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The Washington times., 1926-11-11

SO, $50
NORTHEAST
Near Rhode island Ave. and
Second ST. REDUCED IN PRICE
FOR IMMEDIATE SALE. Pre-.
war built colonial home. pressed
brick construction. Six rooms.
three bedchambers. good bath.
electricity. parQuet floors. tull
basement. comfortable porches.
splendid condition throughout.
Terms very reasonable,
Phone n 1900 to 8 P. NJ
BOSS & PHELPS
THE ROME OF HOMES
1417 K Street
Imperial Valley press., 1926-06-18
SLAYER OF COLLEGE GIRL seen
FL Centro Officer Shoots Douvn Bad Man After Battl
Stately Ba tile
Fleet Anchors
at Golden Gate

Sh7- IT KCISCO, june 18.
In 'tately proce sion, The bat
tic flcet OF the Uli..d States
I&vy today steam d through the
rplashad entrance CT the
golden e2.c AID moved t. an
cEo~ ? 'ong man o. war row
Ancl ors were cast about noon
by G8 vessels, here for a week
red holiday before proceeding
somewhere j. TIE Pacific
for naneuvc-s.
The "a Srp7r drcadnaught
California led the line. On her
bridgo we've Captain John H.
Stanley, Californian, and
\ 'mic1l Charles F. Hughes,
ccwmander in chief of the Pa
cif'" fleet.
Thousands of automobiles and
spectators banked the hillside
Highways OF the side of the
larhor. Though the visit was
said by naval authorities to be
irforn2l.' san Francisco eX-
tended it usual full welcome.
The fleet viii steam Monday
foc the maneuvering grounds in
tic Pacific.
Imperial Valley press., 1926-06-18
AMUNDSEN-ELLSWORTH POLAR
FLYERS SAILING FOR HOME

ade friends Of everyone in town
Trough his simplicity.
Mobile said he would stop in Sc
title two days, San Francisco four
lays and then leave for New York,
rom which port he will sail for
Come on July 81. The ariman said
Ne was to direct delivery of n di-
-igible to Jaran within three
months, Just before he left Mobile
received a cablegram advising him
he had been decorated with the mil.
itary order of the savior. 81 am
very proud he said.
Ammdsen, Ellsworth and other
members of the expedition did not
make known their plans.
Imperial Valley press., 1926-06-18
TOOK THREE
SSH D I 8 A I
POLICE N A \
Escaped After First Ar
rest Exchanging Bull
let's With Mayo.
ARRESTED T VIC E
Tried to Draw Gun Second
Time, Eut Was Hit in
the Stomach.

jose Medina is in the Ell Centre
hospital, with bullet wound
through the stomach, which may
cost him his life, following a shoot
ing match between Medina and El
Centre policemen last night.
Medina, accompanied by Frank
Mendoza, was found proving around
sando'wood Drive about IL o. clock
by Officer Mayo. Neither man
could give a good account of him
self and the officer placed them
under arrest, taking them to Wire
Brothers service station, from
which place be called for the police
ear
When the ear arrived Mayo ord.
cred his prisoners to get in. Medina
bolted and ran, drawing a gun from
beneath his hat as he did so. Mayo
opened fire upon the fugitive, who
returned the fire. Each man shot
three times without hitting anyone.
Mendosa was questioned by the
officers and told them Medina had
parked a ear on the East Side of the
city. Assistant Chief Corneilson
sent Officer Robinson to the place
where the car was parked, with in
structionS to wait for Medina.
First Shot Got Him
About o'clock Medina showed
up and the officer told him to throw
up his hands. Instead of doing so
Medina lodged around behind the
car, at the same time trying to get
his gun. Robinson then shot once,
the bullet bringing Medina TO the
ground.
Upon searching him Robinson
found the gun with three empty
shells and three loaded bullets. The
wounded man was taken to the Ell
Centre hospital.
According to the story told by
Mendosa, he and Medina came
across from Mexico recently. They
had an automobile jack and a pair
of pliers in their possession and it
is believed they intended to strip
automobiles of their tires.
Believed Auto Thieves
Mendosa was arraigned before
Judge Hervey in the police court
this morning and was later turned
over to the immigration authorities
for deportation, with the suggestion
that he be confined in Jail Tor sew
eral months before he is deported.
Tho police believe that the pair
are responsible for several automo-
bile thefts that have occurred in
this city recently and the fact that
Medina was armed shows that they
were ready to make desperate meas
ures to protect themselves.
Mayo had made a cursory search
of the men when he placed them
under arrest, and never thought
that a weapon might be secrotod in
Medina 5 hat.
Imperial Valley press., 1926-06-18
EY a. /. HRADEORD

iCnited Press Staff CorIespondenD
PARIS, June lS.-Edouard Her
riot today refused Aristide BRAND $
invitation to participate in cab
;net Of national union and it was
expected that Briand would suggest
to President Doumcrgue that Her
riot be asked to form Il cabinet.
BRAND would probably refuse to
serve n a Hcrriot cabinet, but II
Hcrriot should fa;l to form a min
istry BRAND might be requested to
try once more
Herriot formed a government in
1924 when RAYMOND Poincare re.
signed after u general election.
Rriaud told the United Press to-
day that he had failed in hi, effort
t. form a tenth BRAND cabinet
- am going to Elysoc palace at
$50 p. m, he said, ITO give Presi-
dcut Doumergue a negative reply. -
The radical group in the chamber
today decided not to support 4 cab
inrt including PoMcarc as a mem-
bcr. Tie decision automatically
compelled Herriot to refuse Briaud 5
invitation to participate in a cab
met of national union which would
have included Poincare as well as
leaders of other groups.
President Doumergue LATER sum
moucd Hcrriot TO the Elysee palace
TO invite him to form q cabinet.
Imperial Valley press., 1926-06-18
u, rnitra Press Lcas"h wir.

NOME Ala,Ln, Junc lS.-LcaI
crs of The Amundscn Fllswor'
f-,u, Pu'ar dirigihlc expedition
were homcward hound today aboard
Dos steamer Victoria, with send
II ,h, likes or which Nome has
newer known ringing in their ears,
Commander Rllld Amundscn.
ir,o Ellsworth, General Umberto
Eoiia 1pl their men left with the
.l.. wishes ~ the rity's residents
-H1 lt,r entertained them for the
past month
if vus Nahilr. however. whom
Namr eame Go ts.arl u The high
-. fltf. Thr brilliant Italian
Imperial Valley press., 1926-06-18
TRAIN KILLS TWO
IN SAN JOSE At
BLIND CROSSING
Engine and Two Baggage
Cars Derailed, But
Passengers Escape.
by United TreSS Leased Wire

SAN JOSE, Calif~ luno lS.--rNo
EN- were killed carly today when
Southern Pacific passenger train
No. 30, enrorte from San Francisco
to Los Angeles, struck an automo.
lille at blind crossing inside the
limits Of san Jose.
The engine and two baggage cars
were dcrailed aad overturned.
The two killed were Frank Kos
ter. owner of the San Jose Bakery
company, and his brother, john
Eoth were occupants of the wrecked
automobile.
Members Of the train crew mir
arulously escaped injury.
The automobile demolished hy the
impact, lodged beneath the pilot Of
the locomotive. It was dragged 2oo
feet.
Striking Il switch, the dragging
debris Of the wrecked machine calt>-
ed the locomotive to leave the rails,
carrying two baggage cars with IT,.
Accident Unavoidable
dSStH gers were lUfONu llllb
. eat confusion and excitement,
though no one was reported injured.
The engineer, Arthur Ballard,
said that both he and the fireman
! ad bccn unable to jump FROM the
locomotive when it crashed to it's
side, Both narrowly escaped death.
The train crew reported that the
@ccidcnt was unavoidable. Ii took
place al an intersection where large
buildings almost completely obscure
sight of Tie railroad tracks from
the vehicle road.
It was the third autumobilc-
train death within eight hours in
san Jose and the sixth death from
this cause since Sunday.
Lawrenc" Halves, 10, San Jose,
vas killed late last night when traiq
No. -, Shore Line limited of the
Southern Pacific struck and lie.
moiished his car at crossing four
miles south of the city limits.
Imperial Valley press., 1926-06-18
San Diego Police
Suspect Another
Crime Committed

SAN DIEGO, Calf, June 18.
Clothing containing an iden-
tification card bearing the name
John A. SWans0n was found on
tho beach near here today, a
nile from TIE spot where the
body OF a man was dragged
from the ocean several days
ago.
Police arc not sure whether
the clothing and the papers
found are keys to the identity
Of the man OF whether they in
Gicata a new murder mystery.
The man whose body was found
in the ocean had not been
drowned an autopsy showed.
a card found in the clothing
stated that Swanson was an
accredited representative Of
The Conner Manufacturing COM
pany, Dayton, Ohio. The iden-
tificat.on card was addressed
Bcncarbo, Colorado. On it also
was scri5bled DIR. Hyman
Lschner, Burlington hospi5al.'
Imperial Valley press., 1926-06-18
CHICAGO GREETS
MILLION GUESTS
FROM ALL LANDS
Eucharistic Congress TO
Add One Third to Ciiy's
Population
BY 7. I. O'SUIIIVAN
Uni.cd Press Staff CorreSpondentl

Np4t''cu IItSS ptdl1 COTIeSpOnQCnC)
NlCAGO, june Is The city
opened its hcaet aud arms today TO
wclcpmr and make comfortable L.
oop.'oo gar>ts-pjlgriH, - thr
Eucharj>tIc congress.
AS Catholics were arriving in
Numbers from every continent, Chi
cago began 10 realize what it means
to absorb = crowd one third Of its
own size, bHt made h.roir efforts
To hc q gracious host.
with the priuccly guests resting
from the rjotIous welcome given by
lhr publc yesterday, until the form
a and Official reception Is held to-
night, rcccpj 5ou committees gave
their attention TO visitors oI ordi-
nary rank.
school buildings, vacated this af-
tcruoou for the SUMMER, viii be
Immediately arranged into dormo-
tories whore clerical visitors will he
aouSrd. Spare bed rooms were re-
QUESTIONED and homes ot the veal
hy thrown open. ssSxH
ON The >Ity.,s thc crowds grew
more cosmopolitan the hronzcd
missionary from India and the barb
cd bcucdictinc from his southern
European monastir home dating
back to the fourth century. mingled
with .hr wheat farmer Of the south
west who las Just harvested his
crop, and with the white robed nun.
With the hotfSiug problem fairly
wen SETTLED through the furnish
mg Of accommodations for 100000
in private homes. as well rs usim"
school~ and hotels TO The limit of
their capacity, Ia" mayor problems
remaining were traffic, transporta-
.IIn AnN inrutnN.
Imperial Valley press., 1926-06-18
Rota ria ms Are
Ready to Leave
Denver Toda y


DENVER, Colo, june lS-Rotary
International was ready shortly af-
teruoon today to say " fiuiS' to the
convention that has been in session
here since last MoudaY.
Announcement of the board of di-
rcctorS, selected by hallotinY YES
tcrdaN, was made today. Those Sc
loctcd follow:
John Y. Symcs, Lockport, y. Y.
Ken Guernsey, Orlando, Fla.
Edw. +. Flynn, St. Paul, Mimi.
", Eugene Newsom, Durham, y.
G.
Allan Street, Oklahoma, Okla.
Rufus H. Chaplin of Chicago,
treasurer Of Rotary for II years,
was reelected.
Imperial Valley press., 1926-06-18
Unidentified Body
Strands in North
by United Press Leased Wire

MANSFIELD, Ore, June 1S.-
Authorities here are unable to de
finitely determine whether the body
clad in a green bathing suit and
washed ashore at the entrance of
Coos Bay yesterday, is that of 4
man or woman. The officials are
investigating thoroughly, however,
on the theor Ythat there is a pos
sibility that the body may be that
of Mrs. Aimee Semple Mcpherson,
Los Angeles evangelist.
The only means of Identification
are the Filings in the teeth and a
dentist, after an examination, de-
clarcd that he was inclined to be
lieve that the body was that of
man, due to the size of the teeth
Long, slender fingers and finger
nails, however, indicate, on the 9th
er hand, that the body may be that
of a woman.
Imperial Valley press., 1926-06-18
L. S. Is After
Chinese Wine
Nv United Press Lcns.d Wire

WASHINGTON. june Is The
department of Justice announced to
day receipt of Il report from the
california northern district United
States district attorney that he has
instituted libel proceedings for for
fciturc f ll,000 cases of Chinese
wines held in customs warehouse at
S2u Francisco and valued at over
%l.000,o00. The case will test
whether the Wine is admissible and
sharp contest is expected. The gov
crnment claims it contains A. to 30
per cent alcohol; the importers hold
il j., medicine.
Imperial Valley press., 1926-06-18
American Tennis
Stars Regain The
Wightman Trophy
BY HENRY L. FARRELL
Omitted Press Staff Correspondent
IErINfpI EnOM rn,lnna I,,,nn

BY HENRY L. FARRELL
United Press Staff Correspondent
WIMBLEDON, England, June
l8. - American women tennis
stars today regained the Wight
man cup which they lost last
summer at Forest Hills, by de
feating their British opponents
il four out Of seven matches.
Possession of the trophy was
not decided until the last match
Of the day, when Mary K.
Browne and Elizabeth Ryan,
California doubles team, defeat
I'd Mrs. Kitty McKane Godfree
and Evelyn Colyer.
The victory Of the invaders
came as surprise since the
British stars wen last year even
when Helen Wills, the Ameri-
can champion, was in the play.
Miss Wills absence was not
noticed as mucL IS had t3en
expected. The British team won
tl-4oe of The live singles
matches, but both doubles en-
gagements went to the United
States.
Imperial Valley press., 1926-06-18
CHILEAN LEADER ATTACKS u. S.
AND ASSAILS MONROE DOCTRINE
ny TnitrI rrcs. Lcnncn W.irc

Nv T"itcd Press Len~co Wire
WASHlNGTCN. Juno 1S.-Pro-
dent Coolidge and tho cabinet souo'
a way ont of the Taena,Arica cri-
is today, rs Chile threatened
withdraw from din'omotin rcgoti
tioNs for settlement here with A.
Tritcl States ard Peru, followi"o
conqrso of I've Coo'idca P1oN;s.j'
- do+ormioo sovereignty Of the arid
P""ific provinces.
The cabinet de'ihcrated under 4'o
apprehension caused hv an'i-Amo~-
can demonstrations in Chi'c aN1
africa and bv the threatening state
mont issued bv former Pres A'e3-
Sardri of Chile. Alessandri mn
pugreI The good faith OF General
Imperial Valley press., 1926-06-18
SEVEN YEARS MUST PASS
ERE ONES LEGALLY DEAD

LOS ANGELES, juno lS-Decl1r-
ing that seven years must clapsc be-
fore a death certificate can be Is
sued for missing person, Frank
Nance, Los Angeles county coroner,
refused to sign a certificate for
Aimee Scmple Mcpherson, noted
evangelist who disappeared a month
ago TODAY. Mrs. Mcpherson is he
lieved :" hove been drowned in the
surf at Venice.
Imperial Valley press., 1926-06-18

'liam La77i,or, American chair
0N at africa, in voting a fair Pleb-
ite impossible because of Chilean
0rrorjsm, and added that he would
'0d q movement against the Mon.
" doctrine, substituting the cry,
.'r t'. .~ica for the Latin
Americans. ="
chill Ambassador Cru,haga
r"'orrel 'og hilv with Secretary
Fo0erg, II w2s believed in din'o-
o""" c'rc'cs that he unofficially
'~formcd Kellogg that Chile con-
s'lorad the negotiations here end.
ell bat left the way open officially
for an unexpected last minute set
Continued on Page
Imperial Valley press., 1926-06-18
Engineer Killed
In Train Wreck
ny United Press LEASED Wire

SPOKANE. Wash, June IS
Engineer Arthur j. True was killed
aud fireman, named Hawkins,
seriously injured when a Great
Northrn frut special from central
Washington, plunged from the track
into thu Kootcuai river near Bon
ucrs Ferry. Idaho last night.
Twenty Thousand dollars worth
% cherries aud Strawberries were
treNu iu the river.
Imperial Valley press., 1926-06-18
Prominent Texan
Arraigned Today
u, ,ai..a ,'r~-- Iss~~" wIre

LOS ANGELES. Iuur Isl. v.
Strayhcvu. prominent Houston,
Texas phvsirinu WAS arraign'd h'.
fore Ir.trI state. t'1U. 'r"r
David Head ou federal grand jury
indirtmcat charging him with maxi
ing fraudulent statements =" secure
"a Io1n from the federal land bank
of Houston. .
Sti.vlarn bail was SET az $4,000
pcrdirg ,,lrldition proceedings.
Imperial Valley press., 1926-06-18
Former Head of
Defunct Bank Is
Out for Governor
by United Press Leased Wire

FRESNO, Calf, w. D. Mitchell,
former president of the $12,000,000
defmct Valley bank, who has been
vindicated three times on grand
jury indictments, disclosed today
that he is considering throwing his
hat in the ring as a Republican
candidate for governor in Califor-
MIA.
One Of the planks in his platform
he declared, will be a law to curb
immense chain banks which he de-
clarcd are getting a strangle hold
on all business in many commuui-
ties. -
Imperial Valley press., 1926-06-18
Three Ships Burn
To Waters Edge
Hy I'uIted Pres. IcuSed Wire

ORANGE, Texas, June lS-Three
wooden steamships were burned to
the waters edge here this afternoon
by fire started by gasoline explod-
ing ON Il barge The loss was esti-
mated by the Western Marine Stor-
age company, owners, at %2j0,000.
The vessels were purchased from
the United States shipping board
about three ycais ago and had been
in storage since.
Imperial Valley press., 1926-06-18
by United Press Leased Wire

SAN FRANCISCO, June is. -
William c. Eavison, alias Caine, who
charged before a house Investigating
committee in Washington, d. c.,
that banks dabb'cd in the bootleg
inquiry, viii probably be returned
to California u face bad check
Charge and tie Ire Of several Cali
fornia financial institutions named
in his uusworu statements.
With the detective bureau in
communication with the Washing
Continued on page 81
Imperial Valley press., 1926-06-18
Toy Revolver
Athlete Bandit
Gets Probation
uv United Prr4s LenScd y4-ir,s

NV '"'t"" Pr"Ss L""Scd Nirs
NEW YORK, June 1S.-Alexand.
or Hodges, % year old University
OF Kansas graduate and football
star, who robbed tla cashier of an
uptown restaurant of $240 at the
point of a toy revolver last April
20, was given a suspended sentence
eNd placed cn t""~o vrnrr n~r"ntiou
in general sessions court today.
Hodges y month 0UN D'r. r'il-
" to grand larceny in .he second
degree when charged with robbery.
Imperial Valley press., 1926-06-18
Wife Slayer Is
To Serve Life
Ry United Press Leased Wire

LOS ANGELES, June 18-Benito
Garcia, MeEiean, was sentenced to
serve the remainder of his life in
san Quentin penitentiary for the
murder Of his wife, Micaela, in SUI
pcrior court here today.
Garcia admitted his guilt and de.
c'aret he became enraged at his
wife because he believed she showed
t3yoriti>m To q guest at their home.
Imperial Valley press., 1926-06-18
TWO pPIvr TO DFATH
~ AN frAIo CANAL

ROIsE. Idaho, JuHH l~ hrit.a-
off ne Nourtfiu Home hi-awaV
east 81 q,t,.r. lnfo th. E'irHhan-'
,.ual t.bu lr,ulu s5d rf'" ''.
rirr were drowned carl, TODAY.
Imperial Valley press., 1926-06-18
CARELESS AUTO DRIVER
MUST STAND TRIAL

MADEIRA, Calf, June l8.~-E ~
Parza was formally charged with
manslaugher here today aftor his
automobile had run up on tho aide
walk and killed Indcr Singh.
Imperial Valley press., 1926-06-18
Congress Is TO
Adjourn June 80
BY United Press Leased Wire

WASHINGTON, June 1S.-Con-
greSs Will adjourn June 30 fer the
summer recess under an agreement
reached today between senate and
house leaders.
The senate viii return November
10 to consider the Judge George ".
English Of Illinois. imp"aehement
case, under a special order. Il has
not vet been decided whether the
house viii return at that time,
Imperial Valley press., 1926-06-18
N T | | 1 \ 6
AIDED THE:
c 4 N PA|G \
Chairman Wood Relates
Amounts Given BY
Family and Banks.
S2,134,G39 IS TOT A L
Such Is Latest Estimate
Of Amount Spent by
All Candidates.
By United Press Leased Wire

WASHINGTON, June 18.-An al
legged forged letter signed with the
name of Wm. Green. president of
American Federation Of Labor,
to j. $. Fisher, gubcrnatorial candi-
date on the ticket with George
Vibration Pepper III the Pennsylvania
senatorial primary, occupied the
senate Investigating committee this
afternoon.
Vernon T. Tavlor. treasurer Of n
Pepper campaiyn committee, told
the investigators that the GrcHn en-
dorscmcnt printed in Pittsburgh
papcrs 'h"oU@h Pepper publicity
Leriquar ors. evidently was forged,
Taylor charged tina; he had been
told by man named McGrey whom
he could not identify. th:t Viii
liam TmStail OF TyIone, Pa, had
written y lr1tcr in which the text
was similar to the Green !ettcr.
Imperial Valley press., 1926-06-18

WASHINGTON. June Is. - \
charge that Pcppcr-Fisher report of
campaign expenditures in Pcnnsyl-
Vania-known to approximate" a
million and a quarter dollars -- was
confusing, ' was made bv Chair
man Reed of the senate primary in
vestigating committee today.
Reed said the accounts had been
so complicated that il was difficult
to ascertain exactly how much was
spent.
The chairman called uron Eric
Fisher Wood, chairman of the west
rrn state campaign committee, to
straighten ont obvious Implications
so that the committee would know
what was spent.
The committee had received to-
day "ories of full expenses rs filed
at lIarrisburgh,
Imperial Valley press., 1926-06-18

WASHINGTON, June IS The
Mellon family and their Pittsburgh
banks donated aud loaned $4,000
70 the Pcppcr-FiSher campaign,
Eric Fisher Wood, chairman, secured
loans which had not yet been re-
paid.
w L. Mellon gave about $4,000
in all; \. w. Mellon, secretary of
HE treasury. $4,000 and Z. B. Mel
Ion $4,000, the witness, or previous
witnesses, have said.
The evidence was brought out by
Chairman Reed cf the commit zoo
in an effort to establish whether the
Mellon family "underWrotr the
west state campaign, which, with
Wood < new evidence, is known to
have cost &l,2275.94J.
The testimony also brought the
NOW known totai cost Of the Ware
rcppcr-PincEot Republican senator
il Trace to approximately $2,l94.-
$50.
Imperial Valley press., 1926-06-18
LACERAT TED
BODY FOUND
NEAR LAKE:
Authorities Believe Her
Assailant to BE Fiend
Who Attacked Others.
TWO HAVE SEEN HIM
Claim He Was STOPPED
Over rs If Carrying
Her Body.
u, United Press Leased Wire

SEATTLE. Wash. .Jnuc Is. How
two persons saw the ,layiug of
sylvia Gaines, pretty Young smith
,oH,!e aaI"a'r Was told today Ia
the poliec.
The Witur.yr, wcrr DWIGHT
kaumnm and Miss odessa GaSkill,
former University ii Wu~hWg' "a
.'udcufs
Tn, were returning home from
the Green Lake hhsarv about 9:lJ
p. M Wednesday, aud took - short
,ut h "a path Tho saw 20 man
cro,> the path ah.aI of them 'n III
'uSh. sIeopcd over as ii hr We
carving something heavy.
Miss Cas.,ill dcscrihed the srcut:
The man crossed the Lake shore,
"r almost, and seemed TO knoel
down.
Dwight. the boy was with. ora
hearing "a moaning -ornd, SAID, Hey
Kid, what 's the matter thcrr''
Tho man replied, 'Oh, irst q
drunken guy here,
''Thep lee said to his companions,
shut ur or 70 cop win get YOU.
- noticed the moaning sound
'hcu. We saw fellow raise "a rock
and apparently throw il into the
lake. f1r th,rr WAS . snt' o' splash
ing sound. H. did that several
Times
Dwight remarked ms the groans
continued that 'hr fcllow must he
pretty drunk.
D.. W. continued ou. tlra king moth
us mar. about th. incident.
Polic, say that the rock the couple
saw raised 800 the air was probably
No.. cur which WI. used ga beat Miss
GuiuD. - death.
Nv United Press Leased Wire
SEATTLE. Wash. .iuur IS Solu-
zion uf tire mysterious murder of
S,l,lp a. Gainc- pretty Smith co!-
lrgc graduate and niece of Mm \.
GA.u,S. county commissioner. whose
lrcrratrd body WIS fcul ou th"
shore, of Grcru Lake Yesterday. is
,,ur,tri soon. police said today.
Nuthatftir, Lyll,yr lrt shaver to
hc % trud vl" attacked girl IN
the university district three weeks
a.u. Tie mau followed her for
some li<taurr aud ,hea struck her
from hrbsl lie was frightened
a...v uAcu 10 nearby resident ap
ratrrj
The description furnished hy this
oi.l v,- oH, of th' BIS of evidence (
'plrr had 20 work ou.
From tie whit, -ilr uf t'c vIung
victim 5 urcl. pN'c, took records of .
finger print, which ttrv saw will |
iG.uiif, tAr slayer once hc IS
caught
Sr,clal su.rrc.s ave been - /
rau,I since The ,1imr wa, dlscov
cred
Hoh.rt Gaiuos. 10 girls father.
au invrhl. Collapsed completely last /
Iar.t 9ut vJs .pu' a. have hrromn
q. d.,auecd. tn. pI''s mother, tr
tuo-,. here FROM california. learn
.,d ,i The tragedy todav
Imperial Valley press., 1926-06-18
Herriot VIII Be
Asked to Form
French Cabinet

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Ile-riot is now president of
the chamber Of deputies, a'.1
from JuEe 1921 to April, 1926,
he wa premier Of France.