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Imperial Valley press., 1926-11-10
SERVICE TEAMS
have CHANCE At
FOOTBALL TITLE
Cadets and Middies May
Fight 1t Out For Ronors
on GridiTOn.
By HENRY L. FARRELL

~. /. ioIdlI correspondent
NEW YORK, Nov. l0.--For the
first time since football really be
came national, a final game Of the
season for a recognized national
championship is in the making.
The Army and the Navy teams
may play their annual game not
only for the traditional service flag,
but for the national title.
The Army, of course, has had
g"cat teams in the past and the
Navy has had as many, but it nev-
cr before &c happened that the ca
diets and the midsh ipmen had such
high class teams in the same season
"a season with so many other great
, teams.
Two formidable barriers however,
! stand in the way OF the West Point
and Annapolis teams. To 90 into
.heir annual game undefeated, the
Army will have to beat Notre Dame
Saturday and the Navy will have to
beat Georgetown.
The whole country knows what
can be expected of the Irish Notre
'2ame, but to the fans in removed
territory, the Irish Of Georgetown
may not be so respected.
Georgetown, the leading scoring
team of the country, has developed
fast since being defeated by West
Nirgini;s and the team has been
pointed for a ncighborhood .battle
with the Navy.
The Army has beaten, Detroit,
Davis Elkins, Syracuse, Boston Uni
lersity. Yale and Franklin and
Marshall, and if the cadets beat
Notrc Dame and the Navy, no
stronger claim can be made by any
other teams, granting the fact in
advance that the western confer
Cnce will have a good team and that
s'tanford and Southern California
Cn the coast must be good teams.
Notre Dame has beaten Beloit
Minnesota, Penn state, Northwest
crn, Georgia Tech and Indiana. If
Notrc Dame beats The Army and
Drake and beats southern Califor.
MIA in Los Angeles next month
Notfe Dame would be q champion
almost by acclamatiou.
Navy has beaten Purdue, Rich
aond, Drake, Princeton. colgate
Michigan and if thc midshipmeu
Sat Georgetown and the Army, Ii,
team in the country can boast OF
10 defeats ON such a formidab!,
/ schedule.
/ The best teams in the South, tn,
middle west and the far west cann"j
he dismissed from seat IN tn,
cast ~ mere wave Of the hand
:ud a verdict that they ar moi
candidates. But if il should so hap
/ ion that Ohio state would be do
/ feated by Michigan Saturday, ther
/ the dope will lead back to the sup
/ port of the east.
Imperial Valley press., 1926-11-10
TICKET SALE FOR
ELKS BENEFIT Is
MEETING SUCCESS

Tickets for the big Elks benefit
card which will be put on at the In,
perial Valley Athletic club Friday
night, are meeting with a ready sale,
the committee in charge stated today
| and indications are that there Will
be big crowd on hand for one of
the best fights ever arranged here.
Proceeds of the evenings enter
|tainment will be devoted to the Elks
christmas fund for III Centre kids.
Each year the local lodge has a
christmas tree for the youngsters at
which presents are distributed to
Iall who come to the lodge rooms.
Heading Fridays bill is a 10
round bout between Harry Lee Of
San Diego, and Eddie Brown Of Los
angeles. These boys are certain to
put a lot of dynamite into their
Eight, for both are heavy sluggers
Imperial Valley press., 1926-11-10
SPORT NEWS SECTION

in addition to having plenty of box
ing skill.
The remainder of the card, with
Tony Escalantc, DE La Fuentc- and
well known scrappcrs appearing i'll
bouts, is certain to give the fans a
run for their money.
In addition to the special numbers
announced in Yesterdays Press, the
committee has received offers from
other Elks who believe they have
the ability to entertain the public.
Bur Lemons has Offered Il Swiss
bell ringing act; Eddie Nance will
contribute "a tight rope walking cx-
hibition and Doe Zinn will try to
reproduce the Sailors Hornpipc as it
was done in Kansas 40 years ago.
Other acts, so the committee says,
arc in the making, and those who
attend are going to see some Of FL
Ccntro s most prominent ritizons
doing thrir stuff.
Imperial Valley press., 1926-11-10
1896 Dept.
SUMMONS
In the Superior CopVt of the State
Of California, N mnd for the
County. of Imperial
ROSE FERTIG. Plaintiff3


ROSE FERTIG, PlaintiffA
MARK G.. FERTlG, Defendant.
The People Of the State of Cali
foraja Send Greeting TO Mark G.
rcrtig, Defendant,
lAp Are Hereby Directed to Ap.
pear &and answer the Complaint IN
an action entitled as above, brought
against you III tlc Superior Court
Of the County OF Imperial, State
Of California, within ten days after
the service on YOU Of this Summons
if served within this county; or
within thirty days if served else
y here.
And YOU are hoifhy notified that
unless You appear and answer a>
ahUvc required, the said Plaintiff
VIII take Judgment for any money
on damages demanded in the com
plairt. Is arising upon contract, or
she VIII apply to the Court for any
other relief demanded in the Com
pl1iut.
Given under my hand and the
seal OF the superior Court of the
County Of Imperial, state of Cali
fornia, this Sth day of June, 1926
G. q. MOUSSEAU, Clerk,
BY G. =. Harrison, Deputy Clerk.
(SEAL)
&. l.. Brown. Attorney for Plaintitf.
y 10 II ~ y / $ - - % j ; II ~
Imperial Valley press., 1926-11-10
No. ll23s.-- Dept.
ORDER TO SHOW CAUSE
In the Superior Court of the State
of California, IN and for the
County of Imperial

In the Matter of the Application of
Robertson Motor Company, u cor
poration, fer a Change of It's
Name.
On filing the Petition of Robert
son Motor Company, a corporation,
on the 9th day of November, 1926,
to change its name to Robertson
Finance Company, and good cause
appearing therefor,
IT Is UEBEBY ORDERED that
al persons Interested in the said
matter be and appear before this
Court ON the 10th day of December,
1926, at-thc hour of 10 clock Il.
m, to show cause why the applica.
tion of the Robertson Motor Com
pany, Il corporation, to change its
name to Robertson Finance Com
pany should not be granted.
Dated this 9th day of November,
1926.
FRANKLIN J. COLE.
Judge of said Superior Court.
y 10 II - u /.
Imperial Valley press., 1926-11-10
Belgium Prince
Married Today to
Prime ess Astrid
BY LUCIA RIzZARDI
United Press Staff Correspondent

BRUSSELS, 'Nov 10. - Priuce
Leopold Of thc Bolsians and Princes,
Astrid Of Sweden wore married
again today, and tonight, after 4
week Of welded life during which
they were separated more than they
were together, the youus lovers
were 10 depart on 4 hcIatcd honey
moon.
Today ccrcnouy was by the rit
ual of the Catholic church in the Old
Collegiate church Of 81. Michael and
Gudula. Last Thursday in Stock
holni, Astrid aud Leopold were mar.
r'rd by civil ritual and parted that
evening 10 travel TO BELGIUM scpa~
atcly.
l. Since thcir arrival in this country
they have lived apart, but with to-
day ; ceremony the pr9prietioS Of
the protestant 1wcdcs and the C1tn.
Ollie Belgian, were mot
Imperial Valley press., 1926-11-10
JUST ONE LEFT
= WIl ct ElaEu %.
Phone 45W. sos Main

FOR SALE-l00 hens and p,Alets
from Rcming stock, $. c. White
Lcghorns. registered. Wilson, five
mines southwest Of FL Centre. Mrs.
Chris jackson ranch, Dablia ca
nal. 10tf
~ BNISHED rooms for rent. AL
South Fifth St. 10t3
WANTED General housekeeper,
experienced and reliable. Two in
family. Good position and wages.
apply $50 Wcnslcv. 10tf
FOR REtNT-Furnished Apt. 485 FL
Centre Ave. Shepard Apis. 1Ot5
FOR RENr-40 acres for dairy.
Feed now growing. $3.50 per
acre. Address q. 7, Hill, 800 Ne
vada St, FL Monte, Cal. 1865
WANTED-To buy a good alfalfa
ranch on contract, 100 acres or
more. Vim. A. Kuns. 11417 Mo
djcsEa Ave. Lynwood, Calf.
10t5
EXPERIENCED dairyman wants
.pp 'tS HlIlhcI, OF OF ~ COWS.
Press Box 87s. 10t3
LOST Between Palace Market
and carnival, bunch of keys in
leather ca5e. Reward Return to
rcss office 10t4
'.OST-tp town TUESDAY evening.
little girl : Kid glove. Return to
rrss olfic'. 10t2
FOR RENT--Two room furnished
apartment. Eye.y.1iag furnished
SIS pc month Inquire 572 Main
Street. 10t3
If IOU AIE locking for work, APP
ply a free employment bureau.
80 aiain. phos.o 40. 10t5
FOh SAIL i. I. Red baby chicks.
NoAcI iarch. : miles east and 4
mile south of II Centre 1Oeod ,
SEWING done Mrs. +. Murphy.
5Sl Heii. l0t3
UNUSUAL OPPORTUNITY to 90
in business for yourself. Monthly
income. Small investment. Inves-
ti&ato. Room IS, Oregon Hotel.
Fl Centre, after s p. m. lott
FOR SALE-Wen equipped, small
dairy. Good lease on 10 acres
new alfalfa. Owner must leave.
Inquire Max 5 Place. 40 Main.
l0t3
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PRESS CLASSIFIED SECTION
Far Rent Houses

FOR RENT-'fwo room furnished
apartment with shower, $40
nights included. Mrs. Land, 733
Farh, 25tf
rOR I;hAT-Bc4rUom Adjoining
bath. $50 Owe. 20tt
tUR RENT-Sing!e furnished room
Tor gentleman with use Of ga,
rage. els Hell. 23tf
FOR EENT-tront room IL COM
Portable nome. G6J Hell. 2tt
HOTEL HOLLYWOOD. Rooms and
apartments. sixth and iiell. o5t
MISSION Apartments nave few
vacancies. Reasonable rates. Cor
ncr Sixth ami Comnerctal. l5tf
FOR BENT-DoLbIc room. 7o4
State. EFT
FOR RENT = SeveraI nicely Iur.
nisk d anG unlurnisaed houses.
AIRS. LaLd, 40 FaIK. 2jtt
= 4AT cjaan furhlsAea apartment
tor .eAt. 900 per month. .o3 Iark
lltI
PLEASANT furnished loom for
rent. 'j5 sJate. eft
FOR RENT-One apartment and
one sleeplng room. y Holt. 27tf
FOR RENI-!.u!nlsne ICONS. al:
new beus. 643 Onv@. 2StI2
FOR RENI-N1cely furnished
rooms, hot water. Mrs. Watson,
f55 orange Ave. 29tf
FOR RENf-f'urnlshed front room,
adsnnng bath. Gentleman prefer
rtd. '3o Ohve. 23tt
FOR RENI-Slx room furnished
house. Phone 3gl. 2tf
FOR RtlNT-Furnished three room
front apartment. $50. 5.3 OllYc.
4t6
FOR RENT-Nov. 9, three room
bungalow with bath and Kitchen
cste. Magnolia Ave Inquire
Gt2 Orange. Phone 330W. 5tf
IOR RENT-t'urnished apartment.
Park View Apis. Phone 25AF.
6tf
rOH RENT--Rooms. 3s3 Olive.
657
FOR BENT--Smau cottage. fur
nisned.' : single beds. Garage. so
per month. 1U52 Commercial. St4
APARTMEN1>' \ for rent, close IN.
Also sleeping rooms. suitable for
gentlemen. 40 ". Broadway.
ste
Imperial Valley press., 1926-11-10
Lost and Found

LOST-5at'rday afternoon on the
Holtvillc highway, travelling bag
containing woman S and children $
clothes. L indcr leave Ut Press of.
flee e. Phone 727R. 8t4
LOST-Small cameo brooch. Valued
as keepsake. Return to Press Of
flee. Reward. 9t2
Imperial Valley press., 1926-11-10
Situations Wanted

STDNOGRAPHER - Experienced,
permanent resident. Wants work.
Local references. Press Box BIO.
6t6
WANTED-Posjtion by No. 1 cook.
Dinner, short order and pastry.
CAN or phone Martin, Room So,
Princess Hotel. o.
Imperial Valley press., 1926-11-10
DENY MAN HAS RIGHT
TO PRESCRIBE STINULANT
HS United Press Leased Wir.

PORTLAND, Nov ,I0.-That Il
man has a right to act a, his oao
aud prescribe a '.shot Of
hootoA' when lis head needs sflm
UIaut was denied by District Ju5..
Hawkins, who sentenced j, D. Don
ajdson, II, to 90 days in Jail. p,u
aIdsou said he learned To make good
Iignor years ago aud found II ,s.
e"''ut medicine for fumtiug spells.
Imperial Valley press., 1926-11-10
So. California
Sporting Briefs

LOS ANGELES, Nov. l0.-John-
ny Hawkins Hollywood Club of
The Pacific Coast professional Foot
ball League clash with the eleven
from the L. sSc~S. Melville Of the
Pacific fleet at the Rose Bowl in
Pasadena tomorrow.
The navy team features +. w.
Even, captain Of the naval academy
team in 1921 and an allAmerican
end, and j. Fisher, captain of the
1919 naval academy team.
The Hollywood aggregation open
cd the Pacific league season with d
100 victory over Oakland last Sun
day.
Young Nationalista, Filipino flash
V no boasts win over Teddy Silva
and a draw with the flyweight
champion La Barba in his last two
starts, meets Eddie McKenna Of
New Orleans in the 10 round main
event at the Wilmington Athletic
club tonight. Nationalista is a
heavy favorite.
Leo Mitchell fights Sailor Bobby
Near in the six round semi final.
Paul Jones, Young Texas. giant,
has been selected az the opponent
for Jimmy Londos for the feature
event Of the wrestling card at the
olympic auditorium Wednesday.
al NJ MT n a
comeback, and Alki Akol, Filipino
favoritc, will meet in the six round
icadliner at the Main Street Ath-
letic club Saturday night.
Joe Burns and Toby Montova VIII
fight the semi final.
johnny Adams, of San Bernardino
won a referee 8 decision over "Tcr-
Iible' Tommy O'Brier in the ten
,0und main event ut the Olympic
auditorium last night.
. 'Brien scored the cleaner punch
IS throughout the scrap but failed
% land them often enough TO slow
up the San Bcvdo lightweight.
Adams was the aggressor through
most OF the IlPht ana Ialfiy delug-
cd >the "Tcrriblc one with punch
IS. He entered the ing five pounds
over the weight Of O'B,icn.
Billy Vincent and Roy Moore
wcnt six fast rounds to draw in
the semi windup. In the special De
les Williams took 4 decision from
Joe Rick
Tho track team of the University :
oI southern California, nationa!
champion, for the last two yca,'
viii defend their |. e. y. \. \.
crown at the meet in Philadelphia
. I.'Ht May, according t. announce
mrnt by Eean CROMWELL veteran
track coach of the Trojans
The dual meet with Stanford viii
!c held at the Coliseum nero on
March %.
Imperial Valley press., 1926-11-10
California Poultry Co.
St6

.iiiI-D&EN To board hv day or
month"; near school. Any age. Box
1903, i. O.. CalpNico. 9t6
Imperial Valley press., 1926-11-10
TIE WEATHER.

LO- ANGELES AND VICINITY
Partly cloudy weather tonight
and Thursday with somewhat IuWoa
Temperatures.
SOJTHErN CALIFORNIA
Fair 'ori4if and Thursday; Slightly
lower iemp.a,ura u9 jhe coa-t,
Imperial Valley press., 1926-11-10
T F or Rent Estate

FOR RENT-f0 acres near Melo,
land, $40 an acre. See G. W. Al
lem 572 Main 81. 9v5
Imperial Valley press., 1926-11-10
Help Wanfed

Waitress. Apply Moorcs
Corner. West on highway or
Phone gOiJ%. ST.
Imperial Valley press., 1926-11-10
Special Notices

EXPERIENCED dressmaking by
Mrs. Warrincr and Mrs. Stirman.
724 Holt. 5tf
MARCELLING-oDc. Glacier Apis.
Eastside entrance, Seventh and
Broadway. Phone 779J. 3tf
HAND painting to order. Garments,
cards, novelties. Mrs, c. w Smith
362 So. Eighth. 6t5
EXPERT dressmaking done. Mrs.
f. Murphy, 5S1 He'll. 6td
ROOM AND BOARD for couple or
two gentlemen in widow S hop,e.
Call after t =. N. 469 Vine. ste
TAKE \ SIX weeks short course
at Tho Imperial Valley Business
College and let us secure a posi-
tiou for you. Phone 4S9. 8t3
Imperial Valley press., 1926-11-10
TURKEYS WANTED

Have taken over the Pou
'ff department OF Rath K
Marshall. CaU use any
quantity OF live poultry Of
good condition. Win pay top
prices delivered.
Imperial Valley press., 1926-11-10
Here and There
in Sport Wcrid
by I uised Press Leased Wire

By United Press Leased Wire
Portland, Ore, Harry Hall, an
unknown from Seattle, who Wa,
substituted for Mickey Hocksou
wcathercd 10 rounds with Harry
Dillon, Winncpcg light heavyweight
in main event here last night. Dil
Ion won the decision against tn,
Pugc Sound lad who was unhurt at
the end Of the bout. Benny Pclz, por'
land bantam, took 10 round dcci,
ION from Teddy Scidman, Ne" York
in the semi final.
Frosno.--Gcorgic Rivers, Los An
gclcs Mexican bantamweight, Wo'
six out Of 10 rounds from Billy liar
Los Angeles, here last night an,
won the decision. One round va.
oven.
Imperial Valley press., 1926-11-10
COOL CAVE UTILIZED
FOR STORAGE PLANT

IACK. Ark. Nov. lo Orchardjsu
for mites around the vicinity o
Iack, in Scarcy county, heart oi
the OzarkS, practice economy ~
utilizing "'hlowing' cave u.a.
!,crc Cor mammoth aiora1, pja"'
There is only a slight range If tcn
Icraturc IN the cave ia simmer W.
Niutcr. the thermometers havrriu
around 40 degree, most Of the tim.
Apples, strawberries and otu.
trfits and meet are haNled TO Ill.,
cave, which is located near a rail
road, in large tonsieGmouts 4.
forage until such time as the farm
rrS wish to market their pruduct.
Imperial Valley press., 1926-11-10
Gridir0n Gossip
by United Press Leased Wire

Portland, Ore.-Thc Oregon Aggic
football team was due to arrive
here early today and to work out on
Multnomah field where it meets the
University of Southern California
team tomorrow. Coach Paul Schis.
Slcr will probably accompany his
team although under the care of Il
physician. Schisslcr was reported to
he, on the verge of Il nervous break
down following an attack of mites,
tinal influenza.
Los Angeles parties are bringing
under irrigation 250 acres of the
lIollistcr ranch on tho Santa Nncz
River Santa Barbara county.
Imperial Valley press., 1926-11-10
71----77---l1a7ll--1
Miscellaneous
For Sale

PLANO FOR SALE or rent. SIS
broadway. Phone 218. 2ltf
FOR SALE - Old newspapers al
Press office. lit
tOE GALE--5UG Marsh ,5eedlea
grapef, nit. 5GG Eureka lemcn2. L
II. Hunter, S&r Dies,, Rte. +, Box
479, Nursery, Lemon Gro O. 1914
j HAHIhELL-RooteT. Takes guess
work ont Of roofing Phone DIV.
1tf
Imperial Valley press., 1926-11-10
FOR SALE
Old Newspapers
At Press Office

FOR oALL,-F Fine seed barley. Earl
NcncIil. Phone 9O1M3. 29tf
HAN Il a Morris cash register, &c be
sold at a barga.l. southern Sjer-
ras Power Co, warehouse, Fourth
and Broadway. 2Tff
Imperial Valley press., 1926-11-10


ras Power Co, warehouse, Fourth
and broadway. 27tf
PIANO BARGAIN
One OF our hlgh grade pianos now
stored ii III Contro and must be
moved ut once. Wln sell at bIg
sacrifice i'll price for quick dis.
posal. Liberal terms gwen res
ponsiblc person. Write for full
particulars to Southern Cal1fOrnIa
Music Co., oUS so. Broadway, Los
Angeles, Cal. 25t15
DESERT HONEI-348 Broad
way. 29tf
FOR SALE-Ordcr your baby
chicks now from Kirk ) Electric
hatchery and get the best 81
miles west on highway. 4t6
BEAUTY SHOP-Am ready to
leave valley and VIII sell my shop
At sacrifice for quick sale. . booths
reception room, completely and ar
tIStIcauy furnished. Undlsputably
the leading shop Of tie valley.
Opportunity Of lifetime tor some
one to get place that IS making
rcal money and AT height OF she
season. Remember, tins is priced
for qulck safe. Owner jO7 First
St, Ga!exico. 6t5
FOR SALE-Two bull pups. Phone
1913. BIS Broadway, So
NEW AND USED furniture. Ucbcr
Second Hand Store. $50
MESQUITE WOOD Tor .;uc. Ell
Centro planning Mills, StG
1000 AGED EWES. Large frame
Bakersfield ewes, i'll good flesh
Price $3.50 per head Tor imme-
diate sale. 81 to 30 days pasture
available. six months wool on
sheep. Bred to blacllfacc rams
tor December lambing. G. s.
Bogue, Willows, Cahf. 9t6
IOK NALE,-9 reliable bioodcrs. in
quire i. T. itetman, Cedar Ave.
9t2
FOR SALt,-r'ordson tractor, Ford
son dIsk, Fordson plow. 81 See
ond St, CaieXleo, Cal. 9t3
Imperial Valley press., 1926-11-10

The 1925 California state fair r.
joycd the heaviest attendance of
a"y yet Acld,
Imperial Valley press., 1926-11-10
Wanted To Buy

WANTED poultry of all kinds. 1852
Woodward. Phone 900 for prices
1T
' -A-N IED-oecUnG hanc 1.Inlu1re
Cali 49jW. Sl9 Main St f9te
WANTED--Fertilizer Amy place.
within 15 miles of Ell Centre. Call
3G1 Brighton or T. o. Box SOL.
Ste
WANTED-To buy 1 or ) room
house to be moved. Must be bar
gain. Box %S4, ImperiaL Sec'ust.
directly south Ell Centre Golf
Club. SITS
Imperial Valley press., 1926-11-10
FOR RENT

\ very desirable furnished
fiat and apt. C.osr in. In
q3ire $40 olive. Phone AZ
FOR RENT-Nicc front room ad-
joining bath, in quiet family
home. Board if desired. Also one
room cottage in rear, for light
housekeeping. la South Eighth
9t3
FOR RENT-Room in private home.
567 Woodward Ave. Off
FOR RENT-Furnished five room
house. 43l Hamilton. 9t3
Imperial Valley press., 1926-11-10

FOR SALE-tordson tractor, Ford
son dISk, Fordson plow. 5l4 Sec
ond St, CaIeNlco, Cal. 9t3
The Washington times., 1926-09-16

and salt of the very same
quality you use on your own
table.
You will notice the differ
ence the moment you try
White Rose Bread. Its deli
cious flavor its deep flaky
crust (White Rose is SLOW
baked" to give you tbs ap-
petizing, homemade quality
its fine even grain!
Try White Rose Bread to-
day. Your own grocer has
it. 1t is baked twice each day
so that you may have it fresh
whenever you order. Con-
tinental Baking Company,
Corby Bakery, Georgia Ave
nue. and Trumbull St. N. w.
The Washington times., 1926-09-16
HIT
At STACKING

Local reserve army officers are
considering many important meas.
ures to be presented to the annual
convention of the Reserve Officers
Association, next month at Norfolk,
Va. The most vital question Is the
advisability of dropping from the
rolls, all reserve officers who fail
to take interest and attend tra.Eing
More than 20 per cent OF the
1Os 900 reserve officers. after they
received their commissions anu had
cards printed showing that chey
were major this or colonel thai. lost
interest, according to high ranking
officers of the War Department
These officials feel that 1t is better
to have corps OF $4,000 com:
petent reserve officers than one Of
100 900 half developed. However, as
a matter Of policy at this time.
The Washington times., 1926-09-16
5 SHIPS SEARCH
FOR WRECK
Ry 1nteyhationaI News seryiee

NEW YORK. SPIT. 16.-S-orm.
tossed areas of the Atlantic are
being searched today by five ships,
it is believed. for signs of the Brit
ish freighter Loyal Citizen.
The freighter has not been beard
from since receipt here. Tuesday
afternoon, OF a message by the In.
dependent wireless that the ship
was filling rapidly and that the
crew was about to take to the 'fe-
boats.
A severe storm Is believed to be
raging in the area. 200 miles south.
west OF Bermuda and nearly 500
miles from the Florida coast during
the day. The United States
Weather Bureau in New York re-
ceived reports OF hurricane 500
miles southeast Of Cape Hatteras
and moving into the northeast.
The Washington times., 1926-09-16
very fine

IRON domestic science
! teachers - from expert
enced housewives from
the very women who are
most particular about bread
come such enthusiastic
statements as this!
No wonder woraen every
where are turning to White
Rose Bread.
White Rose Bread was per-
fected with the help of leading
food authorities OH
cooking, on diet and nutrl-
ton. 1t is made with the fin
est possible ingredients-with
almost twice as much milk as
the ordinary loaf with espe-
cially tested flour, with sugar
The Washington times., 1926-09-16

the War Department 10 keeping
hands off,"
The higher ranking reserve
officers hold back promotions for
the junior officers who put all their
time in the reserve work, and
while the War Department promised
promotions for this work, they can.
not be promoted until the "olock"
in font is removed Many Of the
high ranks never attend training,
and some do not even own uniforms.
The matter is too illogical to con-
tinue, according to reserve leaders.
The Washington times., 1926-09-16
.Ex-CoNvICT Is SOUGHT
AS KIDNAPER OF BOY

PORTLAND, Me-. Sept. l6. =
Inspector Wilson, of the Detroit
police, searching for John Miley 10,
Michick clergyman's son, who went
away with q pardoned "lifer, was
in this city today. Wilson sus-
pected that Edward e. Cole, par
tloned' after serving Is years for q
murder in this State. had the lad
In hiding hereabouts.
Detroit authorities want Cole on
a felony charge.
The Washington times., 1926-09-16

The Australian government, will
install an automatic telephone ex:
change in the city OF Hobart.
Belt Valley times. [volume] (Armington, Mont.) 1894-1977, 1926-11-04

voice, stand and deliver yourselves
to us"
And who may you be-" demanded
my friend.
mo friends to brawlers and disturb
ers Of the peace. sirrah," replied the
stoutest- Of the watehmeR5 stepping to
the front OF his fellows. 1--WE are the
duly constituted and appointed con-
stables and watchmen OF his honor the
worshipfui lord mayor"
1T would be nearer the truth to say
that you are the properly constituted
and habitual sleepers and time-servers
Of the city" snapped my companion.
Draw near. and examine me-"
Nay. sir" adjured the captain OF
the watch poFtentously, do you APP
preach and render yourselves to us.
IT'S not for lawbreakers TO order the
city's watchmen how they shall be ap-
pretended"
"You fool" said my friend very
pleasantly. II you would only trust
your eyes you would see a face you
have many times seen before this
aye. and shall see again In the morn