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Imperial Valley press., 1926-01-22
HELEN SURVIVES
Third MATCH OF
METR0p0LE TILT

CANNES, France, Jan. 22 Helen
Wills, American tennis champion,
survived her third match of the
Mctropolr tournament when she de-
featrd Mrs. Leslie Bancroft Aaschli-
man, former Boston girl, in straight
sets at 50 and o..
Th@ American girl was in greatly
improved form and, with the cXcep.
ton Of Il light spell of uncontrolled
service, she played perfect tennis
SIZE Won without eNcrting herself
and only five games went rs far a>
deuce. She served five 3uubIc faults
but the errors did not mffic her.
Cine fifth of Il second fastc,
'lu the established record, W. :
Nilmcr'S : four year old black colt
SuMSand, stepped six fur'mgs in
I'm % in winning the first ran
ming of the BiscaYne handicap fol
.ll". year oldS upwards at Hialeal
Park yesterday.
f. Marlow : Anna Marroone IL
0ilo'cd by Jockey Horn and well re
gardca' in the betting, was second
with +. +. Whitncy'S Manmast tax
lug the short end of the purse
There were nine starters.
Imperial Valley press., 1926-01-22
BY HENRY L. FARRELL
United Press staff Correspondent

NEW YORK, Jan. '2A.-Opcn dc-
fiancc of the New lO.k boxing
COMMISSION was threatened today
by Tex Rlckard AS u result of "a sc.
rlCs Of engagements Since he open
ed his new gIru,n.
For the IirSt tame S.ncc he took
up the promoting p"sin,so hc.o
h.ckard prUhC has poker race ana
sr0w.cd wncn tod IHat IN" cum'iIa
ION mrghi announce amer t,s m>c.-
ing tOudy that h,s Lconoe wound br
revoked Of lte talked 10 saeK lr'np
sey aDuut Il Ign. against ,~Ii"
Tunney.
~ navcn t done any business
with DEMPSEY or iunneN, ne saio.
B..I / WDa "A see enancc IUr &"
money mdKMg match. zran Il"
lie around with dmkcy Little match
os. | We got 10 g,t LIg 'n,s 10 .n.."
my .".,atsn.%,j sgoa. A"yoIi,
knows that iicmpsoy wdl draw
hrolty any t,in.r.
bIe.,A ~ l4.nllnlHt
a break III tHc irlcnaHy aud bus
lncas lC'atnHs Dv.",,n ...v"a.u .i.,.
the cUinin.SsIun Iaa been runi.II, .n
Ior su.A,..i s.n,, ,nr c.,."lul9o..n
gDI Ga, Of is ro., ANA s.;,rtcu max
."s natvhcs.
lnc co.n,oioslon I.l. q. " ,,o. c.,,"
tor i"c tnl.a,n,,.- .,itu "a n.rnn.,,
and "htn e"c n'..a "stc fo.u n.o..
ana IouHa H.noc.l nu.onits enc p"e
Tor TII,oOo, "AIcn - Il al",dU.c co".
t'4DGuon lor an! ch,H.ty.
lncn ne hau q Pospeeatc mtHc.
maker blown oui HoAa ur,rr ham
Mnch the commission ICfustd 90 a.
10" Mickey "a.ir, ala Io.nmy
Michigan - meet lor the Wor0 :
"e''vt"oignt cn"mPienshaP a.teI
Imperial Valley press., 1926-01-22
SPEEDWAY EVENT
WILL Be STAGED
ON Miami TRACK
By niteG Press Leased Wire

LOS ANGELES, y Jan. -. - The
epcu,ng speedway event Of the
American Automobile association
viii not De staged near Los Ange.cs
this ycar3,s. has been Customary for
nearly 4 deeadc. II was learned to
day.
he racing d,iNcIa have usually
started theF yearly campaign with
the Washington Birthday classic on
Il Southcrn California track. The
february - date has been awarded
to ucw track at Miami, Florida,
according to AN announcement by
officials Of the a. A. j.
Southern California 5 250 mic
,priug racing c.assIc VIII be staged
at the Culver city track March IL.
Imperial Valley press., 1926-01-22
NOTICE FOR PUBLICATION

Notice is hereby given that in ac-
cordancc with Section 305l and 3O5o
Of the Civil Code of California
That ON the 29th day of January,
1876 at the hour of three p. m, at
the County Jail, in FL Centro,
Calif., we will sell at Public Auc.
tion:
One 1920 Ford, Engine No
69'9O0l, 1923 Colo. License l5l9l.
One ,92O Ford, Engine No.
erased, 1928 Calf. License 5D2 674.
One 1920 Ford, Engine No.
go "229, 1923 CANT. License
A3Sl90.
Said sale will be held to satisfy
storage charges to the amount of
twenty dollars {&20.0O) together
with the cost of publication of this
notice and cost of sale.
Dated January 10Th. 1926.
tllAS. l.. GILLETTE, sheriff
hy {. f. Nice, Chief Deputy Sheriff
} 10 II
Imperial Valley press., 1926-01-22
TWO BASKETBALL
GAMES WILL BE
PLAYED TONIGHT

Two basketball, games, prcrc .!cd
by Nolicy oa galac viii DC pay
cd al ,he high school gymuaamn
tom gut. Ihe lightweight and
heavyweight teams OF braW,ey
d 4h, wil clash with similar teams
from Contra, Dniun on jhc basket
ball courts.
The Methodist church NoIlcy ball
team Wii meet the team froh Doycc
Atcn post, American Legion.
Ccnra. Is hoping fer victory in
each Of Is games though Scaio of
the h'S1 = ayers are out with III
nr :. pt.t uatNn.r las been anic
lo pace u uetcat over the local
team this season aud if the team
AN t"a' brIUl"r tom ghi, II wi /
,ti. haN, a chance for the valley
'hamp,onshiP.
Biawicy is coming down with q
b 3 bunch If rootcrs and the con.
Ica $ promise to Lc more exciting
bro amy game paved Tins season.
Imperial Valley press., 1926-01-22

FOR SALE-Rpmington typewriter
Good as new. Casa Rcy HoIei.
Phone ll6. 22tf
Imperial Valley press., 1926-01-22
NOTICE FOR PUBLICATION

Notice is hereby given that in
accordance with Section 3O5l and
5Uo2, of the Civil Code of Califor-
MA, that on the eth day of Janu-
AIRY, 1876, at the hour of three +.
~, at CasS y Morgan $ Garage, in
III Centro, Can't, We VIII sell at
public auction at SiXtL aud State
streets:
One Chevrolet, Touring, motor
No. M.F. 3'O26, 1925 license El6,6lO
hcld for towing and storage charges
nountlng to $65.00.
One FORD, motor No. 43lSlO9.
1924 Com. license No. l35474, he'd
for towing and storage charges
amounting to $500.
One Ford, motor No. 34l35S7.
1874 Com. license l39-663, held for
storage charges amounting to
?66.55.
One Studcba.tcr Touring, motor
No. 6t59al, l925 license No. E25s55,
held FOR towing and storage charges
amounting to $45.00.
One Ford Touring, motor No.
301'65O. No license number, held
for repairs and storage charges
aomuntlng to 53.45.
Said sale will be held to satisfy
their charges for storage and me
chanlcai labor to the sum of three
hundred twenty-five ($325.OO) to-
gethcr with the cost of publication
Of this notice and cost of sale.
Dated January 10th, 1926.
CASS \ MORGAN, Proprictors.
J 1910.
Imperial Valley press., 1926-01-22

Race Drivers Wi ahri around
the culver CITY track Oh March i
rasteaa Il February - aa usual, ae-
eoralas to dh announcement py tic
American nUiutLobiic association.
The new track ii Miami, Florida,
has been granted Inc Washington
hIriiaa. Gaze ms star, causing u
Jos, pou,n.At ln the 40 mIc classic
here.
ClcNcr Scuciu, rl.p.no fiywpight.
who dropped Il newspaper Nc.dlct to
tie Nel,a citadp.oH. / luri LaDarba
acre Wednesday night, zee AIRED to
lay that aitcr he iduds a decision
/ Git Wrh LaGdrba ior the tItc he
VIII rctGrn to tine lo.auis to become
a thCatcr maGua,c. HruriO Lcucvcs
the b.Egr,t men III america are
.Lratvr owners.
Harry Grrb, m.Ld. .,,,, -aj .,q.r
',n ot the world, arr,r ".rr .o.ia,
ar ms bou, WAC -.
.and 5 best in that class, atNcrnoa
",At luc,..aN u,1Ht.
J., Is utcb ) frs, nus.ncss tr,l, to
outL,in "a ltofu.l. t.. rtt ,re1
tor H. nest three days for the
t9.r.DI.d uout.
Imperial Valley press., 1926-01-22
STANFORD COACH
IS SELECTED TO
SUCCEED ANDY
BY United Press Leased Wire

STANl CKD lNI\ \EkoIIl, ta,.
"alt. --.---.' nuamY iiumt, otanior"
flcshr ian coacil, has been selected
90 succeed andy hcrr as varsny
DasNctuali mcntol, It was announced
hclc To-Day by Al Masters, graduate
manager.
Kerr resigned "A few days ago to
become hcaa football and Oaskctba |
.oach at Washington and jefferson
university.
Action on the board of athletic
contro. N naming Hunt Is expected
10 be confirmed by President Ray
Lyman Wilbur and the university
ruStCcS.
Imperial Valley press., 1926-01-22

y reeapituajion Of his assets anu
deficits .n thc football game at SaD
..lcgo between Red orange 5 en-
c"go Bears and ceam composed of
,"..Igra.a otala show .,.eoisc C.mo
I tne SHOW ~ao Il financial 1aIure, II
announced today, tilnc promoted
ne game.
Altef paying Tire Bears, Cine had
9joJ lef,, ne saIa. lfe gave an TINS
90 the payers or The team tnat op
Poscd ,nangc, ,..ae declares aua
il Ids, / iau hand 10 t,nd out now
( Mucu lla4c.
Imperial Valley press., 1926-01-22

IRA rTOR WORK-Wantod of all
kinds. Phone '97F5, FL Ccntro. j..
t. Brock. 222tt
Imperial Valley press., 1926-01-22
9Z5UU.UU BARGAIN
$500 CaSn. Balance Easy

30 -,.dIn IT., InOuc to "
Imperial Valley press., 1926-01-22
PARIS BOuRSE STRIKES

PARIS. Jan. - The Paris
Boursc went oa general strike 10
day and noted no quotations except
fir foreign exchange, fine strike
was in protest against the left Car
tc, 5 PLAIN for Il taN on Boursc trans
actions.
Imperial Valley press., 1926-01-22

tILiilS, FIGHTERS
Arb ilin RESULTS
by Dited Press Leased Njrc

New York.-l.aWrcuyr p.gntou
negro bca>ywcigi.t, c.t,h. >ord a
ncw \. \. t. record vbru a. scored
.n c,ehf SECOND knockoui .N.r urp
"jracot NrW Iolk. win unc ri-ht
rand punch
N5w TX. Toamy Nil jgau
hr,t,h Wcicryc lnt champion, "a>
a to > f.,NUutc Il tine bcjtuG 10.
.sy to wlu iJ,m Jach INic, l'stts
ou, n, when thcv mcc, t0uight ia
L ckard 8 Garden.
Imperial Valley press., 1926-01-22
" T.. HANCUCk, kealtOi
$40 Main 81. IL Centro, Cal.
Phone 437
All MAN FATALLY
bLAILN lIv ArAEI MEN 4

SACRAMENTO, ,al., Jan. -. -
Ernest Jasper, taXl company en-
plUNH, Wao 1atany beaten IN nis
"la. thent here late yesterday pN
an assailant who escaped after the
attack.
Imperial Valley press., 1926-01-22
iUDAY'S WANT ADS

s.Ln I'Al reward for return of
Mike, year oId maze dog, part
Co.nC ANA part rolIcc, lost from
oJO ri Ccntro Ave. 22tf
WANTED Gentleman,
with the best of education and
schooling, speaking English, Ger
man, trcncn, Italian, thorough
iy competent bookkeepcr and cor
respondent, wishes suitable po-
sitIon soon in III Centre or otner
part OF the valley. Could draw
for business lot of trade from
his frenus, countrytcllOws An
sWerlug please state nature of bu-
sincas. salary offered, when posi-
ton opens and make appointment
for AN interview. Answer to Box
GIG, to the Press. 22tl
FOR SALE-Fresh COW. 13 mile
south or Main ON Imperial Ave.
lroSs,. ooto
Imperial Valley press., 1926-01-22
ATTENTION LuTHERANS

Lutheran services will be held at
brawley sunday, Jan. oath, at 10
"A. IN. IN the Legion Hall. You are
cordlAlly invited. Bring your
friends.
REV. THEODORE c. SHOFSOW.
adv 21t3
Imperial Valley press., 1926-01-22
c lunbus, chio.-Ihc annual con

c. lEmbuS, Chic ihr "uuu1t con
Ncnli,n Of the National hts,"iu
ic.p1,c VIII lie he'd at Detroit Feb.
rtnIv 6 ana /. ir"sIG'n, dor 'Wr
announced today. ihr ean+cmioh
vii clcct oftlc.a-, consider re
o.csts Ton f.anchlscs from t'Fr
i:.Igc cjtro, aud discuss proposed
drast.c revision Of the .,'gue ru.cs'
Cntr said.
Imperial Valley press., 1926-01-22
For Sale--POuiirY

FOR SALE-Thoroughbrcd Rhode
Island Red breeding cockerels.
Extra fine. Mrs. John Hogan.
Scelcy. 20t6
Imperial Valley press., 1926-01-22
PRESS CLASSIFIED SECTION
FOR Sute-fCeui ESlate

4 OK .oALE-IiOuSe on NenS.e :,
ave. ,,Iy Ic..oU.uoIt Germs. "a
ICy LuIIDCr 90. -OLL
Imperial Valley press., 1926-01-22

A'"dltT' Mtrccd county, chamber
or commerce IS asking that a cot
ton gin be built there.
Imperial Valley press., 1926-01-22

Di-A,slI IDltAoE--r0 or SAFE. COM
pTetely furnished, wlll s,eep i've
OF more. IN rent during summer
hlohtno Tor $40. I'rIce $lUUU, cash
OF terms. AT VI iSslon Beach, san
Diego. Phone or write Ell Nolmcr
InearIc Muolc Co., san Dlcgu.
22t3
rCR ,,ALE-2 electric water heat
ers, new just tested, 5000 watt.
! used, as good as new 300 watt.
,Lehp. ,asd hcy Hotel. Phone
116. 2Ztt
FOR Remington typewriter
Good as new. Casa Rcy HoUel.
Phone JIG. 22tf
FOR RENT-Good sleeping room.
Cali corner 10th and Orange. 22t3
FOR SALE-Or trade. DcLaval sep
arator. Power attachment. Inquire
Starr S Grocery, corner Main and
Imperial, Ell Centre, Cal. 22t3
GRAPEFRUIT TREES. Have about
two thousand two years old. All
Fruit Growers Exchange certified
Marsh buds on sour stock. Grown
here for own use. Owing change
plans will sell all some rancher
who can take up and transplant at
very attractive price. Prefer to
sell to a dealer. >. l.. Bunnell,
IA f Street, Phone 66649, San
Diego, Calf. III W
Ell CENTRIC MATTRESS SHOP
We build new mattresses or re
novate all kinds OF old mattresses.
latch or retuff, rcnovate and re-
build in same ticX or furnish new
ticking at different prices. We
are now at our new location at
1217 Main. Phone 54JR. 22t3
IRA OTOR WORk-Wantod of all
kinds. Phone '97F5. FL Ccntro j.,
+. Brock. 22tt
VI MESQUITE WOOD for sale at 10
West Broadway St. Mr.. Seig.
VIII sell cheap to get rid of it.
22t4
FOR SALE 100 tons No. | barley
hay 100 tons No. oat hay.
Frank Amcs, BX. li5, Rte 3, FL
Centre. 22t3
WANTED TO Buy -tI1cn turkeys
Bronze, two or three years old.
Must be best stock. Phone 907J2
or write Box 23l, FL Centre. 22t3
Imperial Valley press., 1926-01-22

THOROUGHBRED Rhode Island
Red cockercjs for breeding Wea-
Yer strain. Mrs. l.. l.. Ilurd, Seel-
ed, Cal. 20tl
Imperial Valley press., 1926-01-22
San Francisco.

Oau az ''''''
know the war Is over d"wn there
vet and were not Interested In see
.ug So many northern boys pay foot
bal WAS the comment ai Jini
Lawson, 1924 stanford captain ami
fcam mate of hujc Ncyr,s, return
ing mere after r.ay"g two gaines
sin \rvrr, team ~ Florida.
Imperial Valley press., 1926-01-22

FOR SALt;-2u0 White Leghorn
hens, are young and have been
hog,mizcd. Moving to town, rear.
son for selling. Z. mile west and
; milo south Of Imperial. j, +.
Brown, Box 81, FL Centro. 2lt5
Imperial Valley press., 1926-01-22
New York.

New York.-INc NNIIOHaI ItagVV
playing schedule for 1875, eonp'tt-
ct yesterday IN Pittsburgh, wtll n'l
be announced until thc-ohtb oNnetN
have. laseed uPen II "a meeting
to bc held here r'cuWary !, ftcal-
ucut John \. HcF.Icr aunuuaced.
Imperial Valley press., 1926-01-22

Bad fayior Wi meet JccySangor
IN ;hc aaA, main event at the O.Yn-
pic Auditorium on February ;, ac-
omlag to AN ammounrclarn by au-
dtorIulH officials. Sanger has
uoPPed two e uoc aec.5...". Hnt.
rc lnyadcd Southern California
from his bone ia M4Wauhcc but his
sctbacks were due nanny to short
,r"mMg periods and the change in
climate.
Imperial Valley press., 1926-01-22

uuuD rIr1Cr income property for
sane. cheap Tor cdsn. =. W. heed,
UVI 1dHnI4tUn St. .OIo
Imperial Valley press., 1926-01-22
4-YEAR-OLD COLT
BREAKS RECORD
IN FLORIDA RACE

~, tnitrd Press Leased Wire
MIAMI RACE TRACK, Fla, Jan
Imperial Valley press., 1926-01-22

tOk SALE OR EXCHA NGE-
nplendld l20 acre alfalfa ranch,
good buildings including dairy
equipment, plenty OF water, loca-
ton Is III the choice Ontario
Chino district, where living CON
dltlons are or the very best and
Wnere good prices tor farm pro-
ducts pfevall because of the near
ncss or the Los Angeles market
Ihls rlne ranch can De bought on
soou terms, The owners Will con-
slder Imperial valley land as part
payment provided some casn is
PAD. Let us hear from you at
once with an offer. Ball & Aus
TN, Rea.tors, 1Oy " est a Street,
ontario, Calif. 1916
Imperial Valley press., 1926-01-22
OAKLAND, CaI.-Fotrcst Smith

sou, lgO>, Olympic games eitanP'"h
hleh hurd.cr, has been nmed coach
ef ST. Mary ; colioGc track team.
Imperial Valley press., 1926-01-22
SPORT NEWS SECTION
So. California
Sporting Briefs
by United Press Leased Wire

LOS ANGELES, Jan. 24.-indian
runners from the sherman schoo.
aud the Iuni tribe are favored to
win the SIX m!le cross.ca}y race
here tomorrow. ApproA,maCo.E fifty
entries have been received.
Tom Humphreys, Sherman, and
Ameio Patc,onl, Auni, are favor.
ties TO cop the last race Of the i.
4. l.. cro,,.",unDy season hc.c.
+. +. Eamca headed a coutmg n
4r,u, an rra''. .-ro. t"ol's Is SAID
TO be the "dark horse.
he race wu ) art doWnt5WH
and progress bcn.nd a squadron Of
mctofrNrie police 10 city Icr.ace, i
suburb, six miles AWAY.
Imperial Valley press., 1926-01-22
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Here and There
in Sport World
Is, United prcss Leased Wire

Tampa, Ia. - Clark Grlt4Ith,
pscsiu,ut ol the aonIugtoH acad
.,Ia, threatened today 10 start the
la-o pcnuan, race Wnh maHaGes-
less team 81 blsu ,eagIprs 4 Luck.
Aair.s auu - o.he.s OF tn squad
r,1usc TO accept H., terms. " Money
H., g,uc 10 rnelr h,du, Ac sdid.
Imperial Valley press., 1926-01-22
Miscellaneous
Help Wanted

W \ NTED Married man for dairy
aud ranch work. Rte Box ll6,
Ell Centre. 2lt6
Imperial Valley press., 1926-01-22

New YorK.-NeW contracts to "%
piayrIa w. troPPed IN tine mails
rast nlGnt i'll" #,ae "lI'rc oi tht
.>ew iurN iaHHa, uaHc Eulh,
herb I.rnnoyl ana MA.,a -Aom's,
u .ook.c pitcher, mr the eH'y p.
ers unGcr contract now.
Imperial Valley press., 1926-01-22
Lost and round

Andrews Downcs, June Lake, In
yo county, caught trout that
weighed ten pounds, four ounces.
Imperial Valley press., 1926-01-22

hcspl.c tuc las; ..rlDa.r ..chaeftt
cI vi caao ontc dctea,ed Ace iud
h.na, .,vD'aa"d ."c",, ustl.nl,
o,u', .i..,,r Iiu'tnilts IA 81. D., ,',mdtle.
Il" t"e P"i' . oc,onl ngnl tonight
I,',.n.no noe .ar4",,u Il s.eat
a''. s'n,c t"r LIS, scrap Dcu"een
the PdH. IIc ma, lit, G. IDot Il rg9t
,n the Hollywood arena Wncrc til
l'ghl tonight Is Dcng hcId, and 10
considers ,nls a tine record TO Keep
c.can.
Eolh fighters are lightwcights
ana are scneuuied 10 90 ~ rounds
tcnIgnt.
Imperial Valley press., 1926-01-22

ron ,,ALt,-2 electric water heat
ers, | new just tested, 5000 watt.
! used, as good rs new 300 watt.
leap. ,aad hcy Hotel. Phone
l16. 222tf
Imperial Valley press., 1926-01-22
FOR SALE

40 acres "Al > land near
FL Centro. All III alfalfa.
Viii rent for $500 per
acre. GOOD house. Good wa
ter dcnvcry. frIce $1,000
per acre. Easy terms.
New Britain herald., 1926-09-30
Mrs. Bridget J. Meehan

Funeral services for Mrs. Bridget J. Meehan of 96 Wallace street, wid ow of the late John F. Meehan and prominent resident Of this city for many years, were held this morning at 10 o'clock at St. JoSeph's church with a solemn high mass of requiem. The officers of the mass were Rev. John Cotter of the LaSallette Mis- sionary order in Hartford, cele- brant; Rev. Edward V. Grikis, pas tor of St. Andrews church, deacon; Rev. Thomas J. Laden, pastor of the Church of St. John the Evangelist, sub-deacon, and Rev. John F. Dono- hue, pastor of St. Joseph's church, master of ceremonies.
 Rev. Matthew J. Traynor. pastor of St. Mary's church, and Rev. Walter J. Lyddy were in the sane tuary during the services. There were many beautiful floral tributes and spiritual bouquets. During the services Miss Laura P. Farrell rem dered several selections, concluding with Beautiful Land on High" as the body was being borne from the church.
 The pail bearers were James j. Fennigan, William Burns, John Nc Cartin of New Haven, John Shee- han, Thomas Boyle, and Peter Su- zio. Rev. Father Donohue conduct ed the committal services at the grave at St. Mary's cemetery.
New Britain herald., 1926-09-30
HOOVER SEES GAIN IN
 POPULATION AS THREAT
Living Standard, Health and Indus try Rest in Scientific Research,
 Says Secretary

Baltimore, Sept. 30 Pl-Increas- ing population will force the United States either to advance in scientific discovery or to lower its standard of living, Herbert Hoover says in a foreword to pamphlet issued by Johns Hopkins university, entitled "A New Departure in Higher Edu- cation." It describes the new Johns Hopkins plan of limiting it's re- sources and facilities to graduate research work.
 MT. Hoover expresses belief that the country will face these two all ternatives If its population increases beyond the present estimated 113.- 50O,000.
 pr. Raymond Pearl, director of the institute for biological research of the Johns Hopkins Medical school, estimates the maximum fu- ture population of the United States will be 197,274OOO, to be reached in 210o.
 The industrial life of America and the health and well being of our people are certainly dependent on future applications, by engineers and physicians, of new discoveries in the physical and biological sciences" Mr. Hoover says. If we are 10 go on increasing our popula- ton we must either advance in scientific discovery or we must re- cede in our standard of living"
New Britain herald., 1926-09-30
ENGINEER IN WRECK
 HAS LEFT HOSPITAL
x. J. Central Man and Others Will be Held for Inquiry
 Into LOhieh Wreck

Bethlehem. Pa, Sept 30.-Henry Schmidt of NIauch Chunk, engineer of the Central Railroad of New Jersey train which on Monday ploughed tinto a Lehigh Valley pas senger train, killing eight and iniur- irg more than two score passengers, was released from St. Lukc's hos pital yesterday afternoon.
 At the same time in the office of Assistant District Attorney Russell C. Mauch, this city, only a few blocks away from the hospital, war rants were being drawn for the ar rest of Engineer Schmidt, Engineer Henry Conlin, of Sayre, and Tower man Torrance Riley, of this city. It is not likely that the arrests will be made until tomorrow, as Engineer Conlin was said to be out on his regular train today and Engineer Schmidt was at his Mauch Chunk home.
 It was reported that the tower man had given information that the signal board was set for the passage of the Lehigh Valley train, and that this fact was corroborated by the car inspector.
 Several others injured in the wreck were able to leave St. Luke's hospital today.
New Britain herald., 1926-09-30
q LIQUOR SELLERS
 CAUGHT IN MONTH
Crusade by Dry Squad" Is
 Considered Successful

That the crusade against liquor law violators instituted several weeks ago by Chief ". C. Hart and carried on by Detective Sergeant Ellingcr and Officer Stadler. has been pro- ductiye of results, is shown in the monthly report of Chief Hart. which states that 2l arrests were made for liquor law violations during the month ending today.
 The total number of arrests for the month is 329, Three were ar rested for assault; 7 for breach of the. peace; 16 for assault and breach of the peace; 33 for -intoxication: five for intoXcation and assault; 13 for breach of the peace and intoXi- cation; for intoXication, breach of the peace and assault; 32 for gam bling; 3 for non-support; IS for theft 10 for theft and injury to property; 5S for violations of city ordinances; 54 for motor vehicle law violations.
New Britain herald., 1926-09-30
Molten Lead SpIashes
 Into Eyes of WOrkmen

Seymour. Sept. 30 Pl-Two en- ploycs of the Kerite Cable company received injuries to their eyes short ly before noon today when molten lead from a lead press flew from the machine into their faces due to moisture getting into the mixture. The injured men were Alex Lokolei and Russell Weymer both of Sey- mour. They were treated by Dr. r. J. Peck of Ansonia. It was feared that both may have sus- taincd permanent injury to their eyes
 Lokolci appeared to be the worst injured.