Imperial Valley press., 1927-03-02

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Civil Suit Filed.-Suit in which
the plaintiff seeks to recover an
alleged debt of $4,000 was filed at
the county clerks office this morn
ing by Edith NJ. Davis against l..
j. Thomas. According to the IN
formation furnished in the com
plant the money was loaned to the
defendant on promssory note and
no monies have been received in re-
turn. The plaintiff also asks for
$3.50 as attorneys fee and costs Of
the suit. S. p. Williams is appear
ing as attorney for the plaintiff.
Sweet Peas Large choice lunches
25c. Vines 8 #. high. 6l7 Orange.
adv
Auto Club Official Here. = Joe
Stuckcv of San Diego. accident adj
iuster for the Auto Club of South
ern California. was in FL Centre yes
terdav on official business regard
ing the adjusting of accident claims
IN mishaps suffered by members Of
the auto club.
No Less, No Better, but pure and
cold as ever. Paul s Orangeade and
Lemonade, at Pickwick Stage De-
pct. ad7
Deputy Assessor Appointed -
Thelma X. Harvey has been named
az a deputy assessor of Imperial
county. The document to this eff
feet was filed at the county clerk )
office this morning. The appoint
mcnt was made by Assessor w. NJ.
Weaver and is to become effective
Immediately.
I. o. o. F. box supper to members
and friends, Wednesday evening at
lodge rooms. adN
Pure Country Cream. We deliver
it. Call us. A. NJ. Williams. Phone
G53. 3 cod tt
Tourists Reach CITY, Raymond
Whitcomb Land cruise, the ninth to
pass through Imperial Valley this
season. arrived in FL Centre at $50
O clock this morning and departed
for San Diego over the San Diego
and Arizona railroad at o clock.
The train was equipped with nine
ears, including numerous special
coaches for the entertainment of the
passengers. About 100 persons were
aboard.
WILD MALLARD Duck eggs for
Matching. Orders taken. 425 State
st. mon wed fri
School Officials Here. /.
Thurston of Los Angeles, secretary
of the California Teachers Associ-
alton, and Richard j. Werner, of
Sacramento, commissioner of see
ondary schools were recent visitors
i'll FL Centre. During their stay in
this city they were conducted on a
tour of inspection of the FL Centre
Union high school, and expressed
themselves as very pleased with the
progress shown in local methods of
instruction.
The Solo Organist of the Royal
Oratorio Society, Windsor (England)
T. Morley Harvey and Mr.. George
Ballcntinc, Lyric Tenor, of New
York City. in joint concert at the
Academy of Music, Monday, March
I. at s p. m. 80 cents and dollar.
Tickets on sale at the Academy.
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Miranda to Face Trial. = Isabel
Miranda, charged with transporta-
tion of Illicit liquors, will be
brought before Judge Mayficld late
this afternoon for arraignmcnt.
Miranda was locked up Sunday
night by Traffic Officer Wise of
the state police after short but
spirited chase staged ON the CalcX-
leo highway. A. Orantc, his com
panion, is still being held for in
vcstigation, according to the docket
at the county Jail.
Convicted of Misdemeanor.-
Stewart of Imperial was convicted
ON a charge of petit larceny before
Judge Hawkins in Imperial this
morning. Stewart was charged with
being in company with three other
lads, the party making away with
some automobile tires. Sentence
was not pronounced. The other
three youths were under age and
will be brought into iuvcnilc court
to answer to similar charges. The
Prosecution was handled by Edward |
II. Law, deputy district attorney.