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Imperial Valley press. (El Centro, Calif.) 1907-current, 1927-09-15
CENTRAL UNION
TEACHING FORCE
NOW COMPLETED

Central Union high school I
teaching faculty has been complet
ed, Professor j. l.. House, principal
stated today, and everything is il
readiness for the enrolment of pu
pills when school opens Monday
Members of the faculty who are re
turning this year include:
j. l.. House, A. B., A. NJ, prin
cipal; s. Z. Allen, mechanical arts
Erma Spieer Keller, A. b., latin;
+. l. Shepherd, Phi. c., A" b., NJ. s.
chemistry; Irene L. Brooks, A. b..
Spanish. French; J. W. Cook, A. b.
A. NJ. physics, mathematics X. NJ
Armstrong, A. b., physical educa
ton; Lucille Mccullough Miller, \
b.. Spanish; Evalena Baker Moore,
A. b., physical education; Ethel F.
Parent, b. S., stenography and type.
writing; Thelma Upton Ray, A. b..
art, English; James S. Kennedy, A
b., A. NJ, history; Dorothy Wilson
b. s., A. NJ, biology; r. M. Fair, B.
s., agriculture; Edith Vale Hedrick,
A. b., A. NJ, history; Matte Welsh,
A. b., English; Ellsworth n. Green,
B. S, chemistry and physics; Mar
garet NJ. Collins, b. E., music; c. w.
Martin, A. b., vice principal, his
tory; Bessie W. Proudfoot, A. b., A:
NJ. English; Helen NJ. Wallace, A.
b., English.
New members include: CONNER
cial, Alice Fakes, b. S., Teachers
College, Empoi:a, Kansas; eleven
years experience at Huntington
Park, Calf; two years, Florence,
Kansas; two years, North Dakota
Normal. Lordsburg, n. d.
Guy l.. Hatch, B. s., manual
arts, Aekley, Iowa H. s., Normal
Michigan; b. :. from st. Teachers
College. Pittsburgh, Kansas; twelve
years experience; four years, Ack-
ley, Iowa, two years, Lake Benton.
Mimi, six years, Girard. Kansas.
Donald W. Ketchen, A. b., Mathe-
MATES, Cornell College, Iowa, A. B.,
University of Iowa, one summer; L.
S. c. twelve weeks; two years. Ia
Dor, Iowa; one year, Red Oak,
Iowa.
Margaret Lee. A. B., librarian
Wisconsin University, a. s., twenty
four weeks; seven years experience
teaching and library, Galesviile
Wis; Sioux Falls, s. D.; Oakland
Calf; Big Creek. Calf.
Allen Richardson, A. b., mathe.
MATES. Westminster College, Md.
A, B.; L. S. c.; two years Charles
Carol H. S., Md; Onconta Militar,
Academy, Pasadena.
Gladys Teeple, B. s., home eco
monies. Univers:>y -,iInn., B. S.
Iowa State College. Four years
White Bear, MINI.
Marian McGlashan. A. b., Foreign
Adult Education. University of Cali
fornia, A. B. No experience.
Imperial Valley press. (El Centro, Calif.) 1907-current, 1927-09-15
HOLTVILLE NOT
TO INTERRUPT
STAGE. SERVICE

4 special meeting Of the Holt
Vile city council was called last
night to meet with Howard Morgan,
Piekwick stages official. The Holt
willie council had issued an order to
the Pickwick stages that 10 DAYS
would be given the company in
which to map out new route
which would keep the stages off
the streets in Holtville.
After the meeting was called to
order, however,, the clerk brought
forth the ordinance passed by the
council relative to the conduetion
of the stage system in Holtville and
it was found that an agreement had
been entered by which the stage
company was entitled TO run its
stages in the city and that permits
sion had been granted fer picking
up and discharge of passengers
from the buses. The only restric-
Imperial Valley press. (El Centro, Calif.) 1907-current, 1927-09-15
Mayor Thompson
In Los Angeles

LOS ANGELES, SEPT. 15,---A,
cempsnied by a nosa.,ie rctinue,
Mayor William Hale Thompson of
Chicago was the guest of this city
today on his tour to arouse in the
west the demand for governmental
rid in flood control ut the next
congress.
While Mayor Thompson was the
principal speaker at chamber OF
commerce luncheon and was to de-
liver his message again tonight
before the breakfast club, otncr
well knowa members of the party
made short talks. Among the
group were Robert Il. Grove,
prominent in the Loeb.Leopold
murder trial; William Lorimc-, for.
mer United States senator from II
inois, and Homer Galp;n, chairman
of the Illinois state Republican
committee.
Many of the $4,000 former Chit
ca2oans estimated to be living
here heard Mayor Thompson sneak
at noon and still more were expect
cd to hear him tonight.
Imperial Valley press. (El Centro, Calif.) 1907-current, 1927-09-15
PIGEON TO BRING
INVITATION FOR
S'CIOT MEETING

An official invitation to attend
the seventeenth annual session of
the Supreme Pyramid, Ancient
Egyptian Order of Sciots. in Fres-
no, November 1 and 5, will be re-
ceived by William j. Reid, Top
arch of Imperial Valley Pyramid
No. 81, via pigeongram, September
Il.
Fresno Pyramid has arranged a
flight of more than 80 pigeons for
that day, each carrying an invita-
ton to every Pyramid to send not
only its quota of delegates, but as
many other Sciots and wives as are
able to attend the convention.
Supreme Pharoah James \. Lynch
of Long Beach; Supreme Scribe
Karl Eber of San Francisco; city
and county officials; civic leaders
and more than 5000 school children
will take part in the ceremonies at
tending the re.ease or the pigeons
from Roeding Park, Fresno.
The invitations will tell something
of the convention program, which
is replete with entertainment, and
of the arrangements which have
been made.
When the invitations are received
they will be transmitted to officers
of Imperial Valley Pyramid and
read at the next regular meeting.
Fresno expects more than 10000
to attend the convention. Sciots
are asked to bring their entire fam
lies.
Imperial Valley press. (El Centro, Calif.) 1907-current, 1927-09-15

tion placed was that the busses did
rot park on the main thoroughfares
of the city.
Eve do not wish to inconveni-
ence anyone with our stages, 'Mor-
gan told the eouncilmen, land we
will make special effort to see
that our business in Holtvillc is con
Quoted with dispatch and that stage
drivers will make every effort TO
expedite the moving of their traffic
while in the city. We are firmly
convinced that our service is appre-
ciated by our Holtville patrons and
we wish to continue it. We arc
willing. however, to meet any reas-
enable suggestion of your body in
manner of cooperation.
Arthur Nay, superintendent of
equipment, located at Phoenix and
Thomas Stone. general superintend
emit of equipment, located at Lo:
Angeles. were in Ell Centre with
Morgan this morning. The men are
making tour of inspection of com
pany lines throughout the southern
district.
Imperial Valley press. (El Centro, Calif.) 1907-current, 1927-09-15
Thursday, September Is, 1927

/ off from here Saturday until the
plane arrives in New York, and
contact will be established with the
press services to record progress
Of the unique flight.
Leo is 20 occupy a special steel
and glass compartment abour the
,aft, in which he will be fed auto.
matically by Jensen.
Imperial Valley press. (El Centro, Calif.) 1907-current, 1927-09-15
Prisoners Quit
Tulare Jail

TULARE, CAL, Sept. l5.-Want
cd in several California cities, !.
Ill. Miller, 20, and Lawrence Sloan
-, alleged bad check artists, were
sought today following their escape
from the Tulare city Jail last
night.
taking advantage Of a 10 minnie
absence by Police Chief John r. Me
donald who left to take a party OF
guards to the T'plare fair grounds,
the youthful prisoners unlocked
their ceii doors with a key presii.,
sbly fashioned from a copper tub
Jig and walked to freedom.
Miller and Slean were wanted IN
Bakersfield. Stockton, San Luis
Cbispo and Dixon on charges rang
ing from issuing Sverthless checks to
grand larceny.
Imperial Valley press. (El Centro, Calif.) 1907-current, 1927-09-15
Glandular Extracts
Now Administered
In 7 ablet Form

An effective way to combine
glandular extracts with vegetable
tonic agents in highly concentrat-
ed tablet form has been developed.
This modern tonic, known as Nor.
ex Formerly called Glandogen), il
now used by thousands and is no
commended by leading druggists
throughout America. You owe n
to yourself to test the virtue Of
this modern preparation Obtain an
original and genuine package Of
Morex Formerly called Glandogen,)
and take two tablets three time
daily for ten days. You will te
surprised at the results. Clements
Drug Co. Will supply you. CIV
Imperial Valley press. (El Centro, Calif.) 1907-current, 1927-09-15

press services will be established
from the plane in which Jensen will
pilot Leo, Metrouoi,iwyn-M Mayer
lion from Culver City to N,w York,
it was announced here today.
A radio broadcastinr outfit of
1000 miles range will be operated
by Jensen FROM ,..e time lie takes
Imperial Valley press. (El Centro, Calif.) 1907-current, 1927-09-15

Harvesting of alfalfa seed at He
met, Riverside county, began Aug
ust is and will amount to about l..
G00,00 pounds.
Imperial Valley press. (El Centro, Calif.) 1907-current, 1927-09-15
American Slain
In MexicoCi

by United Press Leased Wire
MEXICO. CITY, Sept. l5.-David
l.. Fisher, an American and chief
clerk Of the Southern Pacific Rail
Imperial Valley press. (El Centro, Calif.) 1907-current, 1927-09-15

Shipments of oranges from Red.
lands, San Bernardino county, are
s75 carloads ahead of same date last
year.
Imperial Valley press. (El Centro, Calif.) 1907-current, 1927-09-15

The cannery at Riverbank, Stanis-
laus county, began run on tomato
paste, August l6.
Imperial Valley press. (El Centro, Calif.) 1907-current, 1927-09-15
Jensen And Lion
To Have Radio

CULVER CITY, Calf, Sept. Is.
Direct communication with all
Imperial Valley press. (El Centro, Calif.) 1907-current, 1927-09-15

way, was shot and killed at Quad
alajara by a Mexican employee Of
the railroad, the consul telcgraphed
today.
Fisher died yesterday. The con.
sul's report named j. Y. Prada as
the slayer but advanced no motive
for the shooting.
Fishers brother is general super.
intendent Of the. 4Pennsylvan MIA
railroad at Pittsburgh. His mother
lives in Philadelphia.
The American embassy here is
making representation to the gov
eminent.
Imperial Valley press. (El Centro, Calif.) 1907-current, 1927-09-15

A $4,000 bridge is being built
over Casitas Creek on the line be-
tween Centura and Santa Barbara
counties.
Imperial Valley press. (El Centro, Calif.) 1907-current, 1927-09-15
You'll like it.....
there's cream in every drop

CREAM-real crcam-lots
~ of cream. Cream, not just
at the top Of the can, but il,
cuery drop.
That's the secret of Alpinc's
richer, finer flavor. That's why
particular people prefer it for
collector smoother, creamier
sauces, salad dressings, soups
and desserts for finer textured
cakes and biscuits.
In every pint of Alpine is
one whole quart Of rigidly
tested, fullcream milk. Nothing
Imperial Valley press. (El Centro, Calif.) 1907-current, 1927-09-15

is added, nothing taken away
but water. Then it is sealed in
clean, air>tight containers and
sterilized.
Alpine will keep indefinitely
on your pantry shelf and
always be sweet and fresh
when you open the can.
But once you get to know
Alpine, you won't keep it long.
You'll use it often always.
SO rich it saves butter in
cooking -yctcostsles sthanor>
binary milk. Get Alpine today.
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MOVE TO STOP
us. 1NVASIONS
Latins Oppose Cali
Ask Pan-American
Assistance

MONTERREY, ". T.. Mex. Nov. q.
A widespread movement among
Latin-American countries to frus-
trate President Coolidge's moves at
the Sixth Pan-American Congress i'm
Havana next January and TO pre-
sent an initiative before the conven-
tion for an agreement prohibiting
Intervention in any Latin-American
country, has been revealed, it was
learned here today.
vi Porvenir, a Monterey newspa-
per, affirms that delegates from
Mexico, Santo Domingo, and other
Latin countries will present an ini-
tiative forbidding any nation from
intervening In another's affairs, even
though temporarily.
This motion, IL says, will be pre-
sented principally BY countries 20
which the United States has sent
troops. such as Nicaragua, Haiti,
Santo Domingo. Porto Rico, and Mex
leo. demonstrating III says. -the
pressure which the White Hose has
exerted in Latin-America.
The correspondent Of the paper af-
firms that at the Secretariat of
Foreign Relations he was told that
the Mexican part OF the affair was
false, as delegates have not been in
structed what motions they shall
present. He charges that mhneuvers
TO Illustrate any initiative that Pres
ident Coolidge may present are TAX
ing place
-In several Latfn-Americmn coun-
tries" ne says. IAN active campaign
il being developed against the White
House. This propaganda comes from
Europe"