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Imperial Valley press., 1926-07-21
'TODAY'S WANT ADS

RANCH-I'innSt section Orange
county being cut into acre farms.
Twelve acres two year walnutS.
balance full bearing citrus. Full
bearing groves with beautiful
homes surround property. Oh
leasing within short distance.
Midway between Signal Hill and
Ycrba Linda. Discount above
and we still have finest acre pro-
position in California. Twenty five
miles from Long Beach. less than
hour to Los Angeles, half milo
from school, 2ls miles from Ana
helm or Fullerton on paved road
all conycnicnccs Los Angeles car
and buss line, close work plenty
and varied within short distances,
twenty minutes to beach. An IN
dependent living from chickens or
fur bcaring rabbits in addition 70
fruit and nuts. We help finance.
Model fur bearing rabbit firm
10 be erected on property, Gold
en- West Factory within f."
miles. Will sell you acre, build
modern five room bungalow. ga
ragc, cement driveway, modern
five hundred capacity chicken
house or rabbit equipment for
&5750.GO, only $50 cash, balance
monthly, including interest. Drive
10 9o5 No. Sipadra, Fullerton or
coll S56J Fullerton and will show
this property. il y =
FOR SALE-Milo. Thrcshcd, $50
per cwt. al ranch. G, G. ilasscE,
Scclcr. ITO
BABY C1IX-,Barrcd Rocks, r. l..
Reds, Turkius, Black Minorcas,
Golden Buff and White Lrghorns.
tTaucrod Strain.) Enoch Crows,
Scabright, Calf, 2lt2
THUCKING-Douc reasonably, any
Kind, 90 any place, any time 81 :
50. 18th St. 2lt4
FOR SALES COW stanrhion barn,
release system and 16 foot air
milk cooler. 1 mile west Of FL
Centre water works. judy Bros.
2t3
FOR SALE-$25Oo, 127 acres, six
miles from CalcXico on Yuma road
~ arrcs level. Owner 1902 ".
90 St, Los Angeles. 2lt3
FOR SALE-Milo maize, $50 per
tom. Walter Groebli, | mile east
Il south Acacia school. 22t4
FOR RENT-Thrce room house.
Phone 623. 2ltf
WANTED--Milllc rto handle 81 to
40 COWS. G.. Il. Ralph, 8 miles
northeast Imperial Phone 81 Rs,
Imperial. 2lIf
Imperial Valley press., 1926-07-21
~'" -Es
AIRD0ME OFFERS
EXCELLENT PLAY
IN LA B0HEME'

Several of the immortal stars
who gained undying fame in "Thc
Big Parade will be seen tomor-
row and Friday at the Palace Air
dome. in LA Bohcme,' which is
directed by King Nidor, who also
directed the big army picture.
Among the "Big Parade vctc
rams are John Gilbert, Renee AdOree,
and Kart Dane, the latter rising to
fame because of his portrayal of
"Slim.' LA Bohcme' gives each
of thcsc sterling actors another great
opportunity and they make the most
of it, their new picture being CON
sidered ON par with the vehicle
which brought them the plaudits of
the American people.
The New York World says:
I'm : La Bohcmc' King Nidor has
scored another dircctorial triumph
comparable to the Big Parade,
and comparable because LA Bo-
hcmc, too, is one Of the truly great
motion pictures. At the Embassy
thcatcr last evening an audience in
cluding practically the motion pic
Who's Who in New York WAS NOV
ed to tears by this simple story of
a great love among the lesser loves.
The pure tragedy of the final scenes
left the spectators with Jumps in
their throatS. as many sought out
King Nidor and John Gilbert with
words Of appreciation and admira
tion Nidor S credit is all the great
or because of the utter dissimilarity
of story and method in his two great
pictures. John Gilbert and Lillian
GiSh triumphcr with Nidor. To each
may be credited sccnc after scene
that is unfOrgcttablc. La Bo-
hcmc' gave to each an opportunity.
Their performances were splendid.
La Bohcmc is almost pure motion
picture 1t was conceived and exc
rutCd in the medium of the screen.
II is fun of dircctorial magma
tion and inspiration. The story is
told in Pantomimc so perfectly that
the largely supcrfluouS, John Gil
bert is u striking poet dramatiSt.
Miss Gish S Mimi is Lillian GiSh
role. Her performance was splcn-
did The whole production approach
ed perfection. y
Following is the east of &" La Bo-
hcmc:' Mimi, Lillian GiSh; Ro-
dolphc, John Gilbert; Muscttc,
Renee Adorec; Schauuard, George
lasScll; Nicomtc Paul, Roy D'Arry;
Colliuc, Edward Everett Horton;
Bcuoit Ganitor), Karl Dane; the.
atcr manager, Frank Curricr; Ma
dame Bcnoit. Matildc Comont; Mar
eel, Gino Corrado; Bernard, Gene
Pouyct; Alexis, David Mir; Louise
Catherine Nidor and Phcmic, Val
cntina Ximina.
Imperial Valley press., 1926-07-21
Watching the
Score Board
uy United Press Lcas@a Wire

uy United Press Lcas"a Wire
MorrcII, pitching for the Senators
had a bad sixth inning, allowing
Cleveland six hits. The Indians
won 90.
The Pirates, although outht by
the Braves, took another game yes
fordav. 50. Krcmcr was nckcd
for j. hits.
The White SoX had a picnic with
the Boston Red SoX yesterday and
finished the game victors by a 1872
score.
Despite home run by Babe Ruth
tie Browns took a hard fought game
from the Yanks IS.
Three Giant pitchers took the
showers carly while the Cubs were
lacing the New Yorks. The score
vi 100.
Athletic pcnnant hopes were Civ
cn a severe j(t yesterday. The
Abilities were on the short end of
two games with the Tigers, 80 and
So
hn error by jacobson WAS rcsPon-
siblr for the defeat of the Robins
b. the Cincinnati Reds, Ji.
Imperial Valley press., 1926-07-21
Motive Missing
For Girls Act
By United Press Leased Wire


LOS ANGELES, July -. - \
beautiful girl who administered poi
son TO herself after registering at
the Eleanor hotel in Hollywood,
Saturday, died at General hospital
here today.
She was identified from a regis
trati2n certificate in the automobile
She left in the hotel garage as Ms.
Helen Docck, 2G, Of fesnda, CaIifor-
ria.
The hotel register revealed that
Mrs. Doerk had used the name OF
"Mildrcd Daris', Of Saa bl"S"
u hen she signed for room.
The youug woman was found uh'
conscious in gas filled room by u
ntaid. t.Xamiuatigp revealed She
had taken poison.
She died without rrgamir@ con.
Sciousucss and Hollywood police
were unable to find u motive f"'
the alleged saicidc.
Imperial Valley press., 1926-07-21
ALBUMS CONTAIN
ILLUSTRATIONS OF
EARLY DAYS HERE

Many interesting views Of Impc-
rial Valley in the early days are
shown in two photograph album,
in the possession of d. B. IIarbiso4,
well known known valley resident
Owe of the albums belongs to p.
+. Lozicr of N;sional City and CON
tains upwards of 80 scenes showing
early operations in CalcXico, lmpc-
rial, Brawlcy and lIoltvillc. The
photographs were taken around 1904
so that FL Centre docs not figure H.
any of the illustrations, this city net
having been founded at that time.
Scenes of tho towusitcs mentioned
gbovc show them to contain only Il
few scraggly buildings, and tent
houses, the country around them b."
ing only slightly developed. SilSbcc,
the queen city Of tho valley, located
ou the shores of Blue Lake, is also
shown. Silsbcc and the lake are no
more, having been cut out by lha
floods Of 19Oj-O6.
\ smaller album, IIarhison 5 pcl.
t'''l ~ - 81 l'l'l''l l'll .I'''Ii tl''
of n trip made by lIarhiSon and 80
Cthcr men from san Diego to lmpr
rial Valley in juno, 1901. The trip
lrrc WAS made by way of Julian
and the Banner grade, The return
tlip took the party up through tine
Devil 5 Canyon road aud home -.
way of Campo,
The round trip occupied 10 da1-.
! he party used four wagons or car.
rv-allS, each drawn by four horse.
The purpose Of the trip was to loo
over the valley rs u place for invest
mcnt, and to get an idea for Il pos.
>ibIc stage route from SAN Diego.
owe thought we mado very good
time with ont 10 day round trim, ard
r"w the same trip can be made i'm
10 hours HARRISON said today.
Imperial Valley press., 1926-07-21
IF or Rent-Real Estate

FOR RENT--Alfalfa for dairy or
vegetables. 320 acres. l mile
east of Heber. 140 acres, 3
miles west of Calexico. Address
Box @97, Brawley or Phone Braw-
ley $50. 23tf
~ ACRES Tor vegetables. $25 first
year and $50 next two. Shaw, 312
miles est OF FL Centre on Hol.-
Vile highway. III
Imperial Valley press., 1926-07-21
For Rerf-Roon7s

FOR RHNT-Attractive cool room
with privilege Of garage. 1880 E!
Centre. 8tf
FOR EEN'r-Niccly furnished
room, upstairs, as cool as any
place III town. Also nice three
room apt. Private bath. 755 Or
angc Phone 407W. 14tf
rOh ktaNT-Close in, pleasant
room with screened sleeping porch
and shower, for one or two gen
t'emen. 583 Brighton. 16tf
FOR RENT-F'ront bedroom, pri-
vatc entrance. 81 Olive. 1875
Imperial Valley press., 1926-07-21
Lost and Found

Brown chihuahua dog, bob
bed tail, weighs three pounds.
Name Jiggs. Phone 68. Sam T..
Griffin. 1868
LOST-Shaffcr Fountain pen, also
cigarette holder, with black tip,
Saturday night. Sherman Eklund
Clements Drug. 2Gt2
Imperial Valley press., 1926-07-21
Attractive Problems

The prnmotcr> almost "0'djd '"r|n
A,lvcs in lining up an attractive
main event and -winduP hu'
they did not ease up ul arranging
the prclims. y special four round
event w'm feature two sluggcrs who
are known 10 throw gloves with al'
the abandon Of couple Of lumber
iacks staging u Christmas party.
Tho two are Benny Romero, of {"
lcNico aud Tommy o 'i'rjcu, a Will
ing slu.gcr from Phoenix. The al.
fair Promises 10 be knock down
aud drag out affair with both bows
I,rimcd to 20 four 'rouud3 at TOP
speed.
Ed Garcia of Scclrv aud Bin TaN
lor of FL Centre will open the bill
With a four round curtuIn ralorr
Either Garcia or Taylor possess abj'
itv sufficient TO warrant thcir posi-
Imperial Valley press., 1926-07-21
Cattle Market

Cattlc-to0 offerings mostly plain
kinds, moderately active, steady.
Low medium steers 800, thrcc
loads common Arizonas $6.on-6.5O: :
bulk She stock medium $J.O0-5.7J,
odd head good kind HIGHER; cutters
S2.1O-f,00; few good bulls $j.5O-7.OO,
medium around $500.
Calves loo; steady. Good veal,
crs %ll.50, medium down to $1,000;
common calves and hcavics $500,
$50.
Hogs 500, holdovcrs 500; slow,
carly sales mevcnIy lower, mostly
10 To 50c lower. Load 177-rb.
weights topped nj &IG,15; mixed of
fcringS down to $3.50; packing
SoWs around $3.50.
Sheep None. Late TucSdav two
decks common to medium G0.lb
wooded lambs 1.S5 with 10 per cent
sort Slo.Sj; common to choice ewes
quoted $J.00-7.O0.
Imperial Valley press., 1926-07-21
Wanted To Buy

WANTED-Second hand f.ruitur"
Cali 495W. Sl9 Main st. 10tf
NANTHD-'Al Ford engine me-
chanic. 75c hour. Imperial Irri-
gat;oa Dist Ict, mpu ual. 7tt
Imperial Valley press., 1926-07-21
SPORT NEWS SECTION
SCHL0CKER AND LAYMAN MEET
in LOCAL ARENA FRIDAY NIGHT

tion higher up on the card but each
IS known to be in the habit of step
ping as fast when billed prclim as
when leading the card as hcadlin-
Imperial Valley press., 1926-07-21
Situations Wanted
L. p. SARGENT

y RELIABLE %oung married maH
desires steady work of any kind.
60 VI 80 "sngc 1t. CITY "Ut3
Imperial Valley press., 1926-07-21
See RAY EDGAR

ACRE CHICKEN RANCH, choice
Riverside dist, altitude 1850 ft,
frostless, deep, rich soil; suitable
all fruits, brand new modern f.
room plastered house, hardwood
floors, garage, 800 capacity mod
el chicken house, gas, water, cleo
tricity, telephone, near boulevard,
and Pacific Electric main line,
cash market for products. Price
$3250, each terms. Might use trust
deed. L. o. Box 1551, Los Ange-
les. llt6
Imperial Valley press., 1926-07-21

Two sensational lightwcights vino
are making strong bids for coast
honors now held by Tommy O 'Bricn
have been matched to settle their
differences in the FL Centre arena
Friday night over the 10 round
route
They are Joe Lavmau, one of the
most slashing battlcrs developed on
the coast in years, and Joe SehIock-
er, san Francisco 8 entry into ligh;-
weight race. Layman has shown
here and fans remember him for
the good showing he made last fail
when he whipped Joe Hrowm. Since
lis battle with Brown he has fought
Charley Fcraci, Charley o pnnnci
Nwicc), Jack Spar and three weeks
ago he surprised critics by giving
the sensational Baby Joe Cams Il
terrific battle on card at the
Vernon arena.
SchIockcr will y" remembered hY
manv who saw him climb through
the ropes at Brawlrv about four
wears ago, a novice who even then
showed signs of developing into a
splendid fighter. I'm his four year
climb to rating among leading
coast battlcrs he has met such boys
n Jimmy Duff, Joe Benjamin, Ted
d, Silva, Teddy O'llarc, TommH
@ 'Bricn. coast champions; Young
CARPENTER, and has beaten the whlrI-
wind negro battIcr, Young Harry
Wills in San Diego twice.
Second Meeting
I.nvnan and Schlockrr met some
time ago in Los Angeles al the open
inp of the. Main Street club ah' f'-
rtrts from the Angel city At tha'
timc were that the two pat up one
Of the most thrilling battles ON rec
ord. Both are speedy, shlfty, pos
sessrd of heavy punching ability amt
both are seasoned campaigners with
u reputation for stepping on ii IRON
pong to gong .,
In the windup local fans Will
have the privilege of seeing the iarg
est Filipino fighter yet to invade
the United States. He IS Joe De
Leon. middlcwright. In the StapI'
% Filipino fighters managed by
Frank Churchill Paucho Nli.a ano
Clever Scncfo. flywcights, were
looked upon as "huskies. DE
Leon, unlike most of his eountrymrn
steps into the ring weight ~
rounds. In his bout here Friday
night hc will tackle Ralph Downs OF
Phoenix, who recently defeated Jim
my Huff, and who put up thrilling
battle in Brawley recently with h"'' -
Ting Dotv. Downs was gong g''"'
gums uutil the third round when tnr
jcfcrcc was compelled - stop INC
fight after Downs ear had been al
most torn off by one of foty 5
blows.
Imperial Valley press., 1926-07-21

The 1926 cherry crop in the VA
kima valley, Washington, was just
one half that Of 1925.
Imperial Valley press., 1926-07-21
Base Bail Standing
AMERICAN LEAGUE
Yesterdays Results

Y cSterudy 5 heSuILS
Detroit 81, Philadelphia o..
Chicago T.. Boston >.
Cleveland 9, Washington =.
ST. Louis :, New York d.
Imperial Valley press., 1926-07-21

klamath Fulls, Oregon ranchrrs
report grass f"od nearly as high 1s
'ho cattle, with a fine outlook for
fat fall steers.
Imperial Valley press., 1926-07-21

Alfalfa has proven the best pay
ing farm crop at The DaIlcS, Oregon
Imperial Valley press., 1926-07-21

The vegetable crops of uorthcrp
Now England were hit hv three in
jurjouS frosta during the last half Of
.jUuo,
Imperial Valley press., 1926-07-21

There's one thing about n stolen
flivvcr. Nou can't identify it by
sight. But YOU can by sound.
Imperial Valley press., 1926-07-21

To remove frccklcS, have Il date
with Il man who needs a shave.
Imperial Valley press., 1926-07-21

Som" mou have winning ways. ST.
Louis girl stole &I75 10 clopc.
Imperial Valley press., 1926-07-21
BIG BARGAIN

Eighty acres on cement high
way, south of FL Centre, choic-
est Of soil, twenty two acres
grapefruit and tangcrines, at
bankrupt price.
Imperial Valley press., 1926-07-21
PRESS CLASSIFIED SECTION
For Rent-Houses

FOR RENT-rwo room furnished
apartment with shower, $15
lights included. Mrs. Land, 7s3
Park. 25tf
FOR RENT-Cool apartment. Sum
mer rates. $40 Adams. 8tf
FOR RENT-Cool, comfortable
room, convenient to bath. 650
Orange. Call evenings or see
Barry, Irrigation District office.
l2tf
Imperial Valley press., 1926-07-21

GucrnscyS are claimed TO bc the
best dairy cattle for the Hood river
section of Oregon.
Imperial Valley press., 1926-07-21
NATIONAL LEAGUE
Yesterdays Results

Chicago l6, New York >.
Pittsburgh :, Boston >.
Ciuciuuati >. BROOKLYN /.
Only games scheduled.
Imperial Valley press., 1926-07-21
w. c. 7. l. H0n0rs
Mrs. Courtney

M. Sarah Stnac& Ha, hostess -
delightful surprise birthday party
last night liouoriug Mrs, Courtney
Of Iicbrr. Mrs, Courtney and Mrs.
Oscar Sweeney Wore guests at dim
ror at the Stlarh homc at 61l com
m"rcial. They were dining when all
tbo mcmhrrs Of jaa ". e. r. L. az.
liycd, greatly to Mrs. Courtney :
surprise.
\ most pleasant ceeniua ,vas spcm
h,ar the c,o.r or Nhirb Mrs, Court
ucv was rro>rr',d with brautjfuI
pearl studded W. e.. r, L. pin accom-
ranicd by - cari h"ariug thc birth
day greeting, Of her friends.
r, p. Mayo, Augusta, Georgia. ba-
Imperial Valley press., 1926-07-21

When . poor man gets married ~
Knows it S just his winning WAYS
Imperial Valley press., 1926-07-21

Thurston county, Washington, re-
ports heavy increase in the num-
per of poultry tlockS.
Imperial Valley press., 1926-07-21
Miscellaneous
For Sale

FOR SALE-Milo maize. $40 per
ton. Walter Groebli, ! mile west,
z south Acacia school. 17t4
DISC PLOW for sale. p. & o. No.
/, three bottom. Highway Date
Ranch, miles west. 2Ot5
FOR SALt,-Onc six inch Center
fugal pump, practically new. With
1l0 ft. of 8 in. galvanized pipe.
One Feed grinder, capacity / tons
barley pes hour. Mike Licbcrt,
Seelcy. 20tG
FOR SALf-1OC one year old
White Leghorn hens, 50 two years
old, $50 pullcts. Fred Lynch, >
miles west city water works. 17t6
PIANO FOh SALE or rent. SIS
Broadway. Phone 2lS. 2ltf
FURNITURE bought and sold. E.
Il. Cheser, Heber. l6t30
FOE SALE-500 Marsh Seedles.
grapefruit. 500 Eureka lemons. Ii.
ii. Hunter, San Diego, Rte. 4, Box
479, Nursery, Lemon Grove. 19tt
FOR SALE-Pidgeons, White King
and Bed Carous. 764 Vine st.
l8tr
nAAoAS Cttr ligl1:.rs hay press
for sale - i condition. Also
'@ckrakr. .f,ss Licbert, SecIev,
Calf. 18th
FOR SnLE-Choice Malaga grapes,
PC ID y mile west, i mile north
McCabc school. Fred Ncliquetto.
Phone 97F1. 19t4
Imperial Valley press., 1926-07-21
COAST LEAGUE
Yesterdays Results

Los Angeles ;, Seattle =.
Sacramento o, Hollywood !.
Mission Is. san Francisco 8.
Oakland ), Portland >.
Imperial Valley press., 1926-07-21
Special Notices
Mrs. KATE E. OLDHAM
Insurance of All Kinds
$40 Main Street Phone 437
EXCHANGE

Two 2O'acrc peach and apricot or
chards in bearing. Each place
highly improved, cheap water and
electricity. The cream of Mo
desto district, l mile from Hus-
ton. irlce $4,000 Want good
land. AFFLERbAUGH, Edgar
Bros. Realty Co, cots
Imperial Valley press., 1926-07-21

- is l."I;"v"d that all availahlc raj
SINS will be sent out of California
by September !.
Imperial Valley press., 1926-07-21

There are 500 acres of peppermint
in cultivation near Longvicw, ON
Puget Sound, Washington.
Imperial Valley press., 1926-07-21

\ grapc production Of 2,l59,0oo
- ...c#s .o' C2''ro ma as
against ! 80. '9 tors grown in 1929,
Imperial Valley press., 1926-07-21
AutOmOfiUe

SAVE MONEY
IF in the market for good
used car We can probably
save you money and in
many instances offer you
terms far better than are /
usually given. See US be.
fore buying,
l.. p. SARGENT
ll5 No. 9th St. FL Centro, Cal
Phone 573
Imperial Valley press., 1926-07-21

STOCK ISSUE wanted in company
needing additional financing or
promotion with real merit and
possibilities. Give complete de-
tails first communication. Arthur
Langley Rose & Co, SO Wall st.
New York City. 1878
Imperial Valley press., 1926-07-21

LAUNDRY done at 469 Vine. Sc
lb. Rough dry. Men s work
specially. 3t2s
HARTIEI4I.-Tho Roofcr, returns
August 20. l5tf
REAL SILK HOSIERY MILLS.
Capital $500G,O00. An establish
ed and permanent valley insti-
tuition. Before ) a. m. and after
p. m. phone 149. Edwin Stewart,
Imperial valley manager. Box III
Ell CentrO. ljt6
Imperial Valley press., 1926-07-21

r, p. Mayo, Augusta, Georgia. has
developed a good ciiu&,tonr peach
that is cwljnt ,hm auv standard
variety
Imperial Valley press., 1926-07-21

KANSAS CtIr lislh:rs hay press
for sale - Il condition. Also
'@ckrakr. t,s. Licbert, Seclev,
Calf. 18th
The Spokane woman. [volume] (Spokane, Wash.) 1921-1935, 1926-10-28

livery FAMILY in Eastern Washing
~ ton is vitality interested in the Good
ing Bill, which provides fair freight rates
for Spokane and the lnter-Mountain
Country. Senator Jones voted FOR the
Gooding bill when it had no chance of
passage, but as soon as the business in
terests of Spokane brought II to the point
Of victory Senator Jones DESERTED and
helped kill the measure. II It costs less
to live in the Coast cities than in Spo-
kane, because Of lower freight rates from
the East, you may thank Senator Wes-
ley L. Jones.
The Spokane woman. [volume] (Spokane, Wash.) 1921-1935, 1926-10-28
A. Scott Bullitt Stands For
REAL Prohibition Enforcement

The Democratic candidate for u S. Senator is PERSON
ALLY we'll politically dry His platform demands
effective steps enforce the Eighteenth Amendment.
The Spokane woman. [volume] (Spokane, Wash.) 1921-1935, 1926-10-28

Senator Jones voted for the confirmation of Andrew Mel
lon chief of the Overolt dlery the cabinet Of
cer in charge of prohibition enforcement Under the Mel
Ion regime of highways crossing from Canada left
unguarded that boozerunning may flood American
cities and villages with whisky, gin and rum
Buitt says Guard the borders and stop this flood of
liquor And that is what Jones calls notification
The Spokane woman. [volume] (Spokane, Wash.) 1921-1935, 1926-10-28

Don't be msed by the vicious ISLANDERS which the panic
stricken crowd behind Senator Jones circulating order
prevent Scott Butt from carrying his program into eff
feet If you would protect your boys and girls from the
evils of the Canadian Liquor Traffic for A. Scott Bull
ltt who will try force the administration to close the
borders to John Barleycorn.
Evening star., 1926-11-21
{ Underwood 4 UnderWnod

The strap watch pictured above is of green or
white gold filled and l7-jeweled Hamilton
movement, luminous dial and hands and best
quality leather strap. Price ...........
Evening star., 1926-11-21

"Aida"-a new pump evening wear. developed in the
French lines with short vamp and poised
tall spike heel Shown in silver and gold kdskn Thirteen
fifty Rhinestone buckles Setson Shoe Shop. Thr
teen-fve Street
Evening star., 1926-11-21

Charles S pencer
Chaplin, of film COM
edy fame, wis n e S
Charlie, jr., and his
wife. Lita Gray Chap
lin, bon ' oyage as they
sail for a sojourn in the
Hawaiian Islands. The
comedians mother in
law, Mrs. Lillian Spicer
(wearing hat), also
boards the ship for the
farewell.
- Cnterwuod x Underwood
The St. Paul echo., 1926-08-07
WARDEPARTMENT
ACTS ON KILLING
Fulbright Case Being Probed,
According to Statement of
Adjutant General.
IN. A. A. C. P. Press Service

IN. A. A. C. P. Press Service)
The War Department through
Brigadier General Lutz VAIL, who
is Acting the Adjutant General of
the United States Army, has inform
ed the National Association for the
Advancement of Colored People that
the killing of Private Phillip Smith
of Company X, Gath Infantry, on Sep
TENDER l., 1925, at Americas, Ca, is
now receiving attention. General
Wahl informs the Advancement Asso-
citation that he will "be pleased to
inform you further at the earliest
practicable date" of the results of
the inquiry.
The letter from the War Depart
ment came as result of the refer
ring of the Associations protest to
President Coolidge. In its letter to
the President, the N. A. A. C. P. gave
the facts of the murder of Private
Smith by E. ]. Fulbright, a white
night Waterman. Fulbright was Civ
en- farcical trial which resulted in
his acquittal. The n. A. A. C. p.
demanded not only action towards
punishment of the murderer but the
removal of the oath Infantry from
Georgia to more civilized section of
the country.