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New Britain herald., 1926-02-16
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 Harry Glnsberg and Dr. George Dunn both forgot their favorite pas. times basketball and golf respec- lively this morning 10 sing out How Come?" when Bin Mangan and Doc Morrissey tell of the results of their bowling match at the Casino alleys Saturday afternoon.
 Harry wants 10 know If these two claim the championship of the pro- tessional men In the city and when he found out that they consider themselves the king topplers of the timber. he promptly issued q chal- ltnge to the pair, naming George Washington Dunn as his partner in crime,
New Britain herald., 1926-02-16

The entire squad got into the game and every man showed up in wonderful shape. The Guards play tnu Springfield Y. NJ. H. A. team in The City of Homes "Wednesday night and the local team should come out on top if the same brand of basket lall is displayed,
New Britain herald., 1926-02-16

Just heard from Judge Mangan and he tells US that Harry Ginsbtrg will have 10 go out and get q repu- tation before he can stand aside of him at the bowling alleys and the >1ne goes for Doc Dunn. The judge seys that if Dunn is as good bowl CT as he is a golfer. that he'll have to play a couple of more years be- fore he gets into q class where he can really challenge the two Bills ro a match at either game.
 The fans of the city cannot get oyer the way the National Guards played basketball Saturday night. They are all now looking forward to ""eing the Guards topple the Atlas quintet of New Haven the coming SafurdaV night.
New Britain herald., 1926-02-16

Harry was all het up. He said; "Mangan might be a product of 'Nigger Hill,' but, don't forget that l once lived in McCabe's Block at the foot of Dublin Hill and there never was a day when the gang from the end Of Myrtle street could put anything over on us Main street guys" When Harry gets talking that way, he is surely warmed up.
New Britain herald., 1926-02-16

Bowling is drawing a greater line of fans than ever before and it has come 10 be the real indoor sport Monday afternoons, the teachers club of the city gather on Rogers alleys and better de- voices of the sport were never round anywhere. The Commercial alleys on Main street and the Fra.
 ternity alleys along with the Casino are all busy every night
New Britain herald., 1926-02-16

One thing. however. do all these claimants to the honors insist on and that Is that Fred Russell be the man who chalks up the scores, It is apparent that they all feel that they are on the right side of the traffic expert and many matches can be won with the help of the score keeper. Each man will have his own representative on hand. however, to watch Fred's calcula- lions so that he won't be able to make a slip.
New Britain herald., 1926-02-16

Down in Ncriden Saturday night, it is reported that the announce mcnt WAS ma1o that the Atlas quintet cf New Haven would meet the Mcrldyn End""S in the Silver City next Saturday night, Manager Clarence Lanpher of the Guards immediately got in touch with Manager Bailey O. the Atlas and queried him on the subject. Bailey said that there was nothing to 1t because tho Atlas five would play horc Saturday night. That's that.
New Britain herald., 1926-02-16

Joe Harper is president of the league having been elected yester- day. George c. Rogers is treasurer and A. w. Granger. sports writer from Hartford. is secretary. The interest in the league is great er than ever and the best evidence Of this was given yesterday when so many attended the meeting.
New Britain herald., 1926-02-16

Harry and his partner the doctor WEo hHils from the best town in the state. Southington, will be on hand at the Casino alleys tomorrow after noon when Mangan and Morrissey continue their bitter struggle for supremacy and he plans to hurl down the gauntlet with resounding slap and force the duo into a match with the city title at stake.
New Britain herald., 1926-02-16

or course. Dave Dunn has 10 be heard from yet end now we know why 1t is that P. r. McDonough has been slipping In so many practice sessions at Rogers alleys. We are afraid that these two will be out after the scalps of the rest of their confreres in the law or medicine business and maybe, the time will come when civil actions will be Wranglcd out on the lanes with the 1' cision going to the winner.
New Britain herald., 1926-02-16
When a?5 your birthday-and celebrat- ing friends flock in for the glad eyent-when happy thoughts and laughter fu au the house
have a Camel!

WHEN your own birthday again has come. And well-wishing friends troop in with gay congratulation. When your festive halls resound with laughter and happy praise--then how it- ting are those words, "Haye Canel!p'
 For no man has ever lived long enough to find a better, more friendly cigarette than Camel. Camel goodness grows more mellow, more joy. ous with every passing year. There's not tired taste, not cigaretty after.taste in whole life time of Camels. Camels are rolled from the choicest tobaccosgrown in all the world. Millions of experienced smokers have found in CameIs such lasting contentment as they never hoped to find in cigarette.
 So this night as at your birthday festivities you revel in the sheerest joy this old world affords-taste then the fragrance, the good ness of the primest cigarette ever made. On this Jay of daysyou and your friends deserve the best
 Have Camel! MN>
New Britain herald., 1926-02-16

Anderson is all set 10 cop ths works again this year, but he will be up against q tougher combina- tion than heretofore. Anderson last year won from among 10 entries, but this year there are 16. One al- Icy owner from Danielson was on hand with an application to join the league. but the distance to travel before reaching Danielson is so great that the members decided tn turn down the request.
New Britain herald., 1926-02-16

The bowling moguls of the state gathered for their annual meeting yesterday in George Rogers Re creation building on Church street and decided to open up the state individual duck pin championship play in the first week of March.
 sixteen alleys will be represented.
New Britain herald., 1926-02-16

The Casino and Rogers alleys i'll this city will have entries, the for mer putting forth the present state champion. Eddie Anderson, and the latter. Joe Foote, who can roll them with the best in the state.
Imperial Valley press., 1926-09-17
Youths hiking
Across Country

II ai -l-ft.,.l- fr.u r'. ra,' 900
ulotcd tur'..~ ,f ..I..l,.- ~gi.e',r
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compIui.u. D.Uou 'a.r. .t Mon.
ro,. Mich. Do, bt r.... . July
- Th. t0t walked w.. o.,
country q, ~,ottt, 'ha .v.u. south.
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tgm auJ Ia,, into o. .tut .u .'tH..
''uu the cushions.
Imperial Valley press., 1926-09-17
Doris Kenyon to
Wed Milton S'ills
Ry United Press Leased Wire

HOLLYWOOD. Sept. lG. - The
wedding date Of Doris Kenyon and
Milton Sills was fixed today as Oc-
tobcr ., and the ceremony viii be
performed at her Summer home IN
the Adirondaeks near Lake Placid,
" y.
THE couple, it was announced,
VIII leave her" ncvt Wednesday for
New No... @hrrc they will do some
shopping haforc going on to the
Adirond;,. ~
After . bricf honeymoon in the
Adirond"r'+ they viii return 10 tn"
coast Wh"r" ~ilIs has purchased II
new homo f,r his bridc-to-bc in E'v-
erIy Hills.
Imperial Valley press., 1926-09-17
Woman Of IS says Keilogg's ALL-BRAN
cleansed system Of constipation's poison

Don't let constipation drag you
down. Cleanse your system Of its
poisons. Thousands have regained
their old-time Vigor and vim,
stopped constipation forever, by
eating Kellogg's ALL-BRA2;.
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in chronic cases, with every meal.
Relief guaranteed or money re-
funded. Ready-to-eat with milk or
cream. See the recipes given on
the package. Kellogg's ALI.-HKAN
is made in Battle Creek, Michi-
gan. Sold by all grocers. Served
in leading hotels and restaurants.
Imperial Valley press., 1926-09-17
Steve's Coffee
Shop Will Have
Fight Returns

The proprictors Of steve > Coffee
Shop received telegram yesterday
advising thrn that they could have
It special wire from the riugSidc Of
the DcmpSoy-Tunncy fight at Phila-
drlphia, to their shop on tho 2%rd
Of his month. This will insure di-
rsct information for the fight fans
of FL Centre and make the returns
arrive more quickly than if rcIaycd.
The preliminary returns are schcdul-
cd to start at I p. m, our time, and
the main event returns will come in
at $50 p. m.
John Reid and G. H. Craft. pro
prictors Of Stcvr's stated that they
were issuing an invitation to every
one who is interested to come in
and listen to the returns.
Imperial Valley press., 1926-09-17
PERSONALS

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yrar.
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lhc winter iu. .tle valley whore b. is
in r.. ..tt1., ho-.m-- lIe just re-
turned tram t.r soJst
Nj huth Woman M- returned
Ia f' rcnt.o 10 teach in the grad.
schools.
nayao Tarka-t Of Size police force
ha> rctmn,d from his vacation.
Nj. If. a. kol'rr is homo after
3oli2iitrl vacation. Mrs. Keller
VIII teach at tha ljgh school this
ycar.
Ms. Dan e.. ~rott of McIolaud aud
baby daughter have returned from
Los angeles, where fh.v have spout
the past three months
Miss Nahlr Lomce is another OF
The teachers vha haas rrtururd t.
teach .u II C,rtfp schools. sh,
>rsnt the ~ummrr 100 Urmct.
VI. arJ Mrs. Ctafl,, D. Murphy
and baby arr lume from Yosemite
uheI. fhcy ,rfovri their Na.a'i.r.
Imperial Valley press., 1926-09-17

solvent, according to q petition filed
IN probate court here today ast:ing
determination of the inheritance
tax.
The petition lists assets Of the cs-
tate as %58,G7&.02 in cash, %379, l@5.-
81 in personal chattcls and ~ ,595,-
lS7.38 in stock, and bonds. Liabil-
iticS in the truSt agreement were
debts Tl.S32.f2 and taxes due.
Exemption for the yacht Ohio
and prrsouu property on board Is
claimed together with exemption ON
part Of a trust agreement in Ohio
amounting to $l6,255,7l0.4j. LiabiI.
itics IL the trust agreement were
placed at 4J.O@4.I21NL
Imperial Valley press., 1926-09-17
Former Resident
OF El Centre Is
Buried in North

Mrs, Lucy II. Steele, -. former
resident Of Fl Centre. who died
Monday in Riverside following Il
b l,f illness, WAS buried here this
morning in Evergreen cemetery.
Thr bodv vas sent here from River
>l.. and arrangements were III
charge II tho l.. l.. Lemons funeral
par."r,.
Nav. St"cl" is survived by her
:3,b;u. C'.Jr!es Steele. Of River
srt", two daughters III Riverside,
aad = hrothor, William Jromcans,
Il Fl Cri
Imperial Valley press., 1926-09-17
Motorists Given
Warming About
Defective Lights

Non.a4 ~, ISSUED hy tbr police
.spmimcn1 od1.. tb=t &fter the
ta,t OF tha rnth mo.p lists who
fail. T. col~crvc The law requiring
display e - tail light on machines
after twilight viii be sqbioct to ar
rest.
Traffic Officer Van Eazcl re.
ports that many metoriSt, are opc-
rating cars with defective lights.
conviction in police court on the
charge viii mean aSsesSm"I. Of q -
fine.
Imperial Valley press., 1926-09-17
Stop constipation
and enjoy good
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of letter.

II you .uTer from constipation
there is good cheer for you in Mrs
Lev words:
9a fas ss..a s-ff.h i.rshday ! take
irtat .ea-4-s iH letting you know that
H-t tv kr..aNg ALL-hilNS that 1
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Imperial Valley press., 1926-09-17

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l ..H.. .. .i'h beer IT
Imperial Valley press., 1926-09-17

Keid StndlO 70 Open To ~ =
Of rum Ie.pls Rod e.II q. open f,.#
ruiailuau' "f ptei- a.ss Naua
Nj. Reid spent III. samm.l ,'ata.
juo music u t.u, AuG,t-, aHH san
bicg", taking Special e"u.-s. iu
harmony, theory au' h.,tnrs at uu
tr ~ thr University nf Saatbaf1
taIjfuuia. Mrs. Reid VIII give i'm
s'rur'iou ~ 'hes" -uhi"s's iu e.Hn.,
non v.th tlr individual Is--su.
She states that size received -..s,.I
new suggestions nad h1. worked eUf
u,w idra~ which sire h,t,E.. H.t
help pupil, 10 ATTAIN result, .u e
~hortcr tim than 10y old m,ihods.
Imperial Valley press., 1926-09-17
Call Afflerbaugh. 573.

Piano Tuning and repairing Mar
tin n's Piano shop. llo Eifsh SIT
Phone NV. 1867
Imperial Valley press., 1926-09-17

Palace Shoe Shine, Where vYur
patronage is appreciated. Hats re-
blocked, repaired, renovated. The
best shine in town Special a''o9.
tion given to ladies shoes. 56i
Main street. adv
Imperial Valley press., 1926-09-17
Estelle Needham Homo.

Nrcdham of the Imperial Valley
Acadcmv of Music teaching staft re-.
turned tn Fl Centre last evening.
Miss Ncodham accompanied by her
athcr, W. s. Nccdham of san IoH
Imperial Valley press., 1926-09-17
Hazel N. Baker

Hazel N. Baker, teacher # ria
no. Systematic training iH Nr'ts'I'
Piano Playing. Individual .o-,r9.
tiou, classes. \ finn basis for fu'urc
success. GGJ Hell. phou" @2uN. ed,
Imperial Valley press., 1926-09-17

The Fuller Brush man win call
ON YOU soon. Wait for him or
phone 237W. Parkyicw Apts. adv
Imperial Valley press., 1926-09-17
RutH Teeple Reid school OF

RutH Teeple Reid school OF mu--
ic. y limited enrolment means nor.
individual instruction for your
child. Studio 523 Holt Phone 30.
ait.
Fuller Stronger. B. Fuller of
the Southern Trust and Commctr.
banks is somewhat stronger, accord
iug TO word received yesterday. His
improvement is said to hr very -ll".
Imperial Valley press., 1926-09-17

Sciots Meet Tonight-Officor.
.r the coming wear will b" ri'ctr'l
4 meeting of Sciots tonight al
se Masonic Temple. Tho session
sn;o"t viii b" the first regular fall
betting Of the year. During he
snainder Of the year mcctngs viii
held semi monthly, offlcors m
kuuccd
Imperial Valley press., 1926-09-17
NEWS BRIEFS
From City and County

Dr. A. " IIaasoa. Dentist. Es
tr4rttu rpr,aH-f tasts BIdR
tvrHihKs by arT.oiutmsnt. raons
sW. ads
Home Coming fsH. is Ir.. f.t
u,-i.ug time 4f fir g. s.. I#rIaar.
Co.. aI-
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hest.Z -rfsaUt'H .u h, 5...r Ia..H
L'f.a uu ,har. of O.. -.f.. ..-
pa-tpau,H m J.f... N4..r
court this morning Hu'+ D-f.iHt
The pos'ponemeHt was m'e .H
90. .,i-.s..5s "l H..Hf.f
We Are Prepared 90 ir'r ear. -
your trade. ANYTHING ln fhe vsv e
~ h'us aul frrsrs. Give us . fr..t
81 J. Told. IH-a A.s-s -. So.
ltal' .GG 1F
When Visiting Los Ange.eg .n
~ Go eft 80 % ~. 49, W.
S'TrIfl. A rr. a'bt e,|#.r
IRON tal.et fa.- t.a..a rerH
ing srar'. .I#
Imperial Valley press., 1926-09-17

Jenkins Violin anu Cornct Studio
will reopen for enrolment "f o.d
and new students September 18Th.
adv
Imperial Valley press., 1926-09-17
Personal Estate
of E. W. Scripps
Is InsOlvent
Nv '"ited Press Leased NiIr

Wv "N"d Press Leased NiIr
HAMILTON, Ohio, Sept. 1.-The
trrsonal estate in ohio Of T.. W..
Scripps, newspaper publisher. is in
Imperial Valley press., 1926-09-17
Miss Pauline Hartman has re;uss-
ed 10 resume her teaching il l.

., 10 ,,c.,omiug her old pupils aud
new ones. Arrangements for rs
plcssion Lessons MAJ be mud" hy
phouing Mrs. Kcual. ISL aiN
Imperial Valley press., 1926-09-17

Macarthur Recovered. W. Nc
Arthur local realter, after u yaea-
tlou iu the San Bcruardino noun
tainS and a Balboa Island, has re
turned 10 RI Centre. lie complete
y recovered Prom his serious illness
during Tho summer months.
Imperial Valley press., 1926-09-17

Mrs. Lee Home.-Mrs. /. &. Leo
ildrcn have returned from Los
.gelcs. where they spent the sum
r. Mrs. Lee was i'll with typhoid
'cr 4 greater part of the summer
\ has recovered quite fully. Mr..
p. who has been in Fresno for sev-
I months Will not return until
40ber.
Imperial Valley press., 1926-09-17

Dr Il. L. Gum uglHM, Octeplgthir
Ihysician. so Mrn - Phone ~
a. "ppoin; 'ent. alN
Grade A Milk. Phone 9,7k1. aaN
Imperial Valley press., 1926-09-17
Troop Il VIII
Meet Tonight

Boz Scout troop, number 81, viii
mrrt tonight promptly at seven
o',.ork n the Mcih.dis. parsonage
.nI viii 70 from that place to the
IIoltvlllc plunge, Rev. \. f. Schultz
announced today.
Troop ~ which has been under
'tr direction of Flovd Dillon will
now have R"v \. T.. Schultz aS It's
-eoutma>tcr. Rev. schultz was
.-outma~tcr of His same troop be
.'r, Billion held that office.
After -evrad wears trial of many
strains ot alfalfa in Kern county.
.hr common thiisan WAS found to he
n->'
Imperial Valley press., 1926-09-17

DR.. Harry Findley, specialist in
iiScascs rf eye. ear nose and
thron.. 323i D1v.s Bldg. Phone
90. adv
Imperial Valley press., 1926-09-17
For Sale CT ~ent--oianos- De
her Rey nol1s Furniture Co. 6tf

Fried Chicken Dinner At Liberty
'fe. Wed. and sat. nights, G5c.
.ndaVs Zoe. $50 Main -. adv
Imperial Valley press., 1926-09-17

For a Real Lemonade or Grange.
ade at Paul }, Union Stages De-
pot kev
Imperial Valley press., 1926-09-17

See Delozier Reynolds for best
trlces ON your used furniture. OF
williams Music Studio. \t".i"
IND band instruments. student st
raincd for orchestra and Solo "0tF.
Advanced and beginners. Sp'ri".
tvstcm for beginners. Advice s'
In as to choice of instram"ais,
terrace Williams, $40 Naiu -.
Phone G51. aqV
Prowler Reported-A prow''I. be-
loved to be- "a q" l'coptug 1"m bus
Rrcn bothcriug resident, IN The $50
Ylork on Brighton street rrecutlv,
8ccording to complaints received
his morning by police. offices
sapo he"" Instructed to watrh tpr
Er" offender and it is believed his
E.xt appearance will result In his
kpturc and arraigumcnt iu polio"
kuIt.
+ Ferguson Electric Shop open
sr business aS usual. ~ South
bifth. adv
!. Many of the Things you hayc
ZEN wanting for your home are
bw on sale at the !. V. IIdrawar"
ID. adv
Imperial Valley press., 1926-09-17
Sail
Ends Saturday, September 25th

Just few days This sale has been menou: success; cess No
thousands have with the made
REAL BARGAINS-every all
which offer
Imperial Valley press., 1926-09-17
Reid Studio 70 open. III.

House lots. ~.a fnHTha-'
Imperial Valley press., 1926-09-17

~-0-~A~cts..t.-a = -. ,.,..,.l.i...aaL sssi
Imperial Valley press., 1926-09-17

Ferguson's Electric Shop open
Dr business rs usual ltl South
Eth. adv
Imperial Valley press., 1926-09-17
Windshield Wipers

NSSUre Gear VISION III al
niads OF weather. Avoid acci-
.icn.s AID nervous strain.
'+:':" s,..'....,!.'1'''..... ""oi wiper 29c
s''r9 S's:'o' h.hv2. no@' ...'1r'',. wiper, 42c
Srecial double hand wiper.
y %ls41 2.ass' so'h .l..l.''...... sides 55c
automatic wiper, no Dcther,
works automatically from in
take VaCu IN connection.
Stopped on started in an in
,.,.,la; s,ant. s. Specially 81 go
Bl4tPl Il u w
The Indianapolis times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1922-1965, 1926-02-25

Commonsense would seem to indicate only one
course. Private influence, however, may indi-
cate another.
Meantime, there Is Muscle Shoals. The
Government, at the moment, is bent on doing
with this big enterprise the same thing, in
principle, that it has done In klamath Basin.
Manufacturers Of the South have every
thing to gain and nothing to lose by saving
Muscle Shoals for the people. Plenty of
power at the cheapest of rates will be theirs if
they keep this project out Of private hands.
Manufacturers in every other section Of
the country have everything to gain if the right
precedent is set at Muscle Shoals. Electric
power is the coming power, as most manufac-
turers know. 1t rests largely with themselves
to say whether it shall be cheap power or ex-
pensive.
They have more influence with the present
Government than the ex-soldiers now fighting
grimly against disaster in Klamath Basin.
The Indianapolis times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1922-1965, 1926-02-25
When We Do 1t, That's
Different

!" ROME dispatch says the mandate COM
IN mission Of the League Of Nations raps
France for her treatment Of Syria
Hearing both sides relative to the conduct
of the little war that has been going on out
there for the past year, the commission lis
tened while Syrian committee told of barbar-
tiles committed by the French troops. Whole
villages, it was charged were wiped out on the
fimsiest Of pretexts.
Replying, the French admitted the charges
but claimed the acts were committed under
stress of military necessity.
That exactly what the Germans claimed
when they violated tho neutrality OF Belgium
destroyed Louvain, bombarded Rheims,
bombed Paris and sank the Lusitania.
Drol ism { it, what different aspect any
given act assumes when it's ourselves, instead
Of the other fellow, that s doing itR
The Indianapolis times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1922-1965, 1926-02-25
That Council Lawyer

m Al AYOR DUVALL has very properly vetoed
wv an ordinance appropriating $500 for a
special attorney for the city council.
Of course, no one would contend for a mo-
ment that the council will frequently need legal
advice. But the city has well-manned legal
department with not great deal to do. 1t is
at all times at the service of the council. That
is what it is there for, and previous councils
have never hesitated to ask for its service
Is it possible that the city council thinks
that the law as interpreted by its own attorney
would be different from the law as interpreted
by the city legal Department.
The Indianapolis times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1922-1965, 1926-02-25
RIGHT HERE
IN INDIANA
BY GAYLORD NELSON

half showed decrease In fatalities
in 1924 and 1925. indianapolis
was not among them. Here last
years death record showed no
Improvement over the year before,
and that year none over 1923.
And with dozen traffic fatali-
ties already this year, 1926 gives
every indication Of being as fatal
TO pedestrians and motorists as
preceding years.
In no city of its size IN the coun-
try is there less excuse for this
black record. Indianapolis streets
are generally straight and wide
and level. There are few narrow,
crooked and blind thoroughfare
and no sharp hills to increase traf-
ffc hazards. Track elevation has
eliminated some of the most dam
gerous railroad crossings.
Cincinnati and Kansas City, two
cities where hills abound. streets
stand on their heads and topog-
raphy encourages traffic acct
dents, reduced their auto death
rate. While Indianapolis. where
topography and street design are
favorable TO safety. traffic fatal.
ties show no decrease.
Contempt for traffic rules, reck-
less driving and Jaywalking are
the three factors responsible for
Indianapolis continued unenviable
rank as no mean city in auto
death statistics.