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Imperial Valley press., 1929-07-24
Live Stock

FOR SALE-10 brood sows, % pigs.
Clark w. Adair, Sceley, Calf.
19tf
Imperial Valley press., 1929-07-24
For Renf-Rooms

ROOMS FOR RENT Clean, cool
sleeping rooms. Free parking
space, phone, etc. 627 Orange st.
Phone 262J. 21tf
Imperial Valley press., 1929-07-24
Help, Male

WANTED-Mechanic and black
smith. Take charge garage. Come
see. Mt. Signal Store. 19tf
Imperial Valley press., 1929-07-24
| X l. HATCHERY
(Accredited)
PETALUMA, CAL.

BUY AND SELL POULTRY Of
all kinds. 1882 Woodward. M. y.
Todd. Phone 966. ltf
Imperial Valley press., 1929-07-24
Help, Female

WANTED-Girl or woman 70 cook
and take care of house. Cali Mt.
Signal Store. 19tf
Imperial Valley press., 1929-07-24
Optometrisf-Dr. Senn Bacon
Stop AtEl Centro Hotel

Corner 9Th & Main. Phone III. Lately remodeed
all rooms ventilated and air cooled. Special weekl,
rates $500 and up per week.
Imperial Valley press., 1929-07-24

FOR kENT-Niccly furnished room,
with private family, for gentle
men. Gl8 He'll. 2Stf
Imperial Valley press., 1929-07-24
Miscellaneous

ROOM AND BOARD for l or 2 gen
tlemcn. Large screen sleeping
ROOM 5i7 Vine. 1878
The Indianapolis times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1922-1965, 1929-12-28

Men with trucks for freight line.
See Buckee Traffic Mgr, Capitol
Motor Express, so2 S. Capitol.
The Indianapolis times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1922-1965, 1929-12-28

MARRIED MAN-Not over IS. neat APP
Fearing and interested in future. for or
dinasy and industrial insurance: salary
and commission. Apply Friday after 10
a N. Ex-sgents not accepted. GA E.
Ssth. Room 1os.
4 WHITE and Z coiored men for special
= work. 147 Tnftans Ave.
The Indianapolis times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1922-1965, 1929-12-28
Houses and Flats Furnished
Apartments for Rent

CENTRAL. 7342-5-rm., heat water. gar.
car line. reas. Ri. 5s9z. He. 2Ts3.
WASHINGTON. E.. 5s22-New modern
brick veneer. apartment rooms. kitchen
full size bedroom. and bath. s65. See
Custodian in basement Of apartment or
Foreman Realty Co. T74-75 Continental
nth. W., x2-Nicely decorated kitchenette
apt, heat. light gas. water and ice furn.:
- ~ t--t~ Va 49, CT
The Indianapolis times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1922-1965, 1929-12-28
Garages for Rent
Houses for Sale
Real Estate for Exchange

FOR SALE or trade for indianapolis prop
erty: eighty acres in Ripley county neal
Holton, Ind, good bulldings.l LESLIE l.
MEL. Holton. Ind. BOX 141.
The Indianapolis times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1922-1965, 1929-12-28
Help Wanted Male
Statesmen Wanted

We have openings for two sales
men and have the most complete
line of used cars in the city of the
type and price that people want to
buy. If you want to work. see Mr..
Stanley, OLIN CHEVROLET CO.,
1o65 Virginia Ave.
The Indianapolis times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1922-1965, 1929-12-28

GREAsING HOIST cheap. super-service
Station. 4sI8 College Ave. Wa. 1882.
OvERCOAT-Girrs clothes, other used
clothing cheap. DR.. 346i-w.
sINqEREFoot power g elsctrie: all prices
The Indianapolis times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1922-1965, 1929-12-28
Room for Rent With Board

PARK, 2063
Large. well-hested. front room: home
privileges; $3.50. He. 4552.
PARK AVE, 833-ROOM AND BOARD.
RI. 1890.
PENNSYLVANIA. N, i928-Furnished room
and board; $3.50 a week.
18TH, W., 26-Beautiful front room. suit
able for 2: meals If desired. Ha. 1854.
CHRISTIAN HOME for aged or children:
good care. Be 1918 Ri.
CHILDREN to board; mothers care: near
school, 81. Ii. 1884.
Imperial Valley press., 1929-06-15
Clark Goes To
Join Asa Reyes

LOS ANGELES, Jane Is. W.R-
When he refused to pay a 800 fine
for contempt, William j. "Wild
Bill" Clark, prominent Los Angeles
attorney was sentenced today TO
serve 80 days in the county Jail.
Superior Judge Walton Wood
who ordered Clark held in contempt
for his actions during trial or q
case yesterday, signed the commit
ment and Clark was placed in cell
at once.
Clark is nationally known as the
special prosecutor who succeeded in
gaining the conviction of Asa
Keyes, former Los Angeles district
attorney, and others on charges of
conspiracy to give and receive
bribes. keyes is also prisoner at
the Jail pending a hearing on ap-
peal.
Imperial Valley press., 1929-06-15
Clever Skit At
Center Meeting

Az the Spruce -Westmorland farm
center meeting held last evening in
Wesfmorland, the feature of the
program was little skit presented
by the farm home department group
as an illustration of some of the
work done by them in their year s
study.
Mrs. c. A. s. Howard presided
and introduced Mrs. Clyde Bell and
Mrs. Joe Gaybard who depicted
through costume and dialogue the
appearance of woman before and
after taking the home department
work.
The first woman, who had not had
the training, appeared in an outfit.
sthe Individual items of which were
good but so poorly assembled that
Ler appearance justified her name,
- Mrs. Sheeza Fright. /" MRS. All.
right = represented the woman, who,
through her study of the proper
Imperial Valley press., 1929-06-15

il was learned this morning. None
of them suffered serious physical
damage. John Salassi ran nail
through his left foot, c. F. Fergu-
son lad ladder fall on his leg,
Chan Livingston was bruised when
he fell and a number of others were
singed when they worked too close
to the blaze.
1t was estimated by Chief of
Police Sterling Oswalt that more
than 10000 spectators watched the
progress of the fire. His depart.
ment was kept busy throughout the
night as were members of the sher
iff S office, led by Sheriff c. L.
Gillett.
The sheriff saved a number of
the firemen from serious injury
when the front of the old Coggins
garage building caved in. The fire
men were close to the wall shooting
a stream of water through the front
of the building when the wall start
ed to fall. He rushed up to the men
and warned them to move which
they did promptly A second later
the wall fell.
At the same time Chief Reams
and half dozen of his men were
on an adjoining roof. They refused
to leave when the wall fell but
were not hurt when the big crash
came.
The fire, starting when it did, at
the dinner hour, was not discovered
for several minutes. The first alarm
was turned in after the blaze had
reached huge proportions.
Imperial Valley press., 1929-06-15
Mexican Breach
Not Yet Healed

MEXICO CITY, June Is. U.H)-
Emphatic denial was made here by
President Emilio Portes Gil and
Archbishop Ruiz Y Flores that an
agreement already was reached be
tween them settling the religious
dispute of three years standing.
The denials were issued after q
Mexico City newspaper published
an outline of an agreement yester-
day which it said was approved by
the president and the Catholic
emissaries here to confer with
Portes Gil on the religious ques-
ton.
The conferences, meanwhile,
were suspended after two meetings
between the president and the ennis.
saries, but it was understood they
would begin again at n sign from
either side that another meeting
was desired.
Imperial Valley press., 1929-06-15
Huge Sum Paid
On War Debts

WASHINGTON, June Is. W.H -
War debt payments aggregating
$50, 100, 9,3S5.95 were received today
by the treasury department from II
foreign governments.
The total amount. included $751;
567 900 in United States three and
one-half per cent treasury notes, ac-
crued interest on the notes of 1888,
509.76, and $85S,S7619 in cash.
Great Britain paid $66,795,0OO
under terms of the debt settlement
Imperial Valley press., 1929-06-15

methods in selecting wardrobe as
given by the department, was able
to assemble wardrobe that was at
tractive.
Mrs. Howard spoke of other work
done by the department and Vern De
Tar, farm advisor, was called upon
for few remarks on the hay situa-
ton. AS this was his last meeting,
De Tar, who plans to leave July /,
took this opportunity to say good
bye to his friends in this section OF
the county.
Community singing, led by De Tar,
concluded the program and the mem
bers enjoyed a watermelon feed foi-
lowed by dancing.
Imperial Valley press., 1929-06-15
Deny Violating
Alien Land Law

George T. Thompson and j. NJ.
Entriken, recently indicted by the
1928 grand jury together with y,
Takahashi for alleged violations of
the alien land law, pleaded not gull
ty this morning before Judge A. c.
Finney in superior court:
The judge accepted the plea and
then ordered the three to trial on
July 90. 1t is understood, however,
that there is a possibility of con
tinuanee being sought and the ease
not being tried for several weeks
after the original trial date.
The Gillett trial starts on the
oath of this month and may last for
several weeks, it is believed, thus
neeessitating the postponement of
other cases.
Imperial Valley press., 1929-06-15
Saturday, June Is, 1929

with that country. Other payments
were as follows:
Italy, $5,ooo,ooo; Belgium, $4,000
600; Czecho. .Slovakia, $l,500,OO0;
Esthonia, 1928, 900; Finland, $13,6sO;
Hungary, $2s,573.45; Latvia. $45, 900;
Lithuania, ss4,732.55; Poland, ST.
100000; Roumania, 100000; Jugo-
Slavia, 100000.
Imperial Valley press., 1929-06-15
Windy City
Derby Winner

WASHINGTON PARK, H., June
l.. U.P) - F. NJ. Garbner's Windy
City won the 2lst running of the
American. Derby today before a
cheering crowd of approximately CO.
600. Earl Chaffee's Nashapur was
second and K. r. Wilson 8 African
was third.
The mile and a quarter was run
over a slow track.
The weather was excellent.
Imperial Valley press., 1929-06-15
S T r E N G T H

Another outstanding feature of these
new Fisher bodies is their sturdy
construction. Built of selected hard.
wood and steel, they provide a
measure Of strength, endurance and
safety that is unapproached in any
other low.priced car.
Imperial Valley press., 1929-06-15

Chinook Robin Hood Fannie, a
four year old Ayrshire belonging to
Washington State College produced
1868 pounds of milk and 61.5s
pounds Of butterfat; Chinook Robin
Hood Glista, another four year old,
gave $50 pounds of milk and 62.5l
pounds of butterfat.
Imperial Valley press., 1929-06-15
MONOXIDE GAS KILLS

OAKLAND, June Is. W.H-Ray
Van Ness, Il, was found dead here
today in a closed garage, where he
had been repairing an automobile.
His death was attributed to monox-
ide gas poisoning.
Imperial Valley press., 1929-06-15
C o M F O r T

In comfort, too, these new Fisher
bodies represent a marked advance.
The seats are deeply cushioned.
Upholstery is "builtup" for added
luxuriousness. And the drivers seat
is easily adjustable, forward and back.
Imperial Valley press., 1929-06-15

The Ontario Cucamonga section
This season shipped 4,256 cars of cit
rus fruits.
Imperial Valley press., 1929-06-15

Cherries and other deciduous tree
fruits are now ripe In the Beaumont
Banning district.
Imperial Valley press., 1929-06-15

The highway between Pomona
and Chino, lying in two counties,
is to be paved at once.
Imperial Valley press., 1929-06-15

Turkey men Of southern counties
held an all day institute at San
Bernardino, June IL.
Imperial Valley press., 1929-06-15

The Valencia orange harvest in
Orange county began this year on
May l.
Imperial Valley press., 1929-06-15

Mr.. and Mrs. j. II. Edgar and
family left this morning for La
Jolla where the Edgars plan to re-
main for the summer. Mr.. Edgar
will return to the valley the first
Of next week.
Imperial Valley press., 1929-06-15

San Diego will hold an industrial
food and avocado show at Balboa
Park, June 1923,
Imperial Valley press., 1929-06-15

At Philadelphia
Cleveland 600 90 0
Philadelphia 600 TX o
(Called account rainy
Hudlin and Myatt; Earnshaw and
Cochrane.
Imperial Valley press., 1929-06-15
Baseball Results
Score Of Today's Games ss Furnish.
ed by United Press Leased Wire
Up to 2:45 P. NJ.
NATIONAL
At Cincinnati

At Cincinnati
Brooklyn 003 800 020-S 10 ,
Cincinnati 203 002 000-7 II 0
McWeeny, Moss, Morrison and
Picinich; May, Rixey, Ash and Suke,
forth
Imperial Valley press., 1929-06-15

The big Dalton Canyon dam near
Glendora, Los Angeles county, is
completed.
Imperial Valley press., 1929-06-15
S T Y L E

The new Fisher bodies on the Chev.
rolet Six are unusually smart and
attractive. Concave front pillars
lengthen the profile effect of
the side paneling extends well up
over the roof line-and all rear
quarters are artistically nodded.
Imperial Valley press., 1929-06-15
AT New York

AT New York
Detroit l03 $50 000-9 Is 0
New York 100 900 100-2 s o
Sorrell and Shea: Pipgras, Hei-
mach, Moore and DicKey.
Imperial Valley press., 1929-06-15
Az E0Sfnn

At Boston
St. Louis 100 010 l23 004-l2 16 -
Boston OBJ 00l so 600 s - >
Gray, Coffman, Blaeholder and
Schang; Russell. Bayne, CASTOR,
Morris and Berry.
Imperial Valley press., 1929-06-15
F I N I S H

No single feature Of Chevrolet bodies
has created more widespread com.
ment than their beautiful finish
made possible by the superlatively
smooth surface of the steel body
panels. Applied against this silken
surface, Chevrolet finishes are uni.
form, lustrous and permanent.
Imperial Valley press., 1929-06-15
- 3sssssssss Hsssps,ess'ss
Q U / E T N E S s

As result of their composite wood
and steel construction, Chevrolet's
new Fisher bodies are exceptionally
quiet. The roof is padded to pre-.
vent rumble. And wherever wood
and metal contact, a layer Of insu.
latiOn prevents noise.
A p p o l N T NJ E N r S
All hardware fittings on Chevroles
enclosed bodies are designed and
built by Ternstedt. Door handles are
Of the remote control type-window
lifts are smart and convenient land
all exterior bright metal parts are
chromium plated.
Imperial Valley press., 1929-06-15
AMERICAN

At Philadelphia
The Washington times., 1929-07-22
CHICAGO DROPS
JAY LAW

CHICAGO. July - Q.N.s.).-Chi.
cA9oans are somewhat Hike bulls
when they see q red light they get
angry.
They've seen 'em,, Of course for
many years now but 1t wasn't until
a month ago they became angry.
That was when Police Commissioners
William Russell decided to enforce
the two-year-old jaywalkfng Ordi.
nance. He sent four copper to each
downtown corner and that started
the riot.
Pedestrians complained they had
been accustomed to dodge speeding
automobiles and wished to continue.
Russell was firm and told them
they had to obey the ordinance.
Then the city council took official
cognizance Of the protests. The
city fathers, headed by Alderman
Thomas Bowler, went into a huidle
and discussed the question.
The dignified men who guide the
city's destinies decided to take a
stroll through the "Ioop' and OBJ
serve at first hand the situation.
Later they learned that only one
pedestrian had been killed in the
downtown area in the last eight
months, with the jaywalkinR ordi.
nance not enforced. The law was
then officially repealed.
The Washington times., 1929-07-22
Army Orders

brig. Gen. Benjamin d. Fouloin, 3.
Army, now chief material division,
Wright Field. Dayton, Ohio. an CONS
dandant Of the Air Corps EnEinesrins
CO.. Coi. James % Il. Mckinley. Adl sen.
Dept, AZ assistant the Adj. Cen, with.
the rank Of briEadisr Gsneral for the
srS Brig. Cen. james r. MCKINLEY as-
sIstant ths AdJ. Gen. from Panama to
washington. 2. G.
sentember 10. 1883. to Panama.
Cart stocltbridge G. Hilton Inf. TO
siP First s ssrst L HrmstronE Arm 4 & pawson. % six
Ss tSsS ssrTNos e Tost SsSsas. cToestt Tex orp' r.
First Sergt Peter Duffy. Company
C. Thirty-third Infantry. retired At
~ Cant. t. marie noa cordero. Coast artillery
Corps, given leave for tive months. TO
take effect August 2, 1893.
Leave granted the following: Col.
extension one month; Major eugene W.
July a. 1888. Capt. Adrian ST. John.
cn:iSa ns x W.rfaFs ,,v sssyes Ss cot6 ncntS
Lieut.. James p. Kin. infantry. one
second second Lieut.. John 2. DoidEs. Ia infantry. i
1898: Capt. cyril B. spicsr. infantry.
one month, upon relief from treatment
Walter Reed General Hospital: Capt.
Charles r. sullivan. infantry, one
month and eight days July 90. 1923;
Major James @. n. Schwenck, general
staff corps. ~ days. August is. 1873:
Second Lieut. Francis L. Ankenbrandt,
Signal Corps. eight days. August ~,
First Lieut.. william n. Lambsrton,
~ days August ].
Col Harvey w Miller, Adjutant Gem
erals Department, one day July 22,
Army retiring beard appointed TO
meet at Presidi0 Of San Francisco.
Calf, for examination Of such officers
a. may be ordered before It. Detail
for the board: Col. Edward r. O,HNn
Ordnance Department.: Col John n.
Geary. Coast Artillery Corps: Col.
Cosarn ]. Bartlett Medical Corps: Col.
Allen ]. Greer field artillery; Col. vii.
Col Arthur 4. Fuller, Coast ARTILLERY
Corps: Major Henry r. Carter, Medi.
cal Corps: Major Alfred Z. lockwood,
Chemical Warfare Service.
Major William o. II. Prosser, Med
Ical Corps and Major Horace 3. viIIars.
Medical Corps. detailed medical
examiners and witnesses before above
Capt Lester J. whitlcck. Field
ARTILLERY, to New York, September Is,
First Lieutsnant Marshan .. parby.
Ordinances Department, to Pleatlnny
Arsenal Dover. N. ].
Capt Sawyer A. Grover, Veterinary
Corps. to the Panama Canal Depart
ment, about November ~.
First Lieutenant Edward r. Adams,
Eighth 1nfantry. to Morgantown. W.. Va.
The Washington times., 1929-07-22
Takonna Park Planning
For Gladiolus Show

The seventh annual gladiolus show
OF the Takoma horticultural Club
will be held at the Talonla branch
of the public library, Fifth and Cedar
streets. next Wednesday and Thurs.
day. The library will open for the
reception Of flowers at 5 O'Clock
Wednesday and all flowers win be
In place by 1880 o'clock.
There will be % classes shown
including gladioli, balsams, Gallon.
sis, calendulas, marigolds. nastnr.
uuns. petunias, phlox and zinnias.
w. M. Peacock is chairman Of the
show committee, which includes w
L. Holt, Marjorie Hansen, Marjorie
9. s. Waters, r. I. hewitt and r i
DeMoll. y
The Washington times., 1929-07-22
De Luxe

-clubcar-unexcelleddin dining
service.
TaOO OtlserhsrOugh ghtrGins daily
leave at equally convenient
hours:
Colonial Express - Leaves
Washington 8:lS A. M. - Ar.
rives Boston 7:2O P. M.
Federal Express - Leaves
Washington 300 r. M. = Ar
rives Boston 7:3O A. M.
The Washington times., 1929-07-22
School for Firemen
Planned by State Rody

COLLEGE PARK. July 22.-Plans
are being made by the Maryland
State Firemen's Association to es.
tablish a training school for firemen
in connection with the University of
Maryland.
Preliminary plans looking toward
this accomplishment were made at
meeting Of the executive committee
Of the State association held recently
in Baltimore.
The executive committee also took
steps to secure financial aid from
fire Insurance. companies and to in
crease relief benefits payable by the
State body.
The Washington times., 1929-07-22

Board The Senator in Wash.
ingtOn at 1890 P. Min time
for an appetizing lunch =
YOU'RE in Boston q few hours
after dinner zoos p. NJ.
Three pennsylvania Ia trains
daily now offer the only
through service from WASH
inaton to Boston - and this
new flyer il fastest Of them all!
Luxurious, tool. latesttyPe
,narlor cars-lObservation car
The Washington times., 1929-07-22
Navy Orders

Lieut.. TIEhlman H. Bunch. 1r., to
duty u. 3. 8. Marblehead.
Lieut. James ID. Murray. jr.. to treat.
mont. FitzsiInons General Hospital. Dem
yer. Col.
Lieut. (Jg) Harry wagner to temp
duty Nav. Air sta, Pensacola. Fla.
Lieut.. Morris r. Grady (sC) perma.
nent duty ON. Corps Cubs. School Chi
cago Ill
Lieut. Orgy TaEland tsc) 70 Air
Squds.. Battle Fit.
The daily worker. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1924-1958, 1929-09-18
AND WE WERE CELEBRATING PEACE.

SAMUEL SCHWARTzBARD young of gentle and dreamy
disposition, silent his
the of Proskov Pooda 1t evening" fine and st
a pale light CLEANS in the winter sky.
Eight have by since this peaceful incident which
time the life of morta and neither much
of February 1885,
little town covered in In the half light the houses seemed
cracking at net ] % and the s0s OF ones boots
Samuel had He had through
volunteer fighting the French had
wounded congratulated
Frenchman But he had felt the wish people
Ukranian landscape
That day had noise of Glamour too
thronged hem
had been happy because the weather n because
Saturday The which contains
Saturday, the sabbath day. Sunday
Christian have only to be practical to profit by both
THE Family groups Sunday gone
their numbers to the banks of the Bug which, like self
respecting the Ukraine
The children had taken their skates the little bags which
All these people, whose varied figures shouetted
the white of the snowunlgt moonlight tooknew
going the time that Ukraine
disputed by the Directorate under the Aaman Petiuras controlling
by Denkn White Army by
in the talked of Them and the
citizens read the comminques.
pRoSKUROv under of Petlura.
Throughout the district he absolute Quite recently
had put into the town garrison consisting of brigade of his
zapoog Cossacks and the Third Hadma Regiment all under the
old eyes girh face prancing
about horseback in his widcu breeches yellow riding
we'll wasted doman much the the ladies' And
while Petura fighting with the elsewhere
therefore and master of the
That day, his had marching
everybody e Samuel Shwarbad had them passing
wide Alexander afternoon,
other at o'clock (Which only just pas splendid ORDER band
their
madens beating the enthusiasm children
the and foot forward of imitation
Samuel Schwartzbard walking along Alexander St. It the
thooughare of Proskurov distinguished by the we'll
todo of the houses and take
from the windows foated the sounds
The Jewish which going The
Ducks Quarter they call it, consists of blocks of
lines into Sorborngia st, which adjons Alexander St
On that evening, of those Jewish dwellings, lit
and with electric light that! 1t the sabbath
Israel light lamp fire that day. And
Ducks Quarter the fires Friday
warmth enough day without breaking the law
switches station nigha
and o goes the light Of itself.
ITO be continued)
The daily worker. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1924-1958, 1929-09-18

through its the operations connection with this
of the investigation would have been defeated
the exposure of such alleged facts.
The fact that Comrade Maof entered these
reporting them Immediately without receiving
the Party which be severely condemned
Markofs
personal
vigilance regard the opportunst
1t furthermore shows that with
the renegades impemissible for Party
Control Commission will decision regarding
arko Comrade Markoff
published along
published tomorrow
Lovestone in lis recent circular demagogay the Party
functonaries guard the of the Party while the
time of LovcstoneAnna Thompson, Harry Wnky and
oershad be discharged by auxiliary
stealing and spirng Systematically address material,
stationery and documents and delivering them
and Company.
continuing Investigations
will the membership informed regarding
the the membership against the
against the Comntern and the Party the Loyenes will
nothing will appalling depths in their splitting work. acting
tools of American Imperialism
Furthermore points the membership that bourgeose
its police departments constantly seeking
destroying the Party that become unavodaby
easy bourgoe calls
firmly the
opportans Lovestonites and against the bourgeoisie
CENTRAL CONTROL COMMISSION.