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The Winslow mail., 1926-01-29
MONDAY and TUESDAY
adventure"

A Victor Fleming Production. with
Tom Moore, Pauline Stark and
Wallace Beery. From the novel by
Jack London.
18th Installment of "Days of 40"
Evening star., 1926-05-04
FOR SALE-HOUSES.


1858 KENYON ST, EiW1JBA.RG;AIN Ja. Rs;.r .I,4 -
cellar under entire house: 2-story. Lear ga
rage. brick. Apply on premises. OWNER.
18th AND KENNEDY sTs-DETAcHED
tive price. Adams 1885.
NEW CHEVY CHASE HOME; $12. $50, ON
square from Chevy Chase Club grounds Just
zones o. vsEed Ssh as
open nreplsee. large dining salon and com:
d sas uusde Srs tiled ba
tne bedrooms and ave Convenient closets,
storage attic. lavatory in basement and all
s Sc aa. HS
grounds. paved street. Inspection arranged
on request. Phone Cleveland 4152 after 8
FACING wARDMAN. PARK. HoTEL-DE;
8 baths: Scar garage TO match house Owner
desires 70 sell immediately. Address Box
ArTRACTIvE BUNGALOW n ND. NEAR
Prcs sss nodersse SleSs Iaso
CALIFORNIA, pm ,no,s STREET Isn, NEAR aI., lsth11s
very Tsssonfees n hi N 7s2
i 9th Of. NV. (See Mr.. Birckhead.l
HIGH LOCATION. 18th NEAR SHEPHERD
gsn handsome orss xss S
water heater. lavatory, in cellar, colonial con;
crete front and extra large double bkist. and
p0fahss asse PSnty wds w5s ent sfre bae
y.;d S!ice sSiS 81 Ssw zoe sssst zessS term. ss
I'm - - - 1'saseus1
Evening star., 1926-05-04
FOR SAI.E-N0UHES

ia 18th Sc. = BEAUTIFUL LITTLE
231 14th ST SE-SIX- ROOM, BAY-WIN-
dow brick house. having bath. gss and la
trobe heat; excellent condition = very easy
terms can be made
Evening star., 1926-05-04

1923 Florida ave. n.e.-Six room bay
window brick house. bath. cellar. furnace
heat, electricity. garage space: price. $4,000:
81 600 cash required
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COllORED


FINE DOWNTOWN RESIDENCE
FOR COLORED PROFESSIONAL MAN.
House is "a feet wide and semi detached: ::
contains 8 rooms and baths. electricity,
hot-water heat. brick garage. The property
is in good condition. Most reasonably priced
at $lS 500. For details call
THE MCNSEY TRUST COMPANY.
Real Estate Dept Main $3.50.
SEMI-DETACHED CORNER PROPERTY IN
beautiful Brookland face brick throughout:
oak floors upstairs and down. laid over Is IN; IN;
bath. fioored attic. bricked : in coal bin,
screened rear porches; large lot to paved
alley. Phone Main 3l14 or North 1411
MUST SELL. DETACHED CORNER RESI-
dence in the most desirable, part of Brook
LAND II has seven large rooms ana nsna bath
big porches built-iu bookcases. oak floors.
hotwater heat. electricity. two:car garage.
Lot 50xI30. SUBMIT OFFER. North OBJ.
NEW 5-ROOM BUNGALOW LARGE COR
ner lot. city, water. electricity, double
porches graded street; no cash payment:
$40 per month: price. S3,4oO. Room 23.
St9 18th ST. NV.
Evening star., 1926-05-04

. 400 Neal st. n.e.-Six-room. colonia
ortcR house. hot-vater heat. electricity. long
YARD garage space: owner very anxious TO
Evening star., 1926-05-04
NEW SEVEN-ROOM
MODERN STUCCO
BUNGALOW.
IAACRE OF

One block off concrete road and bus line
Has large Lying room library, room, with
spsss ha al a,1s br t s!e al hresS Ya
need is chinsware Large kitchen With 2
fxtures with recess tub and shower. Full
size light basement and attic. Southern ex-
You can't beat the price on this home
One block north of Virginia 81. and Colum-
bis pike. Arlinston. Va.
For sale by owner and builder. on terms
g suit YOU N A. { CCARDwELL Arlington.
Evening star., 1926-05-04

NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. PROP'A.
RENT1HOCSE OR COTTAGE, CONVEN.
tent cars; preferably furnished: So to $40
per room. Address Box 26S-M. Star off1ce. -
Evening star., 1926-05-04

1l5O Neal street ne six-room. colonial
brick house hot-water heat. electricity. long
yard garage space: owner very anxious TO
sell will consider any reasonable oner.
Evening star., 1926-05-04

SALE OR RENT-SUB. 'PROPTY.
FINE, MODERN BROOM BUNGALOW. EX-
ceilent location; fireplace: high. cool: large
porch. u acre: garage; 90 minutes from
Capitol: near Hyattsyille. Md. at Decatur
Heights. Reasonable. Phone Hyattsv. saw.
Evening star., 1926-05-04

window. brick house, bath cellar. turnace
heat electricity. garage space: price. Sc. 900
81 900 cash required.
Evening star., 1926-05-04

RIGHT OFF RHODE ISLAND AVE..,CoLo-
nial-type brick home in a strictly white sec
tion. House In perfect copditlon; e;.. ra un-
eiectricity, gas: convenien, TO car lines and
bus lines bargain at S7.250 Terms
Evening star., 1926-05-04

o3I I4th ST. S. E.-STX ROOM. BAY WIN
dow. brick house. having bath gas and Ia
trobe heat: excellent condition: very easy
terms can be made.
Evening star., 1926-05-04

F0R SAFE BY OWNER-BEAUTIFU
Colonial BRICK home. semi midetached. with at
trsctive two-car brick garage: In one Of the
and two tiled baths: every practical eonyen-
ne including sIectreity Tsnass as nsgaier IN s
inp room: modern kitchen. we'll equipped:
pretty garden with trellis. This home is in
splendid condition. haying been always occu-
fused. Terms can be arranged. Address
poC aaa.R ofar mice
Evening star., 1926-05-04

NO CASH PAYMENT.
e-room bungalow and Groom home. $40
and SEQ per mo-. price, $50 and $3.50:
sidewalk and street improvements: 3 blocks
from car line. Call ROGERS & ROGERS.
Builders. Hyatts. $50. or home. Hyatts.
Evening star., 1926-05-04
VICINITY CLARENDON.

VICINITY CLARENDON.
We have one OF the largest select lists of
reasonably priced bungalows and detached
homes. with big grounds. on easy terms in
this desirable white home section: high ele-
vation: convenient 10 car and bus lines. Buy
now before prices enhance. Consult our
Clarendon Office before buying in Arlington
and Fairfax Counties: open until 9:30 pm.
y. +. RYON CO., Inc.
Clarendon 1850. 1908 Wilson Blvd.
Evening star., 1926-05-04

$500 CASH AND S65 MONTH ARE THE
tractIvs 6-room and bath home located in
one Of the most desirable northeast ,residen-
tial sections near Lincoln Park aud but
home is offered for quick sale at SIS. 500. It
Is actually 81 .000 under the present market
Evening star., 1926-05-04

S6.500-NEW BUNGALOW. IN HIGH; ST.
lect residential section OF Northeast Wasn
ilngton tBrookland,. Just above hnSe9e
large rooms. modern bath. full basement:
many distinct features. Owner VIII sccept
Evening star., 1926-05-04
EnR SAIE-HnIrsEs

ONE OF THE BEST HOMES IN II
View must be sold. ami Call HC,
REALTY Co. Main 5603. for appointm
Evening star., 1926-05-04

RENT-sUBURBAN PROPERTY.
3o27 CLAIMING ST. NE ROOMS
Eith CARA garage CARMEN BROS. Line. s4oo'
JUST FINISHING TWO. BUNGALOWS,
three and four rooms. Ideally located in
country, near woods and brooks. To IN:
spect turn off fth st. pike at Evans
Nursery. 90 4 blocks. See Mr.. WINTERS.
or phone North 1903 for particulars.
HYkrTsvILLE: MD:-e LARGE ROOMS.
srbors: block to car: $50. Apply i446 q
ARLINGTON. VH.--lo R.. ELECTRICITY
On bus and car line. concrete road. 90 pin
10 city: $40. W A. SMITH. Phone Clar-
7-RooM HOUSE. AMI. NEWLY pa
pered and painted in and out: all new hne
e!ec. fixtures, large yard and hedge: near car
line: rent Reasonable: also store Included IL
4esired; A: GORDON. Riverdale. or 22l2
14th st. NV. 4s
MARYLAND PARK. MD.
Groom colonial frame dwelling: large lot
to s27 so month
TUXEDO. MD.
4-room bungalow: no improvements:
y. b. 'RYON co. inc, 1923 F 81. NJ $500.
Evening star., 1926-05-04

PRICE ONLY ss.95o: EASY TERMS: OYER
looking Soldiers Home Grounds. in PARK
view; eeni detached brick home Of six large
rooms and tiled bath hot heat: :sisn; s,sc,
SSe9di,iong, Eull particulars BY addressing Box
Evening star., 1926-05-04

S6,750 Will Buy A NEW sEMI-DETACH-
ed brick llp.le in NV section: small cash
REALTY Co show them to you. 40s In
vestment Bldg. Phone Adams :1l4 or Main
Evening star., 1926-05-04

NOoDNlbOI~, -. \.
A. good bargain. broom bungalow stucco
lot: good section: ami. Only 5000 cash
balance like rent.
wood fioors' Only $3.50; $50 6as cash nslg easy
monthly payments.
Owner leaving town. will sell at reduc-
t1on best Groom house. corner lot. Be sure
to see it. Reasonable terms.
Other property to show you. Also lots
fer sale.
F. A. LINGER,
3109 Gath St. NE
Half RInnl South z Ara
Evening star., 1926-05-04

7 HAVE JUST THE HOUSE YOU WANT IN
this beautiful suburb: a detached Dutch
Colonial tyne modern in every way for Tn.y less
Chase d. c. which is very unusual price
for q house in this location. Call Franklin
6R77 for full information.
Imperial Valley press., 1926-01-05
Eveyn Nesbit Tha1v Takes Poison in Effort to End Lif
WILL PASS FUNDS
FOR u. s. MISSION
TO ATTEND MEET
America Participation
In Disarmament Con-
fab Assured by Heads.

WASHINGTON, Jan. 5. The
appropriation of $4,000 requested
by President Coolidge to send a
United States delegation to the pre-
hminary League of Nations arms
conference will be rushed through
both houses of congress.
This assurance was given today
both by proponents and opponents
of the league. which indicated no
obstacle would he placed in tn"
path Of America : participation in
the preliminary Geneva meeting
next month.
Chairman Borah of the senate
foreign relations committee, and
leading critic Of the league, indicat-
ed he would have no objection to the
expenditure and the general impress
sion now is that little extraordinary
significance will be attached to the
move which would link this country
in the first big international under.
taking Of the league.
Imperial Valley press., 1926-01-05
Date Growers to
Hold Institute

At meeting of a commission of
date growers and others held in the
Coachella Valley, preliminary ar
rangements were made for the third
annual date growers institute. Lin
ton A. Simmons of the United
States department of agriculture
and Farm Advisor f. L. Garth
waite represented Imperial Valley
on the commission. the balance be.
ing Arizona and Coachella Valley
men.
Tentative plans include the fol
lowing subjects; date pollination,
cold storage of dates, roofing habits
of the date palm, irrigation and
soil moisture regulation, rainfall
data for date growing regions and
rain damage to dates in 1925. These
subjects were selected as being
among the most vital problems
facing the date industry. The
commission plans to meet later to
complete arrangements.
Imperial Valley press., 1926-01-05
. ARRESTED.
BUT MASTER
MIND FLEtS
Leading Conspirator Is
Said to Have Gone to
Mexico With $500, 900.
MANAGER ACCUSED
Slick Campaign of Check
Kiting Used by Swind-
lers to Obtain COin.o@
BY United Press Leased Wire

BY United Press Leased Wire
LOS ANGELES, Jan. 81. A.
Landon, manager Of branch Of the
Hellman Bank here, and three other
alleged principals we're arrested
this afternoon on charges Of operat-
ing a gigantic check -kiting scheme
whereby Los Angeles banks would
be bilked of approximately $685.
900.
J. K. Fonk, alleged master mind
Of the conspiracy, has fled the city,
it was charged, taking with him
100000 Of the loot.
Arrest Girl Secretary
Those taken into custody with
Landon were Crison R. Ruddy. aud.
itor of the J. X. Fronk Finance
company, Miss c. n. Brockett, pri
vate secretary of J. X. Fronk, and
C. A. Clifford, bookkeeper for Fronk.
Fronk, according to J. N. Pyle,
head of detective agency engaged
by the swindled banks to handle
the ease is being sought in Mexico
at this time, not far from the SOUTH
ern California border.
Fronk maintained large finance
company here, and was well known
Ill banking circles. His operations.
it is charged, totalled $33s,000 in
overdrafts.
Said Checks Were Good
Landon is accused of being
Fronk's chief conspirator. AS
manager of bank. Landon report
ed to other institutions that Fronk s
checks were good, enabling him ito
realize on the check -kiting, it was
alleged.
Fronk manipulated his alleged
swindle by keeping two sets of
books and at least eight separate
bank accounts, it was charged. He
employed more than so assistants in
his various offices here.
Master Lover, Too
The alleged swindler it was claim.
ed also, was "master lovern as
well as chief of finance. Exam
ination of Fronk s accounts show
that at least three separate women
in the city were in receipt of regular
checks, and that his love affairs
were almost as varied as his bus
mess transaction, statement is
sued by officials of the defrauded
banks, said.
His regular books were operated
by his bookkeeper, C. A. Clifford.
and his crooked books were manip-
ulated by Orison r. Ruddy, who is
largely responsible for the serious
condition and entanglementV ilto
which the Fronk affairs have been
thrown.
"The size of Fronk S operatidns
can be understood from the fact that
he employed some so people in his
various offices and rs manv as S50
automobiles have been in his vari-
Gus places of business, offered for
sale at one time.
Imperial Valley press., 1926-01-05
START CAMPAIGN
TO EXTERMINATE
VALLEY COYOTES

determination of coyotes in I'M
perial county opened yesterday un-
der the direction of A. A. Traub,
following an appropriation of $235
by the board of supervisors for the
carrying on of this work for the
period of one month.
Traub, who is supervisor of pre-
datory animal work for the state
department of agriculture, has been
in charge of work conducted by the
state in this county. Since the
state started its campaign in Oc
tober of this year, 16S coyotes have
been killed in Imperial county.
The states appropriation for
work in this county having been
over-spent. work would have been
abandoned had not the supervisors
made the appropriation at the re-
quest of Imperial Valley sheep men,
who complain that many young
lambs are being killed by maraud-
ing coyotes.
Imperial Valley press., 1926-01-05
ri AMg BUILDER.
INSPECTORS. FOR
PASADENA SMASH
BY United Press Leased Wire

LOS ANGELES, Jan. 5.-The Los
Angeles county GRAND Jury took up
investigation of Pasadena S tourna-
mcnt of roses tragedy.
4 coroncr's inquest at Pasadena
over the body of Mrs Bessie Barick,
one of the victims of the graudstand
collapse which injured more than 100
persons, p'nccd responsibility for
the accident on Paul F. MahoncY,
contractor and the Pasadena build
ing department.
"Collapsc was due 10 improper
construction on the part of the
builder. Paul w. Mahonev, the
verdict said. 'We also find gross
negligence in the inspection of the
grandstand bv the building denart-
ment of the city of Pasadena.
District ATTORNEY Asa Kevcs had
Mahonev brought before the coron-
er's Jury for questioning. but the
contractor refused to testify.
The Grand jury will decide wheth-
or to prefer charges against the
contractor and Pasadena building
inspectors, Keves said.
Imperial Valley press., 1926-01-05
MAN ACCUSED OF
THREATENING LIFE
OF PRES. COOLIDGE
By United Press Leased Wire

SAN FRANCISCO, Jan. 5.-Evi-
dence against William Elmer Wolfe,
in custody of authorities here as
the suspected writer of threatening
literature against the President and
other notables, was placed before
the federal grand jury here today.
Richard Jervis, special envoy OF
President Coolidge, was reported
here to take the witness stand
against Wolfe. who was arrested re-
Gently at Oakland, where he had a
room equipped with printing presses,
type and materials for printing.
Copies of threatening circulars are
said to have been seized.
Trail of Poison PEN
The trail of the "poison penn
man has stretched acvross the con
tincnt for three years, with post
marked envelopes bearing his liter
ature showing mailing at New York,
Boston, Chicago, New Orleans and
Oakland.
No threats against the life of the
President are said TO have been
made in these printed letters. In
stead, ii is claimed, Wolfe sought
to incite others to .assassinatc the
President and his cabinet.
Imperial Valley press., 1926-01-05
COLLEGE HEAD IS
HERE TO INSPECT
CROPS in VALLEY

Arriving in FL Centre on tho
morning train. Dir. f. d. Merrill.
dean of the college of agriculture of
the University of California. is
today looking over farm conditions
in the valley, as the guest of the
Imperial County Farm Bureau eX-
pertinent station committee.
Dean Merrill, accompanied by
Scott b. Foulds, chairman of the
committee. and a group of represen-
tative business men and farmers.
spent the morning inspecting the
experimental farm at Meloland. The
afternoon program called for a visit
to the cantaloupe fields of the
Brawlev and Westmorland districts.
Tonight Dean Merrill will be
the guest of honor at a banquet at
the Hotel Barbara Worth, where
the agricultural needs of the valley
will be laid before MIN by vari-
Gus speakers.
Imperial Valley press., 1926-01-05
PARLIAMENT ACCEPTS
PRINCES RENUNCIATION
BY United Press Lensed Wire

BUCHAREST. Jan. 5.-Nervous
ness was manifest throughout Ru-
mania today following parliamcn
tarv acceptance of Crown Prince
Carol's remuneration of throne
rights. approval of Prince Michael
as heir presumptive and designa-
ton of a regency in event of King
Ferdinand's premature death.
Military precautions were taken
everywhere to guard against possible
desacns.rations or riots in fa76r of
Carol, especially ls tArongs last
night showed their sympathy for
him while military Stood on guard
during the Legislative sessions.
The parliamentary debate was
stormy. Princess Helen of Greece,
Carol s wife, was granted the title
Of a princess of Rumania and was
allowed money and the right to live
in the royal palace until Prince Mi
hal becomes of age.
Imperial Valley press., 1926-01-05
DECLARE PRINCES
ENEMIES SENT In
BOGUS ABDICATl0N
Disclosure Made After
Bucharest House and
Senate Takes Action.
Nv United Press Leased Wire

MILAN, Jan. 5. - The mystery
surrounding the renunciation OF
Rumanian throne rights by Crown
Prince Carol grew deeper today
when Carols encourage informed
the United Press that Carol himself
was ignorant of the letter Of abdica-
tion written to Bucharest and sign
ed allegedly with Carols name.
This revelation came only Y after
the Bucharest house and senate had
accepted the renunciation and also
accepted the law naming Carol s
son. Prince Mihai (MichaeD as heir
presumptive and provided for a
regency in event Of King Ferdin-
and s death.
The United Press informant said
the letter Of remuneration was writ
ten in Rumania while Carol was in
Italy. Carol s intimates are insist
ent that the letter was forgery to
! further the political ambitions of
Rumanian statesmen.
Imperial Valley press., 1926-01-05
WALSH PROPOSES
SENATE PROBE OF
ANTITRUST CASE

WASHINGTON, Jan. "a resos
mtion for a senate inquiry into how
the government has handled the anti
trust proceedings against the Alum
mum Company Of America, SUIT
poecl 10 he controlled by Secretary
Of tho Troneurv Mellon. and his
brother. r. y. Mellon, was i1froduc-
od in the senate todav hv Senator
Walsh. Democrat. Montana,
Walsh, in IN accompanying state
ment charged that suspicious cir
cumstanccs bad surrounded the
handling of the ease and that The
comnqnv would be in position short
lv ~ o,.oid prosecution o"tir"lr h"
ovpiratiou &C the period Of tNH
statute of limitations.
CHARGES that the Aluminium Com
ranv of America hos huil tup y mon
onolv through tariff privileges were
made in resolution introduced IN
the house TODAY by Representative
Oldficld, Democrat, Arkansas, au-
thori2ing aOnointment Of special
house committee 10 INVESTIGATE the
whole aluminium industry.
The Investigating committee
would have practically unlimited
authority under Oldficld's rcsom.
tion
Imperial Valley press., 1926-01-05
RAILROAD AGENT THINKS LETTUCE
SHIPMENTS FROM IMPERIAL VALLEY
Will SMASH RECORD this SEASON

"During the past few wears
there has been a gradual in
crease in the lettuce acreage in
in the western part of valley,
and it has taken an unusually
big lump this wear. The increase
in shipments is verv gratifying
to the officials Of the COM
pany."
Freight shipments from Ell
Centre during the month, in ad-
dition to lettuce. included: fer
tilizer 25 cars. citrus fruits one
car, grain nine cars, hay seven
cars. vegetables ten cars. hay
seed three cars. There were also
three cars Of scrap iron and one
car Of nails shipped from here.
Imperial Valley press., 1926-01-05
COUNTY OFFICERS
ART; REAPP0LNTED
BY SUPERVISORS

All officers in Imperial County
who are named annually, were re-
appointed by the board of supervis-
ors mt yesterday afternoon s session.
The Officers include: Frank G..
Weir, superintendent of the county
farm; DR.. +. S. LOffer, county vet
erinarian; B. A. Harrigan, sealer of
weights and measures; John +. Carl
son, purchasing agent; Frank Rich
mond, game warden; A. w. Swan
son. commissioner of indigents; DR..
c. S. Brooks, county health officer;
DR.. l.. c. House, county physician.
Walter +. Greer, inspector for
the state traffic traffic squad, who
has been in charge of the Imperial
County traffic squad for the past 90
days, was reappointed to head the
squad for an additional 30-day pc
riod.
Bv agreement between the motor
vehicle department and the super
visors, Greer was sent here to re-
organize the county squad and as
his work here is not vet completed,
it was desirable that he be given
additional time to carry out his
reorganization plans.
A permit was granted to the In
land Empire Gas company to lay
nipe lines for the delivery of gas in
Imperial County. The company
now has pending before the state
railroad commission, an application
for a permit to manufacture and
sell gas in Imperial County and
desires to have everything in readi-
ness to produce and distribute gas
within the shortest possible time. If
the application is granted.
Imperial Valley press., 1926-01-05
LOCAL WOMAN AND
DAUGHTER INJURED
IN |. A. ACCIDENT
by United Press Leased Wire

LOS ANGELES, Jan. s. - Mrs
l,stelle Keeler, rural supervisor of
schools Ht FL Centre, and her daugh-
ter, Elizabeth. IS, were painfully
injured near here today when an au-
tomobile in which they were riding
was forced off the highway.
The two women were rushed TO
the Los Angels receiving hospital
where they were treated for cuts and
bruises.
The women could not identify the
driver of the car which forced them
from the road.
Imperial Valley press., 1926-01-05
IDENTIFY CONVICT
AS MAN WANTED in
CHICAGO SLAYINC
Robert 3. Scott Is Found
in San Quentin After
Nationwide Search.
Hy United Press Leased Wire

SAN QUENTIN, Cal, Jan. s. -
John Redding, convict identified as
Robert 3. Scott, wanted by Chicago
authorities in connection with the
murder of Joseph Maurer in 1924,
was due to arrive at the prison to-
Gay from the Bricebwg Read camp.
Redding, or Scott, will be subject
cd to further questioning, although
so far his only reply to queries
about the Chicago ease has been.
''You fellows are just wasting
Your time with me. | am not say
ing a thing
A woman led to Redding's ex-
posure as Scott, it was said. Just as
lie was on the eve of being paroled
from prison under a sentence i'm
posed in San Francisco for hoidup
less than a month after the Maurer
case.
Check Measurements
Authorities communicated with
Chicago, secured Scott s photograph
and bertillon measurements and
found them to check with prison
records of Redding.
Robert Scott has been sought ever
since his brother, Russell Scott, was
arrested and charged with killing
Naurer during robbery. Russell
contended that Robert fired the
shot. but Robert could not be found.
and Russell was saved from execu-
ton only by sanity hearing which
resulted in his being confined to an
Illinois asylum.
Imperial Valley press., 1926-01-05
CHINESE BANDITS
GRAB SILK WORTH
MILLION DOLLARS

HONG KONG. Jan. 5.-Three hun
dred bandits today by daring trick
perpctrated the biggest silk robbery
in the history of South China when
thev raided Yung Kec CITY and took
81 10000 worth of silk.
After slisarming troops in the
city, they donned the soldiers uni
forms and deceived the volunteer
police bv declaring they We're the
crew garrison for the place. In
this way they were able to take pos
session Of thirty warehouses from
which they removed silk to launches
and escaped.
Imperial Valley press., 1926-01-05

All previous records for let
tuce shipments on the San Diego
aud Arizona railway are going
to be smashed this year. accord
ING to CHARLES Z. Matlin, local
representative.
"Our best rrevious seasons
total was approximately 200
cars - Matlin stated todav,
"and this vear I am certain
that we will ship well over 600
GAYS. We are now making
shipments each dav from Whsle.
Brooks. Aspara. Seelev and Ed
gar, stations OH our line. There
are two SHIPPING sheds at See
lev. both of which are operat-
ing at full capacity.