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Evening star., 1926-05-11
LOng-Tcrm Investments.

Longer term investments, Illinois
Steel dehenture 4i2s. sold Ut new high
price Kansas City Terminal IS du-
plicated their best previous price. The
better grades OF utilities were in good
demand those which would have qual-
flied as legal investments had the New
York Legislature enacted the proposed
law regaining all the loss they sus-
tanned following the decease of that
measure.
Speculative bonds We're irregular
The sugar issues failed to respond to
the improvement in the sugar trade.
cuba Cane SIS gained fractionally. but
Antilla 7l2S made Il new low. There
was also some profit taking in the jul
nior rails, including the New York,
Ontario & Western refunding Is aud
Missouri Pacific general As.
Imperial Valley press., 1926-06-23
Sloper VIII Be
53rd 10 Die On
Folsom Gall0ws
By WALLACE KUNKEL

(Unittd Press STAFF Corcspondent)
SACRAMENTO, June 23.-FcliN
Sicpcr, SLAYER Of George Campbell,
san Francisco policeman, daring an
attempted bank robbery, sentenced
TO 90 10 his death at Folsom prison
at 10 -. M. Friday, will lee the 52rd
man to face the haugnan : moose at
tha. institution.
Chin Han, liking Of the high,
binders" " the first mW 10 pay the
death pcuaIty at Folsom prison, died
with smile ON his liuS. He was
hanged December I&, 1895, for the
murder of Lee Gong, Sacramento
cigar merchant, vino had hc"n mark
cd fer death bF the Ping Hong
Tong.
At san Quentin the first man to
face the &allows went bravely to
his tryst with death. He was Joe
Gahricl, hanged March, y. lN93. for
heating 10 death Mr.. and Mrs.
GciScr at Otay, Sau Diego county.
The Indian arose from thr pallet
of straw which had been his last
resting place ON earth and marched
Stoica)ly toward the galloWN.
Imperial Valley press., 1926-06-23
100000 EXPECTED
AT EUCHARISTIC
CONGRESS CLOSE
Traffic Experts Expect
That Many VIII Reach
Mundelein City.
BY J. L. O'SULLIVAN
Omitted Press Staff Corcspondent)

CHICAGO. June 23.-Thc pill
2rimagr of 100000 persons to
Mumdclcin, America 5 holy city for
Thursday $ rrownimg and concld-
ing ceremonies of the Eucharist ic
CONGRESS-, began ttoday.
Although services were held nj
Soldiers Field in Chicago during
the morning, many of the faithful
in Chicago started the 40 mile trip
early today to avoid The traffic
lam over the roads.
\ line Of automobiles was moving
steadily out Of Chicago along the
variolS routes. Some had arranged
for camping on the scene Of Thurs
day : demonstrations, and Wrr,
equipped with tents and cooking
utensils. Others were to STAY with
friends.
Eurharis,ir congress officials cs
limatcd that 25o,o0o pilgrims would
hc ON the grounds at Mundclein by
midnight. When services begin
Thursday traffic experts expect
2so,00O will have arrived hv auto
mobile and approximately another
100000 by train and iutcrurban
Imperial Valley press., 1926-06-23
Mexicans eau G. h t
Smuggling Hindus
Across B order

Three McNicars ono Of WHOM has
been identified as an escaped in
mate Of the Imperial county Jail,
are at prcscn, held in that mStitu-
ton by direction Of the customs Of
ficials, who arrested them near
calcXico last night on charges Of at
tempting to sma&glc Aliens into this
country.
The McXi,ans are Tcodora Nies-
eas. Genaro RamircZ and Fraucisca
Lopez, the latter II woman. \icS-
cas- was recognized this morning
by Taller Christian as Il former
ncnihcr of the chain Gang vino cs-
capped q year ago while serving l
term Tor y misdcmcanor.
According to the arrcsting off
rials the McXir1ns had thr1o lI,u-
drS in tow aud were lry:oE t.
,mu%.lc them across the border
four miles west Of CaloEi"o when
they were apprrhcndcd. The lin
,uS were also taken in custody slnd
wcrc taken before Commissioner
Apll at CalcNico this morning tor
il hcHing.
A. he .iajl II was stated +bot =
- argc of Jail breaking would prob
ably rot he dressed against Nic~caS
il view of the iact that he Is in
! frac'al custody and the charge
acaio,' him is likely to draw heavy
Punishment.
Imperial Valley press., 1926-06-23
By the
MYSTERIOUS COWBOY
NnntlLnr \L.h.

NN't Her \a>H.
Those two wo'd~ afn" irr to the
heart of Ilarrv G. stuart, who's"
ar.at ambition is TO make two Nash
oprs r'm where only one r1n before.
-. however. he can s"N y"u a
Nash. 60 is perfectly willing 20 S"lI
YOU Narmn0 or au Ajax. II" has
cv"rvthju" i. takes to prove those
ears are the best on the markct.
.Nu cvrrntiouHllv clever "dv"rilS-
ING stunt is to ho SS'N At Nv. stow
act : s"lcsroom ON state street. From
tive entrances one e"cS on th" floor
thc aam"S of Nash huvcrs 1t is an
;munSn@ al~av, and proves that
u iltv Nash ears have been sold IN
tho southern part of the lmpcrlal
Nallcv since last October, when the
agoncv was established here.
NJ Stuart has been in the auto
r.ohi'c business fo~ sixteen wears.
Ilo is N the imrcrial Valley hccanS"
rr hcUrvcs the valley Is the most
rrogre4siyc and potcutially. tn"
richest section of the state "f cat
ifornia. In the Nash huilt cars,
aol the Mamou he hriirN"S h" is
otfrrina the carS best suited I" III"
trlritnr, he serves.
Imperial Valley press., 1926-06-23
CALL. AUX JOINS
BRAND TO AVERT
B A N X R UP CY
Accents After Twice Re-
fuSin" to + i'll 4 Place
in Cabinet.
b. A. 7. BRADFORD

(United F,'sf Staff CcrrespondenO
PNRfS. .I"ro 90 Icscuh Co;l-
larv. convicted of teaf;1.ia" with
the crcmv jnrir" the 'r?r. and thc
ma7 Who lrst autumn fpilcl IN his
ofroi' to runl 'hr 81 t'G0 000 600
Frauch debt to 'hr t'uitrI States,
to1rv orccn'"d the lob of prevent
iuc notiorai bankruptcy.
Cai'l9u" arreutcd the ministry Of
finance in NriStiIr BRAND 5 pro-
posed cabinet after twice refusing
10 u'r'iciurt" IN to" c0hinct. 1t is
,ndoryt"od 'hrt rriard was nrr0ar-
"a tp admit dcfrHt in his effort 10
form n tenth minjstrv when Gail
louv arrived At the forciou office
for one moro conference with the
premier DESIGNATE.
~ want all The rowcr.' Cajllaux
said after auHouncip" III, accept
arrr. hrt 5000 NO difficulty in Shal-
ja" rrWcr with ". BRAND. -
With CrillquN' accontaucc Briaud
announced that J." would have the
nrv cabinet completed 10y tonight.
Imperial Valley press., 1926-06-23
P. P. CUMI MEETS
VIOLENT DEATH
BENEATH TRAIN
Well Known Citizen of
Hel)er Has Head Sever
ed at MeXicaii.

Z. =. Gumm, well known resident
Of lIrbcr. met death instantly last
night at g clock in McXlgali whca
lie Was strucl, by freight traia in
front ef the \. +. W. club, a short
distance from the international
line, The unfortunate man 3 head
WAS >pv"cd from his body whi!t "
cr"WHl Of spectators waiting for
the train to pass locked on IA hoi
rut.
Grmm had been in tine \. b. ".
club II shor, time before the tra&-
ejy. Il is believed he had gone to
MCNicali alone, no person hin4
found who admitted having been
with the dead man.
After leaving the \. +. W. Gumm
walked directly from the doorway
and across Francisco Madcro ave.
rUc in the path of the freight train.
Stories Of eye witnesses to the tra3
ely differ, some asserting that
tmmm threw himself IN front Of the
thin, committing suiyidc, AMI 9th
rrS just rs positively stating that he
apparently did not see the train APP
p'0achin.
The train was travelling al low
speed and was quickly brought to =
Stop. Members Of the train crew
removed the body from beneath the
ears and it was taken III charge by
NeXicai officials.
Gunm was about 81 years old and
had resided in llcher for several
years paS', ogFating & boarding
housc there. Sic is survived by
! is wife md@srNcral children, nome
Of whom hold the opinion thai the
dead man committed Suicidr, de-
ciaring that he h"d 80 reason 10!
wishing to take his life.
y. L. llrms, CalcNico undertaken
wcat to McXical this moruing to
interview Mexican officials about
removing the body to this side al
the line.
News oF the tragedy spt>ad
through McXicali like Wildfne, an.
aroused considerable excitement
There was u noticeable slump IN
amusement a"tivitics, according I,
Valley residents. VITO were across TIA,
border.
Imperial Valley press., 1926-06-23
Cantaloupes Are
Holding Up Near
End of Season

Canialoupcs are ho,ding mp we'll,
int the end of w.. a,aeou is in
,ienl. Prize, are good. cars ship
ped yesterday numbered IS, bring.
inc the season IS total to- l,Io|, with
l7s cars ordcrcd for today " load
ing.
Mike Enni, of Nourmau and Cam.
panv, one Of the most important of
the melon Shippo1S, - we'll acQuamt-
ed with activities in the north end
of the valley US we'll rs in the Ca.
lcxieo district. He sums up the sit
uatiou rs uIucnrcd by facts thus:
"Thcrc will be little doing in
cantaloupcs after July 1. Honey
dew melons, however, are holding
up we'll, and have been a money
maker all season. The crop thls
wear is three or four times rs large
as in former years ana seems to be
Il winner II is surprising how well
the price ON honcvdcWs holds up,
and how readily they sell.
And an acre of honcYdcWS runs
into money East, rs, with the sue OF
the melons and the prolific proluc-
tion. 700 to 500 crates per arrc in
good growing fields is no.ling w-
usual.
Watermelon growers haven I
made much this year. t'h" crop ii
bigger than in any year in the his
tory of the valley, and the quality
the finest ever produced.
"Thc flavor and sweetness of the
watcrmclons is occasoning surprise
| have never tasted any finer "ncS
here or elsewhere. II is odd that,
with the quality so unusually good
the bottom has practically dropped
out of the market and left the
growers high and dry, with profits
all shot to pieces.
Tie temperature yesterday rcarh
cd 1906 degrees according to local
shipping point information. Market
slightly weaker. Carloads eash
track standard 45s $2-2.25.
New York City reports SteadV
market, prices ranging from $4.0o-
80.
CHICAGO market slightly weaker
California best, jumbo l5s were -
Flat standard lbs $3.50.
Imperial Valley press., 1926-06-23
SINGH IS
GRANTED |. {: 4
NEW N I, TRIAL.
Life Sentence for Hagcr
Killing Is Reversed
By Appellate Court.
OTHER CASE STANDS
Utley Says He " i'll Try
Accused Man Again on
the Same Charge.

Hccisioas by tie di~trirt court Of
aupo.ls in the two cayes ot mdfJor
agams; Parker SINGH, who killed
Victor Il. Sterling aud .lohn B. iia-
ger on q Calipatria ranch, April !,
1928. were received in this city to.
day.
The decisions, written hv ,Iudgr
Frederick W. IIou>rr. affirm tn"
judgment Of the Superior ro"ri Of
Imperial County which found Singh
guilt of second degree murder for
the killing Of Sterling aHd sentenced
him to Scrgc from 10 years 10 life
in states prison, aud reverse the
case tried at Riverside for the killing
IF flagcr. In this ease Singh wa
found guilty cf tirSl 3naecr mtrd'r
apd WIS scHtcuccd t. iitr nuFr]soa
mont. The defendant J., "ga.l"I "
LCN trial.
~iuo was tried at Rj&orSij" for
the killing Of lIaGrr ou q change OF
venue. The reversal i~ granted. ac
cordnu to Judge Ilouscr, because OF
errors occurring at the uial which ot'
fcrtcl some Of the defendant 5
substantial rights.
Singh killed Sterling and lLage'
following = quarrel over division "i
profits ON a lettuce deal. Both meI
were shot and -heir bottles mutiIiated
, with AN axe. The murd, rer also mad,
am attempt on the life of William
Thornherg, partner Of Sterling aN'
lIagcr. bat t1ic attempt failed Whcl
the Hindu $ GUN iamm"d.
District Attorney Ut'ev, when in
formed tolav tg the Press of the
appellate cow : Recession, sratcC
he intends to Try Singh again on thc
Haccr cEnEmn.
Imperial Valley press., 1926-06-23
CABINET rs FORMED

PARIS. Juoe o. Nris'idc Eri-
and succcc,lrd in formino his tonth
cabinet today. The official cabinet
lis follows:
Premier and minister Of foreign
affairs Ni,'idn BriaNd; Justice,
Pierre laval; interior Jean pnraud;
i'nanc" Joseph CaillauN; war, Cen
rral Adoluhc Guillammai; navy
Georges Ia"gucs; commerce, Fer
oard Chap~al; public instruction.
bertrand Nooao; public worEs, D.
Vincent; col"ui"s. L. Pcrricr; ~"
riculturc, " Eiuct; labor, \. }
Durafour; pensions, Paul Jourdain
Imperial Valley press., 1926-06-23
Bud Fisher S
Wife Says He
Was Like Mutt

Rv United Press Leased Wire
NEW YORK, June 23.-The
Countess De Beaumont, wife of
II. c. Bud Fisher, tie car
tocnist, today accused her hus-
llGd of using the tactics the
principal characters of his car
toons use in their domestic life
namely that he struck her on
the jaw and abused her.
She asked the courts to grant
her $4,000 counsel fees, $4,000
expenses and $1,000 monthly ali
mony pending decision of suit
Tor separation.
The two were married yea
ago aboard the liner Leviathan
by Captain George Fried, then
commanding, that vessel.
Imperial Valley press., 1926-06-23
Mcclure, State
Engineer, Dies
While on Duty

ANENrD. June o. Booth
Of W. T.. Mcclure. GO. chief or tn"
tntc division Of engineering and
ni"ation and Of the state dcoart-
r.cnt of public works, was mourned
by state officials today.
Mcclure died from a heart ai-
tack late Yesterday afternoon while
irSucctiug the Sly Park dam site
near PlarcrVillC.
Mcclure WAS appointed stat" en-.
giActr hV Governor Hiram johnson
ana had served for about II years.
He was considered one of the
fnlcmos; authorities on water re-
sources OF the state.
Mcclure was wen known to offic-
ialS cr the mncrial irrigation dis,
trict here. having visited them at
frequent intervals during the past
few wears. He was interested IN
the district system and had fire.
1ucntlv pronounced II one of the
most cfficicn; in California.
Imperial Valley press., 1926-06-23
First Malaga
Output Claimed
For La Mesa

For the second successive wear
Calm for the first shipment Of NAL
nga grapes from Imperial Valley is
made hv Clark Standiford of Ia
Mesa vineyards, located one milo
rorth aud five miles east Of Calcx
leo on the Yuma highway.
Standiforl shipped several crates
Of malagas today through g. w.
Weaver and company, shipment he'
mo- made by express.
La Mesa vineyards consist ~ ~
acres and have acquired a repula.
ton for being early producers Last
wear the first shipment WAS made -
June %. the first shipment this
Gear being six days ahead ~ thas
record,
Imperial Valley press., 1926-06-23
Violence Still
Rampant in the
Lone Star State

Hv i"tG-d irr~~ Lcn>rd Wire
SAN ANTONIO. Texas, June
g Physical violence, which
dis~upted county Republican
m ting here Monday, today
WIS clim2xed ly th2 back of
flee heating Of one of the coun-
u political solons.
Authorities are seeking tho
identity uf two masked men who
clipped into the office of a. A.
Luther, supporter of Repfesen-
tatlve Harry NJ. Wnrbach, fac
tion head, anl beat him into
InconG -iouSneS3 last night.
IN" mcn demanded that
Luther give them the records
ot The executive committee, tax
en- from the secretary during
the committee meeting riot Mon
day. Luther refused to open
the safe where the records were.
Imperial Valley press., 1926-06-23
Fourth Mystery
Attempt to Kill
Youth Is Made

EELLINGUAM. WASH. June %.
How = fourth mysterious attempt
to take tho Gfr Of Harold Carlson,
Is year old deaf mute of White
horse was made during the night,
was told authorities by the youth
throught an interpreter today.
An unidentified, powerful, heavily
bearded man seized Carlson near his
homo about 10 y. M last night. lie
pavc the boy stunning blow ON the
law. carried him 200 yards from the
house and hurled him into q we'll
Imperial Valley press., 1926-06-23
REED AND WHEELER REOPEN
WFT-DRY POSSIBILITIES TODAY

Disbursements cf The national or
gauization- including salaries, tray
cling expenses, hired lecturers, Of
flee expense, disscminators of mfor-
nation. ctc.-r3u from S355,00o in
1920 to &"G7 0oo in 1925 with n
ucak Of 4sGf60o i'm 1921; S555.000
in 1922; 1860 GOO in 1898, and $4tt-
eco in 1921
The "wet-drv" sparring tilt he
tween Wavme b. Wheeler, drv di-
rector Of tho anti-saloon league head
ouatcrs i'm Washington and Senator
James \. Reed, veteran wet prose
cutor was reopcued when Wheeler
appeared before the senate primary
Investigating committee,
Imperial Valley press., 1926-06-23
Don Lees Yacht
Penorted Fifty
Miles in Lead
by United Press Leased Wire

HON0LTIT-, june o3.-Relieved
at least - miles ahead Of all her
competitors Don Lees yacht In
vador today was reported 500 miles
out from Honolulu.
\ previous rcpcct, creating excite
mcnt among followers Of the annual
Les Angeles To IIouo'oln snecd Yacht
race, said that the Invader had been
SIGHTED in 81 dead calm l. miles OFF
Diamond Head.
According to today'S wireless re
ports, Walter Iioruc'S vawl poin-
srttia was trailing the Invader at
about - miles.
\" othor uo>itions were rcuortcd.
The race began jane -. In adj
1itjou 10 the Invader rod roinsctta,
Cicm StoSrE Tovp. John Barry
NOR" : Narina' and James Dickson 5
Juhilo started.
Imperial Valley press., 1926-06-23
Exchecquer Dam
Is In Operation

MERGED DAM, Cat, June 23. -
Ncrccd county is cu tctc today in
celebration Of the fall ooration o.
EAchcqucr dam, onc of the world 5
greatest irrigation projects, which
vas started when President Coolidge
IN the white house pressed mn oler-
tria button.
The dam i~ said is sal dto hc the
highest in the world, $50 feet and
thc dam capacity makes it one o.
;hr five largest reservoirs IN III"
world. 1t construction cost is Sl6,'
O00, ,00C.
Imperial Valley press., 1926-06-23
AND FELLOW KIWANIS
GLAD TO GET RACK TO VALLEY

"We We got the best spot in H."
United states right here. no foot
in - is the first rcmark Il. Y. Wa
son made when interviewed concern
inc his recent trip to points east
and north including Portland, Sc
nttlc. Vancouver. Iasncr Park, tn"
Kansas national park, Montreal,
whore Watson attended the Kiwanis
international conventions Quebec,
New Work Washington, ID. C., Phila
dolphia, Cbicaoo and Minnesota,
whore he has business interests
Concerning the convention Wat
son said it was the biggest and most
successful Kiwanis International
convention ever held. lCalifornia
was well represented. In fact it
Imperial Valley press., 1926-06-23
q Break Jail
Tn Los Angeles;
All Narcotics
Nv United Press Leased Wire

Los ANGELES, jane 23.--Thirty
ne prison RS, all of them violators
ot narcotic laws, are at liberty to-
day following a sensational Jail
hrcal, from the Lincoln Heights Jail
here, an more than 2@1 police officers
have been detailed to run down fu-
sitivrY.
The Mexican quarter was searched
hv police rs ma iority Of the cs'
canad men were MeXicms.
The gigantic jail delivery was
participated in by 33 men who cut
thcir, way through the .iail bars with
e hacksaw. Two of the men were
rccapturcd in the vicinity of the jail
hut the remainder Of the convicts
were succcSSt in their escape.
MI the men WHO are at liberty
were serving from 30 to 90 day son
t,uccs for traftirking in narcotics.
Imperial Valley press., 1926-06-23
WALTER HAGEN TEADSD
FIRST DAYS GCLFINCt

ST. ANNES on THE SEA, Eng.
Juno % Walter Hagen, with Il
sensational IS. today took th2 lead
in tho first days play for the Brjt-
i~h oDeu golf chamuiouship. The
Amcyican professional dsipiavcd the
same broud Of Golf in medal play
that he showed last week WHOM he
conquered Abe Mitchell. the Brit.
jSh star, i'm - hole match.
Imperial Valley press., 1926-06-23
BY PAUL R. NALION
UNITED Pres +off CorreSpondeut)

WASHINGTON, ,mc %. Tho
oation"l aHti-salnou LEAGUE Su"nd,
between S&10,000 aud 5000 coo q
vn"r aN average of about half a
w;llion dpllars 10 ao'-atc for Uro-
hihitiou. WaNno b. Wheeler. lc"iS-
latiyn aoent Of the anti-Slloon l"7-
ono, told the senate urinary nvosti-
caHng committee TODAY.
The funds are oht9iucd by private
subscription throuoh tn" various
stqte organizations of the league,
wheeler revealed.
The amountSsaao not include ov
ncnditwcS and collections by The
local state organizations.
Imperial Valley press., 1926-06-23
Native Daughters
OF Golden West
Elect Officers
by United Press Leased Wire

SACRAMENTO, Calf, June o3.--
Election of officers, scheduled for
this afternoon, will be the priuri-
pei business before today's session
of the grand rarIor Of the Native
Daughters o hte Golden West meet
ING nj annual session here.
BY long established precedent,
he present grand vice president,
Pearl Lamb of Tracy. Will he elected
grand president of the order.
The principal contest ccutcrs
about the naming of Il grand vice
president, Nominees for tbc office
are Florence Danforth Boyle, Oro-
Vile; Mae Hines Noonan, san Fran
cisco, and Dr Louise C.. llcilbron,
Sacramento.
Modesto was the only ciyt to Mid
lor the 1927 convention.
Imperial Valley press., 1926-06-23
IAN KEITH MUST PAY
NLIMONY OR BE JAILED
Nv United Press Leased Wire

NEW YORK, June % Ian Keith
Young movie actor, must pay up or
90 to iAi.
Keith was adiudGcd in contcmpt
of court hv Justice John Ford in
supreme court today fer being %G05G
IN arrears on almony TO Blanche
Nlnl;a. @ctreSS.
Imperial Valley press., 1926-06-23
Nv tuif.J pr.~a sI.rn~ed Wire

Los ANGELES. Junc -. Mrs.
N,mtic Kennedy, mother Of Aimee
N,lur'c Nrrhcr~oo. missing evan
.rh>i. announced today that her
daughter had been found alive in
pougia>, A,ilona.
Mr-. Kennedy srid She talked TO
the evangelist ou the telephone TIN,
morning, and that she was positive
il wa Mr,. NrPEcgSou.
The Icrilali>', missing since May
IS last when she disappeared "nilr
swimming in jhe surf at Ocean
Park. was kidnapped, and taken to
Mexico, Mrs. Kennedy said.
II am positive II VAS Aimee,
said Mr.. Kennedy. She told me in
cidentS of her childhood that con
tirmcd her identity without qecS
liou.
'.Shc told me She had hccn Kid
napcd hv two man aud % .WomH",
aud tul.cu TO NcNien. Shr WAS fonn
IN Douglas ia, morning after a
trip across The border with 4 taxi
(Continued on page -
Imperial Valley press., 1926-06-23

was the best represented of the
states besides those New Enoland
states which were very close. hthor
valley mon present were Chris West
"ard of BrawlCv ana Joe Scott of
CalcXico. "Thcrc were few divi-
sions hotter represented than the
nth | was proud of it, Watson
remarked.
Canada Is Prosperous
Canada business conditions are
prosperous, Watson saws, due, douht
less. to the success of last year S
crops and the prospects of equally
good ones this year and also to the
extensive dairying industry. East
Continued ON page .
Imperial Valley press., 1926-06-23
REED ASKS MORE MONEY

WASHINGTON, June -. Re
quest that the expense fund of the
campaign fund expenditures inVcSti-
eating committee be increased from
$4,000 to $4,000 was made to the
senate today by Senator Reed, Dem
orat. Missouri.
Imperial Valley press., 1926-06-23
CIVIL. AND MEXICAN WAR
VETS MAY GET INCREASE

WASHINGTON. June %. -- Th"
senate today passed the Norbeck
Civil war veterans pension bin in
crcaSmg pensions of Civil war and
Mexican war veterans and pension
ing widows of veterans. The bill
now goes to the house.
Imperial Valley press., 1926-06-23
AIMEE SEMPLE HAS RETURNED
Editorial Association VIII Arriue Ln Ez Centre Monda
Would
Have Daughter
Wed Kings Son
Ey United Pres. leased wire

Ey United Press Leased Wire
LONDON, jane 23.-An un-
confirmed dispatch to the Daily
Herald from Chiasso, Italy, to
today said 4.rC.-4-3r LIus5CliAi OF
Italy plans to arrange the maf-
risgc of his daughter Edda to
Crow4 P4iLcc IIuln5crt Of italy.
Ed6a now is II q Fashionable
Boarding school in Florence. in
which tho daughters Of royalty
and nobility have been educated
for many years.
Imperial Valley press., 1926-06-23
EVANGELIST
COMES (!|)T
Of MEXICO
Saws She Was kidnapped
and Taken Acress Line
Via MeXivali.
ESCAPED YESTERDAY
Walked Hours Across
Desert; Now in ilospi-
tai at Douglas, A'iA.

ALEXANDRIA. Calf, June 23.
-thbcard Golden State Limited
with Mother kennedy's party
eproUte to Douglas. Aliz)-S.
M. Fordmin Of Monterey ParE,
California. was instantly killed
this afternoon when the Golden
state Limited struck his automo-
bile at the Del Mar hnc cross
ing near Monterey Park.
TIE machine was totally. de-
mChshed. Fermin was the only
occupant Of the car.