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SveÌŒt = World. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1911-1939, 1923-05-16
!, STOPA WHlTFlELDOfA VEDE DO
zAPADN VlRCINlE.
OKRESNf zALOBCE PdzADUJE $4,000
MA STlHANl VI kAIIA.
PovEsTI, KDE vsUDE BYLo AUTO PAcHATELE
SPATRENO

Sim pri1ade v dczivotni zalar.
Polic@ni domnenka, re Grit
fin byl kastrelen Whitfieldem
ma Shaw ave-, potvrzena byla
daEim st6dkem, 13-letym no.
chem RiAhardem Knightem, z
1907 Hprdwell ave. v East
Clevelandt, jenz vypravel, ze
" patek rhno slysel ma Shaw
ave. v blizkosti vych. 131. ul.
vystrel spatfil pozdeji Jor-
dan auto, Y nemz vedle ffdice
sedel kymacejici Sc policista.
Koch Jest roznasecem novin a
jel tou dobou ma kole. Spatfil
j jineho sv9dka Dixona, jenz
"a zahadnou karou bezel.
Pohreb zavrazd6neho poll
cisty Demise Grifflna konan
bude dnes odpoledne 3. hod.
ma hrbitov Lake View z po-
hrobnickeho zayodu J. I. Nun
ma, 2O41 vych. 80. ul. Ma po-
sledni ceste doprovodi nest'ast
nGho kolegu oddil policisti Ia.
precinktu.
Dim matky Marie Priceove,
jez jest ma iit6ku sc svym svdd-
Gem, a ktera sc ma stati v Ger
venci matkou, jest policejne
strezen v commence, ze sc snad
pobloudila dcera domG vratf.
Matka jeji, Arabela Priceova,
bydli, jak jiz bylo oznameno,
We Fort Wayne, Ind. Panuji
obavy, aby Whitfield, jenz Jest
desperatnfm zlocincem, nezba-
vii Sc sve spolecnice nasilnym
zpisobem. v spolecnosti jeff
zajiste Jest vydan vetsimu me-
bezpeci byti prozrazen nez-li
kdyby byl sam.
V patrani po uprchlicich po-
maha vydatn6 Autoclub, ktery
vcera rozeslal 800 deepest, a
dresovanych policejnim nacel-
autoclubGm a novinam,
$ podrobnym popisem stiha-
nych. Jiz pred tim byl pripad
hlasen vsem gasolinovym sta
nicim a verejnym garazim.
Autoclub vypsal $500 ma do
padeni krone $1,000 vypsa-
nych m6stem, dalsi ceny pax
vysadili Max Cohen $3.50 a G..
G.. Hale $1O0. Do zmineneho
klubu dochazi mnoho dopisn, $
udanimi a n6ktei'l soukromi
"detektivove" zaslali dopisy
pfipojeneho zneni, jako ku pr.
"Videl jsem Whitfielda, jedou
ciho po Lorain ave. vcera We
Ger. Poslete mi lined $500"
Ale vzdor piivalu nekdy beZ-
cennych udaid jest kazdy pre-
ce svedomit6 vysetren.
SveÌŒt = World. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1911-1939, 1923-05-16
ZfTREJSfMU ZAJEZDU
RAKULOVY DRUzINY.
Mladi nasi hoste pfijedou
o 8. hod. dop.


Ma ilsp6sne cest6 .Spojenymi
Staty navstivi mas Ultra Baku-
Iowa Druzina as 40 ditek, je-
jichz podivuhodne vykony bu-
dily vsude 1zas, ami snad ne
tax um6leckym provedenfm,
ale vykoIny, ktere skutecne
jdou k srdci, povaz1me-li, ze
vykonne silly jsou ditky opuste
ne, dilem tez zmrzacene a jez
jen vytrvala vile a obetavost
riditele Bakule vypestila k
skutecne v pomerech udanych
X neocekavane lrovni. Pro
pobyt clevelandsky jest vyme-
|rena jen kraticka doba- pou-
hych dvanact hodin.
Spravne sc pise v listcch, ze
professor Bakule svoje male u
melee nasbiral v pravem slova
smyslu ma prazskych ulicich.
Do istavu dodany byly nena-
syceny, pochybneho zdravi a
nemajice nikoho, kdo by sc k
MIN hlasil. Dnes jsou tito opu-
Stencil sborem zpevackd, o kite
rych mluvi diva svety a zajiste
|neni prehanenim, ze Bakulova
druzina patfi mezi nejslavnej-
81 detske choraly celeho sveta.
Mladi nasi hoste prijedou ri
ira dopoledhe o 8. hodine do
Clcvelandu z Chicago ma Uni
on nadrazi. v 1890 uvltani
budou ma radnici Ia presnidav
ky v Statlerove hotelu pohoste-
ny budou Rotary Clubem, kde
poda.ji male ukazky zpevu
remeslne a umelecke zrucno-
|sti. Doba cd ,2:30 do 4:30 bu-
de vyhrazena oddechu, nacez
O pate hoIdin9 Sc stanou hosty
nasi, osady v Cesk6 Narodni
SIM ma Broadway, .kde kazde
ditko podeleno bude zlatym
penizem a uchystana Jim bude
yecere.
Zacatek koncertu v Zednaf-
ske Sini ma Euclid ave. a W.
chodni 35. ul. stanoven jest ma
Sis hod. vecer. Pc produkci
nasedne druZina do zvlaStniho
vozu, aby pokracovala Y dalsi
ceste.
X zitfejsimu pffjezdu dosta-
vi Sc ma nadrazi zvlastni vybol
81 ditek, zastupujicich ceskou
osadu, Cerveny Krfz a Rotary
Club a zastupci vyboru, jim5
prace Sc zajezdem spojene by
~ svereny. Zastoupeny jsou
nasc organisace legionard, Wee
lex, Narodniho Sdruzeni, Slo-
venske Ligy, Sdruzeni katoli.
XII, jakoz representanti zdej-
siho konsulatu.
Vybor americky, ktery mad
zajezdem prevail protektorat,
vykazuje jmena nejprominent.
neisich zdejsich Americana.
Nasi zp6vackove prednasi
narodni pisne v krojich, zpiva-
il neien cesky, ale take pisnf
a hymny americke.
S nasimi malymi umelci Wy.
stupuje dale slecna Marie Mi.
kova, znamenita pianistka, je'
| jiz skutecna virtuosita 81 vynu.
tia lichotiva uznani i nejpris'
uS:Ss 1,..:A,:n.,,
SveÌŒt = World. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1911-1939, 1923-05-16
SOUSTRASTNY PROJEv
PRES. MASARYKOVI.

Zdejsi Ustredna Narodniho
Sdruzeni zaslala vcera SOU
strastny projev presidentu Ma
sarykovi, jenz stizen byl kru-
tym zaem umrtim sve man
zelky.
SveÌŒt = World. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1911-1939, 1923-05-16

Smer nt6ku dOmnelehO vra-
ha policisty Griffina, Johna
Leonardo Whitfielda zda Sc
byti aspon pfiblMne jiz stano-
ven, die sv6dectvi mayora A.
Quicka m6sta Cedar Grove v
Zapadni Virginii, kde bylo po-
vestne modre auto typu Jor-
dan spatreno $ veskerou urcito-
sti nedeli o jedne hodin6 po
poledni. Jmenovane mesto sc
rozklada podel reky Great Ka-
nawha as dvanact mil jihovy-
chodn6 cd mesta Charlestonu
tehoz statu. Auto spatril jisty
Walters, jenz 81 nahodou zapa
matoval cislo tabulky, ac 0 ce-
lem v Cleveland6 sc udavsim
zlocinu zadne vedomosti nemel
a jen ~kdyz o sensacni vrazde
cetl v novinach, vzpomnel 81
ma objev, ktery oznamil mayo
row, jenz zpravu Timed odeslal
do Clevelandu. Soucasne by
10 z uveneho mfsta telefonova-
no do vsech NEST sousednfch.
Okresni zalobce Edw. C.
Stanton pozada okresni soudce
o povolenf $500 ma vylohy Ii.
dalsi stihani vraha. Zvlastni
narizeni opravhuje zalobce W.
data $4,000 ma pronasledo-
vani provinilcI v mimofadnych
bfipadech, ale obnos must 'byti
povolen soudci, nacez teprv o.
kresni komisafi must peniIze
vydati. Stnaton pravf, ze "a
tceni Whitfieldovo nesmf byti
oddalovano, jelikoz panuje o.
bava zivot jeho milenky Ma
rie Pricove, jez sc stala pritazi
prchajiciho zlosyna, u nehoz
neni vyloucena moznost, ze by
zbaviti Sc chtel jeji osoby.
Podobne hodla okresni "a
lobce pozadati i okres, aby W.
psal stejns jako mestska rada
cenu ma dopadeni provinilce.4 ]
Jinak dochazeji zpravy re Sa-
lem, O., re tam take bylo spa
tfeno modre auto, ujizdejici
sm6rem k Pittsburgh a podob-
ne policie Omaze, Nebraska,
oZnamuje, Ze ma Lincoln silni-
ci v lbliZkosti mesta zoceno by
10 modre auto $ cervenymi dra-
tenymi koly a cernymi fendry,
ktere neylo zrejme znamky, re
prodelalo cestu ma spatnych ce
stach. lined po vyhlaseni te-
to zpravy pustili Sc po stope
dva policiste ma motorcyklech,
ale stihanemu stroll sc podaTi-
10 uniknouti. V cele Omaze
pax nikdo nema automobilu
podobne vypraveneho.
U velkem mnozstvi vytistene
podobizny Whitfieldovy bu-
dou zaslany do NEST podel me-
xickych hranic, jak vcera pro-
hlasil navladni Spojenych Sta
tn A. f. Bernstein, jenz po po-
rade $ detektivnim kapitanem
Matowitzem zaridil pfi stihani
soucinost 1radd spolkovych. 4
Jinak dochazeji zpravy 2
cetnych NEST v nejblizsim oko-
Ii, ze tam spati'eno bylo zahad-
ne vozidlo, ba i v Clevelande
samem byl pry Whitfield ! je-
ho auto spatreno, jednou do
konce ma Public Squaru, KITE
rak pry prave zahybal ma Eu-
cid ave., podobn6 mel byti spa
tren j ma vysokem moste De-
troit-Superioa', ale tenkrate We
Fordce. Nekolikrate doslo i k
zatceni podezrelych osob, jez
arci byly Timed propusteny, o.
kolnost tato die vSeho dodala
latku k zprave, re hledany
vrah byl jiz zatcen a sice "a
srazky dvou aut ma vych. 100.
ul. a Wilbur ave. S. E.
Vcera byl Whitfield dan o.
kresni velkoporotu obzalobu
pro vrazdu prvniho stupne, pr
tGzujici okolnosti sensacnihe
zlocinu pax bu'dou pricinou, ze
~
Evening star., 1923-06-03
FOR SALE-HOUSES FOR SALE-HOUSES
Continued.
ARNOLD AND COMPANY,
1911 II Street.
Main 657-65S =
S16,OOO-Just OFF Connecticut
u I L i L olI &c Z.
Main 657-65S.

$l6,OOOrJust OFF Connecticut
Ave.
On one of washington's most beautiful and
broad highways. An elegant eight room and
house Of real merit and its possession will
satisfy the most discriminating. Now occu
MED by Army officer, who Is leaving city and
is most anxious to sell. The house has most
beautiful interior decorations and every mod
ern convenience. Spacious front porch, break
fast and sleeping porches Light and dry
cellar Very deep lot to alley. You should act
on this quickly.
S13.5OO-Near the 14th Street
Car Line.
Houses near the 14th street car line are al
ways in great demand. As you know, this
location combines both desirablity OF home
environment and ultra convenience. Six rooms,
tiled BATH light cellar with modern equip
ment No one should be satisfied with less
than full value for their investment. This Is
full value.
S11. 1.5OO-Near Soldiers Home.
At the price Of the ordinary six-room house
we offer this home of eight rooms on two
floors with four bedrooms, two complete mod
ern tiled baths. hot-water heat, electric light
good cellar, attic. garage for three cars. he
sides being n home of merit we are pleased
to tell YOU that this property has an invest
ment future as later IT can he sold for bust
ness property at profit. Have no quarrel
with the future-the house is cheap, the proht
is inviting.
Evening star., 1923-06-03
FOR SALE-HOUsEs
r--Af---I

34th NEAR QUE-6 ROOMS
and bath; latrobe heat. Price,
$4,5OO, terms. Frank A. ONeil.
West 1886. 1882 Wisconsin ave.
Evening star., 1923-06-03
COMMERCIAL ZONE.


first floor, stores, and rooms above;
also brick houses in rear, suitable for
warehouses or garages; on upper nth
st; price of both only $13 500; terms.
1st ST. NORTH OF II N.w.-Mod-
ern, Groom and bath brick, h.-w.h.
brick garage in rear to accommodate
about 8 small cars; rented by month
for $40; sacrifice at $500; about
$1,000 cash, balance easy.
SELECT LIST OF old houses. easily
and ineXpenslvely converted into
store properties; priced below their
value. on terms; should be resold in
the near future at good profit
n. Z. RYON CO., INC,
Main 459T 1923 st.
Evening star., 1923-06-03

Colored-Choice Neighborhood
11th st. near Girard-3-story brick, rooms.
furnace heat, gas and electric lights: one
other eolored family in this block. Price,
sl1,500; terms reasonable. Address Box 265-
j., Star office.
Evening star., 1923-06-03

COLORED BARGAIN.
MODERN, Groom and hath, colonial
brick. furnace heat; paved alley;
possession; only $3.50: terms; near
Harvard st. and Sherman ave.
n. f. RYON CO., INC,
Main 4597. 1923 ST.
Evening star., 1923-06-03

Ideal Homes,
Ideally Located.
There are no Homes anywhere 10 COM
pare with these new Houses at
Albemarle and 38th Sts.,
Chevy Chase, D. c.
Their type-their wonderful environ
ment-and the character of their con-
notwithstanding about them stamps
their individuality and their intrinsic
value They are Kite-built-and that
means everything in a Home.
Reasonable Prices,
I Convenient Terms.
Six rooms bath, sleeping porch: hot
water heat; cement porch; slate roof;
solid stone foundation; stone fireplace;
back stairs; lots of large closets; gas and
electric installation. Open for inspection
every day and evening.
Our Mr.. Hamilton Is always to be found
at the sample home. Or. for special ap-
pointment, phone him, Cleveland 1490.
Take Chevy Chase cars TO Albemarle 81.
tfrst stop north Of Bureau of Standards,
walking west TO seth St
HARRY A. KITE,
Owner and Builder.
1874 K St. Phi. M. 4S46.
Evening star., 1923-06-03

300 BLOCK CHAMPLAIN ST NV. -
rooms and bath, latrobe heat; garage; $500
$500 cash: terms.
700 block Harvard st. n.w.-6 r and b., fur
heat. gas, back yard; 81 700; $500 cash; terms
18th ST. near Vermont ave. NV rooms
gas; garage space; $5,g15; $500 cash; terms
q rooms and bath. latrobe heat; garage
space; large yard: semi mi-detached corner prop
erty; near Rhode Island ave. and 9th st. NV.
$1,000: $1,000 cash. terms.
Near 12th and Tea SITS. nw-S rooms nd
bath. furnace heat; garage; $3.50; 81 ,OOt
cash: terms.
GARFIELD {. THOMPSON
Office. 9th and You SITS. NV
Phone North 6l57. Sundays and nights after
u m. North S715
Evening star., 1923-06-03
BROOKLAND BARGAIN.
SPECIAL TERMS.

Seven rooms, four good bedrooms new; per-
feet condition: near 14th and Lawrence: one
Of the best locations in Brookland. Owner is
leaving town and will vacate Immediately.
This is one Of the better built homes, with
more good sized rooms than the average Liy-
ing room has open fireplace. with mantel ex-
tending over bookcases. Kitchen is 10x15, with
Pullman diner and every modern appointment
Extra large porches front and back. Situated
TO command an attractive view of the sur
rounding neighborhood If you are looking for
a home that Is better value than the average
together with a most desirable location, it will
be to your interest to inspect
McLACHLEN BANKING CORP'N
Real Estate Dept, 10th and G.
Main 49,. Evenings, North jI3.
Evening star., 1923-06-03
S16.OOO-On r Street.

S16,OOO-On r Street.
A house on st near Sheridan Circle. at
this price to say the least, is most unusual
In this home you may have secluson. society,
beauty convenience and comfort. The house
contains ten rooms three floors. with three
baths and attic. II IL well planned and has
good rooms, three open nreplaces, many spa
cious closets. garages. Similar houses IN tne
same block cannot be bought for S20.OU. Inc
splendor of this location is established ana
the smart buyer will recognize this as an
opportunity and call us at once.
S13.5OO-Facing Lincoln Park.
Around Lincoln Park there are many good
houses. This Is one OF the best. Building
house was not an experiment with this build
or. II has the real quality that endures
Fine rooms three floors, two baths, good Gel
lar hot-water heat, electric light. garage Tor
two cars II your choice Is to live in East
Washington. this is a cheap house and worth
your time to inspect.
S11.OOO-Near PIX. View School.
A corner house in this section at this price
is certainly opening the door of opportunity
for you Six rooms, bath, hot-water heat.
electric light, built-in freproof garage.
&,75O1In Petworth.
Eight rooms, bath. hot-water heat electric
lights Now rented for SS5. little money
spent on this house and you will have a
$4,000 property
Every one il looking for a bargain. They
are scarce. Don't lose this one.
Evening star., 1923-06-03
A De Luxe Country Home in
DiStrict-N w


DiStrict-N.W.
Entirely detached home on large. deep lot:
house aS134 IT.; eight beautiful rooms: wide.
covered cement front and back porches;
sceping porch that is unusual for size ana
convenience, glass and screened: ultra modern
tiled bath and additional lavatory and shower
modern in every respect: breakfast room; Oig,
foored attic: cedar closet; double porcelain
sink: Frigid air ice system; double garage ana
many other attractive features S2o,UV; eas!
terms.
Splendid Two-Family Flat in
Northeast.
elec lights; separate cellars; newly papered
and painted throughout; good lot to alley An
investment and home bargain at slS'Wo.
Lovely Corner Detached North
west Home.
Seven large rooms and bath; hardwood
floors; omen fireplace; cleo; beauty ana up
70 the minute; large. inclosed sleeping porch
snd back porch. Only $3.50 and very mod
crate terms.
East Capitol Street.
An excellent home on this beautiful street :;
nine rooms and bath: h.w.h.: cleo. An inspec-
ZION will convince you of its value. See IL
at once; $4,000. Terms arranged
.CHAS ID
Evening star., 1923-06-03
ARNOLD AND COMPANY,
1911 H Street.
Main 657-65S.
EVERY ONE OF THESE HAS BEEN CAREFULLY
SELECTED.

:.
Southeast.
An exceptionally nice tapestry brick home
moi far from Lincoln Park. Six rooms and
tiled bath; eiec. and gas: modern home for
the buyer of moderate means. Only SI,s3u:
$3.50 cash; monthly payments easier than
rental.
One of the Prettiest Locations
in Petworth.
Near Grant Circle-A tapestry brick nearly
new: large rooms and tiled bath: modern Tn
good lot: garage. Only $500; sl,5O0 cash.
One-Half Square From Sheridan
Circle.
Overlooking beautiful o st bridge and Rock
Creek This house has 10 rooms and tlled
baths. large reception room and dining room :.
roomy sleeping porch: deep yard and 2-car
brick garage. Price reduced TO sls'o1 Tor
quick sale.
Evening star., 1923-06-03
Mt. Pleasant.

Near l4th and Park rd. NV; colonial brick'
newly decorated six rooms and hath: mod
ern: southern exposure: screened sleeping
porch front and back porches: lot 100 IT. 10
alley: garage: bargain IN tnls coiniiiuhi'!
AT 50 500. Convenient terms.
Evening star., 1923-06-03

Colored-Corner Property.
SPLENDID FOR DOCTOR. DENTIST OR
REFINED FAMILY.
Near Washington Circle-3-story brick, lC
rooms and large basement: also smaller 2
story brick building in rear included; imme
diate possession; terms reasonable Price
$l3. 800
HARRY MILLER 500 Pond bldg.
Imperial Valley press., 1923-08-22
FOG FORC7s LANDING

CHEYENNE, we, AUGUST %
The weStbound mir mail plane avia'
Ter who made 4 forced landing Il
few miles out of Cheyenne, again.
took the air - S.l4 = NJ, accord
INC TO word brought back by
mechanics who rushed but to make
renairs on IN injured wing.
The westbound aifplane, pioneer
ing for % hour coast TO coast mail
service, left Cheyenne at G:0G a.
N today after . fec that delayed
tho trials here liftel. The fog de-
laved the flight he"e IN hour and
four minutes, but despite this the
transcontineutal mail has an excel
lent chance to reach San Francisco
within the % hour limit, officials
sud.
Thc machine hoped off with Pilot
Boonstra at tho levers.
The eastbound\ plano, driven by
Pilot H. A. Collinscp, which was
forced down az Laramie last night,
finally penetrated the fog and land
ci here ct 5:25 a. m. The San
Francisco mail was transferred to
another machine which hoped off
for Omaha at $3.50 Il. m.
Imperial Valley press., 1923-08-22
STATE MONEY
APPORTEONED
COUNTY FAIRS

SACRAMENTO. Cal, August %.
Tho state board of control today
announced 1923 apportionments for
the support of - county. fairs as
follows:
Fresno district fair, 42,425; Las
sen county fair, $3.50; Crescent City,
800; Humboldt county fair, 1925;
Tchama county fair, $500; Kings
county fair $3.50; Glenn county live
stock and agricultural association
fair, 5000; Ventura county fair,
$3.50: Los Angeles county fair,
$3,075; San Diego county farm
bureau fair, $1,175; Southern Cali
fornia fair, S., $50; Sonoma county
fair $925; Shasta county farm bu-
rcau fair, 5000; San joaquin county
fair, 900; Tulare county fair, 81
25O: National Orange show, san
Bcrnardino, $3.50; .Siskiyou county
fair, $50; ln%o county fair, $500;
Lake county fair, $50; Santa Cruz
farm burcau fair. #400; llilmar
community fair. Merced, $50; Modoc
county fair. $400.
State aid to the various county
fairs was apportionea ON ba5ls of
premiums paid out by each fair
last year, s total Of $4,000 per
bicnnium being available for this
work.
Imperial Valley press., 1923-08-22
CLOUDBURST In
DENVER CAUSES
RAILWAY TIEUP
Two Trains Marooned,
Passengers Return in
Automobiles
by United Press Leased Wire

DENVER, Colo, Aug. ga
cluodburst and downpour lasting
more than two hours last night
flooded hundreds of Easements in
lower Denver, covered street rail
way tracks with inches of sand and
mud, alerflowed numerous lakes in
the city parks, and ran in roaring
rivers down the streets.
Damage to property was consid-
erable it is believed, but no esti-
mate can be made. There were no
heavy losers and the short duration
of the storm minimized damage to
flooded easements and crops.
Two trains on the Colorado and
Southern and one on the Denver
and Interurban line between Den
yer and Boulder, have been maroon
ed since early last night. Passen-
gers were brought into Denver in
automobiles.
Reports from Pueblo indicate that
danger is slight there although the
Fountain river, which caused one
Of the greatest water disasters in
the history of the state in 1921,
was the highest it has been this
year and steadily rising.
Murky skies this morning caused
some apprehension of further storms
but only drilling rains have fal.
len thus far.
Imperial Valley press., 1923-08-22
Former Michigan
People Invited
To Picnic In L. A.

DR.. NJ. r. Parmelee, Los Ang-
eles, president of the Michigan
association of Southern California
calls on all who have ever lived in
that state to meet under the aus
pices of the Michigan association
for the great picnic reunion, all
day, Saturday, September - in
Sycamore Grove Park, Los Angeles
"Come as early as you can and
spend the day with friends.' said
the call. We will have county re-
gisters and headquarters so you can
find the old neighbOrs even with
ten thousand present. There will be
a brief program opening about .
o O'Clock, but the main purpose will
be TO have a good time. We want
to see all former Michigan residents
so as to make this the greatest pic
ME in our history. Bring your bask
ct well filled and share with
friends. Coffee will be served free
to all who buy the souvenir badges
Tables can be reserved for college,
county or town reunions.
Each one who learns of this pic
nic is asked to pass the word along
Furthur information may be had
Of the president. or Of G. II. Par
sons, secretary of the federation of
state societies, Continental Nation
al Bank, Los Angeles, where our
Michigan registers are kept on file.
Imperial Valley press., 1923-08-22
BURY VICTIM
OF ACCIDENT
AT CROSSING

Funeral services for Gumersindo
Torres, who died yesterday as the
result of an automobile accident on
the Heber railroad crossing Sunday
afternoon, were held this morning
from his late home near Heber, fol-
lowed by burial in Mountain View
cemetery, Calexico.
Torres sustained fractured
skull and was unconscious practical
w All the time since Sunday. lie
showed slight improvement yester-
day morning, but later grew weak
er and passed away early in the
afternoon.
A eoroner's inquest held last
night at Lemons funeral parlors,
returned a verdict of accidental
death.
Torres was - years Of age and is
survived by his mother and several
brothers and sisters.
Pedro Yerduseo and Rosario
Monies, who were riding in the au-
tomobile with Torres when il was
struck by train, are still in the
hospital. Verduseo is believed to
have sustained internal injuries,
and DR.. +. w. Peterson, who is in
charge Of the cases said today that
an operation on VerduscO may be
performed this afternoon. His con
dition is still considered critical.
Montes is making satisfactory pro-
gress, and is expected to recover.
Imperial Valley press., 1923-08-22
QUARANTINE E
ON IMPORTS
VEGETAB BLES

As n step toward keeping GER
tain injurious fruit ana melon flies
out of the United States, the fed
cral horticultural board, United
States department Of agricultural
has placed a quarantine on all
fruits aud vegetables offered tor
import, except from Canada, on and
after November i. No new prohi-
biticus are placed on commodities
from Mexico. These insects are
known to be serious crop pests in
various parts of the world, and as
vet have not made their way into
the United States, where it is
thought they would cause severe
damage to fruits and vegetables.
Under special permit shipments
of certain fruits and vegetables may
be brought into the country at the
discretion of the board, AppIica-
tion for permits must be made to
the federal horticultural board at
Washington, ID. G. Full information
concerning the intended shipment
must be given in the application.
Action was taken by the depart
mcnt following hearing some
months ago at which all interests
concerned were present. Restric-
tIons on bringing in fruits and
vegetables from outside countries
were considered necessary for the
urotertion of American crops. Co
pies of the regulations will be avail
able in few weeks and may be
had upon application to the fed
ora horticultural board, United
States department of agriculture,
Washington, -. G..