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black hair. Most of them were dressed
in bright-colored garments, and wore a
profusion Of cheap trtnketS and ear
rings. 1t was clear from their lowering
chances that they resented q white
mans intrusion.
Making straight for the store, which
was, as usual. the most imposing build
ing in the village, made a few I'M
necessary purchases and tried, unsuc-
ceSsfully. to draw the beetle-broWed
storekeeper into conversation. Then
gave my horse to a native boy to look
after. and started out to explore the
settlement
The half-caSte inhabitants were GER
tainly a surly crowd, they returned
only the curtest replies to my greetings,
and some of them even turned their
backs upon me- Presently I got tired
of this yelled hostility and decided 10
leave.
AS / was mounting, however. / saw
in the distance the familiar bulk OF
Salvador, the big negro. He had just
emerged from a hut and was making
for the store, but on catching sight Of
me promptly turned on his heel and
vanished.
"Oh, hoi my friend" I muttered TO
myself. Don't want to be seen, oh?
What have you to hide. woEder?"
The sight of this man switched my
thoughts abruptly back TO my quest and
/ began to speculate as to how this
collection of half-breeds earned their
livelihood. Certainly the few patches Of
badly-cultivated land that surrounded
the village would not support them, nor
did the boats lying at anchor appear
- n fhNxaaaV4fl
persons with enough fish either for food
or trading.
/ therefore concluded that they must
have some other source OF income. and
If their appearance was any guide--it
was likely to be more or less repre-
aenSible one
But the afternoon was advancing, and
couldn't stop there for ever, so con-
tinued my patrol along the coast
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west of the Capitol when its author
was 10 years of age.
In the block in which the Post Office
Department first moved. he says there
were then four houses: lone a two
story frame occupied by Joseph Mechlin.
one by DR.. Bradley, and a three-story
brick occupied by Assistant Postmaster
/ Gen. Abraham Bradley" Apparently.
Mr.. Hines did not remember the occu-
pant Of the fourth house. for this he
fails TO give
/ through this square. emptying into the
Tiber to the south A stream also
flowed through the center of the block
TO the west.
In the block to the east-between E
and F and Eighth and Ninth streets
there were three frame houses, one
occupied by William Worthington as q
cahinetmaker's shop, and the two
others by George and Andrew Thomp-
son.
Where Woodward and Lothrop's
store is there were two frame dwellings
and round-top Presbyterian meeting
house
In the block where Saint Patrick's
Church stands. Hines records there
was then "a most excellent spring OF
water. shaded by two or three oaks"
This spring. believe" he says. was
originally called Burns spring; but the
name was afterwards changed to St.
PatrtckS spring"
On the two blocks now covered by
the Patent ONCE. there was but one
old frame, occupied by Mr.. Orr
Where The Star office and the Hotel
Raleigh stand. there was hrickyard,
and In the block Just 10 the south OF
"a uen ed
story dwelling. Over in the block be-
tween d and E and Eighth and Ninth
streets. stood three frame houses.
Where the General Land once until
lately had its offices, stood the Union
Public Hotel commonly referred to as
Blodgetts Hotel. where Congress met
after the burning of the Capitol In 1914.
and In which block, on the Seventh
street side, s. f. b. Morse later opened
and operated the first public telegraph
once In the world
All north of q street In this vicinity
was then woods and farmlandS,
~
I ooKING around today at the hustle
- and hustle of business right here
in the heart of Washington, now COW
cred with It's massive buildings, and
viewing Its congeSted thoroughfares. one
can easily see that II would require a
most active and alert imagination 10
conIure Up an impression of washing
ton in embryonic Washington Of
Magnificent Distances. One traveller
who passed through here over CEN
fury ago said it was then too young for
brewery II he could return now
have no doubt that he would change
his opinien~~at least SO far as popula-
ton Is concerned
Today II Is the practice to dodge the
automohile-thoSe OF us who are given
o chance. Then the people lodged cat
tie and stock. which was permitted 10
run at large Now the auto does It's
deadly work; then the hogs had their
innings An instance Of the latter kind
occurred as late as 1885. when q citizen
coming out OF the Post once, then ON
u between Seventh and Eighth streets,
encountered fun grown hog right ON
the pavement The pedestrian was
thrown down with such violent force
that he died two days later A Law was
subsequently enacted prohibiting hogs
from running at large south OF MaSSa-
ehusetts avenue. Verify, life IL Just one
thing after another.
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Just before shutdown l made fresh
discovery. / came across another bay,
almost completely land-locked and
quite invisible from the sea. The mar
row entrance, twisting between ugly
reefs, looked as If it would be negotia-
bic only at high tide.
IT was not the bay itself. however,
that l found interesting, SO much as
what It contained Riding at anchor
was a fleet of some so or 40 large cut
tiers of the deep-sea type. Through my
glasses saw that all of them had a
number of half breeds on board, busy
splicing ropes and repairing nets. quite
unconscious of the watcher whose bin
oculars swept the scene.
This, felt, solved the problem Of how
the community I had just left got Its
livelihood 1t also solved another and
more pressing problem. Among the
craft lying in the bay were two or three
that bore curiously familiar look In
fact. ! felt sure that they had formerly
belonged to that unfortunate fishing VII
lage at the mouth of the Berg River.
If this was the explanation Of the dis
appearance of boats and crews, 1t could
mean only one thing-piracyl
Making careful note Of the position
of this hidden bay. made detour and
rode straight back whence had come.
All the time / was cudgeling my brains
as to how / could put my discovery to
use, with view TO Kidding the native
community of the menace that hung
over 1t.
Il " Il
TOR some time after my return to the
\ village. l might have been seen pay
ing frequent visits to the lefty and con-
yersing with the native shippers, partic-
ulariy one Marcus, a wise old leader OF
his tribe. and one of the head men Of
the fishing feet.
Acting under my instructions. Marcus
chose four other picked shippers to
whom, to their unbounded delight. / di-
vulged my real identity and the plan Of
campaign proposed to put into opera
ton against the half breeds. It took me
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Establishment Was Too Small When Government Moved District for Chief
Have Cabinet Potion-Ft Home Was Northwest Corner of Ninth
Street-ning Associated With Vicinity of Site
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1928-07-29

The author, at the time of the
exciting events he relates here
with. was a member of the Cape
Mounted Police of South Africa.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1928-07-29

NE Of the downtown historic
sites Of more than passing in
tereSt Is the northwest corner
Of Ninth and Z streets north
ssae4 urinera the Rnzt Once
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1928-07-29

A FIERCE LOOKING RIFF1AN
SpRANG IN MY DIRECTION, HIS
ARM RAISED TO STRIKE.
Imperial Valley press., 1928-12-18
HABEAS CORPUS
WRIT ISSUED IN
CASE OF CRICCS

A writ Of habcuS corpus has been
issued 10y Superior Judge A. G.
Hinncy directing Sheriff c. l.. Gil
lett to bring w. II. Briggs, of this
city, held at the county jail on Il
reckless driving charge, before the
court at > o clock this afternoon to
determine the cause of the man 5
detention.
In the application for the writ
flied yesterday it was charged that
Grig4S was illegally detained in
.;al r. L. Whitclaw is Griggs' at-
torucN.
According 10 the application,
Griggs was arrested Saturday near
llchcr or Il charge Of driving while
Intoxicated. 1t also was claimed
that he was taken yesterday before
Judge W. II. Lorenz II CalcXico
and informed that there was Il com
pIa,nt against linn which charged
driving while drunk.
When ASKED ii he were guilty or
not guilty, the application said,
.irigGs answered, 81 guess | an
guilty. he petition alleged th;u
the .judg. did not inform the appli-
.ant Of his legal tights but only
asked if hc were guilty or not
Eoilty aud that upon an affirmative
plea n fine of $50 was assessed
and an alternate jail term Of go
days fixed.
1t also was charged that the
court failed to advise the petitioner
that hc WAS entitled % tim before
the >pntoace W., catered and that
} commitment ordering Griggs to
Jail vas ,sSucd by the Judge in de-
fault of payment Of the $50 fine
and read "gailty Of reckless dr;y-
ing
The cor; f."s as rcd to be
without jurisdiction II enter the
fine and that the petitioner did not
plead guilty or not guilty to =
charge Of reckless driving.
Imperial Valley press., 1928-12-18

brought here last night in b. f.
Lemons ambulance. Date Of fun
cral services will be announced later.
DR.. Arnold, Chiropodist is back in
town for a limited time. Hotel Bal.
boa. Phone 940. adv
Indian Package Delivery. Phone
62l. We deliver ordinary size pack
age, any where in city for ten cents.
Rural delivery ten cents per mile
additional. adv
Dr. Harry Hooper, Dentist. Rub
Der and Hecolite Plates q Specially.
647 Main ST., FL Centre. adv
Natural Permanent Waves SO.
Parisienne Beauty Shoppe. Tel.
1873. t { tt
Imperial Valley press., 1928-12-18
City's Christmas
Tree Erected

The Rotary club erected It's
Christmas tree today at the inter
section Of Main aud sixth streets.
Prem noa en- until after the holi.
GAYS the tree win he lighted every
light.
\ program will be presented at
the tree Christmas Eve Nacn carols
ai!I be sung. Etcu var the club
n"S u Christmas tree in the bust
urss district and presents a holiday
program on christmas Eve.
Imperial Valley press., 1928-12-18
Deserter Pricked
By Conscience

san PEDRO, Dee. 1S,-Winiam
II. Hanson, As, Toledo, Ohio, walk
ed into L. s. army headquarters
here today and surrendered himself
as a dcscrtcr. He said he left the
army without Il discharge six years
ago and that since then his con-
science had bothered him until he
could stand it no longer.
According to his own story, Han.
son deserted from Company l., 11th
Infantry at Camp Knox, Kentucky,
in 1920. His term of enlistment
was not up until 1928.
He was turned over to officials at
Fort McArthur for investigation.
Imperial Valley press., 1928-12-18
Skinny Queen
Mpm on Divorce
Dy United Press Leased Wire

MILWAUKEE, Wis, Dec. 1S.-
tiIda Gray, who Shimmicd her way
TO fame, narsed cold today at the
tomr Of hcr parents, Mr.. and Mrs.
MaNmilian Michalski, at Cudahy,
rear mere ~ she waited for her di-
'orcr salt against Gil Boag to be
heard.
Nh" rfased to talk about her
malrimoi ia affairs.
Wh% worry about my business ! "
'hr said when asked if the report
'hat She WIS to be married to her
manager, {. u. krcpps, rs soon rs
IN" is divorced from Boag, is true.
The d.vorccecaNc is due for hear
S@ this vee@ ut Port Washington,
Wis.
Imperial Valley press., 1928-12-18
Seek Release
OF NOrthcOtt
Ity United Press Leased Wire

LOS ANGELES, Dee. 1S.--On the
assertion that Gordon Stewart
Northcott, accused slayer of four
youths, has been denied his CON
stitutional rights, his counsel today
sought his release from county Jail
on a writ of habcas corpus.
Attorneys for Northcott claimed
they had been denied the privilege
Of comforting with their client and
therefore could formulate no de
Tense for him.
The writ is rcturnablc before
Superior Judge Wood tomorrow
afternoon.
Imperial Valley press., 1928-12-18
Bandits Bomb
Mexican Train

MENICO CITY, Dec. lS=A train
cnroutc from Guadalaiara to Colima
WAS dynamitcd by bandits near Que
mado. state OF Jali>co, Il dispatch to
the newspaper Prcnsa SAID today.
The locomotive and mail and express
ears were overturned and one sol
dicr injured. The bandits fled.
One soldier and one bandit WCr1
Killed when 20 bandits fired a Il
train near Maravatio.
Imperial Valley press., 1928-12-18
Fate OF Couple
Still Unknown
By United Press Leased Wire

NEEDLES, Calf, Dee. lS.-Thc
great walls Of the Grand Canyon to-
day still held the secret Of the fate
Of Mr.. and Mrs. Glenn HYDE, of
Hansen, Idaho, attempting TO nego-
tiate the Colorado river i'm an opeu
boat
Imperial Valley press., 1928-12-18
O'Neil Arrives
In Philippines
By United Press Leased Wire

MANILA. p. L., Dec. lN Travel
ing iacognito to avoid oycr-cntia:.
~."stiy hospitality ut the Orient
..ngenc O'Neil American drama
tiSt, arl,vta too@y ahaard th Ger
man lin CollcuZ.
O'Neii is suffering from a rbysi.
cal ard nervous breakdown winch
started With a suus.rok, al Colon
uo. Il }.as compelled to 90 u Il
hospital in ughai. He is now cu
'"v!o t. NrW York VIA Europe.
Imperial Valley press., 1928-12-18
Arnett Moves
To Los Angeles

r. ]. Arnctt, travelling freight
au,, passenger agant for the South
un paci ',c lines here, has received
promotion to the Los Angeles Of
ices Of th. company. A1n-tt left
today for the coast to take mp his
new work. His coming du'!es were
not defined in the notice OF trans
ic..
Amett. who Las tcen in III Cen
rro for three years, was th. Prcsi-
dent Of tic Junior chamber # com
mcrce and has been active in civic
affairs during his cntire residence
here.
=. L. Christian, first vilc-prcsi-
cent Of the Junior chamber, is cx.
peclcd to take over Arnctt $ office
at the breakfast meeting tomorrow
morning at the lio,cl barbara
Worth.
\ man from the Los Angeles Of
flee viii take Arnctt's place at the
Southern Pacific station here.
Imperial Valley press., 1928-12-18
Citrus Crop Not
Hurt By Frost
by United Press Leased Wire

RIVERSIDE, Calf, Dee. IS
Citrus growers in this district were
assured r'at their crops had not
been damaged by frost last night
when recording thermometers show
ed the minimum for the last 2l
lcurS was - degrees above zero.
Smudgc pots were lit in only Il few
low-lying areas, it was learned.
Reports reaching here from other
points in the citrus belt showed the
was 2S, RcdIands % and San Bcr-
nardino 20. All damage to crops was
arcrtcd n orchards equipped with
oil heaters, If was said.
Imperial Valley press., 1928-12-18
Home OF Chicago
Official Bombed
Nv I liIed Press Leased Wire

CHICAGO, Dee. IS Tie hom, Of
Lawrence T. King, trustee of tn,
Sanitary distric; and Thompson
leader, was bombed here today.
King and his tiNr children were
thrown from thci. beds bat were
not injured.
King said he was unable to cx.
Imperial Valley press., 1928-12-18

u OulluNtu IOHI aye /
California, also conferred with the
President.
PHOENIX, Arlz., Dee. lS.-Ari.
zora's opposition to the Swing
Johnson Boulder dam bill, weaken.
cl by the passage Of the measure in
the United States senate, was still
among the chief topics of discussion
aS the state senate convened II the
capitol today.
\ resolution designed to "declarc
confidence in Arizona'S rcprescn.
tativcs in congress, introduced by
Senator Favour of Yavapai coun-
ty, came up for debate again. The
resolution met unexpected opposi,
tion when it was introduced yrster.
day and was held up until today.
s'till hopeful that the states
fight against the bill viii he yindi.
Gated. State Senator Fred Golfer of
Apache county dispatched kilograms
to President Coolidge and United
States Senator Reed Smoot Of Utah
urging them to exert their influence
in retoing the Boulder dam measure.
WASHINGTON, Dec. Is. - Tn
house today took up the Boulder dsa
bilI for final consideration.
Chairman Smith Of the irrigation
and reclamation committee called ap
the measure. passed h. both the sen
ate aud mouse in definite forms and
moved that the house concur in the
senate changes without sending the
measure 10 conference.
Rep. Swing, Rep. California, oPen-
cd debate 10y declaring the hili pro
vjdcs the federal power commission
cannot issue permits for projects in
the lower Colorado river basin pend
ing approval Of tie Colorado river
romuart by th' seven states &ftcct-
ID.
II. explained the senate amend
mcuts were designed u conform
with tie Sicbrrt engineers report.
Rep. IIoch, Rep. Kansas, protest
cd the bill now contains no clause
to protect the ultimate consumer
from excess rates when electricity 5
distributed.
Swing said he hoped the govern
mcnt would operate tn" hydro-elcc-
tric plant.
Imperial Valley press., 1928-12-18
HEAVY AIR MAIL

Los ANGELES. Dee. 1S.-Thc
heaviest load of air mail ever dis
patched from Los Angeles, totaling
6i,f25 pieces, went east today on
the regular Salt Lake run of the
Western Ar Express.
Imperial Valley press., 1928-12-18
CONGRESSMAN DIES

WASilINGTO\, Be-. l.. E.p
Cnv.'es l. Faus:, Rep. ST. Joseph,
"o., die2 i'm "a hospital here last
IiElt from IT," effects Of an apo.
plctie stroke lc soffered ou NOV
10. IL "as 80 year old and uamar
Imperial Valley press., 1928-12-18

The couple planned 10 reach here
December g and under the mos lib
eraI running schedule should have
arrived December IL. An army air
plane from March Field has been
ordered to hunt for the pair. The
plane is expected 10 leave Riverside
today.
Mrs. HYDE was the first whit
woman ever to attempt 70 travel the
length Of the dangerous stream.
Imperial Valley press., 1928-12-18
Question Mark
Moves Westward
By unitea Press Leased Wire

WASIIINGTON, u. G., De-. IS
The army'S tri-motorcd cabin plane
"'QurStion Mark - bound fer New
Year : endurance tests at Los An
gelcs, left here today with her re.
'ucling plane, The "Que>tion
Mark crew plans to stop tonight
at Atlanta or Montgomery, lNla.,
tomorrow night at Shreveport or
Dallas, and Thursday night At Tue
son, then pushing ON to san Diego.
u'aiu mo bombing He said he Epcw
ot no reason W. anyone shegld
hold Il grudgc against him. h said
hr has caused several employees Ct
Tie sanitary board 10 hr discharged
recently huf added that he did not
heIie>c that could have resulted ir
the attack today.
Tie homb WIS placed under the
front porch ot thu King home The
windows in Srycral houses and aIart
mcutS nearby were broken.
Imperial Valley press., 1928-12-18

Tn" next meeting of Southern
California walnut growers will be
hcId at Whittier, Los Angeles coun
~, February . The next field day
viii be September I, III West Co.
Niua.
Imperial Valley press., 1928-12-18

Case Continued Indefinitely-Tom
Leal. charged with possession Of in
toXicating liquor near the lockwood
store, was released on his own
""cognizucc today by Judge May
ficld ANA the case continued indpfin-
.tcly. I-cal who was said 10 have
been III, WAS confined in the county
jail sine, November p.
Imperial Valley press., 1928-12-18
Price nronned

Price Dropped To clean up the
first edition Of "Silt" bcfo-c
Christmas, the price has been cut
TO 800. The novel, written by o.
i. Tout, former valley newspaper
publisher, has been the best seller
in Imperial valley and San Diego
since October ]. Handsome Christ
mas boxes are provided free for
those who wish to give "Silt" as
Christmas present. At Office Supply
Co.. in El Ccntro and all valley book
stores. adv
Imperial Valley press., 1928-12-18

Livestock from the Oregon Agri.
cultural College won 81 ribbons at
the Portland International.
Imperial Valley press., 1928-12-18

Poison Grain Case Dismissed
Charges e putting out poison
lodged against X. Tano, japanese
'anchcr Of the Alamo district, and
Juan Go1zalcs, an employee, were
dismissed ia Judge :. VI. Smyscr $
court in Holtvillc Yesterday when
Mrs. W. J.. Lay, wife Of the man
who sigred the complaint against
the pair, could not identify either
~ the men rs The persons alleged TO
iaFo distributed the poison, accord
Ing 10 Deputy District Attorney +.
II. Law.
Imperial Valley press., 1928-12-18
2adio--Schmitt Radio Sales & Service

Bosch : Evereadv = Atwater Kent. Let US demon
sfrate these sets in horne without OBLIGATION
Jensen & Peerless Dynamic Speakers. We service any
radio set 1925 W. Main ST., block west Of Court
House. Phone 042
Imperial Valley press., 1928-12-18
Optometrist--Dr. Norman E. Dupont

Sclentl1lc examinations. Glasses fitted. Lenses duD
heated Specializing on chldren's eyes. crossed ewes
ana muscular cases 115 So 5th, two doors north Of
fost O11lce Phone 384
Imperial Valley press., 1928-12-18

Buttered Pop torn OF best quality
'resh and warm at all times. A 25t
.arton is plenty for your family OF
1our party. Also we take special or
iers for parties. At Paul's lemon
de Stand, Pickwick Stages Depot.
adv
Imperial Valley press., 1928-12-18
RancLer Dies il Bard District

RancLer Dies u Eard DlstEIcg-
Ailert Hrndi2s, -, raneher who
lived thr-v miles north of tha Ross
store in he Bard district, Va, found
dead in has lid about , o'clock
yesterday afternoon 'y friends. Ac-
cording 10 Coroner B. T.. Lemons,
who too!. the body to O. {. John
SON : undertaking parlors at Yuma,
Pcndigs mad been i'll for some time
end his d"a'h resulted from natur-
IL causes.
Imperial Valley press., 1928-12-18

INLAND Doctor Dies Here - DR..
Charles l.. Tragloan, G2, Of Njland
died scaHy this morning at Fl Centre
hospital Of pneumonia. IIa wos
Imperial Valley press., 1928-12-18

Try Stevens Coffee Cream. High
grade and heavy enough 10 whip.
Steven S Dairy. Phone 8707R5. adv
Imperial Valley press., 1928-12-18
Gas Fitting Wilkinson & Emerson

Renars and obbinG promptly attended TO- Ell Centro
office 1873 No 9Th - Phone 45-J. Brawev office PIP
St. Phone 563
Imperial Valley press., 1928-12-18

Former Solder Buried Funeral
services for Thomas Rosalis, u year
Old cX->,idicr, who died December
Il at his home here, were held sun
day in =, MARY 5 Catholic church.
lutumcut was in Evergreen ccme.
tory Rcv. A. }. Hurley, pastor Of
1t. Mary :. otfjrirt,d. Tho burial
wss directed hy j.. l.. Lemons.
Imperial Valley press., 1928-12-18

Held On Immigration Charge
Emilio Ea1unzo, 30, Of MeNicai,
vas arrested at Brawloy last night
on ~ iwr.ig grafton charge. He WAS
Acll tod>v 1t the county jail.
Imperial Valley press., 1928-12-18

Gorgeous Roses and Chrysanthc.
NUNS with fern. Reasonable. Mrs.
Virgil Patterson, Imperial. adv
Imperial Valley press., 1928-12-18

Open Evenings Until Christmas.
Office Supply Co. adv
Imperial Valley press., 1928-12-18

We Loan to Guild, buy or refin.
ance. Tyler Insurance Agency. adv
Imperial Valley press., 1928-12-18

Adultery Gasc Conti@@ed = The
ca>e Of J. \. kirkpatrick. charged
with adultery in a complaint by J..
7. Tancy, vas continued yesterday
afternoon by JudS" MayficId until
Saturday morning. The postpone
ment was made after AN agreement
Was reached between Attorney ".
T. North, deftnding kirkpatrick,
and Chief Deputy District Attorney
G. B. Smith.
Imperial Valley press., 1928-12-18
Hatcherv--EI Centro Hatchery

W Commercial ST.. ore block west of Tn1nerial Ave
oh3v are from Accredited and Blood Tested F1ocks
WI hatch your own eggs for s4.O0 per hundred
Phone $50
Imperial Valley press., 1928-12-18

Brownie Cleaners. Phone 373. Tics
= Tor Poe; caps, 25c. Satisfactory
cleaning and dyeing, with Brownie
Service. adv
Imperial Valley press., 1928-12-18

Fire Wood-o29 South Eighth st.
Phone 1897. adv
Imperial Valley press., 1928-12-18
Tires--The General Cord

Goes 2 long way 10 make friends Vulcaniz;ng -
Wheel AI'gnin@ - Batteries. Ben Herring Rubber Co
5th and State SITS. Phone 5o
Imperial Valley press., 1928-12-18

Barbara Worth Hotel Club Break
fast, CSC up; merchants lunch 60c;
table d hote dinner $1.0O. adv
Imperial Valley press., 1928-12-18

King Johnson Coal and Wood
Yard. For Sale: Coal, wood and
ice. Free delivery. 720 No. II St.
Imperial. Phone 290. adv
Imperial Valley press., 1928-12-18
Title Jnsurarce-Pioneer Title ms. & Trust Co

Ion'0IoFa TIE and CScrow Service. ". v McFuen
Wee President end Manarer T. s. Cameron Asst
Secreterv and Escrow Officer. $50 Main St Phone 175
Imperial Valley press., 1928-12-18
Agrees to Leave Town

Agrees to Leave TOWN.. Jones.
- year old "hobo, - arrested and
booked At the county Jail on Il vag
.ancy charge was released from,
custody yesterday when he agreed
to leave town.