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Evening star., 1928-05-17
Infants, Juvenile Needs
Reduced for Friday

% Infants Shirts. Were 81 to $3.50
each. Now .75c
26 Infants Bands:
II, that were 75c each, at. Soc
8, that were 81 each. at. 7Sc
Is Infants Crepe de Chine Goats.
Were $3.50 to $40 each. Now. .S5.95
Infants Coat. Was $3.50.
! Infants Quilted Robe. Was $3.50:
8 Infants walking Dresses. Were
S250 each. Now ....,...... $1.75
Is Infants Walking Dresses. Were
So 70 $3.50. Now .......,.....s2 .s2
2 Infants Bathinettes. with dressing
tables: slightly soiled. Were slo.s5.
Nursery Chair, ivory finish. Was
! Ivory Crib. was sls. Now. $3.50
Ivory Crib. Was $50. Now. ...$3S
"a Children's Straw Hats:
l5,\ that were SIS each, at. .$l.2S
Z, that were s3.50 each. at. T5c
4. that we're $3.50 each. at. ....S3
3, that we're $3.50 each, at. So
8 Muslin Combination Suits. Were
81. Now. ow................ ISc
ii Combinations. glove SILK and
crepe de chine. Were $3.50 to s.
each Nov .......:.........', ! ,Ss.oo
Kiddies' Glove silk Gowns. Were
SIS each. Now. .......... .Ss.Su
pair Crepe de Chine Pajamas. pink:
Was $3.50. Now. ............A
81 Children's Handmade Gowns;
trimmed with hand embroidery. Were
So each. Now .,.............r
Ii Children's Dresses. Spec a lly
priced ...,............... Si.ss
INFANTS AND JUVENILES SECTIONS
FOURTH Floor.
Evening star., 1928-05-17
y Women's Dresses, $3.50 We're SIS

geogette wool Dresses cErsd 81 this
great saving Blue beige green S6 "A
Dresses; gorgette In "a and in size Sc Wee
Printed blue
.$S7S
rhfneStones
slightly .$lSTs
Dresses silk plain and beaded geogettes and printed
blue sizes from S6 A. Were $3.50
and SA35o each .Sz&se
woMrNs SECTION Floor
Evening star., 1928-05-17
Misses Street, Afternoon and Evening
Frocks. $f1.25 Were SIS to $3.50

this unusual price cpes gorsettss
hesh peach nile and
IN the group.
Evening Frocks Of
and aea Green beige coral and navy tones Were $7S
Misses Taneta and Crepe Frocks bouant evening
apiece crepe models purple Were
MISSES DRESS SECTION
Evening star., 1928-05-17
Knit Underwear Greatly Reduced


4 Is. -
scs"a SS
medium
asos tc@eesos sais ers teg. ss. asss rs
and IS Ss 30 each SASN
KNIT uNnSRwxAR SxerioN THISp FIooS,
Evening star., 1928-05-17
Women's Shirts. 75c We're s2SS

both SHIRT ana ae collars 81 IS g "a
40; ard - y
SrSre yhi.s
SECTION.
Evening star., 1928-05-17

Mere sf,Aa. co saps at hne apAl'
IN rAatanA hsSliee saeN Mata aeer
hams, la ian, hasA, gray ard alAek.
40 ExtsA StsN test9Me Nltps Of
erNtNe lie chine, hasiieN tops AMI
shaaeW sprNNf hens, ehesse. st
in ssaea IA tN 81 We're AAAA
NNW Aestg vt.s-sA a tee e $3.50
n Irene as Chine Csstume Slins
vita hsaSiee taa@ and tleNp hens
hlaek only, WaA 4S0A New
&t,AA
10 kaatum t'astame Sllps With Ne<ts
ly,A tops AFNd shadow agna4 hears,
Mack and gray, Were &e.Aa each
Now sse4tssAA ssts..ss .ase
CasxuMx Sur SEcrioN
TIEIAn FIoca
Evening star., 1928-05-17
Women's Pumps, Sass
Misses Shoes, $2.as
u ek IN .I co

" ere JO.oU ana %
90 1-Strap and D'Orsay Pumps
with Cuban or high heels. Many
blonde combinations are included
but not all sizes in every style.
IS Pairs Opera, Bow and Strap
Pumps and ties of patent leather.
All sizes in the combined lots
but not all sizes in every style.
MISSES SHOE SECTION
FTurnn Fl nnR
Evening star., 1928-05-17
Friday Savings In Art
Embroidery Section

IS Bed Lamps In various styles.
s at 81 that were $3.50 each.
6 at S1.50 that were So each.
at ST that ras 50.
2 Fancy Pillow Tops. Were So.
4 Wall Vases. Were 81 each.
NOW SoC
Clown Doll. Was $3.50.
Now ................. SO
Dressed DOH. was $3.50.
2 Hand Embroidered Pillows.
Were $3.50 each. Now. -. SO
Mulberry Scarf. Was 81.
Now ................. Csc
Pillow. Was si.35. Now soc
l Alligator Pillow. Was $35.
2 Undressed Dolls. Were 81
each Now .........5 soc
Undressed Doll. was $3.50.
Now .................. S1.S0
Pillow. Was So. Now. $50
3 Undressed Dolls. Were 81.
Now NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS.. .s2
Utility Box. Was $3.50.
NuN ....s..-...... 81
Embroidered Pillow Top. Was
$3.50 Now. w.............. .$4.25
l Embroidered Pillow. Was So
NoW .......,,..-...sl .sl
Arr EMssoipERY SECTION
Evening star., 1928-05-17
Little Wonen's Dresses Greatly Reduced 81 $50

George Crepe that much higher
white.
aactvey with pleas scarf effects fancy stitching ard
circular fares. Sizes 3312, 3512, STA 3912, Az
size 4612 Greatly reduced
Larger Womens Satin Dresses wine and taupe color trimmed WITH
drapes buttons tiers sizes 421a 462 Reduced $3.50
Women Dresses taupe satin and
de chine nicely trimmed sizes 44z 461z Reduced sS
Snrcr CrzrE Ercr1n Turrn ETC
Evening star., 1928-05-17
Juvenile Furniture
Reduced

These offerings are floor somb Pies and
may be slightly soiied.
/ Combination High Chair and Nursery
Chair: ivory finish. Was S13.75.
ANON . . , . = &CsNH
l High Chair with porcelain tray: ivory
finish Was S10.50. Now S5.s5
Table and Chair Sets; pink and ivory
finish. Were si0.T5. Now. -. S7.95
| Set Of Table and Chairs; white en-
amei Was S6.25. Now ... SA.25
/ Child's Couch Hammock, upholstered,
in woven striped fast-color material
Was S23.75. Now. w.....S Sfs75
! Chest of Drawers; ivory finish Was
$40. NOW. ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS. $3.50
] Decorated Rocker: ivory and blue
Was SIS. Now.
JUVENILE FURNITURE SECTION
FOURTH FLOOR.
Evening star., 1928-05-17
Save 25% and More on Friday Remnant D.
Corsets Reduced

\SO4 oSk0 &<~~@SS~
IL Treco Step-in Girdles and Lily of
France Satin Belts, Step-ins of peach
elastic and broche; sizes 26 to 32
Very Greatly Reduced to...... .$1.95
IL Clasp-front, Side fastening and
Back-iacing Corsets, of various makes
and materials; sizes 26, 81, 20, 80,
49, "a and So. Were SIS and more.
NUW .S%.0U
3 Imported Step-in Girdles, of
orchid elastic with side lacing; sizes
80 and SO. Were Sl2.50 e CHI.
NoW ....'....t .......... 1910
Satin Belts, with elastic insertions:
sizes g. 80 to 80. We're $3.50
NOW S0.OU
6 Ferris Maternity COrsets, of pink
broche; lace backs; sizes 29 to 49,
Reduced TO ...................S1 S1.50
La Tee Brassieres for large women,
of broche and treco, with garters at
tached; sizes 46 and 48. Were $3.50.
NOW ................. 81
Brasseres, of broche and treco;
sizes SO and ~. Greatly reduced
10 OVC
Lily of France Baek-lacing Corset,
Of pink coutil; size AZ. Reduced
CORSET SECTION, THIRD FLOOR.
Evening star., 1928-05-17
Friday Rug Savings
IL 9rI2.foof Cres Anoka Grass Rags Sheci0I s8.45

! 9xI2 Fiber Rug: discontinued pattern
Was $50. Nov. w.......s sl3.75
10 24x36 Cretonne Rag Rugs. Were SIPS
each Now NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS.. .S5c
10 27x54 Cretonne Rag Rugs. Were s225
36x63 Administer Rugs: finest quality
Were $3.50 each Now. w............ $4.s5
. 6xs Armstrong; Printed Linoleum Rugs.
Were $50 each. Nov &495
3 Z4x3s Bcudoir and Bath Rugs. Were
S6.75 each. Now. S315
3 27n54 Bath Rugs. Were si0T5 Now s4T5
56x63 BoudoiF or Bath Rugs. Were
Sl4.5o each. Now ow......S6 S675
36x63 Imported Oval Braided Rag Rugs.
Were S675 each. Nov. S3.95
24x4S Imported Oval Braided Rag Rugs
Were $3.15 each. Nov. w......$1 $1.S5
] 2x4 Hamadan MoussouI Rug. Was
$3.50. Now ..................S SI5.75
j 64xi2 BroadIcom Carpet Rug. Was $50.
EoN -. ..-... ........ sZs.5o
i 5.4xs BroadIoom Carpet Rug. Was 500.
Wv .s.s.s..s.-s SZl.50
4.6xes Seamless Administer Rug was
4.ex1s Wcci Wilton Rug. Was $3.50.
Erc EEcrton FrrrH FIoop.
Evening star., 1928-05-17
Change Purses, 25c
Very special. Limited number. in as
sorted coiors and feathers.

sorted colors and feathers,
Fancy Belts, Special Ssc
A limited number, IN many styles,
widths and colors, White kid. kid'
suede, patent leather and calf In
cluded In the assortment.
Handbags. So: Were SIS each
IS Leather Handbags. In pouch and
envelope styles and In assorted colors
at this great reduction, -
LEATHER 0oops SEcrIoN, FIRST FLooR.
Evening star., 1928-05-17
Pictures Reduced

i 1Gtd1 I'D A\@SA&&@@
Venetian water CcIors; nicely
framed. Were $6 each. Now $S
Framed Venetian Water Color.
Was SIS, Now. ......,.. 1913
French Etchings: mounted IN
frames. Were sl3 each. Now $6
/ Semi-Venetian Console Mir
ror. Was $35 Now -. $i6.lS
l on Painting. Was $SS;
Now .....t..,.......... $s.lS
Flower Picture. Was sia;
pteTu,l pDx srcr1os. SIXTH FLOOR, r.
Gloves Reduced
IA Pairs women's Pull,on
Gloves, of washable eapeskin:
white only. In sizes 6is and z.
Were $3.50 pair Now. $3.50
is Pairs Women's strap Wrist
suede Gloves; beige. In sizes 8,
az, ela and ga. Wer. 90
pair; ps p.,r. NOW won.,. Fame, ss;as Gun
Fabric Gloves; sizes 5ia and 8,
Were $3.50 pair. Now 7Sc
GLOVE SECTION. FIRST FLOOR,
Negligees, $3'7s and s4's'
4 Cotton Robes. of novelty
weaves, pleasing color comni-
nations. Were sl0.50 each;
SvS s White Dotted swiss Kimonos.
lace trimmed, Were s1oo,
Now ..,..,..,,s ...,,s' $50
3 Rose silk Pnilman Robes,
with cap and bag 10 match,
Were ala each. Now. Sa.sS
NEaIiorE SECTION. THIRD FLOOR
Silk Underwear
$l.45 Vas s2.oS
In the group Of 30 pieces are
included chemise, step-ins and
dance sets OF crepe de chine
In variety of styles and
q Pink and Green Crepe de-
Chine Gowns tailored and lace
trimmed styles, Were S3eo,
s4nh. Nov ........,.,, .SsAA
! Crepe de- Chine s.ep-ins.
Orchid, green and flesh, Were
~ each, Now ....,,,. xi.aA
4 Glove silk Union Suits. flesh
color; sise 30, were $500.
1 nioy. SIM v Yeats. green gre si and md
flesh, Were si,ae and $3.50
Nov ,ttss.sttts4..st+t
1 Ray0n stepvins. flesh color
Were 81 so each, New, .Nhe
Silk UNDERWEAR 6EcTIoN
Third FIooa.
Evening star., 1928-05-17

100 Thin-blown Beverage Glasses. In the
wanted l4-ounce size. Special ......... SO
] Crystal Relish Dish, with gold encrusted
band decoration Was $40. Now. SIS
Refreshment Sets, glasses and nickel
plated tray in each set Were $3.50 a
EEL. NOW ..............s, 30
SNARE GREATLY REnIrCEn
Evening star., 1928-05-17
Linen Dresses. $l,ss Wsrs, ssss

Linen both
them araetey trimmed With hand embroidery
green,
printed
neeale, the lot Were 81 SS Sian
4 Wash Egeeka aaa NesetS Cv~e%
Were $AaA Sma<kA ntrAe4yaly twwass
rs reA S.ss,'tss ss Sss' ana sssSS S wss ssSss
aaa &RaA New .StAS
EtaaN
Evening star., 1928-05-17
Boys Oxfords
Special $3.95

Special $3.ss
These 35 pairs of manufacturers
samples in both combination and
plain feathers; crepe and leather
soles Sizes IL. 1912, l3, 3i2.
4, Az.
Boys SHOE SECTION
FOURTH FLOOR.
Women's Pumps, $4'Ss
We're $3.50
Is Pairs Fancy Strap, spike
heel Pumps, In patent leather
and honey beige. Combined
sizes In lot are
AAAA6 AAA5, 5is A4la, sig
AA4i2. S, si2. s, 6ia B4, 5l2, Ga
C3ia. s
WoMEN's SHOE SECTION
THRU FLOOR
Evening star., 1928-05-17
Toys Reduced

These are floor samptes aHd may be
slightly soiied or scratched.
Large Electric Motor Boat. sports
model. Was SIS. Now .... S24.75
! Mechanical Sports Model Boat. Was
$35. Now. w.....................S .Sll.75
! Mechanical Sports Boat. Was S25.
NoN .'''.' *..'....,.-.. .SII.to
Doll Cedar Chests. Reduced to. Sc
kiddie Pedal Kars; large size Were
s5.95 each. Now. S3.95
Kiddie Pedal Kars; small size. Were
S4I95 each Now. 1886
Doh StroIlers: Persian blue finish.
Were $ll.50. Now. sc. so
l Irish Mail with ball-bearing wheels:
large size. Was SI3,75. Now. S9.25
1 Janesville Torpedo Wagon. Was
Sii.50 Now. observation-disclosures .S1.ss
Toy SECTION, FOURTH FLOOR
Evening star., 1928-05-17
$50 Remnant Lengths
Wash Dress Goods
Reduced 25%o and
More

Plain-colored and printed fab
RIGS in lengths of to 3 yards
are included in the group.
Printed Materials
Cotton, Rayon and Celanese
Voiles, Batiste, Flaxon, Broad
cloth. Percales and Zephyrs.
Plain Materials
Wolfe, Percale, Flaxon, Broad
cloth, Zephyr.
WASH Dress GooDs SECTION
SECOND FLOOR.
Evening star., 1928-05-17
Tumblers, Beverage Glasses, Special Sc each

200 Thin-bloyn Water Tumblers, deco
rated With band design. Special ... Sc
! COiored Glass Beverage Shaker Was
$3.50. Now ...................S
Pair ColoFed Glass Candlesticks; deco
rated IN gold Was $3.50. Nov. ...s4
~ Coiored Glass sherbet Glasses. spe-
cial, each ....................... 25c
ODDS AND ENDS TABLE G
CLESsWaEE SECTION FIFTH FI0op
Evening star., 1928-05-17

Scissors Sets, So Were 81
Only 7 of these sets to be sold
at this price. Three pairs OF
scissors in each set.
Barber Set. Was $3.50.
NOW ....s....... .SIo'oU
Sewing Basket. Was $3.50.
NOW So
Sewing Basket. Was Sl4.50.
NOW o4.oV
CUTLERY SECTION, FIRST FLOOR.
Evening star., 1928-05-17
Furniture Reduced AZ A.


J Living tsasn Chair. upholstered ia Tapestry
Nas Sks - fg@ ,-.-.. .... .,..,.... - E2I
] Maybe Poreh hsetst. brown hBiFh was ~
&sf'H . n $3.50
! Msftha Hasl.laRtgg keming cabinet Of seNd
mahogany Vas 8i5Is. ko@ .,.,s. .8l4.7s
! Hsd,eons Chair combination walnut vas 81 80.
nn
J is."rstsd Fiber daatsF t>aagns' finished 10 ap.
t9ase asHFP y 81 4E5. Nov ......-.. sYI
gAaie Porch Hoeksrs natnssi haish, Hss
- ~. R0~ ..,.,. ST
FukRITun sEcTIoh EixTH FLooe.
Evening star., 1928-05-17
Women's Underwear

Greatly Reduced
Suits Sateen Pajamas: green
and-white and -and-white
mixtures; long sleeve style.
Were So 4 suit. Now. 49,. csc
Suits Rayon Pajamas; square
and wee neck slip-over models
in pleasing color combinations.
Were SIS a suit. Now. .Sl.S5
Is White Nainsook Step-ins.
hand embroidered and edged In
contrasting colors: also. pink
snd-white Cotton Crepe Bloom
ers in size 80 only. Were 81
each. Now .6Sc
CorToN UNDERWEAR SECTION
THIRD FLOOR.
Evening star., 1928-05-17

fIVWt HFE sNEHFEJ 70
] White Enameled Hamper. oblong shape
FF~s ~ &fSN .A1.DB
2 50-inch Success" Metal Flower Boxes for
window use Were 1i65. Nov s5e
j 5s-tneh Success" Metal Flower Box
Was s245. Now ............si25
10 White Ensmeled Metal Scrap Baskets
decorated Were Csc each Nov. soc
Mexican Auto Shopping Baskets. Were
Sl2S each. ko9 " SOC
MEXICAN Auto Shopping Baskets Were
SI75. Nov 75c
j Magazine Basket; black and gold Was
Yp'Sos AF1N E3sDU
j Revolving Seat Kitchen Stool white
eramel With glahogsny stained seat
Was $3.50 Now ................S2 .S295
EousEWAEgs EEcTFoh. FIFTH FLOOR
Evening star., 1928-05-17
Boys Apiece Suits Reduced to s8'75
Boys Bathrobes
$3.75 and $6.75

Were S5 and $40. respectively 81 of these
lightweight garments in pongee color. silk
bound Sizes 10 to lS.
4 Smaller Boys Belted Suits. with wash
tops and wool pants: size only. Were
IS. Now. Observation-Disclosures. $1.95
2S White Duck and Linen Shorts; sizes 4
and S. Were $3.50 Now 75e
Evening star., 1928-05-17

9x12 Seamless worsted Wilton Rug. Was
sloo. NOW Observation-Disclosures. $3.50
4x7 Cherokee Fiber Rugs. Were $3.50
eaCn no" -. s5.15
] 9xI2 Mourzourk Rug. Slightly imperfect
Was $3.50 Now ................ .Sl7.50
30x60 Cherokee Fiber Rugs. Were $3.50
36x72 Cherokee Fiber Rugs. Were So each.
soM SI+oo
27x54 Greco Fiber Rug. Was So. Now Si.65
] 6xS Basket Weave Fiber Rug. Was s1o.5o.
Now '+.. ......-...... So.To
s.3x1e.6 Administer Rugs. Were s4250
eacn NOW ......... S23.7S
! 5x6 Hook Rug. Was s3250. Now. .S1S.75
6x9 kiearfiax Linen Rug; taupe color. Was
$40. NOW ................,....,. S17.75
24x36 Hooked Rugs; slightly soiled. Were
Sl2.75 each Now. w............... $8.75
30x60 Oval Rattania Rugs discontinued
patterns. Were So. Now S2.1S
27x54 Carpet Samples. Were S425 each.
nov 49,. :...:*. ..... ....,:+......., S2.25
so Square Yards Jaspe Linoieum. Was 81
80 Square Yards Linoleum: marble and
Dutch tile patterns. Was $3.50 square
yarc NOW ..-.....-,. .,.......... Sl.f5
i lo.Txl2.5 Chinese Rug. Was sa75.
NOV EIQE
Evening star., 1928-05-17
Boys Sweaters
Speciaf. $2.e5

Y Boys Fancy Lightweight Slip-over
Sweaters, in the newer patterns and colors;
sizes to Is years
Eton Collar Suits: wool suits In the
straight pants style suitable for immediate
wear. Light shades in sizes s, and g.
Were $i2 each Now w........ S7.e5
Boys STORE, FOURTH FLOOR.
Evening star., 1928-05-17
Housewares Reduced

scafFed or d0maeed
! Wooster Paint Spray Was $40. Now S.
/ l2-inch Rustic Fernery. was $3.50.
80 Rose and Vine Trellises; green or white
finishes Were 3l.45 each Now ,95c
2 Unpainted Cypress Chairs. Were si2
each Now Observation-Disclosures. ,$6
2 Presto White Enameled Kitchen Garbage
Pals. foot pedal cover lift Were 81 65
each. Now ....:.t....,,.ss...,, .,,... .sbc
2 Dutch Design Kitchen Clocks, B-day
movements Were $3.GS each. Nov si95
500 Rolls Toilet Tissue. 1000 sheets 10 each
roll. Special for Friday, per dozen
rolls ....,.......,... Use
Evening star., 1928-05-17
Costume Slips, $4.ss

HeMr FxoeK SxerieN, TalsN Fteos,
Evening star., 1928-05-17
Vudor Porch Shades Reduced for Clearance
me shfbay sohed isbefeet and said "as is."
Puffled Curtains, Special Csc

Pai4 o thssH EsyonM Maaunen Curtain a
price o ie and6 o
o EE
.a hTS a'' s crytf:r EfE r"'' I" Friday
DgarBr rgsgpop gExTHF
Imperial Valley press., 1928-01-14
Another Attack
On Little Girl
BY United I'rcss Leased Wire

HOLLYWOOD, Jan. 14.-Police
of the film city aided by a posse of
private citizens were engaged today
in tracking down the abductor and
brutal attacker of 11-year-old Au-
drcy T. Cross.
The child was lured to a lonely
spot in Laurel Canyon late yester-
day by a stranger on the preteXt
that he was looking for his "lost
dog" When they reached an iso,
lated spot in the canyon the fiend
attacked the child.
He threatened her with death if
she screamed or resisted and when
she was released she fled to her
home. Her mother, Mrs. T. \. Cross
notified police and 60 officers were
detailed to begin a search.
The abductor is described as Il
woll-drcsscd young man and partic-
ularlv noticeable by his "hright red
curly hair
The child was reported to be in
4 serious condition today as the re-
suit of her experience.
Imperial Valley press., 1928-01-14
FRANK MARABLE
TAKES BRIDE IN
SAN BERlNARDINO

Announcement of the marriage
Of Frank Marablc, former Fl Cen
tro resident, and Miss Vcrla Oglo,
which took place in San Bernarlino
recently, has been received here.
The ceremony was solemnized at the
First Presbyterian church. Rev.
Otis Ironmongcr, the pastor, read
ing the service.
The bride and groom were at
tended by Mr.. and Mrs. Howard
Monfort, the latter being sister
Of the bride. 4 charming frock
Of dark blue georgctte was worn
by the bride
Following a short trip, the couple
will make their home in Base Line.
The bride is the daughter Of Mr..
and Mrs. w. VI. Cgle of Base Line
and the groom is the nephew of
Mrs. George Tally Of this city. He
was connected with the b. Salo-
mon Company here for some years.
Imperial Valley press., 1928-01-14
First Presbyterian

The SUNDAY school lesson: ".IcSus
aud Sinners. " Mark Pill Goldca
Text: Il came not to call the
righteous. but sinners. - Mark 2:11.
Pastor : story sermon: "Ejblc Ra.
dio.
SUNDAY morning sermon subject.
"Culpablo Neutrality. Special
music; Quarfcttc-rLord | Am
Thine. sunday, January l.. . is
Prohibition sunday, celebrating the
eighth anniversary Of The Eight.
ccrth Amendment.
Senior Christian Endeavor tonic:
"What Difference Does Reading
the Bible Mako3 Psalm l:1-l6;
Timothy 3:14-11
TUESDAY, Jan. l., Mrs. IIurlburt :
Bible Cla>, meets with Mrs. Rank,
SIG Holt. Potluck luncheon.
Tuesday, Jan. H.. Birthday Din
ncr viii he served in the church
Ginning room, G:30 p. M.
Wednesday evening Prayer Meet,
ing subject: d" Winning Forces in
Christian Work. -
Pre-arnnunrcmcrt Of the day of
PRAYER, February ~
Help make the church interesting
TO the whole community. \ most
Hearty welcome to all services.
Imperial Valley press., 1928-01-14
Court Sewers
Marital Bonds
Of -Four Couples

Two intcrlocutorv dccreeS of di-
vorcc and annulmcnt of two mar
riagcS were granted by Judge j. s.
Larcw in four default eases brought
before him Yesterday afternoon. The
annulments were granted to Luzsne
i Corpuz and Emma NJ. Butt while
the docroes We're awarded Alice
Fraser and Nettie \. Farnsworth.
The first ease to come before the
court was that of Emma NJ. Butt,
by Mary Sparks, against Alexander
Butt. Mary Sparks appeared in the
ease rs mother and guardian of the
plaintiff. The testimony ientered
tended to show that the plaintiff
was only II wears of age when she
married the defendant at Riverside
in 1925 and that in addition the de-
fendant was already supplied with
one legal wife. F. J. Trude appear
ed for the plaintiff.
The second ease was that Of
Alice Fraser against Charles D..
Fraser. According to the evidence
entered by the plaintiff the couple
was married in FL Paso in 1917 and
separated in Calexico on April /,
last. Extreme cruelty, desertion
and abondoment were among the
reasons given by the plaintiff for
seeking divorce. The plaintiff was
represented in court by Alfred
Blaisdell.
The ease Of Nettic \. Farnsworth
against James II. Farnsworth was
next called. Default of the plain
tiff had been entered and the
plaintiffs testimony went unchal,
lenged. Descrtion was given as the
main cause for divorce. Alfred
BlaiSdcll also appeared as attorney
for the plaintiff in this case.
The final hearing was in the case
Of Miencs a De Daniel against Ped
ro Corpuz. II was brought out by
the plaintiff, mother of Luz De
Corpuz, that the daughter had mar
ried the defendant at Yuma wh"n
she was only II years of age and
had neither the consent Of the
plaintiff or the father. The annul-
ment was granted, the defendant
having defaulted. S. NJ. Smyscr Of
Holtville appeared as attorney for
the plaintiff.
Imperial Valley press., 1928-01-14
Bank Sued For
False Arrest

Jury trial in the case Of r. p.
Marrs against the Bank of Italy, r.
y. Watson and f. G. Davis, was
continued in Judgo Larcw's court
yesterday afternoon and this morn
ing.
Mars is seeking damages against
the defendants, charging them with
false arrest. The evidence Of the
plaintiff thus far has been intro
duccd, tending to show that Marrs
was arrested charged with receiving
stolen property. and that he was
locked up for several days On the
charge at the instance Of the de-
PENDANTS.
Intimation has been made that
Marrs was given some hogs to keep
by a rancher. These hogs had been
turned over to the bank on chat
tel mortgage and that Marrs had
refused to give up the hogs be
cause Of having a bill against them
for their keep. Subsequently he
was locked up, he alleges, and while
in Jail the defendants took away
the hogs. Marrs claims that he had
no knowledge of any mortgage
against the property that he mere
lv took the hogs and refused to give
them up because of failure to set
tie the money due him.
Utley and Nuffer and Harry Hor-
ton are appearing for the PLAINTIFF
while G. /. Brown is in charge of
the defense.
Imperial Valley press., 1928-01-14
State St. Christian

SUNDAY School 1T $3.50. :. o.
Lingo, Supt.
Morning Worship Service at
1o:45. Pastors theme, Christian
Education" This Is Education Day
IN a'l Christian churches. TIE chor-
us choir VIII sing. "Tc Urum. -
NBauubachj, Prof. Elmcr Todd, di-
rector and organist.
The Christian Endceror Society
meets at ESQ. They always have q
lively, wholesome service. with on"
Of the Young people leading
The 1:30 services have hocoWr
very popular, rs evidenced by the
steadily increasing attendance. TO.
morrow night brings Us the second
of our city discovery programs, i'm
which We are finding out about opr
civic movements and institutions.
This time We are 10 have Miss Saraa
Reed, who is doing missionary
work among us. She has n remark
able message for us. There viii
also be the usual musical prelude
which viii include q special numbcr
by the Young Peoples Chorus, scy.
cral numbers by Mrs. jenkins or
chcstra, and John C. Canton lead
ing everybody in singing the famous
old hymns Of the church.
4 cordial welcome to all.