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, 1926-03-19

from the sick room where the Presi-
dents aged father is fighting the battle
for life, indicated that he was sinking
gradually after his brief rally on Mon
day.
Philadelphia. Federal officials are in
~vestigating the alleged international ring
to obtain divorce by fraud, agents of
which are believed to be operating in
New Orleans, San Francisco, New York
and other American cities. For eight
hundred dollars prospective clients have
been promised divorces within thirty
days and without the knowledge Of the
other spouse.
Pekit g.-The United States and other
powers yesterday delivered an ultima
tum to the Chinese factions demanding
that the blockade of I~ientsin be ended
and all im]pediments to the harbor and
the river Pei be removed by Thursday.
, 1926-03-19

paid out Of, the funds credited to its &C.
count in sthe treasury Of the Virgin Is.
lands of the Uaited States and the
Gil of the municipality of Saint Croix may
make appropriations for the purposes of
said municipality from and to be paid out
of, the funds credited to its account in
said treasury.
General appropriations made by said
councils in joint session in accordance
with the provisions of this Act snail be
paid from the proceeds of customs duties,
but any excess shall be apportioned be-
tween the funds credited in the treasury
to the municipality Of Saint Thomas and
Saint John and the municipality of Saint
Croix, so that each such municipality
shall bear such proportion of such gen
eral appropriation as its population
chaiI bear to the total population of
the Virgin Islands Of 1.-THE United States.
For the purpose Of any such appor-
tiOnment the population of the said
municipalities shall be deemed to be the
population as shown by the official census
of the Virgin Islands of the United States
last taken prior to such app0rtionment.
ITO be contjnued.)
, 1926-03-19
US. NAVAL RADIO STATION
CRAFTSMANSHIP, ST. CROIX,
18TH MARCH 1926.
Courtesy of the Associated PreSs.)

Crockett, Texas. Identity of q band
of men who on Monday night dragged
Frank Jackson, a farmer, from his bed
and shot him to death had not been
learned by officers who went to Center
Point Hamlet. two miles from here, to
investigate the Staying. Jackson killed
a negro in a fight last Friday and was
confined to his bed with serious wounds
received in that fight. The mob entered
his home at D. m, on Monday night
and shot him in sight of his family.
London Jerusalem dispatch to the
Daily MALI says that National Coun-
Gil Syrians in rebellion against the Gov
eminent has issued a warning to the
council heads of foreign companies and
residences in Damascus to leave imme-
diately as they intend to back it and
repel the French.
New Yorh.-A woman IS sought by
the Brooklyn police as pyromaniac re-
sponsible for thirteen fires within radius
of five blocks in that borough yesterday
afternoon.
Rome. The beauty of Venice is not to
be marred by investigation of such mod
ern Innovations. as for GiOveannu Guira-
ii, Minister Of Public Works. declared.
Gioveannu Giurati said he did not in
tend charging the existing railway
bridge connecting Venice with the main
land in order to permit automobiles to
enter the city.
Plymouth. Colonel John c.. Coolidge
was announced weaker yesterday. News
, 1926-03-19
TEX WILL ASK SANCTION OF MO
GULS TO PROCEED IN TUNNEY-
DEMPSEY BOUT.

Permission to proceed with arrange
ments for a heavyweight championship
match between Jack Dempsey and Gene
Tunney is expected to be asked by Tex
Richard at today's! meeting OF the Box
ing Commissio
Through his matchmaker, Jess Nc
Mahon, Richard IS expected to Give the
Commission his reasons for knowing
that a match between Dempsey and
Harry Wills, the recognized challenger,
C. mot be made.
He also will suggest that Wills has for
feited his standing as the first ranking
challenger by signing an agreement with
Floyd Fitzsimmons, Chicago promoter,
against the orders Of the Commission
and that he has lost prestige by his refu-
sal to accept matches with any capable
opponents.
Richard tried to make a match between
Wills and Punney bat the Negro refused.
The New York promoter cannot dis
close any of his plans concerning the
champion without making himself liable
to a forfeiture of his license but it is re-
ported on good authority that he already
has signed Iunney and that Dempsey has
given him assurance he will accept terms
on a percentage basis as soon as he is
able to get square with the Commission.
1t will be up to Richard to get Demp-
sey off the New York Ineligible list but if
the Commission refuses to change its
attitude, he will stage the bout in Jersey
City late in August
Dempsey said when he was here a
few days age that he would return to
New York next month. after a business
trip to Los Angeles, and that he would
see what he could do to get himself back
in good standing.-The Home NeWs.
New Britain herald., 1926-09-10

sufficient time for the girls to change.
 Thus the cutting is & matter Of seconds here and there.
 If a dance has eight beats of pure ly introductive music, these may go, thereby saving about that many sec onds. If joke is too Tong wind ed" few lines are removed.
 Many Rehearsals
 It Is literally case of running fine tooth comb" through the show, and from this process devel- ops the finished product, which Is the reason why many theater pa irons so to the same musical show i twice; the first time they see the show as planned; the second as 1t 1 has been refined.
 l However, this cutting, which sounds so simple, Is no easy matter. The original scripts from which the show was built usually have been so worked over they are useless There is no definite written record of a show which can be pruned with a pencil, for often numbers are changed at the last minute before 1 opening.
 The making over process involve: long rehearsals after the perform ance at night, others in the day time. sometimes continuing fol weeks. In fact, a musical produc' ton is never finished, for ever though 1t runs year, constant touching up' is done to keep il 1 fresh.
New Britain herald., 1926-09-10
COMMUTER TRAINS
 SET THEATER HOUR
Length Of Performances Made
 Accordingly

New York, Sept. 10 R - The length of theater performances in European houses is founded on old customs and usage, but product of modern times. the commuter, guides their length here.
 Thousands of theater patrons live within a fifty mile radius of New York, these suburbs including many of the wealthy and well-to-do busi- ness men of New York. AS a rule regular train schedules cease after midnight.
 The opening night of a musical show usually sees the final curtain rung down about midnight. That is too late but 1t seems impossible to organize most musical shows other wise, as the players are not accus- toned to the house and countless details are left in the show to allow for pruning of spots which need speeding up"
 Nothing Lost
 One week after the show has opened every number will remain. but the show may be as much as 45 minutes shorter.
 It Is an invariable rule that no "girl numbers" those displaying the chorus, can be taken out as they form the real appeal of a show. Be- tween each of these numbers is s comedy skit, and none of these may bs removed, else there would be in-
New Britain herald., 1926-09-10
American Dispatches
 Carry Paris Date Line

London, Sept. 10 ND-Amerlcan visitors to London are puzzled ire auently for a time by reading the headlines in the British papers which are topped something like this: "U. s. Mail Train Robbed" and as they read further it is noted that the story is under a Paris date line. This is due to the fact that several papers here pick up American news from the American newspapers pub lished in the French capital.
 Here is an example:
 Paris Sunday. August IS.
 Three bandits boarded the Omaha Portland mail train near Rawlins, Wyoming, United States, on Saturday, compelled the driver to run the train at a snaiFs pace, bound and gagged four mail clerks, and escaped with twelve sacks of registered letters and parcels"
 The story goes on to say that "the value of the stolen goods is not yet known, says the New York Herald, (Paris editlon)," which gives the reader an idea of the source of this particular item.
New Britain herald., 1926-09-10
DEAUVILLE SEASON
 SHORT BUT SNAPPY
Women Kept on the Jump for
 Entire Period

Deauville, Sept. g 0P With a season that lasts barely three weeks, Deauville keeps It's women visitors a hundred per cent busy, crowding dress that would suffice for as many months into that brief period. They have to dress three or four times day, In fact making themselves look their best takes up much the greater part of their time.
 Morning calls for one of the complicated and fanciful bathing costumes in vogue at this million aires resort and also for dresses of a very sporting typeskirt and jumper of rough wooden material or woolen tricot, worn with the new tartan silk scarves fringed at both ends.
 Very warm weather brings out a skyblue crepe dress, the skirt with very narrow pleats and the plain sweater edged with broad stripes in two shades Of blue snd green. The stripes also appear In the scarf which is twisted round the neck.
 For the races, there Is a set of simple but charming dresses. One of peach pink crepe has the full ness held at the waist by several rows of tiny tucks, and there are tucks on the sleeve, below the shoulder. The small turn-down col, lar with tie of the same crepe Ls considered perfection.
 Another, of cyclamen crepe, ha' 3 double pleated flounce on the skirt, giving the effect Of fringes The sleves are ended off with z form of pleated cuff and the ends of the tie are rounded of witt small pleats.
 Pleats and scalops are certainly the favorite dress accessories thi! summer.
New Britain herald., 1926-09-10
TAKE UP RACING

Doberan- on- Baltic, Germany, Sept. (E9 - Society women are turning to horse racing as a fav- orite sport. At the first women's horse race just held in this fash ionable Baltic watering place, ladies of the former nobility and of the moneyed aristocracy assumed the roles of jockeys and drove their thoroughbreds personally. The prizes were distributed by the former Crown Princess Cecile. The former grand duke of Mecklen- burg acted as patron.
 Fraulein Hanse, proclaimed as the lightest jockey that ever rode q German horse, a mere doll, easi- ly won by ten lengths.
 The king Of Mesopotamia recently used 30 Ford cars in making a trip from Mosul to Kirkuk.
New Britain herald., 1926-09-10
Build Huge Stadium
 Of Salyaged Lumber

San Antonio, Sept. 10-MaterlaT
 salvaged from the barracks of old Camp Travis near Fort Sam Hous- ton, where thousands of troops trained during the World war, ia be- ing used to construct the Fort Sam Houston Hippodrome, the largest
 stadium made of salvaged lumber in the country.
 All construction is being done by the Second Engineers along plans devised by Colonel Lytle Brown, for
 merly an instructor in the staff school at Leavenworth and one Of the best known men in the army.
New Britain herald., 1926-09-10

Suites as comfortable as beau tiful and made of such quality materials as this sute-are sel- dom, very seldom offered at s2S9. 50. suite of this character us- ually commands sS50. Comprises a davenport, club chair and wing chair-with carved legs, strong resilient springs and reversible cushions. Covered in very beau tiful and durable pattern of mo- hair.
Imperial Valley press., 1926-02-09
PLAN FORMED TO
SETTLE VALLEYS
LABOR PROBLEMS
Confined from page y

Mcxicans in Spanish, together with
Il translation Of the same in Eng
li,h for the benefit Of the employers.
instructions to tac employers will
also be given,
Everything will be done by the
labor bureau to help the Mcxicans.
The success Of the plan will depend
largely upon the cooperation Of the
employers. however. As soon as
the printed circulars appear, they
VIII lie requested to study the in
formation contained therein and act
#ccordingly. Close cooperation will
be necessary to retain the number
who are already here, II is cmphaslz-
ed.
l.. {. Lee Of this city, together
with Argyla McLachIan and George
Swinh. who has been pat on the
committee in he place of Lee Sci
bert. will cooperate with Moore in
getting the plan into operation.
Moore, who has been Il resident of
the valley for Il number OF years
speaks Spanish flucntly, is thor
ough.l acquainted with the immi-
gtati.. .l..S. and fully vcrscd i'll all
phase s.. tLr subject.
Imperial Valley press., 1926-02-09
LEWIS RETURNS
TO Ell CENTRIC AS
CADILLAC AGENT

W. If. Lewis, formerly engaged
N the automobile business here. IS
rcturning to Fl Ccutro as rcpry,cn-
tativc Of Don Lee. Inc, state agents
for the Cadillac ear.
Until nearly two years ago Lewis
was one Of the leading automobile
dealers in the county. He left
her" at that time to engage in bus
iHces in Arizona.
His company plans to open u
branch salcsroom and service or
4unization in This city. Lewis said
today, and now has two or tire"
tentative sites undcr consideration.
For the present he is stayiu& at the
R;rbara Worth hotel and is anxious
to get in touch with all Cadillac
oMncr> in the valley.
Win opening Of Don i.""
b3auch here, VALLEY Cadiilac owners
will l.. abl" 10 have their cars SER
;c,d orc and when touring in other
pan. Of tho s;ate the various
bIa' ars Of the company will b"
"r8i bic for their convenience,
Lcw, said.
He has a hos. Of friends in all
parts Of the valley and his return
to the automobile business here IS
welcomed, even by his competitors
who have always held him in high
tSt esteem.
Imperial Valley press., 1926-02-09
STATE BOARD TO
PROBE CHARGES
OF FIGHT FIXING
by United Press Leased Wire

SACRAMENTO, Feb. . The
state athletic commission today had
under consideration charges made
BY Joe William, referee, that
George Wilson. boXcr-manager, ac-
cused him Of accepting money to
- fix - fight.
William Hanlon, commission mem
her who conducted Il hearing here
late yesterday afternoon, said he
would report his findings at 4
fun meeting Of the commission Feb.
ruary 10.
'This habit OF managers abusing
referees must stop Hanlou deciar-
cd. Il am going to get hard boll-
cd III these cases.
Williams alleged that Wilson
manager Of Young Farrell. charged
him with throwing the fight to Vic
Foley, Canadian bantamweight,
when FoicE and Farrell met in Sac
r;mento two weeks ago.
Williams testified that Wilson ac.
costed him and declared he " fixed
the fight. Wilson denied that h.
u.ed the word "tiXcd'', but he adj
mitted using strong language to-
ward the referee.
California Vegetable Union has
leased 800 acres in the Wo0dville
Imperial Valley press., 1926-02-09

In celebration Of the birthday of
Dave Gussin, popular orchestra di-
rector who leads the syncopated
rythmS at He Red Wing dance pa
viion al BrawIcy, what is reputed
to be the largest birthday cake ever
made in the valley Will be cut to-
night.
The giant cake, which will be a
replica OF the Red Wing pavilion,
represents a triumph Of the baker 5
and coufcctioner's arts.
- personally will cut Il piece of
my birthday cake for each person
present, Gu,sin announces.
\ number ot musical features will
be included in the program. The
orchestra will play a special over
ture.
The maple floor of the Red Wing
has iust been rcsanded and polished,
and is in splendid shape for dane
ing, the management announces.