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Rooms TO- Rest

FOR RENT-Nicely furnished double
front room with light h~oNSekeep-
ing privileges, must b 0een - b
appreciated. Also basement apart
ment. Opposite postofflce block.
Call at 222 Third street.
FOR RENT-One large sleeping room
on ground floor, three large win
dows, suitable for two. Always hot
water. Only 2 blocks from pogto1-
flee. Call at 2l8 First or phone
1127-W.
FOR RENT-Nice comfortable room
for mi or two with q large clothes
closet. Vacant March 10th. eau
at 400 Eighth street Dr. phone
1881.
FOR RENT-Room IN new modern
home, private entrance. large
clothes closet. Rent reasonable.
Phone 628 or call at Gil Ave. 3 eve
nings.
FOR RENT-Two nicely fUrnished
light housekeeping rooms In mod
ern home. very close In. Also gar
age. Call at 400 Fifth street. Phone
1857.
FOR RENT-Large room on lower
floor, block from postoffice, sleep.
ing or light housekeeping. Can 1t
219 Second street or phone Him.
FOR KENTLOne large llfnl5hed
room ana kitchenette with large
clothes closet In modern home. Very
close in. Call at 404 fifth street.
FOR RENT-Bright. sunny. ven fur
nished room In q modern home.
Suitable for q young lady. rhone
1222-J or call at 314 Ave. p.
FOR RENT-Two furnished rooms Tor
light housekeeping. with private
entrance. Phone 033-W or call at
1923 Eighth street south.
FOR RENT-Room for sleeping o.
light housekeeping, suitable for one
or two. Call at $40 Second street
or phone 1606-M.
FOR RENT-Furnished sleeping
room in modern home. gas heated.
close IN. Call at 400 Third street Or
phone 1361-W.
FOR RENT-Nice cosy room for one
or two. Reasonable price. Board
II desired. Call at 2l6 Second street
or phone 1892.
FOR RENT-Well furnished 9in9le
0 with ~kitehenette. Call at al
Fifth street. THE Ha1elhurst" or
phone 273.
FOR RENT-very nice sleeping room.
suitable for n or two, also siugle
room. Close in. Call at SO Ave.
nue A.
FOR RENT-Furnished room In mod
ern home with hot water, close In.
Phone 342 or call at 708 Main.
FOR RENT-Comfortable front bed
room, for or two gentlemen.
Close in. Phone 1693-M.
FOR RENT-By the month, rooms,
with or without baths. Reasonable.
PRINCE HOTEL.
FOR RENT-Furnished room at 200
Second street, one block west OF
~poStoffice. Phone 761.
FOR RENT-Cozy room at $40 sixth
street.
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Male Help Wanted

LEARN Barbering now at the oldest
accredited institution Of its kind.
Catalog free. Moler College. Fargo.
N. ..
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MINNEAPOLIS STOCK

MINNEAPOLIS STOCKS
Minneapolis, March 3.-R-Minne-
apolis stocks close:
First Bank Stock-22M.
Northwest Bancorporation--33h
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oils FLOUR

MINNEAPOLIS FLOUR
Minneapolis, Mimi, March 3.-(Ao-
Flour unclAengeq. Shipments "a
6s4. Bran e1%60-16.00. Middlings
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cars or local shipments at very
low prices:
Certified Bison end BUDS Fisk.
Certified Trebi and Glabr0n Barley.
Certified IegeDa (eoRly Yellow,
81 Rainbow and Anthony Oats.
Certified HoDe wheat, Ceres Wheat,
and M1naun OuFum.
Certified Yaros1av Speltx.
We have the same varieties not
certified and also uncertified Mar
QNis Wheat. Gopher Oats, and
White Russian Oats.
Write for prices, stating amount
you want.
We have large stocks Of Sweet
Glover. Alfalfa, Seed Corn-all 1t
low prices. Write or wire.
New Day Seeds"
FhsHa 04B Fargo. \. ..
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BONDS

New York. March B. Liberty
bonds:
Liberty 3h%s-101.24.
First 4Xs-1O2.22.
Fourth 4As-1Oa.2 2.
Treasury 4Hs-111.2.
Treasury 4s--107.2.
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Household Goods 6or 49,

FOR SALE-Hot Point electric range,
automatic water heater, coal water
heater, Stoker dron flrer14n) .srnau-
kitchen heater. Phone 100. Or. r 9.
Enge.
FOR sALE-Upholstered davenport
and chair. Inquire ct 30 First
street after $50 p. N. or phone -.
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CONDITIONS

A 1oW-pressure area Covers the
Great Lakes region, while Il high is
conferred over Idaho. Temperatures
are moderate In all sections, but with
the coidest weather over eastern
North Dakota this morning. Light
precipitation occurred throughout the
plains states md al a few stations In
the Rocky mountain states.
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FOREIGN

New York, March 3.-ReForei9n
exchanges easy: demand Great Bri-
tain 1o5h: France 3.01k: italy
523M: Germany 1915: Norway 20!7a
-: Montreal 00.98 7-l6.
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TOO LATE To CLASSIFY

Dated February 2Sth. 1881.
3I3-1O-17
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FOR RENT-Furnished modern four
room apartment on second floor,
gas for cooking, telephone In hall,
private entrance. All newly decor
ated. Call at sos Ninth street or
phone 1743-
Imperial Valley press., 1931-12-26
CHARGE ENVOY
PLANNED DEATH
OF AMBASSADOR

MOSCOW. Dec. as. U.p)-Soviet
political police charged today that
Carl Wanek. Czechoslovakian dip
lomat. plotted assassination of jap
anese Ambassador Koki Hirota, hop
ing to cause a break between the
Toxic and Moscow governments.
Wanek is TO leave Moscow.
Wanek's identity was revealed III
dispatches from Prague. First
charges were made against Ger
tain diplomat
CZechoslovakia is without de lure
recognition from Russia but main-
tains a fully privileged diplomatic
mission here. The Czech personnel
is usually out of the diplomatic
limelight.
It was learned that the head of
the mission, NJ. Koshek. at first re-
fused TO believe the allegations and
told Soviet officials none of his
charges could undertake political
action without his knowledge.
Later KoShek said Wanek would
be sent home; he notified the Jap
anese embassy that Wanek wa S
leaving for Prague on an indefinite
leave Of absence due to illness.
Imperial Valley press., 1931-12-26
RUMOR ASSERTS
CARNAHAN WILL
RESIGN JAN. !

SAN FRANCISCO, Dec. &c. U.P)-
Reports were current here today
that II. L. Carnahan, state building
and loan commissioner, has re-
signed
The report lacked only the Off
cial confirmation of Governor
James Rolph, Jr., the latter, at his
home here for the holidays. said
he had received no official resig-
nation from Carnahan, out ad-
mitted that a letter, rendering it.
may be at his office in Sacramento
Since he has nothing official
from Carnahau, the governor de-
clined TO discuss other reports, cur
rent here for several days, that
former Governor Friend w. Rich
ardson would be Caranhan's sue
ceSsor.
Carnahan wishes to resume the
practice of law, it is understood.
He was in Southern California to-
day and refused to discuss his
rumored resignation.
Tt was said that Carnahan has
resigned, effective January /. He
was appointed to the post by the
governor. 1t was understood at
the time that he would reorganize
the state building and loan de-
partment.
Imperial Valley press., 1931-12-26

account for money received from
the asserted sale of land he al
ready had decided to the religious
body.
Crawford's complaint against the
Presbytery asked 100000 damages
and return to him of the deeds for
land in Imperial and Los Angeles
counties.
According to the complaint,
Crawford and his sister, Agnes,
who has since died, decided the
land to the Presbytery on condi-
ton they were to have a life es-
tate and enjoy proceeds and bene-
fits from the property during the
remainder of their lives. The re-
hgious organization was to pay
all taxes and take care of all en-
cumbranccs under the agreement.
the complaint charged.
Because he alleged the Presby-
terry failed to keep its part of the
agreement, Crawford asked 100000
damages, an accounting OF pro-
ceeds from the land, and return of
The property to him. Listed among
the property was a bank site in
Los Angeles, and valuable farming
land in Imperial county.
Imperial Valley press., 1931-12-26
FOR
POLICY ASKED
in COURT SUIT

j. Edgar Ross of BrawIey, as
assignee Of Natalia Torres, today
filed suit in superior court against
the Benevolent Mutual Life Insur-
ance association for s73333 alleged
due on a policy issued to Albina
de Torres, and which named Ma
talia Torres beneficiary.
The life insurance company, ac-
cording 10 the complaint, on April
81, 1890, issued TO Albiana de
Torres q Sl100 policy. Under the
terms Of the policy proof of the
death of its holder must be fur
nished TO the company by the
beneficiary.
After the death of Albina, Ma
talia Torres asked a representative
OF the company for blanks, which
he promised TO furnish, the COM
plant charges. He did not do so,
nor were the blanks forthcoming
when she wrote to the company,
according to the complaint.
Charging that the company pro-
vented the beneficiary from giving
proof of the death of the policy
holder, Ross asks S733.33 as two
thirds of the policy, due under its
terms should the holder die within
the second six months after it was
issued.
Imperial Valley press., 1931-12-26
THREE MARRIAGE
LICENSES ISSUED
here CHRISTMAS

Their marriage anniversaries will
not be hard to remember for at
least three couples, who yesterday
stormed the county clerks office in
the county court house, one couple
at a time, to secure marriage IL
CenSeS.
One couple even halted Christmas
dinner for Mrs. G. o. Kenyon to
hurry her to the closed court house.
Mrs. Kenyon issued all three IL
censes.
OF the three couples who secured
marriage licenses, one was from San
Diego, one from Santa Barbara and
one-half OF one from Memphis,
Tennessee.
Licenses were issued to Gerald
P. Lach, %, and Louise Baer, %, OF
Santa Barbara; J. o. Friend, so.
and Mrs. B. A. Upton, 40, of San
Diego; and to Falice F. Galpin, "a,
of Brawley and Mary A. Braden,
%, of Memphis, Tennessee.
Imperial Valley press., 1931-12-26
Pope In Appeal
For Church Unity

VATICAN CITY, Dec. 26. U.P)-
Pope Plus XI appealed for unity
in the Catholic church and exhort-
ed protestants to venerate the Vir-
gin Mary as the mother of God
and "intercessor with the Divine
Saviour" in an encyclical issued to-
dav.
The encyclical. Lux Veritatis"
asked separated brethren and dis
sentient children to return to the
fold and made a final exhortation
to the brother Of the Eastern
church.
The objections which protestants
bring forward against the venera-
ton of Mary are very clearly an
swered,' a resume of the encyclicaI
issued at The Vatican said.
The encyclical was issued in COR
nection with the celebration Of the
18th centennial of the encumencial
council of Ephesus. which proclaim
cd the dogmas Of the divine human
nature of Gods son, the divine ma
ternity of the Virgin Mary, and the
primacy of the bishop of Rome.
Imperial Valley press., 1931-12-26
ARMY
AIDS HOMELESS
ON CHRISTMAS

A total of 20S men enjoyed
Christmas dinner served yesterday
at the Salvation Army, according to
Captain j. w Myall.
A bountcous Christmas dinner OF
roast pork. sweet and white pota-
toes. vegetables. bread, coffee and
fruit was made possible through the
generosity Of the puouc, the ElkS,
Cramer Baking Company and Mag
gio Brothers. Decorations for the
tables. which were set out IN the
open, were furnished by Ritz Flow
er shop, and table equipment was
provide by the Scheniman Paper
Company.
Christmas eve a tree for the child
ren was greatly enjoyed. 730 pairs
of new stockings being distributed,
also toys and good things
The Army also cared TO- the
Christmas needs Of prisoners at the
county jail.
Captain Myall asks that help not
be neglected with the passing OF
Christmas as many will require as
sistance and those being able TO
help give it are asked to commun-
icate with Army headquarters al
Sixth ard Broadway, or by calling
511.
Captain Myalls summary Of Dec,
ember relief includes: 562 gar
ments. 1T pairs shoes, given to
calo11 oI,ilrirp,, fhro,,e-1, tl,o too oh
ers or school nurse; 978 lunches
given to undernourished school
milk given under-nourish-
ed babies; 176 different families
have received groceries. with many
thus helping 2640 persons;
las garments and 81 pairs shoes
given to people other than school
children; 1898 beds provided; 1896
meals given to transients.
Imperial Valley press., 1931-12-26
Close Call For
Airmail Flyer

NEWARK, N. j., Dec. 26. UP)-
An air mail pilot who fell uncon-
scious almost two miles owed his
life and the safety of 149O pounds of
Christmas mail today to his flying
instinct.
James johnson, Cleveland pilot.
was flying the regular route cast
yesterday when the left wing Of his
plane broke loose near Airport. AS
the wing fragment tapped it stove
in the side Of the fuselage, tear
ing out the instrument board.
The board struck Johnson on
the head and knocked him uncon-
scious.
The plane tipped and began a two
mile dive toward the jagged Penn
sylvania Ridges. As the plane sped
downward the pilot partly regained
his sense. By instinct he "bailed
out" When he became fully con-
sciouS he was on the ground, tangled
in the folds Of his parachute.
Imperial Valley press., 1931-12-26
CapOne Host To
Jail Inmates

CHICAGO. Dec. 26. UR) - Al
phonse (Scarface AID Capone, who
used to feed thousands in his
breadlines, found 2 way TO play
Santa Claus again yesterday despite
the fact he was in Jail.
Capone furnished turkey dinners
for II members of the alimony
club, men in Jail for failure to pay
alimony. Due to the fact the
courts released 27 members Of the
club for Christmas, Capone's par
ty'' was not quite as big as he
had expected.
Thanks principally to Capone and
his turkeys, the non-paying eX-hus-
bands had a comparatively pleas
ant day in Jail. Capone, however
was about as glum as usual at the
prospect of going to Leavenworth
prison for violating the income tax
laws.
Imperial Valley press., 1931-12-26
CRAWFORD CASE
DISMISSED WHEN
PARTIES AGREE

Attorneys for both plaintiff and
defendant today filed orders of dis
missal in the suit of D. r. Craw-
ford against the Presbytery of Los
Angeles, because, according to C. L.
Brown, attorney for Crawford, all
his demands have been compiled
with.
Two separate orders for dis
missal were filed, one signed by
Brown and Ernest r. Utley, attor-
neys for Crawford, and the other
signed by c. e. Mcdowell, Walter
M. Campbell and Hickcox and
Trude. representing the religious
organization.
Orders by attorneys for each side
were necessary because a cross
complaint in which the Presbytery
asked that Crawford be made to
Imperial Valley press., 1931-12-26
m

Automobile Stolen-A 1927 Hud-
son sedan, license 1VS222. register
ed to A. Louraine, was stolen in
Brawiey last night, according to a
report in the sheriff's office.
Call and get your souvenir key.
Ritz Flower Shop. 16tf
DR.. a. 3. Hanson, Dentist, Davis
Sldg Extraction specialist.
Stf
Perishable Shlpments-Yesterday' 5
total of perishablc shipments was
composed Of one carload OF lettuce,
according to B. A. Harrigan, agri-
cultural commissioner.
Newkirk's Beauty Shop For de-
pendable service. Phone 227. 17tf
Wood for stove. fireplace or fur
mace. Tier, $500: cord. $500. Call
No. /, Pioneer Truck and Transfer
Co. I4tf
Wood for less. Phone 1913. Ed
Royce. 23tf
Two Hindus Arrested - Inder
Singh, =. and Bami Singh. 50, were
arrested by deputy sheriff's today
on an assault and battery complaint
sworn out by another Imperial
Imperial Valley press., 1931-12-26
Five Lose Lives
In Eastern Fire

SPRINGFIELD, Mass, Dec. Is.
U.P)-Fire enveloped the Mel Court
hotel early today, trapping 48
roomers and killing at least five
persons, including an entire
family.
The dead:
Samuel Knight, janitor; Mrs.
Samuel Knight, their infant
daughter and two unidentified men.
Police predicted the death toll
would rise.
A checkup several hours after
the fire had levelled the building
showed that II persons were
missing.
The other 81 occupants, includ-
ing several children, either reached
safety via fire escapes or were car
ried over ladders by firemen.
Two Of the 81 accounted for suf-
fered burns or other injuries.
Though lives of several firemen
were imperilled when the roof and
fifth floor collapsed, none was in
jured
Imperial Valley press., 1931-12-26

Reports Burglary A 20 guage
pump gun. 80 calibre Ivor John
son revolver, a cedar chest. ties
and handkerchiefs, three pairs of
socks, one pound Of coffee and five
pounds of lard we're stolen in a
Christmas eve burglary Of the Year
ly ranch near FL Centre, according
to a report in the sheriffs office
today.
DIR. ii. HOoper-Dentist. X-Ray
service ll0 North 9th st. 2stf
Hotel California Coffee Shop -
Our new addition is now open-5Oc
and 75c meals all day. Breakfast.
l5c up. Open all night. l4tf
Held For Riverside - Leland
Bucher and Lloyd Stockton. both
l6, are held in the county Jail here
today for Riverside juvenile off
GERS. An automobile they were
driving " b c n taken into custody
in Imperial also is held.
Nooda BleSy Dance Studio, T22
Orange. Phone 733. i6tf
Brighten your Christmas dinner
table with flowers. See our display
ad in this issue. Ritz Flower Shop.
l9tf
Automobile Recovered-An auto
mobile stolen from Milton E. Haw-
kins in Brawley early last night
was recovered in Calipatria early
this morning, parked on side
street. Nothing was missing from
the car.
Madame Priser-French designer
and dress-maker, ESQ Commercial
st. Phone ll54. 3itf |
Give flowers or potted plants for |
Christmas. Several kinds to choose |
from. Will deliver Christmas morn
ing. Ritz Flower Shop. l8tf |
Imperial Valley press., 1931-12-26
W0man's Wounds
Finally Fatal

Mrs. Mamie Baker of Brawley,
who attempted suicide by shooting
short time ago, died Christmas
eve at the county hospital.
Financial and family troubles
were given as the cause of her at
tempt upon her own life. She con-
Quoted boarding house in Braw-
ley and had experienced difficult
ties in collections lately, it is said.
She came to California from
Texas and made her home in
Brawley since 1917.
Her survivors are two daughters,
who are with relatives in Brawley.
Funeral arrangements have not
been made as yet.
Imperial Valley press., 1931-12-26
Phoenix Team
To Play Here

A fast basketball game between
Central junior college and Phoenix
junior college will take place on
the local court at 8 o'clock Mon
day night.
The Phoenix team was declared
to be the fastest basketball team
which ever played in the valley
after the game with the local COL
Imperial Valley press., 1931-12-26
Hammer Slayer's'
Husband Arrested

HOLLYWOOD. Cal, Dec. 26. U.P)
Armour L. Phillips, 81, husband of
Clara Phillips, hammer murder
ess,' today was named in a COM
plaint accusing him of assault with
a deadly weapon and possession OF
a blackjack.
The charges followed as an after
Imperial Valley press., 1931-12-26
WalkathOn Opens
In Moose Hall

Imperial Valleys walkathon be-
gan at Moose home on Sixth street
at 8 o'clock last night with %
couples or "A contestants entered
in the endurance contest which is
10 continue "a hours.
Contestants from all parts Of the
United States are entered, one
half of the list, however, being To-
cal Among the entries are vim
ners of the San Diego, Miami, Fla,
Philadelphia and Pittsburgh walk
athons. A 65-year-old man, who
is still going strong today, is de-
clared to be the worlds champion
thousand-m mile runner.
The Smart Set All Girls orclles-
ira is playing for the affair, the
girls having just completed q tour
over the RKO circuit. Special en-
tcrtainment will be provided during
the contest.
Abdul Ghaffir Khan, head of the
anti-British movement among from
tier tribeSmen.
Imperial Valley press., 1931-12-26
Eight Die In
Indian Battle

PESHAWAR, India, Dec. 20. U.P)
Eight persons were killed today
and so others, including the super
intendent Of police, were wounded
when soldiers fired on crowd
of 500 red shirts" followers OF
Imperial Valley press., 1931-12-26

math of a Christmas party given
by Phillips. He is alleged to have
beaten Dan J. OBrien, &c, one Of
the guests, while a man named
Doc covered OBrien with q re-
volver.
Imperial Valley press., 1931-12-26

lege last winter. The Arizona
group defeated the locals last year
and the Centrals are looking for
an opportunity to retaliate.
A double-header will be played,
q valley team to meet the locals.
Imperial Valley press., 1931-12-26
Your Opportunity 10 ENJOY, Rugged,
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Illness il To health to investigate
yourself the signed testimonials from
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or obligation.
Imperial Valley press., 1931-12-26
Is Your Health
Limiting Your Natural Ability?

been held back
by discouagng health Energy tagging? Quickly tired? Disease
hinder another
Conquring boundIess vitality be yours
Imperial Valley press., 1931-12-26
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my people in California who given by their physici
being restored to perfect health. Rad this:
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INSTALL CLUB OFFICERS
Importance of Proper Advertising
Is Stressed by BOrinstein.

Importance of proper advertising
in making Indianapolis an outstand-
ing aviation center was stressed
by Louis j. Borinstein, Chamber
Of Commerce president, speaking
before the Advertising Club of In
dianapolis Thursday night at a din
ner in the municipal airport hangar.
New officers Of the club were in
stalled at the meeting, which was
attended by about 100 members and
their wives. officers installed in
Guided:
Russell c. Rottger president; George E.
Daniels. vice-pres.dent: Russell Etter,
treasurer. and Ars.ur S. Overbay. Stephen
M. Badger and Albert o. vans. directors,
Lester c. NagIey is secretary-naan
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Attached Great Interest
Fighting Wife Falls

TERRE HAUTE, Ind, June 26. -
Called to an address on a report
that a woman had been struck by
an automobile, police say they
learned that after an all-day argu-
ment, Mrs. Hattie Bensley, So,
swung at her husband, William.
missed, lost her balance and fell
through a window Of their home.
She suffered a cut on the forehead.
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By United Press

By United Press
LONDON, June 26-The Daily
Express published dispatch from
Bucharest, Rumania, today saying
that Princess Helene, divorced wife
Of King Carol, was i'll due to an
overdose Of veronal. The overdose
was understood to have been taken
accidentally.
Princess Helene, who refused to
accept a place on the Rumanian
throne after the return of her for
mer husband from voluntary exile,
recently had been reported planning
to leave Rumania.
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Creek Gives I'm Body

Brazil, Ind, June 26.-The body
Of Mary Nicoson, Is, who was
drowned while swimming at Oak
Hill beach Monday, was recovered
on the bank Of Big Walnut creek
night.