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The Washington times., 1929-07-25
FOUR AIR STARS
To GIVE RADIO
CONCERT

-Four names OF particular radio
Importance appear on the National
Broadcastlng and Concert hour pro.
gram, tonight. They are Milton
Cross. Graham McNamee. Erva
Giles and. Devora Nadworney. 1t
is announced that they will be
presented during this $3.50 o'clock
entertainment over W3C and as.
sooiated N. B. c. stations. in joint
rgeelal.s
McNamee and Cross are noted
concert singers in addition to their
prominent place In announcsrlai
fields. McNamee Is a baritone;
cross a tenor. Miles, Giles ana
Nadworney are almost equally well
known through frequent perform
ances on air grand opera programs.
The artists will perform In SOLO
and various combinations, assisted
nv 4 symphony orchestra under the
direction of Cesare Sodero.
Famous Tragedy
One of the most tragic figures
OF history will be re-created Tor
the radio audience during the broad
cast of Historic Trials" AT S:SU
o'clock. over WRC, when Ahe trial
OF Lady Jane Grey will be drama
tized.
Lady Grey-was only II years old
when her adherents elevated her,
much against her will, to the
throne of England. All that finally
led to her execution on the green
OF the Tower of London Is one OF
the most stirring stories Of al time.
The Seiberling program features
Erva Giles in two solos, the Caro-
Nome" from "Rigoletto" and
Voices of Spring. The SinsIng
Violins will be heard in the Bach.
Gounod Ave Marie" while the Cr'
chestra will offer with a Song in
NV Heart" Dance of the PaI,ef
Dolls,'' and Song of the Flame
Those. who have been followlng
the True Detective mysteries that
are broadcast over G. B. } stations
at 8 o'clock Thursday nights will
find the famous Manitou Colorado
Bank robbery the exciting subject
for tonight's dramatization. The
story of the bandits attack and of
the successful man hunt over seven
States and two countries will beone
of the best that has been broad
cast. f
Classical and Popular Music
Willard Amlson. popular stage
and radio tenor, will be presented
| as feature soloist of the Voice OF
| Columbia program at $3.50 o'clock
| over wMAL. Amison will sing g
| selection from Naughty Marietta
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DISTANT STATIONS

q
WsB-AtIanta--7l0-4
s:3o-N.B.c. system.
10:00-concert.
1I:o0-Amos and Andy.
1I45-concert.
M--ChlcagO--77O-3s
s:0o--courtesy Program.
s:30--columbia Network.
10:0O--Studio Frolic.
Ie-ChicagO--91O-3O9
s:3O--Navy Pier Jackies
g:I5--Music of the Nations.
9:30--Danee Music.
WENR--ChleagO-S5O
1I:00--Westphal IL Orchestra.
I1:3O--Mlke and Herman.
understandable.
E--ChieagO-520-416
9:OO--WJZ Program,
9:30-Musical Mosalcs.
10 10:0O--Tomorrows Trib.; Hungr,
1O:eO-Goidkstte,s Orchestral: Night
11:OO--Dream ship: GoIdkette's Or
chestra.
12:00--Dance Music.
WMAll-ChlcagO--S
S:30--Courtesy Program.
9:0O--Concsrt Orchestra.
e:s0-lPratt and sherman.
10:00--Amos and Andy.
1O:i0--concert Orchestra.
lf:00- Dance Orchestra
-Nashyille--65O-401
10 songs.
If:0O--Spita1ny's ii Music.
KMOX-Sf. Is0uls--1OsO-250
10:09-Ozark program.
1l:00--NewB; Amos n Andy.
lI:aO-Singing School.
I2:00--Night Club.
KSTP--St. Paul--146O-2OS
s:30-"Buruing incense"
10:00---syneopators; Dusty Roads.
1i:NO--Ar1os m Andy: dance music
l1:45-Air Theater.
A. NJ.
i:OO-varieties:
lKNX-HOllywood-1
1O:00-Courtesy program.
11:OO-Feature program.
KOA-DenVeF--83O-36
| 10:eO--Denver Municipal Band.
II 1i.OO--Serenaders. N.B.C. system.
KFI--I1Os AngeIes--64O-466
10:30--N. n. .C.--symphon orchestra.
| l1:30--Courtesy program.
I2:30-Concert orchestra.
| A. NJ.
1:OO-N r. .C.--Hlumber music.
| -OaEla nd--7aO-379
A. M.
12.sO-KGo players.
1.08--N nc. system.
| Observation-Disclosures
p NJ.
e:s1--Quartet; sketch.
10:3n--Meyer's Orchestra.
II 90-Opera.
l2:0a-Varhsd program.
| 2:e0--Vic Meyers Orchestra.
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BEST PROSPECTS

sec p. m.--Lonls Rothschiid
VOL (22S).
6:35 u. m.-- Marthln Pr0vensen.
Rs-barltOne. WRC (3l6l.
$3.50 p. m.--DOnald Brown, con-
cert pianist. WMAL (478.
$3.50 D.. m.-WalteF Holt, guitar
iat. WJSv (2O5l.
CHAIN PROGRAMS
{. n. m.--Buck and wing IN.
B.CD. New Work. WEAF. WRC,'
vito, etc. DaEuerFeOtypes, (CD-
lumbia) WMAIs. etc.
1880 y. m.-VlctOr Program On.
Be-, New York. WEAF, WRC,
vito, WAR. etc.. U. 8. Marine
Band CCOIpphia). .WM4L, etc.
= p. m.-Seibefllng singers q.
B.CD,. New YORK. WEAF.. WRC,
WEEP. EVffC. WAR. etc. True
Detective Mysteries tCOlHmblal !.
S:so .. m.-"HIstoric Trlals'
(N.B.C.I. View, York. WEAF,
WRC, WAR, etc.
0:30Z N: .m.A-F0iee Of Columbia
(COlumbla), WMAL, etc.
DANCE MUSIC
$40 p. m.-Duke ElllngtOR's
hand tC.B.s.). WMAL N781.
I0:3O .. m.--PaFamOunt Or
chestra (C.B.s.l WMAL t4Ts1.
II y. m.--Spitalny's Orchestra
(N.B.C.). WRC t318l: BluebIFd
OFchestra, WMAL (4T6l.
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THURSDAY-Col boiled chicken and celery
salad with Gold Medal Cooled Salad Dressing
The Washington times., 1929-07-25

FRID Y -Sardine and hard boiled egg salad
with Gold Medal Cooled Salad Dressing
The Washington times., 1929-07-25

M o ONDAY-Lenuce, n sliced cucumbers, Spanish
onion with Gold Medal CO6ksa Salad Dressing
The Washington times., 1929-07-25

SATURDAY Stuffed tomato salad with Gold
Medal Cooked Salad Dressing (Stuf tomato with
celery and apple)
The Washington times., 1929-07-25
Todoy;s Song Hit
Another Pepua Chorus In The Washinston T1'ss Series
"Fi1dipO the Long Way Home"

find the road roamed toeeher Dtnene a0ns'
Finding the long home
dnt mind the time place or weans sHsns spHs
Finding the long Oays home
used to sigh at the end o. each aa oe1i
T;me seemed had much to say dear sGy deGT
Wia you together singng LoOss Old Set Song
Finding the long home ,..,.
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A home Tor the wife. n nlavgFsmnd
faE fhe klddien and = paradise fOr SOS
listed for naIe In inday'a Classified ada
wtII 30.
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LOCAL PROGRAMS


WRc- -Waahington -eso-sfs
a:1s-'songs Tor chtidrsn" ~
Kathsrina A. Lively tN.H.c.h
s.s0--virEfnia Richards, soprano
(N.B,c3.
3:4s-Leslie Mack. tenor tN. J.
3:oo-concert BY the . Nayy
Band. Lieutenant Char1e
a.oo-ssnpy' ssnasr' Hsrmenl.s Is1nssl tN.Bsc).
4:30-JoIiy Bill and Jane fN.B.C).
S:OO-vocatienaI guidance BY tne
s.1s-sIsok and Gold Room or
chestra lN.B.C.b.
B;Bs-Motfon picture guide.
s.OO--Mldweek Federation Hymn slns
(N.B.C.l.
s:3s-Marthin Provensen, bass-pari-
7:00--Correct time.
7:0l-Buck and wing tN.B.C9.
7:30--victor program fN.B.C.l.
s:00-seIbsriIng Singers lN.B.CJ.
S:s0--Historic trials. Lady Jane
Grey" (N.B.C.D.
s:00--Halsey-Sfnar hour (N.B.Cl.
9;S0--NatIonaI BroadcastinE and Con.
cert Bureau hour (N.B.C.ls
10;90-weather forecast.
i0:0i--Continuatlon National Broad
casting and Concert Hursap
i0:s0-slumber music (N.B.C.).
if.00-Phfl spttalnyss Orchestra
(N,B.CJ.
Washlngton--1s1O-229
s:45-Ths Town crIer.
6:OO--The Public Service Man,
s:1O-whats on the Air Tonight
6:20-LouIs Rothschild. secselary 70
the Better Business Bureau.
6:s0--Dinner Music.
T:OO-Carlton Hotel Concert Or
T:11-Amos n Andy.
5:2O-Carlton Hotel Concert Or-
chestra, continued
g:0O-News Flashes from The Wash
ington Herald
-WaahIngton-6aO-43s
3:O0--Modulations -- Organ Recital
s.so-stndio program tc.B.s).
4:00-To be announced &C. b Sd.
s:s0--Closing Market Prices tc.B.s.).
4:45-Art Dickson. dialect songs
s,oo-AI LiewsIyn--.'Ths Lone WOLF
lC.Bs.b
S:1s-"Going 10 Press" &C. B.s.l.
S:SO-"ImprovlrE Your Radio Rsesp-
BAo-D1Ee EIlIugton's Cotton Club
Band tC.B.Sl. !.
6:00-CoFrect time.
6:O0--News Flashes.
S:i5-scienca News of the Wsek.
'9rhe sturc. of Shooting
star" presented by Science.
6;S0-DOnaIu Brown, concert plduih
T:00-DagnerreOtypes and silhousttes
(C,B.S.).
7:30-U. s, Marine Band. Capt Tay-
tor Branson Ieader tG.B.S.l.
s:00--True Detective Mysteries &c.
B.S.J-'"Tracking the ManitoU
Band Robbers"
s:3O--BufsaIo Civic Symphony Or.
ehestra. Herbert Straub. direc-
tor &c B.S).
9:30--Voice of Columbia (C.B.S.).
1O:sO-Ingraham's Hotel Paramount
Orchestra (C.B.S).
11.0O--Bluebird Orchestra, directed BY
Dick Hopkins
! WJsV--Mt. Vernon Hills, Vas--fl6O-2OS
6:30-Cla ssified hour.
6:50-U. 8. Army Band.
a:00-Hawafian Melody Boys.
s;3a-Ray Harper tenor.
S:45-Studio Presentation.
s:nO-Fenwick d Keith. joint recital.
9:15-Spetiai Feature
| s:3e-Wa'ter Holt presentation.
! 10:08--Jewsl Downs presentation.
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Nearby Radio Stations

S.sO--Pollacks orchsstra.
e:00--Taik: contralto.
6:s0-Lopes Orchestra.
7.0O--Lshn and Fink sersnadern,
7ss0--"The Ghost Hour"
s:00--Veedol hour.
ss30--Maxweil concert.
s:00--Atwater Kent Dance Orchestra
s:30--Libby program.
f0:O0-Siumber music.
WCAU--PhiiadeIphia
si1B-Hews; scores; quartet.
s:00-COlumbIa network.
s:3O--Entertainers.
T.O0--columbia network.
7:30-Fur Trappers.
s;00-Columbia network.
g:00--Baker Boys.
9t30---Paiais dor Orchestra.
10:00-GoIden Dragon Orchestra.
10:30--Organ.
WIP-Philadelphia-
4 6:30--Adeiphia Orchestra.
6.O0--Uncle WIp.
WLW--Cincinuati--7
A9;00--Narmon program.
9:s0--N. r. c. system.
/ l0:O0--Hollingsworth Hall. :
10:30--Theis' Orchestra.
| 11;00-Trio; Los Amigos
12:00-Gibson Orchestra; variety.
| WHK--Cleveland-- 3DO-2l0
| ~-e:00--Coumbia Network
| S:00--Vokoun'a Orchestra.
1 s:30--Columbia Network
/ fa:s0-Slumber Music.
/ 11:00-Fun Club
| 12:90--we'lf Do It,
| RlebmOnd-11lO-25O
i S:30--N. B. G.. system.
10:30-SplrituaI Singers.
1t:O0--Luxury Boosters
| WBZ-Sprlngfleld-
l0s00--Sports: news; scores.
| 10.20-Dance music
/ WTAM--Cleveland--
s:30-Orchestra: Radioette.
| 10:30--Nariety Hour.
| 1f:30-Danee Music.
| IWGY--Scbenectady-
/ 7:30-WEAF program.
10:20-Organ.
! IWNAC-BOstOn-123
7:30-Columbia Network.
/ 10:0O--News Dance Orchestra.
! WCCO-MpIs.-S PRul-8l0-37O
| S:3O-Co.umbia Network: program.
| 10:00-Old Producer; Minnesota Thes
| ter
| if:20-Long's Orchestra.
The Washington times., 1929-07-25

wEDNESDAY-Lettucea and radish salad with Gold
Medal Cooked Salad Dressing
The Washington times., 1929-07-25

TUES DAY-SuEed egg salad with Gold Medal
COOked Salad Dressing
Imperial Valley press., 1929-05-27
State Convention
HOnOrs Centre
Junior Chamber

FL Centro Junior Chamber Of Com
merce was highly honored Saturday
at the State Convention of Junior
chamb bers of commerce held at Fres-
no, when it was voted the livest and
most progressive of all California
organizations, according to Al G..
Smith, president, who attended as
official delegate of the local Junior
body. The convention was held at
Hotel Fresno, Saturday afternoon
and evening, at which some 80 rep
resentatives of various state organic
atoms were present.
Adoption of the resolution honor
ing the local junior organization was
made after President Smith told the
gathering of the various projects the
FL Centre body has undertaken and
completed and Of its activities since
its formation less than year ago.
Smith was also honored at the con-
vention having been elected to the
chair of first vice-president Of the
State Junior Chamber for the ensu-
ing year.
A resolution which is to be for
Imperial Valley press., 1929-05-27
OFFICERS RAID
ALLEGED RESORT
NEAR BRAWLEY

Over 100 valley residents, tran.
sients and permanent, were the
guests Saturday night of the vice
squad of the sheriff's department
when four deputies raided the farm
house road house near Brawley, al
legged to have been conducted by one
J. C. Farley, II years of age.
More than $500 bottles of beer,
5000 empties, number of gaming
tables, which were not in operation
when the raid was made, number
Of hip flasks and other drinking
equipment were confiscated by the
vice squad.
According to Harold Gillett, who
in company with Deputy Sheriffs
Tucker, Nice and Young, formed a
"reception committee" outside of
the place, which is located approx
mately three miles northwest of
Brawley, they took the names of 80
men and women, prospective visit
ors.
The squad then raided the house
and took into custody Farley and
an even dozen of his guests, among
which were two women. Those in
the house were placed in the county
Jail. Those who were not able to
obtain bond are still there.
Those arrested and charged with
vagrancy were G. Messick, "a; Mae
Marie Griffin, 90; Mary Miranda,
%; A. G. Maranda, 27; Johnny
Johnson, SO; V. l.. Ward, 2S; F. NJ.
Cooper, 90; J. Lewis, 80; Jack Reed,
81; Al Dodd, %, and n. f. Smith,
20.
Smith, Dodd, Lewis, Cooper, Ward
and Coniers obtained bond and were
released until the case is called for
trial by Judge Griffin Of Brawley.
Farley was charged with the pos
session of intoxicating liquor. 1t is
expected that number of witness
es will be called from the list the
squad compiled while they were act
ing as the reception committee.
Imperial Valley press., 1929-05-27
DEMONSTRATION
FOR DATE MEN
ATSWANN RANCH

A date growers meeting will be
held at $3.50 a. III. Wednesday, May
%, by the Agricultural Extension
Service At Swann's Highway Date
Ranch miles west of FL Centre.
Swans will demonstrate their
method of thinning dates by which
they obtain superior quality, good
sized fruit, and regular annual
bearing Of their palms. Opportunity
will be given those attending to see
the well kept date garden and to dis
cuss the methods from offshoot
planting to management of bearing
palms with which the Swans are
winning success.
Offshoots of the Sadly variety
are now being offered for sale under
government contracts at such rea-
sonable price that only small out
lay of capital is required to start
growing dates, according to Frank
Bevschlag, assistant farm advisor.
Young palms of this variety have
been producing excellent fruit for
& few years at the Swami ranch and
should be of considerable interest.
The Sadly variety is extensively
grown in an Egyptian province hav-
ing very moist climatic conditions
during the ripening season. Conse-
quently it is believed by government
date men that the Sadly variety can
withstand the dews and high humid
ity, which Imperial Valley occasion
ally has during the ripening season,
without souring.
Application blanks and further in
formation regarding the sales of
SaIdy offshoots may be obtained at
the meeting at Swami $ or from the
farm advisors office.
Imperial Valley press., 1929-05-27
MONIES NJ. :::S
1f&enna. ,Hka.annee,ea .asfaA<ns

Those who like the best in Modern
music, will have An opportunity to
enjoy it tonight to the fullest,
when Fred Waring and his Penn
sylvanians come to Fox Imperial
Theatre as the group around which
Radio Pictures has built its great
est success, Syncopation.
Unheard of a few years ago,
Waring and his group are recog-
nized leaders in the music world,
and they got their start through ac-
cident. An undergraduate at Penn
State College, Waring and his
friends organized an orchestra to
help them pay their way through
school. One night they were hin ed to
play second" for the overflow of
"a big dance given by the Univer-
sity of Michigan, and succeeded in
taking the bah away from the
orchestra whom they were hired to
assist.
The snappiest, peppiest music
played by real artists, who can sing
as well as play several musical in
struments, has made Waring sue
cess.
Supporting them is notable
cast, and Il clever story has been
written. A clever pair of "small
time'' performers finally land
on Broadway. The girl loses her
head with the success they make
and the team splits up. The man,
remaining true to his belief that
only hard work is responsible for
what they have achieved, is broken
without her. He finally is instru-
mental i'll rescuing her frcrl false
friends and the old team resumes
its work.
A flock of song hits sung during
i" "Syncopation,' will be wllstled
and sung long after the film has
been seen and heard. Heading the
list of hits is ''Syncopation, -
written especially for the produc-
ton.
Imperial Valley press., 1929-05-27
Grapefruit Men
Reflect Directors

Meeting at the Oregon hotel for
lunch Saturday, the grapefruit
growers association held its annual
business meeting at which time .elec-
tion of officers took place.
The directors which have served
for the past year were reelected
and consist of w. II. Brooks, DR..
w. w. Apple, Dan Scott, j. f.
Brock, +. z. Holt, J. NJ. Grafton,
and John Waterman, the board
clecting DR.. W. w. Apple rs their
president, John Waterman as vice
president and Dan Scott as secre-
tary.
A motion for 4 change in the in
corporation laws was passed which
gives each member Of the associa-
tion one vote instead of the votes
being based on the number OF trees
owned, as at present. This change
requires the unanimous consent of
the entire membership and writ
ten vote will be taken.
Amendments to the bylaws were
passed, including one changing the
date of the annual meeting from
May to June at which time the
complete returns from the pools
will be at hand and formal and
conclusive report can be given.
O. J. Cook, of the dealers ser
vice of the California Fruit Grow
er's Exchange, was the principal
speaker and made clever and in
teresting speech dealing principally
with factors entering into the ad-
vertising of grapefruit.
Imperial Valley press., 1929-05-27
PAGE THREE

1arded to Flint, Michigan, to ts
presented at the National Conven-
tion of the United States Junior
Chamber of Commerce on June 12,
was adopted The resolution reads
that no membership in the national
organization he granted Junior
chamber unless it has had the Off
cial sanction or approval Of the Sen
Tor chamber of;its respective city or
town.
President Smith stated today that
delegates to the state gathering,
most Of whom were from the larger
cities of California, were surprised
at the fact that the local Junior
chamber was functioning so perfect
ly in such small city, practically
all the chambers of the state being
in the larger cities.
Imperial Valley press., 1929-05-27
UNFAVORABLE REPORT

WASHINGTON, May q. CLIP
The King resolution proposing an
investigation Of President Hoover s
right to modify the oil leasing act
by his oil conservation policy was
unfavorably reported to the senate
judiciary committee today by q
sub committee.
Imperial Valley press., 1929-05-27
DUNDEE TO MEET FIELDS

LANSING, Mich, May q. W.H-
Joe Dundee of Baltimore today
signed to defend his world S welter-
weight boxing title in Detroit on
July IL in II Is round bout with
Jackie Fields of Los Angeles, who
is recognized as title holder by the
National Boxing Associations
Imperial Valley press., 1929-05-27

former district manager Of the
Pickwick Stages System here and
now manager of the Tulsa, Okla,
division, will move to that city
within the next few days. Bezdechek
left for his new post about 10 days
ago, his place here being taken by
John Keep of Calexico.
Imperial Valley press., 1929-05-27

1t is reported that over 700 acres
of gladiolus bulbs are being raised
in and around Grant Pass, Oregon,
this season, and the acreage is ex'
pectcd to increase to over 5000
Imperial Valley press., 1929-05-27

Beef cattlemen, feeders, breeders
and range men have organized the
the Yakima valley, Washington,
Cattlemen's Association With a
membership of 50.
Imperial Valley press., 1929-05-27
POULTRY DEMONSTRATION

A caponizing demonstration will
be held May 81 at 10 a. III. at the
Earl Northrup ranch one mile south,
one mile west, and quarter mile
south of the highway date ranch.
Imperial Valley press., 1929-05-27

D. P. Hoefer, Riddle, Oregon, shot
at flock of crows with a rifle and
scared two to death, not wound
being fcInd on either.
Imperial Valley press., 1929-05-27

Tub Silks, all light weight woolen
dresses, formerly priced as high as
1926, at one price of $500. All
1895 "Nelly Don" house dresses
$3.50, 1926, at $500; $1.95 at $1.40.
Broken sizes priced as high as 1895,
at $l00. Handy Dandy aprons at
69c. Wash Frock Shop, 4s0 Holt
Ave. adv
Imperial Valley press., 1929-05-27

Mayfields Return---Judge and
Mrs. Mayfield returned yesterday
evening after spending several days
at San Diego. Judge Lorenz of Ca
iexico took Judge Mayfield's 8 place
while he and his wife were on their
semi-annual weekend vacation.
Court Of Honor Postponed Due
to the graduation exercises at the
Wilson school the night of May 28
the Court of Honor meeting sched.
uled for that evening has been
postponed until Wednesday, May
20, at the Wilson school.
oregon Coffee Bnop. Open all
night. Fresh Louisiana frog legs to.
day. adv
Revenue Men Stop Cars: Visitors
10 the border cities last night were
stopped just outside of the FL Cen
tro city limits upon their return, by
officers of the L. $. custom service.
Every car was searched and at times
there were as many as Is ears in
line. No reports of arrest was made.
DR.. A. D. hanson. Dentist, Davis
Imperial Valley press., 1929-05-27
Fishing Parties Report

who went fishing over the week
end brought home optimistic reports
and some brought home fish, accord
ing to Tom Lanier, local sportsman.
The cold wind caused some discom
Fort at Morena dam and also the
lack of bites. the majority of an
glers reported.
Imperial Valley press., 1929-05-27
Baseball Results

Score Of Todsy's Games as Furnish
ed by United Press Leased Wirs
Up to 2:45 P. M.
Imperial Valley press., 1929-05-27
At Philadelphia (Second aame)

Boston 900 900 0Ol--l 7 !
Philadelphia 00l 00l 0lx-3 10 0
Contwell, Leverett and Spohrer ;
Willoughby, and Davis, Lerain.
Imperial Valley press., 1929-05-27
NATIONAL
At Philadelphia-(First Camel

Boston 900 010 000-1 5 /
Philadelphia 100 0O1 00x-2 8 0
r. Smith and Taylor; Benge and
Lerain.
Imperial Valley press., 1929-05-27
AMERICAN
At Chicago lFirst Gamcl

Detroit 2ll 600 000-4 II 0
Chicago 0l0 O02 40X-7 10 l
Stoner and Phillips; Adkins, Nc
kahn and Autrv.
Imperial Valley press., 1929-05-27
Barbara Worm Hoses Club Break.
last, 25c up; merchants lun,A 60e;
table d. hote dinner el.00. adv

DR.. Hooper, Dentist. 10 No. 9th
St. Phone $50. adv
Imperial Valley press., 1929-05-27
Revenue Men Stop Cars: Visitors

DR.. A. D. hanson, Dentist, Davis
Bldg. Extraction specialist. adv
Imperial Valley press., 1929-05-27

Bezdecheks To Leave-The fam
lv of William (BilD Be2dcchck,
Imperial Valley press., 1929-05-27

We Loan to Build. buy OF fefin.
ance. Tyler Insurance Agency. adv
Imperial Valley press., 1929-05-27

Let Us Give you a Marinello
Bleach Pack. Paris1enne Beauty
Shoppe. 5lS Main. Phone 7s3. adv
Imperial Valley press., 1929-05-27

Beautiful Desert Grown cut roses,
Cannas and carnations. Mrs, Virgil
Patterson, Imperial. adv
Imperial Valley press., 1929-05-27
At Cleveland

st. Louis OIL 100 O00-3 10 O
/ Cleveland 900 100 000-l 8 l
Blaeholder and Schang; Miller
and J.. Sewell.
Imperial Valley press., 1929-05-27

Bugle Practice Tonight: Members
Of the FL Centre Bugle and Drum
Corps will hold their weekly prac-
tice session tonight at the legion
rooms in the court house. All
members are requested to be pre-
sent at 7:l5 p. m.
Imperial Valley press., 1929-05-27

Beginning Tomorrow, May 2sth, 1
will close out every dress in my
shop at $10.95. Beautiful hand
made hats to 60 at $500. Nothing
reserved. Katherine II. Sullivan 8
Exclusive Shop for Women and
Misses. Main at Sixth. adv
Imperial Valley press., 1929-05-27
The Superiority Of Gas as a fuel

is clearly indicated from every an
gle, from initial cost, maintenance
of equipment, cooking cost, speed
of operation and convenience. In.
land Empire Gas Go. adv
Evening star., 1929-09-01
Blond Cousins.
BY w. w. HUSBANDS.

(AssistdHt Secretary, U. S. Dept. OF Labor.
II UNCLE SAM showing % pronounced
preference for brunettes? Once he pre-
ferred blondes. But the dark -eyed.
dark haired beauties have way with
them; and it would appear they have
been making subtle overtures to him within
recent years.
At least. he is beginning to show some
leniency in their direction after his former
preference for the blue-eyed and light-haired
people, II the official United States Government