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THE WEATHER

District of Columbia - Occasional
showers tonight and tomorrow; not
much change in temperature: moderate
variable winds.
Maryland-Occa showers tonight
and tomorrow; not much change in
temperature: moderate east or north
east winds, becoming variable.
Virginia Occasional showers proba-
BILE tonight and tomorrow; not much
change In temperature; moderate va
riable winds.
West virginia-Probably showers to-
night and tomorrow; cooler in east por-
ton tonight.
Records for "a Heurs.
Thermometer-4 pm, rs; 8 pm, SO:
IL midnight. 81; 4 am, 81; 8 am, Sc;
noon, 81.
Barometer a pm, 1881: 8 pm,
1886; IL midnight 1884; 4 am, 30 7S;
8 am, 1880; noon, 1888.
Highest temperature, 10, occurred at
2:30 pm. yesterday. Lowest tempera-
ture, So, occurred at 7:30 am. today.
Temperature same date last year
Highest, A.; lowest, 50.
Tide Tables.
Furnished by United States Coast and
Geodetic Survey.)
Today-Low tide. 2:3e am. and 3:15
pm; high tide. 1922 am. and $50 pm
Tomorrow-Low tide, 3:19 am. and
4 pm; high tide, s04 am. and 9:36
pm.
The Sun and Moon.
Today-Sun rose $40 am; sun sets
$40 pm.
Tomorrow-Sun rises 5:38 am; sun
sets Sal pm.
Moon rises 6:14 am; sets 7:50 pm
Automobile lamps to be lighted one
half hour after sunset.
Condition Of the Water.
Great Falls-Siightly muddy.
Weather In Various Cities.
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Marriage Licenses.

Robert Theodore Eilertson, &c. and Blanche
r. Huddle. rs. Shenandoah, Va; Rev. j.
Harvey Durham.
Fred Williams Bartlett, 81. Dallas, Tex.
and Margaret Ward Curtis, 81; Rev. H. r.
Downs
Holland Paul Hodges. "a. and Mary Helen
Sutton, 20; Rev. Robert Johnston.
Charlie Clement Seymour. 23. and Lyllian
D. Behrends, 10: Rev. r. w. Schrun.
James Lee Morris, ~. Philadelphia, Pa,
and Mary J. Everett. "a; Rev. W. M. Hoff-
Joseph A. dodbout. 10, and Helen NJ.
Poast. 10. East Riverdale, Md: Judge r. z.
Henry d. Davis. 20. Glen Allen. Va. and
r.arle 9. Royal, Is. Richmond. Va; Rev. W.
Fleming A. Thurston, ~. Richmond. Va.
and Ruby Louise Salmon, 81, Elko. Va; Rev.
w, M. Hoffman.
and Loretta Mae Boppelie. IS: Philiipsburs'
Pa; Judge Robert E. Mettingly.
Robert l.. Thompson, 49,. Schenectady, N.
Y. and Sarah Josephine Mclean, 40, Chevy
Chase. Nd; Rev Thomas q: smy.he; -,
and Ruth Cavis, lS, Takoma Park, Md;
Rev. Thomas w. Cooke
Robert Thompson, 81, Compton. Nd. and
Richard l.. Everett. IS. and Eleanor Mae
Schoomaker, "a; Rev. Paul L. Norris.
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BLAIR. GERTRUDE. In loving remembrance
OF our dear mother, GERTRUDE BLAIR,
T Td,s died seven years ago today April TO-
Sad and lonely, We are living on from day
We hope to see you some day in that land
What peaceful hours We once enjoyed with
How sweet your voice sounds.
But death has left us with a vacant chair
the world can never NIL.
DEVOTED DAUGHTERS
BROWN. ROLAND IRWIN. A tribute Of love
TO the memory OF our dear son, ROLAND
IRWIN BROWN, who died three years ago
'' ~ MOTHER AND DADDY.
DONNELLY. JAMES z. In sad but loving
remembrsDce Of our dear husband and
father, JAMES z. DONNELLY, who de:
parted this life one year ago today. April
Il HIS yD6iEvorED WIFE AND CHILDREN.
CHORUS. RUSSELL G. In loving remem-
brance OF our dear son, RUSSELL q
CHORUS. who departed eleven years ago
today, April 10, 1918.
just line Of sweet remembrance,
Just q memory. fond and true;
Just token Of loves devotion,
That our hearts still long for you.
MAMMA AND DADDY.
MAsSINO. CATHERINE. In loving memory
of our mother and wife. CATHERINE
MAss1NO: who departed this life one year
ago. April 10. 1928.
OOc year mas pdSecus ucdI ulUbucTs
But our hearts are Just the same,
For many a silent tear has fallen
At the mention OF thy name.
A wonderful mother, woman and aid;
One WHO was better God never made;
A wonderful worker. so loyal and true,
One IN million-that. mother, was you.
Just in your Judgment, always right;
Honest end liberal, ever upright;
loved by your friends and all whom you
knew
Our wonderful mother-that. mother, was
you.
When We are alone and silent
We breathe deep regret
For you we're ours, and We remember
If all the world forget.
Dear mother, it matters not which road
we take,
How dark or lonely it may be,
We know that God will somewhere Join
The roao that leads to thee.
May she rest in peace.
HUSBAND AND CHILDREN
NORMAN. IDA BRoNAUGH. In lovins re-
membrsnce of my dear daughter, IDA, who
died seven years ago today, April 10, 1922.
HER LOVING MOTHER, SARAH Bro
NAUGH
SCHULTZ. ALBERT e.; IDA c. In loving
memory of my dear father, ALBERT E.
SCHULTZ. who departed this life May %,
1904, and mother. IDA c. SCHULTZ, April
10. 1920.
Loved in life, remembered in death.
SOPHIE AND IDA.
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DrathH.

SMITH, ROBERT J. on Wednesday, April
10. 1928, at walter Reed Hospital. ROE
EHT J. SMITH Notice Of funeral here
efter Remains resting. At the w: Ernest
NV.
S sss Y s sSsasn Nas On gs oPHE
SsIEBERT. Funeral services from. iS35
Th sn nhS Sri Wiiass 81 zen in. on
mant Rock Greek cemete nv '"' ~
sIIBERT. JOHN. SUD- eniy on wednesday,
cnircy st. NV, JOHN II. sTIBERT. Re-
mains resting st the s.. H. Hines Co. flu
Philadelphia, Pa.
TRoTTER. MARGARET Z. On Tuesday.
April o. 1929. at 1i:35 am. at her resi-
dence. 653 st. ne. MARGARET z.
TRoTTEE fnee GRINDER, loving mother OF
Eleanor Mccormick Ingram and Psrke
residence on Thursday. April IL. at 2
o'clock pm. Relatives and friends invited
e attend. Interment in Confessional
day. April 9. 1929. GUSTAV A.. the beloved
husband Of Elise H. vollmer. Funeral from
his late residence. l76 Ballston I'd, Cherry
Relatives and friends invited. Internnent
at Prospect Hill Cemetery.
WOODF0RD. EVELYN s. On Monday. April
8, 1929. EVELYN WOODFORD. in his e2nd
ear Services were held at Il am: today
Arlington National Cemetery.
Gay. April 3: 1870; a 1880 pm: st Cal
o Heer h aSSSts Of If DU1s r.
friends to mourn his departure Remains
chapel. srd and I SITS. sW. Notice Of
funeral later.
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stairways, against deep blue cyclorarna
shifted in position through various
scenes.
Harold Snyder Of the Community
Center Department illustrated to the
audience on the stage the various sides
of modern stage equipment, with spe-
cial reference to lighting. The I'M
portance of the Grapes and hangings In
regard to texture, weight, color COM
position and arrangement was great,
Mr.. Snyder explained. The value OF
appropriate lighting to the effectiveness
Of plays presentation could not be
overestimated, he said.
This evenings session also will be
devoted to demonstration subjects, with
talks on makeup by Grace Peters
johnson and Denis Council: on Make
UP Materials and Their Prices" by Ed
ward Muth, and on "Pageantry and It's
Organization, by Marie Moore For
rest and Pauline Oak.
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Deaths Reported.

The following deaths have been reported to
Katherine e. Wood. 49, 20i4 Kalorama I'd.
Sarah A. Thomas. 80. 456 M ST.
George o. Carpinter, H. sos G st. s.v.
James NJ. Lynch, 81, George Washington
Edward Flynn. So, Home for Incurables.
Agnes Powers, So, Garfield Hospital.
Frederick M. Ashbaugh, IS, 1889 Belmont
Hannah NJ. cahill. So. 1917 TAYLOR st.
Laura Sykes. As. Providence Hospital.
Duane S. Morrison, "a, Walter Reed Hos
pital
Infant of Heath and Margaret Berry. IS
days, Homeopathic Hospital.
James Fletcher, rs, 9l5 r. I. ave.
Mary E. S.mms, 10, 602 K st.
Sarah NJ. Peake. So. 256 z st. s.w.
Herman Issac, IS. 1929 Virginia ave.
Earl Forsythe, II, 3i6 u st.
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The following births have been reported
he Health Department in the last "A hour,
Frank and Katie Page, boy.
John E. and Martha L. Cammack. boy.
Leslie r. and Carolyn NJ. Settle, boy,
Thomas J. and Mary A. Jameson, girl.
John and Mae Fitzpatrick, boy.
Robert r. and Gertrude Z. Evans, girl.
William r. and Margaret w. Kalas, boy.
James and Olga Prioyolos, boy.
Peter L. and Rosie Adams, girl.
william and Lulu Butler, boy.
Ross C. and ALA NJ. Everett, boy.
George and Edith Brooks, boy.
Walter and Malopa Kendall. girl
William z. and Louise Barnes, girl.
Thomas L. and Flossie Campbell, boy.
Robert and Helen Wilson, boy.
Louis and Mary Washington. boy.
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MRS. RUBY F. DUNBAR
FUNERAL RITES HELD

Funeral services were conducted In
the v. L. Speare Co funeral parlors
yesterday for Mrs. Ruby F. Dunbar,
wife of Uric S. j. Dunbar, attorney.
Burial was in Fort Lincoln Cemetery.
Mrs. Dunbar was the daughter i'm
law of the late Uric s. J. Dunbar, ST.,
sculptor, who died in May, 1927.
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DpathH.

BARRIER, JOHN. On wednesday, April 10
1929. ct the residence of his daughter
Mrs. p. d. Bradbury. 1915 4th st. ne.
Barber. Notice of funeral hereafter.
BARNES. HARRY. Departed this life Mon.
day, April 3, 1929, at 1870 an, at his resi-
loved husband Of Hattie tsnowdeni
Barnes, loving father OF Raymond and
Harry Barnes and only brother of Maggie
relatives and friends to mourn his loss
His remains can be viewed ct his residence
wednesday after pm. Funeral Thurs.
day, 2 pm. from the Lutheran Redeemei
Church, 9Th st. bet. Fla. ave. and Barry
pl. NV. Rev. d. e. Wiseman, pastor. In
terment Knox, Va.
Gone, but not forgotten.
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Uarna nj Chunks.

FOSTER, ARTHUR. I wish to thank the
many friends for their Kindness, sympathy
and nowers during the loss OF my dear
Mrs. vifRfsGrNIA FOSTER. .
R0BB, GEORGE W. We wish to express
our heartfelt appreciation to the odhciat-
ing pastor, officers and choir Of the Ver-
cficeSs and the Women's Club OF the
METROPOLITAN Baptist Church. the pastor.
Ladies' Aid Society OF the Lincoln Temple
CONGREGATIONAL Church, the pastor Of
Mount Moriah Baptist Church, tie friends
Of the. Columbia Countr' Club. the ON
p. OF W.; our relatives and friends for
their sympathy and beautiful floral trib.
utes on the occasion Of the death OF
HIS WIFE, BRoTTHER AND SISTERS.
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into vindov ~ 2ssS CSaiiSorCie n M 'The
owner may recover 1t by calling at address
given.
FOR LOST ANIMALS. apply Animal Rescue
LGague. $40 Maryland ave: s.w: Main sos8.
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GLASSES, in Semones case. and Parker
pen, March 40 on i4th ST. car between 18th
and Belmont sts. Reward. Col. $40. 1880
Belmont, Apt. 3. "
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LOST.

BAG, beaded. black, containing eyeglasses.
few dollars, etc. Lost March 81. North
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CLASSES tortoise shell frames, in leather
case. Reward Mrs. jenkins. West az 10.
JADE RING with dragon head. at polo ball:
April /. Reward II returned to Wi1n ls
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National Museum Monday, April g. Reward
Call Mayflower Hotel. Decatur 1000. Branch
"a
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PORTER, ALTA. onicers and members Of
the fS''' death Of Mrs. ALTA. PoRTER: Fu.
neral THURSDAY. April II: 1879. at o'cIcGk
Also the death OF Mrs. MALLIE HICK-
MAN. Funeral was held Monday, April o.
1929 Assessment due at next meeting.
MRS. MARY BRYANT, Pres:
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CAT, female; long fur, bluish-gray color,
green eyes: from 6i0 Orleans place ne.
April 6. Reward. Phone Lincoln 923l-J
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MIrIE.AY, LILLIAN. Suddenly on Monday.
April 8, 1929; at her residence. no Irving p;
TIE late Harrison Murray: devoted sister
of Halle. cambridge, Dollie. Dorothy
Wright and Mrs. Ida Brown: Remains
resting at LomaxS chapel, i400 st. NV.
Notice of funeral hereafter
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FRATERNITY PIN, set with opals and
rubies; owners name inside. Maurice Cor
rigan, Georgia S74g
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PORTER. ALTA NJ. Departed this life Mon
day. April 8. 1929. at the residence Of her
S SsaSn1sah n y, AITIA N Porter: g:
voted wife OF John E. Porter and mother
Of Norah M Diuguid Almora NJ, Hawk MS
william Edward Porter, Violet Mildred
Byrd. Martha Z. .Magruder. Gerse Vernon
Porter and NJ. Louise Coates. Hemalns
resting at eos St. NV. after IL noon
Wednesday. April 10. Funeral Th1rS H.n,.
CONGREGATIONAL Church. 18th and r. SITS
NV Friends are invited. ~
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DOG. German police. female, stubbed collar,
tag No. 6s7, answers to name Bah Re-
turn to GAL s. st. NV.
DOG. Eskimo spitz. white; lost near eth
and II SITS. ne. Reward IL returned to baby.
Mr.. Powell. Main 1886.
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tag: answers to name "Buster'' strayed
from 2lIS NJ NV: 72o a.my April 8. Re-
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EYEGLASSES-Sh trimmed. Saturday, in
vicinity of Earle Theater and the Happiness.
Call Main 2l00 between and $3.50. Reward.
FRATERNITY P1N-Friday evening, Union
Station or v st. and North Capitol, or on
Carroll ave. Takoma Park. Suitable reward.
Shepherd 1855.
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PIN-Sunburst diamond surrounded with
pearls. on Saturday afternoon on st. be-
tween Conn. ave. and 10Th. N. 7502 Reward.
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POWERS. AGNES. On Tuesday. April 3.
1929. at Garfield Memorial Hospital
AGNES POWERS, for forty years a ialth.
fiil and devoted friend in the family NJ
the late Senator Henry Cabot Lodge. tBoS-
: rnln lue
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DOG, white Pomeranian, 10 mos. old
reward. laos Ingraham st. NV.
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PRESLEY, MARY E. On Monday. April
3. 1929. at her residence. East Riverdale,
Md. MARY E, beloved wife of Henry M.
Presley. Funeral from her late residence
Thursday. Auril IL, at 2 pm. Interment
at Lanham, Md. ~
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PIN, diamond and platinum bow knot, Tues
day. Reward. Apartment ait, Meridian
Mansions Hotel IL
PIN. Sigma Kappa,- TRIANGULAR: set with
pearls. Reward. i. Z. Bullock, Northumoer-
land Apt.
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PIN, heart Shaped, inlaid with pearls and
sapphire in center: initials on back M. G. w.
at Mayfiower Hotel Saturday night, April g,
1923; reward. Miss woodward. North 1902
PTN-Sigma Chi fraternity pin. April g. be-
tween Dept. of Commerce Bldg, 18th ana
Pa. ave- and 18th and Monroe SITS me-; from
call Mein $3.50. branch IT'S, or North 5So4.
ARrr
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PRATHER, MARY EMILY. On Tuesday.
April o. 1929. at the residence OF her
daughter. Mrs. Edith E. Grimes. lilo St
Sc. MARY EMILY. beloved wife OF the
late John r. Prather tnee Catorl; Funeral
from the above residence on Friday, Aprli
70, at 1870 pm. Services at Forest Grove
Church. Meadows, Prince Georges County.
Md, at $50 Pm. Relatives and friends
invited Interrnent church cemetery.
Imperial Valley press., 1929-04-20
M'NJTT UNABLE
TO MAKE STOP
IN FL CEJTR0

Despite every effort by local h.
gion officials National Commander
Paul McNutt did not stop over in
FL CentNo this morning when his
train from the east puljrd into th.
station here at & 70 clock.
Legion huadquartc,, explained
that NcNutt was cue II arrive in
san Diego at lI:+5 ii. 49, today md
that the coast city posts had ar
ranged a huge Welcoming cal,rra-
tion. \ stop here might have caused
q hitch in the plans ct hi, original
itinerary.
1t was planned that if Mona,
was able to make Il stop over here
that mcmhrrs Of tin variou, valley
posts would tender him breakfast
at the Barbara Worth hotel and thynS
transport him by automobile to san
Diego.
\ number of local Legion officials
including Charles Nice 4. E.. Far
rar, Pat Thamm, Carl jacobson aul
Al Kellogg wrro at thn station tiiS
morning to greet the national com
Imperial Valley press., 1929-04-20
Much Interest
In Aqueducts

Word has been received at the
local chamber Of commerce that Il
party from Los Angeles and san
Diego is now making 4 thorough sur
ycy along the Colorado river for the
purpose Of investigating the route
proposed for the aqucduct to Los
Angeles. The aqurduct may possibly
be used to convey water to San Diego
as well a1 to Los Angeles, according
to this information.
Much interest has been shown in
the route Of the proposed #qHedurt
rs it is the general belief that
property along its route Will b"
valuable because Of location and
agricultural worth. Other umors
are that none Of the alucduct water
will b. used for irrigation purposes,
The chamber OF commerce has re
crivcd inquiries from all parts of the
United States for the past three
months asking for the exact. route
along which the Los Angeles aqae-
duet and the alI.Amrrican canal will
be built. Indications are that many
are waiting to invest in property
along its route.
Imperial Valley press., 1929-04-20
POLICE COURT
BUSINESS SHOWS
FORM REVERSAL s:

Police court today was, in the
matter Of th, uumhar Of prisoners
before the bar, d direct opposite o.
the condition that existed tae past
two day.
Jud4 Perkins tedaE lcv.,d 4
number Of fines and jail sentences
aad caaIHctoG tr. tr.' Of &f2,a-
tin. #g... ..'er.a. N.t .,..a ] a.t
guilt + .s - 4 r."es= r.
va@l
Errr IL. ii
po..t
q u4. .'
uc~sas. Judge Perkins s.aae.d
Judgment a.l VII prmoGaee Ais
verdict nest week
Hattie Davis, eolared restaurant
owner Of Calipatr:a, also charged
with vagrancy had her case CON
tinued until next Wednesday morn
ing.
Carl jackson, coored, cnarg i
with the possession Of Intoxicating
liquor pleaded not guilty ami WAS
held under $500 bond for trial
April "a. Chief Oswalt stated ag
would turn thy ease over to federal
authorities.
Babe Davis, eolorcd, arrested
last night on yagranyy >harge
forfeited $50 bail when s}, failed /,
appear in court this morning..
Valentino Nerna and J. =
Mycr were given fines OF $50 or t..
alternative Of spending ~ Gays OF
the city chain gang when they
pleaded guilty to vagrancy charges
Louis Mcjio drew q So fine o,
l2l= days for being drunk.
Jose Prl&I,s. a fourth offender
during the past month, WAS sen.
trnced to 80 days in the county jail
ON :; VagraucE charge.
Imperial Valley press., 1929-04-20
e. CENTRIC BOYS
NOT SIGNING UP
FOR c. NJ. I. {.

~ Centre youths are showing
little interest in the Citizens
Military Training Camps, accord
ing to the applications received by
O. G. Horne, Of this city, WHO is in
charge of applications for Imperial
county.
The camps viii be held as usual
at Del Monte and Fort McArthur
from July ! to july 80. Inp"riaI
county'S quota ut Del Monte is -
and Fort Macarthur, ).
Already 20 applications have been
received fof Del Monte, Is Of
which have been made by HraWlcy
boys. Fl Centre and CalcXico have
one application each.
Students intending to follow the
coast artillery course are s"nt to
Fort Macarthur. All others 90 to
Del Monte.
1T is difficult to believe HAT FL
Centre youths are less patriotic than
thos, in Brawlcy,o u prominent cX-
service man said today, when his
attention was caIlcd to the differ
cnce II Applications from here and
BrawIcr. Apparently the boys or
jhcir parents do not understand
Just what the training camps are.
Attendance at them in no way
makes the student liable to future
military service. nor is there any
expense attached to it. The govern
mcnt pays transportation to and
rom tn, camp, feeds and o1uipS
ho students while there, and mcdi-
al examinations are free. The onI,.
NPeuse to The student is that for
,creanaI necessities such rs toilet
orticIas, and pocket money.
l. parents "ouid hc made to
understand thr benefit Of the
.nas f.1 ,eas tA.lr would be a
mi i. lt o.. applicants. Clean
,ho .""H military dis
E... Hi il. develop
asaaeaa.. aud camping trn,
u.Ir# shr br~t supervision in the
world. ar, made availabIo 10 tho
toys if they are only interested
enough to take advantages OF
them.
Boys who are interested can oh
tain application blanks and full in
formation by communicating with
II. Y. Hughes at the Sccurity.f'irst
National bank in this city.
Imperial Valley press., 1929-04-20

You are cordially invited 10 visit our
special display Of the new Chevrolet
S:v-arraogcd in conjunction with the
great nationwide Spring Showing Of
General Motors cars.
Here, in a price class that has hitherto
been occupied exclusively by four
cylinder e@.onobiles, you will see
&. a,r~el q lice Of beautiful models
tint .'-.o~ yoA eycrg advantage Of six
cyl:rJ-r r-r-ormaace. Yet, d@e to lis
Imperial Valley press., 1929-04-20

that much traffic will be developed
on this route as interest increases
with the building of Boulder dam
He states that there IS no direct
stage or railroad line between FL
Centre and Yuma and Las Vegas
at present and his line will shorten
the trip as now made lG7 miles.
The proposed line is run by the
sand hills route from FL Ccntro to
Ogl!bv, Blythe and Needles and on
to Las Vegas aud Brdgham plans
~ transport freight and express as
vcu ., l"sScngc,,, operating under
the name Of the "'B & NJ Stages. -
The through fare, according to the
application for the route, will be
$3.50.
Imperial Valley press., 1929-04-20

Investment

ESpeSsESG-D Soto
Six is the only Chryslcr-
built six listing for as little
as $3i5.
BPFEEEsSP-Dc Soto
Six was designed by the
same group of engineers,
whose genius confcrs on all
Chryslcr-built cars the un-
mistakablc attributes of
leadership.
Es@CGgWS@-ChrysIcr
craftsmanship - guided by
the unique Chryslcr Prin-
cinlo Of Standardized Quail
iiy-ha9 attained Il master
piece il .lc creation Of De
so,o Sie
- All Tie
E.... s.H .'t l-sy 'cr
a.i t.c al;.-'a rc5
resulting from The common
policy Of engineering, pur-
Imperial Valley press., 1929-04-20
POLICE CHIEFS
AUTHORIZED TO
TEST MOTORISTS

Police chiefs Of the various I'm
pcrial Valley cities yesterday were
appointed deputy inspectors of the
motor vehicle division by Inspector
j. G. Butler Of Sacramento who is
making an inspection tour of this
district.
The chiefs were supplied with the
necessary charts and were given the
authority I" examine and issue per
.mit, the same rs the local state
Imperial Valley press., 1929-04-20
TT IIW CEzEVROLE'
d SIX in the price range Of THE t0ny!

great array of mechanical advance
mentS, the Chevrolet Six delivers better
tbantwentymiIe5 to the gallon Of gasoline
with extremely low oil consumption.
And this amazing six-cylinder per-
Torrance is matched in impressive
ness by the beautiful new Fisher
bodies. Come in any time this week.
See for yourself that no other Car in
the world can give you SO much at
prices within the reach Of all.
Imperial Valley press., 1929-04-20
STAGE HEARING
WILL BIZ Held
HERE APRIL "a

Secretary Hays Of the chamber of
commerce has been advised that the
hearing ON the application of \. l..
Brigham for passenger service be-
tween FL Centre and Las Vegas, Ne
vada, will be held in FL Centre ON
April ~ and that the chamber Of
commerce viii be expected to make
an appearance. Bridgham expects
Imperial Valley press., 1929-04-20
CANADIAN COLONEL DIES

BEVERLY HILLS, Calf. April
Colonel Fred s. Moore, former pro
vincial military commander Of
Prince Edward Island, died here dur.
ing heart attack last night. His
body win be taken to the island for
buriaI
Imperial Valley press., 1929-04-20
PERSONALS

Mrs. F. Z. Ferris, who has been
spending two weeks in San Diego,
is expected home tomorrow.
Councilman Ira S. Trey OF San
Diego was visitor here today en-
route home from trip to Las We.
gas, Nevada, and the Boulder dam
site.
Harry skinner, county attendance
officer, is in San Diego today on
business.
Mr.. and Mrs. Walter Jcssup and
Mrs. Louise Kennedy of Bard
teachers in the Bard school, were
FL Centre visitors today.
Santa Barbara county is to have
an assistant horticultural commits
s,nurr nt = salary of SO 900 a wear.
Imperial Valley press., 1929-04-20

rived here last night and were met
by number of Boycc .\tcn post
members.
The visitors boarded the San
Diego train this morning to escort
McNutt ON his three day tour of
California.