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The Washington times., 1929-08-17
F|GHT ROSS[YN
O|LPLANT

ARLINGTON COUNTY COURT.
HOUSE, Aug. 17.-capt. Crandall
Mackey and more than thirty resi-.
dents of Mackey's Hin, RosslyIl,
opposed the application OF C. II.
Greathouse for the Sun Oil Com
pany Of Philadelphia, for a permit
tn erect storage tanks and admin
stration buildings, before the Airing
ton County Zoning Commission. last
night, at the courthouse.
According to the application, build.
ings to be erected would cost about
$50 900.
Chairman Gosnell deferred action
on the application and asked those
opposing the project to file a signed
petition with the commission.
Despite protest by Robert n.
Anderson. president Of the Lyon VII
lage Citizens Association, the com.
mission, on motion Of Commissioner
Robert H. Forman. approved the
application of Mrs. Marie Clark Bell
for a permit to erect a gasoline fil-
ling station on Lee Highway at the
intersection of Rucker and Virginia
avenues.
Anderson said he will appear be-
fore the board Of, supervisors Mon
day in an effort to block the permit.
The Washington times., 1929-08-17

c. A. Keefer, Of the Alexandra
Chamber Of Commerce. will speak
over the local CHS. station on 'Ths
Business Future Of Alexandra" at
6:45 o'clock.
The play.by-play account Of the
Washington Chicago baseball game
win be- broadcast over VOL at 3
o'clock, direct from the studio Of
The Washington Times.
Amos m Andy will make final
appearance over the little station
atop the Annapolis Hotel at 711.
Walter Holt guitar and banjo player,
heard frequently over this station,
will be presented in short recital
at $40 o'clock.
Listen to WJSV any time from 6
to midnight. This station Is holding
a picnic in its studio in Mt. Vernon
Hills, Va. Everybody who ever ap-
peared over the WJSv mike will be
there to contribute to the general
fun
The Washington times., 1929-08-17
TRUSTEE FILES
BANK SUIT

The surrender of $2.O3O.33 paid
the District National Bank by
Henry H. Powell, proprietor Of the
Congressional Cafeteria. one month
before he was adjudged bankrupt
in District Supreme Court, Is
sought in petition filed today by
David @. Smith. trustee in bank
rutpcy.
Smith alleges that the bank in
accepting payment Of an unsecured
note on April rs had reason to
believe Powell was insolveIat and
that such payment would constt.
tute a preference in violation OF
the bankruptcy laws.
Smith tells the court he has de-
manded surrender of the money and
1t has been refused. Attorney
Madison l.. Hill appears for the
trustee,
The Washington times., 1929-08-17
CRAWFORD AN D
WHITE on AIR
TONIGHT

Lets call Saturday night "Or.
gan night or something like that
for a while, at least. while the
broadcasters are giving US pro
grams from such notable artists OF
that ecclesiastical music box. as
Lew White and Jesse Crawford.
There is one thing in particular
which distinguished these eminent
musicians from the forerunners in
their art. They have that surpris-
ing and ingenius faculty Of pio-
pipes as a we'll organized THAT Il
not a pun), band or orchestra.
What Is more. the modern song
hits. the tin-pan jazz as they play
1t on the imperial instrument be.
comes as beautiful to the ear as q
rhapsody or even sacred music.
They have their facetiQus mo.
ments. to be sure Every now and
then comes a burst of the most i'm.
expected. but, that is the privilege
of the master Of any art.
On the C. B. s. Network, Craw
ford will be presented at 9:3g
O'Clock. At this time he will offer
Schumann's "Traumerei" and Her.
bert's "Pulcinello" together with a
popular medley. AS a feature OF
the program he has selected one OF
his own compositions. Evolution Of
the Moon Songs" in which he will
be Enthusiastically heard as "The
Poet of the Organ"
White plays over the N. B. c.
system at 10 o'clock tonight. He
has selected photoplay theme songs
from current successes and q group
OF. melodies from years ago. But
The Washington times., 1929-08-17
Distant Stations

INSTRUMENTATION
7;oo-Studio program
SOON. 3. c. system.
neutrality-suspicious.
5:3o-concert
6:0o-SportS
s:so--columb!a network.
s:oo-Quartet; Ensemble.
9:30-Columbia network.
10:oo-Palats dor Orchestra.
WIP-Philadelphla-
s:so-Adeiphla Orchestra; Mar
s:O0--Uncle Wip
WSB-Atianta--s90-4
10;0O--Concert
t11:00-Amon N Andy.
II:45-Organ
WGN-ChicaEO-7s0-4I0
s;00-wEAF Pro9Fam.
10;00-TomOrroW's Trib: HunrEy
1O;sO-Goidkettss Orchestra.
1I:Oo-Dream Ship: Goidkstts's
Orchestra.
t2:oo-Knights of the Bath.
.S--ChIcaEo--a1O-S45
9:0o-Barn Dance.
WIBO-Chlcago--S50
o:00-ABC Network
WMAQ--Chicago-67O-A4T
s:So--Concert Orchestra.
40:0o-Anos n Andy.
1o:lo-Ceneert Orchestra.
I1:3o-Darce Orehestra.
WLW-Cinclnnatt-7o0-429
S:o0-Detrott SYMPHONY
s:oo--Histerieal HighliShtS.
s:So-Entsrtairers.
10:00-Enna Jettick Dance.
l1:oo-Hawaiians: Theis Orchestra.
12:00-Eamp'a Orchestra.
WTMJ-MilwaHkee-S2O-4e7
0:0o-Barnyard opery.
11:o0--Melody Market.
12:00-Dancs Orchestral.
1:30-Organ Requests.
kSTP-St. Paul-1A60-20S
1o:o0-"Bill Jones Adventures.
1O:30-Musical Memories.
1l:oo-Amos n Andy: Dance Fea-
12:sO-Njght Club: varistieu.
WIL-st. Louis-1420-211
9:00-ABC Network.
kMOX-St. LOuia-s09O-2SH
1o:O0-varied Program.
11:10-Amos m Andy
1l:2O-Baritone. Pianist
-CIeVelaRd-1SD0-2I6
1O:OO--Singing school: Morgan Sis.
11:Oo-Variety Program.
13:00-Organ.
WTAI-CIeveIamd-
9:00-Courtesy Program.
10:00-Variety Program.
1;00-Dance Music
WJR--DetrOit-55O-
S:0o-Detroit symphony.
1o:00-Jonegi Orchestra
10:S0-News: Amos n Andy; or.
chestra.
ii:Oc--Hamiltcn's Orchestra: "Rev.
i3:Oo-Song Frolie; the vagabonda
kDKA-East RlttabuEgh-08Os80
l0:0O-Far North Messages,
WRVA--RfchmOnd-
e:00--News Leader Hour.
1O:00--Orchestra.
1f:O0-Variety Hour.
WHAM-R0chester--
9:30--Organ; Dance Music,
WGY-Schenectady--7eO-S70
SOON. BIC. system.
10:00--De Witt Clinton Orchestra.
fie1d-09O-
9:30-Concert
S:00-WJZ Program,
l0:O0-Sports: Dance Music,
KEX--M0IIyw0Od-
1O:OO-Courtegy Program.
A. M.
4:00-Aidnight ExpresG
KRI-L0s Angeles--6lO-AOS
p. NJ
10:00--Studi0: Talks
1l:00-N.B.C. System,
11:00-HOllywoo Bowl Concert.
A. M.
l:00-Studlo Program.
2:00--Mfdnight Frolie.
The Washington times., 1929-08-17
AutOists Selling Cars
Neglect Tag Removal

Many automobile owners who sell
their cars without complying with
the regulations relative to removal
Of tags and notification within "a
hours Of change of ownership are
laying themselves open to untold
troubles aside from the question OF
the fine.
Wade III. Coombs. superintendent
OF Licenses today urged the District
of Columbia division Of the Ameri.
can Automobile Association to con.
duct q campaign for compliance
among its members and other motor.
lists in Washington.
The Washington times., 1929-08-17
Romping Aroun d the Padio Dials .. va.
BEST PROSPECTS
By
BEN WADE

3 D. m.--RIag By MAY ae.
.eeuAt Of the WashingtOn Chi
eaeO baseball game. broadcast
from q the studio Of THE WASH
lmRton Times (WOL-s4B).
0i10 y. m.--Waiter Holt. Knl-
taPlst (WOL-22s1.
$50 D. ms-sophOeIea r.
pagas. banjo specialist tWMAL-
s,lS p. nn.--Talk BY c, a.
Keefer. business Future Of
Alexandria" tWMAL-450).
CHAIN PROGRAM
tN.B.c., New YoTE-wEAF.
n m.--The CavaIcads tN.B.
C,l New YOFk--WEAF. WRC.
WEEI. VITO. etc.
a D. me--(seneraI Electric,
hour tN.B.C.l New York
wEAF. WRC. WEI. VITO.
WAR. etc.; Mt VIII hour tCo-
lunnblal WMAL. etc.
$3.50 D. m-TeFnple hOur tCo-
pp. m.-Lucky Strike Orcbes-
TIA IN,R.C.l New York--WEAF,
WRC. WEEI. VITO. WAR.
efe.t National Forum frONa
Washinsfen IColumbial wMAL.
S,3O y. m.--Jesae Crawford's
melody hour (COluFnbia) WaAL.
etc.
DANCE MUSIC
70 n, m.-PaFamlouBt OFehes-
tra-WMAL-476 (C.B.6.l.
n .. m.-Rudy Vallee and his
orrhestra-~WRC-8iS (N.B.C.J.
The Washington times., 1929-08-17
Perpetual Help Church
To Give Mystery PLAY

A mystery play of the Assumption
Of the Blessed Virgin Mary will be
presented tomorrow at 5 p. m. on
the lawn Of the Church Of Our
Lady Of Perpetual Help. Morris
Road Southeast.
This pageant, an annual affair
In the only colored Catholic parish
in Anacostia. has been arranged by
Mrs. Henry Hayes.
The Washington times., 1929-08-17
Gas Company to Extend
Penalty Period Days

The washington Gas Light Com
pany today told the Public Utilities
Commission that as soon as it's
new method of mechanical account
ing is put in operation the penalty
period on bills will be increased 10
Is days.
The new method Of accounting in
wolves staggering Of meters so the
meter readers will be constantly at
work. The city il TO be divided in
sections which vii; be inspected at
regular intervals.
The Washington times., 1929-08-17
Today's Song Hit
a Wee Bit o. LO1DeD

Another Popular in Woshineton Series
(From First National Picture, Smiling lrish Eyes.')
shurs you don have ask why I'm sminG bit o
love in my heart;
Evry Shamrock that sv wild Iish know
that will
All the birds in the ds .ns melody and kno WELL
They're snginE for
surprise I'm haPPy7 There. Bit love my
! heart
M sonsJ
The Washington times., 1929-08-17
JAILED ON THEFT CHARGE

LEONARDToWN, Nd. Aug. II.
Webster Coach, colored. has been
jailed here charged with stealing his
fathers clothes and his mothers
money, He was overtaken hy
Sheriff Clarke on his way to BaIti.
more.
The Washington times., 1929-08-17
Local Programs

WRC-washington -ese-sio
2:tS--Band Of Thouaand
Melodlea
a:so--RcA Demonstratlon Hour.
$500 -Washington- Chicago base
.s.os--siaek @ ana cold Room Or.
chastra.
s;OO-Piano Twins.
G:15--Phil SpitAlny's Music
6:26~-Movie Guide.
e:27--Baaeball scores.
s:30-Correct time.
s;31-Bible talk The Return
from captivity"
6;tS-"A Week o. the Worlds
BusinesA." by J.. E Van
Norman former CONNER
cia1 attache in Europe Of
q the United States Depart
menf OF Commerce
7:0O--Ths calvaca1e
es0O--(ieneral Electric Hour.
e;o0--Lucky Strike Dance Hour.
10 0:00--Weather forecast.
10:O1-Orean recital Lew white
io:30--Siumber Music.
it:oo-Rudy Yalies ana his er-
chestra.
NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS.
3:00-Play-by-play account, Of
Warrington Chicago base
ball game. broadcast frcm
studio Of The Washington
S:4S-Ths Town crtsr.
e:00--Public Service Man and
what's on the air tonight
s:tO--Walter T. Holt program.
mandolin and guitar.
e:30--DinRer music.
T;0O--Dance music.
T:1l--Amoa N Andy.
T:Io-Capitol Trio, Jack Null
lanes entertainers.
wMAIe-WashinEtOn---s: :30-47G
3:0O--W ashfngt on Chicago game,
II played Otherwiss sched-
uled program
5:20--"Farm Hints for the SUI
burbanlte."
S:3O---Musical vespern.
6:00-Correct time.
S:00-Newa flashes.
s:15--"A Cotton Picker" in piano
syncopations.
S:3b-sophoclea T. papas In
banjo and guitar solos
s;4S-"Ths Business Future Of
Keefer, Of Alsxa ndria Cham
Der Of Commerce, presented
BY Washington Chamber Of
Commerce.
T:o0-Sorrento serenade.
T:30-Baeson finance period.
s:0o-Nit Wit hour.
s:30-Tsmpls hour.
s:00-Nattonaf Forum from
Washington.
s:30--Jesse Crawford's melody
hour at the organ.
10:00-ParamOuDt Hotel Orchestra.
WJSV-Mt. Vernon Hills, Vallejo
eos
s:00--Midafternoon Musical Hour
s:00--Featuring over $50 artistR
who have appeared over
WJSV from time TO time
including dance bands frett
ted orchestraB- novelty num-
bers, solOists. duartets, duos
string ensembles. The pro-
gram will be broadcast from
the Mt. Vernon Hills studio.
Imperial Valley press., 1929-11-18
Band Obtains
New Members

Horace Williams, under whose
supervision the FL Centre band was
organized a short time ago, an
nounces that membership in this or
ganization is increasing in a most
gratifying manner. At present
there are 81 players.
The band has made three public
appearances since its organization,
the first at the Barbara Worth ho-
tel two weeks ago, the second at the
Moose parade in this city, and the
last on Armistiee day when 1t
played for the American Legion
parade in Calexico and at the bah
game. Many favorable comments
were passed on the work of the
membcrs on these occasions.
A cordial invitation is issued 20
any Fl Centre musician who wishes
to affiliate himself with this band
to be present at the Wilson school
this evening" at 7:45 o'c,Oek when
the group meets for the rehearsal
O: new selections.
Imperial Valley press., 1929-11-18
Sore Threats
And Coughs
Quickly Relieved By This
Safe Prescription

Here's a doctor's prescription
that is really throat insurance. Sore
or irritated throats are relieved
and soothed almost instantly with the
very first swallow. About 90 per
cent of all coughs are caused by an
irritated throat; consequently for
most coughs too there is nothing bet
ter than this famous prescription
it goes direct to the internal cause.
II is put up under the name Thoxine
and is guaranteed to stop coughs and
relieve sore throats in Is minutes or
your money will be refunded. Sing
ers and speakers find Thoxine very
valuable.
The remarkable thing about Thox-
inc is that while it relieves almost
instantly, it contains nothing harm
full, is pleasant tasting and safe for
the whole family Ask for Thoxine
35c., G0c., and $1.CO bottles. Sold by
Clements Drug Store. adv
Imperial Valley press., 1929-11-18
ROBINSON AGAIN
TO BE PRESIDENT
OF FARM BUREAU
Unanimously Chosen At
Annual Meeting Held
Saturday.

| s. f. Robinson was unanimously
chosen president of the board of di-
rectors of the Imperial County Farm
Bureau at the afternoon session of
that body held Saturday at the court
house.
Upon presentation of the nominal
ing committees report recommending
s. f.. Robinson as president, J, l.,
Dubois as vice president, and Scott
b. Foulds as treasurer, Robinson de-
clined the nomination. After being
urged by all present to reconsider
his decision. Robinson consented to
let his name stand. and Judge A. G..
F'inney moved that the report be ac
eepted. which motion was unani-
mously carried.
Tn" meeting Saturday was an all
day one, and the morning session
was occupied with routine business
except for the appointment of the
nominating committee of Earl North
rup, c. +. kamm, and Ben Stahman,
who were instructed to prepare a
slate for the officers of the farm bu-
reau and to present that report at
the afternoon session.
A committee to take charge of the
regional conference to be held in this
city i'll January was also appointed,
the members being Judge A. c. Fin
ney. Earl Northrup, and l.. S. Watts.
The board of directors adjourned
at noon for luncheon at the Barbara
Worth hotel, and returned to the
court house to continue their meet
ing.
$. f. Robinson gave his report on
the annual convention of the Cali
tornia Farm Bureau Federation held
in Fresno recently. and Joe Enz gave
his report on the dairymen's conven-
ton held in conjunction with the
state convention.
Seek Assessment Cut
After these reports the nominating
committee gave its report and the
officers mentioned were elected.
The committee on alfalfa land as
sessment, consisting of c. c. Halli-
day. Joe Enz and John Gresham was
instructed to continue its work and
to take up with the assessor the mat
ter of a reduction on assessed valu-
alton of land in alfalfa.
Directors at large to the farm bu-
reau board of directors are to be
chosen at the next meeting, and the
nominating committee was instruct
ed TO have list of names to present
at that time.
Those present at the meeting We're
:. f. Robinson, chairman: and di-
reetOrs Joe Enz, Ben Stahman, c. F.
kamm, l.. $. Watts, Earl Northrup,
Vernon Rood, Judge 4. c. Finney.
II. c. Swink. y. w Hindle, j. r..
Snyder, G, q. Halliday. and Scott
B. Foulds, secretary-manager Of the
farm blreau
Imperial Valley press., 1929-11-18
All Clubs Plan
Many Activities

Local III club leaders met FRI
day at the court house and dis
cussed the fourfold program of
work which includes individual agri-
cultural or home economic projects.
self-improvcment projects, com
munity projects and recreation.
Under the community project :
many plans were considered such as
the serving of hot school lunches,
the improving of lunch room eondi
items, the planting of native shrub
hcry around home and school
grounds, the painting of road signe
and post boxes, and other improve
ments for the community.
During the month of November
usual fall social activities, including
Thanksgiving parties and marsh
rtallow roasts are being conducted
for the different groups.
There are several classes of All
clubs, banner, achievement and
standard, and the clubs are scored
according to their ability to meet
the standards of the various classes.
The leaders discussed securing All
club charters and the scoring of To-
cal clubs.
After the business session was
over, training meeting on clothing
was held by the leaders Of the All
clothing clubs. Miss Florence
Glenn, home demonstration agent,
and ID. +. Creighton, assistant farm
advisor, both of whom are in charge
of Ill club work in the valley, led
the discussion at the meetings.
Imperial Valley press., 1929-11-18

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from the windows of the X-Ray
room when firemen arrived. Fear
ing repetition of the Cleveland
hospital disaster, which killed 127
Persons this year, Fire Chief Bren-
nan Immediately sounded a call for
his helmet squad and that group,
wearing gas masks dared to enter
the flaming XRay room. The room
and adjoining rooms were flooded
with wafer
After the hospital was cleared of
patients firemcn battled stubbornly
for an hour before the flames were
extinguished.
Within two hours after the fire
had been discovered, the patients
were returned to their beds and the
usual routine of the place was re-
sumed. BY 7:lj all was quiet and
orderly again.
Damage was confined to the third
and fifth floors, the third being gut
ted by the flames. Little damage
was done to the lower floors bv fire
but the flooding Of the X-Ray room
with water caused some property loss
below
The heat was terrific and this
handicapped the firefighters and res
cuers. All elevators went out of
commission soon after the flames
started and that handicapped the
workers as some patients were on the
fifth floor and were carried to the
ground floor.
The nurses gave way to woman
like tears and other manifestations
0: excitement after the fire was out.
There were no tears or Mysteries
while patients were to be saved but
there was a considerable letdown in
emotions after all patients were
saved and the blaze extinguished.
Imperial Valley press., 1929-11-18
Legal Notice
NOTICE OF SALE OF STOCK IN
TRADE

Notice is hereby given that GEO.
G. ERICKSON whose address and
place Of business is No. 400 State
Street, FL Centre, Imperial County,
California, owner of the Black
smith shop, stock of merchandise
and machinery now at said place of
business, intends and is about to
sell the said Blacksmith shop, mer-
ehandise and machinery at private
sale to r. II. Jackson, whose address
is No. 400 State St., FL Centre, I'm =
perial County, California, and that
the purchase price of said stock in
trade is to be paid ON the 28th day
of November 1929 at the hour Of
1000 O'Clock A. NJ. at Edgar Bros.
Realty Co, office at No. COS Main
Street, II Centre, Imperial County,
California.
Dated at FL Centre, Imperial
County California, this 18th day of
November, 1929.
GEO. G. ERICKSON.
1910
Imperial Valley press., 1929-11-18
Senator Allen In
Move For Peace
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is retiring to become ambassador to
! France.
They also favor the ousting of
Chairman Moses of the Republican
senatorial campaign committee on
! the ground that he is no. tho best
! suited man to lead the reelection
/ campaigns of 10 Republican senators
next wear because of his record dur
ing the presidential campaign and
more recently when he aroused the
wrath of midwestern Republicans by
| calling them "Sons of the wild jack
ass
! A public complaint has been lodged
against Moses by Senator Metcalf,
Republican, Rhode Island, who is
not member of the group, but who
has signed the groups tariff posi-
tion, pledging support of the group
program on the tariff bill. Metcalf
made public letter to Moses ask
ing that he keep his hands out of
the Rhode Island senatorial situation
which Metcalf said he would handle
himself. Metealf is one of those up
for reelection. His friends say Moses
was unpopular among Rhode Island
Republicans because of the letter he
wrote to Zeb Vance Walser. Lexing-
ton, Ky, during the presidential
campaign, letter used by the Dem
ocratic presidential nominee, Gov.
Smith, in connection with his charges
that Republican leaders injected the
religious issue into the campaign.
Backing M'Nary
Most of the new group is backing
Sen. Charles L. McNary of Oregon
to supplant Watson as floor leaders,
although McNary has attempted to
suppress the movement.
The more cautious Republicans,
who are advising the younger sena
tors, believe it would be unwise to
start a leadership fight at this time
and have asked the youngsters to
bide their time. 1t is not known yet
whether Watson will desire to con-
tinue as leader when he returns and
nothing would be gained by starting
Il contest against him in his absence.
they say.
Despite this advice the young
guard leaders have served notice
that they expect change on the
part of the leaders in contrast to
their tactics on the tariff bill, and
they make no secret of their inten-
tion to get what they call ga new
deal all around" unless their de-
mands are met.
Imperial Valley press., 1929-11-18
Vasc0ncelOs Said
To Be Hiding
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60" and accomplished by preventing
the Vasconcelos supporters from vot-
ing.
In view of the prevalence of dis
orders yesterday, the possibility
arose of an armed movement to win
the presidency for NascOneelos. 1t
was pointed out, however, that even
should the reelectionists in the north
attempt such movement, that it
probably would be short lived be-
cause of scattered support and be-
cause Vasconcelos himself would re-
train from authorizing such tactics.
Imperial Valley press., 1929-11-18

Every year Imperial county ranch
ers plow under about 10000 acres
Of old alfalfa and SOW a like area
of new land.
Imperial Valley press., 1929-11-18
Though you may live beyond the

Though you may live beyond the
gas mains you can now have natural
gas service for cooking. water heat
ing, and 10 keep your house warm.
Deposit TO guarantee bin reduced to
$500 Rates for gas reduced. Why
not aavc modern convenience and
comfort . INLAND EMPIRE GAS
COMPANY. 116 North Sixth Street,
FL Centre. Phone s25. adv
Imperial Valley press., 1929-11-18

Examination Saturday-The ex-
animation on the constitution of the
United States viii be given Satur-
day morning at 8 o'clock in the
office of the county superintendent
and teachers planning to take it are
reminded of the date. November 90
Imperial Valley press., 1929-11-18

Judge Griffin Here-Judge Lloyd
Griffin of San Diego is occupying
the bench Of the superior court this
week in place of Judge Vaughn
Thompson. Judge Griffin has been
in the valley before and an informal
reception was held at the court house
This morning in his honor. Judge
Thompson las taken Judge Griffin's
place at San Diego.
Imperial Valley press., 1929-11-18

County Supervisors Meet-The
regular midmonth meeting of the
board of supervisors was called to
order at 10 o'clock this morning.
Those present We're: r. c. Smith.
G. W. Pulliam, Dave Vencill and
Henry jackson. g. W. Pulliam was
chosen to act as chairman protein
of the meeting. The morning ses-
sion was taken up chiefly with a
discussion Of various tax matters
without any formal action being
taken by the board. After the lunch
con recess the meeting was contin-
ued.
Imperial Valley press., 1929-11-18
Good Honey-54S Broadway. adv

Runaway Boys Sought-Nolan
Harding, IS, Ed Catlin, Is, and Leo
nard Reufroro, u, all of Ventura,
are sought by the police of that city
since leaving there late Saturday in
a Ford roadster, licensed 3PS3-4l.
The boys are supposed to be headed
for the J. f. Wray ranch near Cal
ipatria and all valley police heads
have been notified to be on the look
cut for them.
Imperial Valley press., 1929-11-18

To Revise Maps - A representa-
tive of the Hobbs Highway Maps
company is in FL Centre for the pur-
pose of revising the maps of 1mper-
ial county, especially to bring the
FL Centre sector up to date. These
maps are known all over the United
states and are highly appreciated
and widely used by the motoring
public.
Mrs. H. sorensen Nurse. 77s
Olive. adv.
DR.. W. E. Lyons specializing in
osteopathic diagnosis and treatment
692 Main St. Phone 737. Residence
744. adv
Wash Frock Shoppe-722 Olive.
Mrs. l.. II. Grassland. adv
Fresh Buttered popcorn at Paul's
Stages Depot. adv
Wooda Blesy School Of Dancing.
Latest Ballroom and Classical
dances. 729 Orange. Phone 133-W.
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