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The Skyland post. [volume] (West Jefferson, N.C.) 193?-1988, 1937-11-25

NJ H. Tweed held an old fashioned
corn shocking on his farm on route
3 from Marshall in Madison County
last week when Is neighbors helped
him to shuck 1875 bushels of corn in
three hours. The group enjoyed ap-
pies and candy as refreshments.
The Skyland post. [volume] (West Jefferson, N.C.) 193?-1988, 1937-11-25

Mrs. Callie Franks, of Kansas
City, has been visiting MIR. and Mrs.
John Eller at Crumpler.
Telegraf. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1909-1951, 1937-09-10
Slept prohledli, kulhavi tanciIi
a smutnf Sc radovali.

zivot zebraka neni wesley,
sp1Se zatrpkle filosoficky. Mu-
81 Sc tvafit tax, ably neustale
budil soucit, i kdyby nechtel.
Ma o lidstvu vlastnf nevalne
mfn6n1, a kdyz Sc Tide nejvfce
vesel1 o posvicenf, zabavach,
poutfch, must byt zebrak nej-
truchlivejs1, ably MI tt veself
take neco dali. A piece by 81
take jednou rad zadovadel, ja-
ko tt ostatn1 ~stastnejsf. TAX Sc
stale v Lobendave ma Sluknov-
sku, kde je obycejem oslavo-
vat sv. Annu osm dnf. Zebra
ci Sc sesli v hospode, pozvali
harfenistky, statecn6 popfjeli
a udelali ST take jednou nobl
bal pro sebe. A nastaly pfi te
~veselici hodiny zazrak1, proto-
re slept uvideli, chromf pove-
sill berle ma vesak a bujare
kfepcili, a ten CO byl slakem
raneny, p~ovstal a vyskakoval,
az Sc chytal tram1. A pc tech
zazrac1ch nastavaj1 jim opet
1854 dny smutne a pine chorob.
Telegraf. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1909-1951, 1937-09-10
Vyznamna jubilea.

Is. 1867 narodil Sc v Opave
Vladimir Vasek, basn1k Pc
tr Bezruc, jehoz "Slezske
pfsne" vykonaly take sve pc
SLANT Ia valky, zvlaste mezi
legionari v Rusku.
II. 1882 narodil Sc v Decline
Miroslav Tyrs, spisovatel a
zakladatel Sokola. Zemfel
8. srpna 1884 u Otzu v Ty-
rolsku.
1878 narodil sc v Kromeflzi
ma Morav6 Max Svabinsky,
mas nejvets1 soucasny mallf'
20. 1876 zemTel v Praze spiso-
vatel Gustav Pfleger Morav-
sky, autor prvn1ho ceskeho
delnickeho romanu "Z ma
leho sveta" (1864). Narodil
Sc 27. cervence 1888 V Ka-
rasejne u Bystfice n. ?. ma
Morave.
FL. 1859 narodil sc v Kollne
Karel Leger, basn1k, roma
nopisec a dramatik. Zemfel
5. dubna 1884 v Kol1ne.
1918 zvitezili 33. pluk cs. /
talskych legif ma Doss' Alto
u Gardskeho jezera.
1871 narodil sc v Dobrusce
Cechach malff Frantisek
Kupka, zij1cf v PaTizi.
rs. 1868 narodil Sc v Chudeni-
c1ch u Klatov Jaroslav Kva-
pill, basn1k a dramatik, by
valy SET cinohry Narodnlho
divadla v Praze.
26. 1900 zemTel v Zamberku
DIR. Eduard Albert, vynikaJl-
CT chirurg, professor ma Vi
denske universite, spisovatel
a mecenas ceskeho p1sem-
nictvf. Narodil Sc 20. ledna
1841 v Zemberku.
1913 byla ustanovena V Pa
rfzi prozatfmn1 ceskosloven
ska vlada,
Telegraf. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1909-1951, 1937-09-10
Czech oblastnim guvernerem "
Bulharsku.

Oblastn1m guvernerem Sc
verozapadn1ho Bulharska Sc 81
diem We Vrace byl znovu jme-
novan bulharsky Czech Even
Tousek. Pochazf z jedne z
prvnich ceskych robin, ktere
pfisly do Bulharska pc jeho o.
svobozen1. Byl pTedakem BY
vale strany liberaln1 We Vidi-
nu, kde byl dlouha leta staro-
stou a pc volbach r. 1881 zu-
panem. Pc pTevrate 10. kvet-
ma 1884 byl jmenovan oblast-
MIN guvernerem We Vrace, kite
rezto m1sto opustil pred dve-
ma roxy a nynf Sc ma ne znovu
vracf. (.
Telegraf. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1909-1951, 1937-09-10

MD, SEPTEMBER 10. 1897
citel zaka. A Semovsky byl "a
Ito vdecen. Doplnoval tlmto
zp1sobem sve vedomosti. Take
pokud Sc tyce literarn1 tvorby
Semovskeho, byl farar dobrym
radcem. Jeho domluvy a rady
byly Semovskemu stalou vzpru
hou. UveTejnil pres zimu ne
kolik humoresek "Palecku",
dostal "a ne pc peti zlatych, a
zadna nebyla odeslana do re-
dakce, dokud il farar nepre-
cetl.
Pc navratu Cd veceTe Semov
sky vzdycky pilne psal. Praco-
val ma vetsf pov1dce, k n1z ma
met nacerpal re zdejs1ho Two
ia poole vypravovanl faraTo-
va. Psaval do des1ti, i do jede-
nacti hodin, die toho, jakou
mel naladu. Cd tohoto zpGso-
bu zivota ustupoval jenom, pTi-
sel-li pro neho Rezny, ably Sci s
MIN do lesa. Behem zimy u
zavrel s Reznym uprfmne pra-
telstvi. Ted 81 tykali. Mladf
Tide NELL Sc upT1mne radi. Ne
fekli 81 to, ale vedeli O tom O.
ba. Semovsky, ztraviv detsky
i jinossky vek bez lasky, pTil-
null k pT1teli celou dust, a Rez-
ny miloval idalistu Semovske-
no hlavne proto, re byl proti-
YOU jeho povahy stffzlive a W.
poc1tave. SpatToval v MAIDEN
uciteli druhou polovinu Vast
n1ho ia, c1til, re Semovsky ma,
co jemu schazf. A oba sblizo-
vala laska k pT1rode. Jenze
Rezny miloval pTfrodu srdcem
myslivce a Semovsky srdcem
basnfka.
Ted ma jaTe chodili ma ceka-
nj ma sluky, pozdeji kvetnu
ma srnce. A tn Sc jednou pTi-
hodilo, re ma cekanf z~astTelil
Rezny jezevce. Semovsky, KITE
ry samozrejme jezevce CO xiv
nevidel, prohlfzel 81 no ted d.
kladn6.
"Je to takovy mrzout a sa-
motar jake vas faraf," small sc
Rezny. "Brucf, vyhne Sc kaz-
d6mu a vede zivot jen tax pro
sebe."
"a proc no prirovnavas k
nasemu farari?" tazal sc Sc
movsky udiveen.
mo pro to jeho samotarstvf."
"A jine pTfciny nemas?"
"Ne! Jinak ovsem kazdy my
slivec soud1 o jezevci jinak.
Nekdo no odsuzuje jake zv1re
velmi skodlive, jiny zas tvrdl,
re je v pTirode velmi uzitec-
nym tvorem. Mas to tax! Je-
zevec je zkratka dosud pro
pf1rodozpytce nerozlustenou
zahadou."
Semovsky pohledl vazn6 ma
pTftele.
"Mas to taxi" opakoval je-
no vlastni slova. MAS farar je
take takovou zahadou. Nikdo
mu nerozum1, a to no naplnuje
horkosti. ia mu rozum1m. z
Ejeho vypravovan1 vim, re do
stal sc k svemu stavu ma natlak
sve matky. On vi, re jeho cely
zpGsob zivota zaklada sc ma
klamu, a boil no, re must kla-
mat. Poznal jsem uz jednoho
takoveho kneze. To jsou poe
tiv1 Tide, ale nestastn1. Memo
hou T1ci, co by chteli, must mlu
viii jen to, CO Sc jim pTedep1se.
EPanem jejich je mrtve p1smo,
O n6mz nesmf ami pTemysleti.
Jezevec plati "a selmu a zere
brambory a kor1nky. Mas IA
raT plat1 "a kneze a je svobo-
domyslny clovek. Take zaha-
da. Rozum1s?"
Rezny posunul opefeny klo-
bouk do tyla, ruka jeho zusta-
la pri tom ma cele, a vydechl
"Rozum1m! lobe rozum1m.
Jarmile Ty isl jiny clovek ne5
ostatnf, jake je ten faraf jinJ
knee nez ostatn1."
Rezny chopil jezevce Ia zad-
nj behy a s jakousi 1ctou cd.
nasel no z lesa. Odchazelt
dnes z cekan1 mlcky, pohf1ze-
nj v myslenky. Ami do hospo-
dy nezasli, jake obycejne.
Pomery We Lhote seznal Sc.
movsky pres zimu dokonale
I RVl NH mi tom naDOmOcer
Telegraf. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1909-1951, 1937-09-10

mohl. Nebyl by mu snad pc
dial ruky a nebyl by upr1mnf
stiskl jeho pravice.
Telegraf. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1909-1951, 1937-09-10

Pomery We Lhote seznal Sc
movsky pres zimu dokonale
Byl mu pri tom napomocen
hlavne adjunkt Rezny. Ad-
junkt byl kritik bezohledny,
pravy myslivec = co ma srdci,
to ma jazyku. Zdrcuj1c1 kriti-
ku pronesl O T1d1c1m a druhem
uciteli. "Bartfk je prazdna
hlava a ridicf mimo karty ne
ma v Have take mic. Chlebafi!"
Mad tim sc Semovsky uz ko-
likrat zamyslil. Jake temny
stfn loudilo Sc mu v srdce po-
dezfenf, re to pri tom ucitel-
stv1 neni vsecko takove, jak 81
to pTedstavoval, kdyz S upf1-m
nym nadsenim chvatal do Lho-
ty a mel radost, re Sc tn stane
ucitelem. Ale stale Sc v du-
chu okrikoval.
"Nemyslis snad, re tvs do
konalym? Snad proto, re tt ka-
techeta rekl, re z tebe Dude
dobry ucitel? Jak to rekl? L
dealista? Kdepak ideally? Kaz
'dy clovek ma sve chyby. Jak to
prav1 poTekadlo? Clovek vsa-
dy ma sve svady! Ano! Vzdyt
mne take schazf mnoho. C1t1m
to ma sobe dobfe. Will mann do
brou, ale neco mi schaz1 a ne
vim co."
(Pokracovanf.)
Evening star., 1937-05-07

Slightly irregular, but
not enough to impair
their wearing qualities.
Protect your hands.
Imperial Valley press., 1937-01-15

slider this car the finest automobile
for the money that they have ever
built" he added.
Peacock has had Is years expert
ence in the automobile business in
the valley, including work in prac-
tically every phase of the business.
This background is important to
prospective car and commercial car
owners who want the best trans
portation for valley conditions, Pea
cock said.
For the past four years Peacock
has had charge of the used car de-
partment for a local automobile
dealer. He is looking forward to
big year with the new 1887
Chrysler Royal, Imperial, Airflow,
and Plymouth.
The new motor company has new
showrooms, service department, and
offices, modernly furnished and
equipped for the satisfaction of GUS
toners, also conveniently located
used car lot at 644 Main street.
Imperial Valley press., 1937-01-15
Figure in Aimee
kidnapping Case
Dies in Hospital

LOS ANGELES, Jan. Is. -{UP)-
Kenneth G.. OrmiSton, a leading
figure in the sensational "kidnap-
ing" of Evangelist Aimee Semple
Mcpherson several years ago, died
in hospital today following an
operation.
One of the allegations at the
time Aimee disappeared in the
ocean and reappeared in the mid
die of the ARIZONA desert was that
she and Ormiston had occupied a
cottage together at Carmel,
Ormiston, who was a radio tech
nician, underwent an operation for
appendicitis few days ago
1t was in 1926 that Ormiston, a
radio operator hidden away in the
broadcasting tower of Aimee's An
geluS Temple, became a national
headline figure.
Mrs. NJ cPherson disappeared
while bathing in the surf at ocean
Park on April 19 of that year
Several weeks later, Al m
bobbed up at Dougles, Ariz. She
told bizarre story of being kid
naped by two men and held cap
tive in a lonely cabin in the Mexi-
can desert below Aqua Prieta.
Dissatisfied with this story, au-
thorities undertook an investiga-
ton which brought Ormiston into
the case. The state then accused
Ormiston, Aimee and her mother,
Mrs. Minnie ma" Kennedy, of
conspiracy to impede justice.
investigators claimed they had
uncovered evidence indicating that
during her disappearance Aime e
had been keeping love tryst with
Ormiston, her handsome radio op-
orator, in small cottage at Car
mel-by-the-Sea.
Imperial Valley press., 1937-01-15
Woman Protests
Makeup of Jury,
Seeks Restraint

Edna Harrup will ask the superi-
or court here Friday to restrain
Judge John B. Baker of the I'M
perial township justice court from
trying her before an Ell Centre
township jury on charges of oper-
ating house of i'll repute.
In a petition for a writ of pro-
nloltlon, Mrs. Harrup declared that
Judge Lee Nuffer of the Ell Centro
ponce court granted her request for
change of trial on the grounds
that ne was prejudiced, and trans
ferred the case TO the Imperial JUS
tlce court. Jurors. however. were
summoned from Ell Centre town.
snip, her petition declares. and un-
less the justice court is restrained
the trial will proceed before an El
Centro jury and an Imperial Judge.
The jurors were summoned by j.
Sterling Oswalt, FL Centre police
chief who is the complaining wit
ness against her, Mrs. Harrup
charges in her complaint.
She asks the superior court to
prohibit Judge Baker from proceed
ing with the trial before any but
an Imperial township jury.
Imperial Valley press., 1937-01-15
MELOLAND
Mrs. A. r. Meyer

Members of Meloland Wednes-
day club spent delightful after
noon Wednesday at the home of
Mrs. j. r. Kinnaird whose CO.
hostess was Mrs. G.. G. Richards.
A discussion of topics of current
interest was followed by a game
with the prize going TO Mrs. Clar-
ence Kinnaird. The following MEM
bers attended Mesdames H. A.
Wells, Lawrence Richards, l.. G..
Goar, w. G. Herdman, w. H. Palm
er, JESSE Mcbride, Dan Scott, Har-
DIV Odell, Ebert Newton, Fred Wa
terman, Earl Maddux, Charles Fors-
berg, G. c. Richards, Arthur Far
lev and Miss Vera Havekorst.
Special guests of the hostesses were:
Mesdames Alice Heath, Merle Hart
sock, Earl Allen, Clarence Kinnaird
Ann Mitchell. Gladys McElroy,
Lytle Kinnaird, Fred Boyd, Ruth
Merryman and Miss Helen Rumsey.
Mr.. and Mrs. o. B. johnson OF
El Centro were guests of Mr.. and
Mrs. Earl Maddux Tuesday.
Imperial Valley press., 1937-01-15

the United States naval require
ments, without regard for what 9TH
er naval powers are building. it was
explained bulldogs of the sea,
rather than greyhounds.
The new ships will be representa-
tives of the difference in naval
fighting strategy between the Unit
ed States and Great Briaain and the
United States and Japan. Both the
latter are island empires and must
necessarily depend upon their navies
for keeping the trade lines of the
sea open for food supplies for their
peoples as we'll as for national de-
fense, navy officers explained. The
American ships are built to hold the
first line of American national de-
fense, to take punishment if need
be, and to give it to the invader.
The new ships are built primarily
to hold the ocean defense line. In
such service, it was stated, protective
armor and heavy guns are of far
more importance than the matter OF
three or four knots per hour speed.
Imperial Valley press., 1937-01-15
ANNOUNCING
l.. II. Peacock Co, Inc.
COS STATE STREET
As Ez9IRYZERwR Rkk>11DzI7H DISTRIBUTOR

We ARE PROUD to announce
our appointment as Chrysler
and Plymouth distributor.
We aim to make the lasting
satisfaction of our customers
the foundation stone of our
business. We are conhdent,that
in Chrysler and Plymouth cars
we have the greatest values the
industry affords. -
We have organized our serv-.
ice facilities in keeping with the
high character of the cars we
represent. Specially trained me-
chanics the most modern
tools and equipment =. genu-
Inc parts all arc provided to
give prompt, satisfactory serv-
ice at the lowest possible prices.
We invite you to make use of
Imperial Valley press., 1937-01-15
ELM NOTES
Mrs. M. L. Boone, Correspondent

Glenn Shumard enjoyed a trip to
the mountains Sunday to see the
snow with a group of friends.
90
Nellie Lowe, Ada Gallaher, Nancy
Sheldon, Elizabeth Mealy, Olive
Cannon and Effie Boone attended
the D.U.V. meeting Friday after
noon in Ell Centro.
Guests of Mr.. and Mrs. Jim Gal
laher are Mr.. and Mrs Mcbride of
Ontario. Mrs. Mcbride is a twin
sister of Mrs. Gallaher, also mother
of Miss Mollie Mcbride, a local
teacher.
Mr.. and Mrs. E. Shumard attend
ed the Toney funeral Sunday.
90
Mr.. and Mrs F.. Armstrong and
daughter, Patsy, were over night
guests Saturday at the M. L. Boone
home.
Edith Redit was a visitor at Elm
school Tuesday.
Mr.. and Mrs. Edd Windell and
Mr.. and Mrs. Lewis Windell recent
ly returned to their home at Toron-
to- Kansas, after several weeks visit
with Mr.. and Mrs. Joe Hopkins of
Elm and Mr.. and Mrs. G. Boone OF
Heber.
Imperial Valley press., 1937-01-15
NEW L. S. WARSEPS TO BE HEAVY ARMORED SEA BULLDOG
Accident Victim
Still Unconscious

Oliver Royce, whose skull was
fractured in a five-car automobile
accident south of El Centro early
Sunday morning, is still uncon-
scious ct the FL Centre hospital.
Royce was injured in the same
crash which took the life of Geo.
William Smalling, also an Ell Gen.
tro resident. Little change has
been noted in Royce's condition,
attendants said
Imperial Valley press., 1937-01-15
Power Company
Files Suit Asking
$11,6O9 Payment

Immediate payment Of $11 500 so
worth of registered warrants is
sought in a suit on file in supe-
rior court Friday by the Nevada
California Electric corporation
against the Imperial Irrigation dis
trict.
The warrants were registered be-
cause no funds were on hand to
pay them, the complaint says.
The suit is in line with others
filed by bond and warrant hold
erS recently.
Imperial Valley press., 1937-01-15
SEELEY
Mrs. S. T. Robinson

Mrs. Roy Westmoreland was
hostess at her home Thursday to
the Westside Country club mem
bers. Luncheon was served and
table favors were made by Mrs.
Ben Robertson. Members present
were Mesdames Lytle, Cannon, Gal
laher, Green, Havens, Junkins,
Schultz, Higgins, Kramer, Woolis-
croft, Rich, Sheldon. Mrs. Robber-
son and hostess Mrs. Westmoreland.
Guests were Mrs. j. M. Adair and
Mrs. H. G. Jones. Next meeting
will be with Mrs. F.. Junkins.
-OO-
Mr.. and Mrs. M. l.. Curtis re-
turned from a visit Tuesday from
Phoenix. They had spent the past
two weeks with their son and
family.
Mrs. Dorothy Anderson is i'll with
the flu and Mrs. Bowman is sub
stituting in the Lantana school for
Mrs. Anderson.
Mrs. Madrene Burchiel, daughter
of Mrs. E. S. Small, visited last
week with her mother and family
from Portland.
Mrs. j. r. Haley went to BraWley
Sunday to be with her daughter,
Mrs. Mary Smith, who is i'll with
flu.
Mr.. and Mrs. S. T. Robinson and
Harold Robinson motored to San
Diego Sunday.
Mr.. and Mrs. T. A. Howard ac-
companied their daughters. MISS
Katherine and Elizabeth Howard,
who drove to Palm Springs Sunday.
The Ladies Aid will hold their
next meeting Wednesday, Jan. 2o.
-OO--
The Scout committee met at the
home of Mr.. and Mrs. l.. ID. HANKS
Thursday evening. The committee
consists of Mr. Geo. Wooliscroft,
Mr.. F. Junkins, Mr. S. T. Robinson.
They planned for the coming year
with Scoutmaster Hanks. Court OF
Honor will be held Thursday night
Jan. 2l, in the church. Mrs. Hanks
will help the Scouts who have
planned to put on a play IN
February.
Mrs. j. It. Oftelie entertained
Wednesday evening with a turkey
dinner on her daughter, Mrs. Ned
Moretti's birthday. Those present
were Mr.. and Mrs. Ned Moretti and
daughter, Sunny 10, Mr.. Fred Mas
tick, Mr.. and Mrs. S. 7. Robinson,
Mr.. and Mrs. ]. T. Oftelie and Bert
Oftelie.
Imperial Valley press., 1937-01-15

Robertson Here-John r. Robert
son, San Diego, former Ell Centran
is spending several days in the val
ley on business.
90
Nelson Studio, 628 Main. Phone 181.
90 (N7)
The TrocaderO for your evenings
entertainment. (J28tf)
Louisiana Frog Legs-Oysters on
half shell-at the Trocadero. D22
Now the Don Room for your steak
dinners. Trocadero. J28tf
Imperial Valley press., 1937-01-15
New ChrysIer Agency
Opens Doors i'm City

Chrysler Motors today announced the appoint
ment of L. H. Peacock Co., Inc. Imperial Valley dis
trbutsrs of Chryser and Plymouth passenger and
mercal motor Peacocs place of business is ocat
ed Sixth and State streets where the 1897 models
Imperial Valley press., 1937-01-15

of both cars are now on display.
"Chrysler has invaded the low
price field this year with the new
Royal Six Peacock said, "and the
public has accepted it with amazing
eagerness. Chrysler engineers con-
Imperial Valley press., 1937-01-15
! WILL HOLD FIRST
LINE OF DEFENSE

WASHINGTON, JAM Is. (UP)-The two bat
teshlps which the United States will lay down early in
June Will be designed to carry the heaviest of any
fighting ship in the world high navy officers said today
The new ships will be DESIGNED specifically to meet
Imperial Valley press., 1937-01-15
HE'S FATHER, NO JURY WORK

BOWLING GREEN, O., W.P)-
John Rogers, merchant, did not
report for jury service in common
pleas court. But Judge Amos L.
Conn only smiled and ordered the
oailiff to find another juror. Rogers
excuse was that he had just become
the father of a baby daughter.
Imperial Valley press., 1937-01-15
McCABE
Caroline Paine

Mr.. and Mrs. James Forester en-
tertained the Pinocle club at their
home Saturday evening. High prizes
were won by Mr.. and Mrs. John
Frohly, low prizes by Mr.. and Mrs
Clyde Havens. Mr.. and Mrs. Rus
sell Graves will be the host and
hostess at the next meeting set for
January 81.
A. A. Moline is confined to his
bed due to a blood infection.
Ernest and Erlinda Eros entered
Miss Olive Rickeys and Miss Hen
rietta Hollands rooms respectively
Monday boosting the attendance at
McCabe school to high total of 221
pupils.
Miss Ferne Hime, accompanied by
friends, spent Sunday in the noun
tainS.
Mrs. Dennis Labrucheries after
having spent week in the La So
lana hospital was able to return to
her home Saturday where she is
steadily improving.
Mr. and Mrs. Ebert Newton, Mr..
and Mrs. Merle Hartsock and two
children, Eunice and Allen, were
dinner guests of Mr.. and Mrs. Wal
ter D. Carey in Ell Centre Sunday.
90
Mr.. and Mrs. Ebert Newton made
trip to San Diego Monday and
returned home the following day.
90
Mrs. H. A. wells was luncheon
guest of Mrs. H. o. Galloway
Monday.
Rev. and Mrs. H. o. Langston
were visitors at the Isaac Mcbride
home Sunday.
Imperial Valley press., 1937-01-15

Time Payments to fit your purse on
Official Commercial Company plan.
Imperial Valley press., 1937-01-15

The funeral for Judge William
Alexander Keener was held at the
Hooper funeral home in Brawley
Wednesday morning at 1890. The
Masonic lodge of Brawley of which
he was a member conducted the
services assisted by Rev. c. D. Bald
win of Calipatria. Judge Keener
had been a Mason for fifty-one
years and a year ago was present.
ed with 50-year Masonic button
by the Brawley lodge. He made
his home with his son, Robert
Keener, in Calipatria. He was IS
years old.
Imperial Valley press., 1937-01-15
CALIPATRIA
Mrs. C. A. Sperry

Edna Thetford had an opera
ton for a growth on her eye and
has been absent from school since
last Thursday.
Imperial Valley press., 1937-01-15

Mr.. and Mrs. M. l.. Curtis re-
turned from a visit Tuesday from
Phoenix. They had spent the past
two weeks with their son and
family.
Imperial Valley press., 1937-01-15

Mrs. G. D. Moore and Mrs. Joe
Moore were Ell Centro shoppers
Monday.
Imperial Valley press., 1937-01-15

Miss Ferne Hime, accompanied by
friends, spent Sunday in the noun
tainS.
Imperial Valley press., 1937-01-15

Mrs. Dorothy Anderson is i'll with
the flu and Mrs. Bowman is sub
stituting in the Lantana school for
Mrs. Anderson.
Imperial Valley press., 1937-01-15

Mrs. H. A. wells was a luncheon
guest of Mrs. H. O. Galloway
Monday.
Imperial Valley press., 1937-01-15

Mr.. and Mrs. Ebert Newton made
a trip to San Diego Monday and
returned home the following day.
Imperial Valley press., 1937-01-15

Rev. and Mrs. H. 0. Langston
were visitors at the Isaac Mcbride
home Sunday.
The Waterbury Democrat., 1937-01-18
CHAPTER v

You apt to find odd fish in the huge apart ment of the Duce de Montniral in Paris .g <
 An arstocrat himself the duke cared not at all for birth and very little for breeding; he believed only in the atocracy of achievement of brains and he quite capable of closing his doors to the most bucblooded of dnchsges and opening them to ragged and uncou who winning fame in the laboratory the studio the dissectng room
 This evening the duke giving one Of his lat homes
The Waterbury Democrat., 1937-01-18

Mrs. Franklin D. Roosevelt will be enc of the speakers. on . fourth meeting of the National Public Housing Conference, to be broadcast from Washington. orr Friday, January 2z, aG 3;1s ?. m.. EST. ever the NBC.BIue Network. Mrs. Roosevelt and two other speakers will discuss "B1nSn Clearance and Low Rent Public Housing"
 Mrs. Mary KiHgsbury Sim khovitch, president of the Na- tionai Public Housing Confer cnce. will act as chairman and program in. connection with the present iR sstlins ' program te arouse public interest in the formation os local housing au- thorities to eradicate sIum areas. Captain Richard l.. Relss, snem- ber of the Housing Committee Of the London County Council, wifi describe recent English ex- perleDce with the development 0f iow-rent housing.
The Waterbury Democrat., 1937-01-18
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The characters and situations in this story wholly iictona and imaginary and not intended to portray any actual persons events.