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Evening star., 1926-06-01
OFF FOR CHICAGO.

LONDON, June 1 C9.-A party Of
eminent English Roman Catholic dele
gates to tho Eucharistic Congress at
Chicago sailed from Southampton for
New York today.
They include Right Rev. Henry
Grey Graham, titular Bishop Of tt
pasa; Right Rev. Thomas Shine, CO.
adjutor Bishop Of Lamus; Canon z.
Mitchell Of the Cathedral Of Leeds
and Rev. Bernard Mclaughlin Of
Edinburgh. Rev. Patrick McPhale.
assistant to the director general Of
the Lazarists at Paris also was in the
Darty
Evening star., 1926-06-01
Australia to Fight Cactus.

Because the cactus plant has be-
come a pest in Australia the govern
ment has sent scientists to America to
study means of combating the plant.
They are looking for some plant dis
ease or insect that will feed on the
cactus and thus help to rid the coun-
try Of 1t. 1t is assumed that the cac-
tus plant was taken to Australia from
America. e
Evening star., 1926-06-01
Hospitals on Wheels Busy.

The State board Of health .of South
Carolina has q hospital on wheels that
is doing important work i'll the rural
sections. II is Il perfectly equipped
child clinic. Maryland has a "health-
mobile" and Georgia and Florida simi-
lar motor trucks equipped for educa-
tional or clinical work. New Jersey
has ii travelling dental hospital.
Rayon being produced in Germany
now has "a total production of more
than twice that of two years ago.
Evening star., 1926-06-01
POET EXALTS AUTO.
D,Annunzio Says It Has Virtue

ROME, May 4 Correspondence
Gabrielle d'Annunzio has discovered
that the automobile is a woman. In
q letter to the director of one Of the
most widely known Italian automo-
bile concerns. expressing his thanks
for the gift Of fine car, he writes:
The automobile is feminine. 1t has
the grace. the nimbleness, the vivaci-
ty Of a seductress. 1t has. besides.
a virtue unknown to woman: 1t Is
obedient."
There follow words Of gratitude and
praise for the machine-in all some
200 words for what is probably a
81, 900 car. Twenty dollars a word
for an author must be close to the
worlds record.
California leads all the States for
the amount Of products marketed
through cooperative marketing asso
Citations,
Imperial Valley press., 1926-08-17
WATER SUPPLY
AT SAN DIEGO
ASSERTED PURE

san DIEGO, Aug. l7.-(SPccial)
SIN Diego ; water supply is pure.
In fact. it ranks higher in purity
than the water of any city on the
Pacific slope.
This is attcstcd in Il report on ty-
phoid Just issued by authority Of the
American Medical society, copy Of
which has been received at the city
bah. San Diego : water supply in
his report, is placed on the honor
roll Of all cities Of the United
States.
The survey was made in cities OF
100000 or more population, and the
"atiu9 given San Diego is . deaths
the 100000 population. That l.
better than the rating given San
Francisco. Oakland, Los Angeles
salt Lake. Denver, Portland, Spo-
kane or Seattle.
Only 80 cities in the nation are
placed on thi, roll for being prac
ticallv free of typhus causes. san
Diego stands fourth from the tol
Of the list.
Imperial Valley press., 1926-08-17
Negro Claims
Banker Friend

san DIEGO. Aug. Ii (SpcriaD
-Whcu Herbert Fair. Herbert
Roach aud Lawrence Harris, ne.
groro. were arrested Sunday after
noon by Motorcycle Patrollnau john
stoH ON suspicion Of stealing the auto
which they were riding, which is
registered to l.. NJ. Mac Donald Of
Los Angeles, they said Macdonald
Was Fair : " buddy and had loan.
ed them the machine.
Investigation yesterday by Cap
tain Of Detectives Hayes revealed
that Macdonald is vice president Of
the Commercial National Trust and
Savings bank OF Los Angeles, and
that the machine was stolen catur-
~dav-.in Santa Monica.
Fair was sentenced to the reform
school in san Diego last year for
the theft Of an auto here, records
in the police Identification bureau
show.
Los Angeles Officers are expected
to arrive tod1% TO take the three
men back TO the northern city to
stand trial.
Imperial Valley press., 1926-08-17

became due November 1st, 1925,
principal and interest, according to
the terms thereof. and by reason
of such defaults, said Marie f.
Lowman, the owner and holder of
said note and trust deed, onto wit,
May Bird, 1926, exercised her option
and declared the full amount of
'she Indebtedness secured by said
trust deed immediately due and
payable, there being the total sum
of Twenty-Scvcn Hundred Twenty
Three and Fifteen hundrcdths Dot
lars (S2,723l5), now due and un-
paid; and
WHEREAS, in accordance with
the provisions of Section 1924 of
the Civil Code of California, said
Marie f. Lowman. the owner and
holder of said note and trust deed,
on May 9th. 1926, caused to be re-
corded in the office of the County
Recorder of said Imperial County,
Il notice of such default in the pay
ment of principal and interest, and
of her election to cause the proper
tv described in said trust deed to
be sold, in accordance with the pro-
visions thereof, to satisfy said obli-
cation, which notice of default and
election to sell WAS duly recorded III
Book ll5, Page 400, of Official Re
cords of Imperial County, Califor-
MIA, and
WHEREAS. said trust deed pro
videS, that if there is Il default in
the payment Of any of the sums Sc
cured thereby, upon application of
, the holder of said note. the trustee
snail give notice and sell SO much
Of the property rs shall be necessary
10 satisfy the indebtedness secured
thereby.
! WHEREAS, said Marie 7. Low
nam, by reason of the default in
payments as stated, has requested
the California Title Insurance Com
ranv to give notice and to sell said
property, or SO much thereof rs
j shall hc necessary to sell. TO pay
all the Indebtedness secured and cA
pcnseS incurred necessary to the
execution of said trust.
NOW. THEREFORE,, notice /,
hereby given, that the California
j Title Insurance Company, by virtue
of the authority vested in it a.
trustee, will sell AT public auction
to the highest bidder for cash III
Imperial Valley press., 1926-08-17

release the board of sgpcrvi,or,
from u promise of 5000 IN aid of
the fund of that club.
The san Dicgo chamber recon
mcudcd TO the board some time ago
that a half-ccut be pat in the bud
get for the All-Ncar club aud the
SUPERVISOR, pledged that action.
Since that date. however, the San
Dicgo-C club has been re-
tiycd and a delegation composed Of
Jack Thompson John Z. Mills, john
Forward Jr., \. r. Holloway, Mic.
hazel IIallward Frank llcilmau and
Secretary Mcpherson of the cham
Der OF commerce called ON tho board
and asked that one cent bc put in
the budget for the local club.
On suggestion Of the supervisors
that II release from the promise TO
the AlI-Ncar club be obtained, the
delegation promised to obtain that
release. If successful, the ouc-cent
item i'm the budget viii net the To-
cal organization Approximately SlO,-
900 to spend in advertising to the
world tine charms and attractions Of
san Diego county.
Imperial Valley press., 1926-08-17
EXPECT INCREASE
IN COUNTY TAXES
FOR EDUCATION

san DIEGO, Aug. II. l~pcciaD
An increase i'm county taxes Of 10
cent, on the 800 valuation ON all
property in the city of san Diego,
}, forecast in an action .cstcrday
by the board Of supervisors. De-
mand of the city board Of education
for an increase Of 100000 over last
years appropriation for the city
high schools has been made and the
supervisors have been told bv Al
bert J. Lee, deputy district attorney
and legal advisor of the board that
the increase must be granted. \ test
case in superior court was ordered
to determine what the board 5 ac.
tions must be when the tax rate is
fixed September I.
In proceeding years. the board of
supervisors has levied - cents on
each $1,000 of assessed valuation in
the high school district, this being
the maximum amount permitted by
law. The city school board relies on
another state law for the increase,
this statute making it mandatory on
Imperial Valley press., 1926-08-17
Sailor Is Given
His Freedom

SAN DIEGO, Aug. l7.-(~pcciaD
Elmo X. Gordon. Il seaman from
the aircraft carrier Gaunet, who
waS convicted of assault and battery
at Tijuana and who served nearly a
year Of two year sentence before
naval authorities intcrccdcd and Sc
cured his release. was given an un-
desirable discharge from the naval
receiving ship Rigcl yesterday at
tcrnUOn.
Unknown to officials of the local
naval district, Gordon was given
an undesirable discharge from the
L. s. :. Gannct on November %,
1928. shortly after his arrest hv the
Tijuana authorities.
When Gordon was released from
the Tiiuana cuartcl last Friday and
reported to the commandant Of the
llth naval district, he WIS ordered
to the L. :. :. Rigcl pending dispo-
Sition Of his ease by the navy de-
partmcnt. Radio instructions were
received from the department yes
tcrday to Immediately discharge
Gordon. Il, lie had not been legally
connected with the naval service
since November % last.
Imperial Valley press., 1926-08-17
Man Dies From
Mysterious Burns
Ry United Press Leased Wire

LOS ANGELES. Aug. l7.-An in
vrstigation has been launched here
into the mysterious death of Jack
,tircenberg, former San Francisco
business man.
GrcCnberg was carried into Cen
cral hospital late yesterday by two
men. He was suffering from mum
crous burns, and he died this morn
ing without telling how he rcceiv.
cd them.
Grcenberg moved here two weeks
ago from San Francisco after fail
ing in business in the northern city.
His widow said he left home yes
terday without saving where he
was going.
Imperial Valley press., 1926-08-17
Zoo at San Diego
Ranks Fourth

SAN DIEGO, Aug, IL Npecial4
San Diego : great 700. ranking
fourth i'll size and first in number
OF rare exhibits among the zoolo2i-
cal gardens of the United States. is
in nccd q a larger income than i
derived from city aid and the nom
ina admission Zee charged. the
board q supervisors was told yes
,crday In a communication from DR..
Harry NJ Wegetorth. president of
the geological society. y request
that one cent on each $1,000 valua-
tiou he added TO the budget Tor the
coming year Was made. The board
referred the request ,o the district
attorney Tor a ruling on the legality
OF the appropriations.
Imperial Valley press., 1926-08-17

gold coin, on the 18th day of Sep.
tember, 1926, at the hour of ii
o clock Il. m. of said day, at the
western front entrance of the Court
House in the City of Los Angeles
County. of Los Angeles, State of
California, all the interest convey
ed to it by said trust deed in and
to all the following described pro
pcrty. to-wit:
The Northwest quarter of
the Southwest quarter of Tract
Number One Hundred Six
O06), Township Sixteen Q6)
South, Range Twelve (l2)
East, S B. NJ, in the County
of Imperial, State of Califor-
MIA, according to the United
States Government Plat of
RcSurvcy approved Dune l4th,
1910, and on file III the United
States Land Office, at FL Cen
Imperial Valley press., 1926-08-17
Badger in Danger
From Forest Fire
Uy United Press Leased Wire

WOOD LAKE, Calf. Aug. Il.
Badger, a small mountain town back
of here. is threatened by a forest
fire which is sweeping toward the
Scquoia national park. according to
reports hero today.
More than lea men. under the iii
rection of Col. ,John X. White, sup
ermtcndcnt of the Sequoia national
park are trying to control the blaze.
SUGAR PINE. Calf. AUG. l..
Nearly 800 fire fighters were sur-
cessful today in preventing a spread
OF the fire that has burned over
l50o acres of forest land near here
since last Friday.
The fire, which destroyed a large
part OF the Fresno grove big trees,
is burning itself out aud if the firc
lines are effective in holding the
flames in the burning area there
will not be any further damage.
forest rangers said today.
Imperial Valley press., 1926-08-17
SAUER ORDERED
HELD FOR TRIAL
BY GOVERNMENT
By United Press Leased Wire

Los ANGELES. Aug. IA fed
cral grand jury viii decide whether
\. r. >tuer, editor # The san Diego
Herald. i to fac triad ON charges
II sending an obscene article ON
AIMEE >cmple Mcpherson through
the maiis
The federal body i scheduled to
meet on September :. and the Sauer
case VIII probably bc the first order
OF business.
Commissioner David Il. Head. who
bound the editor over to the grand
jury. did not rule ON Il motion of
defense counsel for reduction Of the
bail Of 5000 on Suuer. This was
eft to the discretion Of the San
Diego commissioner who fixed the
original bonds.
Attorneys Tor Saucr sought to have
heir client discharged al the pre-
iiniuary hearing. held late vcster-
dar. They pealde,l that the question
,d article. "aIthough il may be
iewd ANA la>ciNi"u>. does not con-
>titutc "a violation OF the postal laws
= lNN4 IL II te"> loI tchb To cor
fupt the morals and purity of those
o whom il is sent
The editorial written by Sauer
/! VAS an attack ON woman for an
llcgrd. Immoral act and carried i
warning Instead Of an induccmcnt
/ 20 loose morals il was contcndcd.
J Deputy District Attorney Joe
Ryan and Chief If Detectives Her
: man Cline have been subpocnacd to
appear at the trial here Monday of
4 four news vendors accused of sell
ing copies OF Saucr : paper on the
. streets.
District Attorney Asa Kcvc> and
Z Mrs. Mcpherson are to be the " star
/ witnesses at the trial Of the news
I dealers.
Imperial Valley press., 1926-08-17
NOTICE OF TRUSTEE S SALE

WHEREAS. by q deed Of trust
dated May 1st, 1925, recorded in
Book So, Page 140, Of Official Re
cords OF Imperial County, Califor-
mia; TO which records reference is
hereby made. Walter !. Hill, Il sin
gle man, lid grant and convey the
property therein and hereinafter
described, to the California Title
Insurance Company, 4 corporation.
aS trustee, to secure. among other
things, the payment of one certain
promis>ory note, in favor of Marie
F. Lowman. and other sums of
money advanced and interest there
ON; and
WHEREAS. there has been a de-
fault in the payment of the semi
annual interest of said note which
Imperial Valley press., 1926-08-17
SAN DIEGO SEEKS
RELEASE FROM
ALL-YEAR CLUB.

SAN DIEGO, Aug. IL Specially
When the board Of supervisors
adopts on September : it, budget
for the coming year, it will include
AN appropriation for the san Diego
California club advertising cam
paigu. How much will be set aside
for thi, purpose depends on the dc.
gree Of success, the local chamber Of
commerce will have in persuading
the All-Ncar club Of California to
Imperial Valley press., 1926-08-17

tro, California.
Or so much thereof as shall be
necessary to pay the total
amount of the principal, inter
est, advances, charges and costs
including compensation to the
trustee.
IN WITNESS WHEREOF, the
California Title Insurance Com
pan, has duly authorized this no.
ticc, by the signature of its Vice
President, attcstcd by its Assistant
Secretary, who has affixed the cor
poratc seal at Los Angeles, Cali
fornia, this 9th day of August,
1926.
CALIFORNIA TITLE INSUR-
ANCE COMPANY,
By W. L. Waggoncr, Vice President
Attest: Walter Eden, Assistant
Secretary. II 2i 81 > Z
(SEAL.)
Imperial Valley press., 1926-08-17
Ne%,,ro Accused
OF kidnapping

Police are searching for Sylvestor
Wood, II year old colored youth,
who is accused of Kidnapping lnez
MattoS. 1t year old Portuguese girl
from her home ON East Main street
late yesterday afternoon.
The father Of the girl and an un-
Gle, Manuel Pcna, appeared at the
polire station yesterday to ask for
Wood : arrest. They declared that
while the Girl was alone in the
house. the negro drove to the house
ul Il Ford, went inside and rcappear-
cd a few moments later with the
GIRL The pair drove away rapidly
before nrighhors who were witness
rs, could interfere.
The father and uncle were in
formed of the girls disappearance
and after thev had conducted Il vain
search for the girl and negro in FL
Centre they notified police. They
were unable to say whether the girl
had Voluntarily accompanied tn,
negro of not. As she is Il minor kid.
uau,ug charges may be preferred
against the negro even though She
consented to accompany him.
=. -.
Imperial Valley press., 1926-08-17

at all times of day and might, makes
life undesirable for people in the
neighborhood, and is detrimeut to
property values.
Several years ago. citizens pre-
Scnted to the council heavily sign
ed petition asking for an ordinance
prohibiting the keeping Of goats
near homes Of citizens. San Diego
WAS then much smaller town. how
ever, and the petition WAS denied by
a majority OF the councilmcu, al
though it had the support of two
members.
Imperial Valley press., 1926-08-17
DE LEON MEETS
HUSKY OPPONENT
IN LEO MITCHELL

Leo Mitchell, WI will oppose Joe
De Leon in one of the two main
events on Friday 5 card at the FL
Centre arena, has made quite Il hit
with coast critics since his arrival
in the west three months ago and
his record indicates he may be the
boy who can take the husky Fill
pino boy to a trimming.
Mitchell has had number of
battles since invading the coast re-
gion and he has been returned win,
ncr every time he started. On his
own stamping grounds. around Kan
Sas City. he is known as tough
proposition for any of the boys to
tackle. He will come here in splcn-
tive campaign ON the coast. Like
Tommy Shull, junior ligii weight ,
Mitchell is anxious to make good
impression here as he wants to cam
paigu in this territory and hopes
10 secure n number of bouts. If
he is successful in getting by the
Filipino maulcr he is certain TO 90
over big as drawing card with
valley fans.
Joe. rs usual, is looking forward
confidently to the coming cneoun-
ter With ambitions to compile an
impressive kavo record. De Leon is
drilling daily with Sparring partners
in perfccting that wicked attack
which has made him terror among
wcltcrs on the coast. The prospects :
are that the affair will not 90 10
rounds. Both bo.-s hit too hard and
someone ought TO fall over before
the final bell.
Aragcn Wants Revenge
The Aragon-Chavez mill is at
tracing rs much attention as the
De Leon Mitchell affair. Benny and
Frankie are matched to 20 10
rounds in the other main event aud
The bout is drawing a lot of in
terr>t owing 10 the intense rivalry
between the two and Frankie :
known desire to even things
up for the tive and frankie 5
known desire TO even things up for
al" i%fe&t II" SUFFERED 1t Benny :
hands three weeks ago.
frankie is a big favoritc here and
his local supporters are Il certain
~ he :; that L 10y does not rama
Is ~ Ii on III, 'r.r = DIR Tie
:dcG remains. a9.-eve,'. that Ben
~ tx him in Il. last encounter
"a tankie wi, have to extend
;,ict>eti 20 cop - verde; over the
GL!,y:.. battler
Ire prelims iooN lii, good cards
:'lh De La Fu.. : opposin" ki'l
I"3sn of San D.t:,o ~ the feature
and Andrew Brooks of FL Certro
going up against Kid Ontario in
the opener. The la>. two are good
Iuggers and capable of drawing i
Imperial Valley press., 1926-08-17
San DiegoG Goat
Causing Trouble

SAN DIEGO. Aug. IL (SpcciaD
San Diego, said TO be one of the
few important cities on the coast
where there is no ordinance forbid
ding the keeping Of goats in reSiden-
tial districts, received more goat
advertising yesterday, when prop
erty owners filed with the city coun
ell protest against the keeping of
goat on Lot S. Black : addition, Cni-
ycrsitv Heights.
They declare that the goat has a
terrific odor, that its awful noises
Imperial Valley press., 1926-08-17
THE WEATHER
nv United presS Leased Wire

LOS ANGELES AND VICINITY
Fair tonight and Wednesday with
moderate temperature Cloudy or
foggv in the morning.
SOUTHERN CALIFORNIA -
Fair tonight and Wednesday but
fog along the coast tonight; nor
NAL temperature and humidity.
Asia is making faces at Europe.
Why not! They are neighbors.
crowd to any show. PeardIcsS q
the rest of the entertainment. the
fans know Brooks ami OHt1rio VII
obligc with milling of high or
der.
Imperial Valley press., 1926-08-17

the supervisor, 10 grant any amount
asked for if convinced that it j,
needed. Attorney Lee has advised
that this contention is correct. but
the county auditor declared he would
decline to be governed by that opin-
ION aud asked that the courts decide
thc nnint.
Imperial Valley press., 1926-08-17

Al birds have Il temperature OF
los. Which would kill humans. Sc
don t fly around too much.
Imperial Valley press., 1926-08-17

Anyway. one man ; his brother :
keeper. Sheriff at Penn Yam. y. Y,
arrested his own brother.
Imperial Valley press., 1926-08-17

The directors Of the county fairs
If Riverside and Orange have gone
ON record rs opposed to the pari-
uutUel horse racing amendment.
, 1926-08-16
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AT
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, 1926-08-16
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d~erfuIiy improved FORD CAR at the
same old price, another surprise comes,
with a drop Of $50 CO..
Only quantity production makes this
possible, and the world realizes every
day that the Ford Car gives you more
pleasure with d much smaller invest
mont, than any other car of its class.
Those that know value buy New Fords.
1t is also the easiest car to re sell in
st. CroiX.
Our price on a touring car, with Self
Starter and Balloon Tires is $545. 90
Danish West Indian Currency.
What more can y0U expect?
ROBERT ARMSTRONG.
The Ford Agency, Chrj8tjansted.
July 18th, 1926.
New Britain herald., 1926-12-28
CHAPL|N'S WIFE
 TO 'G0 THROUGH
Says She Will Press Divorce
 Proceedings

Los Angeles. Dec. 2S RS-Regard- less of whether her husband. Charles Chaplin. initiates divorce proceed ings in Mexico, Lita Grey Chaplin in tends to go through" with q divorce suit which she says will be filed in the Los Angeles courts in few days.
 This is her answer to reports from Nogales. Ariz., yesterday that the film comedian was in communication with a Mexican attorney at Hermo- sillo, Sonora. relative to obtaining a divorce.
 Chaplin's attorney. Lloyd Wright denied the screen actor had any in tention of seeking divorce in the Mexican courts. The comedian could not be located for statement.
 T have nothing to say" Mrs. Chaplin declared. except that we are going through with the divorce here and that l am going to fight through American courts for my children and a proper settlement from my husband"
 The Chaplins were married by a Mexican magistrate at Empalme, Sonora, more than two years ago. Their two young sons remained with Mrs. Chaplin when the couple sep arated recently.
New Britain herald., 1926-12-28

NEW RIALTO THEATE,R OPENS

The new Rialto thoater New Brit aims finest neighborhood playhouse opens tomorrow evening at o'cock. A capacity audience seems to be as sured at the present time and un- doubtedly Mare Nostrum" which has been secured as an opening at traction will receive an enthusiastic reception from those attending. Those planning to witness the pre- miere Of New Britain's newest thea- ter are urged to be on hand early to avoid disappointment.
 While the house seats over 1000 in comfort q brisk demand for open ing night prcsages and early sell out and it is deemed advisa ble to secure tickets well in advance.
 Mare Nostrum" is the picture which clicited such a wave of en- thusiasm in New York city, where it opened some time ago at top notch prices.
 Tho story itself. written by Blasco Ibanez, famous Spanish author con- cerns itself with war time Europe and the pitiful figure of woman spy who after trying to ruin young sea captain, regrets her act and tries to save his honor. The story teens with stark drama that will make 1t live long after the average film has passed out of ones memory. The supporting program is made up of q Lloyd Hamilton comedy Here Comes Charlie" a novelty reel 'Ko Ko Hot After It," and current news events.