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OFFERINGS Of
LOCAL RADIO
STATIONS
WRC--WlaeIrlngto zoe

WRC--WaghingtOm-
S:so to s:56--Marine Band orches-
ira; Beginners Course in
french BY Philip Mott; jan
ssen's Hofbrau Orchestra; Jolly
Bill and Jill;. Arnold John
sons Park Central Orchestra
ana Motion Picture Guide.
S:55-BasebalT scores.
7:00--Continental Baking Company
7:sO-.:chiId Health," by secretary
Of Labor. James y Davis.
7:46-"Shopping with Bah
S:0o-Cities Service Concert orches-
s:oo--correct Time.
9sO0--Whlttall Anglo -Persians.
9:s0--IOrd Calvert Orchestra.
10:00--PaImolive Hour.
11:OO--Weather forecast.
WMAIr-WashimgtOm --442
6:55---''Thirty Club, baseball scores
ana news from Times Herald
7:1s--.iistsninE IN Oh Jimmy and
7:so--Horacs walkers orchestrs.
8:OO--COrrect time.
s:sO--sAn Airport for washington =
by Jerome FanciulIi, washing
ton Chamber Of Commerce..
8:5O--Musical Memory Contest.
9:00--'.Keeping Up with the News."
by LudweIl Denny.
9:15-"The Arthur Jordan Music
Forum" conducted BY Frank
1o:1s-aLato News Flashes" from
Times-Herald studio.
WRHE Vashingt ons32
6:46--saTh0 Town Crfer.s
16:OO-Weekly resume Of d. g. Gov
eminent Affairs by James e.
Chinn.
s:1o-Dinner Concert.
WTFF-WashingtOn
7:00--Bran Hughes Orchestra.
48:OO--Jack and jill.
8:15--Whfl Ord wine. tenor.
8:3O-RepresentatIve Clyde Kelly OF
Pennsylvania.
William Pistol. banjo.
9:0O--Ardley Heart, violin.
9:1B-Dr. John G. Knott. "Chat on
9:3O-FeIIoW Forum baritone.
9:46--Tom Robertson. banjo.
10:O0--Ray Whorley. pianist.
NAA--VEaalafmgtOm --436
S:As--Library ~ Congress Chamber
Music FESTIVAL opening broad
east OF original ballet by
StravinslSy and other ballet
music.
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Nv GARDNER MACK
NEARBY STATIONS
YRAIe-RaItlmore-1osO -as5.B

WHALE Baltimore
6:3O-WJZ Program.
7:00-Dinner Music.
T:30-vocal piano.
8:O0-Musical Memories
8:30-WJZ Program.
Acknowledgements Dance Orchestra
WPG--Atlantic City-11OO-272.6
8:OO--O1d Songs.
8:30-Casino Dance Orchestra.
s:O0-Traymore Concert orchestra.
9:30-Taffy dis.
10:30-Dance Orchestraa
WOR-NewarlE--71O-42e.8
7:00-Commodore Ensemble; Scores.
7:46-N. =. u. Course.
s:s0-Wickwire Program.
9:OO-True story Hour.
1O:00--La Palma Smoker.
1O:30-The Masters.
11:O0-Byer's Orchestra.
11:30-The WitchinK Hour.
WFeAE-New YorIr--6IO-402
3:3O--U. s. Marine Band.
s:Oo-Mutual Savings Hour
7:3O-Happiness Boys
8:OO-CIties Service Orchestra.
9:0O-Correct Time: Anglo Persians.
9:3O--La France Orchestra.
10;00-PalmoJive Program.
II .00-Bernie.s Orchestra.
WRNY-New YOrk--gga. S20
8:15--Vocal; Literary Pot. Pourri.
s s:SSTsS0r vs 5sishs r ssss 1rio
1O:15-RoyaliEts Of Harmony.
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7s3O-~Ol6 Melodies ana New.
8:0O-yiolinist.
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$50, S:SS- s.risi. NIT Hour.
10:30--Winegar's Orchestra
II :0O-Slumber Music.
sWNYC-Ncw YOrlE-65O-B2O
u 8:16---Mandolinist.
S:3O--"Everyday English"
s:0O-Violinist; talk.
10:0O-Ofgan.
WCAU-PhfladcIp hla-1150-261
9:00-OrIentals
9s00--CoIunnbia Network.
11:00-Loeser'e Orchestra.
Il:30-Golden Dragon Orchestra.
0:30-MusIcal Lecture.
e:O0-WOO Orchestra.
S:30-Operatic Ensemble.
10:00-The Euterplans.
10:3O-Damce Hour.
Observation-Disclosures
S:00--WJZ program.
1O:O0--MuSicale.
II Richmond Orchestra
WGY--Sche ady~-79O-370.6
S:00--Fro Joy Hour.
S:00--WEAF program.
s:30-MIxed quartet.
10:00--WEAF program.
WBZ-Springfi eId--0OO- S83
10:0O-Suffollg symphony Orehestra.
11:00--Lowe's Orchestra.
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BROADCAST FILTERS
RECEPTION

Broadcast Of the reception Of
the Bremen fIiers In New York
may be heard through WRC
and the WEAF and WIZ
chains, beginning with their ar.
rival at Mitchell Field and In.
GLIDING their reception by
Mayor Walker. Graham Nc
Nance, Phillips CarIin. Milton
Cross and John b. Daniel, Of
WRC. will describe the event
from different vantage points,
and the fIiers themselves win be
asked to greet the radio
audience.
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NEW
w R G
FEATURE
Tonight o'clock

Tonight J. o'clock
Corby's Bakery Continental
Baking Company announc the
first Of the weekly Wonder
Hours to be broadcast tonight
at { o'clock from VIC.
Tune in and hear the novel
program that sparkles with
song and music. You'll en-
joy every minute Of this new
radio feature.
This entertainment is sent
you by the Corby's Bakery
Continental Baking Company
as an expression Of their ap-
probation Of the welcome you
have given their product,
Wonder Bread-the bread that
is slo-baked.
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I75,OOO families have selected the new
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The snap of switch brings flow OF
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Imperial Valley press., 1928-12-27
FilipinOs Will
Honor Patriot

Filipinos Of Imperial Valley will
honor the memory of DR.. Jose Rial
Filipino patriot, with an appropriate
program to be given at Wilson
school Sunday night.
Rial, sometimes termed the Glib.
orator of the Philippines" was born
in Catamba, Luzon, in 1861 and was
one Of the instigators of revolution
against Spanish oppression. He was
executed on December 80, 1896 by
the Spanish authorities, for his
revolutionary activities.
Mayor W. j., Clements and Dis
trict Attorney Elmer w. Head will
be among the speakers on the pro.
gram. y splendid musical program
is being arranged for the OCCASION
The general public is invited TO at
tend the program.
The committee in charge of the
affair includes \. NcIasco, \. Ata.
dcro, NJ. Ocampo, G. Pricto, JAR
ava, f. Aroc and \. Lopez.
Imperial Valley press., 1928-12-27

er's family at the home of r. i.
Rumscy in FL Centre.
Mr.. and Mrs. Henry uavckorst
prepared a sumptuous Christmas
dinner for their family, which in
cludcd Mr.. and Mrs. Walter Have,
korst, and Mr.. and Mrs. George
Lindsay.
Mr.. and Mrs Isaac Mcbride and
family and Mr.. and Mrs. Jesse Nc
Bride and son and John Dabncy en-
joycd Christmas dinner at the home
Of the Isaac Mcbride.
The homo of Mr.. and Mrs. Ward
McGrcw was the scene Of u large
family dinner Christmas day.
Places At the table were arranged
for Mr.. and Mrs. +. NJ. Crawford
and SON, Calvin, and daughter
joyce, OF Olive, who are visiting for
several days, Mr.. and Mrs. r. Nei-
fert, Mr.. and Mrs. !. w. McGrew
Mr.. and Mrs. Ward McGrcw, and
daughter, Evelyn.
Mr.. and Mrs. Harry Williams en-
tcrtaincd at Il family dinner having
as their guests Mr.. and Mrs. Mace
Williams and three children of
Holtvillc, and Mr.. and Mrs. VIII
liams, from Alamo.
Mr.. and Mrs. Frank Vogt enter
tanned at a turkey dinner on sun
Imperial Valley press., 1928-12-27

day. Covers were laid for Mr.. and
Mrs. r. G. Starncr, Miss Dorothy
Taylor, Dwight Sykes. George Hall,
Mrs. Hall, Ted Williams and the
host and hostess.
On Christmas day, Mr.. and Mrs.
Frank Nogt, Mrs. Hall, George Hall,
and Ted Williams were guests at
the Griffin nome ror dinner.
Mr.. and Mrs. Hartsock, brother
and sister-in-law Of Mcryl Hart
sock arc visiting in the valley from
Colorado. They are also friends of
Mr.. and Mrs. Harry Williams with
whom they are staying part Of the
time.
Major T. r. Bunham Of Los An
gcIcs, who has business interests
here, was visitor in the valley
Monday and paid a visit to the local
experiment farm.
Mr.. and Mrs. Frank Nogt and
son, Ted Williams, went to Los An
goles for business trip Of few
days.
The Mcloland Ladies' Social club
viii meet Wednesday afternoon,
January 3, at the home of Mrs.
John Ienos, instead of Mrs. w. ID,
Johnston's as formerly announced.
Mrs II. A. Wells is recovering
Imperial Valley press., 1928-12-27
Pair Freed On
Theft Charge
PAGE THREE

Because he said he was so drunk
that he could not remember wheth-
cr or not he loaned his automobile
to Jack Boyle and Charles Robin
son, both l9, }. T. Butman, eomplain-
ing witness, appeared before Judge
Griffin at Brawley yesterday and
asked that grand theft charges
against Boyle and Robinson be dis
missed, according to an account of
the hearing received through the dis
frict attorneys office here. The
request was granted.
Boyle and Robinson claimed But
man loaned them the machine, the
report said, and Al the hearing But
mau declared he could not rcmcm-
hcr Whether he did or not.
Boyle and Robinson wcre arrest
cd in Ca,ipatria last week and were
alleged u have damaged the jail
there considerably in an attempt to
gain their freedom.
Imperial Valley press., 1928-12-27
MELOLAND NEWS
(Press Staff Correspondent)


MELOLAND, Dee. 27.-Mcloland
people observed Christmas in Il num-
Der of interesting ways. Several
motored away to spend the holiday
with relatives or friends, while 9TH
crs arranged happy dinners at home
for relatives or friends.
Among those who went away were
Mr.. and Mrs. Charles Forsberg and
family who went to Ontario to spend
Christmas with Mr.. and Mrs. w. f.
King. Mrs. King is Mss. Forsbcrg 5
sister.
Mr.. and Mrs. Dan Scott and two
children motored to Los Angeles to
spend Christmas and several days
with Mr.. Scott s relatives.
Mr.. and Mrs. W. A. Swerdfegcr
and four children went to Ontario
to spend Christmas with Mr.. Swcrd-
fcger's 5 people. A large family re-
union was held, as several other re-
latives came from northern Califor'
mia.
Mr.. and Mrs. Alex Meyer and
family enjoyed Christmas dinner
with other members of Mrs. Mcy,
Imperial Valley press., 1928-12-27
San Francisco
Chief Resigns
Hy United Press Leascd Wire

SAN FRANCISCO, Dec, 27.-Af-
ter eight years Of service as head Of
the force, Police chief Dan O'Bricn
Of San Francisco resigned last night
and turned his badge over to the
police commission.
O'Bricn, father of George
O'Bricn, motion picture star, gave
i'll health as the reason for his rcsig
nation. IT. was stipulated by the
commission that in cas-" O'Bricn i'm
proves Captain William j. Quinn,
his successor, is to withdraw from
office to make possible o Bricn s
rcappointmcnt.
Some time ago it was rumorcd
that o 'Bricn would resign to accept
Hollywood offers 10 interpret police
chief parts in the movies. He spiked
tine rumors, sayinE he preferred ac-
tive police duties.
Imperial Valley press., 1928-12-27
Br0nsOns Will
Join Brullk's S

Patrons Of Brpnk's Comedians
will be pleased to learn that JACK
md Nirgic EronSo,, formerly lead
ing man and woman with tire con-
pany, will rctdrn here to join the
Comedians next Sunday, and there.
after will play th" leading roles.
Mr.. and Mrs l.onson have been
popular members Of the company
for several years and have a wild"
circle Of friends among patrons of
the theatre. They Will be seen in
" MarY's Other Husband.
Mr.. and Mrs. Joe IIagcrty. the
latter being known by her stag
name, MilIio Adele. who have been
with Brank $ since the season open
ed, have accepted an engagement in
Les Angeles.
Imperial Valley press., 1928-12-27
Death Takes Old
Indian Woman
Ey United Press Leased Wire

PLACERNlLLE, Dee. 27.--Funor-
al services were held here today for
liattir Tom, 1oo year Old Indian
>quaw, who in the carly days Of
California earned the title Friend
Of Palcfacc.
TIN old Indian Wis the bride Of
Captain Tom, powerful chief Of the
Digger tribe, several decades ago.
Throughout ear'y colonization days
the pair WIS friendly to the whites.
often diSpatching guides to assist
gold pr"spectorS N negotiating dis-
ticUl' passes.
Until three years ago Hattie lived
alono at Fish por1, north Of here.
Thcn She WIS brought to the count
hospital whore she spent her last
daNs.
Imperial Valley press., 1928-12-27
WHO WANTS WHALE?
by United Press Leased Wire

SANTA BARBARA, Calf, Dee.
o. Civic officials here today wcr2
puzzled by the question of what to
do with the 1900 pound whale that
washed up ON the beach beyond
Castle Rock Christmas morning. The
dead mammal was rapidly becoming
4 civic problem. An effort to tow
it out to sea was unsuccessful.
Imperial Valley press., 1928-12-27
Writer Witness
In Picture Suit
by United Press Leased Wire

NEW YORK, Dec. Samuel
Sbipman, playwright, testified yes
tcrday for Anne Nichols in her suir
for $3,00o,000 against the Universal
Pictures Corporation charging that
the motion picture "Thc Coh"ns
and the Kcllys," vas taken from
"Abic's Irish Rose.
Shipmau said thqt William f.
Asher, who produced the picture,
lad admitted to him that the pi"-
'ure would be another 'Abic'. !.
Irish Rose.
Sh;pman said h. had dincd with
Usher in 1923, and had advised him
uot to produce "TWo Blocks away
Asher told him, BE- said. that they
did not intend to produce if bat
"ould rake AN ,'Ahic's Irish
Rose Of it.
Imperial Valley press., 1928-12-27
Abandon Hope For
Mis- sing Couple
by United Press Leased Wire

GRAND CANYON, Ariz., Dec. p.
Hope that Mr.. and Mrs. Glenn
Hyde would be found alive was
virtually abandoned today by par
ties who have been searching the
Grand Canyon since the couple was
reported missing seven days ago in
Am attempt 10 navigate the trcachcr-
Gus Colorado river in a Scow.
Although the search continued,
posses expressed fear that the Hydcs
would never be found alive.
Airplancs flying pcrilously clos
TO the canyon reported no trace Of
the missing couple.
Boat parties recruited in the
search also were becoming less hope
full.
Imperial Valley press., 1928-12-27
Actress Convict
May Be Freed
" United Press -.cnsed Wire

San QHENTIN, Dec. -. poro-
ihr Naefayc, srn, to san Q@eatiu
prison for compaui ding u felony in
b" Death of her husband, Ray Ray
mond, may win freedom within a
month. either by parole or dis.
barge. lI.s nama vas on 'h' oalan-
d"r 20 br considered by state prison
directors saturday.
Serving sentence" not 20 exceed
h.'. N,ar~. ,ac roGud H. discharged
"''vr >iS months, or r"rol,d in u
.-,ar She Wi.i hpNc served niac
"ouths ,tauuary !.
Imperial Valley press., 1928-12-27
COUGH BREAKS RIBS
Hy United Press Leased Wire

VAN NUYS. Calf, Dec. -.
capt. F. f.. Kicrsccy, commander Of
valley division police, is so powerful
that when, at the prompting of an
irri,aut cold, he delivered himself
of q mighty cough during his sleep,
hr woke up to lind he had fractured
two ribs. The mighty captain said
the hrohcn bones were giving emo
trouble at all" today.
Imperial Valley press., 1928-12-27
Conyicts Flee
Arizona Prison
Ry United Press Leased Wire

FLORENCE, Ariz., Dee. 27.-Two
ronvicts from the state pcnitentiary
were at large ON the desert near
here today.
The prisoners, Chester Davis, scrv-
ing 80 to 81 years for a statutory
charge from Yuma county and Fred
Williams, convicted of first degree
murder in Maricopa county, both
colored, ovcrpowcrcd guard late
yesterday and scaled the wall, tax
ing with them Winchester, six
shooter and Il horse.
Imperial Valley press., 1928-12-27
Rubber Factory
For Los Angeles
Nv United Press Leased Wire

LOS ANGELES Dee. 21.--An
|S.000.000 tire factory to employ
$500 persons viii be constructed
here soon, according to an an
nomccmcnt today by the Samson
Tire and Rubber company.
The plant which will be completed
during next year will produce 6,0oo
tires and 10000 tubes daily, com
pany officials said. The site for the
proposed factory which will cover
10 acres will he in the Union Pacific
industrial tract ON Telegraph Road.
Construction work will start
within few weeks.
Imperial Valley press., 1928-12-27
High School Band-Calcxico hip

school trustees have approved Il
plan to purchase Instruments for Il
z piece band and final decision
%iii be made sometime this week,
1hc organization will be under the
tlirrctinn Of Mrs Nora d. Iaoou.
.lt is Planned to make il civic
hffair, ana civic and fratcrnal or.
CARNATIONS viii be asked to support
|the band if assistance is needed. BY
the removal Of a few pieces it viii
.bo possible to form an orchestra.
Imperial Valley press., 1928-12-27
It's Human Nature

Pride in personal appearance is inherent in
all Of us. No one wants to look seedy, unkempt to
appear addressed or classed as Elas-been. Its
only human nature after all
Advertisements are the h9ror2eters IF style.
The advertisements OF col clothes have
served as the models aft2r RI the modern
wel-gr0omed young man patterns his personal
aDpearance--eyen TO the GressGn" CT his hair.
The advertisements Of fashionable gowns
from Paris the exQuisitely dressed women pic
tured in the advertising of silks and other dress
materials, are the crterions by which the twen-
tieth century woman Judges whether she is CO.'S
tuned to the minute or not.
You cannot ignore advertising and be up to
date in matters of dress. No more can YOU pass
over advertisements that tell you OF the latest
necessities and Injuries that make for better and
happier living. In fact advertising keeps us
modern in every sense If its reading is made
daily habit
Read advertisements regularly and you will
soon surprise yourself with your keen knowledge
of values--to say nothing of your increased
knwledge of everyday affairs.
The Regular and Systematic Study of the Advertisements
in This Newspaper Liberal Education in Economics
Imperial Valley press., 1928-12-27
Natural Permanent Waves $40
Parisicnne Beauty Shoppe. Tel
1873. tt

Mcgee Arrested -Four negroes
were arrested ~ federal Officers
1T CalaNico NcsteldHy and charged
with attempting to cilry about "a
gallon ot alleged intozicating
liquor across tho border from Moxi-
go into thi' country. Tho four were
lodged III th. comfy jail here. They
gave their nmHee a> 6. u. Brown,
"p, OF Btawl,y; Frank Eauks, 10,
aad ". II. Howard, -, bo;h of
Bond $ Corner md =. N. Thompson,
-. Of .aNirN.
Imperial Valley press., 1928-12-27
COUNTY {! "

fore Judge MayfieId today on a
charge of failing to provide for
minor children. Preliminary hear
ing was set for December % and the
defendant was admitted to $500
bail.
Imperial Valley press., 1928-12-27

from severe attack of the flu.
John Dabncy, brother Of Mrs.
Isaac Mcbride, is visiting here with
the Mcbride family. HIS home is
in Iowa.
Mr.. and Mrs. George Ramsey are
the proud parents of baby boy,
bonn Deeember 2Gth.
Imperial Valley press., 1928-12-27

Federal Court May Get Case.-Thc
cas-" Of Lewis Bray and G. L. Green
well, charged with cXtortion in CON
ncctim with their alleged attempt
to secure 80 from Mr.. and Mrs
John Black ON the asserted prctcnsc
that they were United States Off
GERS, was taken from Judge May.
field S Justice court calendar today
pending further notice. 1t was in
dicatod by the district attorney $
office that the case may be submit
ted Ia federal authorities.
Imperial Valley press., 1928-12-27
Barbara Worth Hotel Club Break.
asst, 25c up; merchants lunch 60c;
able d hote dinner $l0G. adv
Two Automobile Crashes.-Two

Two Automobile Crashes. Two
|rueks collidcd on the San Diego
ighway near DiNicland last night
,at the drivers, VI. !. Pcllcz and T..
+. Arnold, both Of san Diego, were
ot burt, according ia county traf
ie office reports. Two other ears:
|rivrn hf Archie Bedford Of Jacum-
pa and j. y. Costello. colIided on the
highway uear Plaster City last night
nj the drivers escaped injury, the
|cpor' said.
Imperial Valley press., 1928-12-27
Oregon Coffee Shop. Open all
liglt. adv

SIXTY rays on $3.50 Fedora iIr
.-ia, SD. gfrr~'cl oH.a reckless drjy-
.ue charge Als sentenced bH Ju,Ige
l.or. NJ - ca'pyiro ye.t.rl1N 90 uav
, tine of rl5o 70. serve G1 a1y. II"
Jail.
Imperial Valley press., 1928-12-27
waterman PIano School. Short
Course Popular Music. "Ask at the
Music Store" or Phone 3G7J. adv

May Hold Inquest Today.-An in
quest into the death Tuesday night
|f Jesus Castcl, -, and David Mar
Ecial as the result of an automobile
collision on the highway west Of
'alcXico WIS scheduled to be held at
? O'Clock this afternoon in Coroner
p. f. Lemons undertaking parlors
tn state street.
Imperial Valley press., 1928-12-27
Fatal Explosion
In Power Plant
By United rress Leased Wire

By United Press Leased Wire
LOS ANGELES, Dee. -7.--Onc
man was killed, another was report
ed near death and third was pain
Gully injured tadqE in IN explosion
st the Bureau Of Power and Light
sub2tation ut Nortt, Main street.
J. \. yelling was hurried to his
death through a second stony WIN
dow Of the building by the impact
Of the blast.
T.. 7. DasbacH, SUFFERING fronl
r.. degree burns. WAS rot czpccted
tn ..e4v-f. T.. .lontge1 trs, the
ta.rl v1ot.m also >as.aiacl rst DE-
-. burns.
Gases formcd II boiling o. IN ono
e fine generators - the a.a.t were
t-r.t.d ~ short cirra r7nscl
trn .sa'os.oa, agace@.@z .mPany
t..r.:t-
Imperial Valley press., 1928-12-27
DR., A. B. HansoE, Dentist, Davis
Bldg. Extraction specialist. adv

We Loan to Build, buy or refin.
ancc. Tyler Insurance Agency. adv
Imperial Valley press., 1928-12-27

Fire Wood-22O South Eighth st.
Phone 1897. adv
Imperial Valley press., 1928-12-27

Reckless Driving Charge Henry
Ton, 40, Of S5ccIcy was sentenced by
Judge Lorcuz at CalcXico yesterday
70 pay q fine Of +l5o or serve 60
days in Jail on . reckless driving
charge, according to reports from
the county jail where Ton was con
fined last right.
Imperial Valley press., 1928-12-27

Nab Woman on Drunk Charge
Nrs. Il. b. Spraguc Of 81 East
"urth street, Artcsia, was arrest.
h ON the CalcHico highway last
Night by Bill Tachctt, county traf-
lie officer, on charge Of driving
while intoxicated, according to q
-cport from the traffic bureau at
he court house here.
Imperial Valley press., 1928-12-27

Ncwk k'rk's Beauty Shoppc does all
ranches of beauty culture. Phone
- for appointment. adV
Imperial Valley press., 1928-12-27

Young Married Couple want board
md room for winter. Local re.
'crcnccs. Press Box 701. adv
Local Infant Dies - Funeral ser
ticcs were held at IN O'Clock TODAY
'or Cranscucio Barro4on, infant sou
,f Mr.. and Mrs Manuel Barmgop,
i 3l7 Commc~-jal street, the fami!t.
lomc. Tha boy died yesterday. t.
+. Lemons was in charge of the fun
.ral. Intarmart vas in E.orero.n
cemetery.
Imperial Valley press., 1928-12-27
IIc,d On Immigration Charge

He'd On Immigration Charge
Nouiro Albau.s -, wis arrested
bore yesterday ou charge of NioI.
Iiing tr, immigration law. Alliances
was confined Ias' ainit ~ The ,om-
Is jail.
Failure To Provide Charged
o>cph +. Sicgcl was arraigucd be-
Imperial Valley press., 1928-12-27

King Johnson Coal and Wood
Yard. For Sale: Coal, wood and
ice. Free delivery. 720 No. II st.
Imperial. Phone 29O. adv
Evening star., 1928-05-19
RENT ROOMS-ElR ar rNEITR


40 n ST SE.-South at Pa ave. facing
nark and public library. rooms. kitchen
and bath sle
1921 NEWTON ST NE~-Ronrns furnished
or unfurnished. with bath: gara<e. Phone
Decatur S61aW a0'
anfurnished. Ink. $50 per mo. a0'
Evening star., 1928-05-19
SALE-AuTOMOBILES.
CHRYSLER
USED CAR DEPT.
YOU

Are invited to come in and
see these cars, as they are
we'll above the average for
used cars. Don't miss this
opportunity if you are in
the market for a car.
1926 Packard Sedan.
4 beautiful car. fully equipped. and is
in the best of condition in every respect
new Duco paint. Al the price offered
1927 Buick ST 6 Sport Rdstr.
with rumble seat should not fail TO see
this snappy car. Priced right Ss75.
1927 Chrysler 20 Brougham.
er of Ss 2e m as seen atTss y L has hn had
the best of care. $l,075.
1924 Hudson Sedan.
Here i cheap sedan that has very
coed rubber and new paint. $2S6.
1926 Dodge Coupe.
respect The price is right. s4o5. ''''
1925 Oakland Touring.
Here is a nice little car cheap. and it
Ia good S985.
1927 Ford Sedan.
Wire wheel lob and II is alright me.
chanically. $33b.
1927 Buick Standard 6 Sedan.
A nice clean job and the price ts
right Very low mileage 1878.
We can't list all of our
cars, due to space, but the
above will give you an idea
as to what class OF cars we
have on display.
Easy Terms.
H. B, LEARY, JR., & BROS,
1921 l4th. NORTH 6826.
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