch CT salt, J tablespoon.
tals sugar, grated nutmeg or "a
n,lla to taste. Beat egg, slightly
add sugar, mix with Alpine Mix
and water. Pour into buttered
mold or custard cups. Stand in
pan of hot water and bake IN
moderate oven till set. CoCoanus
NAY Be added, II desired.