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New Britain herald., 1930-05-15

Ar-ozs those 0ho '-zs-1 ca- ral-o-v rot'aEe +7~ --e Su1cr-s-. 1- rre g-s-or-ars ~a.e o5 8 'rosSz-, for rne season. wrr. .r- Swans. ooupta oo.r ~s---.-. -a.~.-l.
 Lz7y7- G-s--s .>-i -r-.~ -5t-r- e7cAs ard orrm-eI -a4m .aa sea sorS .ess-
 Woe~ M-. and &-z. s7a.1 a. rived a' tr- ccre. Naton. inc bsepe- for The Co7-p-o7 n.z1e. r7s ] 7hes- la-ter rom Lawyer Genzgz and took them Q the cottage
 -ra tG~nlshirrs w7re satisf--- tor, except tha, oEer tra fi~e- plaea -as sor,e1rat rraeea ou- s-.H Handsome Ian ot raaao-E t2a-ts-=
 Tas"z o..." sna.r sad ID N.'- ion. .rGlca-rE -1s Tan. '-aaa # aTav"
 Just Bad Luck
 "t don. e1o0 17 Fl ha rso~ rr-et 'o caa0Eo ansra.l=" N.I- ton. inc Aoarev said. aezftar5-=lr
 "Wau, ether ,no-7 pcaco-s -as-terz ar rer,ore1 or T do1t ta6e the cottace-rnar.re hal luck = any teat-ars are had luck. n.t peacock r-s-Ae-z are Tho ror-- scrc oc bal -cs." 1fr. swan la- sisred
 Melton 's1=trd.
 I'm ro. =4pers---c4z.-' ar sa.t. I'll take inc Ian hor-a zr5 sr-n is until tne saasou E o-7r, -h-5 I'll put # na-'
 ! dont care ~r.-a t- i= 20 Io0r as # isn't on my premises -- bu: you'd better burr -ns 'a.7r because it is jus. so much bad lgch'
 Melton too ,aa Ian srau Tae Snains moved .0
 They were qu.e. people and =0. along wsli vHh r1- o-ners. or ~-ah five Of the o.rs~ eo'-ases Tb=~e nera tro rho 'arr-5. and -no Ianamg who d.dn- mfrcre. I-Ham. il .ra= bsHread. wa- a aoo,Ic=E P. Cayardlsn ~rs -non~ 70 aa p 0ry- tessioraI zamarar. Tho o.arOz Donderod how Lawyer C~oczs errr con F 'E3 .|' 'N-..#' IT. the seIee- .rtI- ro'0ns
 it vz= a @asr." orr0 ~a~r.' 'r.' n6r and hen t-a.. or H-.c- ea- hidden in --> I-a7m 2ar=za 0, .~- rtzt- and various -o4=n characters appeared 0ov and tner raven- e.sh uzot 10 taror some r3ta-~ roT1v par,-r=.
 The Svalr- a~l tr- o.atr five cottaEers rr0. 7.oor
 The Coupton* nr~r home ror 9 nrle' while, nu' nesfr appeared ar the COEo. Tr0. waru as exclusive -sz they vere nea.fhs. They went a1av in -tur.7r for z .arnt trIp 7rou1d tarolsh tr- ST. Laurence and to Thous7od rs.arl-
 Wor2noo nsr5a m4r.rz -ena.~- and inc v5naoe -a-ro= and other rim e the u'= e-erre house aa7 te.ng painted.
New Britain herald., 1930-05-15
SECOND ORDER OF NOTICE

Upon complaint in said cause brought ro sad Court, al Hartford, in said Coun- ", On inc first Tuesday of March, 1880. and now pending, claiming d divorce. and custody of minor child, il not ap- bearing 10 thls Court that the defenda nt has received notice rt th. pendency of sa i complaint and jt appearing TO ths tourt that lne rherea bouts of Inc de iendant John Meln4h is unknown 10 the plaintiff.
 ORDERED, that notice o' the instjtu- -Ion and penden'y ot sad complaint shall he given the defendant hy publish lng thls order n tho New Britain Her ald. newspaper published in New Brit an, once ween. for tpo successive weeks commencing on or before May 1o 1890.
 By the Court
 RAYMOND C CALHEE.
 Assistant Clerk of said Court.
New Britain herald., 1930-05-15

To serve foreign visitors special windo7e for foreigners al which information can be given in various languages, have been installed in the main post office on Spandauer street and in the main telegraph of- f.a in Enrlir.
New Britain herald., 1930-05-15
Italian News Briefs

Pisa May 15 UP)-Four mon were crushed 10 death in 2 landslide a stone quarry near Caprona today They were Domenico Rossi, A. Eodolfo Tozzini A.. Rodolso Bartoccl 4, and NelIo Ciol, c9.
 Catania, May 75 UP)-A new cemetery. replacing one which was ongulfed by the lava flow last year. vas consecrated today in the commune o' Mascalj in the presence Of authorities and the entire popn- laf1on Archpriest Mariana officiat- ed al tho consecration exercises.
 Arozzo, May 15 O'P)-The new electric railroad between here and SnalunCa. connecting six towns in tho chlana valley, has been com rlered and will he inaugurated the carly part or July,
 Turin. May 15 rP)-Sergeant parapatri of the Italian air force made a safe landing with his para- chute a the Mlrafiori aIrdrome to- day when hls plane caught fire at an altitude of 13o0 meters.
 Milan, May 15 TP)-Enrico Nanntti was injured seriously today when motorcycle he Has riding overturned in the Monsa motor drome after 2 tire blew out. Man ar'i was preparing to make an d. temp' 70 break the worlds motor cycle speed record.
New Britain herald., 1930-05-15
Bad Luck

hal LUCK
 Ther= 0-re -rE-- .o.r--. 9.r~- the "-crs or h. Crrr'on --.a-. These had te=1 .ra=-f e. res.=. aaca sumner. to 0s.. -.e1a~ --- -1 people L-vEe. G-zzz~. -+r t5e Cor-ptons. -'raH- va--tl on .E. applicants for .e-se oos.a-7v.
 The ao.a "a- .aar from ... p~.1ate lsaer. en. o.. oC rGa' 0r t-e n.- rogz- -o tr.. - ~as cor- @tlera1 eoor 7o... -o make ta. I-rome of eight r-9r-and 7 ra tr rom trssn -or-aEs- "r@h -o711- ron had bought n..n ra 07=a.t ,ctt 2 shore dete'o0ms compact. fsa r.oss 10 ms n.a.s. aE hEs0g P, oL-rrsr
New Britain herald., 1930-05-15
Peacock Feathers and Ladder,
 Clues to House Burglary

E- v.5~ rt this lime tns. rob- .-nE VAS discovered
 wa-r.s nal foota1 th7 Compton u.a.- Q. many valuable fhnEs - 'o.n-rc haInH but fnrae small but 7.r0=- priceless pain. .rGs. so1ae N.~z N7se@ and sou.a soi7 and silver ....-a-orao -hat together. Was N or. qu.5 3 5og.5rr.
 Melton discovered :re loss tho ~rzt day. '4nHf. GreEEs was 3oo0 at.u dateet"@=.
 Tor- Tho ca>-r5.s@ and lshau '..a0-~ ". t1- .orta1=s at tha Cove r.Ha ur1r~ -.S0.ten. Some of tiro -o.EH r4~gs.@rs aro were seen ai sr-r~ 7la.0- 7-~a =o-Er'
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New Britain herald., 1930-05-15
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synopsis A dozen en.gmas face investigators after the hated Dan parados is murdered. CIews become n'on moro battling when Anatole Fuquo. q detective from Paris, tells story oF three French criminals, ono ot whom was identified as tho purchaser Of q jade phoenix. Para dos token Of luck was such phoe- nix. ]. has disappeared. Allan Hunt, 7 loung antique dealer stalled on Farados' island during the murder uiz, finds himself locked out of he house after midnight, He enters window 10 room where Fala- dos ar, collection IS kept, hears a noise m the dark and senses a0 intruder He moves to waylly 'n. trespassa~ catches his leg m a ehaH and falls hoadlong as the pursued one fIecs.
New Britain herald., 1930-05-15

-=. 7oE had n1~ helpers trall both -at-u3 ~n 2nI lsnam-
 Melton vae censored Tor per- a-.-.0- tnr na:n-srs laa5-~ 10 re- a-s.n a' a w5ndoe. o}er rt=a'.
 Then Melton vas put under suspicion.
 T~.-. trev ~rra rnah'e to l6snI.~ tro ,o1.o~.-.= found. hlr BedIae harara4 1laron ue7d nE old shoes he so.ra some place and .a-n 5astroea. .rem.
 '~rar tried .sa door and 'n.u 7rn- m tHr te11-~.' NrteCtlyc Eed.-v said. saov.-- :Ee tracks.
 .YoaH better Dr. =l-s Ii wasn't nr.' N-ro7 5a-.arsd. E-callg distressed -a .- .rarr -u-re.on
 ar~aL'- .a -a-i .1 inc de'a-.v. You .-c .-..e=z. Ill ind t.e t..a.r=
 lie did.
 Whom d,d he have arrested. anI
New Britain herald., 1930-05-15
HAA MEINIh
JOHN MPLSIK

Superior Court State o' Connecticut County Of Hartford. the 6,h day Of May, tf-n
New Britain herald., 1930-05-15
DR.hAND'S
 WORM ELIXIR

|, i. the prescription Of ia nous child, ,peclaliN-SAFE, pleasant 10 take, gentle and
 t2re fn iH action. Your druggist will tell you that many of your own friends have success fully used 1t. Buy bottle Dr. Hand's today.
New Britain herald., 1930-05-15

Excavations in Egypt took the history or civilized mankind back 10 much nor" than 60o0 years.
New Britain herald., 1930-05-15
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Imperial Valley press., 1930-04-25
Youths Ideas
Are Corrected

G. Montgomery, IL, had his own
ideas of court procedure which were
rudely shattered in police court this
morning. The boy had received 4
traffic ticket for speeding. Brought
before Judge Perkins, no pleaded
guilty and was fined Sl3 for the
Offense, he having exceeded the
legal limit by Is miles per hour. I'm
mediately after hearing the scn-
tence, Montgomery left the court
room by the rear door and was
about to enter his ear and drive off
when he was gently brought back
and reminded that he had not as
vet paid up. He was told that the
police department was not in the
habit of extending credit to its Gus
toners in the matter of fine money
unless circumstances warranted
such procedure. He was given
until next Tuesday morning to bring
the money into court with the added
reminder that should he fail to ap-
pear at that time he would be
brought in.
a charge of disturbing the peace
against Lorcnz Reyes, -, was dis
missed by the court with warning
that greater care must be exercised
by the defendant in the future cs-
Imperial Valley press., 1930-04-25
HOSTESS AT CLEVER
HARD TINES PARTY

Miss Lillian Holiday entertained
with an enjoyable bridge party last
night at the c. II. Holiday resi-
dence, Gil Hamilton avenue.
Decorations were delightfully."- en-
tertaining, carrying out the "hard
times" theme. Bridge tables were
covered with newspapers instead of
the usual fancy covers, tallies and
score cards were made from brown
wrapping paper and card board
boxes contained the bridge candies.
Bridge prizes were won by Miss
Buick Underwood and Miss Norma
Young, refreshments being served
at the end of the card game. All
were in keeping with
the "hard times" motif and afford
ed much amusement.
Guests at this event We're the
Misses Ruth Bettis, Alice Cole,
Roberta Edgar, Maria jenkins, Mil
dred Records, Opal Hunt, Martha
Ryerson, Ruth Price, Mary Kate
Stewart, Helga Lund, Geraldine
Shaw, Buick Underwood and Norma
Young.
Imperial Valley press., 1930-04-25
SOCIETY AND CLUB NEWS
SCHOOL PROGRAMS
EVENTS OF TONIGHT

As the eliminating event of edu-
cation week whieh has beer OBJ
served this week in all city and
rural schools of the county, two
entertainm ments will Is held tonight
at s o clock, one at the Wilson
school in which the elementary
school children of the city viii take
part; the other, at the high school,
which will be conducted by the
students of the junior college, high
school and rural schools.
Delightful programs are to he
given at each school and the prize
pictures, awarded for the highest
percentage of visitations during the
week, will be presented to the win
ming rooms or schools.
The eastside school has had
special program every night this
week and presented an entertaining
play before an enthusiastic audi
ence last night
All parents and friends are In
vited to attend the programs to-
night and are assured OF a splendid
evenings entertainment.
Imperial Valley press., 1930-04-25
SANS SOUCI CLUB
MEETING YESTERDAY

Sans Souci club had a delightful
meeting last night with Mrs. J.
keyes Mitchell as hostess. entertain
ing at the home of her sister. Mrs.
William C. Reed, $40 He'll avenue.
Larkspur in pastel shades mada
effective decorations, the dainty col
ors being repeated in table and
bridge appointments. The usual
bridge game occupied the evening,
Mrs. William G. Reed winning high
club prize; Miss B E Proudfoot
high guest prize; Mrs. Calvin Il.
Mousseau, second; and Miss Nora
Epler, low. An appetizing supper
was served at the end of the card
game.
Guests of the hostess were Mes
DANES L. R. Philley, J. O. Cole, Bird
Hobby, W. j. Meagher, the Misses
Margaret Giles, Josephine Graham,
Alvena LaFontainc, Dorothy Wilson,
Bessie Proudfoot and Nora Epler.
Club members present were Mes
danes John Tyler, William c. Reed
Fred P. Nuttall, Kendall B. Perk-
ins, Vaughn y. Thompson, John b.
McNeece, p. A. Thaanum, Harold
Tyler, Jr., Calvin G.. Mousseau, Har-
nv Horton and the hostess.
Imperial Valley press., 1930-04-25
CLUB BOX SUPPER
IS GREAT SUCCESS

Cne of the most successfu, az.
fairs ever staged at the Rarhara
Worth Country club was the boy
supper of last night, a large number
being present on this occasion
Col. d. l.. Zinn, in his best vo;o
auctioned off the attractive simmer
boxes, some of which were unnsnal
" intriguing, and by his efforts
netted very considerable spm
which will be used for imnrove-
ments in the club house.
Tables were set on the porch and
in the dining room and the flowers
and appointments made a nrettv
setting for the party. Jack Strohel
and Mrs. W. Z. Beale were nrescnt.
ed with their cups as winners in the
recent tournament. A. H. Keller
made a splendid speech on the
of the club and ON it's
hopes for the future.
The remainder of the evening was
spent in dancing.
Next Monday will be q special
day at the club when pros from all
over the valley, San Diego. Agua
Caliente and other clubs, will hold
a golf meet
Imperial Valley press., 1930-04-25
PRESIDE Al PRETTY
DINNER AND BRIDGE

Mr.. and Mrs. Norman LON bard
presided at a eharmingly appointed
dinner and bridge given last night
at their home, Ola Olive avenue.
Dinner was served at small tables
which were prettiiy decorated with
crepe paper roses and tall yellow
candles tied with pink tulle bows.
Roses in pink and yellow We're the
flowers used, tallies and score pads
carrying out the same eolors.
At the end of the bridge game
high score prizes were presented to
Mrs. Dan Scott and w. C. Costello.
consolation prize being won by Mrs.
W. C. Costello.
Guests of the hosts were Mr.. and
Mrs. w. c. Costello, DR.. and Mrs.
Philip Hodgkin, DR.. and Mrs. F. @.
Carter, DR.. and Mrs. A. B. Hanson.
Mr.. and Mrs. Ward McGrew of Mel
GLAND, and NJ. and Mrs. Dan Scott.
also of Meloland.
Imperial Valley press., 1930-04-25
FAREWELL PARTY
FOR MRS. CONWAY

Compiimenting Mrs. Will r. Con
way. who Is to leave the valley this
weekend to make her home on the
coast, Mrs. John Eenos and Mrs.
". j. Wolinsky were hostesses at a
bridge luncheon yesterday at the
Barbara Worth hotel.
Exquisite pink roses made an eff
fectivc centerpiece, covers being
laid for Mesdames viii X. Conway,
Arthur Edgar. f.. A. Nance, Martin
C. Wahl, f. o. Carter, Harry Hor-
ton, Elizabeth Embury, II. L. Boad-
way, George f. Mann, }. d. Adams
and the two hostesses.
Following the luncheon, bridge
was the diversion of the afternoon,
Mrs. Z. O. Carter winning first
prize, Mrs. George +. Mann, the
second and Mrs. L. \. Nance. low.
\ charming desert picture was pre-
sented Mrs. Conway as a farewell
gift from her friends.
Imperial Valley press., 1930-04-25
BRIDGE PARTY AT
L. r. GORDON HOME

4 delightful event of last night
was the bridge party given by Mr..
and Mrs. l.. r. Gordon at their
home on State street. the house be-
ing beautifully decorated with pink
oleanders.
Bridge occupied the evening, high
score prizes being won by Miss Dor
othy Weir and Valentine Weiss and
the low by Miss Anna McManus
and Alec Stewart. Delicious refresh
ments Were served following the
close OF the card game.
Guests at this affair were Mr..
and Mrs. DeLong, Mr.. and Mrs. j.
X. Diamond, the Misses Esther
Ehmke. Helen Benin. Katie Weiss,
Dorothy Weir. Anna McManus,
Jean Stewart. Messrs. Homer Shirk,
II. Reed, Valentine Weiss. Louis
Alec Stewart and Joe
Lane.
Imperial Valley press., 1930-04-25
CHORAL CLUB TO BE
HEARD IN CONCERT
AT WILSON SCHOOL

On Tuesday evening in the Viii
son school auditorium, the lmper-
ial Valley Choral club viii be heard
in group Of songs, this being the
last concert of the season to be
sponsored by rne organization and
one al which Imperial Valley musi-
clans only will be featured.
The club itself is an organization
of which the community may well
be proud, rs few cities can boast
of a similar musical group of the
same quality as the Choral club.
In the fall of 1927, Mir. and Mrs.
John c. Canton organized the wom-
ems Imperial Valley Lyric club,
later founding a mems chorus. en-
titled the Imperial Singers. Each
organization gave a concert and
in the spring of 1923, presented
joint program. at which time it was
decided tocombine the two groups in
the Imperial Valley Choral society.
From the beginning, the Choral
club has steadily progressed. and
is now on a sound financial basis
and underwritten for the next two
years, the club being put on Il civic
basis in 1928 when Il number of civ
ic organizations II d individuals
agreed to back it.
The clubs only source of revenue
comes from the associate and club !
from the sponsors and !
from the ticket sales. As a result, j
the greater number Of tickets sold, |
the finer the concerts that can be .
the club being organizd
IN a non-profit basis.
Already number of splendid ar
lists have been presented under the
auspices of the club: Mischa Gegna.
Sol Cohen, Tudor Williams. Viola
ellis, nellie Gotthold, Norman Ben
lett. Leslie Brigham and others OF
quail note.
Following the precedent of past
ears, the concluding concert to be
eld on Tuesday, will be by the
heral club and other valley musi-
ians, with John c. Canton, director.
$ soloist. and Nina Canton accom-
anist. Those wishing tickets NAV
btain them at Clements Drug store
r the Imperial Music company. +
Imperial Valley press., 1930-04-25
Mrs. Weir ERtertGins
at Barbara F0rtl, Club

Mrs. Frank G. Weir has had as
her house guest during Easter week,
her daughter, Mrs. Gladys Baron,
and her granddaughter, Gvendolyn,
who returned yesterday to their
home in Hollywood.
During their visit here, Mrs.
Weir entertained in her daughter 5
honor at the Barbara Worth golf
club, the guests including Mr.. and
Mrs. Herbert McWiil;ams. Mr.. and
Mrs. Carlos Lewellyn, Mr.. and Mrs.
Lloyd Kenyon. Miss Dorothy Weir,
Imperial Valley press., 1930-04-25
FYTHIAN SISTERS
BENEFIT YESTERDAI

A delightful evening of bridge
was enjoyed by those attending the
Pythian Sisters benefit card party
held last night at the home of Mrs.
Duane Stafford, 81 Olive avenue,
under the auspices of the ways and
means committee.
High score prizes were won by
Mrs George w. Damron, and Romeo
c. Smith, while the consultations
were won by Mrs. George Rogers
and Charles Long. A delicious sup
per was served at the close of the
evening.
The affair was very we'll attend
ed and those responsible for its
success are Mrs. Ira Wakefield, Mrs.
Duane Stafford. Mrs. George Rogers
and Mrs. Romeo c. Smith.
Imperial Valley press., 1930-04-25
John RiceS Detained
By Daughters Illness

The many friends of Mr.. and Mrs.
John T. Rice of this city will be
shocked to learn that their little
daughter, Rosemary, is critically i'll
in San Diego, at the home of her
aunt, Mrs. Emil Klicka, 1906 2sth
street.
During the fore part of the week,
Mr. and Mrs. Rice, Rosemary, and
Mrs. Fred Kenyon left for San Di-
ego TO attend the funeral services
of a great aunt, Mrs. Clara Campion.
While there, Rosemary was taken i'll
and is at present in very danger
Gus conditions, although hopes are
held out for her recovery. Both
Mr.. and Mrs. Rice are with her,
and Mrs. Rice will remain in San
Diego until she is able to bring her
daughter back.
Imperial Valley press., 1930-04-25
Social Brevities

Members of the American Legion
Auxiliary are reminded of the
white elephant bridge party to be
given Monday evening at the home
of Mrs. Charles f. Farrell on Len
Rey avenue. Those planning to at
tend are asked to notify either Mrs.
tarrel or Mrs. j. s. Cameron.
Present Day club will meet to-
Torrow for a pot luck dinner at
the Mont j. Reid home, 436 Sandal
wood, after which the members will
adjourn to the f. o. Garter residence,
lob Brighton avenue, where pro
gram will be given by NJ. j. Dowd,
followed by the usual card game.
Members of the FL Centre Kiwan-
Is club and their wives are planning
to motor to Yuma this afternoon to
attend the official welcome of the
Yuma club into the California-Ne
vada district. One of the program
features will be a group of songs by
the local Glee club.
All women members of the Bar
b&ra Worth Country club have been
invited to a golf meet at the Inter
national Country club, Calexieo, to-
morrow. The tee off will be at
o o'clock, luncheon will be served at
noon, and bridge will be the di-
version Of thp nftprOopu
The Twice Told Tales section of
the Woman Ten Thousand club
will meet Monday afternoon at $50
at the home of Mrs. W. j. Reed,
523 Holt avenue. The afternoon s
program will be given by Mrs. ID.
Is. Roberts.
Buster Keaton, in "Frec and
Easy will be the picture shown at
tom orrow's junior matinee while
the auxiliary committee will pre-,
sent program consisting of num-
bers by the California Poppies, y
and an Interpretive music act by
Marvin and Dave Shipp. Chaperones
will be present as is usual.
\ meeting of the College Wom-
an : club will be held at ! O'Clock
tomorrow afternoon ut the Barbara
Worth hotel. Luncheon will be fol
lowed by business meeting on the
floor at which time of
-icers will be installed. This vii
be the concluding meeting for the
present club year.
Imperial Valley press., 1930-04-25
Large Acreage
OF WatermelOns

In another month, now, we will
start rolling them out, Harold Hunt,
member of the packing firm of Saw
dey and Hunt, stated this morning,
referring to the contemplated crop
of watermelons for which his COM
pany has become so well known
throughout the state. With S35 ac-
res of watermelons to be gone over
when the proper time arrives, Hunt
looks forward to much activity for
his company and its employees. He
stated that the wind which has been
blowing over the city since yester-
day will probably retard the prog
ress of the crop but will not cause
any serious damage as the vines
are well along now.
According to Watermaster Charles
Kaupke the 1929 flow of the Kings
River was only As per cent of the
annual average record.
Imperial Valley press., 1930-04-25
{ L E n
GIVE-AWAy

IT'S a trade secret not generally
known, but a number of leading
hairdressers use White King
Granulafed Soap for shampoo
ing-even though it's specifically
designed for household use!
That's because White King
Granulated Soap is the purest,
safest soap made. 1t contains no
"6ller" nor foreign matter of any
sort. It's made of vegetable oils
good enough to eat! If water
won't hurt it, White King won't
s. blankets dishes ,. or lingerie.
And it's economical too. Be-
cause it's condensed, a little goes
a long way. A teaspoonful to the
basin of water, or a cupful in the
washsub, and your washing
troubles are over. Your grocer
has il.
Imperial Valley press., 1930-04-25

be furnished by the Calexodians OF
Heber, sure guarantee for real
good time. hcneing VII! start ut
9 o'clock.
Imperial Valley press., 1930-04-25

peeially in the matter of certain
words uttered III public places and
addressed to persons in the vicinity.
Imperial Valley press., 1930-04-25

Louis McMarus, the guest of honor
and the hostess.
Imperial Valley press., 1930-04-25
.DeMolay Chapter
To Hold Dance

A cordial invitation is extended
the public to attend the uancc to
be given this evening by the local
De Molays ut the Masonic Temple.
This is to be the last dance under
the auspices of the order this spring,
and no effort has been spared by
the committee in charge to make
it the supreme entertainment of the
season. Music for the dance will