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Evening star., 1928-11-24
Bible Questions
OF the Day
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By HarlOU r. HOyt.
PAUL BEFORE THE sANHEDR1N.

PAUL BEFORE THE sANHEDR1N.
Questions.
/. What problem confronted ClaudiuS
Lysias after the arrest of Paul?
2. What did he decide to do.
3. Was Paul allowed to address the
Sanhedrin in his own defense?
4. What was the result OF his opening
remarks?
S. What was Paul's explanation Of his
statement?
s. What strategic stand did Paul then
take?
7. Why did he do this?
8. Did 1t have the desired result?
9. What did Claudius Lysias then do?
10. What vision comforted Paul at
this time?
Answers.
I. As an officer Of the Law. he could
not let Paul go until he was certain no
offense had been committed against the
state and Caesar.
2. Since the dificulty was religious,
he decided to summon the Sanhedrin
to assist him.
3. Yes.
4. Paul said that he had lived be-
fore God In all good conscience" Ana
IlldS, tAlC PACoAAAAA6 AA6AA pa AOSVt SAANN AAteN
been suspended from office for some Of
fense Taking the words as a personal
afTront. AnaniaS ordered his officers to
smite Paul. Paul retaliated by calling
Ananias a hypocrite.
5. When asked II he intended to viltfy
Gods high priest, Paul explained that
he did not know AnaniaS was = high
priest. His disclaimer was accepted.
S. Paul announced that he was a
Pharisee and that his persecution was
due to the fact that he upheld the
PhariSaic doctrine of resurrection.
7. The Sanhedrin was composed Of
SadduceeS and Pharisees. The Saddu-
Gees bitterly opposed the doctrine Of
resurrection.
8. 1t did. The PhariSees rallied to
Paul's side and took q decided stand
against the Sadducees. Bickering COM
menced and the meeting broke up in a
riot.
9. Claudius LysiaS dismissed the San
hedrin and returned Paul to the Castle
Antonia.
10. Following this. Paul beheld a
vision of the Lord. who bade him be Of
good cheer since the statements he had
given in Jerusalem would be repeated In
Rome--a spot Paul had ever hoped to
visit.
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B. Y. P. u. News

Rev. j. Clyde Turner spoke to the
Baptist young people Thursday evening
at Metropolitan Baptist Church. This
past week was the annual meeting OF
the Baptist Association. Thursday eve
nings session was devoted to the young
people.
The Columbia Federation is holding
it's annual Thanksgiving sunrise prayer
service at the National Baptist Me-
mortal Church, Sixteenth street and
Columbia road, at o'clock. DIR. James
H. Taylor will speak.
The On-to-Detroit Club branch of
the federation, had a tacky party at
National Baptist Memorial Church
Wednesday evening. Thomas r. Wilson
Is president of this club.
Edwin Phelps. general secretary Of
the Baptist Young Peoples Unions OF
the past week.
1t was originally planned for the
Boys Basket Ball League to only play
each Tuesday night. excepting the third,
at Langley High School, Second and T
streets northeast. So many teams now
belong to the league that Herbert Reamy,
second vice president and athletic di-
rector, is endeavoring to secure another
night each week There are IS teams
entered in the bowling league, which
bowls every Saturday night at the
Lucky Strike alleys
There were an even 200 present at
the Junior Federation meeting last Sun
day afternoon, where the Petworth
Junior boys and girls gave the program.
Miss Gladys Cockerille is the Junior su-
perintendent.
j. W. Leap Is in charge of drama
tized program tomorrow night at Grace
Union.
Bethany Senior Union. No. /, will
have special Thanksgiving program
in the form of spiritual feast. Louise
Newkirk and the Gamma group will
lead Tomorrow night will also be
young peoples night in the church
service.
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SERMON IS ANNOUNCED.

The third address on "Fireside Mat
ters" will be given tomorrow evening
at the Highlands Baptist Church, the
subject being: Getting What We Pay
For" In the morning the church will
have its annual Family day, when the
congregation is asked to attend In FAM
lily groups and sit together. The sub
ject of the sermon will be: Our Fam
lily"
Thanksgiving day will be marked by
the Z o'clock Sunrise prayer meet
ing" which has been held for several
years. The Ladies Circle will meet
with Mrs. Clarke Wednesday for an
all-day meeting for sewing
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VISITOR TO PREACH.

DR.. Alfred E. Barrows, pastor of the
Eastern Presbyterian Church, has been
called to Chicago to attend a meeting
Of General Assembly's budget allocating
committee, of which he has been elected
chairman. This committee is charged
with allocating down to the churches
the sl2.000,000 benevolent budget of the
Presbyterian Churches, United States
of America. In the absence of DR.. Bar
rows his pulpit will be supplied Sunday
by Rev. Alton B. Altfather. pastor of the
Presbyterian Church at Falls Church,
Va.
The Westminster Society will meet
Monday evening. The Women's Mis-
sionary Society will meet Friday at 2
pm. The program is in charge of Mrs.
w. L. Hagen and Mrs. M. Hand.
Evening star., 1928-11-24

our individuality. He sought for the
Ephesians that they should be filled
with all the fullneSs of God. He longs
that his disciples should be filled with
the Joy, the peace and the righteous
ness of God. What he prayed that
the EpheSians should possess is possible
for us to personally possess today, If we
will meet Gods condition. The work
that He has assigned to us can be ac-
complished only In the power of the
Holy Spirit. II we seek from Him
help, He will supply us with reserved
power and help us to conquer, just in
proportion to our personal appropria-
ton of the blessings and strength He
gives to men in Christ. Let us, as we
approach Thanksgiving. think over His
precious gifts and rejoice always. pray
without ceasing, in everything give
thanks"
Evening star., 1928-11-24
French Congregation Service.

The French Congregation, which
meets at st. Johns Church, Lafayette
Square, every Sunday at pm. and
every Friday at 4 As pm. will hear to-
morrow a sermon by the Rev. Florian
Vurpillot on "DonneZ leur vous-memes
a manger," In which the pastor will tell
how and by whom the multitudes are
TO be fed
Evening star., 1928-11-24
MINISTER TO PREACH
ON "LAW OF LIBERTY"
Union Thanksgiving Service to Be
Held at All Souls
Church.

THE Law of Liberty" is the subject
Of the sermon to be delivered by DR..
Ulysses G. B. Pierce, minister of All
Souls Church (Unitarian), Sixteenth
and Harvard streets, tomorrow at the
IL o'clock service At GAS am. the
church school will hold its monthly
general assembly for all departments
in the church auditorium.
The feature at the motion picture
hour in Pierce Hall, 1880 pm, will
be the picture Of early California
Ramona"
There will be union Thanksgiving
day service Thursday at IL o'clock in
All Souls Church. A number of the
neighboring churches will cooperate.
Rev. Harry Baker Smith, minister
OF the Columbia Heights Christian
Church and president of the Washing
ton Federation of Churches, will preach
the sermon.
Evening star., 1928-11-24
UNION RITES PLANNED.

At Tabor Presbyterian Church. Sec
on6 and S streets, Rev. r. Alvin Farley
will speak tomorrow at ii am. on "A
Portrait OF God" and at 7:45 pm. on
"Where Dc You Stand?"
The Union Thanksgiving service
Of Congregational and Presbyterian
Churches will be held at 1880 o'clock
THANKSGIVING morning at Tabor Church.
Rev. r. Wy. Brooks will deliver the SER
mon. Lincoln Congregational Temple,
Plymouth Congregational. Peoples Con-
greeational. Fifteenth Street Presby-
terian and Tabor Presbyterian Churches
constitute the union.
Evening star., 1928-11-24
DR.. PHILLIPS RESUME
SERIES ON g ARTICLES
Will Preach at Tw. Services To
morrow at Church of the
Epiphany.

DR.. 2. B. Phillips, rector of the
Church of the Epiphany, will occupy
the pulpit at the IL am. and pm.
services tomorrow. At the latter service
he will resume his special series of SER
mons on THE Thirty-nine Articles Of
Religion"
Holy communion will be administered
at 8 am. and at $50 the church school
will assemble.
Thanksgiving day there will be q
celebration of the holy communion at
7:30 am. and at IL O'Clock DR.. Phillips
will conduct special service and de-
liver a sermon appropriate to the har-
vest festival.
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DR.. F. W. Perkins to Preach.

Getting the Thankful Habit will be
the theme of the sermon by DIR. Frederic
w Perkins. pastor of the First Uni
versalist Church. tomorrow morning at
IL o'clock at the Ambassador Theater.
At 1915 pm. church school; z pm.
devotional meeting of the Young Peo-
pies Christian Union, at 1917 New
York avenue. topic. Our Church." led
by Miss Eleanor Bonner
Evening star., 1928-11-24
LAMPS OF GOD" TOPIC.

Morning Subject of Geor2 2etown
Lutheran Pastor Announced.
The Lamps of God" will be the SUBJ
ject tomorrow at II am in Georgetown
Lutheran Church. Rev. Harold E.
Beatty, pastor Christian Endeavor
meets at pm. The last of the four
meetings of the Bible conference will be
held at pm. Arthur P. Black, eXecu-
tive secretary of the Lutheran Laymen's
movement. will speak oa How Men
Can Help" and DR.. A. c. Christie o.
Calvary Methodist Church will speak on
The Old Bible in the New World"
Evening star., 1928-11-24
First Brethren Service.

: Rev. Homer A. Kent. pastor OF the
First Brethren Church. Twelfth and
e streets southeast, will preach at IL
o'clock tomorrow on Reasons for
Thanksgiving" At 7:45 pm. his mes
sage will be "A Glimpse Into Heaven.
SUNDAY school meets at $50 am. and
p, c. z. at 6:45 pm.
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Thanksgiving Day Sermon.

At John Wesley A. M. E. Zion Church
Thursday morning at IL o'clock Dr..
Henry D. Tillman. the pastor, will.
preach Thanksgiving sermon. Menu
bers of the Third Baptist Church, Of
which DR.. G. o. Bullock is pastor. will
attend services at this Church Wednes >,
day night. q
Evening star., 1928-11-24
REVIVAL CONTINUES.

DIT, v. W. WdIIdCe VIII ETtdCH AT
Two Services Tomorrow.
The revival services at Ninth Street
Christian Church. Ninth and d streets
northeast, continue. DR.. Virgil W. WAL
lace, the evangelist, will preach tomor-
row morning and evening. The morn
ing subject will be Twelve and Five
Thousand" and his evening subject will
be Behold Thy Mother" The meet
ings continue through next week.
The union Thanksgiving services of
the Northeast Protestant Churches will
be held at the Douglas Memorial
Methodist Church. Eleventh and H
streets northeast. DR.. Wallace will give
the Thanksgiving sermon.
Evening star., 1928-11-24
Rev. L. B. Franck Returns.

Rev l.. B. Franck. rector Of En-
manuel Episcopal Church. Thirteenth
and V streets southeast, has returned
to the city from Southwestern Virginia,
where he conducted a Today mission
He will preach tomorrow at IL am. and
8 pm. 3
Evening star., 1928-11-24

The Coming United States of the
World at Hand" will be the subject of
the lecture by DR.. B. G.. wilkinson, dean
of theology of the Washington Mission
ary College, at the Arcadia Auditorium,
Fourteenth street and Park road, to-
morrow at 1880 pm.
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WILL JOIN IN WORSHIP.

Order of Red Men and Auxiliary
to Attend Service.
The Improved Order Of Red Men and
Daughters OF Pocahontas will attend
service in the Western Presbyterian
Church tomorrow evening. The pastor,
Rev. J. Harvey Dunham, will preach
on What We Live BY"
Union Thanksgiving day service will
be held Thursday morning. and Dr.
James Mclean of the Union Methodist
Church will preach the sermon.
Evening star., 1928-11-24
BY REV. HUGH T. STEVENSON.

THE PRAYERS OF PAUL.
Acts, xx.36-38; Romans, 1910.
EphesianS. i.15-23; iii.14-2l.
1 ThesSalonians, 1925.
Golden Text-Rejoice always;
pray without ceasing; in every
thing give thanks.-I ThesSalon-
ians, v.l6-l8.
Imperial Valley press., 1928-07-23
TO Inspect Sugar
Beet Experiments

Officials of the Holly Sugar Cor
To.ation, which is conducting eX-
perimcnts in sugar beet raising iii
Imperial Valley, arrived in this
city today and VIII remain htre for
several days inspecting the ,Xperr-
mental plots.
Included in the group are Thomas
laynd, field manager, and father Of
Elmo Loynd OF this city; L. Il. Tan.
!, nan, agricultural superintendent,
and T. j. Lilly, CHEZ clerk.
We feel confident that there Is
IN excellent field for the beet sugar
industry in Imperial Valley -
Loynd said, "aud our experiments
thus far have tended to increase that
confidence. Each stage Of the cx-
perimcnts is being closely watched.
We ar, receiving excellent coopprs-
'lon from Farm Adt isor be Tar. l..
j. Gore, scper;atendtat 81 the Melo.
hand Experimental Station. and e.
several rneLerS who hay. planted
lectS.
Later in the week. upon tha
conclusion - cur inspection, we will
have Il st1te8eat to make giving
full details Of the progress made ana
|,i"t ma! ba.eNpectcd in the futarc.
Imperial Valley press., 1928-07-23
MOVE MADE TO
Get NEW TRIAL.
FOR HICKMAN
by United Press Leased Wire

] LOS ANGELES. July Ga
/, EDITION for relcaring citing 10 as
serted errors win be filed tomorrow
or Wednesday with the California
~uprcmc court in Los Angeles in the
r9a1 of William Edward Hickman,
Attorneys Richard Cantillon an,
Frank Sievcrs prepared the petition
seeking rchearing on the decision
Of the suprcEa court, which held
that Hickman wust hang for the
staying Of Marion Parker.
The asserted errors listed were:
That the supreme court was in
error in not finding that the jury
should have fiXrd the degree Of
guilt and the penalty
>. That the court erred when it
failed to find that the insanity cvi.
d"nrc could bc considered for the
prrpcs' Of reducing th" degree OF
murder.
g. That the court erred by dccIar-
INC the defendant il effect pleaded
guilty TO the offense hy entering
plea of "not guilty by reason Of
'usauity.'
(. That the court erred in up
holding ,hc lower court in refusing
to permit an instruction that in
SANITY once shown to exist is pre-
sumcd to continue until the CON
'rary is shown.
>. That ;hr court erred in holding
t'at the defendants rights were
not jropardizcd by the new insanity
law.
6. That the court erred in not
holdin@ that ihc rights of the de
tcndant were jcopardizcd under he
constitution Of the U"iteI States.
T. THAT thc court erred in not
holding tAat We state constitutional
rights Of the defendant were .ioop-
ardizcd.
:. That The court erred in not
holding that the Gefcusc should not
hr allowed TO max" the opening and
closing arguments.
9.That the court erred in finding
that tn" jury was properly chosen
10. That the court erred in find
inc that Judge Trabucco was prop
cliy qualified.
Imperial Valley press., 1928-07-23
Fish, Fish And
More Fish Fate
of Coolidge Guard
BY ROBERT MOOREFTELD
Omitted Press Staff Correspondent

CEDAR ISLAND LODGE, Wis,
July Consider the plight of
the presidential secret service men
who are fed Brulc river trout reg
ularly and yet must shove venison
on the hoof from their paths at
the summer White House.
Yesterday, while President Cool
idge and his family attended the
little wooden church at Brulc, the
secret service men held an unofficial
Indignation meeting outside the
church. Trout is all right, they
agreed. until II becomes It steady
diet.
The wholc trouble. they agree, Is
that President Coolidge has become
too good Il fisherman.
The President, they explained,
prefers steak to fish, but likes to
fish. Coolidge economy. however,
dictates Utilization cf each trout
pulled from the Rrule.
Thus the secret service men find
fish on their menu day after day
and what they cannot use is turned
over to the chef, who prepares meals
for the personal servants Of the
Coolidge household.
The secret service men agreed
That fish would not be as unsatis-
fYing were it not for the fact that
Cedar island Lodge is located in a
private game preserve. AS though
to tantalizc the fish-iadpd appetite
Of the men deer roam the woodland
at will, knowing that they are inn
munc.
Recently Richard Jclvis, head of
the secret service men, coiided with
Il deer in front of his tent, while
otnors Of the guard report that they
have been forced to prod deer from
thcir paths in order to pass. Two
wears of protection have tanned the
animals.
But yesterday was a gala day ut
the lodge. President Coolidge does
not fish on the Sabbath and the
secret service ate chicken
Imperial Valley press., 1928-07-23
COURT ASSESSES
HEAVY FINE ON
RECKLESS DRIVER

Two men are in the county jail
as the result Of a series of automo-
6iic accidents which occurred over
thr Weekend Three accidents
were reported to the state traffic
department but in no ease was any
one injured.
G. Butler. colorcd, of Calipatria,
who 4 few days ago sent motorcycle
patro!mcn into a ditch by "cutting
in, was arrested by j. W. Holcomb
Of the state squad when he forced
two automobiles off the highway ON
the CaIcNico road Saturday night
and caused the officer to spill in a
ditch
Arrai2ncd before Judge Mayficjd
this morning he pleaded guilty to
reckless driving and also pleaded
guilty to the charge Of "cut,ing
in previously placed against him.
The court sentenced him to pay q
fine Of $50 and spend 80 days in
the county Jail and suspended his
, drivers license for 80 dag+ on the
first count and to pay a fine Of S23
and scrye 10 days in the county
Jail on the second count. Butler
WIS turned over to the custody Of
the sheriff.
b. /. Jones. %, of HoltvilIc is the
other to be a guest of the sheriff.
H. pleaded guilty 20 a charge OF
reckless driving before Judge Lof-
en- IN CaleXico this morning and
WAS sentenced to pay fine Of Tl3J
OF spend 90 days i'll Jail. He did not
par the fine.
Jones was arrested following an
accident On the CalcXico highway in
which he is said to have forced a
truck driven by Joe Alma Of Braw-
ley to overturn in a ditch.
\ minor accident at the 1o-foot
drop on the CaleXico-Holtvillc high
WAY was reported in which cars
driven by Ambrose F.. Granillo and
Cirilo RODRIGUEZ, both of HoltViIlc,
figared. Neither was hurt but both
cars were quite badly damaged, NO
arrests were made in this instance.
Imperial Valley press., 1928-07-23
PERSONALS

Mr. and Mrs. George Mills were
noted in Jacumha yesterday
Joe Liebert spent the weekend
in the mountains.
George &. Erikson visited his
wife and his son and daughtcr-in-
law at their home in Manzanita over
Jhe weekend.
MIR. and Mrs. Tom HaVinS spent
several days last week with Mr..
Havin's mother, Mrs. T. T. Harins
at Gadscn, Ariz.
w. II. Brooks expects to leave to-
day for Yucaipa where he Will Join
Mrs. brooks and daughter Irene, for
two months vacation.
Imperial Valley press., 1928-07-23
Local Baby Taken
To Coast Hospital


Walter Lee Palmer, IS months, old
son Of MIR. and Mrs. w. l.. Palmer
Of &6l He'll avenue, was taken to
Mercy hospital in san Diego yes
tcrday from Manzanito, where the
family is staying for the summer,
suffering from convuIsions. Th"
youngstcr swallowed plum pit
aud home remedies failed to aid him.
Dr r. l.. Palmer, uncle Of tn"
baby, succeeded in stopping the con
yulsioas temporarily and tool, him
to the coast. Later the youngstcr
recovered sufficiently to be re-
moved 10 Mauzanito. and this morn
ing Was reported to b. out of dan
ger.
Ruby Rouch. Fresno, has larg"
rattlCsnakr which bears 20 rattles.
Imperial Valley press., 1928-07-23
Another Paper On
1. z. Circ III {
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NANTA MARIA, Calf, july %.
The Santa Maria Times. published
by Q. Nj. cannea. today began re-
cciyiug the fuIl day leased wire ser
vice Of III" United Press.
Tic Times heretofore received a
limited wire report from the United
Press. The full service was obtained
to fill the demands Of the rapidly
growing paper.
Imperial Valley press., 1928-07-23
Air Chief Said
To Have Quit
Nv United Press Leased Wire

MOUNT CLEMENS. Mich, July
23.-Thc Mount Clemens leader de-
clarcd in q copyright article today
that Major Thomas G. LanPhier
one Of the outstanding figures in
army aviation, forwarded his rcsig-
nation today to the secretary OF
war, effective August p.
Major Laaphicf severed his con
rcction with the army to become
vice president in charge of opera
tions Of the newly formed trans
continental air transport, the ar
ticlc stated.
Imperial Valley press., 1928-07-23
Short Circuit
Causes Deati,
BY United Press Leased Wire

BAKERSFIELD, Calf, July %.
William Mckinley BoHc, -,
prominently Identified with Wasco
agricultural interests, was electro
cutcd at the home Of his brother.
Andrew Bone, near Connor Station,
last night.
He was attempting to turn off 4
shorted electric switch on a pump
ing station. His brother pulled the
body away before it was badly
burned.
Imperial Valley press., 1928-07-23
Not Guilty Plea
By Jail Breakers

A. Cabarrubias and Francisco
Jarate entered pleas of not
guilty when arraigned in Judge
Thompson s superior court this
II. orning ON charges Of having es-
capped from the custody Of an Of
ficcr. y. 3. Roberts appeared as
Imperial Valley press., 1928-07-23
GET PRISON TERMS
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Los ANGELES, July "a Nooic
Robinson was sentenced today from
two to = years in san Qucutiu
prison, for attempting to slay two
'omlt6A police May 26. His com
Ianlon, irving Istftlow was sen
t"nccd 10 from one to fiyr wears
for automobile theft.
Imperial Valley press., 1928-07-23
COTTON MARKET
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NEW YORK, July 23.-Cotton
futures sold off 10 to 10 points net
in early trading today after an
easier opening. Selling was rather
general from ware houses, commits
sion houses, Wall Street and the
South.
Prices in the morning fluctuated
within a n point range, but an i'm
provement was in progress around
noon. Prices rallied to within five
points Of their previous closing
levels in the afternoon on covering
credited to a prominent Wall
Street house.
NEW YORK. July 23.- The mar
kct closed one point higher to three
pnintS lOWrr SuotS $o1 II
Imperial Valley press., 1928-07-23
At Cleveland

81. Louis -. 800 pol 100 16 l
Cleveland - 600 0G0 GOO 0 >
Blacholder and Schang; UhIc,
Harder and Sewcll.
Imperial Valley press., 1928-07-23
CRUSHED BY DERRICK
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TAFT, Calf, Jaly 23.-Charlcs
Head, %, employed by an oil com
panv at Fellows was killed instant !?
" when he was crushed under =
fallinu dcrrick SUNDAY.
Imperial Valley press., 1928-07-23
At Boston

New York 600 00l 1913 o l
Boston 204 POO O0X-S IL o
Shcaly. Thomas, Covclskic and
Grabowslli; MacFaydcn and Berry.
Imperial Valley press., 1928-07-23
American
At Philadelphia

Washington 800 010 01O-5 II 0
Philadelphia 600 600 GOO 6 0
CASTOR and Kcnna; Rommcl,
Grove and Cochranc.
Imperial Valley press., 1928-07-23
National
At BROOKLYN

Pittsburgh coo 002 000-2 ) 0
Brooklyn 0l0 600 000-1 6 l
FusseII and IIargrcavcs; Nc.
Wccney, Doak and Debcrry, Gooch.
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PAGE THREP

tAcir attorney. The ease was set
TOR trial Wednesday.
The two men were apprchended
by deputy sheriffs near the Mexis
can boundary line in the MeCabc
district after hey arc alleged toe
have taken French leave from the
county farm whero they had been.
working as trustee
Imperial Valley press., 1928-07-23
Advertisements
make neighbors Of a nation

The Yankee cIpper-ships are sailing phantom
seas The western tWO-gun man has retired to
the movies, and the southern plantation has been
sub-dvided. The old sectional distinctions have
passed into tradition, . %s.''" @'"
Where there was North, South and West, there
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and prejudice have been worn down by many
uniting forces: Railroads, radio, automobiles,
telephones, newspapers magazines, Advertising.
These are the things that have united America
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the same tobaccOs, enjoy concerts from the air
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in all the f0rty-eight states the same chance to
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Imperial Valley press., 1928-07-23
BASEBALL RESULTS

Score of today games as furnished
by United Press Leased Wire,
up TO 2:45 p. D
Imperial Valley press., 1928-07-23

The high COW in the SanJoaquir
county May contest gave 90 pounds
Of butterfat and is owned by T. H..
Nortridge. Cows tested were 3,012.
Imperial Valley press., 1928-07-23

NEW ORLEANS, July 23.-The
cotton market closed steady. Spots
closed 9076, off 13.