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Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1926-02-23

Ii your little one is out -of-sorts
won't play, seems sick, languid, not
natura1-suspect the bowels! A tea
spoonful of delicious California Fig
Syrup" given anytime sweetens the
stomach and soon moves the sour
lamentations, gases, poisons and in
digestible matter right out OF the
bowels and you have well, playful
child again.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1926-02-23

Making S.ensJt;sss Biscssits in
one Of he Tkossa~d. Window
Bakeries Of The Loose-Wiles
Biscssjs Cosnpaxy.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1926-02-23
IPriacess Troubst1kcyl
BY AAfELIE RIVES.
(PrincesS Troubetzkoy)


(Princess Troubetzkoy)
SYNOPSIS.
Hilary Fraser. a bachelor of 3s.. Is sur
prlsed and annoyed TO learn that his late
friend Gibbs. an artist. had beaueathed to
him the care Of his young daughter Celia.
Hilarys sister. Laura Eversham. agrees TO
vent; Three years later, Hilary visits Celia
at the convent and finds here unusual
young woman not at all like his pretty niece.
Maude Eversham. Celia confides to Hilary
that her father had treated her cruelty.
Continued from Yesterdays Star)
INSTALLMENT v.
a Fair Chance.
Y ILARY rose and went over
- to the bank of the little
stream, then back to her be-
fore speaking.
Celia" he said. II shall try to make
this up to you in some way
She kept her eyes down.
, 1926-12-24
P r Q @ r A M

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GEO. EBBESEN,
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, 1926-12-24
The ST. CrOix Agricultural Racing Club
WILL HOLD RACES AT MANNINGS BAY RACE COURSE
Monday 9th December 1926,
BEGINNING ATu.8O O'CLOCK SHARP
OFFICIALS:

Judqa-Mr FoImer Andersen, Mr. A. W. Nyhom. Judges Asst e Tpmehepe~
Mr.. f. Coulter. CLrb Of SrL8-Mr. A. de Chabert Stalte"-Mr A. Hoffman,
Press RoDotY:-Mr r. H, A. Leader ShDUurd&-MesTs j. Skov h. Armstrong, b.
Brown, Chas. E. Lang, c. Pentheny, G. Ebbesen, Ralph de ChabTt l. Lang.
Imperial Valley press., 1926-09-10
Americas Hold
On Davis Cup
Still Secure
BY HENRY L. FARRELL
Omitted Press Staff Correspondent

NEW YORKA Sept. 10.-Amar-
IA holi on the Davis cup !, still
secure and Bill TiMcu 5 title is not
in great danger, if was safe 70 guess
to-day a> the French and American
tennis team, went into the third
battle Of the world, team cham
pionship matches at Germantown.
Having been defeated twice i'm the
opening matches, the French chal-
leHsorS now face the task Of Win
ming this afternoon : doubles and
both tomorrow 5 singles matches.
This Is almost ;n impossible task
with Bill Ti)dcu AVID Billy John
stou i'm readiness for two singles
matches.
Although the American dofen-
der> mca { celebrated fer thcir
doubles efficiency it was a safe bet
that Winnie Richards anl Dick Viii
liamS. the national doubles ch"m-
pious. will cinch the victory by
defeating Henri Cochct and Jac-
cite, Brugnon.
If the F'rrarh pair, who were
beaten in the national champion
ships. should win them Rene La
Costc would have to beat Tildon 10
morrow and jean Borotra would
have to defeat JoluStou 10 take the
cup to France and that just ism I
ia the books.
Imperial Valley press., 1926-09-10
NOTICE FOR PUBLICATION
sO8 Main Street
Phone $50

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3u5- of the Civil code of Califor.
via that ON the 18TH day Of Scptcm.
hrr. i22G. al IIushmau : Garage At
10 a, m. 7Gl Main street, III Coutro
California. VIC viii sell at public
auctiop
Ooo Hudson touring. Io22 model
license No. E@927o, 1926 Engine
No. l5ll@o. row, storogc $3.50.
Onc Ford touring 1924 model
C~rockci1 Liccu>c 80. 116l21,
Arizona, 1895 Engine 40. S57&2ll.
Tow and storage, $1,000.
oua Ford coupe. 1921 model,
0wrccbcd) License 40. T. II 90,
l?1d, Engine No. 5ll2lSI. Tow,
500
ono Republic trurk, 1917 model.
3 . ton No license. Engine Ne,
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ono Stmlcbal,cr Special, touring
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l925. Engine No R &. 6l0&s. S,or
ass auj ta>c, @l0D2".
~ai 5lr viz. hr tr,d to satisfy
thn,r charges for storage aud re-.
pair, 10 the sum Of $2ls.72. togcth-
ct Aith the eos. of publication of
this notiro and cost of sale.
Dated. September >, 1926.
IIUSIlMAN'S GARAGE
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Imperial Valley press., 1926-09-10
Watching the
Score Board

Yesterdays Hero-('v Williams,
Phlic outficldcr, who hit two
sucroSsivo homcrs yesterday, his
first two times up. which with his
last time at bat "Wednesday gave
him three in u row. Ills four base
hits didn win, however, for the
Robins staged ninth inning raIE'
and put over nine runs, winning
13-6.
The Pittsburgh Pirotcs won the
first game from the Chicago cubs,
> to /. but slmpcd badly i'm the
second and worr 10 TO | losers,
Kaufman1 Coh pitcher, rot four
hits in fo'Ir time, zap in the second
game.
Tviug the ,por, 10 thc ninth, tbr
Giants ua.r,d rrtjl the llth to
est tlc Braves 3 20 >,
The Chjcago Whjtr N"\ hoat the
ST. Louis Browns twice. > to !
aud , To- t. Rookie cu'chor Me-
Curdy starred at bat for thc SoN
in the first game.
ClcvciaoJ dropped anothrr gam"
to Detroit 3 90 !. LUtlkc = pair Of
poor peg, added Tine Tigers to their
thrcc RUN ~curc i'm thc FIRST Wnln@.
The Ncw York Naok> shut ont th"
Boston Rcd sos 10 70 %. Bob
Shawkcy allowed the Boston boys
but -four hits.
Imperial Valley press., 1926-09-10
TO Elect Golf
ASSN. Officers
Nv United Press Leased " ire

SEATTLE, Sept. To- Election of
officers and allotment of the 1926
tournament will be the principal
business of the Pacific Northwest
Golf as,ociaIiou when it rouvcu"s
here in annual session October >.
1t is understood that j, A. Say
ward of Colwood Country Club,
Victoria, B. c., will be the unant-
NOUS recommendation of the nom
mating committee for presidents
The Colwood club has already been
awarded the 1927 meet.
a strong bid for the l92S tonron-
mcnt was made last wear by Port
land, but il is expected that the"
IngIcwood club of Seattle may be
y stronger contender this year.
Imperial Valley press., 1926-09-10
ADAMS FAVORITE
in BOUT TONIGHT
WITH HARRY LEE,
Shull-kOpec TangIe Is
Expected to Be Speedy
Affair.

Two ringmcn who hold the honor
Of having given FL Centre and 9th
cr valley fans the best exhibition Of
fighting seen in long time when
they met here about five weeks ago.
will climb back into the same ring
at the local arena tonight to do
their stuff again, and Indications
are that they will go through their
performance before Il packed house.
They are Harry Lee and Howard
Adams, middlcWcights. In thcir
last meeting Adams, making hi, de-
but in this section, earned the de-
cision over the husky Lee. He
plans to repeat the act tonight but
indications from the Lee camp are
that the farmer will encounter even
more opposition than he did in the
first battle Lee Is in wonderful
shape and set to travel at his fastest
pace.
The only fear some of the f1as
hav" is that the boys may nave too
much respect for each tonight, or
that they may abandon the two
handed sluggng of the former meet
Imperial Valley press., 1926-09-10
Help Wanted

WANTED-Man capable of hand.
ling position us branch manager
at Yuma, Washer Wilson, 13I So.
9th St, FL Ccntro. 3ltf
AUTO industry is booming and
needs men. Learn repairing, ig-
milton, practical engineering in
few months and make $50 to $50
weekly. Trimming guaranteed,
positions while learning. Money
auto book free. Write Ma
tjonal Automotivc School, 1000
figucroa St, Los Angeles.
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Imperial Valley press., 1926-09-10
Dazzling Golf
Displayed In
State Tourney

DEL. MONTE. Cal, Sept TO-
Productive of the most dazzling golf
to br displayed in state touna-
mcnt matches in years in which the
pace turned back youth and vctcr-
ans alike when par golf was not
maintained, the California state
amateur championship classic enter
ed thc mid finals today. Eight
surviving players, most Of thcm
hardened veterans of many toUrna-
mcntS, tccd off over the pebble
beach course this morning.
In the wake of tue four tWosomcs
PLAYING today were some 100 plHVcrS
= majority left far behind while ii
few brilliant stars such as Donald
Moe, Is year old Portland lad; Os-
walt Carleton, Texas amateur
champions: and Fay Coleman, Los
Angeles, had Shouc brilliantly III the
opening title flight, only to flicker
aud fan by the waySide under II
diShoartcujug march.
Two master StylistS drew the gal
lcry today They are Captain y.
Bullock Webster of Smujugdalc,
England, and Hollywood, who very
business like routcd Fay coclman,
California Country club. one up, yes
trrday and Johuny McIlugh, wealth
cr worn survivor of many tourn"-
mruts. vino carries alone the hopes
OF northcn CaljfouiauS.
Mcilugh, who represents the
Olympic club, san Francisco. cou-
tinucd his mastcrful PLAYING Nc>tcr-
day and this time, Francis Boyd,
last of the Santa Barbara entries,
frll before him ) aud I. McIIu4h
was conceded slight faVori,c over
the British master.
Imperial Valley press., 1926-09-10
So. California
Sporting Briefs
BY United Press Leased Wire

LOS ANGELES, Sept. 10. -
Young Magdcleno, Mexican bantam
weight and Angel De La Cruz, Fill
pino Glove Singer, will meet in
the hradlincr on the Main Street
Athletic program tomorrow.
Battling Ski is matched against
Harry Rcitcr in the four round semi
windup.
Dick Hoppe will enter the ring a
favoritc over Georgia Borden for
their 10 round main event 90 in fIOi-
Ivwood American Legion stadium
tonight
Tonight s winner will be given II
match with Jackie Fields two weeks
from tonight over the same number
of rounds and in the same arena.
Benny Carter and Tommy O 'Brion
Jr., will be the opponents in the six
round semi final.
"Babv Joe Cams who has been
working out with WEIGHTS III
preparation for his Wednesday
night fight with Tommy o 'Brien at
the Olympic auditorium, will change
his menu today and from now until
match time viii use feather and
bantamwcghts for sparring partners.
Pinkie Mitchell, holder of the
junior wcltcrwcight belt. will arrive
here Monday TO go into training for
his match at Vernon with Mushy
Callahan on September p.
Mitchcll's title will be at stake in
the Vernon fight.
Battling Evans, middlewcight,
scored technical knockout over
Irish Jimmy Brown in the sixth
round Of their match at the PaSa-
dcna armory last night, The fight
was scheduled to 90 ten rounds.
Young .ancho won "a decision over
Joe Cortez in the six round semi
IInaI.
Imperial Valley press., 1926-09-10
Furnished Cottages
Now Ready
Summer Rates
w. ], STONE

So Euclid Phone 387
FOR RENT-Largc room for one or
two men. Private entrance. 1910
Olive street. 36t
FOR RENT-Cozy room for / or
gentlemen. 735 Olive st. 27tf
FOR RENT = Several nicely fur
nisk ID and unfinished houses.
Mrs. Land, 9S3 Park. 23tf
FOR RENT-Furnishcd apis and
rooms. I'll Commercial. Phone
25lJ. ito
FOR RENT - Newly FURNISHED
three room apartments, 6!o Adams
2.tt
FOR LEASE Sept. ID, furnished,
modern house near school and
court house. 1919 State, rear,
phone 680J. 2tf
FOR RENT = Nicely furnished
rooms, upstairs, 755 Orange
Phone $40. 2tf
FOR SALE-BGston Terrier pup
pies. Pedigreed and eligible to
register. +. e. Kaiser. Sth and
Walnut, Holtville tues-fgi If
BOARD AND ROOM for two men.
Private entrance. Next to bath.
1882 Woodward. 9t6
FOR RENT-Close in. We'll furnish
ed room with large sleeping porch
for two gentlemen. Quit, private
quarters Reasonable. 5S3 Brigh-
ton. Stf
TWO room tent house for rent,
partly furnished. 753 State. Stf
FOR RENT-Rooms Apts. Baehe-
lor quarters. Gibbs Place, corner
Fourth and Olive. ST.
FOR RENT-Furnished room. 125i
State. 9t4
UPSTAIRS for rent, suitable for
or t n'n. 80 Sc tight!,. Of
LElN.NON Apartments aad rooms.
422 Olive. Phone 124. 9t26
LARGE room "cr one cr Two -ru-
ticmen. 60 Hell. 9tt
! uRNISlIED cottage FOR lcnt, 732
Commercial Oh
FOR RENT-Fumshed Apt. Roy
Shepard, Box Go, Fl Centre. 9t6
Imperial Valley press., 1926-09-10
Wanted To Buv

WANTED poultry of all kinds. 1852
Woodward. Phone 966 for prices.
7tf
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Long Beach income, lot 90Nf30.
10 Single and double cottaecs,
Equity $4,000, w. C. Smith own
rr, 1ll5 Ohio ST., Long Beach.
''iII' SIT
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coz ta5W $40 Main st 1917
FURNITURE WANTED-,l5 NJ
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Imperial Valley press., 1926-09-10
Situations Wanted

NANTEp-.Job as ranch foreman.
10 years experience farming and
raising lettuce. Otis Savage, Holt.
vile. St3
STRICTLY honest. reliable, com,
potent, American couple want
ranch to run on wages and shares.
or wages. Experts on poultry and
turkeys. Best rcfercncnS. ". Me.
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Imperial Valley press., 1926-09-10
Miscellaneous
For Sale

rIANO ron SALE or rent. SIS
Broadway. Phone 218. 21tt
FOR SALE OR RENT-Finc team
heavy farm horses. Inquire Press
office. Aft
FOR SALE-Bargain, l {. 6. Conn,
{ melody saXaphone. Good shape
Can be seen at Al Main street.
between = and clock or after
p. III. 4-6t
FOR SALE = Old newspapers at
Press office. 1tf
FOE SALE--5OO Marsh Seedless
grapefruit. SOC Eureka lemons. II.
II. Hunter, San Dies2, Rte. 4, Box
479, Nursery, Lemon Groy& 19tf
FOR SALE--Pldgeons, White King
and Bed Carous. 764 Vine St
1Str
FOR Saddle horse suitable
for school children. Inquire Press
office. Aft
FOR SALE-Funiturc. rugs, china,
curtains, stoves, good condition.
Owner leaving valley. 6f4 Holt.
II. /. Barker. 7tf
MT. SIGNAL garage for sale Come
and look it over. 1t6
FOR SALE-Sccd barley. Earl
NencilI Phone 9j7M3. St3O
Tor >tLE-2 1.gs. 9x12. so'r
burner Floaatce i Stove. Snail!
roll to c.sk. 653 Olive. P.1n.'c
40. Orr
iOR sALf,-fog cash, portable
electric sewing macAinr. N gooG
condition, SO. Comfortable
wide folding cot, $3.50. Good
looking rocking chair, $3.50.
Phone GIG. 534 Hamilton. 9t2
FOR sALE--ElectTic range, very
cheap. Phone III. 9t3
FOR SALE-Extra seed barley.
John Hogan, > miles south Of
Seeley. 9t6
BABY cHIX-Golden Buff and
White Lcghorns (Tancred Strain.)
ready Sept. nth. booking orders
for Barred Rocks, II. |. Reds and
Black Minorcas. December dcliv-
cry. EnocT Crews, Scabright, Cal.
9t2
PUREBRED r. !. RED setting egg
100 per cent fertility guarantee.
Mahood strain, trapnestcd. Bred
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Kaiser, Sth and Walnut IIoltville
tues-fri
READ PAGES 80 OF THIS
WEEK : SATURDAY EVEN
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Imperial Valley press., 1926-09-10
NOTICE. OF SALE

WHEREAS Archie Byrd dil be-
come ipi"Licd to the A,"pIc Motors
Company. a corporation. formerly
Imperial Valley Finance Corpora
tiou, in the sum Of $4,000 for the
caring for and safe keeping Of that
certain Cadillac, seven passenger
touring automobile, motor No.
IJ7-915. which automobile is now
and has been continuously since
that debt was incurred in The pos
session of the said Moore Motor
Company, and sad amount is Il lien
Hpon SAID automobile and whereas
more than twenty days HIS elapsed
sincc said debt b"cam, due and sail
lien attached Mt uc'hcr the sal !
amount of $1,000 nor any part
thereof has been paid by the said
Archie Byrd or any other person on
BIS behalf.
NOW. TuFREFOBE, notico is
hereby given that on the ll'h 10y Of
:rp;cmbrr, 1876, ~ ,ho hosl ~ teu
clock \. NJ. of said day iu front
= the office Of -" Norr. Notaas
Company az 76l.766 76s Main street
F., the cry o. Fl Centre, coa1.y u
Imperial state of California, the
np Hoorr N.to'> CH.Goa vii
I'll All trr right. title. intoec-. anl
liuitv in and to said auomoplia
iloNc drsc.iicd. or so nrc4 the.ee {.
j. shal! hr necessary, "a pubic au'-
lion, for cl~h lawful w,n"v ri ,.to
luitcd Stat j., cf Amcric", +, t..
Gghc,t btMe, to pay ,aI lien an.
Ne expenses Of sale.
Dated this md day OF Snpteub. r
1926.
MOORE MOTORS CONH+>:
rlo ~ -. 4. Lr'nHd, fs.-.
Imperial Valley press., 1926-09-10
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Lost and Found

4OST Or STOLHN-Sunday. SiIve.
gray German police dog, sever
months, wearing collar with nam'
Karl. Also owners name, j. A
Bowers, Box 81, ri CcutrO. PhonI
$50 or deliver 1lS So. Fifth st.
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Imperial Valley press., 1926-09-10
AMERICAN LEAGUE
Yesterday s Results

Chicago 10. st. Louis II.
New York 10. Boston q.
Detroit >, Cleveland /
Only games scheduled
Imperial Valley press., 1926-09-10
THE WEATHER.

Los Angeles and vicinity: :-Fair
and moderately warm tonight aud
Saturday.
Southern California.--Fair Tonight
aud Saturday.; normal temperature;
low in the interior.
Imperial Valley press., 1926-09-10
,TODAY'S WANT ADS.

Lo5T-9 HORSES, . BLACKS, l
BROWN. 2 RhVs, 1 GREY. re
WARD. J. e. BROCK, PHONE
o7F5 OR J. i, LEWIS. PHONE
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FOR RENT room house. SIs.
42i Orange. lOt3
FOR RENT-Nicc apartment. j23
Brighton. l0t4
For eALE-Now modern bungalow,
screen porchc-, garage on paved
street, Sec Knapp, owner, | mile
north Sixth -. 10tj
FOR BENT-Nicc front room ad.
joining bath, also screen porch
bedroom, ciosc In. Private home.
quiet. 900 Brighton. Phone %67J.
l0t2
ROOM FOR RHNT-Board if de-
sired. 81 Brighton. loft
LOST-Tan leather purse at city
park. Reward. Cali 5S7 or leave
at CIom"ntS Drug store. lotl
FOR RBNT One room house. one
: room modern house, one ,
room apartment. Corner 10th and
Orange Street. lot]
For SALE-Nirc home and hoauti-
tul corner lot. Apply 529 South
Seventh. Terms to suit. l0tf
Imperial Valley press., 1926-09-10
SPORT NEWS SECTION

! ing in favor Of q more cautious style
in an cudcayor to box their way to
a victory. Such things have Dccn
known to happen in cases where two
men put up q thriller almost slaugh
ter each other, then get Il renatch,
anI 20 in there to box. The fans
are going to flock out there tonight
to see action ON the order Of the
first affair and reports from the RI
val camps Indicate they Will Sc cit.
Adams Will be Slight favoritc
owing to his victory over Lee, but
no one hcrcabouts has been heard
to make any rash money offers. The
fans have too much respect for Lee S
fistic ability and they know he is
one exceedingly tough customer to
wal!op.
Shull Confident
Tommy Shull, smiling RED head,
VIII trot out his wares again for en-
tortainmcnt Of valley fans, meeting
KID Koprc in the semi Wiudup
Tommy has not lost a start since his
valley invasion and his backcrs are
''Iil tt'Hl lI' W III ldh lH'' FOGNl
warrior TO trimming. The kid
comes well recommended and is
probably The best to start against
SluIl here. If he wants to get any
pi:rrc gainst Tommy he will have to
have a good defence against well
timed and damaging left hand. Tom
rtr is u speed artist of the first
water wish about as effective 4 left
hand as this section boasts.
Young Oliver Will attempt TO put
- stop to the winning streak of
Homer Gaines. coIorcd fcathorWcight
He has n large evenings work cut
oul for HIM IN undertaking this
task Gaines has been improving
rj2ht along, his latest work includ-
ing two wins over the willing Vie
iHcero.
Kid Melvin, thu pint size warrior
Hb1 carries dynamite in his right
mtt VIII SNOW again with De La
FHentes. In their las, meeting
nncHtes was administering quite Il
whipping 10 the KID when the Kid
rot ~cfiou, about it aud unhcItod
oHo. Il landed on I'ucutcs whisk-
cry and Ioycjoy could have counted
one hundred Fucutcs is gambling
tonight hat Melvin can repeat
and the Ktj has promised to try.
rbr cgltau viii o., up a' s:ij.
Eraat Richmond viii tell the crowd
al aboat it - announcer and Love
iev viii set rs third man in the
rh2.
Imperial Valley press., 1926-09-10
Special Notices


HEBER second hand store. Goods
bought and sold. +. K. Chcser.
$50
JAGUMBA STEAM LAUNDRY for
sale, Il good paying proposition all
the year round. Apply at the
laundry. 3ltf
TYPEWRITERS RENTED
AL Makes
$1,000 for 3 months, s. for month
Special rates to students
AMERICAN TYPEWRITER
EXCHANGE, Inc.
62l Main ST. Phone so, FL Centre
27-2b
A CHANCE TO OWN home, will
furnish lot and build you a house
small down .1ym II. Write ool
S53 or apply 12>o II Ccntro. 27tt
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Base Bail Standing
NATIONAL LEAGUE
! esterday Results

T0 OtI Uds . INCoUIIS
Pittsburgh -. Chicago l-l0.
New York ;. Boston =.
Brookiyn l., Philadelphia 6.
On,F games scheduled.
Imperial Valley press., 1926-09-10
COAST LEAGUE
Yesterday s Results

CO 1GIUdy > tVcoVtIUo
Sacramento 81, Portland ~.
san Francisco o.. Hollywood | f.
Oakland 81, Los Angeles As.
Seattle IS, Missions J-3.
Imperial Valley press., 1926-09-10

LONDON, Sept. 1o.-Gcorges
Michel s dash arrosS the English
channel today was the fourth time
the channel has been crossed this
year. It wa, the thirty second at
tempt.
Other SWIMMERS to make the
crossing this year were Gertrude
Edrrlc of New York, who establish
ed the women : record Of Il hours
and 3t minutes; Mrs. CIementon
Corson, only mother TO swim the
channel, who arrives back home i'll
New York today. and Ernest Xier-
kottcr, whose record of l. hours
and - minutes was beaten by
Michel by one hour and 50 minutes.