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La gaceta., 1931-06-10
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La mas complete dicha Sc
erne en- la actualidad sobre ell
irtuoso hogan de los aprecia-
os esposos Blanca y Domingo
>tero, con motive del reciente
acimiento de un precioso nino,
quien besan con cariho pater-
lal.
Danilo es ell nombre del nue.
o vastago.
Enhorabuena.
La gaceta., 1931-06-10
MedGlln de la Legion
Americana

NA NNONtN wv w
Americana
Luis V. Martinez, hijo de lc
esposos Luis y Eloisa MARITIME;
residences en- ell 1916 de la l;
Ave., ACADIA de cbtener una nor
rosa graduation en- ell Washing
ton Junior High School, conqui
tando a la vez, por medic de SUI
brillantes examenes, la Medal;
y ell Certificate de la Legion A
mericana, que es ell premio ma:
alto a que puede aspirar tod
estudiante Jr.
Felicitamos a Luisito por 81
notable APPLICATION a los estudios
y a sus amantisimos padres POI
este premio que compensa sus
esfuerzos Y s~atisface sus caros
anhelos.
La gaceta., 1931-06-10
LA AS AMBLEA CATALINA
CELL BR0 SU PRIMERA
REUNION

Barcelona, JUNO 10.-Para
redactar la constitution del es-
tado catalan Y delinear como
seran sus relaciones con la Re-
pdblica espanola, celebr6 aver
SUI primera session la asamblea
general de Catalina, la Prime
ra en- cuatro siglos de lucha y
propaganda.
La session de aver Sc destin6
a ceremonies Y discursos de
esperanto.
Hoy empezaran las delibea
La gaceta., 1931-06-10
Fiesta de despedid0
En- la barriada de West Tam.


En- la barriada de West Tam
pa.
En- SUI elegante Residential de la
avenida Howard n1mero 4O3,
ell cumplido Y estimado caballe-
70, ST.. Florentido Diaz, lie ofre
cera esta noche una esplendids
fiesta de despedida al cutie
Francisco Gonzalez.
Paquito, como carinosament
lie llamamos, marchara ell Jue
yes entrante hacia la hermos:
capital Guiana para reanudar
las labores inherentes al impor
tante empleo que tiene con Ii
Companfa Guiana de Electrici-
dad.
Gracias per la delicada invi-
taci6n.F =
La gaceta., 1931-06-10
TRECE BANCOS DE LOS AL
DE CHICA-
GO CERR RON AVER

Chicago, Jurio 10.-Con los
trece Rancos de la veeindad de
Chicago qve aver eerraron sus
puertas, ell total en- dos dias
aurenta a 10.
Los Directories de Ia CSca-
go Clearing House Associa-
ton, despu6s de celebrar va
rias conferencias para discu-
tir sobre la situaci5n, Sc han
visto precisados a declarar que
NADIA pueden haeer en- favor de
la misma.
Doce de los Bancos que han
cerrado pertenecian I una ca
dena contrclada por John Balm
leader republican, de la par
tie sur. Balm declare que ell cH-
ire fu6 votado para conser-
var les intereses 6e ,os deposi-
tantes y accionistas."
Estos bancos tienen I'm total
de depositos ascendente a
$4,000, 000. FL Banco Elm
wood Park State, que compile
ia ell nGmero IS, Y que tiene
dop6Sitos ascendentes a un mi
Hon de pesos, fue cerrado por
ell Auditor del Estado.
Con anterioridad seis ban
cos va habian sido cerrados.
Tres de elios estaban afiliados
al Foreman State National, v
fuoron cerrados aver para de-
,crninar sus posicioneS. Los
Clros tres que no estaban aft
liaoos, Sc cerraron para eVitar
IA ouiebra.
En- ell dia de hoy $780, 900
en- dep6sitos del State Savings
and Trust Company, fueron ga
rantizados por Ell Liberty
Trust and Savings, un0 de los
btnaos del grupo de la veein-
dad de Chicago en- ell cual esta
lnttresado ell First National
Bank.
Ell ST.. John Balm public6 hoy
las siguientes declaraciones:
LA organization Bancaria
Balm ha resuelto ell cierre de
SIS bancos hoy por la manana,
en- benefici0 de los intereses de
sUs depositantes y accionistas.'
"Dicho cierre obedece a la
}ccesidad de evitar perdidas
jeligrosas, debido a las condi-I
ZONES actuales de la situaci6nI
,coromica. Sc espera que oporI
unamente Sc pagara a los de-
5esilantes y accionistas, las
:antidades completas."
|
los dep6sitos en- los Ban
cos ascienden a $13,000,0 00.
FL capital y la reserva a
$4,000, 900"
La gaceta., 1931-06-10
ALVAREZ ABSUELTO

Tn jurado absolvio aver en- la
corte de 10 criminal a Oscar Al
varez, a quien Sc acusaba de
haber robado un autom6vil.
Alvarez no qued6 en- libertad
por haber otras dos acusaciones
contra 81, las dos de la misma
naturaleza.
Tuvo a su cargo La defensa
ell j6ven letrado Jose M. Gomez.
La gaceta., 1931-06-10
COCINAS E~CONOMICAS PA
RIA LOS POBRES

Habana, JUNO 10.-Se van
a establecer cocinas econ6mi-
cas- en- esta capital y en- provin-
cias, con ell fin de aliviar la 81
tuaci6n de los sin trabajo.
FL gobierno quiere ayudar a
los obreros hambrientos.
La gaceta., 1931-06-10
TEATRO CASINO

"Su Noche de Bodas", la ex-
celente pelicula hablada en- es-
pahol, alcanz6 aver ell exito que
lie habiamos pronosticado.
Valioso Ell argumento e inme-
jorable la labor artistica de I'M
La gaceta., 1931-06-10
NUEVO EMBAJADOR EN-
Ell VATICANO

Madrid, JUNO 10.-El pei
ri6dico cat6lico "El Debate"
publicarA manana, que Ma
nuel Burgess Mazo, ex7ponar-
quico conservador, ha acepta-
do ell ofrecimiento- del cargo
de Embajador de Espana en- la
Ciudad Vaticana.
La gaceta., 1931-06-10
En- West Tampa

En- West Tampa
Tn bale esta noche.
Lo celebraran las piadosas
Hijas de Maria, en- ell Hall de
San Jose, avenida de Armenia
Y Gale Spruce.
Concurridfsimo veremos hoy
aquel espacioso salon.
AmeniZara ell acto una Or
questa insuperable.
La gaceta., 1931-06-10

Una juntd
Con Ell fin de ultimar todo 10
relative al gran bale de las Flo
res, senalado para Ell sabado
pr6ximo en- Ell Centre Espanol
de West Tampa, celebrara ma
mana jueves por la noche una
Junta de Directiva la Agrupa-
ci6n Juventud Hispana.
Ruegase la asistencia.
La gaceta., 1931-06-10

Ell Boletfn del Toreedor ira
ia irrespetuosamente al querido
amigo Gerardo, ell noble presi-
dente de los sentimientos gene
rosos, cuando Sc atreve a publ
sar los parrafos que van a con
tinuaci6n: q Estamos yiviendo
un periodic de civilization? les
que ha revivido en- Cuba la epo-
ca vergonzante cuando la mu-
jer Guiana era insultada y has
ia golpeada, por Ell hecho de re-
pugnar la tiranfa? les que exis
te ell prop6sito de sobrepasar los
procedimientos crueles e irres-
petuosos de los Orden Pdblico,
La gaceta., 1931-06-10

2nfermo
Ell senior Roberto Silva.
Recogido en- sus habitaciones
Sc encuentra desde hace algunos
dias este conocido Y amable j6-
ven, vfctima de una affection
grippal.
Que Sc reponga a la mayor
brevedad son mis- deseos.
La gaceta., 1931-06-10

Que la Rolita Sc arist0cratiza
10 demuestra ell hecho-nos es-
criben-de que comerciantes Y
PROFESSIONALS son 'empresarios',
pero no dan la cara, tienen
cenfiada la direction a c0mpe-
tentes ADMINISTRATORS.
Este nuevo paso de avance
hacia la prosperidad y ell orden,
confesamos que nos encanta.
Cuando la Bolita pase a ma
nos de los poderosos, menos d.
ffcil sera combatirla.
La gaceta., 1931-06-10

Ahora, en- muchos casos, pro-
duce intensas pena combatir a
pobres que Sc ganan la eXisten-
cia, por no tener trabajo, "boli-
teando" por las casas, clubs y
cafes.
La gaceta., 1931-06-10
s @ CIAL E 5

asa restdbIecida
Complacidisimo TRAGIC a mis-
ociales de hoy una noticia real
lente agradable.
Pr6xima a reftablecerse to-
almente Sc haNa la bella y j6-
en- sonora Blanca Rodriguez
e Menendez, en- su Residential
le la Gale Green 1907, West
'ampa.
Blanca fue operada, no ha
nuchos dias, en- la clinica Ell
Iien P1blico.
Reitero mis- votos por que su
'uraci6n sea complete.
La gaceta., 1931-06-10

de Menendez, Gale Green mime
70 2506.
Reciban sus familiares todos
nuestra mas sentida expression
de condolencia.
La gaceta., 1931-06-10
CAR&A CABLEGRAF1CA DE- ESPANA

raciones. La mayoria de los di-
putados opina que Catalina
debe ser un estade soberan6
dentro de la repdbiica.
La gaceta., 1931-06-10

Nos informan que de Cuba
Sc han traido o Sc van a traer
sargentOs para hacer una "lim-
pieza" de elementos antimacha-
distas.
Dos de esos verdugos situa-
ran en- Tampa su campo de ope-
raciones Y otros embarcaran
hacia New York.
Preparense los muchachos
descontentos con la Dictadura y
particularmente los periodistas,
como ell querido amigo Gregory.
que no dan Quartet" a Gerardo.
icon ~nosotros no ira ESQ de
los sargentosg porque nuestra
primera determination ha sido
luego de enterarnos, gritar tres
wees: Viva Machado i Vivian
las cadenas!
La gaceta., 1931-06-10

Ell infeliz mafido no encon-
traba trabajo y la mujer 10 ator
mentaba. Quiso el rebelarse con
ira la tirania domestica y en-
tonces, ella, la dominadoSa, lie
do muerte alevosa.
Sepultura lie han dado va al
cadaver del desventurado Y to-
do indica que la criminal no
sera castigada.
ST hemos de ser justos, debe-
mos reconocer que ell hombre
descansa ahora de sus penas y
Sc encuentra mejor, mucho me-
jor, que cuando la arpia 10 ato-
sigaba.
GPuede haber un tormento
mayor que csc de la mujer es-
perando al marido para repro
charlie que no haya encontrado
trabajo?
Ell hombre sale a la Gale des-
esperado, toca en- todas las puer
tas que cree propicias y al final
de la angustiosa jornada, GUAM
do ha menester de carino. de al
guien que lie ayude a soportar la
miseria, la esposa lie sale al en-
cuentro para increparle o quiz
zas llamarle vago.
mo es preferable la muerte a
vivir con una mujer que NADIA
sabe de la depression mundial Y
estima que 81 su marido no ira
baja es porque no q%uiere, o por-
que es un "hombre in1til'?
Imperial Valley press., 1931-01-27
VALLEY DENTISTS
FORM ASSOCIATION

Application for membership in
the Southern California Dental as
sociation was made by Is dentists
in the valley at dinner and meet
ing at the Barbara Worth hotel this
weekend. The local group was or
ganized and awaits acceptance in
the larger association.
The local organization is to be
known as the Imperial Valley Den
tai association and at the session
addresses and clinics will be
planned for the benefit of members.
Dr. 1. T. Wells of Brawley was
elected president. DR.. H. A. Jarvis
of CaleXico, president-elect, and DR..
r. c. Clemons of El Centro, secre-
tary-treaSurer. DR.. E. O. Carter of
El Centre is chairman of the pro-
gram and clinic committee.
A group of members of the San
Diego Dental association attended,
and three of the number read ex-
cellent papers concerning various
phases of dentistry. The speakers
were Drs. A. j. Harpst, F.. G. Titus
and o. K. Bullard. They were in
troduced by DR.. l.. l.. BoSworth,
president of the, San Diego asSocia-
ton
Imperial Valley press., 1931-01-27
Young Lloyd Is
Making Progress

HOLLYWOOD, Cal, Jan. 27. U.H
The condition of four-pound Har-
old Lloyd, Junior, who was born
Sunday night, was reported good"
at the Good Samaritan hospital to-
day. where the child is sleeping in
an incubator for the next month.
Mrs. Lloyd, according to DR.. John
Vruwink, survived the ordeal III ex-
cellent shape. and will be permitted
20 see the child within the next few
days.
Papa Lloyd, minus his horn-rim
glasses, has again become a ration
al being after the excitement of be-
coming a father of a son two
months before he expected, and
with difficulty is persuaded to ad-
here to visiting hours.
The child has registered his first
achievement, that of successfully
taking a small meal. DR.. Vrunwink
said. AS his second accomplish
ment, the doctor added, he has dis
covered that he has husky pair
OF lungs.
Imperial Valley press., 1931-01-27

Edwin Stewart-dry cleaning and
We call for and deliver.
Quality. service, dependability. Casa
Rey Hotel. Telephone lie. 1876
Imperial Valley press., 1931-01-27
Children's Colds
Doubly Dangerous
With Flu Around

While there is no cause
for serious alarm over the
development. of scattered cases
Of flu in this locality, health
authorities say that extra pre-
cautions should be taken to
check every cold at the start.
Unless treated promptly, colds
tend to lower body resistance
and may pave the way for an
attack Of influenza with all its
serious complications:
Internal medication should be
avoided except on the advice of
a physician. Too much dos
ing" often disturbs the digestion
and lowers the vitality just
when the child needs its body
strength most.
Applied externally, Vicks Va
poRub can be used freely and
as often as neeoed with no
fear of upSetting the stomach.
Rubbed on throat and chest,
Vicks acts thru the skin like a
poultice or plaster, drawing out
the tightness and soreness. At
the same time, its medicated
vapors, released by the warmth
OF the body, are inhaled direct
to the irritated air-passages.
loosening the phlegm. and
soothing the irritation.
OF course. Vicks two-way ac-
ton Is just as effective for
adults cold-troubles, too.
Don't take chances with
colds NOW!
Imperial Valley press., 1931-01-27
SCHOLARSHIPS OF
VALLEY HOLD MEET

Norman j.. Mcleod of the Holt
Vile high school gave an interest
ing discussion of the present busi-
ness depression for the members OF
the Schoolmasters club, who met
last night in the Holtville civic cen
ter, with the Holtville section as
hosts.
Braven Dyer, of Los Angeles,
talked on the junior olympics, and
Joe Andrade. winner OF the national
championship in the junior division
CT the junior olympics last year, was
also present and gave a few re-
marks.
Mrs. Russell Bennitt and Miss
Elizabeth Garlick presented a num-
ber OF charming two piano selec-
tions for the enjoyment of the
guests.
Prior to the business meeting
and program, a delicious turkey
dinner was. served the group.
Imperial Valley press., 1931-01-27
RUTH CHATTERTON /
SCORES NEW HIT

Superb acting which has made
her an outstanding star of the
screen world, and which has
stamped her previous plays as dis
tinctive hits, is again in evidence
when Ruth Chatterton plays three
roles in THE Right to Love-" which
will be shown for the last times to-
night at Fox Imperial Theatre.
Miss Chattertons work in the
current production is unusually
high class and the story Is excep-
tionally we'll fitted for her emo
tional ability.
She is supported by superb cast,
each Of whom fits into a particular
niche to make the whole production
an outstanding performance.
Imperial Valley press., 1931-01-27
City and County News Briesf

Preliminaries Held-A grand theft
charge against K. Y. Richards was
dismissed by Judge l. Mayfield on
motion Of the complaining witness
IN q preliminary hearing yesterday
afternoon. Hearing on a charge of
non-support against X. Y. Richards,
colored, was continued until
March 2.
Elected Officers Feel and Have
their office more at heart when
elected by large ballot. Vote We'd
nesday February 4th. N. Eyerette
Christian, candidate for assessor
and collector. 24tf
Sentenced in Brawley - Leroy
Dean. 20. was sentenced to 80 days
at labor in the county Jail by Judge
II. B. Griffin in Brawley yesterday
afternoon on charge of stealing
grapefruit. Bond for j. II. Macar-
do., %, Filipino. was set at $1,000
when he was arraigned on a forg-
cry charge.
Heavy Sentence Imposed-Glen
Perkins, 30, was sentenced TO 60
days in the county Jail by Judge E.
E. Kiefer of Calexico yesterday
afternoon on charge of drunken
hess.
Special Sale of Hand Made I'M
ported Silk Stepins at Katherine
Sullivan'S. Main at 9Th. Dainty
French garments at $295 and 1925.
Tailored ones s295. Lace trimmed
at 1895. 27t1
Two In COurt-Louis Clark Is,
was sentenced TO. six months in the
county Jail for petty theft by Judge
!. Mayfield yesterday afternoon,
while j. w. Corley. II, was turned
over to the juvenile court. The
Imperial Valley press., 1931-01-27


lures of various agricultural prod
ucts.
Edwin Stewart-dry cleaning and
pressing. We call for and deliver.
Quality. service, dependability. Casa
Rey Hotel. Telephone lie. l9t6
Miss Winnie Barry, who has been
chief deputy assessor and collector.
Imperial Irrigation District, for
seven years, and who is now candi-
date for the office of assessor and
collector, will speak over Radio
Station K X 0 Tuesday evening,
January 81, at 900, for the benefit
of the peope whom it has been i'm
possible for her to meet, due to the
accumulation of work in the office
at this time. 27tl
Fire Destroys Home-Mr. and Mrs.
A. H. Smithson, who live on ranch
south OF Holtyille and who are
numbered among the pioneers of the
valley. lost their home by fire this
weekend, The building was burned
to the ground. but was covered by
farm bureau insurance and the ad-
juster is at present settling the
claim.
Fair Rxhibits-Special service and
round trip truck rates on exhibits
10 Fair, February 7th. Call Pioneer
Truck and Transfer Co., Phone l.
Tues-Ths-Sat
At Katherine Sullivan,s, Main at
9th. Look at the Kickernick silk
combinations on special sale. Ready
in black. flesh. sand and all shades.
27tl
Mooseheart Legion Bridge Party
will be held Friday evening at 8
O'Clock at Moose hall, old Tulane
theatre. 27t2
Hears Case-Eyidence
in the petition of Mrs. Margaret
Parker for letters of guardianship
over her 76-year-old father, James
McGraw, was heard by Judge
Vaughn Thompson in superior court
today. The case had been continued
from last Friday. Evidence may
come to an end this afternoon.
Former Texas Official Here-Sam
Sparks, former state treasurer of
I exas. is visiting r. T. Estes, court
hailiff here, at his home today.
Sparks, who Is now president of
bank In Austin, Texas, will spend
10 days in Imperial Valley, taking
trips to q number of interesting
points nearby. Estes and Sparks
became acquainted when the for
ner lived in Texas.
Imperial Valley press., 1931-01-27
REORGANIZATION IN
BRUNK'S COMEDIANS

Glen d. Brunk, owner and mana
ger of Brunk's Comedians, reor-
ganized that group of players after
his recent return from the east
with several new actors.
The offering this week Is "Just
Plain Show Folks" and special cou-
pom tickets are announced for a
limited period in order. that valley
residents may have an opportunity
to meet the new players. These
coupons may be clipped from the
Imperial Valley Press or obtained
from local merchants.
Miss Bea Gilmore, Jimmie Travis
and Seyburn Evans are the new
members of the company who will
be seen this week.
Imperial Valley press., 1931-01-27

youths are charged with having
stolen groceries from Mexican
near Seeley recently.
Baby Rice-Buttered or sweeten-
ed pop corn, always fresh. 5, 10
and 25c box Next to Stage Depot.
2tf
Sentenced for POssession-Morris
Catcher, 81, colored. was sentenced
TO rs days in the county Jail on a
charge of possession of Intoxicating
liquor. by Judge Ware in Calipatria
yesterday afternoon.
DIR. A. b. Hanson, Dentist, Davis
Bldg. Extraction specialist. :
DR.. Arnold. Chiropodist and Foot
Specialist is at Balboa Hotel. 20tf.
Fred P. Nuttali. candidate for as
SCISSOR collector Imperial Irrigation
District will speak over Radio
KXO, Wednesday evening at $50.
Monday evening at $40 and Tues
day evening at 9:40 p. m. 27t2
Valley Shipments Yesterdays
lettuce shipments were announced
as 1873 carloads by B. A. Harrigan,
agricultural commissioner. Nine
cars of carrots, three of greens and
one each OF grapefruit and cabbage
also were consigned to the markets.
At Katherine Sullivan's, Main at
6th. see the sale of fine purses at
81 95 and s395 in Florentine, suede
and patent feathers. 27tl
Fair WindOw-Cups, trophies and
are assembled in mid
winter fair window display at the
Imperial Valley Hardware store
here. Views of blooded stock to be
Imperial Valley press., 1931-01-27

youths are charged with having
stolen groceries from a Mexican
near Seeley recently.
Imperial Valley press., 1931-01-27
LOCAL MASONIC
LODGES INSTALL
new OFFICIALS

Several hundred persons. includ-
ing Masons from all parts of the
valley. their ladies and friends at
tended the public installation of Of
ficers conducted in Masonic hall
last night by Ell Centre and Oasis
lodges. F. g. A. NJ. the occasion be-
ing graced by the presence of John
Stewart Ross, grand master of Ma
sonry in California. who acted as
installing officer.
The installation ceremony, i'm
presSive and dignified, was carried
out in accordance with the Masonic
ritual.
Newly elected officers of the
lodges filed into the hall and ar
ranged themselves in double rank
before the platform on which were
seated the retiring masters, John
w. Cook of Ell Centre lodge and
Warren Currier of Oasis lodge.
Mont ]. Reid. past master OF
Oasis lodge, escorted the grand mas
ter to the platform and the cere-
mony began with the installation OF
Robert Graham as master of the Ell
Centre lodge and Otto j. Bradshaw
as master of Oasis lodge.
Charles E. Sones. inspector of the
l08th Masinc district, acted as mas
ter of ceremonies, assisting the
grand master in the installation.
After the masters Of the lodges were
invested with the insignia of their
rank. the remainder of the officers
were presented to the grand master
according TO their rank and were
duly installed.
AT the conclusion of the installa- :
ton. congratulations were extended
to the newly installed masters by
the retiring masters, and the for
mer. in response, expressed their
thanks and solicited the co-opera-
ton of the members of both lodges
to make their terms successful.
The grand master expressed his
pleasure at presiding over the in
Stallation of the officers in his own
lodge-El Centre No. 384-and its
companion lodge-Oasis.
Hold Reception
He gave an impressive talk on the
ideals and aims of Masonry. i'm
pressing the membership with the
necessity of maintaining it's dignity
and other high principles at all
times and striving through co-opera-
ton with each other to keep Ma
sonry in Ell Centre on the high
plane that has marked its course in
the past.
At the conclusion of the cere-
mony the lodge officers held an in
formal reception. receiving thereon
gratulations of their friends. Many
also took advantage of the oppor-
tunity to greet the grand master,
who through long residence in Ell
Centre prior to removing to Los An
geles, has host of friends here.
The installation ceremony was in
terspersed with a splendid musical
program with cornet solos BY DR..
E. 0. Carter and violin solos by B.
who also joined in sew
eral delightful duets; songs by the
high school boys quarterback
Berry, Bert Cosby, Roy Sweeney
and Theodore Tubb. and a selection
by the high school girls trio-the
Misses Barbara Tondro, Marjorie
Meyer and Ruth Grafton. Miss Lu-
ellie Krause acted as accompanist
for the vocal numbers and presided
At the piano during the installation.
Mrs. Estelle Livingston was accom-
panist for DR.. Carter and Mr.. Nc
Clintock.
Refreshments were served in the
lodge dining room at the conclu-
sion OF the program.
Imperial Valley press., 1931-01-27
Ell Centrans Win
Tennis Doubles

Melvin Wilby and Howard Soper
OF Ell Centre won the tennis dou-
bles championship OF Imperial Val-
ley when they came out victorious
after meeting Roy Fawcett and
Charles Casey of Brawley at that
place on Sunday. The score Of the
final match was 6-3, GA.
Each member of the winning
doubles received silver loving cup
as a reward.
The match Sunday was the final
one In the Brawley tennis doubles
tournament.
Imperial Valley press., 1931-01-27
Offer Bargains
In Used Autos

WI. Crider. sales specialist, now
is in charge of the Roy H. Womack
used car sale and announces that
he has never before placed such low
prices on good used cars.
The entire stock is included in
the sale and the bargains are de-
clared to be unusually tempting.
Womack is the local Chevrolet
dealer and announces that Crider
conducts sales throughout the
state.
Imperial Valley press., 1931-01-27
Swearingen Funeral
To Be Held Tomorrow

Funeral services for James
Thomas Swearingen, father of
Ralph Swearingen of this city, who
was killed Sunday night in an auto
mobile accident. will be held tomor-
row, January 28. at 10 o'clock in
Goodbody's Ivy Chapel, San Diego.
Interment will be at Glen Abbey
cemetery. Rev. Howard b. Bard OF
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the First Unitarian church will Of
ficiate.
The deceased was 76 years Of age
ct the time Of his death and was q
native of Ohio. He is survived by
mis- wife, Emma Swearingen. and by
his son, Ralph, of Ell Centre.
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exhibited are shown along with pic
lures of various agricultural prod
ucts.