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Imperial Valley press., 1927-03-16
Brawley Youths
Leave Homes

Virgil F. Steele, aged IS, and
Robert Harvey, aged IA, both of
brawiey, were reported missing to
the sheriff $ office last night. me
boys were last seen early ycstcrda,
hotning whcn tney started Tor
school IN their b'csclts
Telephone messages wcre sen:
from tne sheriff ) office III ali dI-
rectons last night, notifying orrI-l
GERS III surrounding towns 10 be on
me watch for the youths. 1t Is be
heNed possible that the Youngsters
started on Il bIeyeie trip 10 the
coast.
descriptions were given us fol-
lows: Stcele, D feet + inches tan;
weight lOo pounds; light hair; blue
eyes. Wore corduroy trousers, ium-
Der jacket and skull cap, He Is
II haif brother to Tom Fcncicn, city
marshal of Holtviilc.
Harvey, about ) feet q inches
tall; weight 100 pounds, dark hair,
brown eyes, slender built.
Imperial Valley press., 1927-03-16
CHAPLIN'S WIFE
PLANS RETURN
TO PICTURES
by United Press Leased Wire


Grey Chaplin will return TO the
screen within two weeks.
Forced, by what she tern the
= Starvation tactics of her famous
husband. Charlie chaplin. to seek
Il living for herself and babies, Mrs
Chaplin will rcsttmc her picture
career pending the settlement of
her divorce ease she announced here
today.
II hate to think of going into
motion pictures for they recall too
many unpleasant memories, but /
viii not impose upon my friends
and relatives any longer, Mrs.
Chaplin said
She said that although she had
received numerous stage and screen
offers, the latter were being con
sidercd seriously for the first time
because of the bills that have been
accumhlating since her return to the
Chaplin mansion.
Mr.. Chaplin has refused to
make any provision for the support
of the babies and until the courts
settle the case will 60 back to
work in the studios and support
them, she said.
The comedian 5 young wife de
clared that her intention to work
was not gesture of surrender but
that she would continue to fight
more bitterly for the Justice that
was due her children.
1--WE have received Il total .of
400 from Mr., Chaplin 5 personal
attorney ana that is all Mr.. Chap.
lin hash Z shown the slightest ia
terest in the children and we have
been virtually starved into the ne
cessitv of finding funds.
She said that it cost Chaplin
$4,000 a month to maintain the Bev.
crly Hills house, and that since she
had moved into it under "A court or
der, bills had been piling up and shc
saw no other way in which to pay
them, but by working.
Imperial Valley press., 1927-03-16
New Schedule for
San Diego Road

The new schedule of the san Die
go X Arizona railroad. effective
March 20, was announced by ID. {.
Ramsey, travelling freight and pas
scnger agent of the company, this
morning. Train No. or $50 will
leave san Diego at 9:20 u clock ar
riving in FL Centre at $40 p. M. at
CaleXico at 3:30 p. Ill. and in Yuma,
Arizona, at 5:20 p. III.
Train No. 3 or l49 will leave Yu-
ma at 800 Il. IN. arriving in CaleXico
at $40 a. III. and i'll FL Centre at q
o o'clock. IT will leave FL Centre at
6:65 o clock and arrive at San Di-
ego at II clock at noon.
The new service in operating
these trains direct from San Diego
to Yuma and from Yuma to San Di-
ego will eliminate the hours delay
previously experienced at Calexico.
The early morning leaving time of
the train bound for San Diego is al
so expected to be received well by
Imperial Valley residents.
The Phoenix sleeper which has
been handled by the road will be
discontinued. This service will be
handled after March 20 by the
Southern Pacific railroad with n
preference of connections at Yuma
and INLAND.
Imperial Valley press., 1927-03-16
City Council to
Meet Tonight

Several reports of interest are cx-
pccted 10. occupy the attention Of
The common council at its regular
bimonthly meeting held in city hall
tonight. Mayor y. \. Bucklih viii
make one OF these reports, relative
to his trip to Oakland last week
with Ross Hickcox to attend the
planning conference.
In ADDITION to discussing coming
plans the councilmcn VIII probably
receive "A report from the gas COM
pany on its work in laying mains III
the city. City Engineer Knights
VIII also turn III report on the
progress being made by the water
department in laying its mains III
Seventh street.
Considerable routine work has
been filed with City Clerk Nealc for
consideration at tonight s gathering.
Imperial Valley press., 1927-03-16
PASTOR ARRESTED
ON COMPLAINT OF
WOMAN'S HUSBAND
by Umitcd Press Leased Wire

long BEACH, March l6.-A. b.
Crowley, of Porterville, and Adolpll
II. Englehart, pastor of the First
Christian Church of Divine Healing
in this city was in Jail today for in
vcstigation charges that the minis
ter had stolen the affections Of
Crowlcy's Is wife.
Crowley was placed in Il cell fol
lowing his attempt, police say, to
end his life after charging that I'm
glehardt had prevailed upon Mrs
Crowley to leave her Home in Porter
Vile and act as the pastors secre-
tary.
Both Mrs. Crowley and Mrs. En-
glehardt deny the charges made by
the formers husband that Mrs.
Crowley was held under spell by
anglehardt.
according to Crowley he came to
Portcrvillc about month ago after
his wife had filed divorce papers.
''Shc was hypnotized by the mag
nctic personality of this man,
Crowley declared.
At police headquarters, Crowley
pleaded to De - locked IN tue same
cell with Englehardt, When his
request was refused lie drew knife
and attempted to kill himself. He
was placed in a cell for his own pro
lection.
Mrs. Crowley denied her hus
band s charges and declared the is
years of her married life had been
most unhappy.
"He threatened to leave several
times, Mrs. Crowley said, $50 | fin
ally decided to 60. Several months
ago | filed action for divorce, after
my husband had threatened me-.
~ secured position as nurse
here, and later at Rev. Englehardt :,
request, became his private secrc
tary, for which / received no pay,
she said.
Imperial Valley press., 1927-03-16
APRIL FOOLS DAY
DANCE ANNOUNCED
BY SHRINE Club

April /, the date previously an
nounced for the next social event OF
the Imperial Valley Shrine club,
promises to be a gaia day for mem
hers of the club and their ladies, ac-
cording to members ot the commit
tee in charge Of arrangements Tor
the April Fools dancing party, To
be given ut the Hotel barbara
Worth.
\ number Of surprises amt many
clever stunts are being planned b!
the Shrinrrs for the evening.
Preceding the dance, a number ot
members Of the club and their ladic,
are planning to dine at the Hotci
Barbara Worth. The dinner is not
- part of the regular program ar
ranged by the committee, howevcrr'
Shriucrs from all parts of the val
lev will he in attendance.
Imperial Valley press., 1927-03-16
ROLLO BRIDGES
HONOR GUESTS AT
INFORMAL AFFAIRS

Mr.. an dMrs. Rollo Bridges, who
are planning to leave some time
next week for Oregon, where they
will make their future home, have
been the honor guests ut several in
formal affairs given this week.
On Monday evening, with Mr.. and
Mrs. Jack Strobcl, who are also
leaving soon, Mr.. and Mrs. Bridges
were complimemtcd bv u bridge
party given by Mr.. and Mrs. Don
Rex at their home on Olive avenue.
Twelve guests were present. High
score prize was won by Mr.. ana
Mrs. II. G. Dillcr, with Mr.. and
Mrs Il. \. Chestnut winning the
combined low score award.
Mrs. Bridges has Occn the honorec
ut two charming bridge luncheons
this week. one given by Mrs. Earl
Ecncill at her country home aud one
by Mrs. John +. Andrews Jr. at her
home at the Tamarack ranch yes
trrdav. At the latter affair. a
handkerchief shower for the guest
of honor was one of the delightful
features.
Imperial Valley press., 1927-03-16
ST. PATRICk'S DAY
BRIDGE GIVEN BY
D. MRS. ORA KEN4H
Mrs. Oria Kenah : stndin ON NGrn !

Mrs. Oria Kenah 5 studio on Olive
avenue WAS the scene of Il 1t. Pat
T1ck's Day bridge party when Mrs.
Kenah charmiugly entertained It
+. number Of her friends last night.
The studio was attractive with
spring flowers. The st. Patrick :
.r.day motif was prcttily used in 9th
er decorations.
49, High score prize was won hv Mrs
r. p. Pope. Mrs. Hugh r Osborne
49, took second place and Mrs. pcrcic
received the consolation
eastward.
90. Assisting Mrs. Krnah in serviu.
the delicious rcfreshmcut course
-msEere Mesdamcs Dozier Dawson, II.
Watson Fawcett and W. J. Clements.
Those invited by Mrs. Kcnah for
the affair We're Mcsdamcs Ross +.
NJ, .Hickeox, Durand kupelian, Edwin
~. @. Carter. W. g Costello, :. II. Em
bury, viii Il. Conway, viii :. Faw-
-, eett, o. G. Horne, Ray Edgar. Bur
ton E Lemons, l.. G. kimball Jr..
80 Percie Thacker, Il. p. Pope, John
80 Stewart Ross, Hugh T. Osborne.
Harold y. Burnham, William Flcm-
ing, H. Watson Fawcctt. f.. j.
,~ Mack and j. = Jones
-r- Mesdames Roy +. Brcrdlovc. J. :.
Fawcett, Winifrcd McIvor. l.. p.
80 Sargent, James W. Glassford II. Il.
- Whitelaw, Ecrn Bishop, H. c. Billcr.
r. Y. Watson. Sem Bacon. Dozier
Dawson, W. W Apple, C. J. Ritz,
-.a.W. J. Clements. l.. c. House, How-
..7e ard P. Meyer, John T. Rice, Forrest
Kutz, Don e. Bitter Il. T. kepley.
A. NJ. Williams, r. y. Chestnut, Ed
Imperial Valley press., 1927-03-16
Church Societies
Hold Joint Meetin0

At Il joint meeting of Mrs. Hurl-
burt S Bible class and the Mission
arv Society of the PRESBYTERIAN
church, which was held yesterday,
Officers were elected by the former
organization. Mrs. H. G.. Coc was
chosen for the office of president,
Mrs. w. j. Clements, vice president
and Mrs. Dundas, sccrctarv-treas-
urer.
Various business matters were
discussed by both organizations,
and it WIS decided that the box
which is to be sent to the IIaincs
Mission in Alaska is to be packed
on Friday, March Is.
About l. members we're present
for the pot luck luncheon which
preceded the meeting, which was
held 1T the home of Mrs. j. II.
Rank, Jl6 Holt avenue.
Imperial Valley press., 1927-03-16
Husical Program Will
BE Giren At Methodist
Congregational Supper

Tomorrow night one Of the MONTH
lv congregational dinners will be
given at the Methodist soci;d hall,
with an informal musical program
following. y pot luck menu will he
served at 6:30, with the dessert
furnished by the Ladies' Aid, which
will also be in charee of serving the
meal.
Musical numbers which will he in
cludcd on the program are Il bari
tone solo by George Pauiin of lmpe-
rial. piano solo by julia Fonean-
non. II piano solo by Margaret Loud
and one by Martha Jenkins.
Imperial Valley press., 1927-03-16
Nevada Debating
Gambling Bill
By United Press Leased Wire

CARSON CITY, New, March 10.
Fate of the bill to legalizc gamb-
ling in Nevada on high license
basis today rested with the Senate
Taxation Committee.
The measure which passed the as
sembly last week was voted down
iii the upper house. Late yesterday,
the senate reseinded its action and
recalled the bill, referring it to the
committee.
This body is believed favorable
to lie measure, and upon its action
The state highway is to be wild
ened for 20 miles north of Bakers
field, Kern county.
Imperial Valley press., 1927-03-16
COAST MUSICIANS
EN- ROUTE HERE
FOR CLUB PROGRAM

The two talented Los Angeles
musicians, Miss Eleanor BRYAN and
Miss Leona Doyle, members of the
Ebell Juniors of that city, are en-
route here today, and are expected
to arrive this evening. They will
present the musical program at the
meeting of the Woman s Ten Thou
crnoon.
Miss Bryan and Miss Doyle will
be house guests III Mrs Earle G.
Davis, chairman of the club S pro
gram committee. They are motor
ing down i'll company with Miss
Bryan S parents, Mr.. and Mrs. Fred
w. Bryan.
Tomorrow s club meeting, which
VIII include the election of Officers
and the program of song BY the two
visitors, promises to be unusually
interesting.
Miss Doyle is connected with the
Jchn Smallman Studios, and is Il
popular accompanist, accompanying
for the Apollo Male quartet and
other well known singers. She is
also vocalist of ability and is to
sing a group or duets with Miss
Bryan.
Miss Bryalf will be remembered
with pleasure by the many club
members who heard her pat of the
tbefl Juniors program last year
She is associated with the Arthur
Alexander studio and is in much
demand on the coast, both for her
solo work and opera reading.
Imperial Valley press., 1927-03-16
McCabe Couple Giren
Surprise Party On
Wedding Anniversary
(By Press Staff Correspondent


McCABE, March 16.-Mr. and
Mrs. j. a. Wilson We're given a sur
prise party Saturday evening III
honor Of their 25th wedding ami
vcrsary. The affair was held at
their new home ON the Calexico
highway. The celebration was PLAN
ned by the Wilson s daughters,
Janctta and Marybell Following
the dinner Mr.. and Mrs. Wilson
were presented with many lovely
silver gifts
The evening was spent in dancing
and games Spring flowers were
used in profusion throughout the
house.
Those hidden were Mr.. aud Mrs.
p. Sunstrom and family, Mr.. and
Mrs. G. c. He'll and family. Mr.. and
Mrs. H, Hoppin. Mr.. and Mrs.
Greene and family. Mr.. and Mrs.
George Austin, Mr.. and Mrs. f..
Forester, Mr.. and Mrs. II. Clark
and sons, Mr.. and Mrs. j. Goss and
family, Mr.. and Mrs. \. Klintberg.
Mr. and Mrs. Bezdecheck and fam,
lily, Mr.. and Mrs. j. Forester, Mr..
and Mrs. Hewcs.
Mrs. Hale and daughter, Mr.. and
Mrs. Nanderpocl, Mr.. and Mrs. J..
Grceson, Mr.. and Mrs. \. Moline,
Mr. and Mrs. Fred Lynch, Walter
Flack, j. II. Billingsley, Mrs. G.
Schubrath and daughter.
Walter Austin, Mr.. and Mrs.
Hackleman, ~ c. Gebbie, Frank
Riddle. Earl Bennett. Everett Van
derpocl, Chester Boiling, Miss Mar
garct Nandcrpoel, Miss Martha
Nanderpocl, Miss Sarah Belle Boil
ing, Robert Parker and Marvin
Tarncll.
Imperial Valley press., 1927-03-16
Missionary Program
Presented At Meeting
of Emmanuel Circle

"Colportcur Work, : was the sub
icct of an interesting Missionary
program given yesterday ut the
meeting of the Emmanuel Circle,
held at the Baptist church. Mrs. Al
hiom Miles was the leader. About
20 members Of the society were
present
Mrs. Miles was assisted on the
program by Mesdamcs G. W. Whist
Ter, ". 7. Mahaney, Sallie Hill, l.
\. Dunlap. Richard Jones. Charles
Forsbcrg and Richart. Mrs. ii. f.
Corkhill lead the devotions.
Mrs. Duane Stafford and Mrs
Dunlap acted as hostesses, serving
refreshments at. the conclusion OF
the meeting.
Imperial Valley press., 1927-03-16
Members of History
Section Are Guests
of Mrs. ID. B. Roberts

With Mrs \. y. Contos in charge
of the program, the history section
IF the Woman 5 Ten Thousand club
continued its study Of Mexico at its
regular meeting Monday. Mrs. u. Il.
R"bcrtS was hostess III her hom" on
Nandalwood Drive.
The next meeting Of thc section
will bc held 1T the home of Mrs.
Neil Hickcox.
Imperial Valley press., 1927-03-16
.S(IOT.S WILL GIVE
DANCE on APRIL I

William J. Reid, toparch of the
Ancient Egyptian Order of >ciot>,
Pyramid No. -. announces that
plans have been madr by that organ
izaiion for a big dance on the eve
ming of April |. The affair. which
Will he held at Masonic hall, will ho
Il special April Fools day event,
and much fun is anticipated
Farther announcement Of divers
ions planned by tIIc Sciots will ap
pear in Il later iss,ic of the Press.
Imperial Valley press., 1927-03-16
San Francisco
Cafe Bombed

san FRANCISCO, March Ii. -
IN attempt was made early this
morning to wreck Mimi S cafe, one
of the landmarks of San Francisco.
\ bomb, placed in window, damac.
ed the dining room and broke win.
dows in the structure and those of
nearby buildings.
Police declared it was an attcmpt
of hljackcrs to obtain liquors stored
IN the cafe, habitat of the city 9
artists.
Mimi lmperato, proprietor, his
wife and two children, were asleep
upstairs but were uninjurcd
The San Luis Obispo county farm
bureau has 63 boys and girls in the
1927 pig clubs.
Imperial Valley press., 1927-03-16
Youths
Sought He

..s
Clifford Klake, aged IS, am
cousin, 81, are missing from Los.
gelcs: Ell Centre police were al
last night to join in a search fob
two young men and dcscript
were forwarded from Los AngI
1t was intimated that. the men
started for Imperial Valley u
they left Los Angeles.
The men were described as
lows: Clifford Klakc, 18, heigt
feet, 10 inches, blue eyes, round
wore gray trousers, lace boots
blue suit.
Cousin. Name not given.
2l, height, & feet, , inches, slt
build, brown hair, blue eyes, !
trousers, wore putties.
Imperial Valley press., 1927-03-16
Temperance Legion 70
.Heet With Miss Royce
Thursday Afternoon

The LOYAL Temperance Legion
will meet at the home of Miss Jane
Rovcc. 5Sl Park avenue, on Thurs
dav afternoon at 80 q clock. All
children between the ages Of nine
and - are invited to attend. Moth
ers and friends will also he wei
cOmcd.
Imperial Valley press., 1927-03-16
ELMER W. HE1LD
HOME SCENE or
BRIDGE DI y n Il II

Mr.. and Mrs. Elmer W. Head
were host and hostess at "a delight
full st. Patrick 5 day bridge dinner,
given at their home, 652 South
Fifth street, on Monday evening
Decorations and favors in green
were effectively used.
Places were arranged for Mr.
and Mrs. Vaughn Thompson, Mr..
and Mrs. Clarence b. Smith. Mr..
and Mrs. Edward II. Law. Mr.. and
Mrs. William Livingston, Miss
Grace Mcdonald, Miss Eyalyn Bo-
man. b. Frank Grubell. Edward Pat
tcrson. Fred Head and the host
and hostess.
Prizes were won by Mrs. Thomp-
son. Mr.. Law and Mrs. Livingston.
Imperial Valley press., 1927-03-16
MARRIAGE LICENSES

Molina :Gonsalez. Mario NJ.
ina, 26, native Of Mexico and
dent Of Mtxicali. Esther X:
salcz, 90, native of Mexico
resident Of Mtxitali.
Gonsalez Sepulveda. Rodrig'
-Gonsalcz, 20, native of Mexico
resident of Hcbcr. Rosa )
veda, Is; native Of Mexico and
dent of Hcbcr.
Dortv' 'Baldcz. Henry $. bort
native of Illinois and, rcsidcn
Brawlcv. Rose Il. Baldcz, %; II
of Arizona and resident Of "
Flores-Figucroa. Ramon \
SO, native of Mexico and res
of Calexico. Antonia Figucro
native of Arizona and reside
iuma.
Imperial Valley press., 1927-03-16
SOCIETY AND CLUB NEWS

gar B. Tecple. W. ]. Reid, J. p. Ja-
cobs. Leroy Holt. Miss Alvina La
Fontaiuc, Mrs. Warren Sage. Min
ncapoli>, and Mrs. W. F. MoShcr,
HoltyiIie.
Imperial Valley press., 1927-03-16

The recent Atlantic storm tos'
scd LOT Of Holsters on the bcaclcs.
Some places they don't need a
storm to do that.
Imperial Valley press., 1927-03-16

The teachers were given salary
raises recently, SAY. newspaper
DISPATCH. The item happened 70 be
nom wellington, New Zealand, how
ever.
Imperial Valley press., 1927-03-16

Cigarcts and the rising 60.
fire insurance did much to bo
vogue Of facial tapestries.
Imperial Valley press., 1927-03-16
DOAN'S P,' y
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If You Suf1

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Very attractive house of rooms and
bath good condition; large back -
83l7 BLAIR RID. N.W.--LARGE 6-Ro0M
" LotIs P. SHOEMAKER Main 1866.
Cottage City Bungalow
% Spa st--5 rooms bath ami. garage.
near schools stores etc, $50 per mo. North
141S
COLORED TENANT-34 MYRTLE ST NE
NEAR North Cap and Kl-7-room brick.
bath gas latrohe heat: large private rooms
Rent only sI1 80 TO refined Marty.
BOSS & PHELPS,
t4t7 X st NV. Main 1900.
212 10th ST. Sc.
Large siX-room and bath home. IN excel
Lincoln Park and convenient to cars. lust
reduced to S55. -
4Ath and K. 1tain 9oso,
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1927-12-17
STANLEY ARMS.

Jl@o I'm 81. NV.
Best downtown location IN the city They
.rs real homes one large room large
annette kitchen reception hall dressing
roou1 closets Murphy bed and bath Well
isChted two exposures. Prices reasonable.
81 hour elevator service. Resident MANAGER.
Apartment 81