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Newark leader. ([Newark, Ohio]) 1917-1946, 1926-08-13

called out until they complied with
their constitution. He suspended sew
eral officers who took a contrary
view. When the strike was called, he
said, the union stood by its constitu-
tion and refused to act on the policy:
"To blazes with the rules and down
TOOLS"
But one delegate opposed the reso-
luton which expressed appreciation of
the president "for his integrity, in
shouldering the heavy burden of the
union in trying circumstances"
Newark leader. ([Newark, Ohio]) 1917-1946, 1926-08-13
Seamen's Head Upheld
i'm His Ballot Decision

London, Eng.-The annual conven-
tion of the National Union of Seamen
approved the course of j. Havelock
Wilson, president, in insisting that
these unionists ballot on whether they
join the recent general strike.
During the strike President Wilson
held that the seamen could not be
Newark leader. ([Newark, Ohio]) 1917-1946, 1926-08-13

BY JU1sON C. WELLlvER
.HE Grand Canyon of the Colo
rado River, widely regarded
as the worlds most imposing
GKI natural wonder, has suddenly
taken on a new and startling
Newark leader. ([Newark, Ohio]) 1917-1946, 1926-08-13

Worlds S Premier
Scenic Region
Suddenly Pro-
duces q Ne1U De-
relopment Of the
Greatest Eco
nOn1ic Interest to
th e Entire Ma
ton.
Imperial Valley press., 1926-01-14
new BOOKS AT
LOCAL LIBRARY
Fiction

Fiction
OZARK Laughter, Sherwood And
.erson.
Passing the Torch,' Mary ).
andrews. Lincoln 5 kindness to u
drummer boy.
1.-THE Colour of Youth, '. ii.
Friedlandcr. The story of two
children, one prodigy, the other
IA genius.
=" "Niels Lynne, J. =. Jacobson. An
autobiographira' novel.
"The BLACK Cargo.' J, =. Mar
quand. 4 romance of action of the
=, rod when SsNe Smuggling wa,
punishable by death.
The Orisscis l.. II. Myers. An
intense spiritual drama, laid in
England Of the present day.
The Perennial Bachelor Anne
Parrish The Harper prize move
ftr 1925.
"Stcp,er the We'll Beloved, II.
Scarborough. Adventures of IN
Nmrrican ncwspaperman in Eu
rope.
THE Crazy Fool Dona'd Og
dcn Stewart. \ young man inher
It's IN insane asylum.
"ln the Twinkling of an Eye,
Watson The doctrine Of the re-
tuln Of the Lord.
Imperial Valley press., 1926-01-14
TUESDAY EVENING
BRIDGE CLUB MEETS
AT BEYNON HONE

Members Of the Tuesday Ercning
'}ralgc club were entertained Tues
av night by Mr.. and Mrs. Guy &.
3evuou NJ their home. $50 Olive
'vcnuc. Verbenas and other desert
flowers were used IN the decoration
of the house.
Prize winning scores at bridge
vcre made by Mrs. Fred NuttaIl and
\ Towlc. high. and Mrs. T.. j.
Maack and X. II Cary, low.
Guests present were Mr.. and Mrs.
!ohn Mccormick and Mr.. and Mrs.
Al Towle. Members playing were
Mr.. and Mrs. +. !. Mack, Mr.. au''
Mrs. T.. W. Ferris, Mr.. and Mrs. 4.
II. Cary, Mr.. and Mrs. i. NJ VIII
iams. Mr.. and Mrs. Don Rex. Mr..
and Mrs. Fred Nuttall, Dr. and Mrs
Sem Bacon and the host and hos
tess.
Imperial Valley press., 1926-01-14
WGys-WednS Dance
Features to Be
Unusually Good

Does El Centre believe. with
Henry Ford. that the old
fashioned dance IS preferable to
the more modern type? If El
Centrans were free to choose
would they return to the stately
measures Of the minuet, or would
they dance the latest Charleston
steps?
Or perhaps they sigh for the
days when the Merry Widow
Waltz was at its height-when
a waltz was waltz. not a one
step.
At all events they will be Civ
en- an opportunity to go on rec
ord, after seeing a group of tai
ented dancers trip through these
varied measures at the ways
and Means Revue
The revue is scheduled for the
evenings of January % and %,
and will be given at the Ten
Thousand club. Watch the Press
for further details, which will be
given daily.
Imperial Valley press., 1926-01-14
OFFICERS ELECTED
FOR HIGH SCHOOL
ORCHESTRA GROUP

The gh school orchestra. under
he direction of Perry Araut, head
If the music department. is planning
90 give concert early in March
Proceeds will be used to purchase
musical instruments fe. tho school.
Mr., Aran: is re-arrangsug uoai.
her of pieces which vii. bc P,a~e@,
number of Mr. Arant : 'v .o's'
positions will also be presented. Dc
orchestra members are wHts ~
hard to make the concert 20 ,."ctN-.
Election of Officers fos ;nc os.
hestra was held this week auo
resulted as follows: .loSepnur Viii
Jams, president; Leslie Houston,
vice president, Dorothy Christian.
secretary and Irmarie King. trcasur-
er
Imperial Valley press., 1926-01-14
NOTICE INVITING SEALED
PROPOSALS OR BIDS FOR IN
STALLATION OF SEWER
LINE

Notice is hereby given that the
undersigned City Clerk of the City
If Ell Centre invites and will re-
ccive at his office in the City Hall
Of said City, up to the hour of 1880
clock P. NJ. on the 9th day of
January, 1926, sealed proposals or
lids for the labor of installing a
sewer line for said City as herein
,fter described (material to be fur
nished by the City,) towit:
The making of the necessary cx-
cavation for the laying of Four
Hundred Ninety (490) feet of
Eight-inch sewer pipe, commencing
at sewer manholc at the intersec-
ION of Third Street and CONNER
.ial Avenar, and running Easterly
IL and along said Commercial Ave
nue Il distance of Four Hundred
Ninety (491) feet, as shown by the
plan and profile hereinafter men
-ioned,-such sewer pipe to be laid
t an average depth of Seven (D
feet as shown by said plan and
profile for said work the laying Of
"our Hundred Ninety (490) feet
T 2 inch sewer pipe therein; the
installing of one manhole, in ac-
cordance with the plan therefor
hereinafter mentioned; and the
back filling of said excavation-all
IF said work to be done in accor-
lance with sewer plan and profile
20. %. and manhole plan No. "a,
IN file in the office of the City
Engineer of said City, to which
efercnce is hereby made for fur
her particulars.
All proposals or bids shall be ac
mpanied by a check payable to
he City Of FL Centro, certified by
responsible bank for an amount
which shall not be less than ten
100 per cent of the aggregate Of
'he proposal or by bond Of said
mount and so payable, signed by
'wo suretics. who shall Justify be-
fore any officer competent to al
minister an oath in double said
mount over and above all statu-
orv exemptions.
The Board of Trustees of said
city reserves the right to reject
nv or all bids.
By order of said Board Of Trus
.ces.- -. - .
Dated this Eth day Of January.
la26t 4z
5a'.sa'ss& JAMES a. .sCHOFfELD. .sp.
JS to % City Clerk.
Imperial Valley press., 1926-01-14
BRIDGE TEA A T
CLUB HOUSE IS
ENJOYABLE EVENT

Proving as delightful as any of
he preceding events of the Wom-
an 5 Ten Thousand cub bridge
tournament series, yesterday after
Ioon $ bridge tea, given at the
lub house by the bridge committee
va sa decided success.
Prize winning scores were made
v Mrs. Arthur Edgar and Mrs. [.
". Ma tland. Tea WAS served at the
lose of the afternoon by Mesdamcs
z. B. Whitelaw, Martin B. o Brien,
.. +. Coggins and l.. {. House, as
sisted bv MeSdames Charles E. Scott
md b. l. Roberts. hosteSses for the
lay. Mrs. Scott presided at the
laintilv appointed tea table.
The auditorium was CAV with tall
haskets of desert flowers.
Those turning in score cards in
,luded MeSdamcs +. J. Allen. :
l.mmett Allen. Frank \. Anderson
!. q. Bevnon. Bracket. K. II. Cary,
W. T. Christian, viii R. Conway,
Z. {. Dillon, Arthur Edgar, S. II.
Emburv. d. s. Fenton. Ferris. Y.
K. Francis. Friedheim, Tom Gill and
G. l.. Hall.
Mesdame~ \ bert W. Hale, Jack
Harris. Henslcr, Leroy Holt, j.
Drummond Huston, Joseph Kay
Kavanaugh l.. .. kimball Jr., For
rest Kutz, T. G. Lanier, c. ".
Maitland, John Mccormick, Me
Grew. William Meagher Ruth Os
borne L. R. Phillev, Mont J. Reid
c. j. Ritz. b. L. Roberts. Charles
E. Scott, Surface. W. A. Tondro,
L. c. Wahl and Richard y. Wat
son.
Imperial Valley press., 1926-01-14
SOCIAL NEWS
ANY ACTIVITIES
ON CALENDAR OF
n. s.. RESERVES

The remainder of the school wear
II be filled with activities for Ell
Fntro 5 high school Girl Reserves,
Fcording to plans made at a cabi-
h meeting at the home of Mrs.
NJ. Moore, 752 Brighton evenue.
The first of a series of candy
les, the proceeds to be used to
md the president of the Girl Re
rves to Asilomar for the state
nference next summer. will be
eld on Saturday Of this week.
On January Is, when the annual
embership meeting and banquet
the Y. w. G. A. is to be held at
be Women s Ten Thousand Club,
group of nigh school reserves will
ttend and give program num-
A pot luck supper will be held at
be high school January %, at
Fhich the Wilson school Girl Re-
brves will be invited to join the
igh school reserves.
The Southern California Girl Re
rrve conference is TO be held at
,ong Beach February 12-14. 1t is
lanncd to send a large delegation
rom Central.
February Il was the date select
4 for father and daughter ban
net. This is new venture. and
II hoped that the fathers of the
kirls will prove interested in the
dea,vso that ii can be made an an
Sual event.
March 6 was selected for the I'm.
berial Valley hign school Giri ite-
berye conference to be held at Holt
lille Each school 5 delegation will
bring part of the food necessary
for Il banquet. The meeting will
last all dav.
arrangements were also made
for4s mother and daughter banquet,
Ind March "a set as a tentative
late.i
OFFICERS of the association pre-
bent at the board meeting were
|Srace Johnson, president, Josephine
Eraham. vice president. Margaret
treasurer, Esther
Ehmke, ring chairman, and Lucille
Morris. service chairman.
Imperial Valley press., 1926-01-14
Defer Execution
Set For Friday;
Appeal Date Set
ny United Press Icnsed Wire

SAN QUENTIN, Calf, Jan. IL
Mauricio Trinidad, convicted slsy-
er of San Bernardino county, Will
not hang tomorrow, despite The fact
that invitations TO the execution
were mailed out and all arrange
ments completed.
Publication in San BernardinO o,
the report that Trinidad was to die
tomorrow brought telephone call
from the convict s attorneys there
revealing that an appeal from the
sentence is on file. Warden +. j
Smith had received no previous
word of the appeal.
The supreme court will hear Trim.
dads plea March 8. If the appeal
is refused, new date for the hang
ing will be necessary.
Imperial Valley press., 1926-01-14
CLEVER FEATURES
PLANNED FOR CUB
DANCE TOMORROW

Following the bridge tea at III"
Ton Thousand club Yesterday. mem
bcrs of the club : dance committee
held a committee meeting, and com
,Ieted arrangement, II. nc ,ec9nd
flair of the dance series, which is
to take place Friday night at TIL
hub house.
Various interesting features were
,anned. including the giving of Il
door prize. Punch was served.
Committee members present at
the meeting were Mrs. Richard y.
Watson, Mrs. A. II. Keller. Miss
Evalvn Boman and Miss Irene
Brooks. Tickets may be obtained
from these members or from Mrs.
'on c. Bitler and Mrs. AlIen +.
Nuffer.
Imperial Valley press., 1926-01-14
Cattle Market

Cattle, POO moderately active,
steady to weak. load 1907 ID. north
crn steers 9.25. plainer kinds down
to 500. show steers, late yesterday,
1000. bulk she stock 4.5O-o:Jj, IN
clubing Arizona heifers at 6.lj;
Gamers and cutters, 2.50-4.e0; bo-
logna bulls. 4.25-5.00, boef up to 30.
Calves, 100, active, generally
steady. load lots 276-3O0 lb. south
westerns 9.00-9.75. with heavies
averaging close to 400 lbs. 6.75.
Hogs, 1900. holdovers, 500; gen
orally 25-35c higher. top, 1880, for
tour loads bulk. l60-2l5 lb. butchers
l3.5o-l3.so. packing sows. around
100.
sheep, none, good and choice
ambs, quoted l4.00-15.00, ewes, $50
TO 500.
Imperial Valley press., 1926-01-14
BIDE-A-WEE CLUB
MEETS AT HOME OF
MRS. J. ". COOK

Entertaining the members of the
Pide-A Wee club as her guests. Mrs.
!. W. Cook was hostess at her home
yesterday afternoon. The house
was PRETTY decorated with desert
blossoms. and the afternoon spent
With ncediework. Assisted by Mrs,
F. q. Havens, Mrs. Cook served
dainty refreshments.
Those present included Mrs. Per-
ic SchOonmaker and Miss Mae
Bonner, guests. and Mcsdames Les
lie Mcconnell, Joe King, J. d. Foss,
Frank Young f. G.. Havens, ID. B..
Bromley, KaI Heilman. Jane Car
son. Eugene Williams, Roy Gift
ford and tie hostess.
Imperial Valley press., 1926-01-14
DELPHIANS PLAN
PROGRAM FOR NEXT
MEETING OF CLUB
BY MRS. A. G.. CAMPBELL

A Short business session precedeu
the study hours at the meeting of
Delphian Yesterday, viii. the n.res
ident. Mrs. r. W. Campbell in the
chair. Pans for the program t.
be presented at the meeting of the
Tc, Thousand club Thursday of
next week. were formulated. Mrs.
Henry w. Loud, vicepresident of
Leiphian was designated as chair
man Of the reception committee. I
choose her own assistants. Tea
will follow the program.
Miss Swope. popular dramatic
interpreter connected with the facul-
ty of the state university will read
"rhe Man Of the Hour, and Del
phians. as well as members of tn"
Ten Thousand club are looking for
ward to rare treat.
Mrs. j. W. Glassford directed the
study of French drama giving a
comprehensive survey of the subject
in a most interesting preliminary
tax,
Mrs. A. G. Campbell discussed Tie
Story Of CHINA Cornellle 5 mas
terpiece, preceding the discussion
with resume OF events connected
with the Caesers, julius and Oeta
viois. which provide the motive oil
the tragedy.
Mrs. Frank F. Anderson reviewed
"Orestes and Hermione by the
same author, in delightful manner,
bringing out its classical origin.
Racines Biblical dramas were
discussed briefly, and the program
closed with delightful review of
modern French play, La Robe
Rouge by Eugene Brieux. Mrs.
+. A. Burger presented this number
in her usual thorough and charming
manner. Especially interesting was
the Introductory remarks of Mrs.
burger. as she told of this writer
who has written all of his dramas
with distinct purpose, each
ntended to teach some great moral
lesson. but which have failed large
" in popular appeal because they
depict the ugly side of vice, and
the Weaknesses and frailties of hu-
n,an nature in too rca istic a man
rer to suit the plav GO ne public.
Nrs. Horny onl will present the
next program. on French drama,
Ms. ". " Prnols to be hostess at
kel suburban home.
Imperial Valley press., 1926-01-14
NAME OFFICIALS
FOR GRID CLASH
AT S. ID. SUNDAY

san DIEGO, Calf. Jan. IL
Officials for the game Sunday be-
tween Red Oranges Chicago
Bears and Cline s Californians were
announced as follows: referee
Clyde Cook, formerly of Washington
university, and at present head coach
of Coronado high school; umpire
Herbert y. Hoskins, L. $. C., coach
at Sweetwater Union high school;
head linesn:an-G. \. Tex Oil
yer, san Diego high mentor, former
ly of West Point and Texas uni
-versity; field judge-Ren Thomp
son.
Imperial Valley press., 1926-01-14
Members of COIOred
Girl Reserves Plan to
Attend Coast Meeting

\ course for advisors Of colorcH
,irl Reserves was held rcccu.lv a.
imperial. with Is advisors represent
ing FL rcntro. Imperial and CalcX
leo in attendance. The meeting
took place at the home of Mrs. Hu.
bert.
Intensive training in girl tcchni-
que and girl psychology was given.
md programs were planned for the
five remaining months Of the school
year.
Members Of the colorcd Reserves
If the valley viii attend the con
ference to be held nj Long Beach in
the near future.
Imperial Valley press., 1926-01-14
Honolulu Man Is
Anthrax Victim

HONOLULU. Jan. lt.-pr. L. y.
Oussimcnko was dead here today,
the first human victim of anthrax
Ia the history o. lie territory.
DR.. OussimcnkU. veterinarian bac-
teriologist for the torial gov
ernment, is believed to have be
come infected WIN e experiment ng
in his laboratory. He was native
of Russia.
The only person having contact
with lr. Ousslmenko Is nia wsfe amt
he is being held under observation
a the strictest quarantine.
Imperial Valley press., 1926-01-14
First Demonstration
on FireieSS Cooker to
Be Held at Dyer Home

Mrs. c. Dyer, of the Acacia
district. will be hostess on Monday
70 members of the Farm Home de-
partment and any other rural wo-
men interested in the fireless cook
er demonstrations to be held
throughout the coming week, under
the direction of Miss Orpha A,
Miller, county home demonstration
gent.
The cooker will be made for
Mrs. G.. II. Shaw. \ full schedule
Of meetings for the week will APP
near in tomorrow 5 issue of the
Press.
Inc meeting at Mrs. Dyers is
called for l clock.
Imperial Valley press., 1926-01-14
valley College Women
viii Be Guests of
Bralrley Organization

Brawley members of the College
Women : club will be hostesses 10
he members Of that organization
rom other parts of the county at
, luncheon on Saturday. FL Cen
fro college women who plan to at
end are asked to meet at the rest
room at - noon, and transportation
viii be furnished. y program will
follow the luncheon.
Imperial Valley press., 1926-01-14
REPORT SUCCESS
in OBSERVATION
OF sun ECLIPSE
by United Press Leased Wire

~, ATHMORE, Pa. Jan. Ii. -
Great success in observation of the
solar eclipse which darkened Il sew
en- thousand mile strip throughout
the antipodes, was reported by DIR.
John 4. Miller. astronomer of
Swarthmore college, in cablegram
received here TO-DAY.
DIR. Miller, with a staff of assist
ants. observed and photographed the
phenomenon from a point near Ben
koelcn, Island of Sumatra.
Text of the cablcgram Will be
released later in the day, Dean
Walters of. the college announced.
Imperial Valley press., 1926-01-14
EIGHT INTERNATIONAL
PARTIES VIEW EVENT

SEMARANG, Siam, Jan. II
Eight international scientific expc-
ditions of American. Dutch, Eng
lish and Rumanian origin observed
today's sun eclipse i'll Sumatra.
It was a total eclipse and four
expeditions reported that the wealth
er conditions were favorable for OBJ
scrVation. Two others were in doubt
as to the result of their obscrva-
tiOns, while the last two are station
ed in the interior without cable
communication.
Imperial Valley press., 1926-01-14
COMMITTEES FOR
Y. ". &. A. BANQUET
ANNOUNCED TO-DAY

Announcement of committee
members who will serve for the an
nual membership banquet of the
Imperial Valley Young Women ;
Christian association. to be given AZ
the Women : Ten Thousand club
Monday night ar clock wa
made today.
Mrs. II. Purcell Of lIoltville. Mrs.
W. d. Gott Of Imperial, and Mrs.
d. \. Leonard Of CaleXico are mem
hers of the program committee. The
reception committee is composed OF
Mesdames Robert ". Campbell. II
=. Pope, f.. j. Jacobs y. p. Shib-
'cv. John Stewart Ross. f. l.
Garthwaite and l.. G. Lee all Of this
city.
All women of the county inter
ostcd in the work of the Y. v. {. a.
arc asked 10 attend. Reservation.
should be placed at once with Mrs
Lee, phone 935.
Imperial Valley press., 1926-01-14
Good For Weak Eyes

The quick action of simple cam
phor, hydrastis, witchhazel, etc, as
mixed in Lavoptik eve wash aston
ishrs people. One small bottle helps
any ease weak, sore or strained
eyes. Aluminium eye cup free. Sold
by Clement $ Drug Store, Sixth and
Main st. adv
Imperial Valley press., 1926-01-14
Plans Made for Card
Party BY Members
of Episcopal Guild

Plans for an evening card party
70 be given by the Women Z Guild Of
st. Paul Episcopal church, were
made at a meeting of'the guild, held
recently at the home Of Mrs. r. A.
Chestnut. The affair will be Civ
nn at the. church rooms. A large
qumber Of guild members were
quests of Mrs. Chesnut. Refresh.
uenis were served by the hostsks.
assisted by her sister, Mrs RIO.
Bridges.
Imperial Valley press., 1926-01-14
yChn T. Rices VIII
Entertain Present
Day Club at Dinner

Mr.. and Mrs. John 7. Rice will
entertain the Present Day club at
"a dinner party at their West Main
-treet home on Friday night. Dim
uer Will be served at $50 o clock.
Imperial Valley press., 1926-01-14
Non Ficticn

Who's Who in the Bible -,
Alien.
Inca Land -. Hiram Bingham.
Explorations in the highlands Of
Peru.
=" Masterpieces i'll Art, William
Casey.
Modern Verse Anita Forbes.
Selections from notable British and
American authors.
Sunward', Louis Golding. The
record Of sentimental journey
through Italy. vivid and pictures
dLc.
"'Thc Author : Book, - The Mac
MILAN company. Notes for we
guidance Of authors in dealing with
publishers.
"A Iloosier Salad Thomas r.
Marshall. Recolections of the
former vicepresident.
Imperial Valley press., 1926-01-14

GEnf Cadv. Sunnvside WaShing
on! grew 81 oon worth Of celery on
wX cit lots ne sold sixteen doz-
IN punches AT - cents.
Imperial Valley press., 1926-01-14

Hunt the bright side. Some prices
are down. You can get 1925 calen-
tlers verv che4ply now.
Imperial Valley press., 1926-01-14

In 1920 French commercial plane,
made 9720 trips with but six aeci
dents.
Imperial Valley press., 1926-01-14
FILM CHIEF WILL
INSPECT STUDIOS
IN MOVIE COLONY
By tinted Prcsx Leased Wire

HOLLYWOOD. Jan. l4.-Will H.
Hays, president of the Motion Pie
turc Producers association, arrived
here today from New York on hs
scmi-annual inspection of the film
plants.
The film chief plans to visit the
lcdaing studios and confer with pro
ducers regarding production during
$50. tie VIII remain here for two
weeks.
Imperial Valley press., 1926-01-14

Practically all misunderstanding
are caused by people who don I un
dCrStaud they don understand.
Imperial Valley press., 1926-01-14

The Baker irrigation project. in
Oregon, was not provided for in the
last federal budget and it will prob
ably he abandoned.
Imperial Valley press., 1926-01-14
Spaghetti Rdrcbit

Spaghetti Rarcbit
ffseksse Mueller's Spa
ghrtti.
iCup grated cheese.
3 Eggs
Tablespoons butter,
salt. mustard and red
pepper TO taste.
/, Cup cream or milk.
Toast.
Prepare spaghetti &C.
cording TO directions on
the Mueller label and
break into pieces. Put
into q chatting dish. add
cheese, butter. season
inss. and bring to boil
ing point. Then add
eggs well beaten cream
or milk. Mix well and
serve hot on toast
Save this recipe
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1926-08-14
Blair Returning in
Custody to Belfast
Insists Will Marry Girl

Jerry Blair, who with his 15-year-
old sweetheart. Jennie May Cook of
Belfast, were apprehended at Weeks
Mills Thursday evening by Deputy
Chief William Hancock, and PATROL
men Frank Place and Levi Flynt of
the State Highway Police depart
ment, was taken Friday morning by
Officer Malcolm O'Brien of the State
force to Belfast to answer to charges
resulting from the disappearance of
the couple with the Ford automobile
belonging to the girls brother.
Blair, yesterday morning before
starting his trip to Belfast in GUS
tody of the State officer said I'VE
ran away last Sunday night because
l did not want to see Jennie abused
at home. They might as well let us
get married now-we will anyway.
sooner or later. We left the Ford
three miles outside of Belfast and
started to hike to Weeks Mills.
had some grub with me, and we got
a ride part of the way. We intend
ed to leave Weeks Mills right away
and as soon as l got another job we
planned to be married"
He declared that the brother of
the girl knew that he was taking the
machine and said, IF l had wanted
to steal it, l wouldn't have left it in
Belfast, would II"
He was loath to have ~the hand
cuffs placed about his wrists and
assured officer O'Brien that 81
wouldn't leave Jennie, anyway"
The girl put her arm affectionately
about his waist as they walked to
the car to be driven back to Belfast.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1926-08-14
Bride-tO-Be Given
Miscellaneous Shower

Friends of Miss Barbara Froberger
gave her a miscellaneous shower at
the home of Mrs. Alice Froberger, rs
Chapel street, Thursday evening, in
honor of her approaching marriage.
the Misses Ruth and Elizabeth Hill
and Mrs. Froberger being the host
esses.
Upon returning from a ride, which
had been previously planned, Miss
Froberger. on turning on the lights
In the living room, found. much to
her amazement. that the room, which
had been prettily decorated during
her absence, was filled with friends
who gave her most hearty welcome.
A large basket containing many
gifts of linen, silver, cut glass, etc,
covered with green crepe paper and
flowers was presented to the guest of
honor by Miss Elizabeth Hail. After
this had received its share of atten-
ton, games and music We're enjoyed
and most delightful evening was
passed. Refreshments of ice cream.
cakes, fancy cookies. saltines and
candies were served by the hostess.