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Evening star., 1926-11-14
GLORY OF BOXING DAYS
is VANISHED FROM LENS
Wax Figure Of Battling Sikh Is
Only Reminder Of Time When
CARPENTER Flourished.
BY the Associated Press.


PARIS, November 13.-The late
Battling Sikh, superbly modelled in
wax, is much in evidence in the show
window in one Of the brand.new shops
of Lens, and Is about the only re-
minder that Georges Carpenter first
saw the light of day through the
dusty, smoky atmosphere of this min
ing town. Georges himself is absent
from the show window.
The tremendous things that hap
pened in the region after Georges left
it have driven boxing and boxers to
the background. Amin has it's Mas
cart, other towns of the coal belt have
their hopes" cock-fighting has come
back into it's own and javelin throw.
ing is again popular, but Francois
Descamps, the former Tex Rickard of
the coal country, has no successor,
and the Young Carpenter" that might
bring the manly art back into favor
has failed to reveal himself.
1.-The next champion from Lens"
said one Of the rare citizens who take
an interest in the matter. ''is likely to
have a name that sounds more like
Young Polski' than Carpenter. The
Poles outnumber u.s." he added. Some
day they will outvote us, and there is
no reason to doubt that they will out
box U.S."
Evening star., 1926-11-14
MEETS NO WHITE WOMAN
IN PERIOD OF is YEARS
Rv the Associated Press.

LONDON, November 13.-Percy
Mather Of Fleetwood, who has been
doing missionary work in the heart
Of China, never saw a white woman
for 16 years and, until he arrived
home. knew nothing Of moving pic
lures and airplanes,% excepting what
he had learned from pictures and
books.
In the course Of his work in Sin
kiang Mr. Mather extracted 1900
teeth free and without using an an
aesthetic. He was 68 days journey
from the nearest hospital or mission.
ary station.
The population of the province is
100000. but there are no railways,
telephones or newspapers. There are
but two automobiles in the entire dis
trict, belonging to officials.
Evening star., 1926-11-14
WORMS PLAGUE LEEK.
"Poor Mans Asparagus" to B
Scarce in France This Year.

PARIS. November 13 R.-Leeks,
the poor mans asparagus, will be rare
in France this year. The plants are
afflicted by plague Of worms, which
eat away indifferently the roots or the
hearts. The epidemic is not confined
to one region. 1t devastates alike the
great truck gardens around Paris an
the principal vegetable raising CEN
ters in Normandy and Poitou. So far
the experts Of the ministry of agri-
culture have been unable to find an
effective method for destroying this
worm
Evening star., 1926-11-14

Continued in Tomorrow's Starr
Evening star., 1926-11-14
Woman Rules Soviet Body.

The Society for Cultural Relations
With Foreign Countries, a Russian
body which attempts to smooth the
way for intellectual contact between
the Soviet Union and other countries,
Is presided over by a woman, Olga
Kameneva, the wife of one Of the
nronoinent Soviet leaders.
Evening star., 1926-11-14
PARIS FIREMEN SPEED
IN LUXURIOUS TRUCKS

BY the Associated Press.
PARIS, November 13.-Paris fre-
men will henceforth speed to confia-
grations in luxurious upholstered COW
cred machines. Comfort Is the key
note of the heavy weight automobile
show, as it was Of the luxury car ex'
position which preceded it. But the
new machines for flremen are the
last word in luxury.
The ease and convenience OF driver
ond nassenger seem to be the guiding
Evening star., 1926-11-14

principle Of designers of the imposing
trucks, majestic omnibuses and in
genius f1refighting machines dis
played Some of the autocars are so
elaborately fitted as Pullmans one
conveyance built to cross the Sahara
being provided with a fine kitchen
and eight comfortable beds.
Evening star., 1926-11-14
WALES AMUsES CROWD.
Appears in Volunteer Vaudeville
Team While Awaiting Train.

LONDON, November 13 R).-The
Prince of Wales. his favorite Cairn
terrier Cora and a large inflated rub
Der kangaroo made quite vaudeville
team, as spectators discovered on a
railway station platform, while his
highness was waiting for train.
Having purchased the kangaroo
from a book stall. the prince amused
the spectators by holding 4 sparring
exhibition between the kangaroo and
dog
Evening star., 1926-11-14
CONTINUED from Yesterdays starr
SYNOPSIS OF PRECEDING CHAPTERS

Herod. Tetrarch of Galilee. has just
marched mar through the village Of Jezreel. in
h,ns thSns on pnearthing plot for raid against
Sarthian allies. Lala. Arabian woman.
9Ses from the village inn. to escape arrest:
Sh4 leaves there q Roman soldier named
Antonius. who lies with q broken leg: An
teniua and Laila together have fought. in
Arah3&1s who came 70 to the village in
diegmse. woundipg the chief and three
othere The soldier. as this chapter opens.
70 talking with q man calling himself Omar
t1A Pergtan. who brought warning to Laila
Of hee danger from Herod. They are inter-
ruptAo By a ehrfek outside.
Imperial Valley press., 1926-09-15
SPORT NEWS SECTION

Benny Romero and Andrew Brooks,
looms as bright spot on the card.
Whenever Benny climbs into the
ring fans are assured of a fight An
drew, an elongated coIorcd batter,
is confident he can earn another de
cision over Benny and fans know
that the four rounds will be crowd
ed with action. Brooks is conner
and if he gets by the tough Ro-
nero he is booked for some lucra-
tive engagements.
Ernie Lewis and Frankie Boldt
will battle six rounds or less, in
the scmi-finai. Boldt showed mere
before aud made quito a hit. Lewis
is a Tucson product and he recent
~ scored win over Frnuki" Ara-
goa, FL Centre favortc. Two Arm
;'ronga win battI" If out in the
opener. Hvrlc Armstrong Of Imper-
ial Will meet Young Armstrong,
colored battlrr from !.oltviIlc.
Imperial Valley press., 1926-09-15
Battering Affair
NOTICE CT SALE

WHEREAS AIs#v 8yr dill be-.
conc iu.irL;ed to Il. Naorr Mojrs
Company, corporation, formerly
Imperial Valley Finance Corpora
tioi. IN the sum o. 1oU06 for tuc
caring for anl stfe keeping Of that
certain Cadillac, seven Passenger
touring automobile, motor No.
x57915, which automobile IS NOW
and ha, uecn continuously since
That debt VS. incurred. in the pos.
session Of the sad Moore Motor
Company. aaa s4.1 :,uoant is - lien
"Ion Sald automobile and whereas
more than twcutv lays he, 5ap~cd
since said debt taegn llc and sal
lien attached and rrj.aer tine sal
amount of 5000 Nor orr Ia:t
thereof Ia, been paid by .ir ..ad
Archie Eysd or ANY o'he- rca-aa 1a.
BIZ, behalf.
NOW, THEREFORE,. notice /,
hereby giveu hat en- tin l,'adav -
,cptcmbcr. 1876. - ~ horr ot Ten
clock A. NJ. Of >ld day n 'front.'
II the Office at .Fc N55r% NWu,-
Company il. -dl-766 rs Main stree.
= the ely o. RI CUtr,. co,u5y o.
Imperial. state ot California. the
rid Moore 81 .'ot- c4.r.t Ntl
ril all "a" hight. tilic. i.',.-i anal
huity in ard to sand aa5am .o.r
iJove desc.lir1. OF so aur1 the,,oi.
j. shal! l., lGrc,.sary, a PlDilr aue
ron, for ,,-h. awful m,n.y Of .hr
lni'cd S'l' e Amor5ra, 20 rh,
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lac expense, of sale.
Dated thIs md day Of -np'.m5.e
1926
MOORE MOTORS COMr'>N:
r.lO Bv y. A hcouard, Pres,
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PRESS CLASSIFIED SECTION

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WANTED--Woman assistant in
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Watching the
Score Board
by United Press Leased Wire


Yesterdays Hero.-Rav Krcmcr,
who hurled his eighteenth win of
the season and enabled the Pirates
TO stay in the running for Tie Ma
'tional flag by hanging a ; to 0 de,
feat on the Giants. 'Thc Pittsburgh
pitcher held the McGraw elan to
tour hits.
BY taking the heavy end of a )
to | count, the Cincinnati Reds
jumped into half a game lead after
their encounter with the Brooklyn
Dodgers. st. Louis was idle yes
terday, which paved the way for the
Reds advance.
Hack Wilson. Cub outficldcr. was
hit in the head by Garrison in the
sixth inning of the Philly-Cub and
was taken from the field uncon-
scious. The Phils won to /.
Rain prevented the Athletics
game with the White Sox at Chicago
the only American league game
scheduled yesterday.
Imperial Valley press., 1926-09-15
Here and There
in Sport Wcrsd
Hs United Press Leased Nirr

Ry United Press LeDsrd Nirr
Long Island City.-Onc Of Gene
TunncY ) sparring partners, Bud
German. easily won over Franz
Dicner. touted German heavyweight
in a ten round bout here last night.
The German fighter 5 debut was a
failure from the start, German bat
tcring his European opponent with
a left jab.
San Francisco.-Gcneral satisfac-
tion with Referee Irwin s action in
stopping the bout last night between
Leo Lomski and Joe Roche for the
Pacific coast middlewcight title,
was expressed today by those who
witnessed the encounter The Alb
crdccn, Wash, fighter outweighcd
Roche by II pounds aud when the
bout was stopped i'll the fourth
ro,.;ld Roche was badly beaten and
lying on the ropes after Il terrific
pummcling Of vicious rights and
icft8 to head and body. Roche
fought gamcly. Lomski was awarded
q technical knockout.
Imperial Valley press., 1926-09-15
Phil Rosenberg
Disqualified by
Illinois Ga rd
By United Press Leased Wire

CHICAGO, sept. l.. Charley
Phil Rosenberg was Disqualified for
life by the Illinois Boxing Commits
sion and his title Of worlds baH-
tamwri@Rt champion awarded to
in. Tay,1r, the Tcrrr Hautc CON
t"T.,,Cr.
Taylor and Rosenberg were 10
have boxed ten rounds on Thursday
evening of this week, with the title
at stake, but, according to the box
ing commission. Rosenberg violated
'hc rules hr pcgsistrnrly refusing
to post his forfeit Of $1,000, du,
eight days before the fight
Wool has of late been selling in
Mcndocino county for 81 cent, a
pound.
Imperial Valley press., 1926-09-15

milton, practical engineering in
few months and make $50 to $3.50
weekly. Training guaranteed,
positions while learning. Money
making auto book free. Write Ma
tional Automotive School, 1000
Figueroa ST., Los Angeles.
2eod If
Imperial Valley press., 1926-09-15
FOR {IENT
NEW BUNGALOW
N COLONIAI COURT

139 to -. Din. street
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turcs, hayjNon' floors, fire
places. can a' G13 Brighton
aftm 6 'c'o~E. Phone Mrs.
Green, 2dll. Mnn Wrl sat,
,trO industry is booming an,
needs mon. Learn repairing, i
Imperial Valley press., 1926-09-15
Wanted To Buy

WANTED poultry Of All kinds. 1889
Woodward. Phone 900 for prices.
7tf
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Imperial Valley press., 1926-09-15

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out knowing the real cause.
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let us give you a Free Demonstra-
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Imperial Valley press., 1926-09-15

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Imperial Valley press., 1926-09-15
So. California
Sporting Briefs
ny United Press Leased Wire

Los ANGELES, Sept. 15.-Bobby
Burns, New York lightweight, little
known in this section but said to
boast an enviablc record in the east
will be the opponent of Baby Joe
Cans, negro sensation. in the ten
round main event at the Olympic
auditorium tonight.
Burns is substituting for Tommy
O 'Bricn who broke his right hand
while sparring with Bobby La Sale
Monday afternoon.
Thc New York lightweight is said
to be in excellent condition having
been training daily since he arrived
here three weeks ago with Ruby
GOidstcin.
Imperial Valley press., 1926-09-15
Base Bah Standing
NATIONAL LEAGUE
! esterdaYl $ Reslllts

Pittsburgh :, Ncw York 0.
Cincinnati >, Brooklyn |.
Philadelphia >, Chicago /.
Only games played.
Imperial Valley press., 1926-09-15
Lost and Found

LOST OR STOLEN-Sunday. Silver
gray German police dog, seven
months, wearing collar with name
Karl. Also owners name, !. A.
Bowers, Box 81, FL Centre. Phone
$50 or deliver lis So. Fifth ST
7tf
LOST-On Main St, White Cold
Bar pin with diamond setting in
ceutcr Reward. Inquire Press Of
ficc. 1873
NIIL GIVE - reward for in for.
natjou lnadiug TO arrest of party
stealing lawn mower from corner
Fifth and Hamilton. Ruby vii
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~TRAYFh OR STOIUN-Ligl :
Jersey cow, ~hog, horns, gentle
Answer, uam" Daisy. Send iufor-
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ial Pumping Plaut Reward 1891
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lar4 tan uugora scarf. Reward.
Return Press office or 4. G.
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Imperial Valley press., 1926-09-15
MAIN EVENT TO
BE SCIENTIFIC,
CLEVER AFFAIR

Leo Mitchell, fighting youth who
has invaded this section from Pitts
burgh, Kansas, returns to the FL
Centre arena Friday night to show
his wares once more. He trimmed
Joe De Leon, whirlwind Filipino, in
his first start here recently and
fans arc, expecting him to do the
Same thing to Don Downcy, albeit
this Downcy is carrying around a
man sized reputation as fistic
performer.
1t appears az though the mma.
gemcnt was fortunate in signin"
men of Mitchell Z and Downcy =
style in view Of the fact that the
evening is to be Ladies' Night
and there will not be a big demand
for CORY combat. Both Mitchell
and Downey are clever, fast and
heavy lIitters. Neither is in the
habit Of standing up and making 4
target of himself 50 the bout should
be treat for those who Ike Il
scientific exhibition.
Battering Affair
iIttH'lI ilISi appearance mere
same timc aao, against .jee De Loon,
was 4 hatterlug affair in which De
Leon enacted the role Of catcher.
He caught enough iohg in the face
to wreck = less sterling warrior and
III" whole thing was anything but
pL'as7"' - took ur.u ri tim
Mitchell viii be facing a boy who
j, said to be- moro ia Mitchell =
c'""s and the battle should br more
oven.
"a. m.ia Il-IiminatE, teItN.--.
Imperial Valley press., 1926-09-15
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LOST HORSES, : BLACKS, l
BROWN. . EtYS. ! GREY. Re.
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pcrjal Calf l510
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Imperial Valley press., 1926-09-15
Income S175.0O Per Month

UNDER LEASE
4 uni. bungalow court, located
III best residential district Of FL
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each unit having nice rooms,
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ing. Cat arrange terms, so pro
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Imperial Valley press., 1926-09-15
t5'ge G cAles Flee
Over Nigsat

Nirorulnus as II may seem, ncV-
.r.,rlc~s DENN'S IMPROVED TAN
rBECNLH CREAM applied "a PEE
Imperial Valley press., 1926-09-15
AMERICAN LEAGUE
Yesterdays Results

PAiadclphia.Chica2o, postponed:
rain
Gu, gHma scheduled.
Imperial Valley press., 1926-09-15
Real Silk Hosiery Mills

WORLD 5 LARGEST MFBS.
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Eli CENTRO. TELEPHONE EL
CENTRIC 449 AFTER I =. N.
EDWIN STEWART, IMPER-
IAL VALLEY MGR. 1916
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1ftl
FOR SALE-Small drink stand with
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Olive, after 6 p. m. 14t3
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bought and sold, +. II. Cheser.
$50
HARTZELI.-Roofcr. Takes guess
work out Of roofing, Phone 251W.
7tf
Imperial Valley press., 1926-09-15
Pains, cramps
or CallOuSeS
there

are sure indica-
tions that the
al ch across the
ball Of the foot
has broken down.
Thousands of peo-
pie suffer intense
pain, cramps and
burning CallouScs
Imperial Valley press., 1926-09-15
Help Wanted

| w S~seSS"
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l#t3
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9s6. I4t3
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Imperial Valley press., 1926-09-15

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Imperial Valley press., 1926-09-15
COAST LEAGUE

Yes erAay Results
not'ard 9, San FIaneisco !.
Oakland I, Mission 3.
Hollywood 3. seattle q.
Imperial Valley press., 1926-09-15

Occidental college IS hopes for a
second straight Southern California
conference football championship
were given a severe Jolt when it be-
came known yesterday that George
Purser and Clarence Hitch, stars Of
last year s team, will not be able to
play this wear.
Purscr, star haIfback for the past
two wears will not return to school
;his year and Hitch, experienced
tackle has been forced to abandon
football because of his physical con
dition.
Imperial Valley press., 1926-09-15

Charley Tonov, former star tackle
at the University Of California and
lime coach al Southern Branch t..
Of c., has been signed to assist Bill
He, in roacLing the Loyola Col,
lcgr gr;ddrrs.
Imperial Valley press., 1926-09-15

l3ill cole, former tackle at L. :.
G. and storm center of the 1921
orth'c1k between the Trojans and
California and Stanford, has been
signed to supplaut Paul Minniek
rs head line coach at /. :. c.
Cole 5 appointment followed an
uounccmcut that Miunick was to
play professional ball this year With
G"d Grange = New York team.
Imperial Valley press., 1926-09-15

T. ". Bail, second class sea
man Of tie L. ). :. Nevada i, the
latest candidate for the % mile
Catalina channel swim. Bailey has
been training several weeks for the
went and expects to make 4 start
some time next week.
Imperial Valley press., 1926-09-15

III " Stranglcr' Lewis, claimant
Of the world heavyweight wrestling
title, had little trouble with
Wayne Big Mum last night at
Vernon. a series Of hcadlocks gave
the " Stranger two straight falls
and the match.
Lewis took the first fall in -
minutes and - seconds and the
second in - minutes and 50 seconds.
Both falls were gained through the
use Of the deadlock.
Joe 'Toots' Mondt threw Mike
Romano in the semi final. y jack
kultc scissors did the trick after 81
inmates and 30 seconds Of crap,
pling.
Imperial Valley press., 1926-09-15

Jack Thompson, lightweight, Scor-
cd 4 tcchical knockout over Charley
Pitts in the eighth round Of 4 sched-
ulcd ten round bout at Culver City
last might.
Jimnv FaX Won decision oyer
Dick Rrovrr in the six round semi
final bout and Joe Cardo2a knocked
ont Jack Lanson in the second round
IN The special event.
Imperial Valley press., 1926-09-15

Do YOU want to sell your
hous"' List it NOW. We
have many inquiries far
hou-cS now. Don T wnit
till spring.
Edgar Bros. Realty Co.
COS Main s.. Phone l6C
Imperial Valley press., 1926-09-15

WANTED-iTwo lady solicitors, *.
pericncc not necessary. Press Eox
9S6. Iit2
Evening star., 1926-12-14
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AT lIi6 9th sT. NW-Home cooking and
appetixing surprise at every meal: newly re
modelled: just opened: come early 10 get hrst
selection OF rooms. -
215 9th ST. sW-Rooms with board. Mrs.
c. w. Lackey. phone Frank. 1O9s --.
1889 X ST. NW--Beautiful double front
room, also single. gle.--.---------.- "a
l437 BELMONT ST. NV.
room and private bath also single south
front room; private garage. e.4~~-- -
GIRLS
ARE YoTE TENITNlERadHNEMEEP INEaHNEMNEGEEPP BY YOUR
Every effort is made TO create ? happy
Beautifully furnished roms that will appel
to any girl double rooms with twin peos
a''f Entertainment S privileges laundry abnn, pun;
dant hot water Meals served t. men men sss bess
food Msc S4e evsnne snG
he Virginians People living IN vicinity are
invited to try our dinners FrankIn seso'
1914 CONN. AVE. l5F
Evening star., 1926-12-14
Observation-Disclosures

THE TTFFANY-1926 10th ST.
| rm & bath: rent $50 per month.
rms. bath. rec. hall. breakfast porch
'et' rms' ms NY baths. French doors. elevator
se'''e0 o6i N ST, NV.
fixtures. hardwood floors. ami; 80.
Very attractive apt. rms. b.. $40
"''u ''' NV 1925 Porter St
C9zy apis. rms: bath h,wh ~. b. heat
z rms. &. bath; rent. S45.
rms: bath: rent, 500 mo-; ele-
The SarAsld-ao1 M.st, NV.
Mammoth Oak Gardens,
1609-1611 31st 81.
2 rms. and bath. Murphy bed; rent.
3'gn rms. SIi and bath: rent. $3.50 and $3.50
1920 l. ST. NV.
s2 rms. bath. rear po'ch; rent reduced to
"A 1902 7th ST. NV.
4 large rooms and bath: rent, S35 month
2423 st, NV. tColoredJ
rms 17s1 7sq :sssNw ! g. NV. re1s ecolSTed5 Ts month
GOOD apts.. d rooms. baths; rent. S110
Good sSs se,s gss n;,s ard rms. and bath rent
900 200. anu nc SeREEyHk seR nsPfh !. soss. INC.
I415 st: NV. Realtors. Main 4752.
2l45 CALIFORNIA ST.
Two rooms. kitchen and bath
g. R. KRAEMER,