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Imperial Valley press., 1927-12-16
NEWS BRIEFS
From City and County

Calipatria Car Gone.-A Chevro.
81 touring ear was reported stolen
n Calipatria last night. The report
&nbmitted to the shcriff's office
avs that the car is tine property OF
Il. Merrill but does not give any
further description of the car, other
Ban that it is a 1926 model.
Grapefruit Culls for sale at
fSolesale prices. Packing House,
commercial and N. Third. adv.
El Centric Plumbers for plumbing
Eeds. Phone 529J. adv
Barbara Worth Hotel Club
Breakfast, 25c up. Mechants lunch
{Uc; Table d hote dinner, $1.0n.
adv
Alleged Alien Caught.-Jose Pise-
10, 40, was picked up by Inspectors
fvift and Ashton of the Immiera-
BON Border Patrol late YESTERDAY
afternoon at a point near Westmor-
End. According TO information fur.
Eyhed at the sheriff s Office it is
believed that the man recently made
lcgal entry into the United States
rom Mexico. He was brought to
he county jail and locked up ard
Hlil be taken TO CalcXico for ar.
fhignmcnt before immigration offic-
F:ls today.
We Have Not raised the price of
Pread. National Bakery. adv
Eucalyptus and Mesquite wood,
or Ii in. lengths. Ed Royce. adv
We Loan TO Build, buy or refin.
lnce. Tyler Insurance Agency. adv
ISWanted. Position in Imperial Val
ty by Al office man. Five years
|lerical experience. Ten years exc
fntive experience. Address Box 274,
EaleXico, Cal. adv
Robbers Frightened Away. - An
attempt to break into the Zurcher
brothers store on Main street is lac.
licved 10 have been frustrated last
night bv the timely arrival of Pa
Imperial Valley press., 1927-12-16

Mr.. and Mrs. John r. "Sparkv'
FYeeland of 227 South Fifth street.
The new arrival weighed 1-2
pounds. Chief Tom Reams has al
cady signed contract to make
fireman out Of the youngstcr bu;
"Sparky' Junior has refused to
ign until he is given name.
Imperial Valley press., 1927-12-16

Stanislaus county has passed an
ordinance making it unlawful TO
rold wecvily beans or bean straw
after April Is, also providing for
beans.
Imperial Valley press., 1927-12-16
We Have Not raised the price of
Bread. National Bakery. adv

OIL Stove Explcdes-Explosion of
I gasoline stove called city firemen
20 the home of j. w. Darrshinch "t
iis North Eighth street just before
ho0n today. The stove caught fire
rs Mrs. Darrshinch was about to
light it and though a minor cxplo-
,ion followed she escaped being
burned. The blaze had been put out
N,fore the firemen arrived. IT
nurncd the kitchen floor slightly
nut there was practically no dar-
age.
The Gertrade N. Bower School.
Tuition, $l2 per school month.
Books furnished. Gertrude n. Bow
.r, B. A, A. NJ, 603 rark Ave.
Phone 3S5. arv
Prisoner Taken To Coast-Manuo
Del Gado, 10, of San Diego, who
walked into the county Jail early
this week and informed Jailor
Christian that he is wanted in San
Diego on a forgery charge. is on
his way back to the coast city this
morning. Unders:eriff Underwood
took the prisoner in custody this
morning and left for San Diego. A
reply to queries informed the local
office that there is felony warrant
in San Diego against Del Gado.
Imperial Valley press., 1927-12-16

A. c. Houston, Byron, Contra Cos
ia county, obtained 10 sacks Of
cleaned pink beans an acre on 21
acres of young walnut orchard.
Imperial Valley press., 1927-12-16

Know where old Santa lives?
Why. in Washington, according to
the United States Chamber of Com
merce. and he's living under the
name of Andy Mellon.
Imperial Valley press., 1927-12-16
THEATERS

Sammy Cohen, eccentric screen
comedian, has deserted the marines
and joined the ambulance corps in
"'Thc Gay Retreat Fox Films up
roarious comedy of the late war.
Sammy, who plays the part of
Sam Nosenblum in this production,
started his military career as Prl-
vate Lepinsky in "What Price
Glory,' Fox Films great war epic.
He claims the main difference in
the two branches Of the service, pic
torially speaking, is that a man can
get into more trouble in the ambu-
lance corps than in the Marines.
"The Gay Retreat which is
comming to the Valley theater to-
night, is adapted from an original
story by William Conselman and
Edward Marshall. 1t is filled with
laughs from the first flash to the
last with not n few thrills thrown in
for good measure.
Gene Cameron. Ted Mcnamara,
Betty Francisco, Judy King, Holmes
Herbert and Charles German com
plete the cast. Ben Stoloff directed
the production, which is said to be
riot of laughter from beginning
to end with angles of humor that
are entirely new in war comedies.
"Ar'e ;cqn Beauty is all that
the name implies.
Which means that the picture of
that nan1c at the Palace Theater has
beautiful Billie Dove, who richly
deserves the title, in the starring
role, capable east of supporting
PLAYERS and an excellent story in
which an abundance of comedy and
touches of drama and pathos are in
termingled with skill and adroitness
Adapted from short story of
the same name by Wallace Irwin
*American Beauty is the whim
steal story of a beautiful girl who
has no money but conceals the fact
behind screen of pretense in or
der to catch millionaire for u
husband. When she finally has the
millionaire in her net, of course
she discovers he ism t such a catch
after all.
Lloyd Hughes lends his pleasant
personality and masculine hand
Fomeness to the leading role oppo.
site Miss Dove. Walter McGrail, as
the millionaire, gives a finished per
formance and Lucien Prival, a com
Imperial Valley press., 1927-12-16

Williams Case Continued. - The
.ase of X. l.. Williams which was to
have come up for jury trial in Judg@
Iorenz' court yesterday afternoon
las been continued for one week.
Williams, a traffic officer employed
hy the City of Calexico, is charge 1
with assault by colored woman of
Fl Centre. In tne complaint she
tomobile after he had ordered her
charges that the officer handled her
rllghly, pulling ncr out of an au-
to stop on Calcxico highway.
Imperial Valley press., 1927-12-16

Typewriter. DR.. Ffx-It Shop.
adv
Imperial Valley press., 1927-12-16

New Junior Fireman.-A son was
born at 6:40 O'Clock this morning +.
Imperial Valley press., 1927-12-16

lag New Orleans on February 8 AMI
arriving in New York on February
u. The new ship is equipped win
III modern cOnvcnicnces.
Imperial Valley press., 1927-12-16

We Will Buy your chickens,
lucks and turkeys. Get our prices.
Fl Centre Produce Co. Phone 693.
Back of Rath & Marshall's. adv
Imperial Valley press., 1927-12-16

Robbers Frightened Away. - An
.ttempt to break into the Zurcher
BROTHERS store on Main street is he
icved TO have been frustrated last
night by the timely arrival of Pa
Imperial Valley press., 1927-12-16

Picture Framing. 639 Main St. =.
adv
Imperial Valley press., 1927-12-16

IsWanted. Position in Imperial Val
ty by AL office man. Five years
|lerical experience. Ten years exc
futive experience. Address Box pa,
faleXico, Cal. adv
Imperial Valley press., 1927-12-16

Divorce Action Filed.-An action
"eking divorce was filed at the
rounty clerks office this mornin.
" Guadalupe Vera against Crescen-
"a Vera. According to the com
c'aint the couple were married III
II Centre on October Is, 1925 and
eparated on October ), 1926. Tie
'1mplaint charges that the defend
lrt wilfully neglected and abandon
d the plaintiff. J. +. Simpson IS
ipearing as attorney for the plain
;iff.
Imperial Valley press., 1927-12-16

Phone 96o, Todd Poultry Ranch.
1882 Woodward. Turkeys, fat hens.
fryers. soft bone roosters, dressed
to order. adv
Imperial Valley press., 1927-12-16

We Loan TO Build, buy or refin-
nee. Tyler Insurance Agency. adv
Imperial Valley press., 1927-12-16

Juvenile Furniture, chairs, tables,
rockers. Edgar Bros, Hardware.
adv
Imperial Valley press., 1927-12-16

The Cherished wish of every wo-
man is to own a complete set of
this beautiful silverware.
You can begin now, select few
pieces at time and acquire set
of any of the charming patterns.
Before you complete your shop
ping come in and see our Silver
ware display.
Imperial Valley press., 1927-12-16

Picture Framing. 639 Main St. =.
adv
Phone 96e, Todd Poultry Ranch.
1882 Woodward. Turkeys, fat hens.
fryers. soft bone roosters, dressed
to order. adv
Rail Chief Here.--F. p. Dorsey.
fraffic manager of the Saa Diego
md Arizona railroad, arrived in FL
'entro this morning. He is planning
% make a tour of inspection of the
valley and study the lettuce situa
tIon. He viii be accompanied OH
he trip about the valley by j. H.
Williams, travelling freight and pas
,cnger agent.
Have Your House ripca for ga.
~ Ell Centro Plumbers. Fnone 529J
ad'
Hay Buyer at the Oregon. VIII
c. Newell, representing Kenneth r.
Simpson & Company, is at the Ore
gon this week buying all kinds Of
hay and straw. Leave phone or ad-
dress. adv
To Play Pickwicks.-The schedul-
ed baseball game between the Gas
company team and the Firemcn at
Wensley Field last night was post
poned Indefinitely but another
game has been arranged by the
Firemen with the Pickwick Stages
team for tonight. The contest will
get under way at clock and pro-
misses to be an interesting one.
Both teams finished well up toward
the top in their respective leagues
in the first season schedules.
Fuller Brush Company represen-
tative is located at 7G4 Olive, El
Centre. Phone 1016. ad.
We Have Not raised the price of
Bread. National Bakery. adv
Paul's Specran. Fresh Huttered OF
sweet Pop Corn, Orangeadc. Lemon.
de and Hires. Pickwick Stages.
1itf
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worn. The vegetables were piled up
high and really looked real good.
Said Scouty, would it be all right
if I should take a little bit of some
big rosy radish?" Mary laughed,
and said he could.
They found a cozy place to sit,
and sat right down and ate a bit.
Then Mary said, Wen have to take
these things down to the store" She
wheeled an old wheelbarrow out. The
TIMES dashed around about and load
ed it up to the top. 1t couldn't hold
much more.
And then they started on their
trip. Each Tiny took a real strong
grip and helped to push on down the
road until they came to town. Up
to~a store the cart was rolled and
soon the veg tables were sold. Then
Mary tried to pay them, but the
TIMES turned 1t down.
THE Tinymites meet Tom, Tom
the Piper's Son in the next storyo
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The TIMES stood by Mary's side
and Scouty said, "You be the guide
and tell us just what we should do.
Well gladly help you work" "All
right" said Mary, ION your knees
and pick the carrots and the peas. :"
They all sailed in and Clowny was
the only one to shirk.
Twas fun to pull the carrots out
and watch the dirt sail all about.
Soon Clowny grabbed a hold of one
and pulled to beat the band. 1t held
for just while and then poor
Clowny took a spill again. To see
him fall the others laughed until
they couldn't stand.
The pea plants grew in long, long
lines and dropped from heavy laden
vines. Fair Mary said, BE careful
now and don't pull out the plants.
Just take the pods and snap them
free, and bring them over here to
me-" The way she gave out orders
made the band of TIMES dance.
They then picked lettuce and some
corn and worked until they all were
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You're Looking Fine
Say His Friends
After Suffering for Years from Indigestion, and Run
DotOn Condition, Former Salesman Regains
Health Takes Tanlac

James Kirkpatrick, A E. Rich ST.,
Columbus, Ohio, says: after years
of selling accessories on the road I
began to show the wear and tear of
the life was living.
Imagine not being able to eat the
foods you like without suffering
from tormenting pains and the burn
ing sensation of indigestion. That
was my plight. I became nervous
and always felt tired. I dragged
through the days, getting thinner
and weaker.
81 tried Tanlac for relief. And the
results amazed me. began to sleep
better, eat my food with relish and
without suffering from indigestion.
"Tanlac made a new man of me.
1 enjoy robust health and sleep like
a child. But have not stopped TAX
ing Tanlac, for it is the one remedy
for continued good health, for keep
ing strong. Everyone should take
this wonderful tonic"
Tanlac has helped thousands of
men and women. 1t is natures own
remedy made from roots, banks and
herbs according to the famous Tan
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Children's
Sore Throat

Mothers know that children's sore
threats are serious, often leading to
tonsilitis, scarlet fever or diphtheria.
Also that it is hard to treat because
the usual remedy is a gargle and
children can not gargle.
A famous physicians prescription
called Thoxine works on new prin-
ciple-goes direct to the cause not
reached by gargles and patent medi-
cines and brings relief within fifteen
minutes or money back.
And the remarkable thing about
It is 1t contains no iron, chloroform
or dope-harmless and safe. pleas
ant taste. Remember, relief within
fifteen minutes or money back. S5c.
60c,Sand 500. At all druggists
Advertisement.
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lantic City-Quartet.
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WHB l3656l, Kansas City--Songs;
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WCCo, WGY. wsB. WIG. With
1851. Clearwater-Dance music. WIP
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BANKS REPORT LOANS

BU United Press
WASHINGTON, March 15.-Loans
on stocks and bonds to brokers and
dealers made by reporting members
Of the Federal Reserve Banks in
New York City on March totaled
$3.50, Ill, 900, against $2,S13,045,000
week ago and s2,sS5, $685. 900 on
March 10, 1926.
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Dance music. VINO t4e9.7). Memphis
.-Orcbestra, WMAK (266), Buffalo
Organ. WSAI 1921. Cincinnati-or-
IL :45@WDAF tse5.e). Kansas City -
1e:o0MKGw t491,b), Portland : Dance
Musical. KPo (42S.Sj. San Francisco
Dance music.
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Is held here following his death
from a policeman's bullet. The
man was taken TO police head
quarters for questioning follow
ing an automobile accident. While
officers attempted to confirm his
identity, the man made a dash Tor
liberty and was shot to death.
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WKBF,
-CAIl Central Standard Time)'

(244 Meters)
Hoosier Athletic Club Station
Tuesday, March Is
A. M.
1O:00-Recipe e C h a g Q.
Courtesy Chambers Man.
ufacturing c. m p any,
Shelbyville, Ind.)
t0:30-Livestock market. Cour-
tesy Indianapolis Union
Stock Yards.) Weather
forecast. Courtesy United
States Weather Bureau)
t2:OO-Organ recital, Earring
Egyptian Theater. Alex.
F. Taylor, organist.
P. M.
7:00-Late news bulletins.
S:O0-Indianapolis Ford dealers
program, from the Valen-
cha Studio.
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music wMCA }34i). New, Yorklor-
ira WOR (405), Newark-Dance mu-
sic. WsM (2s2,s). observation-disclosures
1o 80 (2so2l, St. Louis-Dance
music WHAD (275(. Milwaukee -
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tie n Citv@Danne music '"''o''
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Classical WHO 1920. Des Moines -
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DETROIT. A million flowers,
gathered from all parts of the world
at a cost of S1,500,0Oo. blended their
many colors in mammoth indoor
garden at Convention Hall where
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WASHINGTON - Margaret f.
Colman, Ii, and her sister. Grace
e. Colman, IS, were hailed to
Juvenile Court charged with TAX
ing an auto without the owners
consent and with driving without
a permit.
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NbCo A1CNCASI
Tuesday, March Is
5:30-Sports and stock market
reports courtesy Of the
Indianapolis News).
6:00-White' Cafeteria Knife
and Fork Club orchestra,
under direction Of John
ME Robinson.
6:3o-Indianapolis Athletic Club
orchestra; George Irish,
director.
7:20-Safety talk by Sergt.
Frank Owens.
7:30-Indiana Federation OF
Music Clubs hour.
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f5Os.2), Philadelphia-Dance music.
VIZ t455l; NeW YorbboM7violin, to
Musical.
steal. WMAK (266). archaeological.
.WPG (299.S). Atlantic City = Dance
music.
10 :00-KFI (467), Los Angeles-ouar-
tet. KPO (42S.3l, San Francisco-Or-
gan. VIDAL (246). Baltimore-Orchee-
ira. WIN (361.2D. New York-Dance
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WASHINGTON-Firemen saved
Mrs. Carl Droop after she he
chung to a window ledge desperately
during a fire in her home.
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Two hundred and fifty tons OF
steel wall be used in making the now
roof for the White House.
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Today S Best

copyright, 1927. by United Pressl
WIZ, hookup WIZ, KDKA and
KYW), 9 p. M. (Eastern)-Operatic
concert, WIZ grand opera group.
WEAF, hookup co stations), P.
NJ. CEastren)-Everready hour.
VEAL, Baltimore (246ND, 10 P.
NJ. Observation-Disclosures municipal
band.
WDAF, Kansas City (517ND, 10 P.
M. (Central)-Nighthawk frolic.
WICK, Detroit (517M), 10 P. M.
Eastern)-Red Apple Club.
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cert WGBs $3.50. New York-Vio-
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1920, om qI6, M MPG (29sss;SS}.
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acknowledgements.
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7:0O-KFNF l461), enandoah-Musical.
WAAM (263l Newark-Musical. WCAU
,s27sl osoI Philadelphia ~ Entertainers;
WGR, WCAE, voc. WCsH: WIFI. WsAf
WWJ, WTAM. WCCO. WTAG, WAR,
WGY. KSD. WHB (365.6). Kansas
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BY Williams

the Eight Annual National Flower
show is in progress. Mrs. Henry
Ford's model green. stressins the
Ford idea Of utility. won first prize
in the garden exhibits.
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NezCS QuirkS

HACKENSACK, N. J.-Mrs. Rose
Horeston gave pint Of blood in an
attempt to save her brother, George
Smith, 10, alleged to have been shot
by James Hoey, IS, in an argument
over a 15-year-old girl. Physicians
said Smith was improved after the
TRANSMISSION operation, but they
feared they would have to amputate
a leg to save his life.
NEW YORK-Sunday was the
thirty-ninth anniversary of the
traditional blizzard of '88, and New
York celebrated by doffing over
coats and crowding parks for the
first spring. Like Sunday OF the
year. Coney Island drew 2OO,OOO
persons.
LONDON-Sir Arthur Keith,
world famous anthropologist. ex-
poets to complete the case for
Darwinism and against fundamental
ism this summer when he delivers
his presidential address before the
British Association. Sir Arthur has
devoted forty years to research in an
effort to bring Darwin's theories up
to date.
WASHINGTON are seek
ing H"Red Light Robber," a Negro,
who holds up autoists as their cars
halt for warning traffic signals. His
latest victim, Capt. William r.
White, U. s. A, sought to capture
the man after he had jumped on
the running board of Whites auto.
White was slashed by the robber.
CHICAGO-Miss Mae Sweeney
has arrived here from Dublin to
distribute shamrocks at the an
nual St. Patrick's ball. Several
other girls from Ireland will ar
rive later.
Observation-Disclosures Mad
den of the House Appropriations
Committee and Representative
Byrns (Dem.), Tennessee, ranking
Democrat, are pitted in an argument
on whether the present Administra-
ton is economical. Byrns con-
tended increasing expenses at the
White House demonstrated what he
termed 1.-THE humbug" Of the Re-
publican claim of economy. while
Madden insisted Congress had been
economical.
CHICAGO-Plans for a $1.000,000
sl<yscraper club for Chicago working
girls have been approved by the
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Dancing

6:0e-WBAP, WTAM.
6:30-WOO.
7:00-WJR.
7:30-KPRC.
8:00-WJR.
S:30-WGHP.
9:00-WAAM, WITH, WIP.
9:00-WPG.
t0:00-WHN, WOR.
l0:3O-KMOx, WITH, WPG.
l1:00-WHO. WSAI.
l2:50-KGW, KPO,
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BERLIN-German shipping has
made a phenomenal recovery from
the low estate in which the war left
it, former Chancellor Wilhelmchuna
said in a speech before convention
of shipping men. Germany's mer-
chant marine amounted to only $780,
600 tons after the treaty Of Ver-
sailles, but it now amounts to $780,
600, only 1000, 900 tons short of the
pre.Mar figure.
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ANN ARBOR-The body Of an
unidentified man, believed to be .
member of Chicago bandit gang
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DENVER, Col. = The United
States next President will be a
stanch prohibitionist, Senator
Frank B. Willis, Ohio. believes.
Speaking before the opening session
of the Methodist Mems Council in
Denver, Willis pleaded for stricter
enforcement of the prohibition laws.
1.-THE United States cannot remain
half wet and half dry" he declared.
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WASHINGTON-The capital is
engaged in a guessing contest as
to the owner of a dozen cases Of
hijacked liquor about which local
police have made a mystery. 1t is
whispered a Senator or other
''high Official owned the liquor.
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Illinois Club for Catholic Women.
The campaign for funds will be
opened with a concert by Claudio
Muzio, famous soprano.
WASHINGTON - Secretary Of
War Davis will sail from New
York on the steamer CoaniO
March II on brief inspection tour
of Porto Rico and the Panama
Canal Zone, passing through the
Dominican republic and Haiti EN-
route. He will return to New
York April IL. Davis said no spe-
ciaI problems necessitate his trip.
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CHICAGO-World powers should
adopt a hands off" policy toward
China If world peace is to be as
sured, in the opinion Of DR..
Frederick A. Starr, noted anthropol-
ogist and close student of far east
ern civilization. "All China asks is
liberty and freedom from oppression
by her neighbors," DR.. Starr told
the Chicago Sunday Forum.
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CHICAGO-Plans for 100000
sl<yscraper club for Chicago working
girls have been approved by the
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CHICAGO-Miss Mae Sweeney
has arrived here from Dublin to
distribute shamrocks at the an
nual st. Patrick's bali. Several
other girls from Ireland will ar
rive later.
Imperial Valley press., 1927-08-22
FIFTEEN YEARS AGO
August %, 1912

Ray Edgar who is attending &
meeting in San Francisco of the
Interstate Insurance company, with
which he is on the advisory board
will also do real estate promoting
work in the north, and it is pro
hable he will be accompanied by
prospective investors on his return
Joe Hamilton is home from a
short vacation passed with Mrs.
Hamilton on the coast; latter will
return later.
This mornings train brought into
the valley another bunch of about a
dozen homeseekers, early advance
guard of the big invasion.
Mr.. and Mrs. Charles Seymour,
late of Marshfield, Ore, arrived
this morning to become permanent
residents here. They came from San
Francisco in an auto via San Diego,
and have formed a great fancy for
the valley.