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THos. J. OWEN & SON. AUcTIoNEERs.
Trustees Sale of Valuable
Three-Story Brick Apart
ment House, Known as
141O Girard Street North
west.

BY virtue OF . certain deed OF trust duly
recorded In Liber No. 4426. folio sac et seq.
OF the land records of the District of Colum:
hia. and at the request 81 the party securea
thereby. the undersigned trustees will cell OF
pySltc SscttSH, u tTcn. 81 SAs pre7w1ises SH
ne a.te n ~ Sssrs. ': y dS &:
sesSisps'eS e S,a end S'inE gsSsss 81 n:
known =, north grounds e cPlagSlss
&o1ssnos shssssRd s t6 Bio lSS 81 hs
Of the office 81 the eurveyor, OF the DaetIiet
Of Columbia. described - fclloWai 1e6tnRang
for. the game 81 9 point 81 feat iRchee
south 142 feet % tie north me 81 o. siisg
condemned by proeeedings In 1isArie1 Court
eaae No. 669 IN the Supreme Court Of the
District OF Columbia: thence west alO4g said
north line Of said alley 81 feet inches.
and thence north LA feet to the nlace Of
\: Ss ;ps,, , 6 PS Ss:s & &
me pgrchass price sRsys SD t; SyS e e @
CURED Conveyancing. recording and revonue
stamps at purchasers cost. Terms TO 6a
complied with within thirty days. otherwise
deposit forfeited and the properly may be
advertised and resod at the discretion OF the
y ss JESSE n. HEDGKS.
r. ELIOT MmDLgTON.
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THOMAS J, OWEN = SON, AUcTIoNEERS.
|rRuSrEEs. SALE OF VALUABLE REAL
ESTATE, BEING A HOUSE AND LOT
NgNkEkER- 1874 KALoRAMA ROAD

- HOEfhWEST.
r ss virtue Gs 81 certain d;ss Of trq.: re-
B: :Pl,oE, No. !, }ss 8. and rSsords y tSs
viii Ell At paSiIs sastioS, IN front 81 tSs
TEESTH, 1895. Al fotk.rHfkHTf
O'CLOCK PM, the following described land
ana premises situate in the pistrfcs Of Co
|.EEs .tIS;.55 GA, . In bissi numbered 81
Ts: q II s. Il: ,us.
osRs ss' d s sS .is fqrss e I hi
e q. SAID sssa Of pr fcS't y.
and above said deed of trust, ons.third is to
oe paid in cash and the balance in two
equal tnstallpentA payable in one and two
years with interest 1t the rate Of SIX and
abe oSsn: ssp, esM RSr cent , per .nnnn nay
= ., ne !, option y q. SsrsS.:ss ISssrs.t and
dsDss Sa S Ss r % Ssss O q she sSs
time Of aals. All conveys ncinG. reeQrdinG
chaser. Terms Of sale 10, be complied with
wiss deposit Viii Be- forfeited and TIE I pFep.
n rrsy ArssSld p risk and cost Of defaIlting
SwYsG resale " s2ne newspaper pablishsd in
sira q sas SAP 1s, Nv
WILLIAM ,sSESsoE
1y7-d&deeXSu Trustees.
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cHAiRiEIE SE q. HMffEfxMs.
JOHN d. KIRKWOOD.
iylO-d&dae xsn lol0 Verment Nv. N.W.
THOMAS J. OWEN . SON. AUCTIoNEERS.
TRusTEEs, SALE or YALVADLE REAL
NUMBERED 1908 c STREET SOUTH.

NUMBERED 1908 2 STREET. SOUTH
BY virtue of certain deed of trust, re-
thereby. the undersigped wifi sell at public
BY RHE Il T%SRS RHsoIFis! Su ~ mob HS
1899, AT FIVE O'CLOCK PM. the fellow
4ng-deacribed land and PREMISE. situate In
the Diatyiet Of Columbia and being lot mum
bered twenty-five (22) In square numbered
ten hundred and forty (1O40), a. described
IN said deed OF trust. upon the following
Terms of .sals: Said property 10 subject to
sold subject to sSid deed Of trust Indebted
aaid deed q tfast. ons-lSiFd l. "a Be- paid in
cash and the balance in two equal Install
msnts. PAYABLE In one and two years, with
interest az The rate Of six and one-Ralf'I6IJ
per centrum Per annum, PAYABLE ssnai-anRu-
Ally, sscnrsd by second deed 81 trust ugon
81 5000 viii Be required St the time Of Y seie
An conyeyancing. recording, revenue stamps
etc. at the cost of purchaser. Terms Of sale
to be complied with within thirty DAYS from
date of sale. otherwise deposit will be for.
feited and property resold at risk and cost
OF defaulting purchaser, after I'VE DAYS sd
yeEtisen1ent Of such resale Ii some newspaper
published m WaGEHRlngNsSani s 2 G
Jo SPs paaS ls Sow 81 NV.
No. ac6 18th 81. NV.
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yo.1 .IU.l3.l6 Truatee

1.-THE ABoyE SALE IS POSTPONED
NTH MONDAX July NINETEENTH. 1925.
a.. ,BS 6RDER Or TnE TRUSTEES.
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AUCTION SALES.
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FFH E1eSr5Eso OWEN = IS soy AH cSysoEEEE 2sx
S2WgE4Ffk ESF k SSSSTNNwAEssT FREMnEs si4
BY Virtue Of : CERTAIN " dead Of ,rus., dat.d
february 10, 1925, helnE ins.runHent No.
md records Of the DistSict Of Columbis.
hereby. the undersigned trustees viii sell,
fYAsua s sfbSSYso9f R fiji FfFrE 81 IN "a
the District Of Columbia. and dessEpatsd
|erded In the once Of the ,sueteyer Of ths
ptstrtct Of Columbia In Book 80 pare a..
Terms ms Sold ddo soneiect to prior deed Of
2,432.ls: further particulars Of which viii
be announced at time of sale; the purchaee
\ deposit of. $4,000 required ist Gon sss1
bprchaser's cost. Terms to be Complied
With within thirty days othkrWise denosit
tsed and resold at thu discretion Of the
rustees. ,s
3 Hs4EEggEss 3 sgLLIyAS,
lES.T.lo.lS.lb Trustees.
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INSTALLAIENT XIII.
A New Adventure.

tContinued from Yesterdays Star.)
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]. j. oWEN q son. .AiUJC5;TIji|ONFERs.
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A Polly Pryne came through
~ the door by which the apagae
"A tivce In q long file LETT that
| j particular department Of ths
Imperial Valley press., 1926-01-27
Red Grange Gang
Reaches Portland
Ready for Battle

PORTLAND, Ore, Jan. 27-Brd
Orange and his gang of two dozen
hrars from Chicago dropped into
Portland today from the south,
.cadv to bait e the best thc ac t.c
Northwcs, can produce for foot
bal team.
trcorgc Wilson, ali-Amrrican half
back from the University Of Wash.
ington, was here, too, preSumah .r
TO pay against Grange, although
he made il known his name WAS not
on the dotted line.
wilson wants to be paid in al-
vance before he agree, to play and
he a,So wants f. haV" the assurance
there will lee "A good hur in front Of
him before he is willing to take ON
the game.
"Thc Chicago Bears have tho
biggest and best line ever SAW ON
Il football field, he said.
Imperial Valley press., 1926-01-27
Here and There
in Sport World

New York.-EIughic Jennings. as
sistant manager Of the New York
Giants, has signed for this season.
We!Lville, N. Y.-William Duke,
internationally known horse trainer.
who returned to tho United States
last year to take charge of tn" Gift
ford Cochran stables, died last night
inftor nine days illness from pneu-
IN nia. He was 6S years Of age.
san T. ancisco. - Marichen Web
-t.u rnnhp'on girl swimmer OF
Hawai-, ar led yesterday from
Ilono.dlu, bu' / once for Los
Angeles, ".,p,nl"ihg sh" was in such
great hurry to get To Florida that
she could moi remain for INNING
event in her honor here Saturday.
Ecattle.-Iirai culs in the univer-
s!ty crew were expected ais week,
an over 700 oarslncn ATE turning out
under Coach Cailow. There are
not enough training shells to handle
the large number of candidates.
Imperial Valley press., 1926-01-27
PAYS TRIBUTE TO
3FAMED PLAYERS
IN BALL LEAGUE

CHICAGO, Jan. =. = Ty Cobb,
Iris Speaker and Eddie Collin. We, 8
given special tribute for thcir great
careers in the American League to-
dav when Ban Is. johnson, president
of the league, announced that they
had been added to the list of ''most
valuable players in the league.
These three vetrans of the dla-
mond, whose names have been near
thc top Of the hst for morc than It
decade, decomc members Of the
American League \ "hall of fame
alongside George Sislcr, Babe Rtth,
Waiter johnson and Roger Peekin
paugh.
Public sentiment, according to
Ban johnson, has demanded some
recognition for the great work of
Goth, Speaker and Collins, whose
careers are nearing an end. They
have now been added tG the hall of
fame by unanimous consent of the
seDau writers with johnson :
saMct ion.
Imperial Valley press., 1926-01-27
COL. RUPERT SAYS new YORK TEAM
ESURE SHOT TO WIN OR PLACE In
AMERICAN LEAGUE PEkNANT CONTEST

first basemnn now and he ought to
develop into great star.
"Joe DUNCAN, with his trick knee
cured. is the greatest third bascman
in baseball and I've seen Pie Traynor
enough times to be entitled to an
opinion.
"For the middle of the infield
Huggins will have Tony Lazcrre, the
home run king Of the minor leagues,
Mark kocnis, Erin Ward, Mike Ga
zella and Young Adams, who recent
~ came from Washington.
"Thc outfield, Of course, is solid,
with Bob Mcusel. Earl Combs and
Babe Ruth. We're expecting a lot
from the Babe this year and all |
have to say is that he had better de-
liver. II he doesn t II have some
thing more to say.
Imperial Valley press., 1926-01-27
GET At THE CAUSE!
Many Ell Centre Folks Are Show.
ing How to Avoid Needless
Suffering .l,

There 5 nothing more annoying
than kidney weakness or, inability
to properly control ethe kidney sec
retions. Night and day alike, the
sufferer is tormented and what with
the burning and seaiding, the atten-
dMt backache, headarile and dixxi-
ness. life is indeed u burden. Doaa q
lills--a stimulant diuretic to the
kidneys--havc bMhyht peace and
comfort TO many "a Ccntro people.
Profit by this FL Centro resident s
experience. ~
}. +. Eldrdgc, 4l3 SO. Fourth
st., says: Il irave had attacks Of
kidney complaint mt times when l
TOOK cold or AT faiRed hHy back. My
back ached considerably and my
kidncys acted. irregularly. Doan s
Pills have aiever fa lied to rid me
of such attacks and strengthen my
back and kidneys
Price 60c, at all dealers. Don t
simply ask for kidney remedy
get Doan s PilS-thc same that
AR. Eidridgc had. eFostcr Milurn
Co., Mfrs, Buffalo, y. Y. adv
Imperial Valley press., 1926-01-27
BY HENRY L. L..FARRELL
United Press staff CORRESPONDENT

NEW YORK, Jan. 27.--New York
is a sure shot to win or place in tho
American League pcnnant race, in
the opinion of Colonel Jake kuppcrt,
millionaire owner of The former
champions.
''K BAH plnsrrs&iiScVupsto form
We will have the fastcst and the
haYdest hitting club in the league
and also the youngest because the
boys can't hide their years. tho
Colonel said to-day.
In recent years, during which
there was much criticism, the club
0nder the management Of Millor
Huggins had had flair for finished
ball players who don't have ~ b..
told what to do in pinch.
Much Too Finished
Some OF the players modified un
der the Yankee bunner were 10 fin
ished that they wouldn I do what
they were told to do III any. kind Of
an emergency. III asI a.,
Just after the start Of tho 1925
season The whole team went. TO
pieces. Babe Ruth was on his back
in "A New York Shospital, ,fally Pipp
went bad on first base and Deacon
Scott failed at stortttop.
Hnggins Had very few reserves
aad he was forced to stick Buster
uehris, q former Co,dmba ia Univer-
sity star in ~ first base and use
',Pecwee' Wann'ligtr. rookie. ut
shortstop in in placoof tic iron
man, Scott.
Lots OF Young Chsps
"We We been booking arou,i
since then Colonel Ripper sa.4,
land we've siGiiri up u 10. o..
young fellows.
Miller Huggins can place them
as he wants them, but I figure that
he will not have much trouble max
ing his decisions. Gehr.g is II good
Imperial Valley press., 1926-01-27
FIGHTS, FIGHTERS
AND THE RESULTS

New York. ANDY Divodi, New
York lightweight, won the decision
from Paul Gulotta, former amateur
star.
East Chicago, Ind.-Russell Whal-
on. Chicago, and Tommy Murphy,
Trenton, n. j., boxed ten slow
rounds TO a draw here last night.
st. Louis.-.Iack Rcnault, Canad'
ian heavyweight. knocked out Quin-
tin Romero Rolas III the fourth
round Of their scheduled 10 round
bout here last night.
Seattle.-Ernie Owens, of Los An
Ciecs took a decision las nIgnt rioin
Roy Cliffc, local light heavyweight.
Frank Farmer, veteran heavy of
Tacoma lost the decision III SIX
rounds 10 Bill Cussick of Idaho.
Portland, Ore.-Thr advance OF
Sully Montgomery towards the big
ghi. of the ring vas slowed up a
biz here last night The big Texan
heavyweight fought ten rounds with
TINY Herman, cx- Astoria logger, and
lost the decision. Herman won ev'
ery round but the fourth, when
Montgomery hit him 30 bard he fell
TO one knee for a moment.
Imperial Valley press., 1926-01-27
NOTICE OF SALE OF PERSONAL
PROPERTY TO SATISFY A
LIEN

Eu;icc is hereby given that the
undersigned, Mccormick Bros. Ga
rage, "A co-partncrship, will sell at
pabIic auction to the highest bid
,.cr for cash, at their Garage, No.
16l Main St, in the City of FL
rcntro, lmperial County, California,
on the 9th day of February, 1926,
Vt ll:O0 Il. M, one certain Ford
Truck, Engine No. 35lli72, having
1925 License NO. E.34620.
To satisfy Il lien under sections
A5l and 300 of the civil code of
California; ON said automobile in
the sum of 5000 which is now due
md unpaid.
Datci January 26, 1926.
MCCORMICK BROS. GARAGE
Hv Chas. T.. Mccormick. 26tl0
Imperial Valley press., 1926-01-27

Thirty eight centrally located
news bureaus are maintained by the
United Press in the United States
for gathering and distributing the
national news which comes each day
to the lmpcrial Valley Press.
Imperial Valley press., 1926-01-27
FLNE INCOME

AAN ~ 1ANSOI11L
Four cottages, furnished complete.
buildings iii fine condition, and
close in. Owner lives in one, 9th
cr jhrec rent for $40 per month
or lVfo on $lGoJ besides place to
1--we. frlce $JJUO. TINS is
barkain. See 0. W. Afflerbaugh,
with Edgar Bros. Kealty Co. 2.t6
NANT ; or / room furnished house.
Press Box 934. 27t3
CLOSED ear going to Los Angeles
Thursday evening. Can take three
or four. Address Press Box 93J.
21t1
FOR SAI.H-A piano. 4Gl Lon Rcy
Phone 255M. 27tf
NOV ED - Drcssmaking business
From 5Go Main St. to 235 North
18th St. 27t7
FOR SALE Three lots on Broad
way, IJXi4O, opposite Balboa Ao-
tel. Very reasonable. Inquire at
the Borucr NeA ) shop, Calexico,
next to cus5oM house or phone
30. cod2 ITO
TURKEY FARM-Forty acres al
faifa and beaIing date palms,
with exceptionally fine equipment,
trap nests, etc, for rent, cash OF
shares. Field enclosed within
woven wire fence, 10 feet high.
Timken Ranches, > miles west of
FL Centre on san Diego highway.
Phone 907J2. 27t6
WANTED-Painting by day or job.
Satisfaction guaranteed. Gail 751,
Smitte. 27tl
WANTED-IIousckeeper. Mrs. Bill
Tackett. 32l So. Fourth St. 27t3
FOR Sleeping room, suitable
for two men. 4lo SO. Eighth St.
27t4
bRES&3lAKTNO, at reasonable
prices. liemstitching Sc per yard.
Emma b. Harrison. 235 40. 18th
st. 27t7
FOR SALE-lIatching eggs, pure
bred Tancred White Loghorns, so
per cent fertility guaranteed.
Dcyo, y mile east Acacia school
Rte ,, Box 14S, Fl Centre, Cal.
27t3
DOES IT SMOKE? See Bill, Stove
Doctor at Clayton & Stevens.
Phone 623. 27t6
WANTED-ENpcricnccd bookkccbcr
with experience in automobile
preferred. Ford Dealer. Phone rs.
Calipatria. 27t5
LoST-Off of my ear, one 33Xi&
rim and tire. Reward TO finder
Phone 472W, Henry }. Burk. PITS
FOR SALE2Or Exchange, 81 ac.
of mimprovcd land. ( miles from
WcStmorland, miles from 1raw-
ley. Good soft sandy soil. No aka
Ii. Address Il. c. Rhonry, Braw-
ley, Calf. 27t6
Imperial Valley press., 1926-01-27
In The Basket

RERkEI.EY, Cal. The l'nivcr.
sitv of California basketball team
five last night defeated the Davis
farm team here 33 to l3.
Imperial Valley press., 1926-01-27
For SaIe-AutOnlObiles

FOR SALE-l923 Studebaker light
six. Engine in perfect condition.
Terms See Watson, at Model
Market. 1Stf
Imperial Valley press., 1926-01-27
Lost and Found

WILL PAY reward for return of
Mike, year old male dog, part
Collie and part Police, lost from
$50 I'll Centre Ave. 22tf
Imperial Valley press., 1926-01-27
For Rent-Farm Lands

NOTICE LETTUCE GROWERS
For lease, 800 acre tract in Wat
sonVillc district. All perfectly
level and ideal for spring and
fall crops. Track frontage on the
ranch. Inquire of 7. j. Horgan,
Watsonville, Calf. 26tlS
Imperial Valley press., 1926-01-27

POOL HALL-SiX modern tables.
baths, lunch counter, cigar stand,
soft drinks. Very good location.
long lease, rent only $35 a month,
exceptional money maker for the
right party. Original cost $500.
VIII accept $55UO of which $500
cash, balance easy. f. r. Johan-
sou, General Delivery, FL Centre,
Calf. 26t2
Imperial Valley press., 1926-01-27
For Sale or EXCHANGE

FOR EXCHANGE-s0 ac. alfalfa
and barley, i20 ac. in corn hst
season, 100 ac. alfalfa and .vexe.
tables. One or all for coast and
assume. llc0 acres northern Calif.
stock ranch for valley. l6o &C.
Idaho for valley. Il. n. Smith,
Phone 263J. g6t3
Imperial Valley press., 1926-01-27
RESOLUTION CE INTENTION
70 SELL
In the Matter of the Sale of Real
Property by Il Centre School
District

W hercas, 1t appearing to the
Board of Trustees of FL Centrs
ocnool District that no public
school IS being maintained on Block
BIB, IoWnSlte of FL Centre, also
known as Washington School Site;
and
Whereas, it is the intention of
sand Board Of Trustees to sell said
property;
therefore, Resolvcd: That it is
hereby declared to be the intention
of sald Board of Trustees to sell
all the right, title and interest of
SAID Ill tcntro School District in
and to the following described real
property, IN one parcel, to the high
est bidder, upon the terms and con
dltlons hereinafter mentioned, to-
wit:
Block BIB, Townsitc of FL
Ccntro, also known as Wash
ington School site, bounded by
State street on the north, by
Second Street on the east, by
Olive on the south and by New
Street on the west, situate, ly-
ing and being in the City of
III Centre, County of Imperial,
State Of California.
The minimum price for which said
property will be sold is fifteen
hundred (3I50o.00) dollars. payable
IA cash.
The time for receiving and con.
Sidering scaled proposals to pur-
chase said property is hereby fix.
ed for Wednesday, the 3rd day of
February, 1926, at public regular
meeting of said Board of Trustees
to be held at the office of the Dis.
trict Superintendent at the Wilson
School Building, Main Street, in
said City of III Centre, at clock
p. m. of said day.
FORREST KUTZ,
Board of Trustees of I'll Centre
School District.
Dated, January -, 1926.
j 13 20 27 f 8
Imperial Valley press., 1926-01-27

FOR SALE--l924 Studebaker light
six. Phone 252. 2lt6
Imperial Valley press., 1926-01-27

observation-disclosures r-stenograpA-
er. Apply Valley Lumber CO. -
Centre. 44tf
Imperial Valley press., 1926-01-27
jODAY'S WANT ADS

LAVE FOR exchange hotel and APT.
mousse properties of different
sizes, clear and practically clear;
alao furniture and leases; trade
to SUIT. Consider Imperial valley
ranches. Owners only. Elmer sal
mon Go. $50 Chapman Bldg. Los
Angeles, Cal. W
Imperial Valley press., 1926-01-27
PRESS CLASSIFIED SECTION'|
For Sdle-RedI Estate

FOR SALE-llouse on Wensiey
Ave. very reasonable terms. Var
ley LUMBER Co. 26tf
Imperial Valley press., 1926-01-27

NHoty per cent of the daily news
papers in South America receive
thelr news service from United
Press, the same system which sup
plies the Imperial Valley Press.
Imperial Valley press., 1926-01-27
RAIN is SWEEPING
IN FROM OCEAN TO
DOUSE CALIFORNIA

SAN FRANCISCO, Jan. -.
Rom is sweeping in from the PA
cific and viii! arrive in Washington
and Oregon today, hit the northern
coast Of California tomorrow and
bring relief TO California agricultu
lstS Friday or Saturday, according
TO the United States weather bureau.
Rainfall for California is below
normal this season and the generous
,h"wcrS predicted hv weather off
ciaIs will be very beneficial to
California growers.
Imperial Valley press., 1926-01-27

GRAPEFRUIT TRJ .Eo. tiape about
t"o thoGoand tWu years olu. An
IIuJ Growers LIZ change certified
@i,,ISI Duuo on s,.ur STOCK. Grown
mere lor own use. Owing change
Pinho VIII sell all some raucLcr
""O can take up ana transplant at
NtlJ ATTRACTIVE price. Ireter to
sen 10 Il dealer. .. L. BunneJI,
rII L street, Phone 6o04Y, San
Diego, CaiIs IA W
Imperial Valley press., 1926-01-27

WANT milker that a an pull q
string. Steady work. VI. Walters.
care Mckim Ranch. SOtf
Imperial Valley press., 1926-01-27

Oregon reports that its hop crop.
famous in past years, is growing
smaller with succeeding wears.
Imperial Valley press., 1926-01-27

On oAAE-l or 100 pure bret
Rhode island pullcts. months
old. Priced to sell 1852 Wood
ward. 21ttj
Imperial Valley press., 1926-01-27

"ANTED-Married man for dairy
and ranch work. Rte 5 Box lie.
Ell Centre. 41te
Imperial Valley press., 1926-01-27

y MTED-EXpcricnccd bookkccpcr
with experience in automobile
preferred. Ford Dealer. Phone IS.
Calipatria. 27t5
Imperial Valley press., 1926-01-27

FOR SALE-Threc lots on Broad
way, 75Xi4O, opposite Balboa ho-
tel. Very reasonable. Inquire at
the Border Neh ) shop, Calexico,
next to cussom house or phone
2lJ. code lt2G
Imperial Valley press., 1926-01-27
Help Waited

WANTED--Rook keeporsstuaogrsph
cr. Apply Valley Lumber Com.
pany, Ell Centre. sStf
Evening star., 1926-09-24
SLAYER ESCAPES
FROM BOY CAPTOR
Farm Hand at Large After
Killing Girl and Wounding
Lads Mother.

CLINTON, KY, September "a
Nathan Unsell, 30-year-old farm hand
who yesterday killed Miss Murrell
Kimble, 23, and wounded Mrs. o. v
Holder, 50, when he ran amuck with
a shotgun, is at large today The
shooting took place on the Holder
farm.
Unsell was discharged yesterday by
Mr.. Holder. husband of the wounded
woman. The farm hand obtained q
shotgun and fired at Holder, who was
piowing a field. Holder fed. Unsell
then went to the Holder home, where
hn fired at Mrs. Holder and her niece,
Miss Kimble.
Miss Kimble was killed instantly.
Mrs. Holder was wounded in the arm
and side.
James Holder, II years old, son of
the wounded woman, heard the shot
and rushed to the kitchen He struck
Unsell with a hot iron from the stove
as the CraZed man attempted to fire
again. The second shot penetrated the
wall of the kitchen.
Unsell knocked the boy down and
ran into the yard. The youth got up
and followed Unsell, knocking him un-
conscious with the iron. He tied the
mans hands with a "blacksnake"
whip, and returned to the house to aid
his mother. While the boy was in the
house Unsell escaped. The boys hands
We're badly burned by the iron which
he snatched from the stove.
The condition OF Mrs. Holder is not
regarded as serious.
Evening star., 1926-09-24

D, j. Rozier Biggs, provides that the
medal be presented publicly in March
of each year, together with citation.
Every adult citizen or boy or girl will
be eligible for the medal.
This action was taken at the regu-
lar luncheon of the club at the Lee
House yesterday. when the organi-
Zation also considered educating boy
and girl orphan at the clubs expense.
A number Of the members of the
club have expressed their intention
of attending the District day celebra-
tion at the Sesquicentennial October 6.
The booster prizes for the week
were won by Samuel Zirkin and Will
liam Callahan. Frederick J. Rice pre-
sided in the absence of Ernest Herrell,
president of the club,
Evening star., 1926-09-24
Files Divorce Suit

Mrs. Alice f. Mcclure, 1906 Seven
teenth street, yesterday filed suit for
absolute divorce in the District Su-
preme Court against her husband,
William H. Mcclure. She alleges
misconduct. nonsupport, cruelty and
desertion. She says that her husband
has an income of $685. a year. They
were married at Guthrie, Okla. Sep
tember "a, 1892, she says, and have no
children. She is represented by At
torney George f. Curtis.
Evening star., 1926-09-24

they are going to continue to make
money on radios.
Generally, the public is entirely
satisfied with advancement in radio,
as evidenced by the increase in our
business alone of 500 per cent over
last year. We viii be very glad to
send you a modern radio set for test.
Please wire confirmation my impress
sion that you never made statement
attributed to YOU
Maissaye Boguslawski. member of
the faculty of the Chicago Musical
College. also came to the defense of
radio with the statement that radio
will supplant the concert halls and
opera houses within a few years"