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The Indianapolis times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1922-1965, 1926-03-18
Bottle Held Up at
Wrong Time

"Colored mule or red whisky"
unused two young men under a
street light at Twenty Second and
Alvord SITS. late Wednesday night
as they held the pint bottle between
them and the street light.
What difference does it make, -
INTERCEPTED Serst. Patrick O'Connor,
us he reached between them and
took the bottle. Police and judges
don't drink and the fish don't care
if it's red or white.
The two, Morris Sadler. IS, of Ills
Union St, and Francis Clahan, 30.
OF 1902 Bellefontaine St, said they
they purchased the liquor from
Frank Mimms, 2S. Negro, 2221s
Alvord ST., Tor 50. He had Anthony
Moore, %, Negro. 1927 Avord ST.,
get the liquor from a cache. they
said. The four were charged with
operating Il blind tiger, and two
young women with Sad!er and Cla-
han were slated on vag-ancy charges.
The Indianapolis times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1922-1965, 1926-03-18
Girls, Here's Your
Chance in Texas

Well, girls, here's your
chance.
If you would like to live in
Texas, and have a good, sub
stantial husband, there's one
waiting for you, according to a
letter Police Chief Claude +.
Johnson received today.
Henry Young, so. of 400 First
State Bank Bldg, Waco, Texas,
an attorney, is looking for
northern wife, according to his
letter.
Il want someone who is re-
fined, not one of those bob
headed dolls" he wrote. Il own
three small farms, but am not
what you would call rich. After
living down here twenty-five
years, want to marry a north
ern woman. References will be
exchanged with anyone inter-
ested."
The Indianapolis times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1922-1965, 1926-03-18
ST. PATRlCK'S
DAY big ONE
Spring Weather Helps CeIe-
bration Here.

Wonderful spring weather helped
to make ST Patrick's day in Indian
apolis Wednesday an occasion that
will live as the "greenest and great
est" day ever celebrated here.
The parade was the high mark of
the days program, which started
with a solemn high mass at St.
Johns Church in the morning and
ended with a musical program and
dance at Tomlinson Hall in the eve
ming. The parade was striking af-
fair Of decorated automobiles, floats,
marching bands and happy people.
Several thousand marchers were in
line.
Immediately after the parade, a
meeting, with Shaemas O'Shiel,
Washington ID. c. attorney. as
speaker, was held at Tomlinson Hall.
A plea for real Americanism and ap-
plication of the ideals of st. Patrick
was made by O'Shiel. In the evening
Irish songs and dances featured the
program at the hall. Irish jigs sup
planted the Charleston on the dance
floor.
The Indianapolis times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1922-1965, 1926-03-18
DOZEN DRIVERS
Are TAKEN IN
Nine Slated by Police on
Speeding Charges.

Nine alleged speeders and three
alleged intoxicated drivers were
slated at city prison Wednesday
night. Members of the police motor
cycle and automobile squads made
the arrests.
Those slated on the fast driving
charges were: Otto Montgomery, 81,
Negro, 1927 w. Twenty-Eighth St.;
Bernard Nichols, 20, of 1913 w.
Twenty First St; George Groves, 26,
of 1920 E. Tenth St; John Christy,
IS, Of 3007 N. Delaware St; Maurice
Neisler, 80, Negro, 254O w. Wash
ington St; John ManniX, IS, of
1910 Park Ave; William Z. Straub,
81, of Gil n. Pennsylvania St; Guy
A. Dwsley, %, of Twelfth and Park
Ave, and Price Campbell, Al, Of 1915
N. Pennsylvania st.
Ralph Hill, 26 of 1913 St. eter ST.;
Frank Kritsch, SO, Of 1918 S. Ala
The Indianapolis times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1922-1965, 1926-03-18
FORMER MARINES INVITED
Crippled Vets to Be Guests at l. L.
Revue, Friday Night.

Crippled ex-marines of 1ndianapo-
lis today were invited to be guests of
the Indiana University Club at the
Murat theater, Friday night. to see
the Jordan River Revue, Indiana
University musical comedy.
The invitation is in honor Of
Harry Reed, Walkerton, student at
l. u, a former devil dog" who
left an arm in a shell hole Of the
Argonne forest. Reed injects a
pathetic touch of realism in his play
ing Of the part of the general in
the Revue. His singing Of Mem
cries" is one Of the big musical hits
of the revue
The Indianapolis times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1922-1965, 1926-03-18

Girls must curl and wave bobbed
hair to appear their prettiest. But
constant curling and waving burn
and dry the luster, vitality and very
life from the hair.
To Offset these bad effects Just get
a 35-cent bottle Of delightful, refresh
ing "Danderine" at any drug store
or toilet counter and just see for
yourself how quickly. It revives dry,
brittle, lifeless and fading hair.
"Danderine" is a dependable tonic
and will do wonders for any girls
hair. 1t nourishes. stimulates and
strengthens each single hair, bring.
ing back that youthful CLEAN, CLINT
and vigorous luXuriance. Falling
hair stops and dandruff disappears.
"Danderine" Is pleasant and easy to
se.-Advertisement
The Indianapolis times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1922-1965, 1926-03-18
RED HOT HAIR TONIC

BIZ Times Special
NOBLESVILLE, Ind, March IS
Everett Moore, a local barber, dur
ing a lull OF business today, con
Guided that he would shave himelf
and fix up his hair. Picking up a
bottle which he thought contained
hair tonic, he placed ONE in his
hand and rubbed it on his hair. The
bottle contained carbolic acid, and
his scalp, forehead and hands were
badly burned. A physician had &c
be called TO dress the burns.
The Indianapolis times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1922-1965, 1926-03-18
M'CAMANT LOSES OUT
Senate Rejects Nomination OF Cool
idge Booster.
BIZ United Press

BIZ United Press
WASHINGTON, March 1S.-The
Senate has rejected the nomination
of Wallace f. McCamant of Port
land, Oregon, to be judge Of the
Federal Circuit Court Of Appeals.
ninth circuit. This action was taken
without a record vote despite the
insistence OF President Coolidge that
the appointment be approved.
McCamant stampeded the Repub-
lican national convention Of 1920
into nominating Coolidge for vice
president. Senator Hiram Johnson
opposed the appointment, charging
that McCamant broke faith in the
Oregon primary by refusing to en-
dorse Johnson, presidential can
didacy, which was approved by the
Oregon voters
The Indianapolis times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1922-1965, 1926-03-18
COAL TO BE INSPECTED
City Smoke Official Will Look Over
All Yards.

All Indianapolis coal yards are to
be inspected by the city, to deter
mine whether the coal is labeled cor
rectly in regard to heat units, Jo-
seph c.. Buchanan, city smoke in
spector, announced today.
The investigation also will include
determining whether the coal sold
as West Virginia in reality is from
that State. a check will be made
to ascertain whether the dealer has
a freight bill of lading for the coal,
marked as from West Virginia.
The Indianapolis times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1922-1965, 1926-03-18
TUNING EXPERIENCE

Tuning a radio set requires ex
perience and familiarity with set
Many purchasers are discouraged
when they get their receivers and
have difficulty receiving stations and
bringing in programs clearly. 1t is
an art to get the utmost efficiency
out of a set with the lowest amount
NJ YNower
The Indianapolis times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1922-1965, 1926-03-18
HAD PIMPLES
FOR TWO YEARS
Hard, Large and Red.
CutiCura Healed.

az was troubled with pimples for
two years They were hard, large
and red. and festered and scaled
over. The pimples were very sore.
and itehed and burned a great deal.
used different remedies but got no
relief. Ibegan using Cutieura Soap
and Ointment and they helped me.
l continued the treatment, and after
using three cakes Of Cutieura Soap
and two boxes of Cutieura Ointment
I was completely healed" (Signeel
Harold Stark, Knowlton, Wis.
Clear the pores of impurities BY
daily use OF Cutieura Soap, with
touches of CuteurA Ointment as
needed to soothe and heal. Cuticufa
Talcum is fragrant and refreshing,
an ideal toilet powder.
Soap Csc. Ointment Is and zoe. Taleum 76c, Sold
everywhere sample each free. Address 3
"caAourk Laboratories. Dept II, Maiden Masa'
mw- Cutieurs Shaving Stick Csc.
The Indianapolis times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1922-1965, 1926-03-18

bama St., and r. L. White, 35, of 421
N. Healing Ave, We're charged with
driving while intoxicated.
The Indianapolis times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1922-1965, 1926-03-18
BLAME PUT ON GOODS
Counter Charges Follow Conviction
of "WindOw Peppers"

IOWA CITY, Iowa. March IS
Following the conviction of an in
structor and a student on charges OF
window peeping," countercharges
have been placed. alleging that CO.
eds of the University of Iowa have
made "Peeping Toms" OF the entire
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male citizenry by parading past un.
shaded windows in scanty or no at
tire.
Hereafter the peeping will be done
The Indianapolis times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1922-1965, 1926-03-18

Headaches From Slight Colds
Laxative BROMO QUININE Tablets re-
lieve the Headache by stopping the
Cold. 4 Safe and Proven Remedy. The
box bears the signature of L. W.
Grove. SOC. Advertisement.
The Indianapolis times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1922-1965, 1926-11-16
Legal Notices

non-collusion affidavit required by statute.
The said school trustee and said ad-
visOry board expressly reseve the right to
reject any and all bids. and TO take reason
able time to investigate the bids and
qualifications of the respective bidders-be-
fore acting on the bids submitted.
ALBERT F. WALSMAN.
Trustees of Center School Township Mar
ion County. Indiana.
BOYD w. TEMPLETON.
FRED b. BROWN.
VIM. c. KASSEBAUM.
Members Of Advisory Board Of Center
Township Marion County. Indiana.
Nov q rs 22 1926
The Indianapolis times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1922-1965, 1926-11-16
Card of Thanks

CARD OF THANKS-In loving remem.
brance of our dear mother, Margaret
Hobbs who passed away three years ago
today.
Surrounded by friends. we are lonesome,
In our pleasures we are still blue;
But our heart aches for you.
Sadly missed by HEIR CHIIDREN.
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Notice is hereby given that the under
cter s ASep Mailman Marion TTusss n Of
Indiana. and the ADVISORY Board of said
sSS aT ad township s5ap will until 10 a, on
Ind receive bids for %'A furnishing iinga and ms
erected at Iowa st. and sloa4 Ave. i Is saia
iI o9yiaI Marion County Indiana. the fol-
$50 more or less. opera chairs. Mum
per REQUIRED to fill the space in said build
I'M, designed for an auditorium.)
Iears of which not less than 20 per cent aif
must be OF the adjustable type.
H. SiX teachers desks. oak. with or D
One 6-foot office table.
: One S-foot office table.
Six oak swivel chairs.
Eighteen heavy oak leg chairs. office
type suitable for school building.
Delivery on above articles TO be made
bidders to submit samples with their bids.
, All proposals must be made ON blank
form No. SO prescribed by the State Board
Of Accounts. which may be secured at the
Office OF the board. and shall be accom-
per Cent Of the f bd 52E R9t e
able to- the. Trustees of Center School
T9SS TO- asd Marion County INDIANA and
shall be cashed BY the payee. and the
amount thereof retained by him as agreed
accepted bidder fails to enter into a proper
contract for the work for which his bid
shall be accepted. and to give the proper
approved bond required. within twenty
days from and after the date of the ac-
ceptance of such bid. All checks of I'M
successful bidders will be returned TO the
respective bidders.
Within twenty days of the, acceptance
required to enter into a proper written
contract with the trustee to perform the
bid and secure the contract By a proper
bond with approved security for tie faith
full performance of such contract. accord
ing to tho. terms thereof
Each bidder shall file with his bid thu
The Indianapolis times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1922-1965, 1926-11-16
Legal Notices

LEGAL NOTICE
You are hereby notified the goods YOU
nave IN storage will be sold for charges
nnnless SAID charges are paid before Nov
~. 1926. f. Collins. Frank Sanders. /
Cook, Harry, Jones. NJ. Curtis.
N. CLYDE MAY TRANSFER AND
SIORAGE co.
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Bring this adj with you-it s
worth $1,000 credit on these
cars:
Ford, 1922, sedan; Hasssler
shock, lock wheel, good looking
tires; owned and driven by lady.
$45 down.
Ford. 1920, sedan; the tires are
worth what we ask for, this car.
Only Sos.
Chevrolet, 1923, touring; lock
wheel, bumpers, spotlight, new 2
color paint; $45 down.
Chevrolet. 1923, sedan; heater,
windshield wiper, spotlight, front
bumper; Just traded back by origi-
nal owner. $50 down.
Ford, 1924, panel body; light de-
livery, starter, demountables
good looking tires; good, clean
body. $50 down.
Dodge, 1921, touring. good paint
and top; 4 fair tires; $40 down.
Buick, 1919, touring; 5 good tires,
spotlight; good top and paint; $50
down.
Overland, 1924, sedan; spotlight;
fair tires; $50 down.
This lisr gives you some idea of
the variety of our stock; a visit to
either one of our show rooms will
convince you that Stone Chevrolet
have some wonderful values in used
cars and it will be well worth your
while to investigate.
The Indianapolis times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1922-1965, 1926-11-16

WHY paw RENE.

We have several bungalows and cottages
south and west we can sell on terms from
500. to $50 cash and S24 to SIS per
month
LORENZ SCHMIDT & SONS,
LA p. Ohio st.
Main 3715 Res, Irv.. O534 M
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In Memoriar,a Notices

IN MEMORANDA loving rememberance
- Of our dear son and brother. James w
by ULYSSES KNIGHT AND FAMILY.
1869 w Twenty-Third st.
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USED CAR BARGAINS-NOW is THE TIME TO BUY YOUR CA
Automobiles for Sale

Automobiles for Sale
SPECIALS
for
THIS WEEK.
Are You
interested
IN Inn Amy of the
Following
Cars9
AN EXCEPTIONAL BUY
Dodge Special Coach, 1925 1926
Dodge Tour, 1925 800. $3.50
Dodge Tour, 1929. 1926
Dodge Tour, 1924 $3.50. .$475
Dodge Coupe, 1925 .$675
(Reconditioned)
Chevrolet Coupe, 1924. $275
(New paint, Al condiNon)
Nash Sedan, 1924 $3.50. .$725
New lacquer finish)
Essex Coach, 1926 $3.50
1890 miles)
Nash Touring, 1919. $3.50
(Reconditioned)
We have list of Ford
Coupes and Sedans included
in our stock ranging from $75
and up.
Every car offered for sale
reconditioned, and up to the
stanford STANDARD"
We are able to finance you
with small down payments and
liberal terms.
We demonstrate any Of the
above ears.
F. l.. Sanford Co.
S33 N. Meridian st.
Main 1853
THE SAFE PLACE TO BUY"
Hudson Essex trade-ins. 1925
model Oakland coupe; 1924 title;
upholstery in perfect condition;
paint perfect; 10000 miles service.
Must be seen to be appreciated.
1925 Ford sedan. Motor in Al
condition; new tires; Hassler
shock absorbers.
1926 Essex coach. Fully equipped.
1924 Ford sedan; 5 cord tires;
$195.
1923 special six Studebaker; 5
semi-balloon tires; disc wheels,
side shields, Fryac spotlight. Car is
in excellent condition.
1924 Ford coupe; Ames body;
cord tires; disc wheels; $95.
1926 Ford roadster, new balloon
tires. 1925.
Terms or trade
G. WINNINGS co.
East End Hudson Essex Dealer
1916 E. Wash. st. Irv. 1898
Open evenings and Sunday.
| d.. PTS1o
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WILLYS-KNIGHT

1925 coupe-sedan; good condition
throughout; a bargain at $3.50;
trade or terms.
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Rooms for Rent
xoom foy Rent With Doard
Housekeeping Rooms
for Rent \

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BROADWAY S31: 2 rooms: 81. Mod.
newly papered nicely furn. RI. Ally.
BROADWAY 2121A living rm.: Kitchen
cite: bedrm.; bath: gar. Ran. O597
CAPITOL, N. S3S; nicely furn housekeep-
ing room: steam heat. Lin. 1904.
COLLEGE, 1922; turn. large front rm.
with kitchenette: modern. RI. 266S.
blocks from postofflce. Lin 7041.
LEXINGTON AVE, 10 2 modern rooms,
MARKET, 53S E.: 2 modern. front rms;
everything furnished: SO week
Seam ASs S S2e ooD Der 81 WIKI ri hsffssBSS
MERIDIAN. N. 1910; attractive furn apt,
steam heat. private bath Ran 6653.
NEW JERSEY, N, .S55: small warm rm.:
employed lady: kitchen priv. Lin. 1000.
rms: downtown apt RI 6363
Nq 2Uoms and 4 S.tb l92a tS9 furnished
OHIO, E.. .54O nice clean Housekeeping
rooms. So: sleeping rooms. 81 week.
PARK. 1851 CONT. rm. couple; kitchen;
home privileges garage. Wash 1929.
WASH. E. 1880: LOVELY RMS: PRIV,
MOD. HOME: GAR OPT. LIN. 1896.
WASH. E., 1880: nicely turn. rms, priv
nome: garage OPTIONAL. Lin. 1885.
UNFpRNISHED room. kitchenette: heat.
nght. gas: Illinois car. Wash. 4S90-J.
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Coal and Wood
Business ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS
Business Opportunities

~>~~~~S~~>~~~s~~~~ Ne~~.~~~N~NN~~>4~N
RESTAURANT near railroad shopsa do
ing better than So 600 monthly cheap
rent. heat furnished: 80 seating capacity:
bargain.
e. j. SCHANTZ co.
1920 Lemcke Bldg. No. 1876. Ii. 643U
BOOMING house located north in the
best section Of the city: 10 rooms. 3
car garage. cheap rent This is the finest
roQAling house IN the city.
e. j SCHANTZ co.
1920 Lemcke Bldg. No. 1875. Ii $3.50
hosiery mills. This is well furnished
house: rent. $40 with S160 income
E. j. SCHANTZ CO.
419-29 Lem,ke Bill No 124. Ii. 643O
NOR SALE or trade. good poultry stand
inside city market. Call Har. 4446-M.
BOOMING house. near Methodist Hospital
ID rooms. good income with only $40
Il. j. SCHANTZ co.
1920 Lemcke Bldg. No. 131. Ii. 643O
TRADE grocery. stock and tixtures: cheap
rent. living rooms connected for prop
erty. vacant or improved. Address Times
Box 169.
RESTAURANT close IN: this Is fine
business for man and wife: priced 20
e. ]. SCHANTZ co.
1920 Eemcke Bldg. No. 1913. Ii. 643o
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Ford, 1924, panel body; light de-
livery, starter, demountables; 4
good looking tires; good, clean
body. $50 down.
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Dodge, 1921, touring. good paint
and top; 4 fair tires; $40 down.
The Indianapolis times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1922-1965, 1926-11-16

Buick, 1919, touring; 5 good tires,
spotlight; good top and paint; $50
down.
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Bring this adj with you-it's
worth $1,000 credit on these
cars:
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Chevrolet. 1923, sedan; heater,
windshield wiper, spotlight. front
bumper; Just traded back by origi-
nal owner. $50 down.
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ONE-CAR GARAGE Sb1
All the lumber roofing and hardware
necessary 10 build car garage l0xlt
yourself Phoenix Lumber Co Web; O410
CHTMNEYS cisterns cleaned and repaired
Furnaces cleaned DIR 424S-I
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Motorcycles and Bicycles

WE BUY sell and exchange used motor.
cycles Good used parts for sale. AL
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BuiIdine and Contracting

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WE make repairs and improvements of all
SkInds including gaages. additions and
general remOdellng on monthly payment
plan, Also build and finance homes. Let
US give you an estimate CIVIC REALTY
CO.. 1876 n Della Linz $3.50 Eve. Ken
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Ford, 1922, sedan; Hasssler
shock, lock wheel, good looking
tires; owned and driven by lady.
$45 down.
Imperial Valley press., 1926-07-27
WILL CELEBRATE
DISCOVERY OF
YOSEMITE VALLEY
By United Press Leased Wire

MERGED, Calf. July -. - The
nroGram for the diamond jubilee Of
the discovery of the Yosemite Val
lcv and dedication of tho Merced-
Yosemite Highway. which will be
celebrated july 81, was announccd
bv Richard Shaffnr. chairman Of
he rommittc" in charge of arrange
mentS. here today.
Harvey Toy, chairman of the state
highway commission. will be chair
man of the day and Governor Friend
w. Richardson will deliver the prin-
rira' address Shaffcr said.
Other speakers on the program in
cludc Julian II. Alec. San Francisco,
stat" prison board directors: Nelson
I. Edwards, Los Angeles highway
commissioner: stephen w. Mathcr,
washington, ID. c.. director of the
national park service, and DIR. l.. T..
lIowcs. San Francisco. head of the
western division of the United
States bureau of public roads.
Imperial Valley press., 1926-07-27
PRESIDENT URGES
PATIENCE With
FOREIGN FEELINGS
Declares Tourists Should
Disregard Petty Hat
red European Nations
Ey JOHN P. MONTGOMERY
(United Press Staff CorrcSunndnnf


PAUL SMITH 'S, \. y, July II.
president Coolidge today, through
his spokesman. called upon the
American people to disregard the
occasional petty hatrcds Of the Euro
pcan nations shown toward our tour
lists, and in retaliation. show them
regard and tolerance.
His spokesman pointed ont that
the war stricken nations are now
undergoing q severe depression, eco
nomicalIy and commcrcjalv and
they are inclined to criticize resi-
dents Of other nations.
Mr.. Coolidge's Spokesman himself
criticized tourists who, not finding
European conditions satisfactory,
make themselves disagreeablp to
the native those nations ~ opqn-
ly showi"@ reitating condesceu,ion
and disliI<e.
! There aa. ,,vo typos Of tourists.
the spoFc-E.' said, thosn uho etav
! in Europe 20 complain when tler
believe thtnsclycs mistroqtod aud
those who attempt to al last their
belief tp pc ajent conditions, and,
that failing, return qaieuy to their
/ own country.
Imperial Valley press., 1926-07-27
Nocturnal HoWls
Causing Trouble

Spurred bv numerous complaints
registered within the past few days
Chief Of Police Oswalt announced
today he has instructed police to
start a campaign against owners Of
do"S who allow the animals to run
at liberty during the night
Nearly 80 citizens have complained
this week about the nuisance Of
barking dogs. the chief declared
and as a result Of an Investigation
police have learned there are about
20 owners who are violating terms
Of n city ordinance which regulates
ownership Of animals within city
limits.
Police have been instructed to
pick mp AL dogs not tied up or
otherwise restrained from running at
liberty and ordered to lock them up
IN the city pound. TndcF terms Of
tn" city ordinance animals declared
public nuisance may be killed.
Imperial Valley press., 1926-07-27
Fly Tells Board
Congress Is Sure
TO Pass Measure

Prediction that congress viii act
fayorably on the &wing-Johnson bill
providing for construction Of Boul-
der dam. when it convcnes in De
ccmbcr was made today by Col. b.
F. Fly Of Yuma, at a meeting Of
the board Of directors Of Imperial
Irrigation district
Colonel Fly was in Washington
during the last session Of congress
and during the time was active on
bohaIf Of Boulder Dam legislation
anf legislation in connection with
the Yuma project. Although a
Democrat, Colonel Fly announced
today he VIII oppose the election Of
Congressman Carl HAYDEN, Demo-
cfat to a scat in the senate on ae-
count Of his action in holding up
tie Boulder dam bin in the COM
mittee on irrigation and reclamation
cn which he is a member.
Imperial Valley press., 1926-07-27
Swing Expected
Home Shortly

In spite Of support hy President
Coolidge. Secretary Hoover and Sec
rctarv Work, opposition to III"
Roulder dam bin is powerful aud
rcsourceful" and the active support
of all the state i needed to insure
passaoes of the bHl. CONGRESSMAN
Phil Swing declared in an interview
in San Diego.
The congressman returned 10 cal
ifornia this weoi, and is spending
some time on the coast. According
to an announcement he VIII spend
som" time Of the congressional re-
coss in porfoctin& an organization
to continue cffoIte in favor Of the
bin. It could not be learned r. the
congressman 5 office here. just when
he viii rctura to Fl Ccutro. but il
VIII probably be this week or ncXt.