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Bench
Warming
BY BURDETTE KINNE
Post-Press Sports Editor

Bounding golf balls sought every
corner of the Del Rio Golf course
today as 2O8 golfers teed off in
the first round of play in the an
nual lettuce tournament.
From 7:30 until sundown the
valleys best and dubbiest golfers
banged the small ball across the
forty acre course. turning in scores
from the low seventies to the high
one hundred thirties.
The "plunk" of the golf ball
as it fell into the cup, the signs
of opponents as tourney favor
ties missed cinch shots and the
curses of the unfortunate links
men whose shots trimmed the cup,
were all a part of the valleys most
successful sporting event of the
year, and the nations largest golf
tournament.
Imperial Valley press., 1937-02-11
COca-COla Meets
All Stars Sunday

Coca Cola baseball team today
looked forward to their meeting
with the Brawley all stars Sunday
afternoon in the Brawley park.
The Bottlers, who have lost but
two games in Ia starts this winter,
intend to make the Brawley team
another on its list of victims.
Pilip will be on the mound for
the Coca Colans and Alviso will
hurl for the BrawleS team.
Imperial Valley press., 1937-02-11
NEW ATTEMPT
FOR TITLE FIGHT

CHICAGO, Feb. II. WR)-1he sec
ond attempt to persuade Champion
James ]. Braddock and Joe Louis to
sign for title fight here June Is
was under way today after the Illi-
nois Athletic commission ordered
both men to appear for the cere-
monies Feb. l8 or l9.
Imperial Valley press., 1937-02-11

ono game ZZ-zO.
The Golden Staters, playing with
out the services of their scoring
star, Richard Van Nostrand, fought
on even terms with the Bachelors
in the first half and then uncorked
Imperial Valley press., 1937-02-11
LEyINSKY THRU

LEVINSKY THRU
LOS ANGELES, Feb. II. U,p)-
Kingfish Levinsky, veteran heavy
weight trial horse, today packed his
boxing gloves and announced he is
through with prize fighting
Imperial Valley press., 1937-02-11
OCCIDENTAL EDGES
OIJT POMONA

POMONA, Cal, Feb IL. WR)--Oc-
cidental College edged out the Po-
mona basketball team, 43 to Al, in
Southern California conference
game here last night.
Imperial Valley press., 1937-02-11
GOLDEN SKATERS WIN
OVER BACHELORS AS
/. v. TEAM TRIUMPHS

Golden States high scoring basketball team main
tanned its killing pace in the Eel Centre commercial
league last night with easy 2917 win the Bach
eors club while the 2030 club basketeers fell victim
to the smooth working " Hardware cagers in the
Imperial Valley press., 1937-02-11

Work began in earnest on Ell
Centro's baseball park today and
valley diamond fans looked for
ward to the Pittsburgh Pirates
dedication Of the park on April
3.
The park will be officially OPEN
ed on that date when one of the
National leagues greatest teams
will meet the Coca Coca bottlers.
The Coca Colans will be strength
ened for the tilt by three players
from the San Diego Padres. A
pitcher and catcher will be sent
from the coast league club and
Manager Jack Stark announced
fans will be treated to an exhibit
ton of baseball they will not soon
forget.
The new park will have a fine
grass playing field and will be
enclosed by a corrugated iron
fence.
Temporary collapsible bleachers
will be moved in for this years
Games but a permanent grand
stand will be erected late in the
spring.
The new park will be Imperial
Valleys finest and should promote
interest In baseball in the valley.
Brawley's leading commercial
team Saturday night saw its un-
defeated record against high
school and junior college smathed
to bits, but in losing accomplished
a feat that no junior college in
southern California or Arizona was
capable of doing.
The General Petroleum cagers
extended Phoenix junior collegians
and came within flea's eyebrow
of defeating the unbeaten Bears.
The final score was 43-39, and
only last minute rally brought
the Phoenix win.
--O0---
The Coaches and Officials junior
college game in the Central gym
nasium Tuesday night was
bowling success. The large crowd
which witnessed the tilt was in
uproarious laughter throughout the
game as the valley coaches tried
to show their players what they
have been trying to teach them
all season, and as the valley ref
erees tried to play as they have
insisted the various high school
and Junior college teams play.
Neither group accomplished its
purpose.
The coaches missed setup shots,
passed wildly and shot from ey-
cry angle of the court without
connecting. And the officials foul
ed consistently and continually
roughed their opponents.
The Waterbury Democrat., 1937-01-23
Should Buy Out Partner

Mir. N. D. R. My partner and I are not agreeing very well these past few months. What can be done to bring more contcntmcnt in this business?
 Ans. My advice k Co make dcfin- ite plans to buy your partner out. and then continue In the business alone. Your present finances will permit you Co do this. and ! nn, surc that you can he just ns successful in this business alone, as with a partner.
 Miss A. M. Should I accept the proposal of this certain young mnn2
 Ans. ! sec it as being your duty t0 give your child tho love and at- tention of a Father. therefore. would advise you Co marry this per son who k the Father of your child. He will try to make up in your married life, for all of the shame and sorrow that he has brought Co you and your family in thc past.
 Mrs. M. M. r.. Arc the things true which have been hearing about my husband2
 Ans. It n quite true that your husband drives this young lady home from work every evening. as she lives only few doors from your home. If you would only conccn- trate on this subject, and not per mt other people to put evil thoughts in your mind you could readily connect her name with that of thc elderly man who visits you \ great deal. She k this mans
The Waterbury Democrat., 1937-01-23
Full Knowledge Of Ancient Mental Teachings Used By Astrolog4 As He Helps Many In
 This Vicinity To Meet All Problems
Inferiority Complex Causes Unhappiness

Mr. Al D. D. Mir. Haren, why is t that I can never have more than two dates with q giri2
 Ans. When yOu were . small child you cultivated an i,feriorlty complex, and as you grow older then began to have . very nasty and mean disposition. You speak too frankly and also talk too much, never saying anything. Always try- Ing to hide your complex. Young girls will not 90 out with you be- cause you never give them aI,y consideration. Go where you want to %. never asking them what they would like to do. Your disposition will continue to cause lack of friends and much unhapiness unless you use more will-power to overcome these characteristics and faults.
 Miss T. R. l.. The work am do- Ing Is almost completed. Will my employer find some other job for me?
 Ans. Your services have been greatly appreciated. and due Co your conscientious efforts you will be given another Job with this Or- ganizatIon upon completion of your present one. I find nothing for you tO worry about whatsoever. It will be possible for you to continue pre- viding for your Father.
The Waterbury Democrat., 1937-01-23

daughter, and the entire family arc very true friends of your husband. There :5 no reason why you should let some of your so-caIlcd friends say scandaIous things about your husbands conduct.
 Miss c. F. C.--R. r. D. No. g. Wa tcrbury. Conn. Would you advise me to take up hair dressing as my life Work2
 Ans. Astrological in d icati0ns shows that you possess ali of the necessary qualifications Co be very successful in thc profession of Beau ty Culture. My advice k Co take up this training as h0Oi' as possible. You have very bright future ahead of you in this connection.
The Waterbury Democrat., 1937-01-23
MIR. FL KAREN:

MIR. FL KAREN: Received the Special Readings and answers to my ques tons Very glad sent for mine Never satisfied with anything much the Reading It was the best place know to have spent such small amount of money and ccived much in return Your Reading has done much for me in every way.
 Respectfully
 MISS IRENE BEARMAN,
 827 N. Superior St.,
 Albion Michigan.
The Waterbury Democrat., 1937-01-23
anything through this transac ton.

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 Mrs. M. P. s. What can do to make more peace and happiness ii our home? My Mother Is causing Il lot of trouble.
 AEs. My science reveals that you should not let your Mothers irri- table disposition cause you SO much worry. am sure that she does not try to cause your family any trouble Intentionally. Remember that she Is getting childish In some ways. Bc more kind, considcratc with her, and try to make her later years in life very pleasant, comfortable and happy ones. Under no circumstances would I advise you b send her away.
 Mrs. D. L. D. My husband has asked me to give him divorce. Should l grant this request, MT, Haren?
 Ans. Madam; your husband does not want divorce from you, but his mind k all in a quandary over recent sorrows which you had. Try tO Dc more of a pal and mate 10 him. and keep his mind occupied. Forget that he cvei made a request of this nature. You can help him greatly to overcome his present state of dlssn tisfied mind.
The Waterbury Democrat., 1937-01-23
Wife Ncglecting Home

Mrs. l.. r. w. Why has my hus- band lost 20 much interest in me? We never go out at evenings to- gcthcr. Now he goeg out alone.
 Ans. The existing conditions have been brought OH by 10 one but yourself. During the past few months you have given your en- tire time and attention to your friends. of both sex, never giving your husband any consideration whatsoever. It has never worried you Co be homo when he comes home from work, ard try to cook him good meals. Instead you send him out Co eat. Never take any pride jn keeping your home clean or making it comfortable. lie now spends n lot of time with his Moth CT. in order that he can have the proper homo environment. Madam: ho has put up with just about enough of your nonsense. If you wait Il home and A husband. and someone Co furnish you with money, it would be wise Co change your UUuVh VI pVtuB 1"VGup~SNsys vSpSs wise you will soon have nothing, and then have to return to your own parents.
 Mrs. T. R. +. MT. Hnrcn. what can l do or Say that will make my hus- band stop drinking 50 much2
 Ans. Madam; there is nothing you can do Co make him stop this habit. His stomach has always been weak, and by continuing this he will get very iIi IN a result thercfrom. When he finally realizes how detrimental it k to his health he will give it up entirely. However. this will not take place for another few months.
 Miss R. K. N. Will my sister mar ry tho young man whom she is now going with?
 Ans. There K TO marriage indi- catcd for these two people. Because of the fact that this young man k not of your same faith in religion your parents will not permit this marriage.
The Waterbury Democrat., 1937-01-23
More Happiness Indicated

Mrs. N. Y. U. Will my husband and have more happiness in our married life, If we do as we nre now pianning2
 Ans. Madam: there k no doubt that you two people will be more satisfied. cOi.tented and happy in your own home. It would be much better for you to continue working to help with expenses. rather than Co live with your Mother-in- law. I advise you Co carry out these plans immediately.
 Mrs. Geo. c. VIII 1 sell my prop crty soon?
 Ans. My deductions shows you should not be too nasty In this af- fair. By waiting for another three or four months it is revealed that you will be fortunate in securing a much better price for said property. than if you were to dispose of it now.
 MT, s. Q. R. [ have been prom iscd q job. DO you think l will get it soon?
 Ans. It is quite evident that you were promised . Job. hut there is no sign of it being given to you soon. My suggestion k to mako co',- tacts for something else, as you will not be called to work by this organization until the early sum pncr months.
 MT. 0. Ks~Terryville, Conn. How long will it bc before receive nn advancement?
 Ans. You cannot expect too much advancement ln your present posi- ton. due to the fact that you are not thoroughly acquainted with this work. Your cxperiepcc ln his pro- fession is very small. and you can- not demand high salary. However. by continuing Co work hard at a later date you will be given the chance for advancement.
The Waterbury Democrat., 1937-01-23

now to take your property away from you. In the future do not be 50 negligent about affairs which will affect your life.
 N. l.. E. What shall choose ns my life vocation2
 Ans. Due t0 this being . very important ard detailed subjec would advise you Co send for q Special Reading, and receive an swers Co two of your questions in strict confidence by mali. This h "A very important step In your life. and you should by all means give it very serious thought before mak- ing a decision.
 Miss s. r. l.. When will I become better acquainted with the oppo- site sex. and have more boy fricnds2
 Ans. You could be a very popular girl now. If you would only give up some of your foolish ideas. Dlscon- tinuc giving everyone Che attitude that you are much better than they are. No one likes cOnceited and self-centered person. Learn t0 be more congcnial and kii,d. as well as not trying Co demand everyone do as you want them Co do. When as- sociating with \ group of people t is impossible t0 have them go only to the places you want to go. Re- member that the young mel, you associate with are working boys. and they cannot spend lot of money on you.
The Waterbury Democrat., 1937-01-23
Retire From Hard Work

Mr. A. V. l.. Will I continue in this work until I die or eventually give 1t up7
 Ans. Sir; there k no reason why you should continue Co work s0 hard. I am sure that you have enough money Co properly provide for you and your wife. Stop this work immediately. Let your nephew take over the business. You and your wife do the travelling that you have always longed to do. Spend the latter years of your life in more peace. comfort aid happiness.
 Mrs. q. r .-.. Southbury, Conn. How long will it be before this prop erty h settled?
 Ans. The vibration [ receive de- notes thcrc is Co be continued de- lay in this affair. However. within the i,ext year it Is revealed that every thing will be settled to your complete satisfaction.
 Miss I. l.. L. When will I marry this man who I have loved for a long time?
 Ans. There is no reason why you should continue foolinG yourself. You know this man is married aud loves his wife and family. He will never give them up for you, there fore, it is to your advantage to dis miss this person from your mind.
 Mrs. R. CIR. r. D. No. 2. Wa tcrbury. Conn. VIII we ever be able to build the home we want7
 Ans. Madan; tt is indicated that your financial affairs will be great ly improved during tbc next two years. which will be derived through added success on the part of your husband ir his work. Later you will be successful in building the home which you now desire.
The Waterbury Democrat., 1937-01-23
Special Reading Offered, Enabling Everyone To Receive Answers In
 Strict Confidence By Mail

Out of the mysticism and ageold teachings of far lands wherein dwell the hidden powers of thought and occult phenomena comes E Haren, the man who tells your potential powers.
 HE QUOTES: IF YOU KNOW THE UNDER LYING CHARACTERISTICS THAT PROPEL YOUR YOUR SOUL, CAPTAIN OF OF YOUR DESTINY" NY -
 lis with the full knowledge of ancient mental teach ings that this great benefactor helps you solve your problems, helps you know yourself.
 From coast to coast and from every environment letters prasng the comfort and help that Fl Haren has extended. It is rare privilege to bring you the counsel and generous advice Of this who has astoued people everywhere for his correct prophecies.
 Your problems his problems and you are beckoned to the counsel chambers of wisdom where questions answered and lifes secrets unfolded
 Complete Information on Submitting Question
 for Column.
 Fl Haren now has on hand large amount of mail and due to the fact that his engagement limited here in Wa terbuy you urged send your question immediately for consideration his daily columns Sign your full name complete address and year. month and date of birth to question: Address your communication to E Haren in care Of The Democrat.
 ALL MAIL IS HELD IN STRICT CONFIDENCE AND HANDLED PERSONALLY BY MIR. FL KAREN. Explaining How to Be Sure of Obtaining Answers to Problems.
 Great volumes of letters have swamped Haren con- taning questions to be answered in his daily columns To receiving questions during hs here special arrangements were made so that everyone could be sure Of receiving solutions to their difficulties and obtain his service confdenaly and privately by mail
 You will notice Special Reading and Question Coupon in this column, explaining fully how you may obtain reading of yourself and also answers to two of Cns by a for merely the handling cost of your spondence Just fill out the Special Reading and Question Coupon properly and enclose t in letter together with ADDRESSED STAMPED ENVELOPE, and also your two questions Direct your letter to Fl Haren in of THE WATERBURY DEMOCRAT. By doing 50, in several days you will receive Scientific Astrological Document, and also his advice two questions sent to your home address
 Fl Harens engagement is limited and you only have short time to consult this famous Asrologer who been given great acclaim in every city he has visited for his unselfish services extended to mankind in all walks of fc you want to be of receiving answers your questions then send for Special Reading of yourself TODAY.
The Waterbury Democrat., 1937-01-23
More Advice Given To Readers By Famous Astrooger

MT. c. M.--Wallingford, Conn. I should like to know if my wife Is true to me?
 Ans. My chart reveals that you are causing yourself . lot of un- happiness only by believing such er- rOs,eOus thoughts. do not find you having any reason whatsoever to mistrust your wife, as she Is true to you In every respect
 .Miss. J. A. L. MT. Harcp. when do you sec mo finding good job?
 Ans. Young lady it k impossible for you Co obtain a position unless you intend t0 put forth more cf- forts to do so. You cannot sit home and expect someone to come ard ask you 10 work for them. Be more ambitious In this affair, and you will gain more in the end.
 Mrs. c. M. Y. How will my sisters present trouble turn out?
 Ans. Her eldest son will always cause more trouble in this family, than alI of the other members of tho family. A young man 30-years is without a doubt capable of earn ing his own living. ! would advise her to immediately discontinue sending him . monthly allowance. His wife. will leave him within the next 10 days. taking their daughter away with her. These two people will never 90 back together again. Unless he makes some changes soon, his life will Dc huge failure in every reaneCt
The Waterbury Democrat., 1937-01-23

These testimonial letters received by Fl IIarcn solicited from those who have obtained his services during engagements in different parts of the country Letters sim
 liar to these published each day tO enable the many Democrat readers to read exactly what other people think of his uncanny advice which he has extended All Demo vice by sending for Special Reading of themselves and receive to their questions privately by mail This Is the only that he of obtaining Fl IIarens advice during his engagement i'm Waterbury Note Special Reading and Question Coupon regarding this remarkable document.
The Waterbury Democrat., 1937-01-23
KIND SIR:

apos and want to that your advice has been of great help and benefit to me- Would like to know where reach you after leaving this city want to obtain another Reading of myself and have questions to be answered Thank you sincerely for the splendid way in answering questions. find 1t hard to express my true feelings. Thanking you, remain
 Your friend
 MRS. ALICE COCHRAN,
 III East 18th St.,
 Indianapolis, Indiana
The Waterbury Democrat., 1937-01-23
Note Will Be Paid

Mrs. T. N. T. I went on q note for q friend. This will be due soon. VIII this person pay it. or will I have to7
 Ans. My chart does not show thsre hcing any reason for you Co worry over this subject. am posi- tive that you will not have Co pay
The Waterbury Democrat., 1937-01-23
Foreclosure to Be Made

Mir. B. l.. II. Will there be fore- closure made on my property. When will this take placer Is there any thing I can do to avoid it2
 Ais. You could have avoided this happening, had you given it more serious consideration . few months back. Now it is too late to avoid this taking place. Plans are being made
The Waterbury Democrat., 1937-01-23
FL KAREN BRINGS GREAT HAPPINESS TO MANY
Readers Extend Apprecia-
 ton To Ell Haren
MY DEAR FRIEND:

MY DEAR FRIEND Wish to thank you many times for the Reading and answers to my two questions Think they wonderful and must say the best have received Thanks many times for your con5derate help With best wishes.
 Sincerely,
 MRS. RUTH FRISBIE,
 3l4 s. Seventh Street,
 Lacrosse Wisconsin.
The Waterbury Democrat., 1937-01-23
KIND SIR, FL KAREN:

Would like to express my appreciation for your splendid advice well pleased and greatly benefited through your help You have brought comfort and relief through the worries which was witnessing Please tell me how may join your club Thanking you again. remain
 Your friend,
 MIR. ARCHIE L. VARNEY,
 P. o. Box 131,
 Pttsfeld, Maine.
The Waterbury Democrat., 1937-01-23
DEAR MIR. KAREN:

Have received the my questions and also the Reading Am very much pleased with the information gave Would also like to state your predictions have worked out you stated, and greatly recommend work Extending best wishes for the help gave me- l am
 Sincerely
 MIR RALPH R. HOLLOWAY,
 620 Jourolnlon Ave,
 Knoxville Tennessee
Montgomery County sentinel. [volume] (Rockville, Md.) 1855-1974, 1937-10-07
State Employment Commissioner
22 Light St., Baltimore, Md.
NOTICE OF TESTS

The State Employment Commits
sioner will conduct tests for classi-
fications named below, for the
MONTGOMERY COUNTY MARY
LAND CLASSIFIED SERVICE,
under the provisions of Chapter 485,
Article 16, Acts of 1887. Present
employees of Montgomery County
whose applications are on file, may
disregard this notice.
Applications will be received at
this office until October IS, 1887.
Forms will be furnished on appli-
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