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Imperial Valley press., 1926-10-04
KID WILLIAMS TO
MEET HARRY LEE
ON FRIDAY NIGHT

Frank tKidg Williams, formerly
~. pride Of FL C,u,ro. rho has been
making q name for himsolf i'm light
A.ayvwcight circles a.ong che coast,
w.f tac'le Harry Lee, san Diego
laj3'-r, in the main event at the
J, pcriM Valley Athletic club FRI
day might.
T}is i, til, word sent down from
Tcujcc by Pop" Barrett, who is
handling Williams. Barrci ha,
thought the. former local 1oXcr
ron. Gut1 ho is now an attraction
n' ,ar larger fight clubs in and
around Los Angeles.
In meeting Lee, Williams VIII h'
facing Tough man. Harry knows
hol, - >tan arouud "nd miN thing,
~. something that Williams has al
way hrcn lacking, The lattcr how
over. carries heavy guns. particu
'a,Iv IN his tight witt, and if hc
N images to connect with tn, coast
)ov the latter is in for stormy
weather..
Lee also has a wallop, in addition
to his othor assets, and The scrap
should be- a good one.
"Cop' Ste@ouS, club mat 'hmak-
p., is lnia@ CP bunch Of good
T ghfS jo support the main event.
Imperial Valley press., 1926-10-04
FOR SALE
Old Newspapers
AT Press Office

AEBEE second hand store. Goods
bought &ad sold. L. X. Cheser.
$50
HARTZELI-Koofcr. Takes guess
work out Of roofing, Phone 25lW.
TT
FOR SALE-Rcd Carneux Pigeons.
Hyde, Euclid and Imperial Ave.
1t2
FOR SALE-Incubator, y mile 50.
FL Ccntro, . mites east Of brick
yard. W. l.. Duggins. Ito
FOR SALE-40 acres OF valley $
best land in Meloland district at
$3.50 per acre. Write Press Box
1902. 29tf
FOR SALE-EIectric Washing Ma
chine, five chairs, three burner
oil stove. 4lj Hamilton, Phone
3o6W. mon sat
\ CHANCE Ot \ LIFETIME
Finance Company must dispose Of
some rcpossesseu pianos and play
ers. $3.50 piano for $16s; $ll53
lNb4ldDt ~ IAOHiIiS OIu IpI Ht--'' =
$3.50 player for 1915. Press Box
$50. 2t2
FOR SALE-Must dispose Of my
$500 piano for $3.50. May arrange
terms to responsible people. Press
Box 9S5. 2t2
1000 AGED ENES. Large frame
Bakersfield ewes, in good flesh
Price $500 per head for imme
diate sale. 80 to 40 days pasture
available. Six months wool on
sheep. Bred to blackface rams
for December lambing. C. B
Boguc, Willows, Calf. 29tt
FOR SALE-Bottled gas stove Will
gas containers and system. vii
sell at reduction as am leaving
tho valley. Inquire Mrs. Mar
guar. Phone 103, at 653 Main
st. 2t3
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SPORT NEWS SECTION
CARDS AND YANKS
AWAIT TOMORROW
WITH HIGH HOPES
Teams Eager TO Renew
Fight for Highest Hon
Ors in Baseball.
By HENRY L. FARRELL
United Press Staff Correspondent


ON BOARD THE BASEBALL
SPECIAL TO ST. LOUIS oct. A.
With the world s series all squared
after two games, the NrW York
Ianks and the Nt. Louis Cardinals
were speeding today on the special
train to the west where the National
and American league champions viii
open the third game Of baseball
classic tomorrow.
The Cardinals had the punch yes
tcrdav and won from the lmhs 8
to > before a record breaking crowd.
The spirit Of the two bali cldb,
was strikiuglv in contrast. We're
going home, - the ~. Louis players
said in chorus, and home with th,
civIc reception that is Whiting for
the players. meant something more
than the destination Of the special
trains.
"WcN, we hay" te hit s. Ioui,
now a1d W. II have to 20 10 work, -
the rctcrao Yankee players said.
Babc Ruth, Joe Dugan aud Bob
Mcuscl. Veterans of many campaign.
with the Yankees, recalled that
hectic series betWecu Tie Yankees
aud the -. Loi> HIo"Hs several
years ago uhrn the American league
pcnnau, Wis being decided. WhircF
Wit, uow Zone from IL ual1
leagues, WIS playing ccuter tici for
the Yaut, in tha series and he wa
knocked cold by bottle tao.h
from the b.rarheiS.
Thr next dav WHdrv went bu.
to his post. With bantagea sNalhu-
his blonde thatch and he deliver. {
the hit that won the bai' game AND
the rrrraut for 'he ) aux
After thr first game of lhr ,a..'.
when lIs5b peruocE had given th.
hard hitting Eaaonl ,.1sac champ
ions q lesson iu .aH they ,.a "
forced to MISS the bail. tie 1anhs
rot all l# ot ~flt aa3 ea'm-la-m
and they assumed taa attitude tuat
''4e'fr IL moss.
Today eH 't..t.ia t..1,r,~ n.u
feeling much The -.He ~. aura '.e
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IF or Sale-Real Estate

FOR SALF7-aouse cz Wens1ey
Ave. Very reasonable tcrMs. Val.
ley I'"whf- G 26tf
FOR SALE-New 5tueco house,
furnished or unfurnished. J32
StaSe' 37tf
FOR SALE-Large house, furnished
$l,500.00. Owner leaving valley.
Z. L. Manning. 800 \. St., I'm.
perial, Calf. lJtlO
FOR SALE-,Fino new bungalow,
with garage On paved street in
city, also motcrn bungalow with
five acres, garage, shade trees,
electricity, etc. see owner about
either. Knapp, l mile north Of
Bank Of Italy. 2stf
Imperial Valley press., 1926-10-04
TODAYiS WANT ADS,

FOR SALE-66 half grown turkeys,
) turkey hens, tom Mrs. A. +.
Licbcrt, 3 miles west, > miles
south Seclcy, Cal. 4t3
EXPERIENCED lady stcnographcr,
hookkccpcr, wants half day Or
full time position. Banking and
legal experience. Press Boz ,. 4t@
FURNISHED room for rent. Close
in. i@o no. c.>renth 81. 4tG
FURNISHED cottage for rent, 75s
Commercial. 4t4
FOR RENT 10 acres alfalfa. fcnc-
cd for dairy. &. p. Hill, 529 Ne
vada ST., Fl Monte, Cal 4t5
FOR RHNT-Rooms. &S3 Olive
ST. 4tJ
SINGLE NAN. Can milk. Wants
ranch work, with American fam
iiy. Press BOX 1005. 4t2
REAL SILK HOSIERY MILLS.
Capital s5,000,00O. Box TT, e
Centro. Telephone 449 after T p.
m. Edwin Stewart, Imperial Coun-
W manager, 1O9 Park ave. fIo
LADIES. my method Of face re-
iuvcHation takes years from faee
in one week S time Absolutely
hmmloss is painless, sure. Phone
Calcxico 248. 4t6
ROOM AND BOARD-Two gentle
mon Or couple. or maa with chfd
rem. 40 M. as
SALES Lady wanted f?r cn2r4r.
% Tm9s yartS. orders. AIdIc*-
5722 Mclrosr hvc. Los Angeles.
I ,
FOR RENT-Furnishcd rocm
front apt. inclutiin1 lights aud
water $50. 773 OIiv". +tG
FOR RF:NT-Good rooms and board
l. with private family. III Ni'e
St. 4t2
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PRESS CLASSIFIED SECTION
For Rent-Houses

FOR RENT-rwo room furnished
apartment with shower, $40
lights included. Mrs. Land, 7S3
PARK. 25tf
FOR RENT = several nicely 1ur-
nisk ID and unfurnished houses.
Mrs. Land, I33 Park. 2Jtf
-N1Ar clean furnished apartment
for .ent. $50 per month. 'C3 Park
15tf
L Or REAT-Aice light room, out
side entrance. 445 WensIey. Gen
tieh.an preferred. l8tf
FOR RENT-Uufuruishcd flat. 5I3
State. Phone 257J or 900. 27tf
L OR RBNT-Slccping room, private
entrance. 6G8 50. Sixth after )
p. m. Phone Mrs. Mitchell, couro
house 27tf
TOR FENT--Bedroom adjoining
bath. $50 Olive. 2Otl
FOR EENT-Furnishcd, 3 room
Apt. $50. 773 Olive. 27t6
FOX RENl-Sing.e Apt. unfurNish-
cd. Will take LouscYork for
rent. No children. Phone 782W.
2ltf
ROOM FOR breakfast if
desired. 653 Hamilton. lift
FOR RENT-Close in. Well furnish
ed room with large sleeping porch
for two gentlemen. Quiet, private
quarters. Reasonable 58j Brign-
ton. stf
ROOMS for rent. Men only. Pri-
! rate entrance. 40: bath. 73l
i State St. 2Jtf
! FOR RENT-Smg.c furnished room
/ for gentleman with use Of ga.
! rage. 618 He'll. 2Stf
! FOR Rt,NT-Two room neatly fur
nishcd cottage, with shower. Clos,
in. 624 Olive. 1t3
! FOR RENT-GooI, c4can three room
j apartment with shower. 64l
Adams. Phone 1O7J. i.
! LENNON Apartments and rooms
APP Olive. Phone 124. 9t2t
! EUOM FOR RENT--Board if de
sired. 81 Brighton. 1Ott
FOR KEN1-rurnishel or uu IF
nishcd, four room house in 1 rarK
II you are looking Cor a pleasaa
homo be sure to see this one. Ia
and Holt south side high s:b3o
athletic field. 2t.
FOR RENT-E'ront room in com
Portable home. 665 He'll. 2t
HOUSES FOR RENT-We hay
several modern houses for rent
SD to $40 per month. Call L. j
Thomas, Imperial, Phone IL. It
ONE NICELY furnished room fo
rent, board if desired. 304 Sout
Eighth. y
ROOMS FOR kENT--With bat
convenient, i'll private family
: with or without board. JJ1 Woo
ward Ave. 1St
FOR RENT-Nicc five room flat
519 State. Phone 257J or 996.
PIT
FOR RENT-Two room housc
Phone 623 or 570W. pot
FOR RENT-Furnished apartment
Tyler Insurance Agency. pot
OAKLAND APARTMENTS
WANT Ell CENTRIC HOME
Or country place near FL Ccntr
$4,000 to $4,000. Modern Apt,
showing large returns on invcs,
mcnt. Write or call
KING BROS. Second Floor Ray
Bldg. Oakland, Calf. @Ct
Imperial Valley press., 1926-10-04
Valley Gets Good
Radio Service

L. l.. Martin and W. G. Reed sent
"a telegram TO KIi radio station yes
tcrdav concentrating the manage
mont on the splendid service in re-
laying accounts Of the Yankee Card
inaI game in New York. \ few
minutes latter they were surprised TO
hear the announcer read their mes
Sagc hctwccu plays Of the game. The
announcement como over the radio
about a half hour after it had been
sent.
The aunomcer drew a laugh from
valley listeners i'm acknowledging
receipt Of message from a Calipat-
ria barber shop. lie had requested
Information as to the largest crowd
that was listening in and the Cali
pairia barber wired in that $500
Ims are listening in, in my barber
shop ~ The announccrs oaly conn
mcGt was, "somc barber shop"
Imperial Valley press., 1926-10-04
ECTICE FOR PUBLICATION
Department Of 80 interior
\I taa
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iome ;cad entry nfc.6., ot.r.y ~
i,u,rp \o. o17i~. 'H.
irf >WI,, !.o'. 80, ''.'-, ...-. I#
Township u So.--, Rag, . East
s. T.. Mer.lian ha- tIrg notice Of
intention to make Communication
Proof. to cst1tasu claim tp -he and
above dcarr,beL before Vie Unite.
states Commissioners. az san Diego.
ra'if. on the - day ot \nt.m.
i,r 1926.
Claimant names SIS witnesses:
". IT, IcCuIlor1i, Of l'vm"ha.
lgHf
Della M,Calouah, Of Ja,umDn
rahf.
T.. o. tdame az J..tnhl, ra)H
Samuel Moru-,u cf Jacmb1
Calf.
l.. T.. SMITH,
n-f3G Ergi-t,r
Imperial Valley press., 1926-10-04
For Renf-Racl Estate

FOR RENT
81 acres il city limits, gone al
falfa.
100 acres, miles from El
Centre. 100 acrcs in alfalfa.
So acres old alfalfa 212 miles
from Imperial.
i, IS cares, / NILE from FL Gem
tru.
1213 acres, 81 mile from Ell
Centre.
LENS AGENCY
Oregon TIotG Build;ng r@tf
FOR RENT-l2uU acres, ) miles
northeast OF Brawley. The cid
Mon gomery ranch. ] to t ycaxs.
!. Il. Meadow, owner. Write
46o5 First Ave, Los Angeles, Cal
2ttC
GOOD NEGETAHLF I2n IN! new
atfa}fa land soon for lr&ar. tsC
Ia>t lrrIc, GG1ercrt fiu0> s..
Niii,r at O!d Hubbard ranch, !
moo. cast. 1-t}o
Imperial Valley press., 1926-10-04
Wanted To Buy

WANTED poultry of all kinds. 1882
Woodward. Phone 9G6 for prices.
7tf
V =, ,NTED-Seconc nand f@Guiturt.
CaH 495W $40 Main st. 1871
Imperial Valley press., 1926-10-04
Help Wanted

WANTED-Milllcr. G. G. He'll. .
miles west McCabc school, 25tf
WANTED-Yohng married man for
ranch. Address Louis NJ. Storbcr,
Rte. ,, Box 2S. Ell Centre, 2stf
WANTED = Housckcepcr, two in
family. Call 773 He'll street.
dh If
WANT partner with Il small trac-
tor to farm vegetable land, 40 or
so acres on half share and rem.
Any crop. Write Press Box 10o:.
29tf
WANTED Man and boy to milk -
COWS with milking machine. Call
909J1. 1tf
WANTED-Capablc girl or womaa
for general houScwork. Small fam
lily. Good home and good Salarr.
Stay on place. Apply Mrs. II. y.
Gray, Imperial ltG
WANTED--First class salesman.
Commission basis. Established
and exclusive line we'll iutrodur-
cd. 10 not waste time unless YOU
have sales ability, will hit the
bali and can make good appear
aucc. Line backed by second
largest corporation in the world.
Written applications only will be
considered. Press Box 1901. 2t5
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Mrs. KATE Y. OLDHAM
Insurance of All Kinds

$40 Main Stree. Phone 437
EXPERIENCED drcssmaker. Mrs.
L. Alien. 653 Hamilton. 1Stf
ORDER YOUR baby chix now for
fall delivery, Rhode Island Reds,
Barred Rocks and White Lcghorn
quality chiv. Purcbrcd Rhode
Island Red cockcrclS for sale. FL
Ccntro Hatchery, west CONNER
cial ST. Phcu, 6G2. soto
MARCELHING 50o-Glacicr Apt.
b, Seventh and Broadway. East
side entrance. soto
SEE WHAT I can build for 1850.
House 24X26. Living room. bed
room, sleeping room, screen porch,
closet, breakfast nook, kitchen
with complete kitchen cabinets
and bookcase. All complete. Mod
rl house 1872 Fl Centre Ave- Il.
'. Taylor, contractor and builder,
Res. 1850 FL Centre. Phone 1S0R.
sat mon #
Imperial Valley press., 1926-10-04
Income Sl75.0U Per Month

| NDkHs LEASE
I uni bungalow court, located
in best residential district of FL
Centre. Built last summer, LOT
lroNl4o, Buildings are of the
best of construction, being of
cement stucco and metal hath,
each uuit having t nice rooms,
bath and large screen porch.
Hardwood floors, rlastcrcI
walls in the best Of finish I
garages, hujlt SO rs to hgyc
room TO build 4 more uuj,, ami
+ garages ON saue property.
VIII sell this property or trade
WAY below cost price of build
ing. Cat arrange terms, so pro-
r'r'y win pay for itself, Can
JIG. Ask for Bcronio,
Imperial Valley press., 1926-10-04
Miscellaneous
For Sale

For sale
PLANO FOR SALE or rent. SIS
Broadway. Phone 2l8. 21tf
FOR SALE OR RENT-Fine team
heavy farm horses. Inquire Press
office. Aft
FOR SALE - Old newspapers at
Press office. 1tf
FOE SALE--5U0 Marsh Seedless
grapefl ait. sec Eureka lemons. II.
II. Hunter, San Diego, Rte 4, Box
479, Nursery, Lemon Gro.e 19tt
IOR .5ALE-Pldgeons, White King
aud Bed Cacous. 764 Vine ST.
18tI
FOR SALE--Sced barley Earl
Ven II. Phone Suns. 8t30
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Lost and Found
LOST,

! bay mare horse; also |
brown horse mule, with
brand | ON left jaw and
barge scar on right hind
leg, If found Phone FL
Contro -, or notify The
Press Office. 47tC
Imperial Valley press., 1926-10-04
W. E. HANCOCK

5t5 Main st. Phone 81
FOR RENT-5o acres cantaloupcs
Of vegetable land in good shape to
put in ut once. 81. miles west of
El Ccntro. Mrs. Sara l.. For
rcstcr, p. o. Box -, or inquire
r. +. rcster Rancn. 2tG
Imperial Valley press., 1926-10-04

The hunting season i, >tnrr.U-,
When trWmpin@ across aa''h"r
man s property, let your cou,rIeu"'
he your guide.
Imperial Valley press., 1926-10-04
FOR ALFALFA

! have several clients own
ing ranches in different
parts OF the valley who
want them put into alfal,
ia, Excellent leases may
be had on Those together
with option to buy on some
Imperial Valley press., 1926-10-04
Special Notices

JACUMBA STEAM LAUNDRY for
sale, a good paying proposition at
the year round. Apply at the
laundry. 31tt
Imperial Valley press., 1926-10-04

heu1 los" your temper lou Il
need it before YOU find 1t atlln.
Imperial Valley press., 1926-10-04

The salt rivot in Arizona has
h"on planted below ia" Roosevelt
dana with 61,oGo Young trout.
\ train struck a band Of sheep
Imperial Valley press., 1926-10-04

FOR sALE-To close IN estate.
40 acres, All lhae portion Of tIaet
a, in township - south, range
- east, S b. NJ, in the county
OF In morljol, state ot California,
according to the official plan OF
Of the United States resurvry
thereof, approved November !,
1903, which is included within
the exterior boundary lines Of
Lots ), I, 8, l., 16, Is and 20, and
the north east quarter of the
southwest quarter and the north
west quarter of the southeast
quarter of section 19 in said town
snip and range. For further in
formation write c. c. Eichenhotcr
administrator of the estate of
Rosa Eichenhofcr, 1888 So. Hope
Street, Los Angeles, Cal. 29t6
Imperial Valley press., 1926-10-04

FOR SALE-Any small acreage fc-
vegetables or chicken ranch in
Meloland district. Write Press
Box 1902. 29tf
Imperial Valley press., 1926-10-04
Base BAH Standing
COAST LEAGUE
YesreillY' s Results

YesHei5ay' s Results
Los Angeles -, Sacrament -.
Scat'l" = ., Hollywood 0L
Oakland los, san Francisco II.
rortlaud to. Missions 81.
Today Schedule
Open date; eo games scheduled.
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Lodge Directory
Ell Centre Lodge No. 3S4
L. & A. M.

Meeting Every Monday Night
Luncheon Every Monday Noon
a Barbara Worth Hotel
w. D. Carey, w. M.
N. q. DeatOn, Secretary
Imperial Valley press., 1926-10-04

FOR SALE-Old established mer-
camille business. Wonderful OPP
Portunity for young man with
general knowledge Of automobile
business. Excellent reasons for
diaposiug OF this business. Will
consider partnership with party
able to qualify and assume en-
tire management. VIII also con
slider clear city or county real
estate. Press Box 9S1. 2t3
Imperial Valley press., 1926-10-04

WANTED-Mam and boy to milk -
COWS with milking machine. Call
909J1. If
Imperial Valley press., 1926-10-04
For Sale
Dandy Modern Cottage
TWO BEDROOAIS
Corner Lot, Grass, Good Locality
$2850,00-Easy Terms
w. [. STONE

822 Euclid Phone 387
Imperial Valley press., 1926-10-04

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RITES ON WEDNESDAY
PalIbearers for II. p. Van Camp
Services Are Given.

Funeral services for Raymond p.
Van Camp, president of the Van
Camp Hardware and Iron Company,
who died Sunday, will be held at the
family home on Michigan Road, at
2:30 p. M, Wednesday. Active pail
bearers will be John bingham, R.
Felix Geddes, P. M. Watson, A. Keif-
err Mayer, Robert H. Tyndall, Edison
T. Wood, DR.. Harry c. Kahlo and
C. v. Griffith.
Honorary pallbearers will be
Hervey Bates Jr., II. c. Atkins, DR..
T.. B. Noble, Elmer Stout, N. A.
Gladding, Frank B. Stalnaker, w.
H. Coleman, Hugh Nick. Landon,
Samuel d. Miller, DIR. Carleton b.
McCulloch, George B. lockwood and
Charles M. Malott Officers and en-
ployes of the company which he
headed will attend the services.
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Just few days ago, Mrs. Mary
L. Conley, popular Indianapolis lady,
living at S34 Prospect Street, this
city, made the following statement
about Konjola:
my liver was in torpid, disor-
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''At times during the day I got so
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/ felt so stiff and achy each morn
ing when I got UP that | hated to
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ing. My stomach was also affected,
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IT owe every bit of my health to
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The Konjola Man is at Hooks
drug store, Pennsylvania and Mar
ket Streets, Indianapolis, where he
is daily meeting the local public and
Introducing and explaining the mer-
its of this remedy. Free samples
given.
l<onjola is Also for sale by every
Hook drug store in this city, and
by good druggists in the nearby
towns throughout this section.-Ad-
vertisement.
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UPDlKE PLAN BACKED
Irvington Dub Endorses Attempt to
Unseat BrysOn.

Adoption of a resolution indorsing
the recent attempt Of Representative
Ralph L. Updike to bring about an
examination for candidates for the
Indianapolis postmastership by the
Irvington Republican Club Monday
night was believed to herald another
offensive by Updike and friends to
unseat Postmaster Robert Bryson.
The politicians deem it suspicious
that the resolution was sponsored by
State Senator Fred NJ Dickerman,
politically ally of Senator Arthur r.
Robinson.
The rich plum Of the postmaster
ship has tantalized Coffin faction
politicians for many months, but
Postmaster General Harry S. New
has refused to heed their appeal to
remove Bryson.
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INDIANA DRU|DS
HOLD MEETING
Sixty-sixth Session of Order
COnVeneS.

Fifty delegates from over the
State attended the sixty-sixth
session of the Grand Grove of In
diana, United Ancient Order or
Druids today and wednesday at
Druids Hall, 1885 S. Meridian st.
The grand circle, women's
auxiliary, will hold its twenty-second
meeting in Druids' Hall, 20 S. Del
aware ST., Thursday. Mrs. Josephine
Winenow. Indianapolis, is grand
arch druidess.
Officers Of the mems organization:
f. Earl Geider, Indianapolis, noble
grand arch; Fred Van Brunt,
deputy grand arch F. l.. Shallen-
burg, Richmond. grand secretary;
Charles G.. n. Geider, Indianapolis,
grand secretary; Joe Cunico, Blan-
ford, grand secretary; Albert Crum-
DO, Indianapolis, grand herald: Will
liam A. Engelking, indianapolis,
grand guardian; Fred A. Engelking,
Indianapolis, past noble grand arch.
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ENTRIES CLOSED
FOR HIr2H SCHOOL
PAPER CONTEST
More Than Fifty to Compete
for Prizes-JudgeS Are
Announced.

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FRANKLIN, Ind, June 1.-More
than fifty Indiana high schools were
entered in the third annual all-State
year ok-newspaper contest as the
entries closed today.
The contest is for all Hoosier high
school publications and is sponsored
by the Indiana High School Press
Association with headquarters at
Franklin College here.
In the Yearbook division of the
contest, judge will be J. Otto Lee,
chairman of the State board of
printing; D. l.. Chambers, vice presi-
dent of the Bobbs- Merrill Publishing
Company, and Clifton Wheeler, in
structor of art in the John Heron
Art Institute, Indianapolis. ~
Blythe @. Hendricks, director of
publicity and advertising for the
Merchants Heat and Light Com
pany, Indianapolis; William N. Otto,
head Of the department of English,
Shortridge High School, Indianapo-
lis, and Gerald P. Overton, manager
of the Indiana bureau, United Press,
will be Judges in the newspaper di-
vision.
High schools entered in the con-
test include Bedford, New Albany,
South Side of Fit. Wayne, Swayzee,
Central of Ft. Wayne, Frankfort,
North Vernon, Saratoga, Peru,
Huntington, Kokomo, Lawrence
burg Flora, Rochester, Noblesville,
Rensselaer,, Hammond, Elkhart,
Lebanon, Wayne Township of Union
City, Greenfield, Central of Evans
vile. Warren Central of Indianapo-
lis, Butler, Roachdale, Owensville,
Greencastle, Southport, East Chica-
go, Bloomington, Greensburg, John
f. Nuner Jr. of South Bend and
others who filed their entries just
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The Indianapolis times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1922-1965, 1926-06-01
HEADACHES and
DIZZY SPELLS
GONE, SHE SAYS
Kidneys and Liver Dis
ordered; indianapolis
Lady Says the Kon-
jola Relieved Her.

'Konjola clears away old meta
bolic poisons and starts the liver and
kidneys to more normal action" said
The Konjola Man yesterday at
Hooks drug store, Pennsylvania
and Market Streets, Indianapolis.
"Only a short treatment often in
The Indianapolis times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1922-1965, 1926-06-01
CHANGE IN PORTUGAL
President Resigns Following Sue
cessful Revolution.

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LISBON, June DIR. Bernardino
Macheno, president Of Portugal, has
resigned.
DIR. Macheno's resignation follows
a successful military coup d'etat in
Portugal over the weekend in which
troops at Oporto and Lisbon revolted
and forced the resignation Of the
government of Prime Minister An
tonic Da Silva.