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The Indianapolis times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1922-1965, 1929-07-22
GIRLS IN MEMS MEET

Catherine Wolf and Louise Karle,
finaliSts in the women's singles divi-
sion of the city tennis tournaments
have entered the mems west side
court meet at Riley park. No
women's tourney will be held Play
starts Tuesday.
Forty-one entries have been re-
ceived and a list of siXty-four is
expected before entries close. Six
teen players will enter the junior
championship matches. Title con-
tenders are Dammary, Meunier,
AdeIman. LYsaght and West.
The Indianapolis times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1922-1965, 1929-07-22
DRY MEMORIAL PLANNED
". c. T. L. to Unveil Tablet at L. 5.
Convention Here.

A bronze tablet by dorado Taft Is
to be unveiled in the StatehouSe,
Sept. %. as part OF the ceremonies
attending the national convention Of
the w. c. T. U. to be held here Sept.
1926. The tablet is in memory OF
Miss Frances E. Willard, for years
national president of the organiza-
ton and a pioneer prohibitioniSt.
Miss Willard first was installed
in Office at a convention here fifty
wears ago in First Baptist church,
then at Pennsylvania and Ohio
streets.
The convention this fall is to be
held in the Murat theater.
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Slories TO xxx. KDKA. WJR,
KSTP, WSM, WRVA.
s:oo-Columpia NetVork-Ida Bailey Al
len.
s:l5-NBc System (wEAF)-Household
institute.
P M
l2:0o-NBC System (CentraD-Farm and
Home hour
l2:So-WTAlJ. NilWaukee-Lombardo or
cheStra.
1:3o-WTMJ Observation-Disclosures vs..
Toledo.
1:45-WMAQ. Chicago-Cubs Us. New
2:5O-WCCO. Minneapolis-St Paul
Minneapolis vs.. indianapolis.
KSTP St. Paul-St. Paul rs. Louis
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SHOPPING EXPEDITION
LEADS TO ARREST
Alleged to Have Bought Goods on
Another's Name.

At liberty under $500 bond, Mrs.
Roxey Colman. 29, who gave her
address as the Lindon hotel, today
awaited trial in municipal court on
= charge of obtaining merchandise
under false pretepses as the result
Of Saturdays shopping.
Mrs. Colman is alleged to have
selected $78 worth of merchandise
al the H. P. WATSON & co. store,
charging it to Mrs. Lillian Scherrer
Of 230 East Pratt street, and in
structing it be delivered to the
Washington hotel An acquaintance
Of Mrs. Scherrer happened to over
hear the conversation and informed
the management.
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Fishing the Air

reception satisfactory? not write call
Engineer Riley $751; and he will
expert advice any
4 to p. any day except Sunday.
beautiful aria from Massenes opera N1anon will be
broadcastng system Monday night at O'Clock
Sleeping Beauty brighten the broadcast by the A
Gypsies the NBC system Monday night at $50 o'clock
Carolina gets lions share of the attention in the
the NBC system Monday night
o'clock.
the honoed place before the
their Monday
at $50 O'Clock.
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Neither Wife Took Body

BIZ United Press
CAMBRIDGE CITY. Ind, July
22-The body of Claude R. Setty, 3S.
rsetS today in a pauper's grave here.
Although he has two wives, neither
claimed the body. Setty vas killed
at Dublin a week ago when struck
by an interurban car.
The Indianapolis times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1922-1965, 1929-07-22

In Superior court, John w. Lob
hart has filed suit against vessel
man and Behrman, charging an il
legal attempt to seize his automo-
bile. He asks $500 damages.
The Indianapolis times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1922-1965, 1929-07-22
City Stations

WFBM Q230)
indianapolis Power and Light Company
Monday
P. M
4:s0-Duke Ellingtons Cotton Club band
(CBS).
5:oo-Newscasting from Time.
5:s0-vinccent Lopez and his orchestra
6:oo-Longine's time. julius c. Walk
s:ol-Grand Opera concert (CBsl.
6:30-Columbia Club dinner ensemble.
70o-Sunny Meadows.
1851. S. Navy band (CBSl.
6oQ-Salon orchestra with sololSt.
S3o-Niqht Club Romance lCBSl.
9:OO-Ingrahams Paramount hotel or
chestra tCBSl
o.30-Banner Boosters.
lo.i5-RKO Acts from the Lyric theater.
l0:3o-The Columnist
1o:45-Piano Duo. Irish and Gordon.
WKBF $4,000
tHoosier Athletic Club
Monday
PM
5:oo-Late news bulletins and sports.
5:30-United States Department OF COM
merce.
6.30-Dinner concert
7.0o-Studio program.
8:0o-WKBF trio.
s:3o-Broad Ripple boxing bouts.
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MANCHURIA IS
PIONEER LAND
OF THE EAST
IS Million Acres OF Soil
Untouched by
PI0W.

The Russian Chinese dispute has
brought MAnehuria 70 the front pages.
IN line with It's policy o. EiFinE us
ground of news not primarily OF a
scientific nature Science Service pre-
ssnts, through The Times, three arueIes
dealing with the geography ana economic
resources Of this region. Here is the
second.
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$500 fA'44A4AaAAs f'+hA $50
Monday
$50 P NJ
VIGIL C97o'. Chicago-Talk; tank town
MIC system-A. & ?. cypsies to wGY.
WIS $40, Chicaeo-concert
NBC System White House concert orches-
ira to WLW. KDKA
Columbia Network Coco Couriers-Popular
music 10 WMAQ. WFBM.
WsM $50, Nashville Markets; string
quartet
WBBM r77ol. Chicago-Musical novelties.
NBC, Systsm-Edison orchestra. DR.. Frank
us R+fs 500. tchicago-string sextet
Columbia Nstwork-Uncle Joe and Pat to
"MA9' $50 P. NJ
w7BM TO- Chicago-Dance orche4s;trass.
Nac svstem--MotoTs party to WGN,
NRc s2ysten-comic skft, southpar. to
WIS 1873 $40. chicago-orchestra.
Columbia Network-U. S Navy band to
WMAQ.
XIV 1920. Chica go-Dance music.
Columbia NetWor.-Black Flag trio and
orchestra to WMAQ.
wBBM ,77o,. Chicago-Gems of Music.
WGN TO- Ghfogo tr6 sol6}ggts to wcY
WJR )75ol. Detroit-Lingeman Ministries.
MIC Svstem-Moment musical to KDKA.
WIS Ds7o,. cago-Water witches
$50
KDKA a8op. Pittsburgh-Bestor's orches-
wBBM C77o. chicago-Lewis orchestra,
NBC system-Floyd Gibbons. Lost on the
ShaTs to TN TG6 cu %H Fosncs to
XIV ro2o,. Chicago-Herbuveaux orches-
wGN i72ol. Chicago-Tomorrow's Trib.;
wJR f75o,. Detroit-Emerald Islanders.
NBC Systenl-Slumber music to KDKA.
WIS 1670l. ago-Popular program.
VMAQ C670-447). Chicag o-AmoS n Andy;
concert orchestra.
WGN 72o. chicago-Goldkette' orches-
wp ga N'SH 1sio,. Kansas otty-wDAF
WIZ C75ol. Detroit-News; Amos n Andy.
10 P. M
ABC Network-MusicaI Gems TO WHO;
XIV 1920, Chicago-Dance music 1.-TWO
y" also also KPRG. KNOX. ~ y ''---'9 amy
W wdNN (7 7s9 ohit Ss9 SKIP: Gold
kette's orchestra
wMAQ (67o). Chicago-Dance music.
1870 p. NJ
WsM ts5ol. acknowledgements players.
-l0:45 P M
WsB t740l. Atlanta-Concert
Ill P. M
ABC NetVork-The Twins to WHO
KNOX 1900 ST .Jouis-Night Club.
WENR 500, Chicago-Air Vaudeville.
WGN t72oi. Chicago-Nighthav Chap
mans orchestra
WJR C750i. Detroit-"Try and Stick Us"
His P. NJ
WDAF 6l0l. Kansas City-Dancs program.
-i1:45 P. M
WDAF 800, Kansas City-Nighthawk
frolic.
-l2 p. M
ABC MISUNDERSTANDING hour to WHO.
II P. NJ
ABC Network--Rhythm Aces to WTSO.
The Indianapolis times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1922-1965, 1929-07-22

Smallpox is responsible for more
deaths in France than in England.
the rate per million over a period OF
nine years being % for France and
as for England.
The Indianapolis times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1922-1965, 1929-07-22

Here's the $500 grand prize
winner in the Eastman Kodak
Company amateur photography
contest. It's a picture of little
Rosemary Martin of New Orleans,
La, taken by her father, Law
renee L. Martin. And the judges
opined it spoke for itself!
The Indianapolis times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1922-1965, 1929-07-22
TAX CARNERINC
CAUSES STRIFE
Rough Methods Alleged at
Evansville.

bU tWeS SUcCi4t
EVANSVILLE, Ind, July PA
whirlwind effort of Charles .. Yves
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cadenceS MacDoWeS woodland Sketch ITO
followed the
through system, Monday evening at $50 o'clock
burIesques
Goldberg high of the
presenting stations of the Columbia
broadcasting system, Monday night at $3.50 o'clock
Acting saxophon
City, Monday the system o'clock
stage proves strong for the Of Night
romantic
will stations the
broadcastng system, Monday night, $50 O'Clock.
Overley, Indianapolis
will speak indianapolis Good Business City tonight at $50
Indianapolis Light radio station Studio
The Indianapolis times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1922-1965, 1929-07-22
TOES LEAD TO DEATH
Dancer Steps on Negroes Foot;
Kills One, Wounds Three

BIZ Juftcd Press
WASHINGTON, July 22.-Tender
toes caused the death of one man,
the wounding of two men and one
woman and the arrest of James
EppS. 10, Negro.
Epps fired into a crowd Of dancers
Sunday night when one stepped on
his toes police said John Grant,
q. died of his wounds. The others
will recover
The Indianapolis times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1922-1965, 1929-07-22
HIGH sPoTs OF MONDAY NIGHTS PROGRAM

SPOTS MONDAY NIGHTS PROGRAM
5:3O-WJz and NBC NetV ork-Roxys gang.
7:3O-WEAF NBC Acknowledgement Motors hour.
the Chinee-Russan 'front.'
with Floyd Gibbons
6:0o-WOR and NetWork-Operatic
7:3o-WOR Network-United States Navy
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Day Programs
WFBM (l23O)

WFBM Q2SO)
indianapolis Power and Light Company
-Tuesday-
100 to 9:oo-Pep Unlimited Club.
lo,0o-Aunt Sammy's hour.
ll:00-Fuller-Ry Morning musicale.
i23:66SS-ggatteFns in prints CPS.
Russell Perry and orchestra Chs
2;00-U. S. Navy band ,CBSl.
3:oo-Following the Indians with Blythe
G. Hendricks.
WKBF u4ON
DHoosier Athletic Club
Tuesday
,sS E9 c8m gst 2 2;Gs;a% ooo.,
Io:ISstudio program.
io;3o-Livestock and grain market; wealth
lo:4o-WKBF shopping service
wLw 600. CINCINNATI
-Tuesday-
s:i5-Top O. the Mornin'
6:l5-Muscal headlines tNBCl.
s:65S--o555g goIb, proE r by Pa GiineS
Nf Re4sRne esV Of S % g By Dad
s.Oo-Crosley Womans hour. with must
CAFE COOKING cfat. poems. house
hold hints and instructive talks.
9.0o-Orgsn.
9.3o-LiveStock reports
:40-Eealthful exercises
l0:oo-Recor6 review.
io.S0-Westher river and police reports
10 .55-Time signals.
ll.oo-O-gsn program b. Pat Gillick.
II. 3o-Hotel Gibson orchestra.
P. ".
i2:oo-Tovn snd country.
l2lS-Livestock report
= So-Nationsl Farm ana Home hour.
i-lSStockS
l-20-Matine Players.
2.0o-Bario lessons.
2l5-Nillism StoeSs vtolist
Se-Ministures of the masters.
Sociological Gardens concert.
S-lS-Wo1ens Radio Club.
S.So-Old friends and faces.
3.4S-Rhvme Reaper.
Tuesday
A
s3o-NBc system CwJzl-Morning
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sso-NBc system CwJz)-Morning
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Dial Tqo,iSterS
Central Standard Time)

WLW C7O0) CINCINNATI
Monday
.00-Tea Time Tunes.
4.30-Livestock report.
4 .40-Concert miniature.
5:00-Alyin RoehrS orchestra at the Zoo
clubhouse
) .30-Duro program.
600 Baseball scores.
6-O5-Hotel Gibson orchestra.
$50 hitehouse Coffee concert tNBCl.
7.O0-Prof Kvrock
7.15-Ye Ode Tyne Singers.
7.30-Croslev Burnt Corker5.
6.0o-Cruise OF the REQ FLYING Cloud.
9:00-Weather announcement.
Hamilton Tailoring Club.
9.3O-Michael Hauer's orchestra.
1o.00-The Croslev ShoVbox llour--eXcerptS
Of the shows of Yesterday and
Today.
II 90 Hotel Gibson orchestra.
II. 30-"W" Il" and w"
1900 Midnight-SiEn of.
Imperial Valley press., 1929-07-23
IMPERIAL VALLEY NEEDS
GERNANY'S COMEBACK

One has to hand it to the Germans, to use phrase
common enough in every day life.
The performance of the German liner Bremen on
its maiden trip across the Atlantic compels the ad
mraton of all and indicates that Germany's efforts
to return to her former maritime supremacy going
to make it interesting for the marine of other
countries, despite decades handicap which the latter
have been enjoying.
For years the record for crossing the Atlantic by
boat has been held by the Mauretania In the old
days the rivalry for fast crossing keen between
the Mauretana and her l-fated sister ship the Lus-
tania
Yesterday the Bremen, newest and first of Ger
many's passenger vessels docked in New York harbor
with the record for fast crossing four days. 1S
hours, II minutes against the Mauretanias former
time of five days, two hours and II minutes thereby
cutting over eight hours from the time. The Bremen
also betered by fraction the Mauretanas record of
20 knots for hours sailing and broke the record
OF GIG miles for days run with mark of 713
miles,
AS though these records were not sufficient the
Bremen to show her modernity, catapulted plane
from her decks GO miles out at and landed mail in
New York five hours ahead of her docking time.
There is every reason to believe that the Bremen
will eventually better the time of her maiden trip Her
performance is expected to be equaled if betered
by sister ship the Europa, which the North German
Lloyd line is now building. These two ships will
doubtedy stimulate shipbuilding in England, France
and America these countries not being of the type to
sit idly by and watch Germany capture the cream of
transatlantic trade. 1t means in trans
portation.
1t is interesting to note the official welcome given
the Bremen upon arrival. All the attention usually
given transatlantic flyer other notable
was accorded her by official New York, Captain Leo
pold Ziegenbein making it somewhat difficult for the
wecomers to do their stuff because of his modesy
efforts to hide from them.
One of the passengers aboard the Bremen, whose
whose modesty even outshone Captain Ziegenbeins,
was Captain Paul Koenig Remember hin? He was cap
tain of the Deutschland, the giant German submarine
which caused considerable CONSERVATION in America
in 1916 by suddenly appearing in New London harbor
after an underwater trip the Atlantic. We
were at with Germany then, but Captain Koengs
performance indicated what could be done and what
done later when German submarines crossed
the Atlantic and raided American shipping.
Imperial Valley press., 1929-07-23
M'KECHNIE BACK
in ST. LOUIS AS
CARDINAL LEADER

ST. LOUIS, July 2S. W.H - For
the fifth time in four seasons, the
st. Louis Cardinals have a new
manager.
Billy Southworth, youthful direc-
tor of the team, who last year came
here from Rochester and swapped
Jobs with Bill Mckechnie. has been
traded again for Mckechnie, Sam
Breadon, president, announced to-
day.
Technically, it was said, South
worth S action amounted TO resigna-
ton.
The Cardinals, National League
penuant winners last year, los;
every game of the world series to
the Yankees under Mel echnie, and
this year have badly felt the need
of pitchers. They are in fourth
place.
Since Rogers Hornsby piloted the
Cardinals to their first pcnnant IL
1926, the team succcssively has been
led by Bob o Farrell, McKechnie
Southworth and now McKechnie.
Bread0n frankly admitted he
made a mistake in firing McKechni,
after last seasons disastrous world
series.
~ realize now he said "that
he is great manager. | simply
took the world series too much t.
heart
Pending arrival of McKechnie
Imperial Valley press., 1929-07-23

a rabbit lunch. Neither Jimblc
Jumblc nor Uncle Wiggily saw the
bad chap. And the bear, not know
ing the kitchen floor was frozen
slipped ard stumbled and fen on
the ice - Bang.' he hit his head
so hard that he went to sleep for
a while and Mr.. Longears tele
phoned for the Police Dog to come
and t,ke the hungry bear off to
Jail.
".Iust my luck!' murmured the
hungry bear when he awakened and
found himself in Jail.
After the bear had been taken
away Uncle Wiggily asked Jimbl,
and tumble about freezing the
kitchen floor and they told him
how they had done it. And Uncle
Wiggily said:
Get my skates, boys, and III
have a race with you!" Soon the
old rabbit gentleman and the
bunny boys were skating together
and having fun. And when Nurse
Jane and Mrs. Longears came home
they were as surprised as anything
And if the pin will stand on its
head and stop pokiDg its point in
the eye of the needle, IN tell you
about Uncle Wiggily and JiIlie s
pop gun.
Imperial Valley press., 1929-07-23
KELLOGG PACT MAKES GOOD

The first opportunity the Kellogg peace pact has
to make good it does thereby confoundng its many
critics who considered it only another scrap of paper
When nations were being induced to sign the pact
few months ago it seemed to have more friends
among foreign nations than it did right here in the
United States
There is every reason to believe that the sharp
note sent by the United States to China and to Russia
reminding them that they sgnatories to the Kel
logg anti-war pact, will succeed in avertng armed
conflict between the two beligerent nations China's
reply already received declares the nations intention
of abiding by the compact. Russia has already gone
record being willing to live up to her agreement
The United States note, backed up by the moral sup
port of England France and Japan has to all ntents
and purposes accomplished its purpose.
Formal proclamation of the Kellogg pact is to be
made in Washington this week. The occasion may
well be joyful not only because of the number of
nations which have signed it, but because has already
demonstrated that there is international morality
strong enough to keep nations at peace.
Imperial Valley press., 1929-07-23
RECORD BUSTING

This endurance flight business is becoming posi-
lively discouragng to newspaper
A record is made than it is broken, and
heaven only knows what the end will be- The Cues
tion Marks record considered wonderful only to
look like nothing at all when Robbins and Kelly got
through with it, Then Mitchell and Newcomb
to surpass the record by couple of more hours.
When Reinhart and Mendell down after 246
hours aoft, all felt they had done something
that would be record for at least the remainder of
the year. AS this is written however, Jackson and
o Brine at st. Louis within striking distance of
the record and will undoubtedly surpass it today.
Their threat is to remain up three weeks, and who
is there to doubt that they may do so? week ago
GAG hours looked like all eternity. Today it is just
another discard and nothing
Some of these days couple of these endurance
fellows going get up above and they'll have to
be shot down like couple of crows
Imperial Valley press., 1929-07-23
Bedtime Stories
By HOWARD E. GARIS
Copyright, 1928, by Mcclure
Newspaper Syndicate
UNCLE WIGGILY AND THE
HUNGRY BEAR

If YOU will kindly remember. !
told YOU in the story last night how
Uncle Wiggilv bought new elec
tric machine that froze ice as
quickly as lightning bug. l also
told YOU how Jimble and tumble,
two little boy rabbits, pulled the
freezing coil part of the ice box
out. put it on the kitchen floor and
then squirted water all over the
floor SO it would make 4 skating
pond when the water turned into
ice.
''Oh, what fun ere going to
have.' said Jimble to tumble as
they hurried down the attic stairs,
their skates jingling, ira la Ia,
do You s'pose Pa or Ma will
care?' asked tumble of Jimble.
- don't guess so, answered
the other boy rabbit. Pa likes bis
melons cold for breakfast and he
can put a lot OF 'em on the ice of
the kitchen floor when he get
through skating
''Sure he can said tumble.
SO quickly did the freezing coils
of pipe work, even after Jimble
and tumble had pulled them out of
the new box, that when the two
boy rabbits got back to the kitchen
with their skates there was film
of ice all over the floor. The water
was still squirting from the faucet,
but Jimble now shut it off.
Then the bunny boys put on their
skates and started to glide around
the kitchen floor, which was now
more like i frozen pond than the
Imperial Valley press., 1929-07-23

muskrat lady were not at home just
then.
Uncle Wiggily had gone to look
for an adventure, thinking every
thing was all right with his new
ice box. He never dreamed that
Jimble and tumble would do what
they did.
81 think said Uncle Wiggly
to himself rs he hoped along,
'that after ! have little adven-
ture IN 60 home and make some
ice cream in my new refrigerator.
SO he had small adventure of
putting back in its nest little robin
bird that had fallen out and then
the rabbit gentleman hoped home.
Imperial Valley press., 1929-07-23

As he neared his bungalow he heard
Jolly shouts and laughter. And as
he hoped along Uncle Wiggily
also heard, behind him, crinkling
and cracking in the bushes.
The first jolly noise was made
by .Jimble and tumble skating on
the frozen kitchen floor. And the
crinklng and cracking noise was
made by hungry bear who was
chasing after Uncle Wiggily to
catch him. But the rabbit gentle
man hoped so fast and there We're
SO many bramble briar bushes III
the way ef the hungry bear that
the rabbit gentleman was within
sight of his bungalow before the
bear caught up to him.
''Never mind, growled the
hungry bear to himself as he saw
Uncle Wiggily hurry into his
bungalow. II can crawl in win
dow and get him as easily as any
thing,'
so the bear went close to a
window. Meanwhile Uncle Wiggily
Ildtl ibIlHttL lfAo Ms buHSdipN y
You can imagine how surprised he
was when. following the sound of
jolly shouts and laughter, he saw
Jimole and tumble skating around
on the frozen kitchen floor.
"Well,' exclaimed Mr.. Long
ears. And, as if one well WASH :
enough he cried again: "Well.
Well!'
"No, Pa said Jimble. We
didn't get the water to freeze out
of well. We got it from the
kitchen sink.
Then Uncle WiggiIy had to
laugh, whether he wished or not,
to see how Jimble and tumble had
taken out part of the ice box to
freeze themselves a skating pond
Uncle Wiggily stood with his back
to the window and laughed and
laughed and laughed again.
Then, all of sudden the hungry
bear jumped in the window to get
Imperial Valley press., 1929-07-23
Looking Backward
What the Press Files Tell Of I'm
perial Valley for this Date
In Past Years
TWENTY YEARS AGO
,Julv 2S. 1909

With the preliminary plans for
the new water system now out of
hand, the city engineer department
is devoting time to the prepara
tions for the sewer system, which
it is also intended to construct dur
ing the coming winter.
The city trustees last evening met
in adjourned session, and appoint
ed c. Houston Smith as city re-
corder, vice, II. V. Thompson, re-
signed.
Imperial Valley press., 1929-07-23
TEN YEARS AGO
July %, 1919

More encouraging indications are
steadily being uncovered at the
James oil well near Coyote Wells
and Wilks James, the drller is now
freely predicting that oil will be
flowing within Il short time.
The first bale of cotton of the
l91920 season was baled last night
at the Globe gin at Seeley for ID.
b. Quick, a grower near Seeley.
Imperial Valley press., 1929-07-23
FIFTEEN YEARS AGO
July %. 1914

Postmaster Collins urges that
persons contemplating taking the
examination for clerk carriers but
who have not yet filed applications,
do so within the next few days, as
the test is to be held August s.
Cupid S energy is waning. Unless
some prodding is done to his lord
ship for the rest of this month, his
record will be lower than that of
July of last year.
Imperial Valley press., 1929-07-23

tomorrow, Breadon said, "Gabby
Street, coach, will direct the club,
effective this afternoon against the
Phillies. Southworth, he added, will
leave at once to take up the Roches.
ter position.
Imperial Valley press., 1929-07-23
Agricultural Imr!ements-F arm Equipment
& Navy Variety Store.

New and Used Furniture, stoves, linole
We buy and sell everything for less. n
480 Main St.
Imperial Valley press., 1929-07-23

lnoleum place where Nurse Jane
Fuzzy Wuzzy got the meals.
''Isn't this nifty!' cried Jum-
bic.
Just 8grandl' said his brother.
You might have thought that
Nurse Jane or Mrs. Longears would
have stopped the rabbit boys from
freezing the kitchen floor. But, as
1t happened, Mrs. Longears and the