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NEARBY COUNTRV

Clifton Station, Va 28 miIes from wash
lngton. Modern home and Is acres; house
contalning rooms end bath, electric lishts,
Spsclhl furnace fne water. outbuildings,
about 100 fruit trees. yard beautifully land,
Scaped. Also large shade trees To be sold
on account Of death in family at a sacridce
price OF $7,500 worth considerably more:
moderate cash payment, balance $50 month
lhcluolng all interest For inspection call
HOWENSTEIN BROS
-, Exclusive Agents.
7th II SITS. NE. Lincoln o8s7.
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Mr., GOV. PRINTING OFFICE.
I7a3 NORTH CAPITOL ST-s60
Conveniently located home containing 8
briEht rooms. kitchen and bath, hot-water
heat, electricity.
CAFRTTz,
1904 K ST. Dist. 5000.
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SALE-HOUSES.
SEE THIS TONIGHT

NEW DETACHED WOODBRIDGE HOME.
Paved street, opposite park. tennis courts,
wonderful location. Six rooms, tiled bath
and shower. s. Dakota ave. and Otis st. n e.
Open and lighted until pm. IA"
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MISREPRESENTATION


NEAR WARDMAN PARK HOTELS ROOMS,
porch. garage. immediate occupancy until
October Is. VIM. H. Saunders Co, Inc, 1913
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NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS.

GENTLEMAN DESIRES l-R, B. & K.
apartment completely furnished including
gas and electricity; vicinity Takoma Park;
immediately; state price. Address Box
492-A, Star ONCE.
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5000 18th ST. n,w.-Nicely furnished; 10
rooms. 2 baths, fitted apartments; run
ming water in kitchenetteS; large basement,
bath, double garage trentedl, large back
yard and porch: SOS per month.
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MONEY TO LOAN.

WE BUY FIRST DEEDS OF TRUST NOTES
on vacant ground. building lots and acreage,
also buy second deeds of trust notes on i'm
proved property FULTON r GORDON.
Continental Trust Bldg District 523l
LOANS PROCURED ON AUTOS
OR STORE FIXTURES,
M GREENBAUM, RIM. 1885, TOWER BLDG.
18th, and K SITS. NV. Met 1862. I2s
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WANTED TO BUY BEST HOME IN CHEVY
Chase 1 can secure between $4,000 and
$40, 900; broker protected. Address BOX
1868, Star ONCE
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COLORED BUYER WILL PAY ALL CASH
for home on, heights; must be good value,
moderate and brick instruction: price not
to exceed So. 500; owners submit full par
ticulars. Address Box BIB, Star Office.
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REAL ESrATE-I.nANs

LIST and End TRUST LOANS PROMPTLY
negollated; lowest rates. RefinancinR NAMES
N. HUGHES. 1927 Eve st National 1872
MONEY TO LOAN ON d c REAL ESTATE
IN any amount at prevailing interest Jesse
L. HE1SKELL, Ills Eve st. NV.
SEE ME- FIRST-lst. and AND 5rd TRUSTS:
40 red tape; quick services reasonable
$500, repay $3.50 wk $500. repay $3.50 VIZ
1880. repay $3.50 wk $4,000, repay $1,000 wk
e. 500, repay Sl2. so wk $4,000, repay 1880 VIZ
Above payments include principal and IN.
tereSt and can be arranged monthly ano
bi-monthly. Also loans In nearby Md & Va
pr A. henry. INC, 1919 Eye st nv
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SALE OR RENT FARMS

5-ACRE FARM, GROOM HOUSE, ELFC-
tricityi convenient to bus line; good water:
house in good condition. Apply next place
George Keller, Rollins ave. Seat Pleasant Md
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FOR RENT-TO DESIRABLE COLoRED
only. S-room and bath fat, near 18th and
You SITS. NV. Has electric lights and is in
perfect condition throughout
HERBERT A. GILL 4 SON 1906 C ST. NV.
National 403S.
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FOR COLORED.
E1d NJ G. NM

WANTED TO lighthouses.
WE HAVE DEMANDS FOR MODERN TO
room houses to rent If YOUR property Is
vacant list IL here.
National O036 924 18th St NV
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SUMMER COTTAGES.
INDUSTRIAL SITES,
SALE-FARMS

ACRES, GROOM HOUSE, CELLAR GA
rage 2 cars; barn: outbuildingS, facing two
exchange exc. 5sg4 HOLMES CO.. 1904 K st. NV.
80-ACRE FARM, so IN CULTIVATION.
nice orchard fair residence; is miles out;
trolley station: $4,000. Also 80 acres, large
stream, very fertile; no house; $3.50
DE SHAzO & McNAB
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RENT-STORES.

RENT-STORES
817 NORTH CAPITOL ST-1a BLOCK FROM
Government Printing once; store. 6 rooms.
b; W h.; electricity cellar; $3.50 Key 1871
TIT 4th ST Nw,-sToRE. RMS. a.
los i St nH''w;.store.. rms, bath, cleo g %
SSs srd d. st. n' s.w-store rms, water. a. 50
4ss ST. ST. SWstore rm @a' Sat eas sSSo
100 : q ''' JAMES F. SHEA. ''' ~
643 La. Ave. NV.
FINE. LARGE. UP5To;DATE STORE ON
Connecticut aye, suitable for any business
raj PER q II " RUSSELL 9 SSyIPA,T is.,
NEAR .l4th AND SITS. NW.--LARGE
store; ideal location for pool room or colored
Mt: Pleasant-Approximately 16xsO feet;
room very reasonable rental.
l4th st; near Clifton st.-suitable for most
any business; deep. to alley; 2-car brick
Downtown- Entire s-story building; can be
49,, GGSHAs. D! sAqER;
1920 18th ST. NV.
Store with windows; good location for
any business 1sAnop xAr,1
6l7 'th ST. NV. National SOFT.
ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS
SECTION.
Large store. 20 by 80 feet. also S rooms,
bs tn, 2-car garage. h.-w. h., gas, cleo in this
excellent neizhborhood of home owners 3406
18th St ne tnear Monroe ST.. Sell for
$500, on terms, or rent for 500 per month
Good opportunity for home and business
under same roof. Bargain for some one
JAMES II. GORDON.
1343 H st. NV.
District 52S1 Cleveland 1885
EXCHANGE.
LET ME KNOW WHAT YOU HAVE TO EX-
change and what you want; ] may have it.
1924, Star once.
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QUICK MONEY

OUILk MONE Ely,
TO LEND, and AND 3rd TRUSTS; 800 TIC
$4,000 ON MARYLAND AND ID. C. HOMES
THREE DAYS TO COMPLETE TRANsAc.
TONS. COURTEOUS SERVICE.
c. F. WEARING,
l4i6 p ST NV NATL. si72
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WANTED TO BUY-HOUsEs
1903 Ridge St.

history BRICK HOME. GARAGE. IN MT.
pay $4,000 cash. Address Box ABB, Star
Office. I3t
CASH FOR WELL. LOCATED HOUSES.
stores and apis; also have many clients
who wish to purchase homes at present
market value. SHoWALTER REALTY CO..
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SALE-HOuSES.

COR. 5rd AND S SIS. N.E.-e ROOMS. 3
baths, garage; ami; bargain for cash. See
CARROLL, 918 q st. NV. Met 1910.
SO. 35o-NEW NORTHWEST; FIRST TIME
shown; rooms, built-in tub and shower,
hardwood floors, natural finish throughout,
screened-in porches. Frigidaire, nice yard
BARTLETT WIDMYER REALTY CO., Ma
SIGNAL O8S2
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ONLY -si2 MONTHLY BUYS NEARLY HALF
acre near Conn. ave. south OF kensington
only cents per foot. Kensington 74-J. Ia
yACANT-CORNER LOT ON ARGYLE TER
race, overlooking Rock Greek Park. $3.50
so. IT.. facing streets. VIII sell for the
assessed vaiue Address Roy 1A2-A Stap
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SALE OR RENT-sUBURBAN.
FOR SALE OR RENT - BROOM 8oTIsF
with furniture If wanted. Telephone Hystts-
vile 4l2-W. ias
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MOVING. PACKING AND STORAGE
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WATERFRONT PROPERTY.


BAY RIDGE.
Beautiful home of rooms and bath. wit
large, well shaded lot fronting directly o.
the bay. This splendid home is offered q
real Bargain. with immediate possession.
VIM. H. LANHAM,
Exclusive Agent,
l400 II ST, NV National Oa66
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RENT-SUBURBAN,

LEASE TWO YEARS. BEAUTIFUL, CORN
Try mouse. twenty minutes from CAPITOL;
every modern convenience. antioIe furniture
ieree Frigid1 ire, oil burner: beautiful lawns
trees and gardens 10 degrees cooler than
city Capt Heights 256. i2s
coLoRED-BuNGALow GRANT ST. NEAR
o. 3, zANTZINGER CO.
945 St NV. National 1871
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SAIF-LOTS.

SALE-LOTS.
ONLY si2 MONTHLY BUYS NEARLY, HALF
only ceats per foot GOT ke Ssa 4a-J III
yACANT-CORNER LOT ON ARGYLE TER
race. overlooking Rock creek Park. $3.50
assessed value. i address BOX , s4sh star
B BE. LOT, soxiss. SHEPHERD ST.
C Saaaase' MD. Phone owner, Mr.. Miller, Nat.
ssc per square foot; sssessed for T'4S ss.oss'
VII WI TAKE PACK sssoond trust on sscrihce for
WoopRIDGE, D. Csc BY 90 FIT. TO AL
sidewalk; $1,000. Call North 7203 or in
ouire 2377 r. l. ave. ne
Low price, Ice ' IT, Adams dams s4s7tW. own ssf
wooDsIDE HILLS, JUST ABOVE. SILVER
Spring on Ga. ave--Large, beautiful home
sites $3.50 up; easy payments. Agent on
PPFH0pPffTo5EK s Sgs from i,t IN Pm
LOT FOR ESTATE.
100 by l72 feet, fronting Rock Greek Park:
facing park of 1000 acres; owner closing out
aDldinE Go near Go course and nd Birdie path
foot and worth it; terms easy. Address Box
47s-A, Star ofnce.
AUTO LOANS.
A BETTER, CHEAPER PLAN.
TO BORROW ON YOUR AUTO OR TO
REF1NANCE THE UNPAID BALANCE
NORMAN GOLDBERG.
GIG q ST. NV, ROOM sol. MET. 4l42.
Liberal Loans Procured
On Autos, Trucks, store, once Equipment
Quick Low cost. CONFIDENTIAL service.
MONK. asi II Y Ave. NV. Nat. s722
AUTO LOANS.
QUICK SERVICE.
Open Evenings.
645 Md. Ave. NE. Lincoln OILS.
ZIG l4th St. NV. North o540.
LOANS ON AUTOS.
USE ,YoouR CAR1=LoWEsT RATES.
ACME FIN. & REALTY CO.,
LICENSED BROKERS.
905 N. Y. Ave. NV.
National 2453.
Imperial Valley press., 1930-09-23
HOPE THEY ARE
not BUILDING IT
IN The CELLAR

Wher the duck season opens on
Sunday, October J, the feathered
4uacks of Salton sea are due to be
urprised when encountered by \
group OF FL Centre nimrods manning
= sleek now Graf: now under con-
atructior.
The boat, destined to battle the
waves of the uniou" inland sea, was
designed to be IL feet in length and
four feet in the widest part. Build
ers, however express some doubt a.
TO the exact measurements now and
refuse to be quoted. Redwood was
used for the boat.
B. L. Lemons, Earl and Frank
Richmond, w. j. Shofner and Viii
liam j. Clements leased duck re-
serve on the Saltor sea and are rush
ing construction or their boat i'll
order to be ready to dip oar when
the season opens.
II is reported that Clements prom
scd to do all the rowing while the
theirs do the shooting.
Imperial Valley press., 1930-09-23
Ricardo COrtez
Sued For Divorce

NEW YORK, Sept. %. W.2)--
Alma Rubens, former screen actress,
has forwarded to Los Angeles a Pc
tition for divorce from Ricardo
Cortez, leading man, charging de-
sertion.
The actress is quoted as saying,
however, that the real reason she
is seeking a decree lies in her hus-
band s behavior just after she had
overcome the drug habit. Cortcz,
she said, adopted "hero' pose
and tried to claim the credit for
curing her.
"'It was my own battle" the ac-
trcss declared. Ny husband con-
tributed very little toward helping
NE, most of the money coming from
women friends.N
She asks for alimony, counsel fees
and $4,000 as her share in proper
~ jointly owned in Los Angeles.
Imperial Valley press., 1930-09-23
OBSERVING RULES
OF ROAD WOULD
MAKE PARADISE

"Read slowly, memorize, digest
and obey might be the label on
the recipe furnished by City Traffic
officer Frank Smyer for the con
coction Of a motorists paradise on
the open roads.
1t is greatly to be feared, how
ever, that should all motorists obey
| :hc following list of rules, traffic
officers would be forced to face a
| devastating unemployment s!tua-
ton.
The rules follow:
BE sure that your brakes are in
good condition.
See that your lights are all burn
ing.
BE sure that your registration ccr-
;ificatc is in the proper place.
Be sure to have your operator $
, license in your possession.
Be sure that your license is prop
crly signed.
BE sure that your ear is locked
when left Unattended
DO not leave valuablcs in open
cars
Do not leave motors running un-
attended.
Give way to 0vertaking vehicles.
Do not pass at intersections.
Keep to the right in crossing in
tersection or railroad.
Keep at safe distance when fol-
lowing another vehicle.
Pull to the right and stop on APP
proach of fire or police ears.
Stop and give aid in ease Of ac-
cidents
Be sure to report all accidents.
Be sure to give proper ann sig
! nails.
Arm signals should be given at
least 5 feet before executing.
Do not pick up strangers on high
way.
Do not ride on running board or
| tenders.
Do not interfere with drive while
car is in motion.
Do not allow baggage to extend
beyond hub caps on left side OF
car.
Do not blow horns and whistles
when it is unnecessary.
Do not use mufflcr cutOuts.
Avoid all unnecessary noise.
Do not allow license plates TO be-
come obstructed
! Keep windshields and rear view
mirrors clean.
Be sure your car is under control.
Do not depend on the other driver.
1t is your duty to report drunken
and reckless drivers.
Imperial Valley press., 1930-09-23
Keaton Comedy
Full OF Laughs

Stumbling over himself, over
army regulations, into and out OF
love and a dozen other things, Bus
Ter keaton, solemn-faced comedian
stumbes to new success in " Dough
Boys which opened last night at
Fox Imperial Theatre.
Portraying his usual role of a
dumb egg who doesn't seem to
know what it is all about at any
stage of life, Kcaton gets into the
army while trying to hire chauf
feur and soon finds himself leading
q miserable life under a hard boiled
sergeant.
The terr0rs of the training camp,
an ocean voyage and then life in
the trenches, find him meeting
plenty of trouble but managing to
get through it.
He even strmbles into the role Of
hero and still retains his dumbncss.
"Dough Boys" has plenty of laughs
and those who saw it last night
enjoyed it thoroughly.
Imperial Valley press., 1930-09-23
Jumps To Death
On Wedding Eve

SACRAMENTO, Sept. %. W.P)-
Harold Mitchell, "a, who committed
suicide by jumping from the tenth
floor of an office building here
yesterday, was to have filed his no
tiee of intention to wed at about
the time he took his life, police
learned today.
Some change i'll his marriage plans
was believed by authorities to have
precipitated his act. Miss Emma
Louise Hennige, whom he was to
have married, refused to discuss
the tragedy.
Imperial Valley press., 1930-09-23
PAGEANT LEADER
READY TO START
REHEARSAL WORK

Phil Whiting. member Of the firm
of Whiting and Bcasco III Los An
geles, who is to direct the pageant,
"The Desert Calls,' arrived in III
Centre yesterday afternoon and be
gan preliminary work for the pre-
scntation of the all-ycar fantasy
at the fair grounds at Imperial on
November 6, Z, s and 9.
The director is enthusiastic con
corning the manuscript and music
for the performance and expresses
confidence in the success of the un
dertaking. For the last two years
nc directed the Ramona pageant at
Helmet and the Pilgrimage Play at
the Hollywood Bowl. Recently ne
was one of the three directors OF
the spectacle, Julius Caesar, in whlca
more than 1000 persons participated
1T the HOLLYWOOD Bowl. Whiting
has served in dircctoilal capacl,N
in many outdoor pageants, was III
stock seven wears and played IN
vaudeville and musical comedy. lie
has been identified with various
phases of the theatrical profession
since 1914.
His most recent pageant was the
sicsta in Los Angeles, staged upon
the 10th anniversary OF the lOuh"'
ing Of that city.
Whiting and j. s. Cameron, county
chairman, are particularly anxious
to obtain the cooperation and assist
ancc of all residents of Imperial Val
lev. as they desire to obtain articles
of clothing, ychiclts, arms, saddles.
harness and other commodities ae.
tuallv used during the period from
1890 to 1908, they announced yes
terday. Valley residents are urgtu
to search attics and easements III
an effort to provide the necessary
authenticity for the pageant.
Types Needed
There are, according to whiting
50 speaking parts in "The Desert
Calls including two leading parts
masculine and feminine, which nc
wishes TO be played 10y valley peo-
nile There are many interesting
character parts for men, women &hd
children, as well as pats for vocal
lists and for an ls'piecc orchestra.
Those i'll charge viii make cverE
effort to induce pioneers and Their
descendants to play parts in the pro
duction.
One of the difficult tasks in cas-
ling the play lies in the fact thai
actors must be obtained who bear
some resemblance 70 those who shint
in valley history. Mon must be
found to impcrsonatc c. r Rock
wood, G. y. Perry, DR.. W. 7. lietter.
nan, A. II. iIcber, W. T. Holt and
the scientist, DR.. #o2cne:af'. Also
doubles for Kit Carson, De ANA
Father Garcos and General kearney.
FL Centre is expected to proVI0e
approximately l25 participants, with
the remainder OF the east 10 be s.
lectcd from other valley towns.
At Wilson school "Wednesday
night, all FL Centre residents ar"
urged to meet with Whiting and
Cameron for the purpose OF prclml.
nary consideration Of east and also
for an outline of plans and require
mcnts.
Imperial Valley press., 1930-09-23

Due TO the very serious illnes Of
her sister Mrs. George Russell and
her daughter, Bcfnioc, left hur-
Iicdly, Thursday night, for Crdm-
claw. Washington, where her sister
lives.
Miss Anna Wells spent last week
end with Miss Ruby Gavin Of FL
Centre.
On Sunday Mrs. William Meyers
Of Meloland visited Mrs. /. Trimmer
Mr.. and Mrs. Willie Maybrv and
their three children, Earl, Chester,
and Charles, returned recently from
vacation spent Jacumba and
Mistlctoc Lodge iii the mountains.
Mr. aud Mrs. J. +. Wagner and
Kathleen, Gore. and Russell Wagon
cr. oEiovcd SUNDAY dinner with Mr.
aud Mrs. q. s. Wagoncr and fam
lily.
Mrs. Elmer FORESTER and her son
qnd daughter. Dolly and Dick, hav,
have just returned from visiting
with Mrs. Forester r's brother, W
T.. sherwood, a former valley resi-.
dent, ut Riverside, with relatives III
! or Angeles and Laquna Beach. and
with friends ut Santa Anna. Elmer
F6,rcstcr drove up for his wife and
children and spent four days in
Newport indulging in some dcep-sca
fishing.
4 guest Wednesday nigh! Of Miss
Nary Agnes Thompson was Miss
Marguerite Forester.
Visiting her parents. Mr.. and Mrs
Frank Marion Spear, is Mrs. Lula
Wake Of Oklahoma. Mrs. Wake ar
rivcd IN the valley on Thursday
September Is.
Mra. Lottic Mason left Thursday
with j. p. Thompson for san Diego
where she visited until Tuesday
with Mr.. and Mrs. Frank West and
with her aunt, Mrs. Anna Paine.
On her return trip Mrs. Mason
stopped at PoWay, her childhood
home. where she visited with her
hrothcr.in-law, Winfield Flint, .
former resident.
John Wells has gone TO Stanford
where he will continue his school
work. lie was accompanied as Far
as Los Angeles by his father, Don
Wells, who returned nome on We'd
rcN3ay night.
J. p. Lahouchcric accompanied 10y
his daughter, Rosalic, Mrs. Nj. Les
coulic, and Rose Labouchcric went
dp to Manlanita Saturday to visit
Mrs. T.ahouchcric who is staying
there. The party returned Sunday
night to their home.
Miss Rcrta Mae Grandy was q
mouse guest Thursday night of Miss
Mvra Bell Spear.
The several visitors at the home
or Mr.. and Mrs. Fred IIavcns and
their niece, Laura Iiaycms, were Mr.,
aud Mis-. CLYDE iiavens Of this dis
t;ict and FcliN llavcns of FL Cen
tIo.
Visitors of Mrs. Evan T. lIcwcs
on Wednesday were Mrs. Elmer
Todd Of FL Centre and Mrs. Ada
Gates of licbcr.
Friends Of MI. and Mrs. Fritz
Kuhn win synlpathiZc with them
over the loss OF their daughter,
Heidi, on Tuesday, September l6.
Mir and Mrs. Kuhn returned sat
urday from Nrcka where their
daughter became i'll and died. The
Imperial Valley press., 1930-09-23
PHILIP D.
A ARMOUR
Firss Vice.President
of Armour and Company

we Of the worlds largest meat packing con-
Germs, purveyor Of food TO millions. The name
''Arn1our" in connection with food products
is known for the highest possible quality wher'
ever these products are sold.
"Science and business working
together in the packing industry
are constantly bringing rapid
changes in methods and quality,
all of (Which are to the lasting
benefit of the public at large.
Your employment of the benefits
Of the Ultra Violet Ray Process
in the sToasting' of tobaccos for
LUCKY STRIKE is an impress
sive example of hoav science can
be sstilized for the benefit of
millions. 1t is in pace with the
fneststirit and devotion to quail
ity in American industry"
Imperial Valley press., 1930-09-23

adjourned after a short session last
night and will reconvcEe Thursday,
il was announced today.
The inquiry was confined to the
circumstances of Campbell $ death,
with John p. Murphy, foreman, de-
claring that the jury is prepared to
sift all charges of "fiXed' bouts
and other irregularities.
Eight witnesses were heard. All
Imperial Valley press., 1930-09-23
Land Snow Opens
At Marysyiile

MARYSVILLE, Calf, sept. %.
U.p-Thc Sacramento Valley !and
show opencd here today, with fly"
counties of the Sacramento Valley
exhibiting.
Nearly 80 valley communities will
participate in the show, and display
epacc of Aarter Of million feet
has been filled with exhibits.
Dedication of tie Cheim Airport
here officially opened the show to-
dav. Aerial stunt9 were staged over
the city during the day and Will con
tinue until the last day Of the show
September 2S.
Imperial Valley press., 1930-09-23
Sanders Joins
Rogers 4 Tison

Fred Sanders, formerly of Brawley
and Cslipatria, and more recently
of Texas, has joined the automobile
firm of Rogers and Tison hg'~ in
the capacity OF bookkccper
Sanders has been in the Imperial
Valley for about six years. During
the past two, however, he has been
in the automobile business in Tex
as. Whilc in Brawlcy and Galipa'
tria he was connected with the Co.
berry Oil Mills.