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Beverly banner. [volume] (Beverly, N.J.) 1877-1964, 1925-01-16
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Beverly banner. [volume] (Beverly, N.J.) 1877-1964, 1925-01-16
Stop Child's Cough
Quick--To-day

Before It has chance to develop
into Group or something dangerous.
get right after that cough OF your
child's. No use to dose with ordinary
cough syrups. At once give Kemp'S
Balsam-a fine old-fashioned tried and
proven medicine safe for children. Ie
from going through the whole system.
Only 80 cents at all stores.
Evening star., 1925-06-21
Offer Monday Shoppers Many Big Savings!
KSCh hg You N interest o. An Of You Ph

Couch Iammocks all descriptions including the we'll
Engander and other we'll known makes plain
backs, others with reclining
that they bed if desired Made of
duck plain khaki green and coorng figured
combined with duck All have good heavy we'll filled
strong springs; high sides windshield
galvanized chain side None with AS
only of kind would advise early shopping for best
tons.
Evening star., 1925-06-21

These suites include unfinished Windsor chairs and
table size 246 inches made with rounded varnshed legs
and compete with drawer All made of clear wood AS
only have 80 of these stock advise early shop
ming They are very attractive and added feature that
thsv can be painted any color you desire.
Kann's-Fourth Floor
Evening star., 1925-06-21
81 to So Summer
Home Fittings
Choice Monday at
69c

$3.50 Japanese Mating Auto Seats. made of
plain Japanese mating Back and seat foo
complete. Each .......... .............. w
-S.45 Cretonne-covered Bar Harbor Chair
Cushions, covered with good cretonne in light
and dark colors, and filled with soft cotton.
E1ght-button effect in reversible style. hQc
Each ................. VIZ
-sl.00 Marquisette Curtains, in regulation sill
length. Blocked effect. Complete AOo
with tle-backs. A pair ............... w
800 Wolfe Curtains in pretty plain stvles,
with gold border. Regulation sill length. hQc
-Sl-25 Half-sash Curtains made of ruf1ed
dotted Swiss. Complete with heading A0o
at top. A pair. -. -.............. w
Sill 90 Panel Curtains, made of excellent mar
qu'sette. in regulation sill length. Spe- Zoo
eiai eseh. ...-,.....
-Sl00 to 500 Drapery Sets. made of excellent
quality cretonne. Three-piece stvle With
two side curtains and center valance hQc
- - -.---.......
Pocahontas star herald., 1925-10-01
A Perfect Model Ford

One of the most interesting exhibits
shown at the Randolph County Fair
was a model of a Ford truck, made by
Earl Whittenburg, aged 10, Of the
Warm Springs school.
The model is about twelve inches
long and is in perfect proportions as
to height and width. 1t is complete
in every detail, with the exception of
motor, transmission and differentlal.
1t has rubber tires, disc wheels, radia-
tor, hood, two-piece windshield, steer
ing wheel, transmission pedals, head
lights and all the other outer details.
The remarkable work is on display at
the Jones Bros. Garage. The Jones
brothers gave Earl $500 for the model
and will take it to Memphis for display
at the Tri-State Fair.
Pocahontas star herald., 1925-10-01
MANSON

Miss Ruth Powell, singer for the
revival at Reyno, was visitor in our
town Monday and Tuesday on her way
home at Little Rock.
Ruby Nelson spent last week at
Hogan with relatives.
Mr.. and Mrs. Ike Doyle motOred to
.Jonesboro over the week end.
Mrs. Adair and son of Sedalia, Mo-,
spent Saturday and Sunday with Man
son friends.
Tom stephens made a business trip
to Walnut Ridge Tuesday.
Marvin Thomas of Brockett and
Mrs. Lillian Thornton of Manson mo-
torer to JonesborO Sunday. Mr.. Thomas
went on to Manila, where he is EN-
ployed.
Joe Sallee of POcahOntas was a call
er at Manson Tuesday morning.
Cotton season is rather slow on ac-
count of heavy rains here since the
10th.
Leonard Spikes of Walnut Ridge is
with the S. N. Pitzell Co. of this place
for the cotton season.
d. w. Fender was a business caller
at Manson Saturday.
Mrs. Maud Rose and Miss Dorothy
Romines were Manson visitors Satur-
day.
Mrs. Anna Goff of POcahOntas visit
ed Mr. and Mrs. VIM. Taylor Sunday.
Manson school tried to have a dis
play at the Fair this year. We hope
to prepare for a better one next year.
Gladys Lamb is leaving shortly for
JOnesboto.
phe state highway is receiving grav-
el here and we hope for better roads
this winter.
VIM. Langley, who is in California,
writes friends here that he is well
pleased with his location. His mother
and father are expected to 90 out
there as soon as this seasons crops
are over.
Due Brown has decided to try an
other year at the University at Fay
etteville.
VIM. Beaver was a business caller
at Pocahontas Tuesday
Mr.. Hall of Shannon has been visit.
ing his daughter and family the last
few days.
Jewell Knots and Ruth Tate spent
Saturday night and Sunday with Mrs
Clyde Rose.
Ezra Massey and wife were with
Manson relatives Sunday.
Mr.. and Mrs. Clarence Pace and
children are with NJ. J. Pace here sine,
they lost their home by fire Sunday al
Pocahontas.
John Broom of the Bristow settle
ment was in Manson Tuesday.
Pocahontas star herald., 1925-10-01
INGRAM

James Early, Sr, and Elmer Dris-
kin had business in PocahOntas Tues
day.
Uncle Alfred Paine of Maynard was
looking after business here last Mon
day.
The incessant rains have damaged
cotton, shocked fodder and other feed
crops but we have some fine pastures,
fine water and the dust and hot winds
are no more.
We want to send congratulations
to Pete Early and his bride, the newly
weds of Skaggs. Pete has many
friends here who wish for him and his
young bride many years of happiness
together
Elmer Driskill advises us that he
and his old Ivers-Johnson and little
dog, Beaut has killed 100 squirrels in
the last 80 days.
If you want to get sent home carry
ing your saddle and bride on your
back. Just call on ]. b. Gullett at Nc
Nabbs store.
Mrs. John Timer will teach the
Pleasant Hill school near Old Swarts
this winter.
We read an article in the Arkansas
Union Farmer the other day explain
ing how to eradicate both the long
billed boil weevil and the long knitted,
oily tongued bale weevil. This was a
fine article. Let the farmers organ
ize and stand together and then they
won't have so much to whine about.
Pocahontas star herald., 1925-10-01
An Enormous Tooth

James Early of Ingram has left at
this office large tooth, probably a
grinder of one of the prehistoric mon
sters which are said to have inhabited
this section long ages ago.
The curio was found by Mr.. Early
among the rocks in field few miles
from Ingram. 1t is slightly more than
an inch in diameter and four inches
in circumference. 1t is broken off
three inches from the grinding surface
and appears to have been much longer.
1t has been worn and eroded by the
elements but is in a good state of pre-
servation in spite Of the time it must
have been In the ground.
Pocahontas star herald., 1925-10-01
Mock Showing Speed

POcahontas relatives and friends Of
Raymond Mock of Ingram have re
ceived interesting news from the st.
Louis high school, which Raymond is
attending this year. He is mentioned
as a prominent candidate for the foot
ball team.
In speed contest last week with 50
other candidates for the team, Ray
mond won first place and it is likely
that he will be given permanent place
in the backfield.
Pocahontas star herald., 1925-10-01
A GOOD TEST OF 4-D OIL

81 used 1926 model Chevrolet tour
ing car, very heavily loaded. Drove
from Eunice, Texas, to Galveston
thence to Brownsville, distance OF
900 miles adding no oil whatever.
II changed oil Mt Brownsville ana
not being able to get 4-D l used anoth-
er popular brand at the same price
and got only 527 miles before l had
10 add another quart. ] always use
your AID oil.
81. Il. Conner"
If you want to save time and money
use AID oil
Pierce Petroleum Corporation,
sit. Pocahontas, Ark.
Pocahontas star herald., 1925-10-01
SUCCESS

Our school is getting along fine.
There are % in the sixth and seventh
grades today.
Rev. Knox Belew and family, Ruby
Bardon, John BardOn and family and
Lum jenkins spent the evening with
J. J.. Moore's Sunday There were
twenty-three in all, and all reported
nice time.
J. l.. Moore has been having the
chills but is getting along very well
now.
Miss Dora Moore started to school
last Tuesday.
Mr.. and Mrs. Lurman ChOate are
the proud parents of an S-pound boy.
Mr.. and Mrs. Earl Kennedy have "A
10-pOund boy, and Mr.. and Mrs. John
LauftOn have girl.
Helen Sawyer returned home Mon
day from a visit at Harvielle.
Truman Cox is staying at Raymond
Daniels picking cotton.
Zack MoOre's of Acorn, Mo, were
down at j. l.. MoOre's not long ago III
their new Ford car.
Pocahontas star herald., 1925-10-01
New Garage Firm

Flemmons Million and Arch Lem
mons have purchased the Geo. w.
Turner garage and have taken charge
of the same They have secured a
lease on the Turner building and will
operate therein. The new firm will be
known as the Randolph Motor Co.
They will handle the Chevrolet cars
and will carry full line of accessor-
les and equipment to do all sorts Of
repair work. Call phone No. 90 for
service of any kind. sit.
Pocahontas star herald., 1925-10-01
RAVENDEN SPRINGS SCHOOL
NOTES

We regret very much that we did
not get to attend the Fair on account
of rain and more rain.
Misses Wilma and Lucilla Parker
have enrolled since our last report
Miss ElOuise Rogers announced she
had lost compact. We failed to
learn whether or not the valuables
Were recovered.
Miss Ruby Crawford Of Shannon en-
rolled last Tuesday for nine months.
Despite the bad weather there were
only three tardy last week.
Last Friday a very interesting So
ciety program was rendered.
Miss Canada Jenkins was a visitor
Friday afternoon.
Pocahontas star herald., 1925-10-01
WATER VALLEY

The rain Saturday kept several peO-
pie around here from going to the
Fair.
Joe Blansett and family visited at
Tom Blansett's Sunday.
Fayette Tyer and family visited at
Mrs w. NJ. Counts Sunday evening.
Cleo Haas took dinner at Rushel
Blansett's Sunday.
Dolph Camp and family have been
visiting Mrs. Camps mother in the
bottoms.
Glen Blansett visited Willie Blan-
sett Sunday.
Our school will be out Friday.
w. II. Haas and wife went over to
the home of Ben Hawkins Sunday and
stayed until Monday. Ben has ty-
phOid fever.
There is going to be a program and
pie supper at this place Saturday
night. Everybody invited to come.
Girls bring the pies and boys bring a
pocket full of money so you can get
the pretty girls pies.
Pocahontas star herald., 1925-10-01
@. l.. ID. Class

The o. l.. ID. Glass of 1925-26 of the
Methodist church was organized Sun
day, Sept %, with Mrs. DAILY Thomp-
son as teacher.
Officers elected were as follows: !:
Miss Mary Bates, president; Miss
Josephine Bigger, secretary-treasurer
Miss Harriette Wharton, reporter.
The class enrolment is twenty. We
hope to have one hundred per cent
class during the year.
Pocahontas star herald., 1925-10-01
Double Wedding

A double wedding was performed in
the county clerks Office Saturday.
Tratsy Holbrook of Hopkinsville, KY,
and Miss Ruby Brown of e. st. Louis,
ILL.,, and John Miller of Hopkinsville,
Ky, and Miss Ruth Cleland of Chicago
were the contracting parties. Esq. A.
j. stephens ofiiciated.
The girls reported that they had
met the boys for the first time at the
Fair Friday and decided the same day
to get married. They said they were
not with the carnival but just happen
ed to be travelling through here.
Pocahontas star herald., 1925-10-01
Loses Home BY Fire

The dwelling house on the south
side of town, owned by ]. NJ. Hofmann
and occupied by Clarence Pace and
family, was destroyed byafre Monday
morning about 80.
The origin of the fire is complete
mystery. The PAGES had been away
from home since Sunday morning and
there was no one at home when the
blaze started. When the fire was dis
covered, the entire house was in
flames. None of the household goods
was recovered.
Pocahontas star herald., 1925-10-01
New Barber Here

Ward & Amos, BARRIERS, report that
Herman Jackson Of Little Rock has
accepted a chair in their shop and
began his work with them this week
He Is an experienced workman and
VIII fiji the vacancy caused by the
resignation Of Henry Keifer, who is
preparing to go TO Maynard.
Mr.. jackson is a son-in-lay Of Mr.
and Mrs. w. G.. Brown of this city.
Pocahontas star herald., 1925-10-01
Quits Auto Work

George w. Turner, who has been
engaged in the automobile business in
Pocahontas for several years past, dis
posed of his garage plant this week,
selling out to Flemmons Million and
Arch Lemmons. Mr.. Turner will de-
vote his entire time now to plumbing
and heating work and is opening up
IN office in the basement of the new
Turner building where he invites both
old and prospective customers to call.
Pocahontas star herald., 1925-10-01
Atkins Is Ill

Tom Atkins, charged with the kill
ing Of Tom Scott Of Pocahontas several
months ago, and who is being held in
jail at Walnut Ridge, is seriously i'll
with stomach complaint and has been
taken to his home, where he is under
guard.
Atkins has made several escapes
from the Jail since his incarceration
but each time was recaptured.
Pocahontas star herald., 1925-10-01
Mrs. Prathena Hudson

Aged so, pioneer of Ripley county,
Mo, died at Ponder ON Sept. 20 fol-
lowing an illness of eleven years with
paralysis.
She was the widow Of Obediah Hud-
SON. Three sons and three daughters
survive her. lnterment was made in
the Ponder cemetery.
Pocahontas star herald., 1925-10-01

BE sure to sow some oats. rye.
wheat or some crop that will furnish
some green feed for your hens and
dairy cattle this winter OF course
1t will take little time to do this but
you will be amply paid. Don't over
look this.
Pocahontas star herald., 1925-10-01

When good sire will raise the
production Of grade cows, it is best
to have a good one.
Pocahontas star herald., 1925-10-01

Some folks never do anything until
they have to-and others merely never
do anything.
Pocahontas star herald., 1925-10-01

Success or failure depends upon
execution"
Imperial Valley press., 1925-05-04
ROW ON AMONG
WOMEN GATHERED
FOR CONVENTION
n United Press Icnsed 1yir.

WASHINGTON, Mar #.-t bot
controversy wa4 nlar.pi'.t.l here
'0'a" ,meri.au wauat .sfi-
.i.'al win national unt.i,fe sor.a.
''.7 -h'a- 70 tle international
..."~' a. women discussing tie
League ~ Nations .a1 a;a.a
~ ITS q2.e@la' caaaaat.au
ouon. here tonight.
N= Frank G. OHcuhcimer, Lou-
n.aa9 ~,a 4at-1eucral If tHa
E..te' Daughters - 'ho Coaeadora-
rr aid the ilta .an d: foreign w..
.ol 10 discuss .a-te. ffceting I,
political interests and aa'jcmI 1e-
t-a.o Of th1 United ~'.tcs foud
ire - poru'tet
Tho Tarliaaas Of Aberdeen.
president or th International coua
oll. naiataiu- taar tha oagWiza-iol
which cmbrlcss American women.
as 'eei n foreign womea, La, r9-
org right 20 disease such mnt-crs.
Imperial Valley press., 1925-05-04
STATEMENT MADE
TO SAVE ''TUFFY''
REID IS REFUTE'D
BY ynl,cl press Leased Wire

SACRAMENTO. Nav -law.
'ra..e t.eNu!su. former pa. of
l.t,a.g ''I#t.z Rel. uao WAS
,aa4,6 .r.l 2a for tie mHHa.r or
Charles N,.H-a.ea ot Lus Angeles.
III, aytaE.@ lis .:rtG.s-, II which
le assumed responsibility fer f.sa-
The ta.a. ~h.., according TO q state.
.ea -i',a oat T.. Governor Es,a-
#raa .ou@r
He&H...a declares tie statement
n..e by llm - A>,amtlvmau
IHaaa~ Dodge of L,, Angeles.
oaa5Haan OF lie assembly committee
CA prisons "a3 rctornataaies. was
Ma#1 >ala'y in Ire hapo Of uhtaiaiug
. ,a#Har"'.op et EcI'> sentence.
fae atti1asi. w,~ made ya.un-
ts.i.F tv NeNale@ to liz prison
directors.
HeAa5tea ,a.H further tia. it
"a- considered good ethics among
'tseae-S ca-t#ea ST ~4H Quentin
TO make amy statement or affidavit
necessary to save their ea..a.l.oa>
.r.@ Neeu.:oH.
Imperial Valley press., 1925-05-04
i. 5. INSPECTOR
SIAYS MAN he
FINDS IN HOME
= i-:'lec Tr,,. Lca.eI wire

--.A Ars- i.Tt'' Leased Wit"
H.'J,f'. ..-l. ..- -
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s-.-r .a-Ha..... H.o ~a0 aaI
Eaa' Robes. >. Hete. -. lo.al
a=..#.H- srFat,r Il. II. home ~
lis a.:.. Hf-. Na..e te#-.r, -.
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vii. e..r..- r.- l. t.r.- u.s.e.
aasaat rt.sea ~. u'.t I.r trr 3"
cn=-at 1ee...I st tle city HG
81 aal Zee aas ns.n Ie.I IL ra..aa-
..... -"reaaa...,> 10 police.
"' shooting t... E'asa Sunday
81 g.. 1n. il. III. .-.,-I.s ". Nr~
Congo. aa1 Ae. two nal} .,.~. L..-
IT., 81. aai iat4, :. -Four Shots
Ha.o ..t. - oo.-ar tram Is
ra#a.r nr-aaet... three ,t them
. Hes5e.
Imperial Valley press., 1925-05-04
Bad Break In
River Holds Up'
Excursi0nists
rCnntinnel from nare u

Ii is tar plan OF lhc district icl
each director To sponsor uu ,Ncur
sion from lis own Tertiary, thu
giving yNGH tNfat,r IN iupcria
Valley =a oppartHHity to get ac.
.a~in..I with the O.saruGou> va
ter >N>,o1 tua, M3Le, possible ln.
uEr'.. Valley. aS 81 is to-day.
f.y >i-.t ~ealS iad the upu1rtm.
~ 80 yEauiue at close range the
bgas' vcirS witch are used ia dam
up the river Whom Il is laW. or 20
avert floods and which cost approx-
fU.tC'v sea aNic,t. i is csti-
mated that this one feature of the
WaEa aI.ua ,o~.S The district $4,000
" vear. o~ TIE Yuma Mater District
taaall~ lie LHiiain& Of II permanent
6a#.
The trip over the system was
na.se ig flat rars from which point
every hing caHlI Ir sel0 to good
advantage. The party WAS first
tekea to the RgeEwood eatc. where
tHe water ia-aittrtel 10 the valley
tiea the Colorado river. The trip
ia.a Mexico followed covering
aHa@. ~ miles IN all. tap excursion
ISIS heiuL taken t. the point of the
traaE whore snapshot fans had the
t.Ho .t raeia i'te ua explanations
#ess given ot tha system used 10
Easa .hc g.vsr ,tam bge&Ela- ont Of
haau..-
I'll. rock frsrs system upon which
mas. OF faa 1a.'roaj is built amt
tie l'@h mater u.rn, clos, to the
tracks wHIeh Showed low high the
feed waters hayr reached ou yafi-
sas occasions. Gn-e1 meh inter
e.sad rommeet
Tie ra.l .aw. aaa t.e many
-.H..ae rrva- .aa1- t.r HESS hall at
taar.ur wer. tie scene of picnic
Hassas .ria-.i bv tae manv parties
@:.. H.".a up the excursion. the dis-
.f.# furnishing .eEoasle free.
which Wis highly Appreciated as
tire day wa- gErI.n:E warm.
From cNa#. ar-.a IL. IS u.-iaa
~ ~ra#5.t -..rs- aad while
e IT ~ as1.i,.- suffered -iigh.
.tatae 'e..=a# ar He plank road
owing - -ar t..- -Haf traffic 10.
N- >r-# ~. unr.4a.5F l.yv. no
a-#a.a-- "e.e re..rt-t etea ot q
Imperial Valley press., 1925-05-04
To Postpone
Jewel Probe
ny United Press Leased Wire

NEW YORK. May 4.-raether
iari cation of lie. status o.
ei5.roo worth Of jewels brought in
- this eouajrv by Pola Negri, the
&e''"~,. hv cUstom. authorities, may
IT, pos 'poHed or abandoned as 4 re-
,a' If claims that Sine is not an
t"crieaa e zen, it WIS said here
,etIv. Mrs Nr&ri vaS questioned
oa arrival Friday. She said snc
Has eitiz,n Of Poland but had
ap,icd for her first American ma
'.ra..+; leH papers.
Imperial Valley press., 1925-05-04
To
Serve 2l1 Days
Jail Sent ence

ItENEE~iIIM, Calf, May A.
~ Hog convicted bootleg4er,
t-t,oo -en.iHa -ii days IN jaiI 10.
a.r rather taaa pay ID fine # >l9ol.
Iio- was arrested hv two Officers
after BE- showed them hi still in op.
Grafton ard so.d them Il gallon Of
wh.~for. Pohea Judge sheldon ea#n
him rtc alternative of paving >l91i
ar serving 2ll aa;, Ill Jail.
- eersaj 90 wears on burg
iaG" r.ar~a! guess the 2lI dav-
viii come ea-..- Hog told the
court.
Imperial Valley press., 1925-05-04
ARTISTS LEAGUE
FILES PAP ERS
INCORPORA ALTON

SACRAMENTO. NAY t.-Insor--
oration papers for the artists ma.Gal
loague cf Hollywood V.ere 7#
with thc secretary of state, FttaG
c. Jordan. recently. Tho Ql-aaiza-
tjon's purpose j. 10 3aa4e n.a-sea
pictures of q higher type. ar-
cord.ag II Jha Transcript. VII
WalIing, Fred E'she a- Harvey
CLARK, aH Of Los An-E are aa4a-
e. with seven c-Acrs = IL. a.sae-
tors IF The corporation.
Imperial Valley press., 1925-05-04
P0Ia Negri Not
Ready TO Tell
C E1gag cement
BY United Press Leased Wire

NEW WORK. Ala| -naia "
3. s sparkling Diamond ring. taea
ol the .A.Gl finger ot her .st- band,
saav a H#E nat be au cn4a- emea:
wing.
Wha pata sailed for Eura.e 81
few weeks ago ,ha mtl"a-sd ,as
was engaged 70 au AmericaH-hu-
refused - mention his name. She
r.tenal recently ea the G.t raa-is
"uI a speaking q tae ring 81
II Las nothing "a 10 r..a E
Il.uee.
Then ron have q tt.nsa she
r~r~ asked aul laa reply vas r,a.
ono ea@H draw t.S own ,aoe.e, ms.
no.a. he@ vy@. sisted that when
.'c married II wfala b. 90 III Amer
scam. ..Tl.r ala more simple aaj
1s--t.. ~. w#Ht q simple sl
ge,ttg' aas1a.3, saa said
Actors utI uat be considered.
Imperial Valley press., 1925-05-04
Bank Bandit Is
Caught Nearby

DURHAM. Calf, May l. After
patiently waiting until ail the ca>
toners Of the Durham bank had left
the building, an unmastcd bandit
entered The institution today aud
after forcing employees into yadlt
escaped with $500 IA currency.
THE bandit. 80 far unidentified,
was captured half an hoW later hid
ing i8 .raiu field nca7 gac cit.
bv coa table ". L. Wa4a m4
80 posse ot nearly leo citizens.
Imperial Valley press., 1925-05-04
PERSONALS

AH aal Ms Albert ceha of Ta>
Angeles spent :. uraav- - ;.,
..ss- .aa..a~ after ranch :atess>.,.
Mr. tsa. IS q 1eea'r'.,- ...-.r... ..r....-
"t l-a@ Angeles "a f5-'ar of rt.
-1S grocery Liza ia tl=r ,i.v.
Ns~. sl L. Haaanu Vito a.s
h..a Misunderstanding, q >-al. known
F.oHnet IN the valley for several
.'e,ss. -.4a - ~aH U.s=a. .lr-.
size se.t. 'e .ee.HsI lar ssms t.-.a.
-,a.s.~ E.' ~ san HrH.r.-....
father II Ar;la Brick II ~ c.-7.
Robert Rf.a n L.s A.g.,'..
aaa =: ~ ~ Rarl:E " loss
'.maa-s- .- taae ei-v, ire ii ,u,
valley. r'a ..ttH 'aut'.- af.s. his
I.1 H#s. near ~.a'ev. NJ. L..
..ae. H.aaa -. wi o-r- for
lAe Eaaasr. Gaa.h H.-al n -a.
-.ne rs raa= --u.-..i. a.#
...a -.r... II .ae e# ...
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Imperial Valley press., 1925-05-04
Day Acid Case
Goes to Jury
ny United Press Leased Wire


Los ANGELES, May 4.--Thc
case of Mrs. Darby Day Jr., accus.
el Of di~figuring her husband 5
face with acid, went to Il jury to.
day.
The fate Of Carolyn Luudstrom,
Mrs. Day's sister and alleged ac-
complete, was charged to the jury at
the same time The girls face Il
term in prison if convicted.
Prosecuting attorneys in thcir fin.
al arguments declared that the prct-
~ young wife had deliberately
thrown acid in her wealthy young
husbands face. She WAS "uidcd
aud abrttcd' by her sister, it was
charged,
Imperial Valley press., 1925-05-04
Police Search
For Youthful
Theater Bandits
NORMAN KERRY
By United Press Leased Wire


SACRAMENTO, May t. Two
dapper youthful bandits were be-
Ing sought by poli'c here today for
the robbery of downtown thcater
last night
after forcing ahcir way into The
office, tho youths fc!!cl Leslie
Downing, thcatcr manager, with Il
heavy piece OF IRON a,.J made
away with the day. receipts
amounting to *93l,75. Downing was
able to give police good dc>crip.
ton Of his aa,ailarts and declared
WHOM shown pictures of doe Tanko
and Floyd Hall, escaped san Fran.
cisco conyiets, that they were not
the ones who held him UP.
Imperial Valley press., 1925-05-04
$4,000 Damage
Suit Filed by
Julian In L. A.
", United Press Leased Wire

Los ANGELES. May 4.-CIaim-
ING he had been dcfrauded OF
5,ooo, G. G. Julian, oil operator,
today filed ,ryln charges Of cnr6cz-
zrcmcut against \. j. Mu,taiu,
stock broker.
G. G. Julian. oil operator, today fill
cd seveu charges Of cmbczzlcmcut
against y j. Must9in, stock brok-
Cr.
Nustain. it was alleged, did q
general brokerage business and
when he got into difficulties with
his customers accounts, Juliau ad-
vauced him money to "tide him
lover
The advances, according 10 Jul.
ian, We're never retarncd.