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Imperial Valley press., 1925-12-29
tiGHI'S, FIGHTERS
AND The RESULTS

New York.--With IL denial that
his recent marriage meant hrs re
tIrement from the ring, billy otriD-
ing, Georgia tight heavyweight,
tOiu Tex RioKard mat he would be
read Y within SIX weeks to meet
Jimmy Siat,ery, Paul Berlenbach,
Iom Gibbons or any 0ther fighter
picked and that he wanted to ughJ
Jack Dempsey next summer.
New 1olk. - Joe Chick, New
York lightweight, won IL round
bout from billy Kennedy, New
Orleans, by Il score of . to )
round. Edouard MascaIt, French
tcatherWelght, won from Charley
Goodman, New York, on foul iii
the tonr,h round.
New York.-IeX Rickard was eX-
pect.Hg a Favorable reply today to
an ot4er cabled TO George oarpen-
tier, French heavyweight, to meet
Jack DcIaney, bridgeport hight
heavyweight. III the garuen in l. eD
ruaIr.
NV York.-Tigcr Flowers, At
lanta middleweignt Will file an Of
ticial challenge and forfeit with
the New YORK boxing commission
today against Harry ureb, world 5
Champion. Grcb wants to meet
the wmrer Of the Dave Shade
Roland Todd match, to be staged
january | IN the garden.
san rranclsCo.-Jmmy McLarnin
vino has been spending the holidays
here, viii leave tonight for Los
Angeles to resume training for Il
tIght there January II. His OPP
poncnt has not been selected but
may be Charlie "fhil' Rosenberg.
Imperial Valley press., 1925-12-29
Here and There
in Sport World
by United Press Leased Wire

New York.-Charley Crowley,
former Notre Dame and Harvard
star, who started to put Columph,
back on the football map last sea
son, has been rcappointed heaI
coach tor two years aC u reporte.
saIary OF $l5,OOU year.
new YorK.-Walte Hoyt, pitche.
OF the NeW YORK Yankees, Will Dt
claded to the st. Louis browns tor
IT was reported Today.
NOW lvrK.-PrlncetOn $ varsity
nUcKey SIX was beaten Ill RIckaru =
garucn IaSt night by the Royd.
.Nlhtary Academy of Canada by "a
score OF ) to |.
Chicago. Joe Mccarthy, new
manager Of the Chicago Cuus of the
National league, took up hls JOB to
day. He came from DuttaIo, VII.
stop a few days to acquant himsch
with the situation and then 90 to
California.
OAASoSN' M -'iSht pi"J -
are left Oh the roster OF the Cnnag1
Cubs for the Catalina island tram
my trip February Ii.
Chicago. a movie publicity
STUNT is the term Jack kcarnH
applies to the articles Signed b,
Jack Dempsey and Harry Wills
for fight III 1926. The champ
ION S former manager declared tina,
neither fighter wants to meet the
other ana predlcted they never VIII
get together i'll the ring.
Minneapolis.-A deluge of bas
kets in the first hat gave the
University of Minnesota "a basket
bail victory over Iowa State
(Amcs) by score Of 80 to H.
Amcs railIed in the final period but
could not overcome the Gopher 5
advantage of % to 8 at half time.
Imperial Valley press., 1925-12-29
SPECIAL RATE is
MADE FOR FIESTA
NEW YEARS DAY

For the purpose of enabling San
Diego residents and visitors in that
city to come to Imperial Valley
New Year s day to attend the an
nual fiesta at Holtville, the San
Diego and Arizona railway an
nounccs a special round trip fare
of So from San Diego to FL Centre
and return.
Persons desiring to remain in the
valley over night on Friday, may
do so, the return ticket being good
all day Saturday.
Imperial Valley always has pc
culiar attraction for coast people
and with the big celebration in Holt
vile, 1t is expected that many will
take advantage of the low rate of
fcred by the railroad.
Imperial Valley press., 1925-12-29
NOTICE OF ESTRAY

Notice is hereby given that on
the nineteenth day of December,
1925, there was taken up at g..
Morgan place and is now being
kept at said place, | mile east and
| mile north of I'll Centre on Dog
wood Ditch, the following described
animals:
One white and red hcifcr, aboGt
| year old. Value about $40.
One black hcifcr, about ) years
old. Value about $50.
Notice is hereby given that unless
the said animals are claimed by
owner and the cost of damage and
Keeping paid as required by law
shall turn said animals over to
the constable of FL Centre township
for sale according to act 1860 of the
general laws of California.
Dated December 20, 1928.
% j ) II VIZ Sl0ll.
Imperial Valley press., 1925-12-29
PERSHING SOON
WILL RETURN TO
UNITED STATES
by United Press Leased Wire

WASHINGTON, Del 29,-Gcn-
clal John j. perShng, chairman of
the commission carrying out Pres
ident Coolidge 5 Tacna-Arica picb
iscitary award, Will return from
Chile To the Cnited States soon.
the United Press learned author
ltatiVcly today. Poor health VIII
be given as the reason for Perish
my 5 return when his departure is
officially announced at Area.
Though the general is feeling the
nervous strain of his position of II
neutral under pressure from both
Chine and Peru, has physical condi-
tIon is no way serious.
Imperial Valley press., 1925-12-29
IIuskies Heading
South for Clash
At Roses Fiesta

PORTLAND, Ore, Dee. 20. -
Coach Enoch Bagshaw and his
gang of 20 lIusllies from the Uni
versity Of Washington steamed into
Portland early today and departed
for the south. Bound for the Pasa
dena tournament of roses game
" .th Alabama on New Year s day.
The football squad had lttle op-
portunlty to stretch legs here, but
the Huskes will work out tomor-
row at Ewing Field, SAN Fran
cisco.
Eagshaw is evidently a bit in
doubt as to whom he would play
at one guard and one tackle po-
s,tion. HIS choice for guard lay
between Bill Wright and Bob
Thompson. and for tackle between
Herman BriX and Pat Wilson.
Imperial Valley press., 1925-12-29
So. California
Sporting Briefs

LONG BEACH, Calf, Dec. %
Professional and amateur golfers
from widely scattered sections Of
the county gathered on the Nir-
ginia Country club course today to
practice for the J4 hole $500 open
championship tournament which will
be staged here next Saturday and
Sunday.
Approximately 200 golfers are ex-
pected to tee off Saturday i'll the
rs hole qualifying round. Those
be eligible i'll the qualifications.
The finals, SO holes of competi-
ton, will be staged Sunday.
The Virginia tourney is prelim-
mary to the big $4,000 open event
which starts January s at the Los
Angeles Country club. Most of
the golfers entered i'll the Los An
geles open will participate i'll the
play here.
LOS ANGELES-Three basket
ball games will be played here to-
night, quintets from the Pacific
Northwest displaying their wares
against local aggregations.
Oregon Aggles tackle the Holly
wood Athletic club in the club s
gym, Montana State will be the
guest of Loyola college and the
University of Oregon meets the Los
Angeles Athletic club five on the
downtown floor.
Fidel Labarba, world S champion
flvweight who was acclaimed by
New \ orkers us one of the greatest
fighters of the year after his fight
with Lew Perfctti in the metropolis
last Wednesday,, returned to his
home in Los Angeles today.
Teamwork and strong defense
enabled the Auto Club of Southern
California S ice hockey team to de-
feat the Los Angeles Athletic club
scXtct, to ), at the Palais de
Glacc last night,
The Los Angeles exhibited some
marvellous individual playing. 1t
was very good game.
Shooting Il go, two under par for
the course, Earl Howell, st. Louis
golf professional, won the Virginia
Country club sweepstakes yesterday.
Harry Cooper of Dallas, Texas,
and Charles Guest of Girard tied for
second with 70s. Four fasteners
tied for third place with n each.
They were Al Espinosa, Chicago; !;
Bobby Cruickshank, Oklahoma City,
Okla; Bill Mehlhorn, Chicago, and
Frank Walsh, Appleton, Wis.
Iowell'S golf was perfect. His
showing yesterday puts him in the
class of favorites to win the two
big tournaments which will be stag
cd in southern California early next
month, the Long Beach open, which
Will also be played on the Virginia
course, and the Los Angeles $4,000
open which starts January 8, at the
Los Angeles Country club.
Imperial Valley press., 1925-12-29
NOTICE OF SALE

To Whom 1t May Concern: Take
notice that on Friday, January Sth,
1926, ut 10 Il. III. of said day, l
Will turn over to the Constable of
FL Centre Township, Imperial coun-
ty, Cal, for sale at said time at
public auction and to the highest
bidder for cash at No. 463 Broad
way, Ell Centre, Cal:
One Ford touring car, bearing
1923 California license No. 34715l,
Motor No. 36S669i. That said sale
will be held under the provisions
Of Sec. 3O5l and 3052 c. c. of Cal.
for storage i'll the sum of $4,000.
That more than 20 days have clap
sed since the furnishing of said
storage.
.9tlO +. j. FROWISS.
Imperial Valley press., 1925-12-29
AMATEUR ATHLETIC ASSOCIATIONS
DISCUSS FOOTBALLS PROBLEM OF
WHAT CAN WE DO WITH The PROS
BY HENRY L. FARRELL
United Press Staff Correspondent

NEW YORK, Dec. 29.--College
footballs pesky problem what
can we do about the pros' will
continue before the preliminary ses-
sions of the National Amateur Ath-
letic Federation and the National
Collegiate Athletic association here
today.
The "legitimate pros" of the
gamc-the coaches who attended the
annual meeting of the football
coaches association yesterday-ad-
mitted that nothing could be done
about checking the pro movement,
but they decided to launder their
own linen with a resolution provid-
ing that no one associated with
professional football would be clig-
ibIe for membership in the associa-
ton after next September. Some
of the members have been playing
pro football.
Admission that legislation against
the pros was futile came from the
highest source in football when Ed
ward X. Hall, chairman of the rules
committee, put a question to him
self" what can be done about it -
and answered - admit frankly
know of nothing that can be done. -
The heavy artillery against pro-
fesionalism at today's session was
expected to be manned by Major
John l.. Griffith, commissioner of the
western conference, the group that
turned out Red Grange
Football is expected to be the chief
topic of discussion at both sessions
as other minor ills, if any, have been
relegttcd by the publicity given to
Grange and his transforming ath-
letes.
Imperial Valley press., 1925-12-29
EASTMAN IS NAMED AS
HEAD TRADE BOARD
by nitcd Press Leased Wire

WASHINGTON. Dee. 29.-Elcc-
tion Of Joseph b. Eastman as
chairman of the interstate rom-
mcrce commission succeeding c. Il.
a lteh hison was announced y,atcrdaN
he position is filled from year to
year IN rotation.
Imperial Valley press., 1925-12-29

collector and
office assistant. Must be exper-
fenced and accurate. One with
knowledge of transportation and
freight business preferred. An
swcr in own handwriting, stating
experience and salary expected
Box 415, Ell Centre. 26tf
Imperial Valley press., 1925-12-29

HELP WANTED-Man with book
keeping exp. some stenography
and gen. office work. Bond and
ref. required. Must be- married
and of good habits and be known
in Imperial Valley. If you are
not living with your family, or
are playing Mex, save your time.
We can not use you. Answer in
own hand, giving reff. and salary
expected and experience. Press
Box No. 1874. 24tf
Imperial Valley press., 1925-12-29
THE PRESS CLASSIFIED SECTlON7 7
iODAY'SW WANT ADS,

POULTRY-Bougn, and sold. Mar
ket prices. Dressed or undressed.
Phone SOW. 1866 Adams st. 1T
Imperial Valley press., 1925-12-29
WE OFFER YOU
TIE CREAM UF IMPERIAL
VALLEY

Tile CREAM OF IMPERIAL
VALLEY
Forty acres i'll a perfect stand
Oh alfalfa, one year old, Will
cat tuU tons the next tweIVe
months. one mile from CaleX-
leo clty limits. We will place
Ill eoclow with you lease for
poo per acre for three years
and VIII rent for so per acre
tor three more years tor vege-
tables, or Il total rental for six
years OF 500 per acre which
eAceedS the purchase price. For
TINS and other good buys i'll
h1sh CLASS lands see
Arr'LERBA U0H, with
z9t6 Edgar bros. Realty Co.
Imperial Valley press., 1925-12-29

FOR SALE-,76 acres cotton stalk
pasture. Well fenced. Address or
see G.. IL. Whitecotton, Seeley.
2St2
Imperial Valley press., 1925-12-29

Girls read so many dress hints.
they Just hint at dressing.
Imperial Valley press., 1925-12-29
Frozen Sweat in
Tanks P0stpones
Ford Planes Hop

WILBUR WRIGHT FIELD,
DAYTON, Ohio, Dee. % Frozen
sweat in the fuel tanks of the four
all-mctal planes cnroutc from the
Ford airport, Dearborn, Mich, to
establish Il passenger and freight
line in Florida, caused postpone
ment of rsumption of the flight to-
day.
The planes will hop off tomorrow
morning, flying direct to Nashville,
Tenn, where the next stop will be
made under the itinerary previously
announced.
Celery shipments in the Lake Lab
ish district of Oregon have ended.
81 crate was averaged fer late
stock.
Imperial Valley press., 1925-12-29
For Rent-Fuvm Lands

FOR SALE-6 acres alfalfa,
soft soil. Fenced. ? miles east, y
mile north of Jasper school, 5000.
Address Press Box 500. 2ltf
Imperial Valley press., 1925-12-29
Loan H-AHtOn.GEiIeS
Situations Wanted

HOME LAUNDRY-l020 North
Fourth. Phone 905J3. Rough dry
1Oc ID. flat work finished. All
laundry handled separate. 1910
CARPENTER work done right at
least cost. Phone 81. 24t6
Imperial Valley press., 1925-12-29

FOR LEASED acres good stand
alfalfa planted last spring, re-
seeded this fall, possession now,
Also adjoining 40 available Feb.
1st. > miles west of FL Centre.
Call Miss Strickland at record
cr's office court house or SO7
FL Centre Ave. 29tf
Imperial Valley press., 1925-12-29

perfectly by our each-wasil-sepa
rate plan and iron them too. And
We call for your wash when you
say. Phone us.
Imperial Valley press., 1925-12-29

BABY CHICKS weeks old, $40
per hundred. FL Centre Hatchery.
29t3
Imperial Valley press., 1925-12-29

FOR SALE-14O tons first class
baled alfalfa hay. Old Bert
Young Ranch. miles west on
highway. See Ports at ranch or
Phil Metz at Heber. 2St6
The Indianapolis times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1922-1965, 1925-11-27

Neat, attractive,
floral and ali-over
patterns, with silk
frogs and rope.
Seward daily gateway., 1925-05-19
BRYAN BELIEVES TEACHINGS N
 OF EVOLUTION ARE WRONG

NEW YORK, May IS (P)-Discuss- ing his expected appearance against a teacher of evolution in the Tennes- see schools, William Jennings Bryan asked an interviewer today: "As long as the dollar bears the words, Tn God We Trust should we permit anyone to teach in our schools that there is no God?"
Seward daily gateway., 1925-05-19
SAID SHE MADE SEVERAL
 ATTEMPTS TO KILL GALES

MEXICO CITY, May 19.-(P)- Charged with having made several attempts to reach President Gales to kill him, Marie Luisa Jauregui was arrested and was said to have confessed. She was sent to an in- sane asylum.
Seward daily gateway., 1925-05-19
FORT SMELLING GETS
 HOSPITAL FOR VETERANS

WASHINGTON, D. C., May 1e.- R)-Fort Smelling, on the Mississippi rive at the outskirts of St. Paul, has been officially selected as the site for the new Veterans hospital, 1t was announced here today.
Seward daily gateway., 1925-05-19
BABE RUTH ABOUT

NEW YORK; May 19.-(P)-Babe Ruth was permitted to go out doors for the first time since he entered the hospital month ago to recoy- CT from influenza. The doctors say Ruth is steadily improving and he is expected to return to the Yankee lineup next month.
Seward daily gateway., 1925-05-19
HOMING PIGEON WINS RACE

BRUSSELS, May 19.-P)-A hon. ing pigeon won a race between Paris and Brussels against an airplane, the airplane gave the pigeons a 3. hour handicap. Ten pigeons were released and the airplane passed them all but three before reaching here.
Seward daily gateway., 1925-05-19
RUM ROW WILL FIGHT

WASHINGTON, D. C., May 1s.- (P,-The Coast Guard headquarters announce that Rum Row has em. parked on counter offensive and is planning immediate violence upon the blockading boats.
Seward daily gateway., 1925-05-19
WOULD STRENGTHEN HAWAII

WASHINGTON, D. C.. May 19.- (P)-A plan to make the Hawaiian Islands the strongest outpost in the world was recommended by Chair man Butler of the House Naval Com. mittee, who declared he would urge enactment of legislation at next ses- sion of congress to accomplish this purpose.
Seward daily gateway., 1925-05-19
EXPRESS TRAIN CRASHES
 INTO GERMAN MOTORBUS

BERLIN, May 19.-R)-Eleven persons were killed when a Frankfort Bastle Express train struck motor bus at a grade, crossing in Baden. There were twenty-five passengers on the bus, and in addition to those killed there were several injured.
Seward daily gateway., 1925-05-19
FORMER LABOR HEAD
 HELD STATUTORY CHARGE

GERARD, Kansas, May 19.-(P)- Alexander Howat, storm center of Kansas Union Labor circles and for mer president of district 14 of the United Mine Workers, was arrested on a statutory charge involving a sixteen-year-old girl. He is released on a thousand dollar bond for his appearance in court May 25.
Seward daily gateway., 1925-05-19
TWENTY SENTENCES PASSED

SOFIA, Bulgaria. May 19.-(H9- The Bulgarian military courts have passed twenty death sentences on conspirators against the state in the recent outrages. The sentences have not yet been approved by the King, and it is believed that they will be commuted to life imprisonment.
Seward daily gateway., 1925-05-19
WOULD ENCOURAGE AVIATION

WASHINGTON, D. C.. May 19.-- Coolidge feels that the study of aviation should be en- couraged further at West Point Mill tary- Academy along line as outlined by Secretary Wilbur for the Naval Academy.
Seward daily gateway., 1925-05-19
NEWSPAPER MAN WED

NEW YORK, May 19.-(P)--Frank- lic P. Adams, New York World col umnist, and Miss Esther Hayles Root daughter of Charles Towner Roct of New York. were marr.rl and left immediately for asnicon tu Italy.
Seward daily gateway., 1925-05-19
RUM ROW BREAKING UP

NEW YORK, May 19.-tp--The rum fleet off the Atlantic coast $ rep ";.d to, be breaking up due :o tnc c'c,e D ,ckade that :., bclug main. ta!a-' Sy goyernment vesh.s.
Seward daily gateway., 1925-05-19
DAWES PLAN WILL CONTINUE
 IN EFFECT IN GERMANY

BERLIN, May IS (P)-Foreign Min ister Streseman told the Reichstag government that it. would continue to execute the Dawes plan of reparations and declared that no country welcom- ed more than Germany this plan which accomplish the economic paci- fication of Europe.
Seward daily gateway., 1925-05-19
WOULD MAKE GERMANY DRY

FRANKFORT, Ger, May 19.-P) The drys and the laborites today inaugurated a nationwide drive with the object of putting Germany in the dry column.
Seward daily gateway., 1925-05-19
NEW ZEALAND PREMIER DIES

WELLINGTON, N. Z., May 19.- William Ferguson Massey, premier of New Zealand died here sudden ly Sunday.
Seward daily gateway., 1925-05-19

The crowd estimated at the recent horse race, in which Flying Ebond came thru with flying colors was 75, 900.
Seward daily gateway., 1925-05-19

The boy sat on the boxcar; his feet hung on the ground. d.-Longfellow.
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Join the Chamber of Commerce.
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GRAND JURY TO
INQUIRE into
paper CHARGES
immortality, Drunkenness
Alleged to Exist at
College.

BB United Press
GRAND FORKS, N. D., Nov. g.
The Harpoon, the deadly pink sheet,
5000 Of which were distributed one
night at the University of North Da-
kota last spring, will be investigated
by a district court grand jury meet
ing today.
The Harpoon struck terror to the
hearts, of students and faculty when
it was found one morning at the
doors of fraternity houses and dor
mitories. e 1t dealt in no insinuations,
but, calling a spade spade, made
open charges, ranging from immor-
atty, drunkenness and doping, down
to parsimony, egotism, and imbe-
cility.
Professors Attacked
Students and professors, both men
and women, were vigorously at
tackled. No serious charges, however.
were made against any Of the WON
en- members of the faculty.
Last spring faculty Investigators
wer said to have traced the printing
to a shop in small North Dakota
town, but the owner Of the shop was
unable to identify any Of the stu
dents in the university year book
as those who brought him copy.
AT the opening of college this year,
President Kane announced that the
authors were known and that none
was in school this year.
Petting Parties Exposed
Exposes in the Harpoon ranged
from alleged "insides" on university
politics to purported glimpses of
Sunday evening darkened parlor
scenes, other petting parties and
drinking bouts. One real party"
was described in detail to protect
Susceptible, unsophisticated maid
ems off the farm" from the glib
tongued fast set"
One professor was likened to
"he-duck" with a "dried-up-potato-
like face that takes on the official
opiate grim" having a weakened,
drug soaked neck" being "deceitful,
hypocritical, low and mean" and
"given to attempts to seduce young
goods"
No charge was so revolving that
the Harpoon softened the attack by
leaving the names to imagination.
Nothing in the history Of the uni
versity ever caused so much COM
ment or such bitter denunciation.
The Indianapolis times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1922-1965, 1925-11-06
ODD NAME OF SHIP.

LONDON-Nicknam III. M. S.
Methusaleh" because Of the long
time she has been building, Britains
latest super-cruiser, the Effingham,
has been commissioned as a flagship
on the East Indies station. Work
started on the ship in 1917.
The Indianapolis times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1922-1965, 1925-11-06
JEWEL SNATCHERS.

LONDON-Jewel snatchers stand
outside London theaters and grab
precious pendants and other articles
from women leaving the playhouse.
The police have started a vigorous
campaign to put an end to such
daring thefts
The Indianapolis times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1922-1965, 1925-11-06
BROTHER IN DOG HOUSE
Dispute Over a Woman Leads Man
to Isolate Relative.

BIZ NEA Service
OXFORDSHIRB, England, Nov. 6.
On the roof Of an old manor house
in Oxfordshire one may find a dog
kennel
The kennel was never intended for
q dog, however. It was built by
the owner Of the house for his
brother. The two had fallen out
over a woman.
The Indianapolis times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1922-1965, 1925-11-06

These belted bottom lumber
jacks are the seasons latest
and are taking the country by
storm. We were fortunate In
securing an unusually large
and pleasing assortment for
you to choose from.
Evening star., 1925-11-17
Marriage Licenses.

Chester L. waddell and Christa Fields.
Gus J. Black of Miami. Fla. and DorothS
NJ. Stein of East Liverpool, Ohio.
John w. p. Norman and Noma NJ: NooIe'
BENJAMIN r. Dyer and Vernie f. Raw
Lee j. sandridse and Augustine Campbell;
Samuel p Cooper OF tyniIh6Eqf,g' E,g va ana
Theodore r. Lawson OF Palatka. Fla. ana
Emma f. Webb of this city.
Loren d. Donaldson and Anna 4: Anderson.
Francis w. Webb and Adelaide Horne
Otis s. Twiley Of Swedesboro. n. 4. anu
Mary c. Middlekauf of Hagerstown, Nd.
Willie Glover and Helen Ford.
James s. May of this city and Addle
Daniels of Richmond Va.
Harry Greenbers Of New York City and
Theo. Jones OF Alexandria. Va, and Edna
NJ. Green OF Nauck. Va.
Arthur Thomas of Springfield. H., and
May Nicholas OF Richmond Va.
Oscar Kline and Munie Silverman.
James Smith and Alice Noel.
Frank v. HaZlewood and Beatrice l.. Ste
venson. both Of Richmond. Va.
James p. McKenney and Pauline l.. Mills.
both OF Lanham. Md.
Of philadelphia, Pa.
r. Hartman Hohson, jr.., and Alice o.
Chumney, both OF Richmond, Va.
Aloysius G. Spaldins and Theresa NJ.
Vernon w Kidwell and Edna ". Crawford.
Alphonse J. Demers and Frances r Regan.
William Z Fisher and Jessie / Maxheid.
, Willard d. Normandy and Elizabeth A.
Paravano.
Edward A. Huse of this city and Jessie
l.. Brashears of Laurel Nd.