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NOTICE Or NETTING
OF Board Of Equalization, Imperial
Irritation District

The assessor of the Imperial Irri-
sation District, having completed
the assessments for the year 1926,
has delivered the books to the soc
rctarv of the board Of directors, Nhn
now have them in his office l.. thr
Masonic bidding, tl Ceuteo, Cai,
furnia, Whcr" they wiz renaiy for
the inspection Of all persons int rest
ed untjl September !, 1926.
The board Of directors. a,;,ug a~
"a board of cqualjlltior of =, jd IT,.
Pcria Irrigation District VIII meet
+" cqualilo assessments and continue
in session from Scptcmbrr lSt To
September lth, l92G, 4-ld from time
+" tmor thereafter as tong us E,-,
b" o"rcSSarN, not to exceed ten days
exclusive of Sundays. lo hoar and
determine such ohicrtjouy tu the val
uatlon aud assessment as may como
before it.
Gy order of tbc board Of Ii-ecfor,
r. IT, McINEG, Secretary.
iHlIy aug 3 10 sep I
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NOTICE FOR PUBLICATION

Notice is hereby given That in ne
cordancc with Section 305I and
30I2 Of thc civil code OF Califor-
MIA that on the 3Oth day Of August
at Ilushman ) Garage 761 Main
Street, FL Centre, California, we
will sell at Public Auction:
One Hudson Touring, 1922 model,
license 80. E&9270, 1926 Engine
No. 15l43o. Tow. storage, S61.5o.
one Ford Toming 1924 model,
(wrcckcd.1 License No. l-l612l,
Arizona. 1926. Engine No. >57321l /.
Tow aud Storage, $4,000.
one Ford Coupe, 1921 model
lwrrckcd. License No. + II o.,
1926. Engine no. 5l12isL Tow,
$3.50.
Auc Republic Truck, 1917 motel.
&l2 tom No license. Engine No,
2S6@6. Tow. $1,000,
one Studebakor Sp"cjal, ,ouriul,
1903 modcI License No BIS l39,
1875. Engine No. b. G.. Gl03N. Nror.
age and TaNoS, $loo22.
said sale Will b" held to satisfy
their charges for storage and re-
pairs to the sum Of +2ls.72, toge'h.
cr with the cost of publication Of
this notice and cost of sale
Dated August T.. 1926.
IIISIIMAN'S GARAGE
IHtlo Jamo~ H. II0>buu
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For Rent-Houses

FOR RENT room modern house.
See Williams with the Buick. 5tf
FOR RENT room house furnish
cd. Also apartments. 7J5 Broad
way. 1912
FOR RENT-Iwo room furnished
apartment with shower, $15
lights included. Mrs. Land, 7S3
Park. 25tt
IOk RENT =. nisned house for
Jr'y anl August Apply 52y So
Seventh 81. 1Jtf
FOR RENT-La-ge apartment with
private bath. Also sIeep.ng room.
Park View Apts. 25tf
rOR Modern five room
home, facing high school in i'm
pcrial. Mrs. Virgil Patterson.
l6t6
FOR RENT Partly furnished tive
room house. Inquire sl9 Com
lucrcial. 16t3
rOR RENT New house partly fur
nished, five rooms. Call after five
Y. m. 7OJ State. Ito
FOR RENT-Ilouses FURNISHED and
unfufnished. Summer rates. Mrs,
Land. 1888 Park 26tt
! FOR RENT-Unfuuishcd room
house, screen porcLcs. 7G5 Olive.
in rear. l7t5
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Watching the
Score Board
Uy I nitcd Press Leased Wire

Yesterdays hcro--Guy Bush, Chi
cago cub pitcher, who blankcd the
New York Giants, to 0, and al
lowed only two New Workers to
reach first base.
The Athletics moved up two gamcS
toward second place by taking two
games from the Cleveland Indians
81 and ct
The Boston Red SoN thumpcd the
81. Louis Browns twice. lIcimach
held the Browns to six hits aud
won the first game ! to |. Wclzcr
shut them out in the second { to o.
Southworth $ two homcrS help
ed The 81. Louis Cards 10 beat the
BROOKLYN Dodgers = TO :.
The Chicago White Sox defeated
th" New York NankS ! to ;. The
game was called at the end of the
fifth when rain soaked the field.
Hitting Dean and Willoughhy
hard, the Cincinnati Reds won an
easy victory from the PhjIlics :
to >.
The Santa l'c is building a
5000, go station al Riverside.
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WANT ADS.

F"H RE%T-- Cool slcen l.. rooms.
Close III, 80 broadway. 1st6
LOST--On highway to Yuma, tray
cling bag, containing clothes. Re
turn to Press Office. $2j reward.
1Stf
FOh SALt-Small drink stand with
lease. 472 Main St. 1871
PRACTICAL NURSE wants work.
confinement cases preferred. 604
Olive. l3tt
ROOMS, board If desired. home
cooking. 6Oi Olive. 1St4
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Miscellaneous
For Sale

PLANO FOh SALE or rent. 515
Broadway. Phone 2l8. 21tf
FOE sALE-500 Marsh seedles.
grapefruit. $50 Eureka lemons, II.
II. Hunter, San Dies,, Rte. 4, Box
419, Nursery, Lemon Gro.e. l9tt
kok oALE-Pldgeons, White King
and Red CacoDs. 764 Vine st.
l8tI
FOR SALE -192l Ioid roadster,
oNerhauIcd and painted, extra
tire, spccdomctcr. Irice 500. So
down. Ma>h Dry Cleaners.
12tf
FOR SALE Dairy, best bargain in
California. % COWS, 63 hcifers, :
bulls, > horses, hay, implements.
Lease for two years, all FOR $4,000
Want to leave valley at once.
PoIan,ky Bros milo south, / :
mile west Jack Store. I2t6
FOR sALE-I KiIHfer subsoilcr.
Single stand. l Kansas City
Tightening hay press Also work
stock. Mules and horses. Mike
Lnbcrt, Scclcy, Cal. 1876
FOR Carload uubroken
Young mules ready for work. Well
matched. Address Rte. . Box @l5
Sant% Ana, Cal. IltG
FOR SALE-f Guernsey cows, AL
heavy producers. T. B. tested 6
miles west, / mile north Of FL
Centre on Elm canal, +. y. Long.
l6tJ
BABY CHIN-Goldcn Buff and
White Leraorns (Tancred Strain
Black Ninorcas, Barred Rocks
Il. /. Reds aud Turkcus. Enoch
Crews, Scabright, Calf. LITE
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Dempsey Case
Not Called

DENYER, Colo, Aug. IS, -- The
Injunction suit filed here in federal
court to prevent Jack Dempsey from
fighting Gene Tuuncy until after he
had battl"d Harry Wills and set for
today. was not called, due 10 the
federal judge and the participants
in the case being absent from the
city.
The clerk of the rour, announced
tiN the case would probably hc
Transferred to the federal court in
Sow lork AT Dcmp.cy', request.
U WA, tiicd her, while the cham
pion wa, va,ationms at Colorado
springs.
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PRESS CLASSIFIED SECTION
For Sale-Re0l Esfate|

FOR SALE-s0 acres af land in
San Joaquin valley, 50 acres in
thompson sredtc,s grapes, ~ in
aIti,Iia. remainder checked for al
faIfa. EI75 per acre. Terms. Ad.
dress Victor Ownbv, 3S061s So.
Flower st, Los Angc,cs. l2td
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Special Notices
NOTICE

Having severed my connections with
Edgar Bros. Realty Co., am now
located at I15 North Sixth St.,
Phone 573. North Of Loyn1 Drug
Store in l.. z. Sargent S office,
and will be pleased to meet nl.,
patrons at above address. o W.
Affler5augh. 1916
WANTED-- four horse teams,
drivers and equipment Ia reIey-
q, border aud plant 2io acres.
Commence Sept. % Alien, GIG
No. Chester, Pasadena. 17tG
WANT to trade for cows or ucifcfs.
Cbrysicr car IN first class coudi-
tiou 1929 modcI Phac;on typc.
{. o. IIarbcii, Escondido, Cal.
17t6
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WEATHER PREVENTS
WOMEN S TENNIS MATCH

FOREST HILLS, \. y. Aua. IS.
-~Raln and wet courts todav forced
noN'p"n'mrnt of today S matches
IN ,hr women 5 national trunis
rhamm"n'hirS being played here
TINS week. The matches schcdujcd
for today will be played tomo..oy.
Imperial Valley press., 1926-08-18
FOR SALE

Good land, choice dairy cows and
leases at reasonable prices and
terms
FOR RENT-G.od Land for dairy
and vegetables.
Imperial Valley press., 1926-08-18
DR.. SCHOUS
FOOf-EQ2cY

Foot aches and pains can almost
invariably be traced to weak and
broken down arches. This throws an
extra burden and strain on the mus
clcs and ligaments and as result
painful foot ailments develop.
But there is no need of anyone suf-
fcring from tired. aching feet and
broken down arches. DR.. Scholl's
Foot Eazcr will give Immediate re-
lief. Removes ali muscular and liga-
mcntous strain. They arc light.
comfortable, restore arches 70 nor
mai condition and can be worn in
regular shoes. $3.50 per pair.
Come in and let us show you what
VIC can do for yoW poor, aching,
painful feet.
Imperial Valley press., 1926-08-18
ARAC0N FAVORITE
OVER CHAVEZ IN
FRIDAYS BATTLE
Good Contest Expected of
Benny Opens Up and
Carries Fight.

If reports from the rival camps
are to be believed Benny Chavez
aud Frank Aragon are going TO do
some tall entertaining in the local
arena Friday night when they APP
pear in one of the two ten round
main events scheduled.
These two boys are rated as the
best fcathcrweights in this section
and each thinks he has a fistic edge
on the other. Aragon has ruled the
local fcathcrwcights for some TING
and he regards the cockincss Of this
Chavez person with some disfavor.
Benny, who thinks he is about as
good as the next one when it comes
to milling, is inclined TO sniff at
Frankic's S airs and as a result the
bout looms as one Of those naturalS
that crop up every once in awhile.
Benny trimmed Aragon in their
last meeting by adopting AN aggrcs-
sivc style and hammrrlng away at
the clever frankie throughout the
bout. He insists he is going TO do
In" same thing Friday night and is
confident he is going to administer
a thorough whipping to the popular
RI Centre boy.
frankie has let it be known that
that affair i. going to be u fight.
He intends to start after Benny III
tn" opening round and have ii out
with the talxcico boy along any
line. he may choose. Local fans
are establishing frankie as the fav-
oritr, disrcgardin. Benny's previous
win.
In way the affair can BE re
gar.lcd as a test for Chavez. Benny
has been battling for three years
and has shown that he is a tough
plopositiUu for anyone to lick. But
he has failed to stack up as q popu-
lar drawing card owing to his pro
pcnSitv for defensive tactics. De
tcrmiMcd to establish himself here
abouts he has forcsakcn the waiting
game in favor of an aggressive at
tack and if he IL successful III put.
TING i over ON frankie his stool;
will 20 up il this section.
Licked If He Waits
If he tri.s to wait frankie out
and depend, on boxing ability he
will take a wnipping a~ frankie l.
too clever ad speedy for him.
Jo, d" Leon and Leo Mitchell
who tanglc in til" other main event
! should provide the fans with ;
thriilrr. Both are heavy pGncher'
and both are aggressive. Somebody
should fail before the final frame
aud fan, hcIcabouts are inclined
to think i, will b" Mitchell. Thcl
base their belief on the showing
made by De Leon here in the past
Mitchell is presumed to b" Il muci
better boy than either of DE Leon
last two opponents here and tn
Filipino will have TO extend himsel
to win.
Kid Ontario and Andrew Brook
who are billed to open the show ma'
bc relied upon TO satisfy the fans
These boys like to fight and the,
have plenty Of ability. Both hav'
large folowings throughout the val
ley. De la Fucntcs will oppose XII
Melvin of SAN Diego in the fcatur
prclim.
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FRESNO COUNTY VALUATION
SHOWS LARGE INCREASE

FRESNO, Cnlif.,sAag. Is. The
total valuation of rfr>no coDty IS
$l49 .G57 sos. AN. incroa-c Of ,"l3,"2N
o,ei last year, according to Figures
compiled hy VIII Kelly, county
auditor.
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THE WEATHER

Los Angeles and vicinity: Fair
tonight and Thursday with mod
crate temperature. Foggy or cloudy
i'm the morning.
Southern California; Fair tonight
and Thursday but cloudy or foggy
along the coast tonight; normal
temperature and humidity.
Imperial Valley press., 1926-08-18
Wanted TO Buy

VA>;TED-Seconl nant f"Eoitu~r
Caii 495#. aI9 Main st. 1851
WANTED-Old false teeth. We pay
high as $40 for full sets. Don t
matter If broken, We buy crowns,
bridges. Western Metal Company.
Bloomington. III. l7t3
FURNITURE WANTkD-!45 NO
5th. Phone 623. 1+ti
WILL PAY cash for fertilizer, any
place in valley. Call at 81 I2th
ST., or write Box 36l. LIT 10
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Furnished Cottages
Now Ready
Summer Rates
w. ]. STONE

Sc Euclid Ihouu 331
FOR RENT.3 room furnished
house viii bat. inquire 672 Ci
ange. i9ti
TOR KENT-Thrcc rooms, bath,
breakfast nook. 672 Orange. Cali
after 81. m. 22-f
ron ltt.N I--front apartment, fur
nlshed. Ihr"c rooms, iarge screen
porch 10 Olive. 93tt
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AMERICAN LEAGUE
Yesterdays Results

Yesterdays Results
Philadelphia go, Cleveland IL.
Boston 81, st. Louis 10.
Chicago >, New York ), (called
fifth, rain)
Detroit Washington, rain.
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Base Bail Standing
NATIONAL LEAGUE
Yesterdays Results

Yesterday's S Results
Boston-Pittsburgh, rain.
Chicago !, New York Q.
Cincinnati 8, Philadelphia ,.
st. Louis 8, Brooklyn Z.
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COAST LEAGUE
Yesterdays Results

Ic5tDIVtey o iDODo1 U''
Mission ,, Los Angeles >.
Sacramento 10, Oakland Is.
san Francisco I, Hollywood >.
Seattle Portland, rain.
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Help Wanted

WANTED -Womm 10 do house
work and family cooking on
ranch miles from town. All mod
crn conyeniences. Phone 676 afs
ter 6 p. III. 13tf
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For Rent-Real Estate

FOR RENT-9o acres alfalfa foil
vegetables Dcarhcad Ranch. Il
mile north MvC:,bo school. A. III
RChkopf, Box 1916, FL Centre. 9tf|
FOR RENT-&0 acres for dairy ID
vegetables. -. miles south OF |
Meioland. q, c. Tucker. 12td|
FOR RENT Wanted experienced
gardener to farm 20 to 50 acres
: miles southeast ut SecIty. Cash
or share crop. AZ !ress p. j
storms, Box 81, Sec!cy. 3lt(
FOR RENT 80 acres of old alfal
fa hand, viii rent in 20 acre los
Thi, is the very best land TO
vegetables VIII make convenient
terms. See John ID. Lcia at Sea
Heights. > miles Gust III Ccntro
1911,
FOR RENT
50 arrcS in city limits, some al
lHlla
Doo arrr~ 2 mjlc. from ri
toutro, 100 acres in alfalfa
So acr.s old alfalfa q. miles
f'om lmpcrja.
IL cares, | uilo from III Cen
tup.
~. wrr.. 81 mile from III
Ccuro,
LENS AGENCY
''e-oa Ilo'f Epbus "A
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Tired, aching, feet

can be qqici.l9 relieved and the
Caus2 of the suffering --rao"ed With
Imperial Valley press., 1926-08-18
SPORT NEWS SECTION
So. California
Sporting Briefs

Los ANGELES, Aug. IS. - Bud
Taylor, "Tcrrc Hautc terror,' and
Dixie La Hood, Montana s aspirant
for bantamwcight honors enter the
ring tonight at the Olympic audi
forum prepared for a tough fight.
The bout is scheduled to 90 ten
rounds but, with two hard hitting
boys battling their hardest, some cX-
pcrts are inclined to think it will
not 20 the limit Taylor is big
favoritc with odds l0-7 begging for
takers.
The Taylor fans do not discount
Ia Hood 5 record, which includes
victories over Abe Goldstcin, Chuck
Holman and others, but point to the
fact that the Hoosicr boy is the
outstanding bantamwcight in the
country today. In witness whereof
they point to the title of "un-
crowned king of the bantams tack
ed on Taylor by sports editors cv-
crvw here.
\ victory for La Hood would
shock the sport world and put the
Montana cowboy in the way of inn
portan' money, Dixie is grimly con
fidcnt he can down the doughty tow
head.
Taylor cannot afford to lose to-
night. Bud is going to meet the
champion, Charley "phil' Roscu-
berg, Labor Day, and u loss tonight
would temporarily shove Bud into
the discard.
Imperial Valley press., 1926-08-18
Situations Wanted

WOMAN-WantS work to do by
day or hour. l03 State st. 17t3
Imperial Valley press., 1926-08-18
MOVING PICTURE STAR
OBTAINS A DIVORCE
Ey United Pres, Leased Wire

Ey nItcd T'rH|- I.chstu VIC
Los ANGELES, Aug. Is. -
Maudc Fulton, wcll-knoWn former
actress, now a SCENARIO writer, had
Il divorce today from Robert H..
Obcr. actor.
Miss Fulton claimed cruelty and
dcscrtion as the grounds for her
action. They were married in De
cembcr, 1920, and separated last
May
Roac1ilIe, Placer county, gained.
500 rnSidcnIS dnrimr tho nnst Ncar.
Imperial Valley press., 1926-08-18
FL Centre Lodge No. 3Si
+. & A. Nj.

Meeting Every Monday Night
Luncheon Every Monday Noon
Barbara Worth Hotcl
OK w. D. Carey. w. M.
W N G, Doaton, Secretary
Imperial Valley press., 1926-08-18

New York-Thrcc French f,rnis
stars have arrived here 10 takc p.rt
m the Davis cup matches. Thcs are
Henri Cochrt, Rene la Co,ic and
JAcHn"S brugnon. Their tcamn.tc.
Jean Rorora, will arrive later.
Imperial Valley press., 1926-08-18
Here ana There
in Sport Wcrld
by United Press Leased Nir.

New York-.Iohuy Dundee. nm.
"'f'"'cd world : fcathnrveiaht
CHAMPION, meets Fred BrctuunrL
ren"h lightwcight. in ten round
h"nt today at Ebbcto ,ich. Brool, :
lnn. Paul Berlcnbach and Francis
, nafi'S meet in scmi.final ten
round match.
Imperial Valley press., 1926-08-18
Lodge Directory

FL Centro Chapter
ORDER OF DE MOI,AY
First and Third Wednesdays
Masonic hali, 81 Centro
John Angel, NC.
ShCrroll BettiS, Scribe
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Lost and Found

LOSI-Friday. RI Centre or Mexi-
cali, she'll trimmed glasses in case,
marked Wctzel, Los Angeles. Re-
ward. Phone 9O7M3. 17t3
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LOTS! LOTS,

We have several lots ,bcIow
market value, one especially at
500. lose i'm.
.. v. AEFLERBAUGH
Is No. sixth Phone 573
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:, LISTEN! e!

Why pay rent when we can sell
You Il good five room. plastered
house for $500 on easy terms.
For this and other city proper
ty. Sec
0. ". AFFLERBAUGH
- No. Sixth Phone 81.
Imperial Valley press., 1926-08-18

With tho chance If n lifetime
staring him in the face Corporal
lzlic Schwartz, New York fly
weight, j. working hard TO get in
tir., class condition for his ten
sound bout with George Rivers at
Hollywood Legion Friday night.
If Schwartz can beat Rivers, o.
make u good showing against the
little Mexican, Corporal Izzic will
probably get u bout with fidrl La
Barba for the flyweight champion-
ship.
Pedro Amador. Panama light.
weight, easily won ten round de-
rlsinU over johnny Lamar, McXi.
can, II Culver CITY last night.
Am. dor fought Il clean cut battle
,aoaghout and landed several hard
pouches 10 I.amar'S body that fore
ed .Iohuue 10 ciiuch.
Jimmy EoN won from Harry Rrit-
.rr i'll tine SIX round scmi-Wmdup, Joe
Nr.lur,ga aud Jimmy Carter drew
IN. -. Raymond Iu2o defeated
bad Fades and Tony Patlno beat
n,k MrDalei, in four rounds.
Wa,uc " Iii" MmH Will appear
ON q wrestling card staged by John
dr Palma. here, August 81, il wa,
announced today. His opponent u
Nri LIS not been selected.
y Judgement against the Olympic
= Aultorim, Inc, for $4,000 for
unpaid rent. was granted the Io'
J Angeles Athletic club and Title In
,urancc aud Trust company by Pre-
siding Judge stephens yesterday.
Harry Wc>brook Of Annandal'
took the honorS for the two day
medal score in the qualifying round'
Of In" Los Angeles Country cml
golf tournament when he shot
par -. Wcsbrook played stellar
. golf over the Is holes, going on
in IS and coming back in -.
Eight flights of qualificrS start
ed the IS hole match play TIM
morning.
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w. E. HANCOCK
646 Main st. FL Centre, Calf

FOR SALE Dairy ranch, 50 acres
san Joaquin county dairying dis
tr.ct. near town, deep soft land,
fine for alfalfa, irrigation. Bldgs.
for 90 cows. $50 per acre. Write
+ Il. Baker, IDS Portola Way,
NacfoIrc5to. lit6
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ALFALFA!

IS acres perfect stand, one
year old. just ready for dairy,
located vest OF FL Centro. If
you have your COWS clear We
can make YOU rent terms.
.. W, AFFLERBAUGH
! - No Sixth Phone J73
Imperial Valley press., 1926-08-18

The Santa Fc is building
HG0O,U0 station al Riverside.
Imperial Valley press., 1926-08-18

FOR SALE or RENT-i0 acres,
opposit" Eucalyptus school, ON
San Diego highway. John Nip
pert, general delivery, FL Cen
trO. 17t6
Imperial Valley press., 1926-08-18

Waync Ei@ MmH viii appear
on q wrestling card staged by John
rr Palma, here, August 81, il was
announced today. His opponent rs
ltf l.~ not been selected.
Imperial Valley press., 1926-08-18

PLANO FOh SALE or rent. 5l5
broadway. PhoLe 2l8. 21tf
Imperial Valley press., 1926-08-18

U rajly aug 3 to sep /
Evening star., 1926-10-22
PARTY COMMITTEE
ExPENDS $47,06
G. O. P. Also Reports Gifts of
$244,068 During Month.
ST. 900 From Dawes.

A report filed with the clerk Of
the House by the Republican national
committee shows that during the
period from September 10 to October
IL it spent $347,0O5.74, and received
in contributions $244 4,06S.79. The ex-
penditures were for clerical, travelling
and salaries charges.
Contributions included a loan of
$4,000 through the Continental and
Commercial Bank of Chicago, and per-
sonal contributions ranging from 81
to $1,000, among them a 1000 gift
from Vice President Dawes.
Other contributors included Oliver
G. Jennings, New York. $1,000; Felix
M. Walburg, New York, $1,000; Sec
retary of War Davis. $4,000; w. P.
Murphy, Chicago. $2,5oo; The Alaba
ma Republican committee, $4,000; M.
L, Schiff, New York, $4,000; Repre-
sentative Hull, Republican, Illinois,
$500; E. w. Box. Philadelphia,
81 900, and Internal Revenue Commis-
sioner Blair, $500.
The Republican congressional COM
mittee reported that from September
to October 19 it received $113,010 in
contributions, all Of which came from
except $40. 1t spent $96.927.78 dur
ing the period, making total expendi-
lures to October 10, $119,S21.S6.
The expenditures included $21, 900
to the Chicago Speakers Bureau,
$4,000 to the New York Speakers
Bureau, and $4,000 to George S. Gra-
ham for organization and educational
work in Pennsylvania congressional
districts.
The voluntary committee No. / of
the Association Against the Prohibf-
ton Amendment reported expendi-
lures of $500 from September to
October 49,
Evening star., 1926-10-22
PRENDERGAST BETTER.

Optimistic reports were rendered to-
day by physicians at Emergency Hos
pital treating Policeman John E. Prem
dergast Of the ninth precinct. who is
now expected to recover from the
effects of the bullet accidentally fired
from the pistol Of his fellow officer,
Policeman Francis Wade Gordy, at
the latter's home, 1915 First street,
Wednesday.
first reported grave, rallied to such
an extent that physicians believed
that the crisis is we'll past and that
convalescence Is setting in.
Gordy has been exonerated by Police
Department investigators.
Evening star., 1926-10-22
Marriage Licenses.

William M Glenn and Mao z. Harrison
''sa Clinton II! + Rudolph and otsilie stiesler'
both of Baltimore. Md.
Lem Berry and Nellie Branson
John n Nicholson and Mamie Brent.
John A. Brickley of this city and Mary
E. g. Gardiner of Rockville. Nd.
Robert C. Henry and Clementine Gordon.
Dominic Marsiglia and Emma Rottluff,
Oswel r. Beal and Charlotte E. Adams.
Charles w. Messner and Laura v. Lam
Gilbert g. Lucas and Dorothy Tarrant.
George A. Kimmett and Myrtle L. Zirkles.
both hhn Of Paltimore ni more ND Nj c.,o,rr Nav
Louis A. Yockel and Miriam G. Jones
both Of Batimore. Md.
Nettie B. Robinson Of this city.
Robert Pitcher and Mary E., Myers.
y Paul Yolz Of this city and Edith L.
Evening star., 1926-10-22
WILL LIMIT ROUGE USE.
Emergency Hospital to Enforce
Rules on Nurses Cosmetics.

Rules against the over-use of
cosmetics, and against unprofessionai
chatting in corridors Of Emergency
Hospital have been put into force
under the new regime Of Miss Janet
Fish. recently appointed superintend-
ent OF nurses and of the training
school at the hospital.
The rules, according to the
superintendent Of the hospital, B. B.
Sandidge, have always existed, but he
explained that Miss Fish had decided
to see to their enforcement in the
interests of more efficient training of
nurses and to maintain more of a
professional atmosphere.
Mr.. Sandidge said that he had re-
ceived no protest regarding the an.
nouncement that the rules were to be
enforced strictly.
Evening star., 1926-10-22

near the burner Of the gas stove by
his wife, Mrs. Maude c. Cuvillier,
and q stepson, Earl c. Jett.
A family physician was summoned
He pronounced the man dead and
notified Coroner J. Ramsey Nevitt,
who issued a certificate of suicide
later today.
Policeman Leroy E. Bachelor of
the fourth precinct, who investi-
gated. reported that Cuviller left
note addressed to his wife, in which
he asked forgiveness and mentioned
financial troubles.
Evening star., 1926-10-22

These new tom
my" Skirts are in
beautiful plaid eff
fects, with sport
belt and hip pockets;
also in beautiful all
wool tWeeds.
Evening star., 1926-10-22
OUTGOING STEAMERS.
cAuJNN TOnAv

SAILING TODAY.
Eastern Dawn-Antwerp IL
ochambeau-Havre ....... IL
Berlin-Plymouth. Cherbourg and
iceland - Plymouth. Cherbourg
and Antwerp. J
Olympic-Cherbourg and South
ampton IL