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Much Wheat 70
Be Shipped From
Seattle Harb0r
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SEATTLE, june 24.-Meee wheat
VIII BE- shipped tlfo@ah tha tar. ot
Seattle ;ais year tdan ever b.t..e.
according T. ". >. L'r."'n, laa>'d"a.
Of ta9 port commission,
s,Iertial in freight rp..a .ayariI =
rcr.laud, Sratt'o'~ huge elevators
VIII br weH tii'"d and via .-aIr
,ocm with activity I'd, tn" c.rri'r
@li4> come and 20, Lincoln predicts.
b. special inducements jn storage
,largvs aud througa either tavorabtr
lrangrwoDrs tho port ce'uwiS.'ra
la~ h,cu assured ot supplying 20 {"
lalao j1plrcs" Steamship line and 4"
Yo"iucut AmcI.ca3 export tirw.
representing urw !u~iues which
Will nccreaitat" addition Of uoW
equipment at the gain tormjnaL
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Miscellaneous
For Sale

,A->U rOn SALE or rent. 5l5
Broadway. Phone 2l8. 21tf
FOB SALE-Marmon Sport Sedan,
run only $4,000 miles. New Duco
paint, elegant condition. 1920
viii take ii. Ask for Wilson 5.
Smith, POS G. 81. San Diego. 22t6
ahCCAD HAND business. Owne,
i.urt. wants late sedan in trade
Van Buren,, Calipatria. tn tn If
FOR SALE-Used Ford. Cheap.
Snap if sold now. G43 Olive 2&t3
FOR SALE-Eight milk cows, SIX
heifers. All coming fresh in
Sept. and Oct. On Reid ranch, ~.
miles north Mowser store on Red
wood canal 22tG
FURNITURE bought and sold. L.
K. Cheser, Heber. l6t30
FOE SALE-500 Marsh Seedless
grapefruit. 500 Eureka lemons. b .
IL. Hunter; San Diego, Rte. 4, Box
479, Nursery, Lemon Grove. 19tT
FOR SALE-Pidgeons, White King
and Red Carous. 764 Vine ST
1StI
FOR SALE-ro move, sent houses
l2Xl4. Phone 572, after p. N
Collins Wrecking Company. 27O
No. 18th st. 7tf
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For Rsat-Rooms
HOTEL HOLLYWOOD. Rooms and
Ants. Sixth & He'll. 25tj

Apts. Sixth & He'll. 25tt
FOR RENT-IIoasckecping rooms,
1913 State. l5tt
FOR RENT-Hoom on porch and
inside, also small house. Gj1 Com
mcrcial. 27tf
NICE cool room with sleeping
porch, connected with bath. Suit,
able fer TWO gentlemen. Call
SCR. l8tt
FOR RENT-noon, w"ll furnished,
outside entrance, joins bath. Close
in. Gentleman preferred. SO
Brighton 22t3
FOR Rt% %r-Furnish room, sin
gle or double. adjoining shower.
394 Hamilton. 22t4
FOR small store room or
office at 472 Main St. Chas. vii
son. 7tf
FOR FENT--elecping porch. 764
Olive. 21t4
FOR RENT-Gcntlemcu 5 quarters.
Cool, sleeping porch, with two
beds, adjoining large room, well
furnished. Shower. Reasonable.
Close in. 583 Brighton, lift
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IL More Women in
Ore gOn College
Graduating Class

LUGENF, Ore. juno 2l.--That
th" women Of Oregon are taking
equal rights seriously is evidenced
by the approximate size of the Ini-
FrrN'ty of Oregon graduating clasS
for this year.
-Four hndrcI and seventy five
seniors received diplomas here at the
commencement exercises june Is,
Hnd of this number there were II
moro women than men. Not content
with leading in numbers, the girls
also have big margin on their
st"r"cr hrotorr~ in scholarships.
H. ~tot"t, California lead all 9th
cr~ outside of Oregon.
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SEELEY
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SEELEI. June 34.-Mr. and Mrs.
Lewis Emdc have rented the y. +.
HARRISON ranch and are operating a
dairy.
Mrs. George Campbell and son
Donald and Ernest Mackey ieft
Wednesday morning ~ -,irs. Camp
bell s ear for Modesto, where Mrs.
Campbell VIII t1sit her mother while
Donald and Ernest VIII attend the
0itin.ns' Training camp At Del
Monte for four weeks.
Mrs. Fred Emdc and children are
pending the summer at National
City
john Nelson left "Wednesday
morning for Santa Ana. Mrs. Mel
son will return with him Friday.
Mr and Mrs. Harold Doty are
parents Of a baby girl, june Pauline,
Dorn june 10 at Ncastcra Hospital,
Pasadena. Mrs. Doty was Miss
Helen sheldon, daugStcr # Mr. and
Mrs. \. H. ShcIdou Mrs, Sne,don
is in Pasadena with her daughter
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LOS ANGELES, june 24.-Tbrce
knockdowns and hard punches that
landed often gave Tommy O'Bricn,
one of the leading lightwcights on
the coast, d ten round decision over
Johnny Adams, San Bernadino fav-
orite, at the Olympic auditorium last
night.
O'Brien S margin over Adams at
the finish was big. He landed ten
clean blows for every one that
Adams put in. Three times Adams
went to the canvas, but on each oc.
Imperial Valley press., 1926-06-24
COAL PRODUCTION IN
PHILIPPINES INCREASES

WNSUINGTON, June 2t.-.Nast
coal fields in the Philippine Islands
provide resource that may be
counted upon in the future, accord
iug to commcrc" dcpartmcn, survey.
Moro than 6S,oOo,Oo0 tons of coal
are stored in the islands, almost cv-
cry onc of which is a source of sup
plv, The figure, however, repro
Scnts only the available coal, most
of which is Ignite.
Anthracite, at the sam" time is
produced IN increasing quantities IN
tn" Philippines, the annual produr'
tion being approximately 6o,ooo
TOMS. Il; Was $4,000 tons five years
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Score Board
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Yesterdays Hero.-Tolson, Cub
Iirch hitter, who hit a home ruE
with u mate on base in the tenth in
ning, giving Chicago a 5 to 3 vic
torv, over Cincinnati.
Brooklyn won two games of a
double header from the Braves, > to
6 and & to !. Ninth inning rallies
turned the trick in both games.
Rogers lIornsbv hit home run
WITH the bases filled in the seventh
inning aud the Cardinals downed
Pittsburgh, q to ,.
The Chicago White SoX moved in
the second place by defeating CIcve
land ) to behind Blankcnship :
steady pitching.
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POSITION WANTHD-Hv eXpcr=
fenced office giri. Press Box 3J2
2l3
FOR RHNT-Nicc large apt. VIII
two cool bed rooms. Electric
range and washing machine. Yo9
Orange. Phone I07W. 2lt2
GARDHNA COURT-Apartmcnty.
Plcntv shade and lawn. Us South
Eighth. ILL
Any TRUCKS dcadhcadiug to Los
Angeles, see T. j. Tubbs, about
hauling hay back. ! miles south
east IIoltvjllc. 2ftf
FOR RENT-4With or without lease.
) room furnished house. Nice
lawn, lots of trees, good garage,
and close III. Can at Press office.
2ltG
WANTED-Milkcr. T. B. Walker.
! mile cast, u milc south Aca-
cia School. 2ltG
FOR RENT-Iionse at Live Oaks.
Phone l, or call 80 Holt. 24t&
FOR Large house, two
bathrooms, conveDicnt for rent
ing rooms. 753 South Fourth, 2lt2
WANTED-Somc one TO board :
II year old girl at Jac"mha ror
tie summer. Apply at ne Fl Con
tro Lunch. 2ft%
lFOP RN.NT--f'ivc nicely furnished
.ooMs. Mr.. Randall. 57Jo Third
St. Phone IIilrrc,t 1911. san
Diego. @p--9
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fALFEAEANCE CASE
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TUCSON, June ...4.--Thc frs,
of several cases agan-' Webster Il.
Land AMI Byrd Brooks, "rruscd OF
mal;casaucy in connection with OPP
cratiou and fail"rc e. 'hc T"rs'
national baak. has been ordered for
tli1', October &.
More thau loo couut, were i'm
cjudcd in the federal indictments
returned recently against the tro
UCu.
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Help Wanted

WANTED-Boy living at home to
act as assistant in stock room. So
experience necessary, an oppor-
tunity for advancement, See o. \.
IlmkcN, manager stock room, G.
W. McCab", Inco 757 Main 81.
Imperial Valley press., 1926-06-24
MCGOWAN Shows
Well in Training
"Here" For Lee

Judging fIom the moving pictures
exhibited in this city the past two
nights showing Billy McGowan 90.
ing through his training stunts, the
clever middlcwcight is in excellent
condition for his bout with Harry
Lee At the Imperial Valley Athletic
club tomorrow night.
McGowan is training at Jack
Dempsey S gymnasium in Los An
gcloS. Tho articles for his scrap
with Lee call for both men to
weigh in at 100 pounds tomorrow
afternoon AT > o clock.
Lee is training at the Coliseum
in san Diego. Unlike other fight
crS he does little or no actual box
ing between fights, his hands being
unusually small and easily hurt.
He trains with Il swinging sand bag
all the time to keep his Judge of
distance, according 60 Billy McMa,
hon.
The latter will also handle Joe
CLANCY, who meets Jimmy Huff in
the second half of the double main
crrnt. Watty Watson will be in
Hunts corner. Both ScrappcrS have
decisions over Battling Paul aud a
fast bout is anticipated. They are
due to make 40 pounds for the
battle.
George Rivers and Young Solano
will be seen in the four round spr-
cial event and the opener will bring
together De Ia Fucmtc and Young
Taylor,
Imperial Valley press., 1926-06-24
COAST LEAGUE

Yesterdays ReGults
Mission 6, Los Angeles 5.
Portland 3, Oakland !.
Sacramento I, San Francisco ;.
Seattle 6, hollywood 4.
Imperial Valley press., 1926-06-24

FOR SALE-house On Wensley
Ave. Very reasonable ter.ls. Val
ley I,Nmhe- O. 26tf
FOR SALE-Ncw stucco hoIse,
Furnished or unfurnished J32
State. 27tf
FOR SALE-New modern five room
house, with double garage. Terms.
Phone 514. 2tf
Imperial Valley press., 1926-06-24

Oregon has about 800 acres of
onions from which is expected near
lv 500 carloads, all yellow DanNCrs.
Imperial Valley press., 1926-06-24
h,.5. S22 Euclid Ave.

t'OR LONG lease at very low rent.
al, an ideal mountain winter and
summer resort or home. Situated
on state highway, adjoining a
public garage, fine general store,
restaurant. Many large oaks, en-.
gine pump, tank, house, kitchen,
water piped, river (never dry)
runs through the property. Per.
sons with capital only. J. S. 1892
Front St. San Diego. 1910
fOR RENT u. ni5hcd house for
July AMI August. Apply 529 So.
Seventh 81. 19tf
FOR RENT-Cottagc, 3 rooms, Live
Oak Springs, partly furnished;
running water; shower bath. $50
for season. Ross T. Hickcox, loo
Rehkopf Bldg. 15tf
Or HENT-TArec room coy apt.
lawn and shade, trees. Summer
rates, Adults. SO W. Main. Phone
495W. 21tf
u RNISHED house for rent. 40
Hamilton Ave. Inquire 1856 Ham
ilton Ave. i9t6
FOR RENT Uut'urnished house.
Corner Sixth and He'll. Inquire
5Sl He'll. 22t3
a'OR RENT--Furnisbed home for
the summer. Reasonable 10 right
parties. close IN. Phonc 466w.
.2t3
FOR RENT-F'ive room furnished
house with bath and shower. 672
Orange. 15tf
FOR RNNT-!Tw houses, also
rooms. Lawn and trees, plenty of
shade. 65l Commercial. o3t3
FOR Reasonable to right
party. room furnished mountain
home. c. +. Ferguson. 19eod 6
on REAI-Warenouse with spur
track Is. P.) known as Newmark
Grain warehouse ut FL Centre,
with packing shed attached. C. L.
Krauss, Motor A, Box 13S, San
Bernardino, Cal. III tn sat If
FLORENCE Apartments and rooms,
hot water for bath and laundry.
III Commercial. 23t3
FOR RENT-Furnished room apt.
Coates Apt. $40 Adams. 23tf
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Base Ball Standing
AMERICAN LEAGUE
Yesterday s Results

Yesterday S Results
Chicago 5, Cleveland 3.
Washington Philadelphia, post
poned; rain.
Only games scheduled.
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Autor2otiue
POULTRY

FOR SALE-2oo laying S. G. White
Lcghorns, also mower and rake. )
unit GaiaS EIIiTcr. Route Box
50, FL Centre. Ben, +. Anderson.
1910
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\. u. Gribhlc, Aurora, Oregon,
bought II goats and in three years
they made him 600 per cent.
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So. California
Sporting Briefs
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Los ANGELES, June 24.-Miss
AdrliHc Wchelan of san Diego, and
George Wolf Of Venice, featured the
Casa Del Mar swimming meet last
night
Miss Wchclml won the 100 yard
lash in one minute, 81 seconds
Wolf dcfcated Phil Daubenspcck
and Reggie Harrison in the 220 yard
swim. His time WAS two minutes
aud 80 seconds.
Ncu boy Brown and Teddy Silva
taprrrd off their training today for
what promises to be the equal of
any flEwri-ht bout that has been
staged ir tine southland during the
past three Months.
Tie pair will meet in ten round
bout at the Hollywood American Lc-
ZION stadium tomorrow night, and
rom ptcNrut indications the arena
will hr packed.
The camp, Of the two fighters de-
.1re tha, neither Will have any
liffieulty ia making weight, which
ia pounds, according to the CON
,rart OF The fight.
Brown is one of the leading con
,udcrs for the world : flyWcight
little. Silva distinguished himself
here about six months ago when he
ave tho late Clever Sencio Il tough
Ia'ile. losing the bout when he fail
ct to hrock Scncio down in the
losing rounds although the Fill
piuo va, nearly out.
Paul Parrish made a very impress
i've showing in his first California
light at Wilmington last night when
he Knocked ont Hank Cation in the
sixth round.
Parrish knocked Cation down six
iwcs, three i'm the fifth round aud
hrrc in the closing frame.
Lee Barley knocked ont Jack
lcans in the first round Of the
,cmi-Wiudup
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NATIONAL LEAGUE
Yesterdays Results

Yesterdays Results
St. Louis 6, Pittsburgh =.
Chicago 5, Cincinnati 3.
Brooklyn 3-6, Bston IA.
Philadelphia,Ncw York, postpon-
ed, rain.
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BARTON VIII.
ADDRESS ADVERTISERS
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san Fn\NC!StD, Iurc IT, -
Bruce Barton. noted fiction written
aud "a national figure ia thu @jlo~-
Using world, will hc one ar t1r looj
irG Speakers at IN, @5U wwa'
meeting ~ the raeitj. Cuasl tJyvg
''s'ne clohe a,S1riatioo lrrr nc>i
month. Lou Il. Holland, for sr}
HaI wears r'rSidruD ol The Assoc
elatcd Advertising clubs ot ia,
world, and president of 'Io nmiuaU
better huSjucS, comuj>,io0 "od tm
N"n>aS Citv chandler ot comm,gro
VIII b" another principal speaker.
\ hem ut Dayton. Wa,tu4foo
iald an egg - day the ja,t week. ,b,
covered settin. of eggs,
The FIRST 1876 ra. of Sing chen
pjrs lcft K~urwirH, Washington
May p, the first of go ..lioad,.
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Special Notices
Mrs. KATE e, OLDHAM
Insurance of All Kinds
$40 Main Street Phone 43T

546 Main Street Phone 43T
HARTZELIs--The Roofer. Takes
guess work out of roofing. Phone
251W. adv
FURNITURE WANTED-II5 No
5th. Phone 623. l+tf
REAL SILK HOSIERY MILLS.
Guaranteed Hosiery, Pure Silk
Lingerie. Mills prices. Capital
$3,o00,0o0. \ permanent valley
institution. Edwin Stewart. I'M
perial valley manager, Box ~,
FL Ccntro. Phone GJlW. 3lt6
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'OR RENT-Furnished 5 room apt.
Coates Apt. $40 Adams. 23tf
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No. S533H In Bankruptcy
NOTICE OF FIRST MEETING OF
CREDITORS

In the District Court of the United
States for the Southern District
of California, Southern Division.
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POSITION WANTHD-nv expcr.
fenced office giri. Press Box 552
2l"}
Evening star., 1926-04-11
BOOKS RECEIVED

THE CONSTITUTION or THE
UNITED STATES; It's Sources
and It's Application. BY Thomas
James Norton. Boston: Little.
Brown & Co.
PEARL; A Study in Spiritual Dry.
ness. BY Sister M. Madeleva, of
the Congregation of the Holy
Cross. author Of "Chaucer's Is
suns" etc. New York: D. Ap.
pleton & Co.
GLASS HOUSES. BY Eleanor Gi.
zycka. New York: Minton, Balch
GREAT LOVERS. With Introduction
and Notes. New York: j. FL.
Sears & Co.. Inc.
THE WORLD COURT. BY Antonio
Sanchez de Bustamante, Judge OF
the Permanent Court Of 1nterna'
tional Justice, member of the
American Institute of Internation
al Law, etc. New York: Published
by the Macmillan Company for the
American Foundation.
THE PATHWAY OF PEACE; Repre-
sentative Addresses Delivered Dur
ing His Term as Secretary of State
O921-1925) by Charles L. Hughes
New York: Harper & Bros.
SPAIN; A Short History Of its Poll
tics, Literature and Art from Ear
liest Times to the Present. BY
Henry Dwight Sedgwick. With
Preface by J. D. NJ. Ford, Phi. D.
Illustrated. Boston: Little, Brown
g. Co.
THE NOBEL PRIZE WINNERS IN
LITERATURE. BY Anne Russell
Evening star., 1926-04-11

reach Los Angeles in time to be in
cluded In the Pan-Amerfcan exhibi.
ton held there this Winter"
Mr.. Villares studied first In his own
national school of fine arts. then in
Rome and Florence, where he spent
nearly five years. From Italy the
young painter proceeded to Paris,
where he completed his studies in the
Ecole des Beaux Arts, under the di-
rection of the great Cabanel. he
twice exhibited in the Salon. Re-
turning to Brazil while still young
man, he won in his own city and
among his own people. an Nenyiable
reputation. Among his most notable
works are his portraits of the Cardt-
nal Archbishop of Rio de Janiero.
which hangs In the Candelaria
Church, and that of the Emperor
Dom Pedro III. which Is In the
school of fine arts. Recently he has
produced decorations for one of the
halls of the municipality. Among his
allegorical paintings are THE
Genius of War" and THE Christian
Martyr" both of which he has
brought with him to this city.
AN exhibition of portraits by Ar
"A thur Cahill Of California will be
held at the Mayfiower Hotel beginning
Monday. Among the paintings on
view will be the full-length portrait
OF Secretary of Commerce Hoover
which was painted for Leland Stan
ford University. Mr.. Cahill has
painted more noted men of the West
than any other American artist, and
his portrait Of Gen. Pershing has re-
ceived unusual praise.
Evening star., 1926-04-11

the rivers and beyond the passes OF
the Rockies. And in the picture other
foes than those provided by nature
beset the little band of pioneers. The
suspicion of the great Hudson Bay
Company is reused against the dan
ger of having a woman invade the
domain of their ambition. For one
woman, means another one, and then
families and settlements of American
pioneers that will threaten the exciu
sive policy of the fur company. TWO
great antagonists meet here-one
English. the other American. Sir
George Simpson OF the Hudson Bay
Company is one of these, NarcfSSa
Whitman the other. Each is fighting
for his own country, each is equal to
the other in courage and resource. A
lone mission on the one hand, a great
corporation on the other. a splendid
story of the dauntless heart. of the
lonely region, of British trader and
Indian trapper. and of the little band
OF pioneers for the United States. The
romance brings the vague contours
Of the struggle for Oregon close TO
ones sight and fills il with the actua
leaders, men and women. who b.
their initiative and daring won the
battle for the United States, the pos
session of that rich and majestic
corner OF the Northwest.
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THE PUBLIC LIBRARY

Recent accessions at the Public Lii.
brary and lists of recommended read
ing will appear in this column each
Sunday. The following books may be
found in the industrial division
Banking and Investment.
insult. Samuel. Public Utilities in
Modern Life. HL-In78p.
I,efevre, Edwin. The Making of a
Stock Broker. HR-L523m.
McCarty, A. F. The Lawyer Looks at
Banking. HMM 1877.
McGrane, r. c. The Panic Of 1887.
HKP-M II.
McMichael, S. L. How TO Make
Money in Real Estate. HkJ-
M226h.
Major, F. L. The Duties. Response
bilities and Liabilities of Bank Di-
rectors. HN-M2S4.
Mitchell, w. F. The Uses of Bank
Funds HN-M69Su.
RAYMOND, w. G. The Public and It's
Utilities. HL-R219p.
Reed, II. l.. Principles Of Corporation
Finance. HL.R253p.
Sakolski, A. NJ. Principles Of Invest
ment. HR-Sa24p.
Bookkeeping.
Altman. G. r. Cash Records. HKB-
Al IS.
Altman, G. T. Recording Sales Tran
sactions. HKB-A1 7Sr.
Bell, w. II. Auditing. HKBA-B41o.
Bennett, G. l.. Teachers Manual of
Basic Accounting. HKB-B436t.
Comfort Printing Speciality Co. st.
Louis. Turning Overhead Into
Profits HKBC-C73t.
Cowles, G. f. and Starkey. w. l.. Ele-
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Unit. HKB-CS3Se.
Finney, II. A. Accounting Principles
and bookkeeping Methods. V.
HKB-F496.
Finney, II. A. Consolidated State
ments for Holding Company and
Subsidiaries. HKB-F496c.
T'inney, H. A. Principles of Account
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Marble. New York: D. Appleton
& Co.
BETTER HEALTH FOR LITTLE
AMERICANS. BY Edith Wilhel-
nina Lawson. Chicago: Beckley-
Cardy Co.
STORY BOOK TALES. BY Nina
Pearl Ashton. With Introduction
by z. w. Howey. Illustrated by
Ludwig and Regina. Chicago:
Beckley- -Cardy Co.
FOLK TALES RETOLD. BY Mar
garet Gordon Arnold. Illustrated
by Frances NJ. BEEN. Milwaukee:
The Bruce Publishing Co.
PROGRESSIVE CHRISTIANITY; A
Study of the Old Faith and the
New Reformation. BY William A.
Vrooman. New York: The Mac
milan Company.
WOMEN LIKE MEN. BY Allan
Leigh. Frontispiece by Boris Art
zybasheff. New York: The Macau.
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WE MUST MARCH. BY Honore
Willsie Morrow, author of The
Enchanted Canyon" etc. New
York: Frederick A. Stokes Co.
Douglas daily dispatch., 1926-12-31
HEAR Mrs. sIELAEE

LOS ANGELES, Dec. 3O.-t49-The
county grand jury today heard Mrs.
Lorraine Wiseman Sielaff's newest
story Of her connection with the Aimee
Semple ATcFherson disappearance case
grown more mysterious than ever,
while Roland Rich woolley, former at
torney for the evangelist, and now
charged by Mrs. Wiseman with having
had knowledge Of alleged false evil
dence manufacturing, and Kenneth G..
Ormiston, phantom RADIO man, awaited
their turns before the inquisitorial
body.
When the body recessed, District
Attorney Asa Keyes apparently had not
definitely decided whether he would
ask that the criminal conspiracy
charges against Mrs. Mcpherson Or
mission, Mrs. Wiseman and the others
should be dismissed. Keyes admitted
last night that he was in a quandry
in view of Mrs Wiseman's flat declara-
tion thas she had perjured herself on
the stand in the evangelist's conspiracy
hearing. He branded Mrs. Wiseman as
"informer," turn coat and per-
jurer," and Indicated that he might
ask dismissal of the charges.
J. Fl LambertJ Hill street haber-
dasher, is also awaiting outside the
jury chambers. 1t was Lambert who
gave some of the most important testi-
money at the conspiracy hearing.
him the state sought to prove
that Mrs. Mcpherson had met her for
mer radio operator at downtown
hotel the morning of the day she eIs-
from the beach at Ocean
Park, to reappear 80 days later out of
the Mexican desert. The prosecution
charged that the evangelist had been
with Ormiston at Carmel portion of
the time she asserted she was in the
hands of kidnapers.
Douglas daily dispatch., 1926-12-31
u. S. Ends Censorship
in Neutral Zone
CONTINUED From Page one)

Until the announcement was made
state department officials had in
sisted they were without informa j.,
tion OF any censorship, as charged
by DR.. T. S. Vaca, representative
here of the sacasa liberal faction
in Nicaragua.
The Nicaraguan legation made
public cablegram from Cuadra
Pasos, foreign affairs minister in
the Etaz cabinet in which the charge
that the Mexican government has
been given assistance to the Sacasa
liberals was reiterated.
"The diplomatic ministers of Mexi,
co in Central America" the message,
dated yesterday, said, without con,
ceahment are the agents for the
revolution to foster and pay for a
hostile propaganda against this gov
eminent and the United States,
wose beneficial policy of pacification
in Central America upsets the plans
of the Mexican government anG
arouses its anger.
cat this very moment a new Mexi-
can military expedition is on its way
trying TO land on the Paclffc coast.
Declaring that Central America
has been disturbed by the "commu
mist and aggressive Mexican policy"
the cablegram continued:
."The government of Nicaragua,
which has obtained the moral sane
tion of recognition by the United
States, is strong and possesses the
necessary efficiency to represS all
revolutions that may arise with ele.
ments purely Nicaraguan, but 1t
needs must call the attention of the
civilized world to the insistent ats
tac<s Of the conlmunistic govern.
ment of Mexico, which Tn it's desire
to bring to use it's pernicious doc
trines does not cease in its aggres,
sion sunported bY the resources Of