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The Indianapolis times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1922-1965, 1930-06-19
Arrivals and Departures

Mars Hill Airport-Embry- Riddle
passengers to Cincinnati included
H. L. Smith, ITO North Riley street,
and to Chicago were w. L. Stanton,
otto, Ill, and Robert Dreiske, Ra-
VIVA, Ill; Captain H. Weir Cook,
head of the Curtiss-W Wright Flying
Service of Indiana, left here
Wednesday to join the Hoosier
Goodwill airplane tour at Michigan
City.
Hoosier Airport-Ralph Brooks,
Hoosier airport representative on
the Goodwill tour, stopped here en-
route from Terre Haute to Lafay-
cite, and was replaced at the con-
trolls by Robert Shank, Hoosier air
port president. who will pilot the
ship on the rest of the tour. Shank
was accompanied by Mrs. Shank and
her sister, Mrs. j. B. Seay.
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Traffic Still Heavy

indianapolis officials of T. A. T.
lines. operating through here, an
nounced today that since raising of
their rates to cents on June IS
that no appreciable difference in
passenger traffic was noticeable and
that the company was operating
without loss on the new rate
schedule. D. A. Mcconnell, local
agent for the Embry- Riddle air mail
and passenger lines, made a similar
statement.
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Fredemanns Rhapsody old classical number will be
broadcast for the during Melody Moments to be
heard over WTA and an Thursday o'clock
program Russian compositions many Of them OF unusual In
RCA hour WHAS WTAM and stations
ciated with the NBC Thursday night at o'clock
Pollock Lawnhurst vocal and instrumental duo will
play Rachnannos Minor contrast to selection of
Thursday Broadway Lights broadcast
over KDE1A WCKY network at p m.
Emery will direct the Boat wknoWn
lectons including Sweetheart Thursday at the
Columbia broadcasting system.
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JUNE 10. 1880

side lines was fled today with the
public service commission by the
Peoples Motor Coach Company. In
dianapolis Street Railway subsid-
larry.
This service has been costing 1888
cents a mile and revenues on these
lines have been only 81 cents
mile. the petition states.
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Fishing the Air

Stanley travelled the world gospel hymn singer with
great evangelist Dwight Moody composer OF the selections
which will be heard when broad
network Thursday evening at o'clock
the world of jazz the master OF the
leading players of that modern insru
en will be most celebrated pupil Rudy
heard WCN WHAS WTAM
and an NBC network Thursday at 6 m.
The United directed by Captain Taylor Bran
son will play over broadasng system at $50
thursday the sewyn thea Washington D. G.
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PASS ACCOUNTANT QUIZ
Five Are Granted Certificates After
State Examination.

Five applicants, who passed the
examination May IA, have been
granted certificates by the state as
certified public accountants.
They are Fred E. Hill, 1920 West
Twenty-sixth street; Frank Carl
ton, Hammond; Andres L. Peter
son, FIT. Wayne; Mark Schriner,
East Chicago, and George r. Beeler,
FIT. Wayne.
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In the Air

Weather conditions at a. M:
West wind, eight miles an hour;
temperature, 70; barometric pres
sure, 1894 at sea level; ceiling, I'M
limited; visibility, ten miles; field,
good.
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HIGH SPOTS OF THURSDAY NIGHTS PROGRAM
6:o0-NBC hour, Rudy Wiedoeft guest
6:30-Co unbia-Unted States Marine band
7Oo-NBC Martha washington Rein
carnauon"
Coun1bia-Arabesque drama, to WFBM
7:30-NBC CWJz)-Maxweu Melodies
S:oo-NBC CwEAF)-R G. A~hour Russian compositions
hour to WFBM
9Oo-NBC (WEAF)-Classical series, "Porgy"
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ONLY OPEN TO
OF
BE
but will All
ryrae
IFS to get tours bcri TO-DAY
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WLW (700) Cincinnati
EPTnAV

- w O@As(@N~AAN~~~
FRIDAY
AN
5.SG-Top o. the Mornin'.
e:3c-Keep ut
6.45-Organ program.
7:0O-Aunt Jemima man lNBCl.
7.l-Lux (NBCl.
7:S0-Morning devotion conducted by Dad
Kershner OF Y. NJ. c. A.
S.oo-Crosley hcmernakerS.
e.00-Organ.
s.iSProereSsive education.
o.So-Iive stock reports.
e:40-Morning medley.
1o.o0-Jack Fov-
1o.i5-Becker
i0.so-Doodle Seekers.
ie.Ss- Weather. river and markets
1i:o0-Eariv and Dan IS fiddlers.
1l.i5-Organ
ii .se-Hotel Gibson orchestra.
ff-sO-I,ive stock rsport-
u Noon-Nationai farm and home hour
fNBC).
i2SO-Town and country.
f.00-Matiree PLAYERS
1.3o-Organ.
1.45-Vncal solos.
2o0-Pactfc hour tNBCl;
5.00-Women's Radio Clup.
S.lS-Tea program
S-90-Nurdock WilteuS.
s.4S-Maids Of melodies
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A lovely, clear skin is within your reach

MYTH the last blemish gone, confidence re.
Wv turns. More friends, more Invitations
more good times. With the joy and pride of pos
sessing clear skin, self-respect increases.
First impressions cannot be good without a
clear skin-first impressions quickly made
and are not soon forgotten. Old friends may ex-
cuse pimples and secretly sympathize, but new
acquantances may not be 50 charitable. Skin
blemishes are not inviting. Neither can they be
covered up. They embarrass. Hold people back.
Steal away joy and happiness.
A lovely clear skin is within the reach of all.
To you who have lost it, hope is offered, that
you too, may have beautiful skin, rose-petal in
texture, pretty as picture and without single
pinple.
Skilled physicians recognize the appearance OF
skin eruptions as being an indication that the
body's power of resistance is low.
The natural way to remedy this condition Is
to restore the red-blood-cells to normal.
This is why so many thousands have been en-
abled to free themselves of these unsghtly blen1-
ishes and painful skin annoyances by taking a
course of SSS.
SIS. helps Nature restore the blood to ITS
normal state. Healthy blood nourishes the body
and works against infection and disease.
Without plenty of rich, red blood there would
be no strong, sturdy, powerful men, or healthy,
beautiful women. .
If you are troubled with so-called skin dis
orders, take few bottles of SIS.
- wxYsT
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ASK BUS SERVICE CUT
Revenue on Three "0wI Lines Too
Small, Is Claim.

Petition to abandon "ovl bus
service" which starts at 1890 a. m.
and continues until 5 a. m, on the
New York. Brightwood and River
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sSS'S
may be found in
every good drug
s ( o r e ! n
America. Thou
sands of users
have testified TO
its benefits in
unsolicited let
ters of graft
tud e. S e e K
energy, vitality
and a clear skin
through the
remedy which IS
m a d e from
strictly fresh
vegetable drugs
and has stood
tie test for over
100 years. Sold
IN two sizes.
Sk for the
larger size. It
is more eco.
uomical.
O SIS. Co.
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WFBM (1230) Indianapolis
indianapolis Power and light Compsnyl
THURSDAY
WKBF (14OO) indianapolis
Undian-ooIis BroadeastinR. Incl

THURSDAY
PM
4.30-Afternoon announcements.
4:40-NeWs flashes.
5:O5-Town topics.
6.20-Studio diner ensemble.
6:50-Marmon sales branch.
7:OO-Thrift Shoe Cobblers.
S.0O-The Three Nuts-Ke-IeerS.
S.l5-Earl's piano king.
8:30-Peeks damon jubilee.
g:3O-Broad Ripple boxing matches.
1O:3O-Jirnnny BOYER specialties.
iO:45-Harp selections.
il.OO-Sherman Inn orchestra.
I:30-Organ recital.
T0-O0-gipn of.
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Day Programs

WFBM (1230) indianapolis
indianapolis Power scd Light Company
FRIDAY
7:00-Pep Unlimited Club.
1900 to lo-Silent.
H0.00-Your next door neighbor.
10.05-Aunt Sammy hour.
11.00-ToNn T-.Sr.
11:l5 to 10 Noon-Silsnt.
u Noon-Farm community net work
Pm.
1.00-Farm topics.
1.l5-Columbia ensemble (CBSl.
i.30-For your information (CBS).
2.00-Light opera gems tCBSl.
2;S0-Thirty minute men (CBSl.
3:00-Captivator tCBSl.
$3.50 10 SILENT.
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WKBF (1400) Indianapolis
indianapolis BroadcAstinK. Incl
FRIDAY

AN.
6:S0-"Wske Up band program.
6;4S-Church federation morning worship.
T.o0-The Breakfast Club.
S.45-Stevart'S radio program.
9.05-WoTnen Club.
Ko-We-Ba program.
e.i5-Pomal makes Pomaiay.
e20-MorriSon'S Style talk.
9:S0-Hoosier Coffee Club.
s:z5-Standard Nut margarine cooking
chat.
9.5S-Home message.
Embellishments Paint and Color Com
pany.
10:10-HooSier Poet helps.
lo.20-L S. AyreS downstairs store.
i0.30-Announcement TO women.
10.35-Lyric theater organlogues.
II .0o-SanderS and Rockers decorator.
1i.1S-The Girl Friends Three.
1f:s5-The Pied Piper.
NJ
l2Is-Crabbs-R eynoids-Taylor.
l2.30-Late record releases.
l:o0-The Marott trio.
1:S0-Furnss ice cream girls.
1.45-Silent.
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LOOK AT THIS ASSORTMENT

40 Mandarin Firecrackers
"a Superior Firecrackers
so Small Superior Firecrackers
81 Select Flash Crackers
s Eight-Ball Roman Candles
16 Chinese Flash Statutes
80 2-Inch Statutes
10 Bearcat Torpedoes
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ddasoned
assortment high grace
Is Yours Cost
Nearly everybody Is
subscription blank printed In @
ad and then
The Indianapolis times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1922-1965, 1930-03-07
SPREAD OF DISASTROUS
FRENCH FLOODS FEARED
Calamity Described as Worse Than
Mississippi Tragedies.

m tNtffN ffffo
TOULOUSE, France, March l.
Inhabitants Of the Gironde depart
ment. facing the disaster that has
fallen so tragically upon their
neighbOrs of the Tam river region,
today fed before food waters said
10 be advancing at "tempestuous
speed" oWard the sea.
Government warnings that an
other inundation might overtake
southern French provinces-already
devastated in a calamity described
as worse than the Mississippi
hoods-sent farmers and factory
workers from their homes in the
Gironde valley
More than 200 bodies have been
recovered in the department of
Tarn ct GarOnne.
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FIVE FREE IN
TEXTILE STRIKE
WOMAN KILLING
Jury Out Only % Minutes
For ACquittaI in Death
Of Mrs. Virgins.

BIZ United PTcSs
CHARLOTTE, N. c., March T.
Acquitted by a jury of the charge
Of second degree murder in the
Staying Of Ella May Virgins, tex
tile worker and mother of six chill
dren, the five nonunion defendants
prepared today to resume work at
the LOray mills in GastOnia.
The fve-Horace Wheelus, accused
Of firing one fatal shot: Troy Jones,
LOwery Davis, O. J. Lunsford and
Fred Morrow-were found not guilty
late Thursday after jury deliber-
ated tWenty-three minutes.
Mrs. Virgins was shot to death
while riding a truck with other
workers en- route to a Communist
mass meeting last August.
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Eggs In a Nest

Separate whites from yolks, beat
whites until dry. Butter small
baking dish in which eggs are to be
served; sprinkle fine bread crumbs
in bottom. Place beaten whites in
dish, make hollow and slip in the
yolks, set bowl in sauce pan con-
tanning boiling water, cover and
cook until white is firm. Set in hot
oven for one minute or hold dish
under fame in broiling oven.
MRS. IVAN WOLFE.
st. Paul. Ind, r. 3.
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Prize Winning Recipes

baking powder, teaspoon Of salt,
- teaspoon of cinnamon and cloves,
TX teaspoons of ginger.
Sift and mix dry ingredients, ex-
cept baking powder. Add hot water,
egg and melted oleo. Beat 2 min
utes, add baking powder and stir
well. Pour in shallow creased pans.
Fill pans half full and bake in a
slow oven twenty to thirty minutes.
MRS. HOLLIS FATELEY.
225 Colescott street, Shelbyville.
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SCHOOL NEEDS MILLIONS
Citizens Committee Recommends
Drive by Columbia University.

OF UITfN TTISN
NEW YORK, March six prom
inent citizens of New York have
asked contributions of $4,000, 900 for
the future welfare of Columbia uni
versity, once the historic Kings
college, established in 1854 by royal
charter of George II, king of Eng
land.
In a lengthy report to President
Nicholas Murray Butler, who re-
quested their inquiry into the finan-
cial needs of the university, they
have asked s9,5O0O00 for buildings
and S3O00O,O0O for endowment, add
ing that the appeal should be one of
citizenship"
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Ienten Dish

Cut 3 large tomatoes in halves.
Remove the pulp and sprinkle the
inside with salt. Mix the pulp
with 4 cup of bread crumbs, 2
tablespoons butter, 6 chopped Eng
Iish walnuts and enough mayon-
naise to bind the ingredients to-
gether. Refill the tomato-shells and
place, uncovered, in the oven for
twenty minutes before serving.
MRS. j. E. MEEHAN,
$50 West Thirty-frst street.
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REPORTS TO BE HEARD
Committee VIII Receive Results of
High School Inspection.

Report on inspection of high
schools in Gas City. Remington,
Gary. Warren Center. East Chicago
and Franklin Will be made at a
meeting Saturday of the Indiana
state committee of the commission
on secondary schools of the North
Central Association of Colleges and
Secondary Schools by DR.. Carl F.
Franzon of Indiana university school
OF education He IS chairman of
the committee. The meeting is to
be held in the StatehouSe.
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Prestes Leads in Brazil Vote

RIO DE JANEIRO. March T.
Official compilation of the preSi-
dental vote late Thursday gave
Julio PreStes. government candidate.
a lead of more than 100000 over his
opponent. Vargas.
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1431 Reisner street.
Hungarian GouIash and Noodles

One pound stewing beef, flour,
u pound salt pork, diced, cup
tomatoes, l small stalk celery,
green pepper, / large onion, cloves,
l teaspoon salt, pepper, / cup I'M
cooked noodles.
Wipe beef with damp cloth, cut
in cubes and roll in flour. Fry
pork until Drowned, add onion cut
finely and brown, add beef and fry
until brown. Add enough water to
prevent burning and simmer for two
hours. In another pan cook toma-
toes, celery, pepper and spice, half
an hour. Drain. Add to meat just
before serving. Serve hot with
noodles that have been cooked in
boiling water, drained and blanched.
Serves six
MRS. H. C. SCHROWE,
1920 Naomi street.
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FOUND AFTER Fl YEARS
But Man Held in Louisville Says He
Is Not One Wanted.

LOUISVILLE, KY. March IA
man believed to be George Grimm.
missing twenty-one years from his
home in GOwanda, N. Y, was held
by police here today despite the
mans contention that he is Joe
Hadley. IS.
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BRIDEGROOM Cake

one and one-third cups sugar,
% cup butter, 3 eggs, % cup milk,
p cups flour, 2 teaspoons baking
powder, 1 teaspoon vanilla. Beat
sugar, butter, vanilla and egg yolk
together until light. Add milk, flour
and baking powder. Beat hard I'M
til smooth. Fold in egg whites which
have been beaten stiff. Bake in
Slayer cake pans in .350-F. oven.
Put cake together with icing made
by mixing l cup ground walnuts, l
pound powdered sugar, teaspoon
vanilla and enough heavy cream to
make a thick paste.
MRS. H. Held,
TAof Dafcr1ay ctrapt
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HAITI PATRIOTS GROUP
DENIES RIOT POLICY
Disclaims Any Association With
Disorders on Island.

tfiaNtAAbtA8 my 4ASoUNAdAAUb WIN
Disorders on Island.
KV uiff4 Press
PORT AU PRINCE, Haiti. March
Haitian patriotic associations
have disclaimed any association
with hostile demonstrations and
disorders of the pastor future-in
statements to the Hoover investi-
eating commission, following a
minor outbreak" Wednesday night
in the city of Jacmel.
Representatives of five of these
organizations asserted, in a confer
ence with the commission, their de-
sire to maintain public order and to
permit no incident that would en-
barraSS the commission in its work.
Responsibility for any disorders
were placed on the shoulders of
minor radical elements and young
er f'hOtheads.'
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$50 West Thirty-frst street.
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Ginger Rread

One cup of sorghum molasseS,
q cup Of sugar, z cup hot water,
4 cup melted oleomargarine, 2 cups
flour, l egg, u teaspoon soda dis
solved in hot water, 2 teaspoons
Imperial Valley press., 1930-07-01
JULIAN PLANNING
REAL RODEO FOR
COMING HOLIDAY

If il takes six men three ana one
half hours to lead twelve Of Roy
Arnold's trained buckjng horses
into two trucks, how long will II
take the same - horses to unload
given number Of brave buckaroos
at the Julian Rodco grounds on JUL
4, ), and 6? That is the problem,
and the horses are the only ones
who have not expressed a desire to
learn the answer, for it really took
that long to load that many orncrT
horses into the trucks at Azusa
preparatory TO bringing them -
Julian.
James Bcardslcy, with Il trcw %
men, has been grading and making
provisions for supplying water for
sprinkling and drinking purposes
at the rodco grounds and at the free
camp grounds. y good orchestra
has been hired for the dances
Thursday. Friday, and Saturday
nights. Motorcycle hill climbing
contests viii be fcatured Saturday
and Sunday mornings and there will
be baseball games and amuscmcnts
of all kinds daily.
Everybody in the little mountain
town is busy making preparations
for entertaining capacity crowd
and not a slow moment is anticipat-
ed during the whole three.day ccly-
bration.
Imperial Valley press., 1930-07-01
CANTONS WILL
DIRECT CHORAL.
CLUB NEXT FALL

Announcement that John G. Can
ton win return to this city next
fall to resume his work as director
of the Imperial Valley Choral club
was made public today. The state
mcnt, which follows Canton s recent
trip here from the coast, v acre he
is teaching during the summer
months, is the result Of Il campaign
for support Of the association which
has been quietly carried on bi
sponsors and supporters during the
last month.
tSigning Of the contract undo;
which Canton viii direct the chorus,
with Mrs. Canton acting as offlclal
accompanist and coach. IS one OF
the important steps in the business
arrangements for next season s pro
gram, - an officer of the club today
stated. "The men who are backing
the continuation Of the movement
by giving their financial support a5
sponsors have expressed themselves
as much pleased with the Gantons
WORK in the past and for that rea-
son, effort was made to secure them
again for next year.
While no active campaign for as.
sociatc members OF the club is being
planned until next fall, the names Of
a number of prominent business men
who had not previously been solicit
ed to Join the organizatios have been
added to the membership list in the
last few weeks.
The signing of contracts with out
side artists Of note for concert APP
pcaranccs hcrc next winter is noW
being arranged by the associations,
with the view of making next SCI
son $ programs outstanding in the
musical history of Imperial Valley.
Imperial Valley press., 1930-07-01

of the north 1928 feet of the El@
Of the E1a of the NEH of section
II, Tbs, R12E, be cancelled and
that the plaintiffs have judgment
for $4,000, with interest and costs
Of the action.
1t was the judgment Of Judge
Finney in the action brought
against w. +. Gullett by James
Heron that the former is entitled to
costs of the action.
Judge Finney signed judgment
this morning according to which
Harry w. Horton should have Judg-
mcnt for costs in the action brought
by the j. f. Peek -um5-r company
An order was issued by superior
court settling the final account and
orderino the distribution of the
estates of Eliza f. and =. +. Nice.
deceased. This order was given to
Charles f. Nice, administrator of
these estates.
An answer was filed by the First
Imperial Valley press., 1930-07-01
Doings About
Court House

Marriage licenses were issued yes,
terday to ". j. Hney, 26, and Vio'
let Mcdaniel, 26, of Brawley; to
Julius Anderson, -, and Mae Jones,
q, both Of CaleXico; and to Epifanio
Ramos, 2S, and Ana Garcia, %, both
Of Imperial.
Judge Finney signed a decree thai
W. T. Fugate should take nothing
from his action against George w.
Hunich, defendant, and judgment
was rendered in favor of the latter.
A judgment rendered by judge
Finney decrees that Leroy and Edith
Wallace should have judgment
against Charles Clausen to the ef-
feet that the contract of August 30,
1927, between them for the purchase
Imperial Valley press., 1930-07-01
@Mar'ketg

LOS ANGELES, July !. U.D-
Following are ,ouay's market quota
tions:
POULTRY
Hens, Leghorns, under SA lbs.
12c.
Hens. colorcd. / lbs and up, 26e.
Fryers, colorcd pa to 3 lbs. each
Csc.
boosters, soft bone, 3 lbs. up csc.
Ducklings, Pekin, 81 lbs. up lsc.
Geese, 2jc.
Young Tom turkeys, l2 lbs, and
up Sac.
Old Tom turkeys, 25c.
Small hen turkeys, under lbs.
I5c.
Hen turkeys, s lhs and up 2Sc.
Small Tom turkeys, under l3 lbs.
15c.
BUTTER
Wholesale price 3ic.
Price to retailers IUc.
Extra, pc. Fresh tirsts, 25l2e.
Medium, 2li4c. SVall, l5c.
The local price Oh eggs, furnish
ed through the courtesy OF lurcher
Bros, is as follows: Medium OF
Imperial Valley press., 1930-07-01
PAGE FIVE

National Bank of Cslexico to the
amended complaint of j. c. Anderson,
which denies thas the said check in
question was delivered to the de.
fendant, w. ]. Bennett, for the
benefit of the said city of Calexieo
but as cash in lieu of bail for the
sole purpose OF securing the release
of one NJ L. Goodman.
Imperial Valley press., 1930-07-01

gentle Variable winds; increasing
fire hazard in the interior.
SOUTHERN CALIFORNIA
Fair tonight and Wednesday but
cloudy tonight extreme west por-
ton; normal temperature. moder-
ate westerly winds on coast.
FIRE WEATHER FORECAST
Fog on coast and fair with tenn
Imperial Valley press., 1930-07-01
Elks View Arms
512 so. PARK AVENUE

LOS ANGELES
Ideal for the summer vacationist.
Overlooking beautiful Westla k e
Park. Cool and comfortable. Mod
ern single and doublbe apartments
exclusively furnished. F1igidaire
equipment. Convenient to shopping
and theatre district to Holly
wood and the beaches.
Imperial Valley press., 1930-07-01
LIVESTOCK

Los ANGELES, July !. up
HOGS 800; slow, about steady; l
load ColoradocS $1,000; Ncbraskas
held above 5000.
CATTLE -; holdovers 450; very
slow, early sales about steady; few
very thin steers e6Sb TO $500;
common to medium COWS, $3.50 to
$500; late Monday Wyoming fed
steers $ll.00 to SLIGO; calves %;
holdovers 90; slow weak; bulk $ll
TO Sl2.
SHEEP: None: holdovers 740; )
decks 81 H. Calf. lambs SS.2j
straight; - to j0c lower; late
Monday, common ewes $500 to
S2.2J.
Imperial Valley press., 1930-07-01
DIVIDEND NOTICE
Bank Of Italy
National Trust & Savings
Association

For the half year ending june 80.
1880, a dividend has been declared
at the rate of four per cent per
annum on Savings Deposits, payable
on and after July l, 1880. Divi-
dcnds not called for are added to
and bear the same rate of interest
as the principal from July /, 1880.
SAVINGS DEPOSITS MADE
TO AND INCLUDING THURS
DAY, JULY 10, WILL EARN
INTEREST from JULY l, 1880
A. j. MOUNT, President.