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Imperial Valley press., 1925-05-18
NATIONAL

At Boston
Cincinnati 002 600 011-i 1 !
Boston 600 Ola 0CN-5 10 .
Donohue, Iemiller and Wingo;
Genewich, Benton, Graham and
Gibson.
At New York
Chicago 600 002 600 II 0
New York 600 00l 13x-5 70 l.
Alexander and Hartnett; Me
Quillan, Greenfield and Snyder.
At Brooklyn
Pittsburgh III 600 220- II 5
Brooklyn O03 40 0lx-12 II l
Aldriige, Yde. Songer, Koupil
and Gooch; Grimes and Taylor.
Imperial Valley press., 1925-05-18

Jack Dempsey, former pugilist,
has sailed for Europe. There is talk
of a match with Hindenburg,
Imperial Valley press., 1925-05-18

Chicago University students have
mustache growing contest. 1t
should stop necking parties.
Imperial Valley press., 1925-05-18
AMERICAN
At Cleveland

At Cleveland
Washington 00l 001 2S9-6 10 2
ClevelanV sol 003 00x-9 13 l
Mogridge, Russell, Ogden, Mar
berry and Ruel; Carr and Scwell.
Imperial Valley press., 1925-05-18
GAMES TODAY

Chicago at New York, clear.
Pittsburgh at Brooklyn, clear.
st. Louis at Philadelphia, clear.
Cincinnati at Boston, clear.
Imperial Valley press., 1925-05-18
WHAT'S DOING

Gas received over leased wire up to
3 o'clock)
Imperial Valley press., 1925-05-18
American

American
Philadelphia at Chicago, clear.
Washington at Cleveland, clear.
. Boston at st. Louis, cloudy.
Imperial Valley press., 1925-07-18
Col. Mitchell Is
Luncheon Guest
of CalexicO Men

Col. William d. Mitchell, the
"fighting flyer" of the air service,
was the guest of honor yesterday
at an informal luncheon given in
his honor by number Of business
men of CaleXico.
Col. Mitchell flew from Los An.
geles by plane and was accompanied
by Lieut.. Harry Weddington. At
ter the luncheon, the two men head.
ed for Tucson, Arizona.
The two were enthusiastic in their
praise of the CaleXico field and are
ardent supporters of the southern
tranScontinental air route, which
takes in Calcxico, and which is said
to be free from treacherous noun.
tain currents and high peaks.
Cot. Mitchell was visitor in San
Diego aud Los Angeles where he
was highly entertained and where
he is looked upon as an authority
in affairs pertaining to the air He
IS on his return - Texas, where he
Is now stationed, since his demo.
ton by the government after his
sensational expose of army flying
conditions Il few months ago.
Imperial Valley press., 1925-07-18
Charlie Chaplin Jr. Is a Real
Genius Says His Grand Daddy

have thus far been denied "close
up Of the Nomgster.
He's only q little fellow con.
tiuucd Curry. "Weighed just six
pounds when he came. But he s
healthy and growing fast. He weigh
ed "a little over eight pounds yes
terdav.'
The talkativo grandfather believes
the voong heir looks more like his
mother than his dad. But he has
his dads ewes and temperament, 3"
he said. "iIrll cry hard one min
ate, and laugh just as hard the next.
Yes. he's got normal feet, and
he likes music. Charlie plays for
him on his violin every night when
he comes home from the stadio. The
lid likes it.
"Hc'd rather eat though than lis
ten - Cha~ltr'S playing. The nurses
ha,e had q little difficulty fixing
his milk ration, But they know just
how muca 10 give now
TIE babv's little mother IS rocvo.
eriag slowly. hut satisfactorily. ae-
cerdiaE 70 Curry. She was gravely
III tyr several days after the child S
bjrta. the aged informant said, but
is HOW we'll on the road to recovery.
Imperial Valley press., 1925-07-18
LIFE
DEPENDENT ON
FOUR FACTORS

I, How long viii n battery last -
is one of the most frequent qucs
tioHs battery men are asked.
To ask such n question is like ask.
ing your doctor. how long the boy
playing ball en- the lot across the
street WI live. According to off
c;a- of the Willard Storage Battery
Company Of Cleveland, Ohio, the life
ot q battery is determined by four
ctHa ions: use. time. care and quail
-, # tbe battery itself.
N uotorist making unusual de-
u.aa> upon the battery will prob.
milk gducr it> life by few months.
h.t a other things being equal, he
vi attain "a very satisfactory mile
aas. consequently cost per mile in
sar' - case is as fair a basis for
comparison as cost per month. If
Won bought pair of shoes and wore
tem day IN and day out, YOU would
no consider yourself cheated when
tlcv wore out after few months.
whereas your other shoes Of same
quality ond price last for Il year be-
Calse yoU only wear them on sun
~ and holidays.
What does fine do to your bat
fee' Going back to the shoes again,
i Eaa bought new pair, woreNhem
u couple Of weeks and thea left
tl.m on tie back porch, expo ,ed to
al conditions of weather for Il year
o. 80. YOU would find that time had
w5Hu chem considerably.
Il is the same IN the case Of the
ba.tery. 1t was made to use and
tie way to get the most value out
OF i. K to use it day in and day out,
The third factor upon which bat
t,3.v lie depends is also almost en-
tiselv in the hands IF TIE individual
cwace. ! battery is something not
only 10 use. but to use up like 4
t:1k Of gasoline. You provide the
electricity for starting, lighting and
igl.tiou by using up the battery.
The fourth factor III getting
months and miles out of a battery is
H. quality Of a battery itself,
Wien YOU obtain Il battery of 4
k .avu standard make YOU c:AI rest
assured YOU me getting your
n.aHcv's worth, for the manufacture
.. j a we'll known make Of battery
mus, stand behind lis product and
en- only have existed because the
fta.uet is satisfactory.
Imperial Valley press., 1925-07-18
BY LINCOLN QUARBERG
Omitted Press staff correspondent

Omitted Press Staff Correspondent
HOLLYWOOD, Calf. July Is
4 natural comedian, with his fam
ous dad : genius and temperament
-tha-', Ch"jie Chaplin 1r.. accord
ing 10 w. f. Curry, the infant 5
great grandfather.
''Ic's just as funny right now
rs his dad ever was. - declared he
proud little grandfather Of Lita
Gray. II ycat Ola mother Of the
crown prin,g Of comedy. And
hos smart SIS they make en-.
""hcv haven't made any plans
yet for his c.rvr, but he'Il make
Il >urc-puough successor 10 his olj
dao If thcy u @iEc him the chance :"
curry is uur uftae chosen few who
have hal q glimpse .ot the Chaplin
Heir, born, a,eorau4 to the com
edtm 5 press agra.. on june =,
last
Ngeses. doctors. Mrs. Chaplin :
mut..r. au Curry. alone can get
by the Gordon Of Japanese guards
AMI servants to the million dollar
Tal.ye ou the lfI. since the little
creWu prince arGNcd.
Even " Mary and Doug. " neigh
haG~ al best friends Of Charlie, Sr..
Imperial Valley press., 1925-07-18
California Made
Gas Wins Again,
At Eastern Race

LOS ANGELES. July 7s.-Onca
m@e has Richticl3, the California
maic gasoline If power, coppea hon
ors on the spcedways. this time, win
ming tjI~t place in The opening II
the new milo and au eighth board
bowl near Baltimore. Nd. known
IS the Washington speed
way.
Announcement that Peter DePa-
u.., Young California speed pGtHam.
II tie wheel Of his. Richfield-power-
ea Due>eHherg straight eight had
won the Baltimore NaShinZton OPP
cnlag race, setting 4 new world :
record for a track that size. afa8s-
e.i keen interest amongst motorists
of California.
An interesting feature q the
Maryland race. il is disclosed in
dispatches received ~ &. VI. Fuller,
president Of R.ehfieid Oil company.
was that DePao.o'S car Was th-
only one in -lo race ria. lad Rich
field IN the tank. Although several
~ the pilots wanted Bichfi,.G case
line. the shipments arrived ~ tn
track late aHd hePa5tu was tae
only one able to obtain II. Il i con.
~i5-r,i a high tribate - The fae}
th., E.chtie.d Won.
DeFaoio averaged 1888 lilies per
hour. Not only is It LIS third
sIraigh--in-a-row victory with Rich
field. bg5 the fourth this season.
eAiucAing the 1925 championship.
Imperial Valley press., 1925-07-18
L. A. Judge In
Decision Upholds
Doheny's Lease

Los ANGELES, July IS Tn"
lie aeres comprising the Elk Hills
lease cf tn Belbridge oil company
wa held v5id here late yesterday
h Judge ". =. Sheppard in an orai
4 isiou handed down following the
government S cancellation proceed
ings.
President HarlinG's executive
order Of May 81, 1921, transferring
lease making powers from the sec
rotarv Of navy to the secretary "i
the interior was not in excess Of his
authority. Judge Sheppard held.
The government sought cancella-
rfon Of the leases ON the same
charges Of conspiracy which result.
ed in the recent decision by Feder"I
Judge Mccormick cancelling the
leases made 10 the L. l., Doheny
company.
Imperial Valley press., 1925-07-18
Miss Miller viii
Be at Convention,
Goes East Later

Miss Orpha Miller, home demon
s,ration agent. is busy at her office
making ont final reports for the
year activities preparatory to
Spreading 4 few days at Berkeley,
extension bureau headquarters She
expects TO leave ;Ae valley next
week for Berkeley, planning on at
tending later the national home eco
nemjrS convention which will be
held in san Francisco August l and
at which representatives from all
Over the country will be present.
Miss Miller expects to leave. af-
Ter the convention. for visit with
har mother in Indiana and if pre-
sent plans mature. viii be back in
the valley about the second week
in September to resume her work
with the farm women al! over the
county.
Imperial Valley press., 1925-07-18
Banking Audit
! Completed Soon

SACRAMENTO. ;JulE 7S.-Thc
aadit of the state department. Of
banking. instituted during tile re-
cent bank scandal. should be com
pleted within the next few weeks
John F. johnson, superiatondenr Of
the department said today.
In connection wish the trouble
Which arose over the discharge ce
cLief deputy. sigmund J. .anas. sew
eral weeks ago. johnson expressed
belief that all of the department s
funds would be found in their proper
places by the auditors.
~ feel certain that none Of the de-
partmcnt 5 money has stuck to any
ones fingers. IN ease any shortage
is found, however. 7 stand ready 10
make it good, ne said.
Imperial Valley press., 1925-07-18
HEBER
BY Press STAFF correspondent

By Press Staff Correspondent
bob Orr has returned from a Va
caticn on tie coast.
Mr. and Mrs. G. c. Orr are Ioav-
ing soon for a months vacation.
They VIII motor aS far north as
Canada, visiting in Oregon and
Washington. At Corvallis, they viii
meet MIs. Orr's nephew, Rev.
christy Wilson. who has just re-
turned from Persia.
Fl Centre ". G. T. [. met at the
home Of Mrs. Courtney. The union
meets annually with her, to cele-
hrata her birthday. Two birthday
cakes were decorated with candles.
MANY happy returns Of the day were
aiHen the hostess. The next meet-
ing viii bc ON the first Friday in
Neptemocr, at the home of Mrs.
Stack.
Imperial Valley press., 1925-07-18
SIXTY PER CENT
INCREASE, SALE
OF STUDEBAKER

Ev1rr month since last October,
the monthly export sales of StEae-
baker motor cars have been thr
largest for that month in the his
tory ,t the corporation. Nine sue
eessive months. and each has hung
Up 81 Aew sales record.
in Canada alone. the sales for the
first S.N months Of 1925 were great,
er than for the whole wear Of 1921.
over the entire export field. sales
during the first seven months Of
1928 are greater than the whole Of
1928.
a tatula''on Of the increase in
per cent If sales Cor each If the
nine months mentioned. over the
same month II the best previous
scar in corporate history follows:
November. I93t. 1916 p-r cent in
rrca-e; December. 1929. ga.9 yer cent
.asr a~e: january. 1915, CT Bee
..l- increase; February. 1928. lG5.5
n.r r-u- increase; March. i92J. -
l.t .eut increase: Auril, I52J, @5.s
g.r cent increase; May, l915, +1.3
per ,.A' increase; June. 1928, 5o.9
per ce.t increase; July. 1925, 7f.6
per cs.t increase, biased on orders
OH file for shipment during JaIvt.
The average increase for the past
nine months over the nine best such
months heretofore recorded. was 80
le- cent. Every car exported after
August : will bc that m8eh increase
over -.. bes- previous year il the
corporations history.
Imperial Valley press., 1925-07-18
School Report
Shows Cost
Continued from page one

Of $41, $3.50 was also expended dur
ing the year.
447 Graduates in Year
The number Of elementary school
graduates m the county dnring the
year WAS IA, composed of 23l boys
and 2l6 girls The cost of teach
crs institutes was $470.7j, of which
S4l7 WAS for instructors salaries
and $50 for incidental expenses.
The number of pupils attending
school between l4l and 100 days
was 90. and those attending school
between l6l and $50 days was $3.50.
All schools in the county with the
exception Of three We're visited at
least once during the school year by
the county superintendent, and it
WAS impoSsibl" to reach these
schools, owing to their inaccessible
ity.
Certificates were granted upon cX-
animation to three women during
the year and oncredcntials to 81 men
and O. women, Included I'm these
latter, We're eight men and 10 wo-
men from other states. The amount
collected for examination fees WAS
$274.
The rate of elementary county
school tax Per $1,000 during the year
WAS II.
Y total of 46 schools in the coun-
" teach physical education. Four
teen schools in the county have but
one teacher; nine have two teachers: !:
seven have three teachers; six have
four, one has five, and nine schools
have SIX or more teacher.
The general condition of the
schools is unusually good, the report
concludes, and upon investigation
the county school system win be
found 10 compare favorahly with
any schools in the state.
Imperial Valley press., 1925-07-18
CHRISTIAN SCIENCE
SERVICES

First Church Of Christ Scientist,
holds all services in the new Church
Edifice, corner Olive and Seventh
Streets
sunday school at 9:30 n. m.
Sunday morning service At II
0 clock.
Subject: "Life."
Wednesday evening testimonial
meeting at O'Clock.
The reading room is located in
the Rehkopf building, corner Main
and Sixth streets, and is open daily
except Sundays and legal holidays
from l to t p. IN.
All are welcome to the services
and the reading room.
Imperial Valley press., 1925-07-18
Legal advertisement
NOTICE TO CREDITORS
In the Superior Court of the County
of Imperial, State OF ca1ifori,ia


In the Matter"of the 'Estatefof 'ES;
KATHERINE HELEN ETFIER.
Deceased.
Estate of Katherine Helen Fifler,
Deceased.
Notice is hereby given by the
undersigned administrator of the
estate of Katherine Helen Eifler.
deceased, to the creditors of and all
persons having claims against the
said deceased, to exhibit them. W ith
the necessary vouchers, within four
months after the first publication
of this notice to the said admins
traitor, at the office OF Harry W.
Horton, attorney for administrators,
at ll2 Rehkopf Bldg, in the City
Iof FL Centre, California, the same
being the place for the transaction
Of the business of said estate in the
County Of Imperial
Dated July 15, A. d., 1925.
II. j. IlFIER,
A administrator of The estate &C
Katherine Helen EifleT, deCegr :.
j IS % 4
Imperial Valley press., 1925-07-18
NE WIS BRIEFS
From City and Comfy
ETEET7E77ErTEr7r7tlrzE

Tor Smoking Autoists- Edgar
Brothers Realty company is show
ing a clever novelty for cigarette
smokers which fasteus ou the viud
shield of a ear by suction and stays
"put, providing q place for Gig
arettes, matches and ashes or butts.
This little appliance is particularly
appreciated by those who PLAN on
vacation travel through forest re-
serves or mountainous country where
forest fireS are feared and where
forest rangers are keeping aH ''eag|r
eye open for careless motort>t.
who throw lighted matches or Gig
arctic butts from the car. Anyone
who is interested viii bc given one
Of tbese novelties. with Eu4.r
Brothers compliments, by calling a-
their office on Main street,
Imperial Valley press., 1925-07-18
Auto Plunges
Over Cliff, One
Killed, Six Hurt
Ry United Press Leased Wire

COLORADO SPRINGS. Colo,
july Isl. S. Helm. Butler. Pa. Is
dead a#3 six others are in a serious
condition here today, following an
accident late yesterday when a sight
seeing car plunged over 20 foot
cliff near Ute Pass.
The heavy ear. carrying nine
passengers, was crowded off the
preriricc by " passing automobile
Two ESCAPED uniniued.
Imperial Valley press., 1925-07-18
THE WEATHER

Los ANGELES AND VICINITY.
Fair and moderately warm tonight
and Sunday.
SOUTHERN CALIFORNIA: Grnar.
"'Iv far tonight aud Suodav. Local
tlmderstorms in mountains. Slight
y lower temperature in east portion
Imperial Valley press., 1925-07-18

IN three plots in Suttcr county
tests for -lmmar cover crops are be-
ing wadc with moth hoau, Mnu2
bean and mlIanthus lentiL.
Imperial Valley press., 1925-07-18

A. Paradise, Butte county, there
are several test plots for uataroes.
both varieral ami fertilizer. rive
farmers are CARRYING them on and
tie potato acreage IS double that Of
1924.
Imperial Valley press., 1925-07-18

Eighteen farmers have planted a
total of 500 pound, of Heilemau
milo III NerceJ county. merely a.
test ulo-s.
Imperial Valley press., 1925-07-18

Twcnty-eight acres of land have
been purchased for the eastern ap-
proach of the Dumbarton bridge
across the neck of San Francisco
bav.
Imperial Valley press., 1925-07-18
''This Is Not AS Our
Fathers Did"


The civilization of the Chinese is old-older than
the oldest records that are musty and yellow with
age. Yet China today enjoys very few OF our mod
ern improvements The Chinese do not welcome
change They object to innovation, saying "Ths is
not as our fathers did!'
Imagine an American today saying that he did
not want electricity because his father was satisfied
with candles!
Why have we progressed?
Advertising, more than anything else, has made
of us nation willing to judge something new on its
merits rather than narrow ancient traditions
Advertising today is as necessary as electricity,
sanitation and rapid transit. 1t is more than the.
system by which we are kept informed of every
new Improvement that is to our advantage. 1t is
the catalog wherein, every day, all manner of ar
ticles are listed for use with their individual advan
tages. ab ~
Read the advertisements. Be guided by them.
They will help you in making your selections. They
will save you money.
Imperial Valley press., 1925-07-18

Drink CoackeEa Artesion Wa5er.
Coll Budwine Botting CO. Phone
22W. ITO
Imperial Valley press., 1925-07-18
-. coI. ~ Ee,ter--,---. -

MIS- Cole NJ. Ectter.-.sas. Bird
Hobby returned from SAN Diego last
night where SIZE ea#aa4ied her
sister .na family. aas i. q. Gales.
who were recently 1art Is IN aafg-
mobile are:len. rear pfNie.4aI. NJ.
colc who sas-a.ael 4 broken saau-
urr. is getting ;laug nicely. and
NrHv pir'ara> -hau >Aou that Miss
Mildred ,u~taue. Int slight .aiagv.
E,w,y,r, Mrs. Cote i~ not imuray.
m& So well. rs had been cEIretad
a.. ""S ro i.ve NHr pictures TAX
oa ~ har .#.fr body YESTERDAY t.
'~cy.ta.a the exact Huale Of her
......e~, which @r. agT.r.G 10 bc m-
t..a'. Mis-, Lena Bird Hobby who
accompanied tae party, underwent
50. operation u -. nose wa..e ia
sam Diego and is recovering niece
.H. Size will spend tae fe>6 Of Tire
>amer IN Jaramha Willie tas Coles
Hi. stay la S#H E4-4e.
Imperial Valley press., 1925-07-18

Da Vis beausy farloT. Phone 227.
s,1,-
Imperial Valley press., 1925-07-18

Dance Every Tuesday and Friday
nights at See!ey. adv
Imperial Valley press., 1925-07-18

Dancing Wednesday and Saturday
sights, Holtville Natatorium. adv
Imperial Valley press., 1925-07-18
Are You Hungry? Give Loynd s
Fountain Lunch Z trial. Satisfac-
ton and service. adv

No Police Court Cases.-There was
no session Of tle police count tI;s
romine. NOT an arseSc having made
over night. The same condition. i
tru. at the county Jail. no prisoners
lavig been booked m tie - hours
ending AZ noon today. criminal
@.iivitics are at staads+ill officials
state. and add they hope il wI re-
ram that way during the rre-ai,
Warm spell.
Imperial Valley press., 1925-07-18

Noland's Orchestra. Music Tor all
occasions. Phone FL Centre Js3. adv
Imperial Valley press., 1925-07-18

Automobile Loans. I clear your
ear and loan You money, You pay
me by the month. Fred L. Cross,
Geo Main g.. Phone 359J. II Cen
gYn adv
Imperial Valley press., 1925-07-18

Dr.. C. ]. McKendrick. Chiroprac-
hr. 81 Dunaway Bldg. Phone 323.
Imperial Valley press., 1925-07-18

Davis Beauty Parlor. Phone 227.
Imperial Valley press., 1925-07-18

New Oregon Cate.-Coole>i place
for special chicken dinner Sundays.
Imperial Valley press., 1925-07-18

willis Carey Burned-WiIlis Carey
has gone to Mission Beach to be
with his mother and si>ter, while
recuperating from painful burns sus-
tanned TO his right arm this week.
While out riding. Willis took off the
radiator cap from Lis car and the
boiling water spoutea ont suddenly,
painfully burning lis arm. The in
jury was dressed by local doctor,
who advised lin Ia get - the coast
for q few DAYS.
Imperial Valley press., 1925-07-18


.E. Size will spend lire fa>t Of the
>asmer IN jaranla Willie tas Cale>
eI. stay ia Sa# E5-ee.
Swim in Cur wonderful mineral
water HoltFiAe Aatateriam. adv
I an the best doctor in TIE Land.
Supcuor to any moukey's gland
got q uame-raI' : Lemonade. Al
ways ready for yoa at Union Stages
depot adv
Davis Have Son-A SON was born
yesterday to Mr. and Mrs. Stephen
Davis OF this cirv at II Mesa, nc.
rorduL to word received u this
city this m'rniHg. Mother and
youngerStcr are reported 10 be get
ting along in >pleadid fashion. Mrs.
Davis has many friends IN tHis
city. having been Mildred John>ou
before her marriage t. Nr. Dar~a
Parisienne Beauty Shorpe open all
s.mmer. Phone 7>3.
Dance Every Tuesday, Thursday
and Saturday nights at Heher
Palm Garden. adv
Local Man Returns-C. y. JOY =
turned TO this city this morning
from San Quentin prison. where he
delivered R. Porsiilo, recently con
victed Of burglary and sentenced to
serve from one 10 i wears in p.i-
son. While away Mr.. Jov visited
Imperial Valley press., 1925-07-18

Parisienne Beauty shorpe open al
s.armer. Phone IS.
Imperial Valley press., 1925-07-18

Dance Every Tuesday, Thursday
and Saturday nights at Heber
Palm Garden. adv
Imperial Valley press., 1925-07-18

Swim in Cur wonderful mineral
water. Holtyii.e Aatatoriam. adv
Evening star., 1925-06-22
Floral VOiIes at SIC Xd.

The large rose and other large, wdespaced Designs
pretty tinted grounds There also number of sheer
chiffon voies twotoned alover designs Lovely colorngs
38 inches wide. Mt@ :
Kanns-Street Floor
Evening star., 1925-06-22

Fifteen smart new styles from which
to select, in strap, pump, gore and san
dal effects, with Cuban, French, Span
ish and military heels, and in sizes to
]. An unusually low price for such
splendid quality shoes.
Evening star., 1925-06-22

kann's-Street Floor.
, 1925-11-12
BOY, II, WEIGHING ITO LOST IN
BROADWAY CROWD.

Lost in the maelstrom Of New York
city after a fruitIess quest for a job in
the movies, a twelve, year old boy, Civ
ing the name of Martin A~brahams, of
No. 1892 Twenty seventh street, Brook
Ign, and weighing ITO pounds, was pick
ed up today by the police in a doorway
at Forty third street and Broadway.
Hungry and footsore the boy said he
had left his home yesterday accompanied
by a raj ramtd Abe" from whom he
had become separated in the Broadway
crowds with a view Of locking over the
movie actors who make the Great White
Way their rendezvous, and possibly land
ing a job because of his weight Ibid.
, 1925-11-12
CARRIES so MUCH CASH HE
SPRAINS HIS BACK.

After Robert Coffin, employed in the
armored service department of TIE
Adams Express Company, of No. 1853
Milton street. Brooklyn, had made sever
al trips carrying money bags into the
Chase National Bank. No. 189 Montague
street. Brooklyn, to-day, he "felt some
thing snap in his back" and collapsed
inside the bank.
DIR. Weiss. OF the Cumberland Hospi-
tai. who was called. discovered that
Coffin had sprained bis back and will
be unable to continue wOrk.-Ibid.