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solely on the taxi-riding public. There
had been little time left for play be-
tween the hours of sleeping, eating.
plumbing, and driving; therefore, at the
end of my time as a plumber, I was
the proud possessor of 500. Though
the above mentioned boss was earning
seven times what I was, he admitted
that he had not saved 500 in 80 weeks,
let alone 80 days. In fact, he almost
admitted that perhaps he was not such
smart young man after all.
Taxi driving brings many peculiar
experiences and gives rise to an equal
number of speculations as to the mean
ing and outcome of numerous little in
cidents which one unavoidably sees.
One night was called to get a lady
from the station and when we we're
almost at her home in nearby Maryland
she asked me to be sure not to tell her
husband that she had come home in
a taxicab. That, in itself was peculiar,
but not half as peculiar as it became
later when I was talking to another
driver who had taken her husband to
the same house shortly before and had
been asked never to breathe a word
about 1t to his wife. Neither of us had
seen either of the two before.
Same House Seemed Different.
Perhaps the most ridiculous expert
ence that has crossed my Bath was
that of stopping at the address given
by my passenger and being told that we
were not at the right place w.
instructed to make four right ham,
turns, which brought us back to the
same place. The passenger seemed
very well pleased this time and on leav-
ing the cab she walked directly to the
door which three minutes before had
been the wrong address.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1930-08-31
PRESIDENT WILL ATTEND
SESQUICENTENNIAL FETE
Celebration of Battle of Kings
Mountain, South Carolina, to
BE Held October 2.

The Sesquicentennial celebration of
the 3attle of Kings Mountain, which
President Hoover plans to attend on the
famous Revolutionary battlefield In
South Carolina on October z. was the
subject of radio talk last night by
Robert H. Mcneil from station wJSv.
Mr.. Mcneil, a washington attorney,
is a native of Wilkes County, North
Carolina, and a descendant. of Rev.
George Mcneil, chaplain of the Wing
forces in the battle, recognized by his
toriars as the turning point in the Rev
tain lies on the border between North
and South Carolina, the town in North
Carolina and the battlefield lust across
che line IN South Carolina.
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land Office. Mr.. Fleming was formerly
an employe Of the Belasco Theater. A
show, on which she was playing, Monte
Cristo, Jr," disbanded at the Belasco,
and the marriage followed.
Mrs. Fleming was notified of her good
fortune by ]. p. Bowling, g New York
attorney, at conference held in WASH
ington some months ago. Before the
attorney made the inquiries, she had
did not know he was dead until the
attorney asked her to identify herself
as an heiress.
Mrs. Fleming has not as yet made
any plans as to what to do about the
estate.
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EX-WASIINGTONIAN INE1ERITS
MILLIONS FROM UNCLE IN CHILE
Mrs. William Fleming of Cumberland Left Fortune by
Man Not Seen Since She Was g.
BY IRVING l.. CAMP, JR.

Mrs. William F. Fleming, formerly of
Washington and now resident of
Cumberland, Md, has been informed
that she is the heir to an estate in
Chile valued at several million dollars.
The estate descends to her as the next
Of kin OF an uncle, John Jesse Mason,
who made a fortune in coffee and real
estate in the South American country,
and whom she had not seen since she
was q child years old.
Mrs. Fleming. a former actress,
moved to Cumberland from the District
In January. Her husband Is connected
with, the Southern Diaries, Inc, of
washington. 80 manager Of It's Cuniber-
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AUTO PASSENGER SUES
Baltimore Woman Demands $50, 900
for Accidental Injuries.

Rena Gaglione OF Baltimore yester-
day filed suit in the District Supreme
Court to recover $4,000 damages from
Charles d. ~Lindamood, attached to the
u. S. S. Ebshur, at Washington Navy
Yard The plaintiff says she was a
guest of the defendant on an autorno-
bile ride March last, and, while on
st. Margarets road, IN Maryland, the
machine was SO negligently operated
that it collided with another automo-
bile and she was injured seriously. She
tells the court she suffered a fracture
of the pelvis, and has acquired per-
manent limp by reason of the shorten
ing of one leg. She is represented by
Attorneys Darr, Da1T g. Espey.
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provided for the erection of new perrna-
nent buildings in territories now served
by portable schools. The new eonstruc-
ton embraces the first four-room build
ings of the extensibe type to be erected
as a policy, thus reducing the poten-
tial need for portf bles. It previously
has been the plan to build permanent
structures only wh,,n the school popu-
lation of the neig lborhood warranted
an eieht-room bun ling. The proposed
four-room build.ngf viii be designed so
that additional units may be con-
structed as the need arises.
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TWO HURT IN COLLISION
Suffer Minor Face Cuts When Car
and Truck Crash.

Two men were treated at Casualty
Hospital yesterday for minor cuts about
the face received when an automobile
and a truck collided at Ninth and B
streets northeast.
David Eickner, % years old. of AGO
Fl street, who was driving truck for
the New Philadelphia Baking Co., Inc,
and William Holmes, Is, colored, of 1913
F street southwest, we're the injured.
Holmes was an occupant of the auto
mobile, which was driven by Preston j.
Cooper, colored, 38, of 1926 B street
northeast,
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Mail Thief Is Sentenced.

BIRMINGHAM, Ala, August 80 Up
Convicted of the theft of 35 cents
from the United States mails, William
f. Robinson, former clerk in the
Birmingham post Office, must serve q
sentence OF a year and a day in the
Atlanta Federal Prison
Sentence was passed by Judge W. /
Gruhh in Federal Court here today.
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MAN HURT IN QUARREL
Lunice Robertson Suffers Head In.
juries-Assailant Sought.

Lunice L. Robertson, SO years old, of
1911 Eleventh street, was reported to be
in an undetermined condition at Emer-
gency Hospital last night from head
injuries suffered in an alteration at
Tenth street, betweenIN and o, yester-
day afternoon. Police are searching for
the assailant.
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YOUTH DESCRIBES EXPERIENCE
OF WORKING FOR EDUCATION
Drove Taxi by Night and
Helped Plumbers During
Daytime.
Saved 500 After Month,
but Lost One Job at
Same Time.

Note--Mdny young men are try
ing to support themselves in Wash
iroton ieliile getting an education.
Hon. do they do it? One OF them,
at least, wants to tell his olD1t story,
and 1t follOtDS beIotD.
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"I urge the enactment of legisla
ton to amend the act regulating tn,
business of loaning money in the Dis
trict. Under existing law, l per cen
per month is the maximum interes
which can be charged on loans of tn
character contemplated in the act an,
it is utterly impossible for pawnbroker
to operate under any such legislation
Any such legislation, should, of course
carry a provision placing pawnbroker
under the direct supervision of TIL
police, and compelling them to max
daily reports of all business transac
tions.
IT renew the recommendation for tn
enactment of legislation defining tn
term dance hall and providing tina
no license for such a hall or for an,
public dance should be issued excep
Imperial Valley press., 1930-03-11
Border Dancers
Going Strong

"Thrcr O'Clock in the morning.
We've danced { he whole night
,hraugb," the country sang some fow
ycars past and the entrants i'm the
'aicNico marathon dance held at the
i.eciap stadium, are going the song
several better. At o O'clock last
''gil TIA" t. couples who were start
ON their way In fame and fortune
iv Governor Tapia, of Lower Cali
fHrria, Saturday night, were stiu on
their feet and going strong after IS
hours If dancing,
The racc had slowed up cousid-
crahlr since the first night aud
here and there one could detect signs
"t approaching wcariAeSs which
means Mat someone would be seek
ipg p good long rest before lon-. On
Tho either hand other dancers Vrau.cd
aholt without amy apparent in cf-
fects of the long grind and looked
forward go at least two weeks more
Of dancing.
Vhe affair is run along lines fol-
1Wod by similar marathons through
ou' the country with an hours dapr-
ng followed hy - minutes Of rest.
during which time Tia, dancers trv
10 snatch a few moments Of Sleep to
pronarc them for the long grind to
follow. An attendant rvrs IS pre-
,arrd 10 render aid whenever such
misht I've needed.
First couple to cave in under the
Strain at &:jS this morning was Con
rad Simon Of Cleveland, Ohio and
Dorothy Gleason, Mglcwood, VIII.
were billed as couple No. =. Simon
stated after withdrawal that he was
tired after his long trip here and
not in good condition. Miss Gleason
collapsed first and Simon went nm
der trying to assist her from the
floor.
Imperial Valley press., 1930-03-11

Flight were Mrs. Fred Nebel-Thau
winning from Mrs. f. J. South, Mrs.
Lawdermjlll from Mrs. Nuttall, Mrs.
Mackie from Mrs. williams, Mrs.
Hcnary from Mrs. Thackcr, Mrs.
Christian from Mrs. Edgar.
The names Of the twosomes who
did not play off their matches do
not appear ON this list but are post
cd at the country club and must be
played off before tomorrow night.
It viii also be necessary for the
following lineup to play off their
matehc, before tomorrow night,
March l2, in order to have the finals
sunday, March rs. First Flight: f.
Ferguson and Dr. Kcyc, Barney
Burke and Joe Jardin, \. Cravath
and Earle Jones, Jack Strobel and
T. bea!c, Homer Davenport and
Frank Taylor, and Howard Jones
and =. \. Willard.
Second flight: Ray Edgar and
4. MrPhcrrin, d. L. Iinn and B..
MeEee. jery Asher, II. Lawdefmill;
and Ice Rice, Frank Richomnd, L.
! Smith and Milton Zinn, Warren
Currior, and 4. G. Ferguson In the
third flight the following will play:
J. c. Emerson, ". L. Hawks, Rus
sell MeFaIl, Fred NuttalI, and Hen
~ Swanson.
In the ladios' First Flight are:
Mrs. ASKER with Mrs. W. E. Bcalc.
'ud Mrs. \. II. Keller and Mrs.
Npffer; the second llight, Mrs Rev-
na.ds. Mrs. Morc5ta, and Mrs. Viii
by; the third flight, Mrs. Fred Ne
hc'Thau and Mrs. Webb. Mrs. Law
Gormilk Mrs. Christian, Mrs Mackic
and Mrs. Hcndry.
The winners of these matches will
Imperial Valley press., 1930-03-11
Japanese Badly
Hurt in Wreck

Failure to Observe two lights burn
ino ON . dirt heap aside an eXcava-
tion across the highway near the
Docwood canal, just outside the city
limits. almost cost X. liamathi, 81
his life last night. According TO in
formation from shcriff's deputies
who arrived on the scene almost I'M
u,d.atalv after the accident had oc-
CURED. Hamath', wIo vas driving
cast on the highway, failed to notice
tlr excavation and Grove full tilt
into it. running up one bank and over
onto the other side. The macAln"
shot an into the air and over the
ditch ana was completely demolish-
cG h. tie force of its fall.
Tamafui was forced through the
windshield Of his car by tire impact
aad was hanging half in and haIf
out Of the car, resting on broken
olass. when rcscUcrs uu'led him back
into the machine and then out onto
tha grounds. He had bad cut ever
his loft eve aud possible internal
injuries The injured man was taken
Immediately - the El Ccntro hos
oital where lie is now reported as
being conscious and resting easily
Further examination win be made at
the hospital today 70 probe the eN-
tent Of his injuries.
The q ident occurred at 9:I5!
o'clock last night at point near
the citH limits where a pine line YVES
being Installed boncath the pave.
mcnt.
Imperial Valley press., 1930-03-11

Barbara Worth country club course
this week Turing the efti-finals of
the tournament which viii end Sun
day, March IS.
The following lineup was played
off SUNDAY, March 9: First fIlght;
il. Ersk;nc won from w. J.. HcNfner,
3. Bibbons from 4. Nuffer, Barney
Burke from 4. II. Mcclure, Joe jar
din from I. Sawdev by default, A.
Cravath FROM +. Ferguson Earle
Jones from o. G.. Harris, >. N'toheI
from DR.. r. l.. Palmer. ". +. H'aie
lrom w. Whitaker, Homer paven-
port from Don Rex, Frank Taylor
from y. UDaton. Howard Jones from
Rov Morse. and r. 4. Willard from
Bert FaEc.tt. Second Flight: Ray
2dgqr won from Q. G. Horne, L. H.
HcFhcrrin rom i. i.aifekiu, ), H..
Xinn from Roy Thompson, W IMAM
.Ievcr from Sam Webb, j. Asher
from r. Hj-kcox. II. bawdcrmII"
from D-. Hodgkin, Lee. Rice from
Elmer Baxter T. Richmond from T..
Harmon f.. j. Smith from c. Viii
liams. ard Milton Iinn from \. H..
Keller. In the Third Flight: }. C..
Emerson won from W. !. Alexander,
". T. Hawks from DR.. Hooper, Rus
sell McFall from p A. Murray, Fred
from Ned Moretta, and Hon
~ Swanson from J. L. SNYDER.
In the ladies' First Flight Mrs.
Asher won from Mrs Allan, Mrs
Ieale from Mrs. y. Cox, Mrs. \. H..
Keller from Mrs, Hooper, Mrs. Nuf-
fer from Mrs. \. Dcaton. Second
Fli2At: Mrs. Reynolds from Mrs.
Erye, Mrs. Moretta from Mrs. Ray
-Ly default, and Mrs. Willy
from Mrs. Ford Smith.
Results Of the Ladies' Third
Imperial Valley press., 1930-03-11
No More Gas
In Stomach
And Bowels

If you wish to be permanently re-
ieved Of gas in stomach and bowels,
take Baalmann's Gas Tablets,
which are prepared especially for
stomach gas and all the bad effects
resulting from gas pressure.
That empty, gnawing feeling at
the pit Of the stomach win disap-
pear; that anxious, nervous feeling
with heart palpitation win vanish,
and YOU will again be able to take &
deep breath without discomfort.
That drowsv, sleepy feeling after
dinner wiz be replaced by desire
for entertainment. B.oating VIII
cease. Your limbs, arms and fingers
will no longer feel cold and ego to
Sleep because Baalmann Gas
Tablets prevent gas from irterfcr-
ing with the circulation. Get the
genuine, in the yellow package, at
any god drug store. Price 81.
ALWAYS ON HAND AT
Clements Drug Store
Imperial Valley press., 1930-03-11

play again before Sunday and the
lineup will appear Thursday.
Winners of this tournament, which
closes Sunday, March is, viii re-
ceive the clubs and cups, now on dis
play at Shircr's Drug Company, that
are being awarded by J. G. Smith,
of the Gambriuus Cafe, Mexicali
Imperial Valley press., 1930-03-11
More Building
Permits Issued

Building permits for three new
dwelling issued yesterday afternoon
g." the c.tv engineers office, totaieI
&4250. and raiseH G5c saount OF
building ou.rations for the current
month to SIC, ,575.
Two of The permits were issued to
Sam Dananherg, fer two five-room
dwellings 8 by 81, each to cost
$4,000. One Of these houses is to
ir erected 1T S2G commercial, the
otrcr at So Commercial street.
The other permit was given to c.
r.. Royce. for two-room, rs by 90
dwelling to be erected at 945 South
Third street IT aa estimated cost
of 500. Construction of these
bo.s"s viii commence at once.
Imperial Valley press., 1930-03-11

MIR. ana Mrs. Lloyd Massey and
i3oyl, J., with Mrs. Florence L.
1lerbN as their guest, motored TO
Los Angeles to spend the Weekend
with MI HassaH's parents.
w.. and Ma. George ". DamroE
lad as their guests over the Wrof
end. their daughter abd son m.la%,
Dr and Mrs. ". O.. Woodman Of SAN
Diego, aul their daughter, Miss AN
ucttc parrpu of Rumona.
Mrs. r.. II. Addison of Nevada,
Iowa. has returned from recent
tip 20 los Angeles, and win hc the
house quest of beer daughter, Mrs. T.
O. tartrr. tor the first part Of the
Wc,k, which, accompanied 10y her
,icce, Mrs. =. L. L. Jungkca1 of
Frccpor' Illinois, sh" viii return TO
hcr home, stopping en- route at san
Antonio and New Orleans.
Chester Rubel of Berkeley, as
sis;aut state lender of the farm ad-
visor work, is in FL Ccntro for the
purpose of comforting with the local
farm advisors.
Mr.. and Mrs. Arthur Edgar have
gone to Los Angeles to be with Mr..
aud Mrs. Leroy Holt until after the
funeral services for Mrs. James NJ,
Holt whose death occurred Sunday
evening.
Mr., and Mrs. David l.. Goodrich
ard David lllore in san Niego and
r,uoct 90 rcman several days
W. j. Strickland spent the week
end in San Diego.
Lester Giles Of San Diego aud Coy
Van Dorcn Of La Mesa spent the
weekend in RI Centre. Giles is the
brother of the Misses Margaret and
Mildred Giles, and Van Dorcn, the
fiancc Of Miss Marian Giles whose
engagement was recently announced.
Mr.. and Mrs. James Beardslcy and
son Of Covinn were Weekend guests
or Mr.. and Mrs. $. Emmitt Allen.
Mrs. Bcardslcy was formerly Miss
lrma Holland, daughter of the lat"
MIR. and Mrs. j. II. HOLLAND Of Inn
crial. IA
Mrs. G, J,Ritz, VirginiaN Ritz,
Charlie Ritz and Mrs Sam Griffin
spent Sunday in San Diego. /,
II, w. Hawk spent the week. end in
Les Angeles.
Mrs. Haro'd lIan, who left re
Gently tc visit her husband, who is
i'll in a Phoenix sanatorinm, win not
return for some time rs her hus-
bands condition is serious.
Mrs. Edward Mccormick, IN
Park avenue, who was taken i'll sud
denly Saturday and removed to the
hospital is doing rieely.
James Peck is spending the wccl,
in Los Angeles
Imperial Valley press., 1930-03-11
Juniors Planning
For Field Day

4 gala field day is promised I'm.
rerial Yalisy sometime this spring,
if pIans prpRscd to the junior cham
hcrsofs conan rec during banquet
heldain tleM fhara Worth hotel last
night afcs. leArricd through. This
proposalgwhs lput to vote and ear
ried enthusiastically. 1T is intended
TO be FOR the entcrtfiunlcnt of the
valley and novel entcytainnent fca-
lures viii be on the program together
with automobile races participated
in by stock ears entered by valley
dealers. The proposal will receive
further consideration at tomorrow
mornings breakfast meeting.
The coming national convention to
he held in Brooklyn, June l0-l5, re-
ceivcd considerable attention at
last nights meeting and plans are
afoot to send two delegates to this
meeting to represent the local or.
ganization Routine business mat
tcrs were also discussed
4 feature Of the evenings program
We craft talks make hy different
members aud Earl Y. G. Northrup,
gave tentative report on the pros
poets of junior college for FL Gem
tro.
Imperial Valley press., 1930-03-11
Social BreyitieS

--'---
.L.lnG t'Ha .Is aas heard over
r3.. ENO lat eFotiuy ign tc.
.lti@ ~ll hasr - = .Go .5.ie
1d 20 -.t,1 A. imt,c.f.u. pre-.
a.ao ~ numbers ~ Sr.tu.ea.
T-rlalNovskv Vi saae', L. i>.s
p.}.. .ai ~rcrlet
%erl... ~ IT, Ha sr e,...r ~
HHn N...a'E Ia saalHuj Lab
asG u,D. op Ihaasdae. =. Ii ,',lor'
- g., Art3c4a slas.-. '..t. ~
SEER Todd ui. 4s- L. program and
ef..r th, stI#. #lE j. .n.'uai
the u'Hu.e> viii aa4.us. % thc Ten
I..H.... .I0l ~. at ktos..
I.r'.. a. tae G1.@' ,os,, .-.
..1t.u. ..~'tsId 10 t.e aana.l s....-
o1 u,.i.r.cr tati ta l. ai..,.
+ra-t.r. ,rrH.-g t- #ti- Iir .NrN
.i t...3"". alea.e utdes tla sr.t-
ss" .f low. .>'# b... cHrs.iv-
e,.'. "tds. rr fae ing -il "a,.
'u t"l' '-..t.
Imperial Valley press., 1930-03-11

Ali Masons Cordially Invited t,
meet Most NorshipfuI Grand Mastc
- guests Of Oasis lodge, Wcdaosda,
night, =. m. adv
Imperial Valley press., 1930-03-11

8. Good music. Prize dances. 5t4
Gull Grapefruit in large burlap
sacks. !. V. Grapefruit Growers.
brighton, near 4th. a'N
Dc. a. 3. rtanslh. Dept1s,, DAVIS
@42 H>trlctloA specialist ad,
~helma Jenkins, viol.niste, viii
give half hour vioiin program
peer kNO Monday, March IL, f.om
$ t. $50 =. III.
Let Storage HIP You. Oar rem
srt.cd concrete wareae1se is tht
safesi piac" tor vour pjaeo. trunks
nd household rooas. fLonr /. pron.
'cr Trn,k and rrmsfer co .d'
Expert Finger waver Ru'h's Mar
eel shop 4th and Wcnslsy
-. Harry RooD=1. Dentist. lID'
Se,4h 9Th St. Phone ?s2. adv
WE ARE EQUIPPED with the most
modern machinery to ienoyate
sebr mattresses. Call Us uu ~ ggj
caiazico and we viii Pick them
M. calcXicn Cotton Products, Tlc.
Ca'exico, Calf. II. IH. nil
Eucalyptus wooa maEes best heat.
'aauo "a R'ycc, - y / W.T.
GatrraI Permanen. Wave $1,000.
.q'i-'ennc Brnotv s., ~. 81, MAio
nhe"a ~ ad,
Russell Lewis spent sunday with
friends in Ontario and Long Beach.
Mr.. and Mrs. B. G. KING had rs
tIejr guests over the week. end. their
daughter, Dorothy King. Mrs. Kings
sister, Mrs. II. G., lIanycn Hiss Ruth
Burden and Joseph Teessl#r, all of
an EeEarjiuo.
Mr.. and Mrs. Frank Jacobs Of
Pasadena spent TIE week end with |
Jacobs parents, Nr. and Ms. r. y. .
gaeel~ ef ;.i, ,.ty.
Mr. and Ms. Arthur Provost Of I
-sa htn%u "crc rrreH. iaase guests +
ef 3.f and Mrs. Frank l. La!hrop. /
als. i".'v |,..ist Pa.aaoa. AND ,
..u.t,t 81 tesea. .Hs !
.#ae se.si' tr."d. ia 3aa Ties ths !
at..
~ Na...rlr..s '.t# tH.e 1e.u !
IL. t.r 'au .r'ua. At... u,.,c n !
.' .' at'- business Interests.
'j.Gr 0''.a.rD .t .~aa I,E-o. cr I,
..at .r '.",sm Juioa Ufsa school /
n.y.
Imperial Valley press., 1930-03-11
I0UBHA on
IN FULL. SWEa.7
AT GOLF COURSE

Some Of the most interesting golf
matches cycr conducted in Imperial
alley are hein" played now on the
Imperial Valley press., 1930-03-11
nlv

Noada Blesy sen'.'l of Dancing
- D'1: -e. .i't".e 80 ".
I,
Imperial Valley press., 1930-03-11

To January ! Colusa had received
only S.36 inches OF rain.
Imperial Valley press., 1930-03-11

Gtcli. at Comfy fl9sDita,-h ncW
arrival 81 the ImpeGiai ,'.au;} hos.
at.l brought raueh .ies to AIR. au5
Mrs.. Fred l.cat u. S4pdav. nur" p
roGr pound daughter was born to
.sen ~ q p'c.evt.# 4th natr.e anl
aait #l, doing s.ea s. Tr' N.otu,'s
sre living - ths eagH's f.rr uae
GarIt9eGt.
Imperial Valley press., 1930-03-11

Feed MIL Eurglarized - The
premises of tA" Pacific cattle and
ou'try Feed company, 100 Main
street, were chtarad last might ac-
cnrding to Il report made 10 the
lol,,c department this morning. The
providers attempted to opsn th" safe
qld unsuccessful in ;ais had t. hr
satisfied N.th 80 taken from the
cash l.Msfnr. fingerprint, taken
tscm thc safe and register are tc.ng
,.c.,.-:tcd ~ police.
Imperial Valley press., 1930-03-11

Ei~'t ir#tAess IL l.tv bought
t'c 1.V a.re ~ -.n.5a --orr Farm
n,4r Loc5cf I'D. sam Ioauu'G leUu;.,,
-.- 10000.
Imperial Valley press., 1930-03-11

Academy Of Muse = Piano, Pipo
Organ composition. Elmer \. Todd.
director. and Estol!e Kathryn liv-
ingston aud Elizabeth West, asso.
eiatc teachers Str
Imperial Valley press., 1930-03-11

Mt. Signal Dance Saturday, March
;. Good music. Prize dances. 81
Imperial Valley press., 1930-03-11

fre,I GG:0e - r-UeOru a. Fso' =
otHg,- ti"pvt EdV
Imperial Valley press., 1930-03-11

Dr a. 3. Iddslh. Dentis, ravis
Sr!2 ENtrlctoA specialist AdN
Imperial Valley press., 1930-03-11

Gull Grapefruit in large burlal
sacks. !. Y. Grapefruit Growers
Brighton. near 4th. aI}
Imperial Valley press., 1930-03-11

w.. ard Ma. George ". Damror
lad as their guests over the wrof
end. their daughter and son 'n-laH,
Dr. and Mrs ". G.. Wpodman Of san
Diego. aul their daughter, Miss An.
ucttc paurn of Romona.
Imperial Valley press., 1930-03-11
Items Of News
About The Town

MIR. and Mrs. Lloyd Massey and
t3oyl. Jp, with Mrs. Florence L.
tlcrby a> their guest, motorcd 10
los Angeles TO spend the weekend
with Nh Massey . parents.
Imperial Valley press., 1930-03-11

~helma Jenkins, violiniste, wiz
give II half hour violin program
astr kNO Monday, March -, f.om
5 to $50 =. III.
Imperial Valley press., 1930-03-11

M, and Mrs. David l.. Goodrich
ard David lIl.a'c in san piego and
r,uoct 10 rcmoD stvssul days,
Imperial Valley press., 1930-03-11

Chester Rubel of Berkeley, as
sis;aut state lender of the farm ad-
visor work, is in FL Ccntro for the
purpose Of comforting with the local
farm advisors.
Imperial Valley press., 1930-03-11
WE ARE EQUIPPED with n

modern machinery to ienoyate
setr mattresses. Call Us up at 2gj
catezico and we viii pick them
un. CalcXicn Cation Products, Tuc.
Ca,eXico, Calf. II. lH. mi.
Imperial Valley press., 1930-03-11

Mr.. and Mrs. Arthur Edgar have
gone TO Los Angeles to be with Mr..
and Mrs Leroy Holt until after the
funeral services for Mrs. James NJ,
Holt whose death occurred Sunday
evening.
Imperial Valley press., 1930-03-11

Eucalyptus Wood maEes best heat.
'5auo "a E'ycc, -. y / W.T.