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Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1931-07-28
MISS AND
M. O. IIGON WED

A beautiful. impressive ceremony
Joined Miss Bessie Egerter and nj.
o. Lyon, in marriage on Saturday
morning. at . o'clock, the wedding
taking place at the home of the
brides parents, Mr.. and Mrs. X. y.
Egerter. The Reverend Leslie A.
Boone, pastor OF the Methodist
church, read the service.
Masses OF roses and fern, were
aTtistically arranged. making a love-
ly setting for the occasion.
J. L. Cross served as best man.
The maid OF honor. Miss Leila Shiv-
er. was attired in a most becoming
costume Of blue organdy. with
corresponding trimming. She wore a
charming blue picture hat and car
ried a pretty bouquet OF pink rose
buds.
The pretty bride was beautiful IN
a frock of beige lace. with appoint
ments OF turquoise blue. Her hand
some picture hat was OF beige,
adorned with turquoise velvet ribbon
and her arm bouquet was Of sun
burst roses.
An elaborate FOUR course wedding
breakfast was served at the Reese
Wil-Mond hotel. following the cere-
mony. Only intimate friends and
relatives we're guests.
The dining table had q lovely
centerpiece OF pink roses and fern.
The guests we're. the bride and
groom, Mr.. and Mrs. Egerter. Rev.
and Mrs. Boone, J. L. Gross, Misses
Mildred Peters. Dorothy Truck.
Leila SILVER. Edythe Summers. Thel-
ma Pearce. Their places at the table
were designated by tiny cupids
holding wedding rings.
Mrs. Lyon wore a going away suit
or black crepe. with cream lace trim
mings. Other accessories to her cos
tune. correspondent. They left for
q wedding trip 10 San Antonio and
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Texas Fzowers Are
Interesting Subjects

HARLINGEN, July 28.-F1day
afternoon, the Santa Rosa Home
Demonstration club women were
hostesses to over 100 women and AZ
children, at the beautiful rural home
Of Mrs. g. Pomeroy. and her mother,
Mrs. w. B. Norris. Baskets of lovely
garden flowers. we're placed about
the home. Outside. there was a
variety Of garden flowers and large
trees cast shade for the seating
OF the entire company. Chairs were
placed In double rows. and IL was
here that the program was given.
The president OF the Santa Rosa
club, Mrs. $. "A. Rack. presided az
the opening Of the program. She
introduced the program chairman.
Mrs. w. D.. Cox, who gave q few
words OF cordial welcome.
She announced that the prime
subject of the program. was Texas
Flowers" AS Texas Is so large a
state with mountains. coast. plains,
canyons and hills. the flora is great
ly diversified. AS Hrs. Cox called
the names of the members appointed.
each one named a flower. gave the
locality. name proper. local and the
legend. IL any.
First vas the Columbine. named
for Columbia: prickly pear, with
beautiful colors. and the chosen
flower Of Mexico; golden rod. state
flower Of Alabama, Nebraska: dan
delion originally from Greece; huis-
ache. with tiny golden balls Of muSky
odor, native OF Mexico; old-fashion-
ed broom weed. with deep yellow
flowers: the pretty kiss NEE" flow
ers or central Texas: gaillardia,
found almost everywhere: retama,
moses bush that did not burn
(bible): red bud. or Judas tree. So
called as IL Is supposed to be the
tree Judas hanged himself from:
mesquite. the feather tree: black
eyed Susan, found IN fields; violet,
emblem Of modestv: Mistletoe. o
historic flower; white daisy. the
American Legion flower. az called
the love flower. a. II tells me for
tune for many a fair maiden; the
6ogwood. was originally a flower wsth
four square petals.
Mrs. Martinson gave a very en-
joyable reading. "A contest with
answers in names Of flowers. caused
lots OF fun and a tie resulted. Each
victor received a pretty corsage, tied
with yellow ribbon as the color
scheme was yellow and white. Little
individual cakes, frosted In yellow.
and ice cream. in the same tint,
with minis, were served.
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PERSONALS
j. j. Ledbetter has returned from
Corpus Christi where he has been
d witness for the City of San An
tonic in the Olmos Dam construc-
ton suit filed by the Mckenzie
Construction company.
Miss Clara Hester returned from
a vacation spent in Dallas and IT.
Worth visiting friends.
Mrs. A. NJ. Terrell has returned
from Desdemonia. where she was
called by the death Of her sister.
She was accompanied home BY her
brother, j. A. Brown and his fam
ily Of S~tephenville, for a two weeks
visit.
Mr.. and Mrs. L. NJ. Valdetero.
Mrs. Alice Gatti. Miss Mary Eliza
beth Gatti and Miss Willie Powers
have returned from a trip to east
Texas.
Mrs. James "A. Clark OF Mission
Is Waiting Mrs. 4. L. Ramsey for
n week. Mrs. Clark formerly lived
he4.
Mss Maud Nosler has returned
from a visit with Kiss Ann Kath-
ryn Edwards OF Edinhurg.
Ed. C. Reeves has as his guests
Jack Reeves and family and Ray
Reeves OF Cisco.
Mr.. and Mrs. y. G. Wagner have
departed on an extended automo-
bile trip. They plan 10 80 as far
as Montreal. Canada. visiting points
in the east and returning home in
about four months.
MIR. and Mrs. Ray Smith and lit
tie daughter. Marilyn, are spending
their vacation IN Junction, and San
Antonio.
Mr.. and Mrs. ID. +. Mosure have
rs their guests their son, Lloyd
Mosure and family Of Little Bril-
tain. Ontario. Canada. They expect
20 remain about ten days
Mr.. ami Mrs. j. r. McAnally have
returned from q vacation trip 70
Monterrey and otner points in
Mexico. They are now located In
their new home In Valencia Park.
Mr.. and Mrs. c. w. Sullivan and
family have departed on a three
weeks vacation trip TO tier old
home In North Dakota They will
attend the wedding of their son,
Leroy Sullivan, who has been
practicing law in Alaska.
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Sncietv CALENDAR
WEDNESDAY

WEDNESDAY
Tournament Bridge club men,
bers will have as hostess. Mrs. j.
l.. Rentfro.
Lucky Thirteen Bridge club with
Mrs. M. Sauber.
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PERSONALS

r. G. Ship left Saturday for San
Antonio, where he will receive medi-
cal treatment. He was accompanied
by his sister, Mrs. Lucille Bennett.
Word was received Friday night,
bT Cullen Red. that his sister. Viva,
was in San Antonio. very III. j. N.
Red, father Of Viva. left for San
Antonio. Immediately after the mes
sage reached him.
Mrs. r. r. Thomson Is In the
Valley hospital. recovering from a
serious operation which she under
went the first Of the week.
Mrs. Herman Watson win be hos
tess 70 the Delta Deck bridge club
on Thursday afternoon.
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CLUB GUESTS OF
r COMAfEAUx

The members of the Deuce High
Bridge club we're entertained by
Mrs. Commeaux. az her home Oh
Thursday afternoon. Deuce high was
awarded Mrs. l.. 70. Mitchell, high
score and award went to Mrs. Char
les Wilson. Mrs. RI. Fl. Shander
winning second high score and
trophy.
Refreshments were served by the
hostess.
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-Four Named
Honorees Blu
Mrs. Fairey

SAN BENITO. July 2e.-Mrs. J.
n. Morawietz Mrs. N. A. Storey OF
Ardmore. Okla, Mrs. II. M. Storey
OF San Marcos, and Mrs j. J. Led
better we're honorees at an attract
ave bridge and forty-two party ar
ranged by Mrs. X. II. Fairey.
A color scheme Of yellow and
pink was carried out In the floral
decorations as well as for the &C
1~cessories for the games.
Mrs. II. Q. Aldridge received the
high score award for the bridge
games, while Mrs. j. z. Glenn was
presented with the award for sec
sond high. Mrs. r. j. East re-
.ceived the high cor prize for the
games Of forty-two. The hostess
also remembered the four honorees
with gifts.
The guests were Mesdames j. l..
BATES, A. r. AIotheral. G. z. Hud-
fson, Nathan Craig. j. D.. Wren,
~. Z. Glenn. II. c. Aldridge, Elmer
morris, Wiley Cochran, II. w. St.
lJhon, Paul F. Rossen, r. J. East,
~. .. Prcntiss, w. s. Fairey and
Miss Hazel Carpenter. Out-of-
ftown guests we're Mrs. L. r. Ger
tard and Mrs. w. w. Simmons OF
kHarlingen.
BRIDGE PARTY Is
SURPRISE FOR SON
Mrs. z. L. Pittman entertained
with a surprise bridge party hon
soring her son. Jimmie Pittman. at
her home last weel.
Roses and Corona we're used for
decorations.
az Guests were Misses Merel Mil
land Gladys Mills OF San Benito,
Misses Mary Holiday and Dolly
Reynolds OF Harrington. A. II
Koonce and Victor Koonce OF Mt.
Enterprise and r. 3. Thankersley.
LUNCHEON GIVEN FOR
GUEST FROM HOUSTON
Mrs. j. r. M0raweitz OF Houston
was honoree at a luncheon given by
Efrs. j. j. Ledbetter at her home
on North Reagan.
Guests were Mesdames Paul r.
Rossell. Walter w. Hall. Lawrence
Eatti. 4. II. Farley and Fl. M.
Storey Of San Marcos.
HOSTESS
AT YACHT CLUB
Mrs. Frank G. Ludden and Mrs.
=. r. Bonner were Joint hostesses
70 the members OF their clubs last
week at the Shary Yacht Club at
Port Isabel.
Following the sea food dinner
games Of bridge were participated
in. High score holders being Mrs,
z. z. Ogden and II. j. Hinkley and
Mrs. Ludden ard e. B. Wells.
! Guests were Mr.. and Mrs. Alfred
Ludden and Ronarld Lang Of Du-
luth. MINI. and Mrs. Leland Of Bay
City.
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EVENING BRIDGE
CLUB MEETS

Mrs. Jake Hafner end J. T. Will
cox were successful players wher
Mrs. G. l.. Miner entertained the
members of her Evening Bridge
club at her home last week.
Shasta daises and roses were usec
for decorations.
Guests were Mr.. and Mrs. j. M
Jones.
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Monterrey. Mexico. They will return
to Harlingen to make their home.
Mrs. Lyon was honor guest with a
delightful shower at the home of
Mr.. and Mrs. Charles Brown, with
Miss Leila Shiver as a pleasing hos
tess on Friday night. Pink and white
were the dainty colors used in all
appointments and decorations.
The honoree was presented with
a large pink umbrella, filled to over
flowing with lovely and useful gifts.
Angel food cake and pink and white
ice cream were served.
Guests present we're Mesdames r.
J Egerter. H. J. Looney, Charles
Brown, X. +. Fulgum, A. j. Kunkel:
Misses Thelma Pierce. Cleo Mcleod.
Emma Myers. Julian Thomson
Elizabeth Allen. Josephine Rodgers.
Eoith Summer. Dorothy Truck.
Mildred Peters, Kathleen Dubois.
Helen Winters.
Thursday night. the w. M. u. club
honored the bride with a buffet
supper. which was given as a sur
prise az the home OF the groom.
A profusion Of garden flowers were
tastefully arranged in baskets. The
dining table was oramented with a
beautiful wedding cake. fastened
with white streamers to a huge white
wedding bell. hanging from the cell
ing. A pair Of beautiful c~andlesticks
and a handsome bowl Of frosted rose
colored crystal was given the honor
guest. by the club.
After the presentation OF the gifts,
dancing was the order OF the even
ing.
Guests were Mr.. and Mrs. r.. J.
Egerter. Misses Mildred Peters
Thelma Pierce. Helen Winters
Kathleen Dubois, Edythe Summers.
and the honoree. Messrs. Nelson Hell
bert. Mack Hines. M. o. Lyon, j. L.
Cross. Effin Thomson, Ralph Arm
strong, M. Bramer.
Imperial Valley press., 1931-05-12
LAST RITES FOR
MRS. KEPLEY ARE
CONDUCTED HERE

Las. rites for Mrs. r. B. Kepley,
65, who died at her home here Sun
day night following a continued
illness, were conducted from Lem
ons' funeral chapel this morning at
10 o'clock.
Rev. C. E. Flanagan, pastor of the
Baptist church, officiated at the
services. He told OF Mrs. Kepley's
long period Of activity as a men,
Der Of the El Centre Baptist church
and of the splendid influence her
life had been. The chapel was
banked with flowers from friends
and relatives.
Mrs. Kepley was active in the
Woman's Ten Thousand club, espe-
cially in the Twice Told Tales sec
ton of which she was a founder
She was member of Chapter AV,
P. E. ..
She was born in Carbondale,
Imperial Valley press., 1931-05-12
City and County News Briefs

Croquiqnole-Splrai, Combination,
and end waves. Newkirk's Beauty
Parlor, Phone 227. t,w,tfri
Vagrancy Charged-Three defen-
oantS were sentenced by Judge H. B.
Griffin of Brawley yesterday after
noon to 10 days in the county jail
on charges of vagrancy. They were
L. Zavalas. %; Juan Bustamante.
&c: and A. Ybarra, 80.
Card Party by ST. Mary's Altar
Society. at Parish Hall, tonight at
3 o'clock. l2tl
Building Permits - Building per-
mitS issued this morning were TO
w D. Conn for q garage at 7l0
South Fourth street and 10 w. a.
Measures for $3.50 garage at
Twelfth and State streets.
Imperial Valley press., 1931-05-12
District Rescinds
Action On Bill

Continued from Page J.
il after the attorney generals OPT
Mon would be TO pass a law that
would be certain 10 hold up the ALL
American canal election pending a
final ruling by the supreme courts.
- don't for one minute believe that
the people who are working so hard
70 put this Robinson bill over in
this session Of the legislature will
be one-half as interested in IL two
years from now. Before that time
the An-American canal contract
will have been voted on and their
chance to stall it will have passed" ="
Approve Sign Removal
Permission 70 remove signs on dis
trict property along highways was
granted by the board at the request
Of I. A. Thomas of the state high
way maintenance department.
Thomas explained that the signs
mar the scenery along valley high
ways and are unnecessary TO the
public.
Insurance men OF the valley, rep
resented by w. P. Casey, w. H
Lorenz and Mark Wvlburn, pre-
sented communication regarding
the prospect of district insurance
being handled by one agent and all
insurance men in the valley sharing
n the premiums.
Casey explained that the plan OF
blanket insurance had been tried
successfully by schools and by the
county. In each case. he said, mon
~ had been saved.
The board ordered report tabled
until such time as the secretary pre-
sents a report of district insurance
Iacts of the past.
Recess for luncheon came at Il
o'clock, the members to meet again
1t 1:30 o'clock.
Imperial Valley press., 1931-05-12
Badges Awarded
To Eagle Scouts

Three Scouts last night received
the Eagle badge al special Court
of Honor held in the Brawley gram
mar school. In recognition Of Moth
er's day, the mothers of these three
Scouts were presented with minia-
ture Eagle badges by their sons.
j. z. Brock, council president and
former Scoutmaster of Troop %,
McCabe, presented Henry Moline
of that troop with his badge, and
Kelley Young and George H. Ross,
both of Imperial, presented the
badges to Tom Afford and Woodrow
Mayberry, both of Troop, 80, I'm
perial.
An interesting program was given
by Percy Palmer of the Brawley
high school, who gave an illustrated
lecture on many of the places of
interest in Imperial valley.
Imperial Valley press., 1931-05-12
Feverish Rush To
Get Out Bills
Continued from page II

Continued from page II
ton. In such case the correction
must appear in the same size type
and be given the same prominence
as the article held lbelous.
In event of such retraction, the
editor may be sued only for actual
and not punitive damages by the
person injured.
Repetition of the 1880 primary
election ballot muddle. when sever
al incumbent state officials were
opposed by virtually unknown per-
sons OF the same name, would be
prevented under a bill adopted by
the assembly and sent to the gov
ernor.
This measure, S. q. SOL, by Sem
ator Sanborn Young, Los Gatos,
permits officers seeking reelection
to have the word incumbent"
placed after their names on the
ballot
The bill resulted from the con-
fusion of the 1880 election, in which
Governor Young, State Treasurer
Charles G. johnson and State Con-
troller Ray L. Riley were opposed
by candidates having the same
I name
Imperial Valley press., 1931-05-12

Sues On Note--G. SeXauer today
filed suit against C. F. wurzback
for s42S.77 allegedly due on a prom
issory note
Pauls Lemonade Kills sour
thirst, retains and improves your
health, because it is genuine fresh
lemons. All ready made up. &c per
cup. Next to stages Depot. l6tf
Eastern Couple Get Lieense-John
B. Edgarton, 50, giving his address
Us Riverside Drive, New York City,
and Kate A. Knight. Sd. Of MasSa-
chusetts, procured q marriage Ii
cense in the county clerks office
here today. Edgarton, under occu-
patton. was listed as retired.
Edwin Stewar1 f<ry cleaning
and pressing. We call for and deli
yer. Quality, service, dependability.
Casa Rey Hotel. Telephone Ji6. 2t6
Collins Visits Glamis-C. B. COL
lins, county superintendent OF
schools. spent yesterday visiting the
Glamis school which he found in
flouriShing condition. The school is
q one-teaeher affair with pupils
and on the edge O. the desert, and
the superintendent reports that the
only bad feature is the road leading
TO il. q desert trail II took him
two hours 70 travel 20 miles yes
terday.
Watch for the Final Windup of I
Katherine Il. Sulnvan's removal i
sale. See the ad N Wednesdays
Press l2tl
Superior Court Reporter Miss
Clara Feustel this week is acting as
shorthand reporter in Judge A. c
Fiilney's department OF the superior
court. during the absence Of John
Kepley because OF his mothers
death recently.
All Nursery Stock reduced 25 per
cent for Summer clearance. Griffin
Ranch Nurseries, Brawley. Tele-
phone 234. llt3
Card Party by st. Mary's Altar
Society, at Parish Hall, tonight at
8 o'clock. l2tl
Imperial Valley press., 1931-05-12
CROWD TO SEE BOXING

CHICAGO, May l2. UA)-A
crowd approaching 100 900 is ex-
pected TO witness the international
boxing tournament between the
amateur champions Of France and
the composite Golden Gloves team
of Chicago and New York in Sol
diers' Field tonight, weather per-
mitting.
The receipts are expected TO ex-
ceed 100000. The net profits Will
be divided among the disabled vet
erans Of France and the United
States.
Imperial Valley press., 1931-05-12
Daily Reports
OfF'inance And
Grain Markets

LOS ANGELES. May l2. U.P)-
! The price trend was irregular on
| the Los Angeles Stock Exchange
| today, with most issues registering
fractional losses. Trading was dull.
As usual, Transamerica led in
volume with sales of 1900 shares
during the morning session, at
prices ranging between 8ls and Sas.
Most sales were at S4, off Is.
Security First National sold down
to 80. off =, on turnover OF 400
shares.
International reinsurance lost >. ,
selling at 26.
Standard Oil of California, on
sales OF 100 shares, advanced TO
37ss. up =.
Other prices included:
Pacific Finance llas. up is;
Southern California Edison &c"
26ai, unchanged; Union Oil les
off u: Union Associates 1873, off
\: Rio Grande 4%. off X. and Gill
more Oil l8, unchanged.
CHICAGO. May IL. U.P) -
Strength in corn gave wheat firm
er undertone on the board of trade
today although trade was very dull
Lack of pressure and dryness in
the northwest were factors in the
advance. The farm board reaffirm-
ed its intention to withdraw from
stabiliZation efforts with the end
of May and also announced that
its 35,000,000 bushels of wheat held
TO export had been almost COM
pletely disposed Of. Moderate actiy-
ity in corn with large local pro-
fessional again on the buying side
gave that grain good gain. There
was some selling on the bulge. Oats
moved with corn but trade was
very small.
At the close wheat was Y to $.c
higher with May unchanged, corn
was as 10 sc higher and oats were
a to &c higher. Provisions were
easy.
MAY wheat old closed .82es. May
corn old 81. May oats old .231a.
NEW YORK. May u. U.p -
Stocks WORKED lower lOuay aIter II
reg alar fluctuations in prices on the
New York stock exchange.
Losses were heaviest in the rail-
road shares where declines ranged
TO more than six points, with new
lows for several years in Missouri
Pacific issues, New York Central
Rock Island and Pennsylvania.
This weakness in the rails, weaH-
er bond market and rising grain
market were about the only changes
since yesterday. The grain market
made a substantial recovery on con-
tinued drought in the Canadian
northwest.
Call money was advanced to IL
per cent after renewing at l per
cent. the same as yesterday when
the renewal was at the figure for
the first time since September 9,
1908.
The rise in CAL money was in
duced by Withdrawals from the loan
market by interior lenders no long
er satisfied with the yield obtain
able there. Time money rates eased
off and helped United States gov
ernment bonds advance, but other
issues were irregularly lower.
Imperial Valley press., 1931-05-12
STOCK QUOTATIONS

Penn, on March 3, 1866, and after
a long residence in Topeka, Kan
sas, came TO El Centro l6 years
ago.
The body was sent to Topeka
this afternoon for interment beside
her husband and members of her
family. Her daughter, Mrs. Forrest
Kutz accompanied the remains.
Imperial Valley press., 1931-05-12

Colored Resident Dies-Mrs. En-
nestine Wallace. colored resident OF
Cahpatria. dieo last night at her
home q, -.le age OF 4; years. Her
husband, Henry Wallace. died IN
1929. Funeral arrangements will be
announced later. The body is at
Lemons Undertaking establishment
here.
Imperial Valley press., 1931-05-12

No Police Court-A quiet evening
and night, with no arrests made by
city police, resulted this morning in
postponement of police court until
some business is found for the judge
and officers.
Imperial Valley press., 1931-05-12

Second Game
At Boston
Cincinnati -. O20 900 0lo-3 I !
Boston .............. ll0 600 O00-2 7 !
johnson and Styles, Sukeforth;
Cunningham and Cronin.
Other games postponed, inclement
weather.
Imperial Valley press., 1931-05-12

First Game
AT Boston-
Cincinnati ......- 600 0o1 0lo-2 9 .
Boston ...........-.. 800 100 00X-4 Z 0
Benton, Carroll and Sukeforth;
Brandt and Spohrer.
Imperial Valley press., 1931-05-12
American

AT Chicago
Philadelphia :. liz 600 00i-5 9 l
Chicago .......... 600 200 000-2 4 !
Grove and Cochrane: Caraway
and CRUDE.
At Detroit
Boston ............. 900 900 000-o 9 0
Detroit -.......... 900 200 000-2 6 .
Russell, Lisenbee and Berry: Sor-
rell and Hayworth.
Other games poStponed-rain.
Imperial Valley press., 1931-05-12

DIR. A. b. Hanson, Dentist, DAVIS
Bldg. Extraction specialist.
Perishable Shipments Yester-
days perishable shipments from
Imperial Valley totaled l04 cars OF
cantaloupes. - OF carrots and two
OF tomatoes, according TO B. A.
Harrigan, agricultural commission
er.
Driver in Jail-Judge E. f. Kiefer
of Calexico yesterday afternoon
sentenced C. Jackson. SO, to so days
in the county jail for reckless driy-
ing.
Imperial Valley press., 1931-05-12
NEW SWISS
BLOUSES S1.95

DAINTY DOT SWISS BLOUSES
white grounds with blue or red
also embroidered batiste blonses for
sports wear-frill fronts.
Imperial Valley press., 1931-05-12
KAYSER and GORDON
SILK HOSE -S1.OO

ALL SILK HOSE with silk foot
and picot top-service and chiffon
full fashioned-here in IL of the
best Spring shades.
Imperial Valley press., 1931-05-12
SPORT PURSES
S3.95 to S7.95

LIT. COLORS AND COMBINA.
TIONS, white with black, linens and
silks, for smart sports year to COM
plete your costume. A nice variety
here TO choose from.
Imperial Valley press., 1931-05-12
MESH HOSE
At Sl.95

--GORDON'S EYELET MESH silk
hose in the new sports shades-Ter-
race, Fairway and Twilight Moon
silk foot ana top. A wonderful
hose at S1.95.
Imperial Valley press., 1931-05-12
BASEBALL SCORES
National

First Game
Imperial Valley press., 1931-05-12

Other games postponed
Imperial Valley press., 1931-05-12

Second Game
Imperial Valley press., 1931-05-12
SPORT JEWELRY

NEW, COLORFUL SPORTS
JEWELRY in necklaces and brace
lets. All the smart combinations at
sl.00. sl.50, Si95, S295 and s3.95.