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San Antonio light. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1911-1993, 1926-01-24

from this defeat, and decided to do better next
time, but did not know it, for they were
full to veil their hostility Detectives were employed
to watch me whenever was away from Brussels, and
they did their shadowing adroitly for never sus-
pected it, did Durieux the few times he saw me-
The information from the spies must have been
unsatisfactory, since they took to laying traps
for me. The King had an aide de camp by the name
of Count Degrave, who was truly handsome
IN face and figure, an almost perfect specimen AS
is often the case, his beauty had given him such
cess with women that he had become vain pea
cock, and was perfectly sure that woman could
resist his charms.
At first he strutted and posed for my benefit, but
as he made no Objectionable advances was merely
amused. Under ordinary circumstances he would
never have presumed. He knew that was the pri-
vate property of his master, the King and dangerous
game to hunt and he liked his job and prospects.
Years later | learned that my enemies offered this
handsome adykiller million francs to eope with
me or to so compromise me that the King would
throw me over.
The money seemed to him worth more than his
prospects, so the Count took small advance and set
out to earn the rest / don't think it ever entered
his conceted head that he might fail by not interest
ing me- He with the King and myself on the
alberta" anchored off the great beach at Trouville,
which was then the fashionable watering place of
France before it ecpsed by Deauve.
AS the pompous idiot had been behaving himself
well enough for long time, did not at first realize
the meaning of his changed attitude toward me on
the first two or three occasions, thinking perhaps the
wine had gone to his empty head. Women hate to
report such annoyances, because husbands and lovers
always have the idea that would not take lib
critics without some encouragement which is not al
ways true
The Count in his concet misconstrued my lem
Iency. One beautiful star-it night was unable to
sleep and went out on deck in light wrap. Only
man was in sight, the anchor watch, far in the
bow. Walking to the stern, stood under canopy,
my face turned toward the music and twinkling lights
of the shore.
Without any warning pair of arms encircled me
cru ipN WIZ p'HSoeu III NY NJ. IN t;sS On, my
grave, who had sneaked up in his stockinged feet.
He was astonished when cut short his passionate
speech with good swinging slap in the face. Then
told him without emotion what ridiculous
ceited ass he had always seemed to me. hoped
San Antonio light. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1911-1993, 1926-01-24

Esin."
&c voice. This is murder rs surely as
b 60 ahead and jump-snd to my horror
m which there was passage to my villa.
sage was partly underground, partly sur
|by high walls and the rest by thick hedge.
WAS the greatest man ever saw for tunnels
les and all sorts of secret passages. Anyone
: him house that had tunnel or that was
! an abandoned mine.
did ] know that my enemies had gone to
|gths to make the King believe that the child
his, but belonged to Durieux. Nobody told
F time, and for that am grateful because
no mother should be troubled at such mo-
Z would have been unnecessary worry, be-
atever the alleged evidence was His Majesty
ed it and told Tiriard so
Pved to be boy baby. The irony of fate
+ Leopold son at last but not an heir who
|on his throne. This child, who did not par
resemble the King nor Durieux either, was
in the villa as "Lucien Delacroix," taking
" name and the Christian name of his god
|lcien Tiriard. His Majesty. az in all similar
San Antonio light. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1911-1993, 1926-01-24

cases of chill
dren W h e r e
Kings cannot
recognize their
own, could only
act as a wit
ness. However,
our son was
given the title
of Prince ofCo-
bourg. In or
der to have that
title confirmed
it would be nee
essary for the
boy to become
a naturalized
German citizen,
a thing, | thank
Heaven, never
was done.
The answer of
L e opold to
the scurrilous
charges against
me was to IN
crease his gen.
crosby, which
further infam-
ed my enemies.
They took a les
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Continued on Page II
Evening star., 1926-02-15
CURLEY ATTACKS
LAWS ON MORALITY
Archbishop, at Dedication
Here. Sees Doom of
Such Legislation.

! Defeating the new building of the
| Nativity Catholic Church, 5000 Georgia
avenue, yesterday, Archbishop Mi
I chael }. Curley of Baltimore de-
clared any attempt TO reduce crime
and immortality by legislation was
doomed to failure and that the only
means to accomplish this purpose Is
70 instil Christian morals and re-
ligion in the children when their
minds are plastic.
This belief. he explained. is respon-
sible for the fact that SO much en-
phaSis is placed by the Catholic
Church on the training of its children
in parochial schools. where they can
have not only the finest secular edu
cation possible, but the proper train
ing in their duties to God and coun-
try"
Since the time Of Constantine, con-
tinued the archbishop. the Catholic
Church has been especially interested
in education. both secular and re-
ligious. and he said that the world at
this time needs Christian education
more than ever before.
The speaker congratulated the con
gregation of the new church on its
edifice. and said it was one of the
Rev. +. X. BiSchoff, the pastor and
originator of the plans, was lauded
by the prelate for establishing the
church, school and hall in the same
building.
The dedication ceremonies began at
II o'clock with the blessing Cf the ex-
terror. interior and the altar Of the
church by the archbishop, assisted by
Rev. John Wade. pastor of st. Phillip
and St. James Catholic Church, Balti-
more, and Rev. Francis Lyons. presi-
dent Of st. Paurs College, Brookland.
These We're followed by solemn high
mass. sung by Rev. Bischoff, assisted
by Rev. James A. Geary of the Catho-
lie University, who acted as deacon.
and Rev. John McGary, chaplain of
Walter Reed Hospital. subdeacon.
Rev. b. ]. Hanneman. assistant pas
tor of the church, acted as master of
ceremonies. assisted by Leo Schrider.
Rev. Charles Fleischell of the Fran
ciscan Mona stery assisted on the
altar. Archbishop Curley gave the ser
mon: Rev. Charles Hart of the Cath
olic University was unable to speak,
as he was called to his home in Illi
nois by the sudden illness Of his
father.
Evening star., 1926-02-15
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Evening star., 1926-02-15
HELPS UMBRELLA CAUSE.
Prince of Wales Responds to Ap-
peal to Popularize It.

LONDON, February Is LP-
Frenchmen are pleased at the
Prince of Wales prompt response
to a request, made by a Paris
newspaper in the form of an open
letter. that he take the lead in max
ing the umbrella fashionable. 1t was
said that umbrellas We're becoming
more and more unpopular among the
youth Of France, causing much spoiled
clothing and endangering health.
a day or 30 after publication of the
letter, the prince appeared at the Bath
Club carrying a crook handled UNI
brella, folded in an impeccable way.
which the gilded youth of Bond street
now are trying to initiate.
Evening star., 1926-02-15

To Dr.. w. B. Caldwell, of Monti-
cello, H., a praeticina physician for
AZ years. it seemed cruel that SO
many constipated infants and child
rem had to be kept constantly
STIRRED up" and half sick.
While he knew that constipation
was the cause Of nearly all children's
little ills. he did not believe that a
sckenina "purse" or "physic" was
necessary.
In Dr.. Caldwell's Syrup Pepsin he
discovered a laxative which helps to
establish natural bowel Regularity"
even il the child is chronicaIIy consti-
pated. Or. CaIdweIls Syrup Pepsin
not only causes gentle, easy bowel
movement, but. best Of all, it never
Evening star., 1926-02-15
Woman NJ. p. goth
In Speech Volume
In British House


LONDON. February l5.-To
what extent woman members of
Parliament talk in the House of
Commons is reveled in official
records showing that from Decem.
Der ?, 1924, to date Miss Wilkinson,
labor member, has reeled off S3
columns of the official report
Ihls makes her thirty-ninth on the
nst or speakers. Lady Astor
occupies the one hundredth place.
Lady Astor takes the lead in
wanting to know things, however,
and has asked 124 questions
against Miss Wilkinson's 1O2.
Miss Wilkinson took part in 297
divisions, the Duchess of AthoI
voted on 252 occasions. Mrs.
ihllipson 220 and Lady Astor 127
times.
Evening star., 1926-02-15
PLANE UP FOR REPAIRS.
Franco to,Have "Plus Ultra" Thor
oughly Overhauled.

BUENOS AIRES, February 10
The Spanish seaplane Plus Ultra
which made the transatlantic flight
from Palos. Spain. to the Argentine
capital, will be taken out of the water
to the land and subjected to a thor
ough overhauling, clea ming and paint
ing Therefore, 1t will be some time
before any flight from Buenos Aires
is essayed.
Comdr. Franco, with the aid of eX-
perts of the ministry of marine and
also Chilean aviators, who reached
here yesterday after a series of mis-
haps along the way, is already study.
ing the best route to Chile. He has
not received permission from Madrid
as yet, and no definite plans have
been made to carry out such flight.
Evening star., 1926-02-15

A unique library. a collection of
books by and about native Ameri-
cans, IS being assembled by the Gen
eral Federation of Moments Clubs
Evening star., 1926-02-15

grpes. sickens or upsets the most
delicate system. Besides, il is alb
solutely harmless. and SO pleasant
that even a cross. feverish. bilious,
sick child gladly takes it.
Buy large CO. cent bottle at any
store that sells medicine and just
see for yourself.
Imperial Valley press., 1926-11-10
COTTON MARKETS

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The path Of "a lit Of family rroa,
h.cs leads out Of rhc irving pan
.atp the courts.
Imperial Valley press., 1926-11-10
FOOTBALL GAMES
ON PROGRAM FOR
ARMS TICE DAY

Two rattling good football games
are offered tomorrow in the city
IS part Of the Armis;;,c Day cc!,-
hratjon, when C-utra. aud l!oltvilr
tigU >.hoo's mrct IN rcgalar
I.a-ur gamc, 10 he preceded hv a
."wr hctuccu 1hc local Junior col
-..a and the Braulry alumni.
Coach Armstrong. Of the Central
eleven. is confident ut victory over
tht eastern squad. though he has
III, men ready for a tough battle
H which tley win have to keep
,&,ir heads up cvcrv minute.
Practice Wa@ tapcrc3 off today.
.'r squad being kept al Signal prae
ti.c without aHN >cgjmmagps. n
.rsu,y~ of injuia@ amy men were
taM,p. Al t,D. rr;uplg~ are in good
-aaue, reaa, for The battle of tha
-..~uu.
i,o'ttj4e r crmi=e ever with K
1i4 >uagd af luyal Uootcrs aud viii
- Iu'ued Lerc hv other lIoltrille
ta'e> ~aa viii be in the city fo5
H. biz celebration.
l.. Centre should turn ont in force
- root far central for the locaI
noN> are g3iug To- need plenty of en-
eaua-rment to get over the hurdle
Al.ton4h thr Junior rollcgc.Brau
~ alumni game PrecedeS the Other.
-hrrc j. nothing Of the preliminary
class about il. This game promises
- ,icN,iaF INTO rad tough ar4u
mont. IS the Brawlcv alumni has
aa.tru lie regular school team this
..eae and feels quite eaekN.
.iuu.or college lineup is Harris.
former high school stars in the linz
ar. including such men ~ Uozizaki
aut Niiloa1nbv ot Central. the two
Harris and ihc terrible McNciiS II
.,gitr.iIo. aEa Arava Of Cu!oXjeo.
JUniod college lineup is Harris,
'e.t r"d; Hugh Hart, left tackle;
.tee iia.,, iett gGari; Summcr>. cen.
'er: Kennedy. right guard; Hoziza-
Il. right tackle; Shaw. right end;
AHat>. 4aaei fha~E; Wi}lyughbV.
.eft halfhsrt: G.ant AI,Ncil r:gal
Ast.h.e@; J. Mcneil, fnHback.
III" Jua..s Concge.Bra,ylcv alum
u game vi. T." called 1t: l o'clocl,
: rcr.outa-a ot tie proceeds VIII b.
taIa'd ater H. 'hc \mcri,an Legion
b" @id Ia de' wing the expense of
q Aruisf;ec Day cr'ebration.
Admission to both games is -
eeatS, h.-l school officials stated
today. and Eoi II ~ was erroneous
r. alyrrti> ri.
Imperial Valley press., 1926-11-10
PERSONALS

irr. and Mrs. Herbert Fullaag Of
Los Angels. accompanied by their
nephew Eugene. were recent guests
Of Mr.. and Mrs. DuSold.
e. II. N.h~arhc. United States
collector ot customs from Los Au.c-
H.. accompanied by ". T. Mahar,
.. y. Spring and George y. l~1acs
lav,. I,ff Tor the cpa,t aftcr a
brit business trip TO the city.
Mr. and Mrs. Roy =. Hayes. Mr..
and Mrs. Otis Cults, Mrs. Kennedy
and daughter, Miss Blanche Charles
and Mis- Frances Binncr were
among the Calexico residents at
tending the operaloguc in thiN city
las' night.
NJ. and Mrs. c. H. Spcrb Of San
Francisco are here on business.
NJ. r. o. Newman WAS i'm the
city troM Caiipatria yesterday.
j. 4. Davis ot Long Beach, for
mcr resident and owner Of The Da-
v.s block and other local property,
j. here for "a few days attending 20
his Interests.
Mrs Frances Simpson and Mrs
Clara Nurifsingcr were noted in the
city yesterday from Wcstnorlaud
Drs. Forrest Ku,l and Norman +.
Dupont were local Ro;ariaus attend
ing the Rotary club luncheon %,
CalcXico yesterday.
Mrs Vaughn Francis, who was
taken to the hospital Monday foi
special treatment was returned 10
is reported much improved today
her home Yesterday afternoon and
Imperial Valley press., 1926-11-10
Woman to Give
Talk on China

Speaking on interesting phases Of
life in China, Mrs. Ralph Frost OF
llaullow, China, will deliver an al
dt,ss at the Ten Thousand Club to.
night Mt s O'Clock. The public is
invited to attend.
Mrs. Frost has been Il resident Of
China for the last - years and has
tad unusual opportunity to become
"onver~ant with condition. there.
Her talk viii he decidedly Informal,
and she viii answer question,
"hirh her audience may wish to
ask.
y collection for the benefit Of the
cub : note fInd viii hc taken.
Imperial Valley press., 1926-11-10

italiat> cs5apcd without getting
Shcriff>s posses from three cities
los Angeles, Lancaster and Bakers
field, have been sent out to eat off
the escape of the fugitivcs, believed
20 have headed north over the Ridge
route.
rcputv Huntington brought first
word of the shooting to Lancaster
oh hen he staggered INTO the sheriff s
office, blood streaming from a bul
let wound.
Before he was taken to the hos
vital Huntington described his as
slilants. All available deputy
Shcriffs in the Antelope valley ="
sion from Lancaster north to Bak-
c">ficld were notified by telephone
aud posses hastily organized Il hunt
Imperial Valley press., 1926-11-10

The Negro Bas.u"s> league.
club Triangular Triee}ez.
VIII form on state street. ca,, u
lIth street
Imperial Valley Mid-Wntcr fatr.
Brawlcy.
MeNicaii chamber OF commerce.
Brlwler chamber 81 commerce..
FL Ccutra chamber ot commerce.
loltVillc chamber u commerce..
HoltNilic American Legion.
VIII form en State street. cast of
llth street.
Fourth Section
Headed ~ Swiss baai.
Swiss club.
Swiss float
Wooda Blesr dancing school
HoitVit!e Ice y Cold Storage Go.
shell OIL company.
Coca Cola Bott.in- Works.
faff-ArcLia, seed company. Brow
Icy.
VII form on H.osavav. ca>t u
li,h street.
Crescent Creamery company.
- q As+ III |' '.'f4+4
N"n"> IHnhcr company.
VIII form on broadway. west II
lltit street.
Any otucr floats NOT listed will
fofm as follows:
Those entered in the frs class
VIII form ou State street, Yves, Of
llth street.
Those entered in the second class
Will for.n ON state street. east ot
lIth street.
Those entered in the third class
viii form ON Broadway. north Of
Wilson >chool.
Line OF March
Starting on Main street at 1lth
street East ON Main + 4th. soulh
on An 80 Orange street. west on
Orange To 6tL. north ou 9TH to Park.
wHcrc farade viii Jishand.
Reviewing stand at Nh anl Main.
Imperial Valley press., 1926-11-10
TUBERCULOSIS
WORK EXPLAINED
TO BUSINESSMEN

Work being done by the lnpc
i;l County tuberculosis AsSocia-
ION for the benefit Of undcrnour-
i~lyd children Of the valley was
y;Nidly and interestingly described
i,v Mrs. y. i. Hanson. focal chair.
man. in Il tall; before the chamber
"' commerce ut It's weekly luncheon
Today.
That the county association is con
>,Icrcd ono of the two highest in
~" state in efficiency was stated
hy the speaker, who asked far the
cooperation OF the chamber mem
i.rS in making the annual Christ
WaN seal sale y success.
The work Of The llipa>S Health
g mp was explained hv Mrs. Han.
'n, who reported an average gain
~ -four and three quarters pound
per child during last summers siN
."ohS session.
"NiX weeks is not II long tnauaA
pr,iod to give the children the hell
;r,v should have. Mrs. Hanson
.lid. She then explained the plan
ta extend the time IL two and 4 ha9t
onthS neNt summer, provided the
necessary financial support is given
hN tn, residents of the county.
liz Il. short time Christmas sea :
r.il lac mailed out, Loo to Il pcr~oa.
'ir>. Hanson requested that II"
chamber members u~c their nfln-
r.tce To see that al who receive The
stamps not only send in their dnl-
lar, but actually Use the seals which
give publicity to the work.
". ". McEucn, president OF tn
Chamber OF Commerce, stated that
ne directors and membership W.,
hro>ting for the success OF the IN
"r'oan Legion : Atmisiicc Dav ccic.
'r1tion, and asked that an ata m
"", way poSSihl, tomorrow.
Imperial Valley press., 1926-11-10
DEPUTY SHERIFF
BATTLES With
THREE GUN ME- N
Nv United Press l.enscd Wtre

Los ANGELES. Nov. l0.-Threc
MrNicans, wanted for the shooting
of Deputy VI. Huntington of Ian
caster. We're rounded up bv 4
sheriff : posse today and held for
Investigation.
The McXicmS. Bernardo Music.
Manuel Foucc and sam Roscli. told
CaP'am Bright, of the sheriff $
homieiic detail. that the shooting
N"N accidental.
Nu>ir ,hcy said. fired tile shot.
Intending :, tor :. rabbit whilo the
'rio VI, tn.in4 this morning in
Antelope Valley
tlptaiu !ri2ht said he was in
cine 10 l,,iic,e The Mexiran>
story, :lthough E,puty Huntington
asked That the - be brought into
court.
H'ot.ee.oa j. expected to reeoy
Imperial Valley press., 1926-11-10

= e-r
FOR the fleeing Italians, Some. ot
tic Possemcp,. are on horseback y and
.hc others in fast automobiles. VI.
Huntington said he cncountorcj
the three gun-men hunting hcfor'
In his capacity as game warden h
demonstrated with thein abou,
shooting game before sun-up. Will
he was talking with tw" of the mc I
a third shot him. Huntington rd
lrrned, the fire bu' the trio seated
g; to tho bushes and fled in an a,i!
tcGobilc parked nearby.
Imperial Valley press., 1926-11-10
NOTICE TO CREDITORS

Notice is hereby given by Albert
Robinson. Administrator Of the cs-
tat cnf j. 5. Robson, deceased, to
ali persons having claims against
said deceased. to present them with
ia ten months after first publica
tion Of this notice TO the underslgr-
cd, l07 Rchkopf Bldg" FL Centre.
California. the place selected 10
transact business Of the estate, o.
file them within ten months after
first publication ~ his notice iu
thc office OF tbc Clcrk ri Superior
Court, Imperial County.
Dated this 9th day Of November
4. d., 1926.
ALBERT K. Robson.
Administrator
Jas. ". Glassford, Attorney for Ad-
ninistrator.
Nov 10 IL p D J
Imperial Valley press., 1926-11-10
By nited Press Leased Wire

Los ANGtIES. NOV. 10 y .nu
battle was fougIt ou the eda- Of
ar Moiayc d"sett II Aulciop" val
= today between three uu;5euti
ticd Italians au! Bcputy sheriff y.
huntington, of Lancaster. Hunt.
!n@ton Wa> badly WouHdrl. auI 1sc
Imperial Valley press., 1926-11-10
Court House to Close Tho

house viii be closed I'll day tonor.
Vow an account Of Armi,ticc bav.
IS well Is the city hall. banks ana
av~iacss places generally. Thoso
saving ha>inrN, with an puhliy o..
t'sr> viii have to defer it umti Fr;.
@:.y. and the only places th:t WI
b" "pen viii be hotels. eatin. houses
.ad smaller businesses.
Imperial Valley press., 1926-11-10
Ell CENTRO
WILL HAVE
GALA TIME
fContiued from page II

Confined from page II
radc are urged to he IN their posl
tian> not later than $50. 50 hat The
parade. which is unusually long. may
start of on time. rho parad, v.u
BE- divided into four sections.
Following is The list of organila
tons To appear in the parade also
The location where each NIL form It's
ranks:
Motorcycle police
Marshal Of the day ana buglc c>
coft.
First Section
Naval training band.
Will form on Main street. west Of
l4Jh street. south side.
civil war veterans, ears provided.
Spanish War veterans
World war veterans.
viii torm on Main street. west of
1-th street. north side.
Hoitvillc artillery.
Will forla on llth >ty.. south Of
Main, west side.
Battalion Of Mexican troops.
Viii form "a l4th street. south ot
Nam.
Boy scouts. VIII form ON Wilson
street.
Second Section
Brunk'S band.
Giant SKY rocket.
e Centre fire department. show
i'm eb] and upw apulTatuS
Ladies' auxiliary 10 the FL Centre
fire department. in ears. Will
form on llth street north of Main.
Third Section
SciotS band.
SeiotS.
sciots float. VIII form on l2th
street. south II Main. east side.
Flks.
ColorS.
Elks' scout troop.
Elks float,
ElkS.
Calcxico Flk> special car. VIII
form east nf Wilson school.
Knights Of Columbus ot Imperial
Valley.
Eagles.
knights Of Pythia,.
Salvation Amy.
". c. 7. I.
VIII form on llth street, south of
Main.
East Side Girls club. gloe club
East side citizens and c9lorel vrt
Grams marching.
Imperial Valley press., 1926-11-10

Tho Ventura County Railroad
running from Oxnard to lIuenemt
will discontinue service as it opo
rates at loss.
The producers news. [volume] (Plentywood, Mont.) 1918-1937, 1926-02-05
TP0N AROUND THE COUNTY

Montana. Boost for a Community hall
Get a place for practice. Let's have
basket ball in Reserve too. Everybody
else has.
Mrs NJ Hunter left for her home at
Glasgow. Monday She has been visit
ing for the past few weeks at the home
of her daughter, Mrs. Ray Kallak.
"Yimmy YOusOn's Yob" is coming
fine. Don't miss treat. You will re-
greet it if you do. Watch for the date
Mrs. J Clark and daughter Doris left
for their home on Friday, after spend
ing a few days at the home of her
brothers T. w. and Boyd Carpenter
The Reserve Commercial Club to-
gether with number of Reserve
farmers held meeting Monday for the
purpose of discussing road building for
i the coming season. The following were
selected as a delegates: c. A Bornstedt
George Anderson, Richard Paulson and
r. A. GundersOn, to interview the Coun.
ty Surveyor and Commissioners
The Reserve community Ladies' Aid
viii meet Thursday February 18th. al
the home of Mrs. l.. II. HOrstman A
short Lincoln program will be given
Visitors cordially invited
Mrs. Ray Kallak and her mother. Mrs
NJ. Hunter were PlentywOod visitors be
tween trains on Thursday They called
on Miss Ethel Singleton, who is nov
a. the Sheridan Memorial Hospital, suf
fering from a broken hip
Paul T. PaulsOn, carrier on the Sta
Po'Ite. ror orts the roads tough but pass
able. Recently the route was change,
and number of new patrons are nov
served by the route.