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Imperial Valley press., 1926-06-10
DISTRICT SCHCOI, TAX
ELECTION NOTICE

Notiee is hereby given TO the
electors Of Cen,ral School District,
County of Imperial, state of Cali
f1ruia that au election viii be held
ON ;hc twenty tjt;A day Of Junr,
l"3", at which viii bc submitted
tie question Of voting ~ tax to
torHl~h additional school facilities,
Wi 20 maintain >chool For this
uposc i, +, necessary to raise
l.'.nru lImdrri p1.lw, tfl5Oo.0Ol
TILE polls viii hr opou at thc Con
tra' school house Of thc above nam
cl district FROM y O'Clock "a. m. TO
$ O'CLOCK T.. m.
fr.cff,,or aproweI to conduct
the election arc.
jterar, ". Gre. INSPECTOR
G.orgc rhic~ru. Judge.
I'rio Gri-gs. Judge.
Jo,cph lnrfou Mcclellan,
John l.. Stanton,
y. +. Guctt.r.
= l' l. ~ Eoul 80 Trustees
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BY PAUL w. WHITE
nited Press Staff Correspondent

OultCu IlCSo QUILL SOllOopcAAciiDj
NEW YORK. June 10.-With the
Feather sufficiently promising to
isurc big crowd at the Yankee
adium and with gate receipts of
quarter of a million dollars, Paul
Ierlenbaeh tonight will defend his
ght heavyweight championship
gainst Young Stribling of Georgia.
\ late rush Of support from the
,erlcnbach camp has evencd the
citing, although earlier in the week
ne challenger was a 8 to , favoi-
%. The fans feel that the two
oxcrs are so evenly matched that
, conccde odds in either direction
'ould be sheer optimism.
On recent performances Stribling
,ould appear to have the edge. Both
ecently fought Johnny Risko, the
'leveland heavyweight, and Berlen-
ach was unable to overcome the 10
ound weight handicap, losing the
ecision after taking severe
rubbing. Stribling, on the other
and, outpointcd Risko by such 4
lrgc margin in the early rounds that
he Judges could not give him the
out although he was firing at the
nd
The meeting is the second clash
ctwcen them, They fought six
ound draw here III August when
itribling, because of his age, was
ot allowed to 90 longer distance.
'onight Bcrlcnbach should have Il
light weight advantage bnt not
nough to affcct ,hc outcome mca-
ureably.
interest in the boy has exceed
d the anticipations even of " reN
sickard, the promoter. The advance
ale has been so heavy that Hickard
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For Rent-Reai Estate

FOR RENT-lG0 acres alfalfa far
dairy, soft land. VIII divide.
mile south and IL miles west ot
Nestmoriaud. VI StoEr'v. llt-u
FOR RENT OR SALE - acre.
well equipped for poultry. Part
in alfalfa. Now four room house.
514 Second st. Calexico. st6
FOR LEASE-On good terms h.
right party, 16O acres alfalfa. !
room house and room tank house.
Also separator house. Lots Of good
shade. Easy to irrigatc. !. mjie
east of Alamitos school house.
Meloland, north = Of tract 81.
Write to owner. DR.. +. u. Grand
mason. 7i4I2 So. IIill St. Los
Angeles. stlj
TO LEASE for vegetables. - acres
of soft land for cash or shares
ChaS. Z. Parker, > miles west and
Il miles south ON Brawley.
stf
VEGETABLE land. 100 and 40
acres, old alfalfa, for rent. Z. =.
Alien, owner. See w. L. Hancock,
Reaitor, 546 Main. 27tf
TO RHNT-For vegetables. 12O
acres. \ lso 80 acres for corn.
Will take grain rent. z. o. Box SO,
Ell Centre. 9t5
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rODAY'S WANT ADS

BABY CIIICES--Imperlal Ringlct
Barred Foci,s and dari: red egg
pedigreod r. I. Reds. Best quality
and lowest prices. Custom hatch
ing. We can hatch more chicks
from your eggs than your hens
do. Mrs. IL. Thams, Rte. l, Box
210, FL Centre. Fast 10 end Of
pavement then IA mile north.
thur & fri If
DOES YOUR old mattress need se-
novating? We are equipped with
the best of machinery that will
make you a first class job from
$3.50 and up. Phone 295 Calex-
leo. CaIcXico Cotton Products
Inc. We call for it. 7eod10
SECOND HAND business. Owner
hurt, wants late sedan i'll trade.
Van Barcn, Calipatria. tu til If
FOR RENT-For dairy, 80 acres al
falfa land, 50 acres ready now,
balance VIII plant early fall. 81
miles west Braw."y. Il. w. Mon
GER. l0rG
FOR SALE-200 r. !. Reds from )
weeks to 3 months. hone 1&@W
lott
L0DGING 45c up New cool bldg.
Gaths 27c. 226 y" 9Th ST. 19t6
FOR SALE-Adjus,abl dressmak
RS form. pa rs 3G0W after .
m. lot3
10 K RENT Aoi.tmen; or room
With Sleep ror,'>. L. Euclid
phone 371J. 10t2
.LOST-Old leather brief case. Pc
ward. Notify Geo. Lien, Holtville.
or Horticultural office, court
house. 10t3
WANTED-GirI to do houSework in
exchange for board and room and
small compensation, with oppor-
tunity of going to school in win
ter in l.. a. if desired. Summer
to be spent at beach and noun
tains. Inquire $50 Brighton. 10t4
FOR TONG LEASE at very low
rental. An ideal mountain winter
and summer resort or home. Sit
uated ON sta'e highway, adjoin-
ing a public garage, fine general
store, restaurant, many large oaks
engine pump, tank, house, kitch-
en-, water pipcd, II river (ncver
drv) runs through the property.
Persons with capital only. J. $.
1852 Front st. San Diego. Cali
fornia. l0tl
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For Sale-Real Estate

FOR SALE-Iiouse on Wenslev
Ave. Very reasonable terms. Val
lev I'-'~"''- . 26tf
TO TBADE--One good farm wa
gon and good cow for Ford
can. | m;ie south of Imperial wa
ter tower. W. Lee johnson. 9t3
FOR SALE-Now stucco house.
Furnished or unfurniShed. 532
Sta'e. 27tf
FOR SALE-Ncw modern five room
house, with double garage. Terms.
Phone 5l4. 2tf
FOR SALE-Bargaiu. Fine lot. best
location, Jacumba Hot Springs.
Side walk, Water on lot. Inquire
at bath house or write Box Isl.
Jacumba, Cal. st6
YOU'LL LIKE this now home. II is
in the Wilson school district. !
block south of Wilson school.
block north of high school. Beau
tiful oak floors, large fireplace.
cnameled kitchen and bath, drain
board and built-in up-to-datc fca-
lures. Complete new furniture
with the house. 'Tis months since
YOU have read of homo like this.
Will sell on terms, or will trade
equity for auto or diamond rings.
For information apply G.. II. Al
len. care Brackcnbury Bros.
Phone 274J. St4
FOR SALE-A Bit % Heaven in
san Diego, Calf. Eight room
stucco house and garage, including
yS-knight automobile. House
elegantly and completely furnish
ed, including library. radio cue
koo clock, &c. outside rustic stone
acquarium, with water fall and
fountain. Avia,y ami rustic furui-
turc. rockcricS in garden house.
Over one hundred varieties Of
fruit trees, grapes, shubhcry,
roses, vines and flowers. Chicken
house and pigeon cote. Many
other features aud beauties too
numerous to mention here. Choic.
est location, overlooking bcautj-
ful Balboa Park and ocean. Price
$4,000. Terms to responsible
parties. Address J. +. Hugo Hem.
man, 800 i'crshiug Ave san
Diego. Oft
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Help W anted

WANTED-EXperienccd mechanic.
Call at Union Oil Co. of Calf.
Third and Orange SITS. 19tf
WANTED--Man over fifty as
night clesll. Must be neat, re
,liabir1and we'll recommended. Bal
boa Hotel. St3
WANTED-Man for copying work.
Must be plain and accurate with
pencil. p, 0. Box 273, FL Centre.
Jtf
for confinement
ease. No cooking. Apply at once.
707 Park St. 7t6
WANTED-position rs ranch fore
man or irrigator. References re
quircd. Press Box 9t7. 4t6
WANTED competent woman for
housework i'll boarding house. 800
FL Centre. 9t3
REAL SILK HOSIERY MILLS.
Edwin Stewart Imperial Valley
5, Branch Manager Box III Ell
Centre. Phone 251W. 7t6
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Miscellaneous
For Sale

riAAD IOH sALE or rcut. SIS
broadway Phone sla. 2ltf
FOR SALE-50U Marsh Seedless
grapefruit. JyO Eureka lemons. n.
al. HuEter, san Diego, Rte. 4, Box
4'9. Nursery, Lemon Grove. lsgf
tOE SALt.-ridgoous, White King
and ked CarOuA 1J3 Vine 81
lstr
MILO MAlZE-ssB rer ton tares1.
81. Head corn so, seeIcy. g. q.
ilussey. Sceley 2tl3
FOR sALE-To move, , tent houses
l2Xi4. Phone 81, after 4 .. IA
Collins Wreek.ng Company. go
No. 10Th st. IF
FOR SALEs-Bluc Barred Rock
pigeons, very reasonable. Peerless
Hatchery, ! mile east, = miles
north OF Sceley. 9t2
FOR SALE-Furuitare for four
rooms. Bargain. 10 State. yt4
FOR RfiNT-Bed room and sleep
ing porch. Gentleman only. j63
Olive. Call after ) p. m. 9t3
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Athletes Are
Pouring Into
Chicago Today

CHICAGO, June l2.-With Only
two days remaining Hclore tlr ma
tiona) collegiate athletic assoc;a'ion
games are ran off on Soldiers field
Saturday. athletes from all sections
al the Unitcd Statcs are beginning
to arrive here.
Officials Of the meet are cooperate
ing to insure the greatest event eve"
held here. Already = collection Of
stars is assured because Of the ac-
ton taken which permitted ouIY
athletes who have been victorious
in their various sectional meets to
cntci.
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For Rent-Rooms

HOTEL IfOLLl WOOD. Rooms ana
Ants. Sixth & Hell. 25tf
FOR GENT-G'as,ed n slecpinr
porch. ~ Orange. 5tf
fOE REAT-koom GA porch aud
inside. a.,o small house. 6Il Com.
werriul .Ttf
NttE cool room with sleeping
porch, connected with bath. suit.
able for two gentlemen. can
NhR. Istf
FOR RENT-SIccpmg porch. 7sl
pl're. "a
.oo hr4Nt -tuu, room with show
cr Inquire Ca,cs Groccry. "a
rUf RH>T Small store room or
office at ~ Main ~. ChaA vii
SON 7tf
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Wanted To Buy

WANTED--Sccond hand f~-nitur,.
Cali 495W. 819 Main St. l9tf
WANTED-To buy % or 80 cows
"N monthly payments. =. o. Box
GIL. St3
~ n tED-Ejecond hand furniture.
Highest prices paid. Army and
Navy Variety Store. 1870 Main St,
III Centre. Tu Thur Sat If
Imperial Valley press., 1926-06-10
rCNGASItIORUM WINS
NEWRURY CUP TODAY

IOAAON, JUn1 .-SoI joel :
Ponsasinorm toda% won the New
hIF summ"r cup race TIL Aga
Kahn S Iambo WIS second and H..
/. Cottrjll's Miss Port vas third.
Twelve ran.
Hcttirg WAS ) to /, / to \, and 81
to /. PonsaSiuoriUm won by for
lengths "nd Zambo WAS four lengths
ahead of Miss PORT.
Imperial Valley press., 1926-06-10
PRESS CLASSIFIED SECTION
For Rent-Houses

TOR EENT--New house. nicely
furnished, rooms, breakfast
nook and bath. Cau 612 Orange
ur phone 33)H. 2tf
FOR LEASE-By year only. New
ftr room house and garage. 575
Euclid Ave. Thone jlf. 2tf
CLIFF HOUSE, 1915 Adams Ave-.
SaH Diego, overlooking Mission
cliff Gardens. Block to street
cars. bear stores. Clean, cool, fur
uis3eI apartments and sleeping
rooms Refined. quiet. sl5 to $50
month. cts
EOR BENT-Two room furnished
apartment with shower. 500,
lights included. Mrs. Land, 7s3
Park. 25tf
Imperial Valley press., 1926-06-10
COAST LEAGUE

Yesterdays Recults
Los Angeles II, Mission >.
Sacramento I, Seattle &.
Portland >, Hollywood |.
Oakland /, San Francisco |.
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Base Ball Standing
AMERICAN LEAGUE

Yesterdays Results
Chicago 4, Philadelphia |.
Cleveland II, Washington j,
New York 4. Detroit ). - :
St.. EauisS s, Boston 1.
Imperial Valley press., 1926-06-10
Situations Wanted

WANTED-Stcady job by cxpcr-
icncod mixer. $50 Hamilton.
IhOnr O9 at . 4. NJ. St6
Imperial Valley press., 1926-06-10

Portland. Ore.-Stan Baumgart-
ncr, southpaw pitcher, has been pur-
cnasrd from the Philadelphia Ath-
ietics aud VIII Join the Portland
Beavers next week. according to Il
Telegram received here today from
Tom Turner, president of the local
hub.
Imperial Valley press., 1926-06-10

New Ycrk-Mickey Walker OBJ
tanned a postponemeGt of his bout
with Joe Dundee, scheduled for June
II, because of an injury to his left
thumb. The fight probably will be
moved back to the first week in
July.
Imperial Valley press., 1926-06-10
Special Notices
Mrs. KATE Z. OLDHAM
Insurance of All Kinds

$40 Main Street Phone 431
y TRAINING school for Hairdress-
crs will DC opened June 18th at
uolzwasser Inc, san Diego, 3rd
~.Jor. \ thorough training in
modern beauty culture is offered.
Information and terms on request.
katherine L. Richards, principal.
10t26
HARTZELL-The Roofer. Takes
guess work out of roofing. Phone
251W. adv
FURNITURE WANTED-Il5 No
5th. Phone 623. 14ti
WHEN you need any work done call
Mt 13l East Olive st. Men and
women to do all kinds of work,
5t6
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Omaha. Neb.-Morric Schlaifc

Omaha, Neb.-Morric Schlaifcr,
Omaha wcltcrwcight, has been sus-
pended for one wear by the national
boxing commission, according to IN
formation received by State Boxing
Commissioner John kilmartin today.
~chlaitcr', !, suspension came as "A re-
suit of his failure to appear for a
hau: at Portiand., Oregon, on May
-
Imperial Valley press., 1926-06-10
NATIONAL LEAGUE

Yesterdays Results
Boston Is, Chicago ;.
st. Louis (, New York >.
Brooklyn !, Cincinnati ,.
Pittsburgh 9, Philadelphia I.
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Here and There
in Sport World
BY United Press Leased Wire

Newark, N. J.-Petc Latzo of
Scranton. Pa, has been matched to
defend his world s weltcrweight
championship against Villa Harmon
in - round no decision match here
ON June ,.
Imperial Valley press., 1926-06-10

FOR RENT-Five room cottage a;
Jacumba. See Marvin Moore, 66:
brighton. st.
FOR RENT-Completcly furnished
modern house. Inquire 1919 State
st. Rear, after p. m. Phone
67sJ. 5tf
FOR RENT-Cosy three room apart
ment, lawn and shade trees. Close
in. Adults. $40 w. Main. Phone
495W. 3tf
FOR FHNT-Small cottage in
mountains at Newtown, partly
furnished. Inquire Al SO. Eighth
St. TIA
FOR RENT-Furnishcd house. In
quirc - Brighton. 7t4
D. HAVE several good cabins at
1.-Two oaks which | will rent for
week cDds or season. IL. Ii. Sewers
at Live Oak Springs. 7t6
FOR RHNT-Cottage at 3s3 Olive
Ave. St3
FOR RENT-Furnishcd apartments
and rouus. I'll Commercial. St3
FOR RENT Furnished four room
house. $50 per month. 1925 Main.
st3
FOR RE\l1Four room or eight
room house, furnished or unfur-
ul>hed. 1jj ~. Fourth ~. st3
ron RAN f-Cool apartment. Sum
mcr rates. $40 Adams. stf
FOR RENT-Tufuruished g room
house. sjl Olive st. Phone aO9J
9t3
FOR RE\r-At Mission Beach for
the summer, new five room fur
nIShcd cottage. 1jl Isthmus Court,
near ocean, and two blocks north
of Amusement Center. Has "a
rage and very desirable. Cull
above address or write Mrs. Da.
Nit Gibson. Box l56, Mission
Beach. calf gtG
FOR Notwithstanding home for
summer months. Reasonable 20
/ right party. 664 Holt. OF
Imperial Valley press., 1926-06-10

More mcu would 20 to Sunday
school 1T il didu' { make the neigh
bors think they w,r' hcrp"cEcd.
Imperial Valley press., 1926-06-10

San Francisco-lIarry La harba,
ST. Paul wcltcrwcight, fought to a 10
round draw with Freddie Hoppe of
Butclcrtowu at National hall last
night. Hoppe had the best of the
match in most Of the rounds, but in
the tenth La Barba showed real
speed and gained draw decision.
Imperial Valley press., 1926-06-10

Portland, ore.-lra bern, Salt
Lake City grapplcr threw Hugh
Nichols Of Cedar Rapids, Iowa, twice
in exactly - minutes. Ii seconds
Nlesrnng time here last night.
Imperial Valley press., 1926-06-10
RISKS LIGHT HEAVY
TITLE TONIGHT AGAINST YOUNG
S1REbLING AT YANKEE STADIUM

seems to have put over another big
money maker.
Imperial Valley press., 1926-06-10

Aurora, Ill.-Thrce Jockeys have
been suspended for unsatisfactory
riding here. They are JAY Roberts,
H. Church and l.. PichOn.
Imperial Valley press., 1926-06-10
W.E.HANCOCK, Realtor
J46 Main Street
FL Centro, California

rUR Observation-Disclosures with spur
track (S. P.) known as Newmark
Grain warehouse at FL Centre,
with packing shed attached. c. +.
Krauss, Motor a Box 13S, San
Bernardino, Cal. tn TIA sat If
Imperial Valley press., 1926-06-10

Everett Wash.-Art Humphrics,
local bantam. took Il decision over
Bud Davies. Vancouver, B. G., in
The six round main event here last
night
Imperial Valley press., 1926-06-10

Tha rccorG sar the ra.N wa, set
w. th" Mariner in 1928 when the
distance from here TO Hawaii va.
.,.,rcd in II days ana II hours.
Baby Joe Cans, who hold, the col
orcd lightweight championship
the Pacific coast, Will meet Sid
Marks in the 10 round mmp c,,.
at the Pasadena armory tonight.
Roberto RIsdon, ljgh,wcrgh, cnam
pion of Panama, meets Johnny AlrS
sio, sailor, in the S2mi-wmdup.
Young papkc, prominent South,u
California middlcwci9ht, and 10,
Garcia, Mexican scrappcr, furnish
the main attraction at Whittier to
night.
Garcia 5 home is in Whittier TF.
Don't is scheduled 90 20 eight tourds.
In the six round Scmi-Windw
Toby Hontoya will meet Jacki,
sherman.
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ALFALFA

30 acres for rent. Three
miles southeast. Good land,
good stand, house and
shade.
See J. /. Travcrs, Owner
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w. |. STONE
FOR RENT

Come and spend your sum-
mer at 'Thc Egyptian
Court. Most beautifully
furnished bungalows in
San Diego.
3772 Park Blvd.
Imperial Valley press., 1926-06-10

FOR SALE-Iiouse on Wenslev
Ave. Very reasonable terms. Val
lev I'-'~""- 26tf
Imperial Valley press., 1926-06-10

FOR RENT-Completely furnished
modern house. Inquire 1919 State
ST. Rear, after ) p. M. Phone
f1SJ. 5tf
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1926-01-25
WHEELER ANSWERS
FOES OF PROHIBITION
Says Arguments of VETS Are
Neither New Nor True in
Delaware Speech.

BY the Associated Press.
WILMINGTON. Del. January 25.-
Wayne B. Wheeler. general counsel
Of the Anti-Saloon League, replied, in
an address vest erday in the Delaware
Avenue Baptist Church. to state
mentS made by Senator Edwards of
New Jersey and others at the meet
ing here last week of the Delaware
Division of the Associa ton Against
the Prohibition Amendment.
Not all the arguments of the
brewers friends" he said. will per-
suade this nation to relicense its
worst and most treacherous foe-the
liquor ira ff1c.
The exploded arguments" of the
speakers at the anti prohibition
meeting. he asserted We're neither
new nor true
Official reports of the Census Blu
reau and from National. State and
city governments. he continued.
"disprove the wet claims that the
ratio of drunkenness. crime and the
misery ACCOMMODATING intemperance
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1926-01-25
Bad Boys and Girls of Hollywood
To Go or Starve Under Hays System

dustry here. will obtain its extras
only through this bureau. All service
bureaus and employment agencies
and all makeup schools and adver-
tised schemes to prepare aspiring
men and women for lin work will he
wiped out.
Three thousand aspirants here for
extra work will he classified. investi-
gated and segregated. The seGreSa-
ton will list only those qualified, and
no hope will be held out save to the
limit of the number actually required.
There are ten times as many seeking
jobs as are needed.
The formal opening of the hurea u
today marks the rounding out of the
1925 program of the film industry
here. which was based upon improve
ment of working conditions. elimina-
ton of The half million dollar-a- yeal
collection of private employment
agencies and establishment of condi-
tons that will make employment de-
sirable, clean and eliminate the mistit.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1926-01-25
Staying Of BUTLER
PULLING POLICE
Servant of New York Attor-
ney Killed on Doorstep.
Man Escapes.

By the Associated Press.
NEW YORK. January 25.-The
murder of an English butler in the
doorway of the home of James r.
Deerins. just off Fifth avenue, was
puzzling the police today.
The butler. Herbert Bra ANAL who
had served in several we'll known
families. was found In full livery last
night in the vestibule a few moments
after he had answered the doorhell
He was shot close to the heart and
was Instantly killed. His slayer had
disappeared, slamming heavy plate
glass door with such violence that
II was cracked.
Mr.. Deering. An attorney, lives on
West Fifty-fourth street.
The pistol shot that killed Bramal
was within hearing of half dozer
well known residents. John y. Rookie
TELLER, ST.. and ir., live across the
street. Chauncey NJ. Depew's resi-
dence Is nearby. The University Club
IL few doors away.
Crank Slayer Theory.
One theory Is that a crank, with
no particular motive. committed the
crime.
Another theory is that an enemy
of Mr.. behring's sought to enter the
house and shot the butler. Police are
seeking to learn more about several
arrests made in futile effort to find
the purloiners of 500 900 in bonds from,
the attorneys Office So fe in July. 1920
Rramall was in the kitchen talking
to a maid, Frances Lowell, when the
doorhell rang. and Mrs. DeerinG was
upstairs with guests. Although hun,
dreds of persons were on nearby Fifth
avenue the SLAYER escaped without be
ing seen.
Mr.. DeerinE was in Atlantic City and
his wife was awaiting his return when
she heard the bell. Perhaps that is
my husband" she remarked to her
guests. A moment later the shot was
heard.
Served Duke of Cornwall.
Miss Lowell said she did not hear
any converse ton before the shot was
fired.
Mrs. Deering. her guests and the
servants thought A rohher was fore
ing entrance and We're afraid to go
downstairs. A telephone call brought
two policemen. who found the butler
stretched on the floor back of the iron
grilled doors. An empty .3S-caliber
shell was nearby.
Bramall's wife. who is a maid en-
ployed by the behring's. returned from
a walk to find the policemen bending
over her husbands body. She said
that as far as she knew he had no
enemies.
The butler had served with the
Deerings for three years. and had
been butler for the Biddle family in
Philadelphia. At the outbreak of the
war he quit the service of the Duke
of Cornwall in England 70 enlist. and
served five years in the English army.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1926-01-25
BY the Associated Press.

BY the Associated Press.
HOLLYWOOD, Calf, January 25.
The doom of the vaseline-haired
sheik vagrant at filmland's doors and
of the girls who dance sans clothing
on the beach. together with the
whole coterie of hangers-on who have
surrounded the gates of filmdom here
with a spicy and racy atmosphere
that has scented the name of Holly
wood throughout the world. will be
sealed here today by VIII Hays.
HAYS says the industry will he
purged, one of the ma jor moves being
through the formal opening of the
central casting bureau operated by
producers.
Good moral character and ability
to act will he first references neces-
sary to listing by this free employ
ment bureau, which will be the only
source of entry to film work. The
studio of the Motion Picture Pro
ducers and Distributors of America
! representing % per cent of the in
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ANOTHER DIES, BRINGING
HOTEL FIRE TOLL TO IL
Two Injured in Allentown Disaster
in Critical Condition-Two
Unidentified.

BY the Associated Press.
ALLENTOWN, Pa. January %
The death today of f.. +. Rrichtbill of
Lebanon, Pa, increased the number
known to have lost their lives in the
fire that destroyed the Lafayette Ho-
tel early Saturday to -. Two of the
bodies were still unidentified last
night.
The condition of two of the iured
remains critical. They are Edward
Ritchey, Scranton, and Edwin Garger.
this city.
Search of the ruins of the hotel con-
tinued today. but no more bodies were
rec Overed. Dynamite was used To
bring down the walls of the burned
structure in order to make the task
of the searcherS for bodies less dan.
gerouS.
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is increa SinC over wet years. Our
best authorities on economic Condi-
tons. such as Herbert Hoover. Judge
Gary. Prof. Carver of Harvard. Prof.
Fisher Of Yale. Roger Bahson. Henry
Ford and long list of men who
know have indicated the relation
between prohibition and our pros
perity'
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The Most
OBSTINATE
COUGH

will often begin to improve with
the first dose of PERTUSSlN.
With persistent use, your
cough should entirely disappear.
PERTUSNN has q remarkable
remedial effect upon the chronic
coughs Of bronchitis and asthma.
It helps nature to clear the air
psssagss Of the gsrm-ladsn mu-
cua, controls the cough and
soothes ths irritated tissues.
PERTUSSlN may be taken
frssly, n it contains no dope"
(such n narcotics, ehloroform,
esnnabis O. any injurious ingrsdi-
snts). 1t Is absolutely harmless.
Known to physicians for more
than twenty years ands old by all
druggistsinlargea and Slhall bottles
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Magic! Instantly that old. bother
some corn stops hurting. Then
shortly you lift that corn right off
with your hngers-root and all
without bit OF pain or soreness.