davidaulloa/AmericanStories huggingface dataset:
Telegraf. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1909-1951, 1937-08-27

Ma EVER SomOVSky OVSom a
nj nemyslil, zajfmala no jen
novost lovu, sedel tedy S obi
cejem obracenym k Reznemu
a d1val Sc, co Dude adjunk de-
lati, az srnec vyjde. Zatfm Sc
rilo Sc 1plne, ale ma pasece
bylo pTece jen tolik svetla, re
bylo mono rozeznati nejblizsi
predmety. V te chvili objevil
Sc srnec v male vzdalenosti
pred Semovskym. Chvfli Sc
ma neho Semovsky dival W.
stTeStenyma ocima. Zjev teto
lesnf zveTe byl mu take dplne
novym.
Pojednou Semovsky puzeny
nepoznanou dosud WASN'T, pril1-
Gil rucnici, a AMI nemfre, stiskl.
Lekl Sc sam houknut1 vystfelu
a vyskocil z paTezu, chveje Sc
ma celem tele. Serem vecera
choulil Sc pc pasece oblak cpa-
veho dymu. Semovsky stall ne
pohnute, drzel vystrelenou
rucnici stale V obou rukou.P Pc
chvfli Sc dym zatahl stranou,
rozptyloval Sc do vzduchu a
Semovsky spatTil Rezneho, re
klecl mad srncem.
"Pojdte sem! w jsem mu
dial zaraz !"volal Rezny ma Sc
movskeho. "Vyborna rama !!
Ud6lal jen diva skoky a zlo-
mil Sc. Kulka zasedla ma To-
patku, jake byste il byl odme-
I'll kruzidlem.'
Semovsky krace vahave k
adjuktovi. SpatTil, re ma ad-
junkt ruce zakrvaceny nGz,
ktery byl srnci vrazil do vazu.
Adjunkt potion zatroubil ma
svou harcovku.
"Volam hajneho, ably odne-
81 srnce do lesovny," vysvetlo-
val. "Ale, poslyste! Wy jste
~znamenitym stTelcem! A mne
nebudete malovati, re jste jes-
te nikdy nelovil."
"Svata pravda," jistil Sc
movsky. ga vefte mi, re je
mi srnce upTimne Ito. Byla to
pouha nahoda, ami nev1m, co
mi napadlo pc srnci vystTeliti.
IDA Sc mi, jake bych byl ma
hodou byl spachal vrazdu ne
vinneho tvora."
Rezny Sc dial do srdecneho
sm1chu. "Nu, dobTe, dobre.
Kdo by YAM to veTil! To byl
vystrel tax presne vymere-
ny, re nemdze byti lepsfho."
"Jiz S vami nikdy nepGjdu,"
rekl Semovsky tichym hlasem,
hlede ma srnce lez1ciho mezi
suchou metlic1.
Rezny sc Ease dial do srdec-
neho sm1chu.
"Dejte pokoj! Kdo takto
stT1l1, neomeSka zadne pTilezi-
tosti, ably 81 ma neco mohl
smacknouti. Ale pojd'te! Wy
delali jsme vecer zlatku. Tolik
je zastTel "a srnce."
V stojatem lese naproti o.
vala Sc trubka. "Hajny uz je
tut"
Rezny ma hajneho zavolal,
ukazal mu, kde srnec lei a
x,x,0uo1 Co~ovoI-SLo DID
mel" Kdyz pTisli do vsi, vsu-
de Tide uz spali, ale z oxen no
spody linula Sc jasna zaTe Ma
naves.
"Nepov1dal jsem VAN, re
dnes Dude v hospode cetnejsi
spolecnost? To je tax kazde
soboty a nedele. Vite, karty!
Wy nehrajete?"
me"
"Mate pravdu! ia take me-"
Telegraf. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1909-1951, 1937-08-27
Otec Vasi Prihodv mrtev.

Dne 81. cervence zemrel A
lois Prihoda, reditel hudebni
skoly v Nuslich. Byl otcem vlr-
tuosa ma housle Vast Pfihody.
Telegraf. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1909-1951, 1937-08-27

kOby sc Znall deSet let. Ma
ctyTicet strychG poll, pet kusd
dobytka, dceru Anezku a
mladsfho syna Jenfka. Jen1k
dostane statek. Pro Anezku
ma uz diva tisfce zlatych, ale
holka je jeste mlada, jde il te-
prve ma sedmnacty rok, nez Sc
Dude moci vdati, jeste tis1c fla
tych il nastfada. Semovsky
pokyvoval, &C no z toho mic ne
zajfmalo, ale naposled mu pre-
&c jen Tekl PrazskE neco "a
jfmaveho. Pochlubil Sc, re u
mi hrati ma fagot, a re figural-
nj msi pfska ma tento prfstroj
take ma kruchte. A tn napadla
Semovskeho zvlastn1 myslen-
ka. Mohlo to byti dobre pro
ukraceni chvfli pc skole.
"Naucil byste mne ma tento
nastroj?"
Gale s radostf!" svoloval
Prazsky ochotne. "PTijde III
ma, Dude ma to dost casu. Noty
znate?"
"Znam."
"Take basove?"
Take"
"Nu, tax dobra. PTinesu
YAM fagot a napfsi YAM "fun-
dament", jak sc ktery ton be-
re, a m1zete zaclti hned sc u
cit sam"
Ia nekolik dnf pTisla druha
navst6va. Adfunkt Rezny.
Vrhnul Sc do pokojfku jake
velka voda. "Leze Sc k VAN
jake do holubnfku. PTichaz1m
Sc podfvat, jak jste Sc tn ule-
bedil."
Usadil Sc bez pobfdky ma III
dli.
"spatne to tn nemate. Hlav-
ne, re nejste otrokem sveho
bytneho jake ia. A proc jsem
pTisel? Nam naTfzeno odstfe-
Iiti vecer srnce. Nechtel byste
j1ti sc mnou ma cekan1?"
ga? Kde bych wal rucni-
ci?"
"To je nejmensf starost. Tu
VAN opatrim V minute. TAX co?
Sci byste? Pc cekan1 zasli
bychom do hospody. S veceTf
ma mas pockajf. Je dnes sobo-
ia, budou tam vasi PAM kole-
COVE beztoho sedeti u karet
pres pGlnoc. A vecer Dude V
lese krasny. Vite, take pod
zimni pTfroda ma sve vnady.
"Tomu rozumfm," fekl Sc
movsky. "Ale tn rucnici?"
"Pockejte."
Rezny p~ostavil svou dvoj-
kou, kterou dosud drzel mezi
koleny, do kouta a sebehl sc
schodG. Vratil sc pc chvfli
mesa jednohlavnovou rucnici.
"Dejte poor! Je to kTive
dTevo nabite!"
Vida tazavy pohled Semov-
skeho, hned mu vysvetloval !:
"Pujcuje YAM il vas domacf."
con ma rucnici?"
mo, bodejt, vzdyt je to
starry pytlak! OdstTeluje v III
me zajfce re stodoly ma "a
hradu. Ale mic sc tomu divte a!
We Lhote pytlac1 kde kdo.
Gale to je -"
"Vfm, co chcete ffci. Do
kud je nechytfme, zamhouTi-
me ODE oci." Mavl rukou do
vzduchu. "Za lapenf pytlaka
nenf odmeny, jsou z toho jen
pochGzky k soudu a zbytecne
utraty z vlastn1ho hubeneho
sluzneho. Ostatne lesnf dove
de tech lidi vyuzfti zas jinak.
Vsak to pozd6ji vsecko sezna-
tie. Pojdme! Ia hodinu zac-
ne Sc sefiti a ctvrthodiny ma
me CO j1ti ma mfsto."
PTehodili 81 rucnice pres ra-
mena a vysli.
Ma dvofe stall Prazsky a u
smlval sc spokojene. Jeho py-
tlacka rucnice sc octla sc We
sluzbach velkostatku! Kdo by
81 to byl pomyslil?
Oba lovci dosli do lesa, kde
Rezny usadil Semovskeho ma
paTez Ia skupinou smrck1 u
prostfed paseky a sam usedl
o neco dale. Zapadlo slunce,
pc pasece rozlozily Sc dlouhe
stfny sousedn1ho stojateho le-
sa, n6kde oval sc jeste itchy
hlasek, potion zacalo Sc seTiti,
utichly vsecky zvuky - les u
sinai. Semovsky, ktery jeste
nikdy neztravil vecerni chv1le
v lese, byl jake u videnf. To
vecern1 ticho pGsobilo ma jeho
dust mocnym dojmem, ktery
sc vsak nikterak nepodobal
4oCknot3 RvIO mn tax n3iak
Telegraf. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1909-1951, 1937-08-27

Semovsky s Reznym vesli do
hospody. Sedeli tn sousede u
dvou stolG, u jednoho stol1 hra
10 Sc V karty. Oba lovci used
Ii u tfetlho stolu. Hostinsky
pfinesl Semovskemu veceri a
obema pivo.
"Pijte! Ones to zatahnu re
zlatky zastfelneho. Ami il &C.
lou dnes nepropijeme. Jeste
neco zbude ma nedeli," rekl
Rezny.
Pill druhou sklenici piva
kdyz f1d1c1 Sci ven a vrativ sc
do senkovny, pTistoupil k Sc
movskemu. Zacal S MIN roz-
hovor O tom, kde dnes byl tax
pozde do vecera, dozvedel sc
cd Rezneho, re byli spolu ma
cekanl, a re Semovsky slozil
hned ma poprve srnce. R1dici
Sc usmal.
"Tak vid1te! Mate hned ne
co, elm 81 mGzete kratiti dlou-
hou chv1li tie venkovske nu-
de. Ale v zine Dude S ceka-
MIN konec. Mel byste sc take
cviciti V hudbe! Bude yam to
dobre pTi zkouskach."
"Budu Sc uciti ma fagot,"
pochlubil Sc Semovsky. MAN
uz cd Prazskeho fundament."
R1d1cf vypukl " hlucny smfch.
Go by yam bylo platne piska-
nj ma fagot? Ma piano sc mu-
Telegraf. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1909-1951, 1937-08-27
VZPOMfNKA.

S bolest1 vzpomfname ma den
2. zaf1 nebo sjou tomu diva ro-
KY co mas navzdy opustil mas
draze milovany otec
Telegraf. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1909-1951, 1937-08-27

Iva duse cista k vysinam Sc
vznesla -svitem hvezdicek Ty
zarmutek mas iris, lee z bolu
THY jake probuzenf re sna bu-
de, az "a Tebou prijdem v mad
pozemskou ffS.
Telegraf. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1909-1951, 1937-08-27
Frantisek ]. Ceska

a nyni drfme svdj vecny sen
ma hfbitove Nejsv. Vykupitele.
Imperial Valley press., 1937-10-24
McMANUS RESIDENCE
RECENTLY COMPLETED

Outstanding among Sones Lumber Company building
projects is the recently completed home of Louis B. Nc
Manus 666 Sandalwood in Ell Centro Built according
to plans drawn by Sandy Sanford Sones architect the
residence is in the $4,000 class.
Imperial Valley press., 1937-10-24

full window space and is so situated
on the front side of the house that
the housewife may see the front
door in case of callers. All electric
equipment has been installed. The
room is decorated in white and red.
Walls are of asbestos flex board
and the floor is inlaid linoleum. All
equipment is trimmed in white and
black. The sink board is of coal
black tile and special cupboards
with built in slab doors are built
on three sides.
Directly off the Kitchen is din
ing alcove which seats four. 1t has
windows on three Sides
GUEST ROOM - Located on a
hall from the living room, the guest
room is IL by IL and has cross ven-
tilation through two windows. 1t
has a large clothes closet, hardwood
floors and is finished in light green
tints.
BATH - The bath room, shower
and a small dressing room are To-
Gated together near the guest room.
Light blue over asbestos flex board
Imperial Valley press., 1937-10-24

is used for the walls and ceiling
of the bath. All fixtures are in deep
Lucerne blue. The shower is all tile.
Outstanding feature is a combina-
ton linen closet and clothes hamper
SO situated that doors open both
into the bath room and into the
hall.
The nearby dressing room is done
in light gray.
MASTER BEDROOM-One of the
most spacious rooms, the master
bedrooms at the rear of the home,
has three exposures, two windows
8 by 5 and French doors. The latter
lead out onto the rear terrace. The
room is II by Is and is done in an
attractive blue with cream colored
ceiling.
NURSERY-The nursery, located
near the master bedroom, is 10 by
II and done in knotty pine walls,
natural color. The ceiling is OF
brown ripple celotex tile. Two win
dows give cross ventilation.
Interesting to prospective build
ers is the steel window frames and
bronze screens. The windows open
by means of mechanical levers.
Completely insulated with Johns
Evansville wool in the exterior walls
the home is arranged for air condi-
tioning with air ducts supplying
each room.
Imperial Valley press., 1937-10-24

Upon their return next morning
they commented. I'VE wonder whe-
ther civilization is worth savings"
England may some day feel the
same about France.
Furthermore, future inventions
may soon make France of little val
ue to England. In other words, Eng
lands security may become entirely
independent of France. At any rate,
England has officially notified
France, Belgium, and her other
neighbors that she now has no al
liances and is under no obligation
to any nation that does not fly the
British flag.
Paris Not France
France has the reputation OF be-
ing very socialistic and almost COM
munistic. I think, however, that the
people who believe this judge her
by Paris, Lyons, and the other large
cities which they visit. Paris is not
France. Most every Frenchman al
ready has small patch of ground,
All he wants is to be let alone.
Ordinarily the French take little
interest in politics. They have little
confidence in tAeir politicians and
avoid in every possible way their
citizenship duties.
Hence when the wage workers
of the cities are on the rampage,
we think that France is headed for
revolution. When, however, an ener-
gency comes, the French farmers go
to the polls and clean out these agi-
tators. Today, in clew of the tre-
mendous havoc which revolution has
wrought in Spain, these Frenchmen
are even more determined to stamp
out communism. I say this even
though France has a mutual defense
alliance with Russia.
Fight To The Finish
without doubt France is slipping
She is frightened. She needs a great
leader. When the Germans began
to retreat in 1919, France wanted
to follow them to Berlin and "clear
up the mess" once for all. President
Wilson objected. Instead, he prom.
ised her a great sum of money
known as Preparations" France ha.
never been able to collect this money
and has now seen Germany teal
UP the entire treaty.
France appreciates what we dit
to help her during the war; bu
she feels that the United State
has taken sides with Germany eve
since and has robbed her of he
Imperial Valley press., 1937-10-24
LA. MINISTER
WILL SPEAK

The Rev. Fred Whitman of Los
Angeles will conduct services Sun
day morning at the Presbyterian
church in FL Centre. Services be-
gin at IL o'clock.
Imperial Valley press., 1937-10-24
BUILDING SPURT
IS IN PROSPECT
FOR Ell CENTRO

At least $4,000 in building is in
prospect for Ell Centro in the next
few months, predicted City Engineer
Philip w. knights Saturday.
Building here, as reflected in per-
mitS granted at the city engineers
office, has shown mo big increase,
but a healthy growth" knights
said. He expressed the opinion that
the total of permits this year should
about equal that of last year, when
1t amounted to $298,719.
Although building is ahead of last
year at the present time, the city
engineer said, the last three months
OF 1886 increased that years total
considerably. A larger increase will
be necessary to send permits over
the 1886 total this year.
Several new buildings, both resi-
dence and business, are in the pian-
ming stage here at the present time,
knights said, with the prospect that
permits forsome of them will be
granted before the end of the year.
Imperial Valley press., 1937-10-24

morland Friday to Is days in the
county Jail. He WIS sentenced
for drunk driving.
Prisoner Jailed-Judge Lee Nuf-
fer of the Ell Centro police court
Saturday sentenced l.. d. Marrow
%. to five days in the city Jail
for drunkenness. Marrow could
not pay $40 fine.
Imperial Valley press., 1937-10-24
Anti-NeW Deal
Convention Seen

WASHINGTON, Oct % (UP)-- A
proposal to summon a free-for-all
anti-new deal national political
convention late next spring came
out of the conservative east today.
Former Senator Walter E. Edge
of New Jersey proposed the maneu-
yer in a letter to D. E. Pomeroy,
New Jersey Republican National
committeeman. The Edge confer
ence would supplant the off-year
Republican National convention
sponsored by former President Her.
bert G. Hoover.
Imperial Valley press., 1937-10-24
CHURCH
FOR CALIPAT

CALIPATRIA, Oct 23--Last week
the board of trustees and deacons
of the Community church met with
Representatives of civic organiza-
tions to discuss plans for new
church building.
No definite decisions were made
but meeting has been called for
Sunday evening october 81, when
an architect and DR.. Gaylord will
be present
j. j. Farmer, trustee and chair
man of the church board presided.
Others present were C. o. Hoober,
L. E. Sinclair, B. K Travers. G. H.
Huey, E. L. Mead, Mr. and Mrs. E.
L. Hiteman, Mr.. and Mrs R. w.
Keener, Newton Swain, Rev. c. H.
Baldwain, H. j. Ingram, Mrs. M.
L. McKendry, Mrs. Vance Wilson,
and Mr.. alid Mrs. w. G. Wilkinson.
Imperial Valley press., 1937-10-24
BOYS HUNCH
WORTH $3.50

MEXIA, Tex, Oct % W.R)-It was
just a hunch that made Carroll
Wade, l3. think that nickel he
had might be worth something
more than five pennies.
He took it to a Dallas bank to-
day. The surprised bankers quick
Iy called a numismatist in Fort
Worth. The numismatist offered
$3.50 for the nickel. Carroll took
the offer under advisement.
The coin, according to the ex-
perts, is a Liberty head minted
in 1918. Only five of the nickels
we're made.
Imperial Valley press., 1937-10-24

Lie llOIle lS VI OpdlllSll IyPt dI
chitecture with an attractive patio
in the front, cut off by concrete
wall. An exterior of bone white stuc-
co and handmade red Spanish tile
roof lend a Spanish atmosphere.
The homes six rooms are supple
mented by a number of unusually
placed cabinets and closets that
add comfort to the residence. Fol-
lowing is room by room descrip-
ton:
LIVING ROOM - Thirteen by II
feet, the room has large fireplace
and four windows, one six feet
square. The walls are of l inch cello.
tex, with horizontal growing paint
ed light cream color. Hardwood
floors are used A cloak closet is
built beside the entrance.
DINING ROOM-An arch leads
from the living room into the 10
by II dining room which is finished
in the same type of interior decor
alton as the living room. It has one
large window, 3 by 4.
KITCHEN-Located next to the
dining roonf, the Kitchen has plenti-
Imperial Valley press., 1937-10-24
Building, MOdernizatiOn Page
County yHospitaIto Get New Wing
CONSTRUCTION
TO BEGIN LATE
in MOVE M B ER

Construction of the new
wing at the Imperial county
hospital is scheduled to begin
late in November or early in
December.
Plans were drawn by Sandy San
born. Ell Centro architect.
The new unit will provide 80 ad-
ditional beds and greatly needed
ward for isolation of contagious
diseases. The addition will be con-
nected to the present structure on
the north side with doorway to
permit access from one section to
the other.
Steel reinforcing will be used
throughout. A mixture of cement
and sand will be applied to the
building exterior by means of a
pneumatic air hose. Each layer will
be permitted to set before the next
is applied. The building will be fire
proof, termite proof, and earth
quake resistant.
Plans call for a structure 85 feet
long. 1t will be all shaped with
the main portion 80 feet wide. Walls
and ceilings will be insulated with
rock wool as protection against heat
and cold. Air conditioning ducts
will be installed in preparation. for
a central cooling system at a late
date. All floors will be concrete
covered with Johns-Mansville mar
bleized asphalt tile. Off-white paint
will be used for interior decoration.
Steel windows will be installed.
ShingIe Roofing
Roofing will be constructed of
asbestos shingles in a cream color
to match the building now in exis-
tence.
This wing will be equipped with
innunciating system, something the
present hospital lacks.
A covered receiving platford will
enable ambulance loads to be dis
charged without exposure to the
weather. A 10 foot by II foot re-
ceiving room opens off the receiving
platform. This room is designed for
preliminary examinations and first
aid. A ward for adult patients is
connected by long corridor. The
wards, one designed for men and
one for women, 80 feet long and
liz feet wide. Space for eight beds
is provided in each ward. Each waro
is equipped with a complete bath
linen and drug storage space is pro-
vided in the corridor.
In two 26 feet by 10 feet wards
space is arranged for eight beds
for girls and eight for boys.
A nurses office occupies the cen.
ter ofsthe building. 1t is 10 feet by
IA feet in extent.
3 Bed Wards
The contagious wing contains two
three bed wards. The whole thins
measures % feet by 80 feet. A sep.
arate kitchen is provided so dishe,
used in the ward may be sterilizeC
There also is a separate sterilizinf
room for equipment. A separate en-,
trance permits the patients to b,
taken into and out of the ward with
out passing through other parts O
the building. A physicians wasf
room makes the isolation of tn,
patients possible.
Imperial Valley press., 1937-10-24

WHICH Sne mas DOaSLeQ during bne
past century and a half may bring
about her death.
French people are honest, but la
zy; thrifty, but stingy; while both
the rich and poor love the easy way.
They are brave when their own
hearthstones are attacked; but for
get that they can save themselves
only as they save other fellow. Their
greatest wish Is for security, but
they fail to realize that security can
be reached only through the path
of sacrifice.
Does France Need a Dictator?
France is largely an agricultural
nation. She has few industries. Her
chief income is from the entertain
ment of tourists and the sale of
luxuries. This income has greatly
been reduced. The World Fair of
1887 has not been success. Politics
are very unsettled and purposeless.
Although France technically won
the war;, she lost it in an economic
sense. Germany's refusal to pay rep
arations was the final blow. The
continual efforts of her labor unions
to shorten working hours and in
crease wages has resulted in de-
creasing production and undermin-
ing the franc.
Frances filtration with Italy dur
ing the latter's campaign in Ethiopia
caused her to lose the confidence
of England. Her only real allies are
Russia, whom she despises, and
the small Eastern and Balkan states
whom she holds only with bribes
France greatly needs policy--anc
the courage to hold to it. 1t some
times seems to me that only a die
tator can save that unhappy coun-
try.
May Join Fascists
Both Germany and Italy, hel
nearest neighbors, do have a policy
They both know where they are go
ing and are on the way. The best
informed in France tell me tina
Spain will also be under a dictator
before long. The Rebels are SURF
to win. Germany and France ar,
now in a death struggle-with Ger.
many getting stronger every day.
If Hitler and Mussolini continu,
in power few more years, it look
as if France might naturally be
come Fascist power. Certainly tn
defeateSt attitude is seen every
where. Those with money are Send
ing it to England; those withou
money are refusing 90 raise children
All hate to pay taxes, feeling tha
1t is like pouring money down rat
hole.
Conservative or Radical?
Frenchmen say: why spen
money on taxes; why make sacri
fices to create ornaments? Eng
land will take care of us. Englan
cannot afford to let any unfriendl
nation get control of u.s.. Ths
might prove to be true; but it is
dangerous thing for France to cou1
upon. I remember when Owe
Young and General Dawes were !
Paris, at a Reparations Conferent
'to save civilization. One evenir
a high French official took the
out for the night to see the sight
Imperial Valley press., 1937-10-24

rightful victory. All this near as
follows: France will do everything
possible to prevent another conflict
with Germany; but IL It comes she
will fight to the finish. The next
World War will make the last look
like a mere skirmish.
Yesterday talked with two prom
inent JAPANESE high military Of
ficer and a banker. I asked: Why
are you warning against the CHI
nese2' They answered: "We are
fighting China to make her people
our friendsl We want to be friendly
with them; but they refusel We try
to shake hands with them, but they
will not shake. Hencs, we must
make them like usl"
Imperial Valley press., 1937-10-24
YOUNG PAIRS
HONEYMOON
INTERRUPTED

SEELEY, Oct 23-A honeymoon
was interrupted at Seeley late
Thursday when Deputy Sheriff
Robert Parrish arrested an eloping
couple at the request of San Diego
officers.
Robert l.. Shelton. alias Nicky
Smith, and a 15-year-old school
girl were taken to the county
Jail. They said they were en- route
to Yuma to be married and later
would go to Florida on a combined
honeymoon and job hunting trip.
Imperial Valley press., 1937-10-24

Permit Granted-Permissio was
granted at the city engineers office
Saturday to Eugenia Kirkpatrick
to erect a dwelling on East Orange
avenue at a cost of $3.50.
Notice All Mas0ns-Out of re-
spect to our departed Brother, Fred
Williams, there will be no meeting
of Ell Centre Lodge No. 384, F and
Am. on Monday, October 25, 1887
BY order of the Worshipful
Master O26
Obtains Divorce - Dorothy <.
Wood was granted an interlocutory
divorce decree Friday from Harrie
O. Wood on the grounds Of wilful
neglect. The court granted per-
mission for her to use her maiden
name, Dorothy Krueger.
ValuabIes Stolen While Moving.
Why invite such a risk. Patronize
local experienced, bonded and uni
formed employees by phoning l,
Pioneer Truck and Transfer Co.
O23
Intend to Wed-Jose Savala, 80,
and Carmen Alvarez, 27, Calexico
residents, Friday filed notice of
intention to wed.
Imperial College of Beauty now
located at 127 So. 9Th O28
Drunk Driver Jailed - Verney
Ashley, 80, was sentenced in West
Imperial Valley press., 1937-10-24
CHEW. AGENCY
REDECORATED

The front of Roy Womack's
Chevrolet headquarters in Ell Gen.
tro is having its complexion chang
ed for the second time within a
year.
Henceforth the building will be
aluminium with a modernistic black
stripe. Prior to redecoration, the
building front was black with alum
inum trimmings.
Imperial Valley press., 1937-10-24
ER EEDOM FADES ~
RANCE SAYS BABSON
BY ROGER BABSON

CROSSING THE ENGLISH CHANNEL, Oct 23.-Poor
France frightened people with neither purpose goal
She is today perfect example of what happens
loving nation AS democracy born in France it looks
if democracy might die there. The freedom of