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FOUR DIE OF BOTULlSM.
Victims Were Poisoned by Eating
Home-Canned Food.

WAYCROSS, Ga, September 4
R.-Four negroes have died here
within the last So hours of botulism.
a rare disease similar to ptomaine
poisoning, contracted from eating inn
perfectly canned fruits, vegetables and
meats, the city health department an
nounced today.
The dead are Eliza, Thelma. Walter
and Mamie Davis. The latter two
died early yesterday and Eliza and
Thelma today. A fifth member of
the family is not expected to live.
The negroes. health officials said,
had eaten home-canned food that had
not been nronerlY prepared.
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TAMPA DOCTOR HELD.
G. A. Munich Accused in diploma
Ring" and "Quack" Probe.

TAMPA, Fla. September P).-Dr.
George A. Munich, practicing physi
clan here, was arrested today by Fed
eral agents charged with devising a
scheme to defraud by sale Of licenses
to practice medicine in Florida.
The arrest was said by Federal
agents to be the elimination of years
of investigation by post Office inspec
tors and members Of the State Board
Of Medical Examiners of an alleged
diploma ring" and "quack doctors
in Florida. DR.. Munich denied the
charges.
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80 WOUNDED IN RIOT.
Prisoners in Jamaica Peniten tiary
Attempt to Escape.

KINGSTON, Jamaica, September
R.--A riot took place among the pris-
oners in the general penitentiary last
evening. Thirty-two were wounded.
An attempt was made by the pris.
oners to break out of the penitentiary,
and some succeeded. Five were still
at large tonight.
The prison authorities were having
difficulty in handling the situation
and it was possible that troops might
he sent to their aid
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1926-09-05

For September Weddings
Engage GUIDE to furnish the flowers
and decorations. 1912 F.-Advertise-
ment.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1926-09-05

A woman in London recently made
complaint that her husband was using
all Of his unemployment dole for
gambling and had nothing left for
food
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Build Up Scrawny Figures.

N'itamin tablets which contained
very small amounts of vitamins were
advertised as sure builders-up of
scrawny figures and as means to
take on weight without exercise.
The doctors" had ready answer
for anybody who complained of their
nostrums. They simply hadn't taken
enough. they had showed ill faith with
such distinguished men Of science by
consulting their own ignorant, graft
ing family doctors"
The investigation showed that this
concern received 1900 bits of mail
daily, most of them containing money
orders.
But these men probably did no great
harm. The messes they sold were for
the most part harmless, and were
8 bout as good as anybody could offer
on 81 long distance diagnosis of general
stefan in the organization.
An uneducated woman in the Middle
West was stopped recently from sell
ing sure cure for tuberculosis. 1t
consisted of beechwood creosote, rock
candy strip. wild cherry strip, glyc-
crime and red coloring matter. 1t was
simply a homemade cough remedy. 1t
would have absolutely no effect on
tuberculosis.
Diagnosis From Stars.
One Of the most startling cases was
that Of the Arizona couple who Of
fered an absolute remedy for every
disease suffered by humanity and re-
auired only the date of birth-even
that wasn't absolutely necessary-for
correct diagnosis. They figured
from the stars.
Sometimes" they wrote 10 a post
Office inspector who informed them
that his wife was suffering from
pronouncedly incurable cancer. the
cancer case can be healed and then
again they cannot. In cases where
there has been operation there is not
a good chance for healing as where
there has not been operation"
All their letters warned against the
advice Of reputable physicians. Their
prices were stiff-ranging from s35
t. 800, With the latter figure Pre-
rcnderant And In three years, It
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SPECIAL, NOTICES.

FNRROTs-Young Mexican double yellow
loads guaranteed to talk 81 to $25. Par
rot stands, SIS. AFTERNOONS, 1913 Ind. ave.
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>oTTCE-AFTER THIS DATE. SEPT 4th,
900. | am not responsible for any debts
=, contracted by any one but myself CLIFTON
\ WRIGHT. l25? 9th st. s.w.
DANIEL. GARAGE. 45O EYE ST NV.
special tins week carbon cleaned and
altes ground labor. $3.50 on Ford cars;
pairing all cars; any job over 50 so.
YOU get your car creased free. All repair
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Falls Church Orchards.

SALE SEPTEMBER :. 1925, 10 AN
~ WarTen1nn Va. 30 miles south of Wash
ston maraGRm road. Al pieces Euaran-
SD TERMS mos. satisfactory lndorse-
81 4 Il M.ClI NG
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FO7 sALE-AUTOMOBILES.

PEERLESS sEDAN-LIMoUsINE.. perfect
mechanical condition splendid rubber aias v and
s;s:S'sss s'' CO. sss S.asa'" ave-
H '"aily p about 7scs 81 unused Tire miIesss:
sSsns On sFs nis osas year
TO pay. Wardman Motors. 1918 l4th.
PIERCE ARROW 4s toHrin.: mscnsn I,;.I
much greater thar. price model can con- con-,
mmand. Apply W. T. LAYTON 4 Sons. 2:os
did mech snicsl condition: equipment in
cudes bumpers eide r;n winss r. mo o;srs
BLDG Phone Main $3.50. ------------.
STAR 1929 SEDAN a. slse !. the , 5,ssssss
; ANY, ,a,s near the price wardman Motors
STUDEBAKER 7.PAss. TOURING: new
paint. perfect mech condition: will exchange
for equity Kor sep p0 star or o Sap real
good tires Westinghouse shock sbsorbers.
newly painted: excellent condition: can be
s Frant snS 9 iss rear o's 3" nv" releps:"e
STUFF. 4-psss. sport tour; beautiful condi.
tion throughout; new cord tires now paint:
..sy er. w asS ,ss es !: p1
n,ent. See Mr.. Hines; Lincoln Sales. 1872
wILLYs-RNIGHT 1924 SEDAN, 4-door. s.
pass: about, :0r. Of unused tire mileage;
not hlemish on upholstery mcdaniel
willys Kcish.; and the price q s5ss Is
year TO paw. Wardman Motors. 1918 18th.
WILLs-sT CLAIRE 1928 SEDAN very
hsh-grade car that originally cost "a. 800
II has been thoroughly recondltioned recent
'ly: 4 hrand-new tires: high class paint job:
motor blocks rehored and all moving parts
such "a pistons. pins rings and timing seare
replaced with new parts. Anyone interested
IN car OF this type can avail themselves
of resl. genuine bargain at $3.50: year to
pay. Wardman Motors. 1878 14th.
WHY'S KNIGHT 1924 TOURING. 6-pass,
reconditioned throughout and lust about
ready 10 come out Of paint shop; S4sb
should be a very ttractive price. with q year
to nay. wardn,an Motors. 1878 18th NV.
So REPAIRS LEAKy OR BROKEN FORD
oil pan arm without removal from car.
Broken metals welded Weldtt Co. sic 1st
II. NV
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PEERLESS.
YOUR OPPORTUNITY.
BUY WITH CONFIDENCE.

1924 Nash 5-pass. touring. 1905
1924 Studebaker sedan. SIS
Mitchell touring. ........ US
1924 Ford roadster. ..... $50
1924 Auburn special tour. sos
1926 Chrysler s-pass. sedan $50
1925 Peerless coupe. LOS
1925 Odds De Luxe sedan. 74S
1925 Ford sedan. ........ $50
1925 Ford coupe ......... .i2S
1925 Peerless sedan. 6-cvl JOS
1924 Peerless sedan. $50
1924 Ford touring. ...... los
1924 Peerless coupe. ...... $50
1924 Dodge coupe =. $50
1923 Buick sedan. sos
1923 Maxwell touring. -. POS
1923 Buick touring. ...... $50
1923 Peerless sedan. :. 9o5
1924 Cleveland sedan. 4o5
1923 Durant touring. ..... 275
1922 Peerless Berlin limo. 67S
1923 Hudson sedan. ...... 4o5
1922 Dodge sedan. new. 800
1923 Peerless 2-pass. cpe. $50
1922 Oakland sport tour. 1os
1922 Ford sedan. ......... 95
1922 Peerless touring. 4o5
1924 Chevrolet coupe. 80. 225
1923 Hudson coach. ..... $50
Dodge sedan .......... 19S
1924 Willvs-Knight sedan. $50
Dodge touring Is
YEAR TO PAY.
PEERLESS MOTORS CO.,
18th and P SITS. Main $3.50.
Open Evenings and SUNDAYS.
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USED FORDS AND
TRACTORS.
Reconditioned Fordson Tractors.
One-Ton Ford Trucks.
With Express, Furniture, Stake
and Ice Bodies.
A number of Ford Light De-
liveries. Runabouts and Coupes
with Pick up Bodies.
Terms That Will Suit You.
STECART MOTOR CO..
AUTHORIZED FORD DEALER
Main 5000. 346 Pa. Ave. NV.
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FOR Observation-Disclosures.

LIVING ROOM SET brand new. rose and
taupc mohair: Belgian linen covers, lust
Adams c.Oa-J. or 1860 Euclid st. NV,
Apt. %.
MEMS COATS. vests. SOC. up, white liner,
suits: evening suit, size - cost $50, sell
rIANo sts E.. mshos,ny upright :.
Boy 4.-D. Star office. Il
1 nIASe sso small s,a Is.s .v. hsh grade like
PIANO looks like. new, fne condition; sell
for repairs. ga H st. ne. -------------.
excellent condition: big sacrifice. Address
Boy 454.C. Star office. y,
sAFe 1st' s SS.eG no. nS ".sa mass
Bird ct. NV Il >
PIANO BARGAINs-steinway.- like new
sasy .sSS u.s ds
from $50 Hp Terms az low ,vd a. $40 1,.I per
Psnos for os rent HSso WoreS o
PLAYER-PIANo. ss.note: good as nav
will sell for repairs. GA H st. ne. San
RAILROAD TICKET TO PITTSBURGH;
sood to July 5. Call 9"o Cri'tenden st. NV,
REFRiG orator. White Mountain simo.,
new: holds about IS pounds OF ice. 1879
REFRJG ana second. h and
for ell PURPOSES. McCrsy Refrigerator Co.
REVOLVER. smith { Wesson. IS csliber
new. sl5. 1889 ST sc.
S ss Hsms s.sSa,!s ,Ss:
s E E." Sew. Nch: Sion. ala Pa: AZ. -. I. s76
SEWING MACHINE. Davis drophead. like
new: perfect sewer: gong away; Sl.. olt
end NV. end door.
e eersasie e'sesrie' SIS: sssS 9th st, -.
Lincold GLOW:
and large safe. Call $50 to 8. Anderson.
SHOWCASES 1.1. glass. 1910 Penn'yIy.nia
. gAsE ,si :n Sa nan s couch
Frank FRA 2sos. 17as + nv ~ 80
TENT. 9xI4. new: SIG. sag 18th ct. sc. !:
T 11IlS 4sS !. slightly used tires and tubes
TWO HUNDRED uncalled- for used and new
window: porch and store awninss, best ma
era Large ,s Ds ds tx, fa sss,.
excellent condition; real bargains. Proctor,
Ola H 81, NV.
IYPEwRITERss-Underwood,s $50: L;.,c
Ford sedan. SIS. Selling out, leaving city.
IL ath et NV. Phone Frank 6724. q.
TYPEWRITER Rental sERvICE.. Aoams
sss mo nnGsr mo: Is adv, ,s; MOS soz yfs
ryPEWRITeRs--N New: t.c.ory reeuit,
second hands, Nothing so,d or rented that =
Smiths. Royals. Portables. We can save YOU
Typewriter Exch.. a01 \. Y. ave. FIR I0l4:
Observation-Disclosures, No, 10. s.s:
All other makes sold rented and repaired:
terms: exchanged: lowest prices In Washing
ton. Service Typewriter Co.. $40 9Th nv
Main 454.
TYpCW pITTpQ-Amnr;can Tvnewrtter Co
1881 East Cap. st. Rent greatly reduced. All
kinds of rensiring done. Onen eyes. Line. 81.
VACUUM CLEANER. Hoover: Al condition !:
barga ain for cash. s., Apt. 3. l4O9 Harvard It,.
NV. - :.
WASHING MACHINE. Gainaday electric:
exceIlent condition 4917 Illinois ave. NV
Adams 6356-W.
FINE IMPORTED LINENS GREATLY RE-
DUCED.
Pure Hpen pillowcases. $:.93 pair: pure
linen hNtl towels. white or colored border.
SIC
EHRLICHS LINEN SHOP,
112l H st. NV.
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Don't miss these bargains.
They must be sold. Other bar
gains coming in very rapidly.
Lambert Hudson Motors Co..
1722 l. St., West of Conn. Ave,
Phone West 1852.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1926-07-01

HCDSON-ESSFX
SEQ CAR DEPT.
Our prices are generally rec
ognized as the most reasonable
in Washington.
Today we are offering the
greatest values ever shown in
used cars.
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s2ss
AND
UP.
SELECTED
TRADE-INS.

We have just gone over our
stock Of used cars. and selected
those listed below and grouped
them for this special sale, priced
from SIS to $500. 1t will be to
your interest to see these cars,
for if you find something you
like the saving will be worth
while.
1924 Ford Sedan.
1924 Ford Coupe tbslloon tiree).N
1923 Cleveland Coach.
1928 OldsmOhile Touring.
Hudson Speedster.
Overland Sedan.
Wiilys SIX. 7.passenger.
Liberty Tourins.
Ford Tourings t.).
Ford Coupee f2).
Standard Limousine.
Mercer 4.Pass Sport.
HOLLAND MOTOR CO., Inc,
1919 18th St. NV.
Get. K & L.)
Main oO50.
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FOR sALE-AUTOMOBTLES.

FOR SAI4E-AUTOMORILES.
STUFF
DISTRIBUTORS.
1924 Peerless 5-pass Sedan.
s.cyl: good condition throughout; s1.1o0,
1924 Marmon Sedan.
4-paas.; reprinted and rebuilt $1.700.
1928 Marmon 4-pass Speedster.
Rebuilt, new Ducc. six wire wheels;
1922 StutZ Roadster.
Mechanical condition and tires and paint
1924 Hudson Coach.
Mechanical condition and tires excellent
HOUGH MOTOR CO.,
1923 Conn. Ave.
CHEVROLETS.
Now is the time to get your
car for July 4th. We want you
to- look over our assortment o1
CHENROLETS AND
FORDS.
ALI. MODELS.
Roadsters.
Tourings.
.Sedans.
Coupes.
All have been recondit,oned and many re
painted; batteries guaranteed: terms to SUIT.
Ask to see Chevrolet touring No So. Chev.
rolet Coupe No. 1888 Ford touring No. $50
and Ford sedan No. 80.
All cars are priced below the usual selling
price.
BARRY-PATE MOTOR
COMPANY, INC.
2525 Sherman Ave. NV.
. Adams 5000, Main $50.
{ HRY S l. Err ROADSTE Err
LATE 1925. MODEL 20. NEN
| DUCO PAINT. PERFECT
| CONDITION. 623 Fl ST.
NV.
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Several used trucks of various
makes and bodies.
Open Evenings and Sundays.
Very Easy Terms.
NO FINANCE CHARGES
THE TREW
MOTOR CO.. .
1909 18th ST NV.
MAIN AlS34ii4-4175
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FOR SALE-AUTOMOBILEs.
USED CARS.
Various Makes and Models.
Reasonably Priced.
Terms May Be Arranged.
THE. WASHINGTON
CADILLAC CO.,
1888 Conn. Ave. FIR. 1902

] 4NFCe V~OAs'
FORD SALE.
SPECIAL.
To clear out our few remaining used
Fords We are offering this week the follow
ing at the lowest prices In town
COUPES.
ROADaTERs
SEDANS.
TOUnINGS
There are only n few of kind some late
models. II you want . real bargain don't
miss this opportunity.
UNIVERSAL AUTO COMPANY.
Authorized Ford Dealers: 1929 at: Nv
EORDSl
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STANLEY H. HORNER.
BUICK.
Used Car Department.

Used Car Department.
Hupp coupe $500
Buick touring .......... $3.50
Willys-knight sedan. $3.50
Ford sedan ............. $3.50
Ford delivery ........... $3.50
Buick coupe -. .$l,1OO
Hudson coach .......... 500
Buick 7-pass. sedan. -. 81 200
Nash 4-cyl. touring. $50. $500
Oldsmobile touring. $50. $500
Cadillac roadster ....... $500
Dodge sedan ........... $3.50
Maxwell sedan. ......... $3.50
Buick coach ........... $3.50
Buick sedan .$l,1W
Liberal Terms.
Open Evenings and SUNDAYS.
STANLEY II. HORNER,
INC, -.
l0is l4th St. Main $500.
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lSEMI-ANNCAT.
CLEARANCE SALE.
rs" GOOD
USED CARS.
ONE WEEK ONLY.
NO REASONABLE
OFFER REFUSED. !

Many have been reconditioned
and rehnished in the latest two
tone Duco-lacquer colors. All
makes and models. Sedans.
coupes. touring cars.
SMALL DOWN PAYMENT.
EASY TERMS.
-.Studebakers. Dodces.
Hudsons. Overlands.
Essex. Reos.
Jordans. Chevrolets.
Bucks. Durants.
Fords. Star.
STUDEBAKER.
1906 and III 14th st. Pot. 1851.
Open Evenings and Sundays,
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AUTO ACCESSORIES. REPAIRS.
oniy one month. SIC: also transmisslon.
complies: front axle; seSer,t,or ana I'd, :ta5ter
fabric. Si2: 36x4. cord. Scb. Keller's
Station. sherman ave. and Park I'd. II
Frank Tire Shop. 315 L S.W.
CARLOAD CORD TIRES
SIZES AND PRICES
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FL .OORS-Reautifu foor7 ma.is beautiful
homes Old floors scrapcti and tinahed like
ncn floors lmd. scraped a"d fm,s.eo. =. +.
1ar,h Gas Of n " Nfr'r otNE.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1926-07-01

HOTOLTTH 0GRAPHIC AND PHoTOSTAT
copies-Eyact "Gpies OF your important pa;
pers. testimonial letters. briefs. statisticat
tables. sketches. mans. Handwriting. eve
One or a thousand conics can be had on
short notice at reasonable cost. Call Nafn
100. Webb & Bocorselski. 5lf 9Th ct. NV.
EstahlishnI 1OnlI
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1926-07-01

PIANO TUNING S:,-we spc.Ianze IN ger.
cral uiano repairs and rebuilt Ting, Get our
estimate. Prices reasonable. Skilled me
chancs. Work guaranteed. Sanderaon
SchaeHer ca GA II sf q Linz 1897.
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Of this automobile Cannot be exageerated;
from Z to. 40 miles per hour over 18th st.
hill. II YOU want big, classy looking car.
day. Your car in trade. Price, $500. Wal
lace Motor Co. 1909 l. st. n. 7612.
AUTOMOBILES by auction AZ weschler's.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1926-07-01

machine and hand finish
inc: piiirient reasonable; rel able service
r. + NASH 23t1 9th st. Col. 1921.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1926-07-01

WASHING MACHINES.
A real opportunity to get a
dollars value for SOC. These
mvst be moved. We need the
space and are offering below
cost 20 slightly shopworn
Gevser. o-sheet capacity. fully
guaranteed washing and wiring
ing machines.
A ripping guarantee with
each purchase.
$50 while they last.
CARROLL ELECTRIC CO.,
ia 18th st. NV.
PERMANENT WAVE MACHINE. slightly
40 lao LA heaters. Circuline;
$50 heater. LeMur:
100 Keen Thomas:
lao Luster-oil.
These above machines have been re-
the. Edmond Process. 1904 y st.nw: Wash
q EToT : Eu :. SrCVF.
Complete line Of desks: hle cabinets lock
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JOB PLASTERIN(t and cement work OF all
kinds. reasonable prices work guaranteed
,,o jnh far Franklin 4S.tp
Imperial Valley press., 1926-01-23

PAINTING, Timing, Kalsomining
py the hour or contract. Satisfac-
tlon guaranteed. Press Box 925.
23t15
Imperial Valley press., 1926-01-23
One School Team
Wins, Other Loses
In Basket Games

Ccutral Union high school got Il
500 break in the basketball CON
tests last night, winning the hedN y
weight game from Brawley, while
the lightweight team from the lat
ter school licked the local i" h2h,ics.'
Although the Central :. .AeaNies :
WIRE without the services OF cap
tam Maxwell, tnc star forward, the
blue and white warriors ran up Il
total of b points TO Brawicy ;
three. Mile High Roberts WAS
in good form last night, scoring l.
poih,o for his team. Starr got nine
poiurs. Willoughby aud Peters play
cd op nGid defensive game.
Tic ,ocaI Eighties, - weakened
by the absence ol Coach lIeiman,
HWst ami NWuk, had lttle chance
with che hraWicN out. il and ran
only seven points to BraWley's is.
The 'cutrat boys fought hard how
ever aud made Il desperate rally in
the fourth quarter, the game re
>cmbl:ng football, with Billie FosS
aud Frank Mclvcr leading the at
tack.
IA the vollcy ball game proceed
.ng the baSkctuall games, the team
irom Boycc Atcn Post, American
Legion, took two out of three games
rom the Methodist team.
The high school kris basketball
team is playing the Brawlcy team
ht,c tila afternoon.
Imperial Valley press., 1926-01-23
In The Basket

Reno, Nev.-Outclassed in all de
partmeuts of the game, 1T. lgnat Us
college lost at BASKETBALL by a score
of 81 to - to NcNada last night.
Frcdoricks and Bream starred for
NcNaua.
San Jose, Cai.-Thc san Joso state
college baohetGalI I've acfeatcd tnc
Modesto oun,or coucgc team las
night % 10 II. 1t was the first
conference game of the season
Stanford University Tie Stan
ford varsity basketball five meets
the university Of Southern California
quintet here ,ontgat. ,oacn turner
ANA 10 men arrived thls morning for
game. In It preliminary contcs, the
,dfdthal frcsnmen meet the StocK-
ton school tcam
Imperial Valley press., 1926-01-23
Fight Fans Will
Find 1t Hard to
Recognize Names

SACRAMENTO, Calf, Jan. q
California fight fans are going to
have difficulty in determining
who 5 who because Of "A new rcsolu-
tion by the state athletic commits
sion that boTcrs must use their real
names III the ring.
The new system Will prevent
fighters who have made poor show
ingc under one name from chang
ing it aud thus drawing better
houses than otherwise would be
possible, and will enable the com
mission to follow the activities of
the leather pushers, members of the
commission point out.
Here S few examples of how the
system will work: Joe Lynch in real
life is Jack Bailey, Tommy O'Leary
Of the ring is Alfred Nolme, while
Tod Morgan was born as B. NJ. Pix
ington. Clement Roberts lombard
IS the full and correct name OF
= Racehorse' Roberts.
Imperial Valley press., 1926-01-23
$40 South Fifth St.

FOR SAhE-Or trade, "A 2l2 year,
child pony, Il beauty. Il. l.. boone
Imperial Phone 9IR2. 23t4
Imperial Valley press., 1926-01-23
RED WILL LEAD
BEARS AGAINST
SELECTED TEAM
By United Press Leased Wire

SAN FRANCISCO, Jan. 23.-Thc
galIoping ghost goes into action
again tomorrow.
Rcd' Grange will lead his
Chicago Bears onto the gfIdiron here
Sunday afternoon against picked
team, including Buck" Bailey
local star, and george Wilson ali
American back of the University of
Washington.
Although there will be no $4,000
crowd such as saw Grange play last
week in Los Angeles, the seating ca.
pacity of the small keZar stadium
will be taxed. it is reported.
urahge, oI course, VIII be the
day 5 attraction, but Wilson viii
be the favorte. The northern boy
is expected to do even better than
he aud in Los Angeles, when his
record of gains surpassed Grange s.
Imperial Valley press., 1926-01-23
Here and There
in Sport World

New York-Mike McNalIy, vetc-
ran utility inficlder, was released
outright by the Naw York Yanks to
the Buffalo International league
club. es.a-.
Chicago-Groverr Cleveland Alex
andcr, veteran arc',of ..thc Chicago
Cubs, has sigucd lis 1926 contract.
AlcX4miier begins his 10th season
in the majors next April.
indianapolis - Appointment of
" Navy bill' Ingram, former navy
gridmou star, as football coach at
Annapolis, was regarded here today
as highly probable following his
resignation as coach at Indiana uni
Nersity. The resignation followed
quickly V ON the heels of the rethru
Of Ingram from Annapolis, where he
conferred with athletic officials
of the navy. While Ingram was 81.
lent on what transpired at the con-
ference, ii was believed he was Civ
On reasonable assurance of the east
cru coaching berth.
Imperial Valley press., 1926-01-23
SPORT NEWS SECTION

land ers departed from Los Angeles
today flownlng because he Filipino
was refused remat h with Fidcl
La Barba, flywe:ght champ On.
,rccrgr Bake, the little champ
ion S manager, refused to sign at
this time for a bout in either Feb
ruary or July rs had been pro jected.
''Fidct 5 eye needs medical atten-
tion, and he is going to the hospital
for Il tonsil operation, iasie said.
"Scncio can have his chance at
the title, but want my boy to be
II his best, and it will be weeks
before he will be ready to enter Il
gymnasium again.
Elizabeth Ryan, Internationally
known tennis star, only 1879 con
oucrcr of Helen " $, took part in
dedication Of the new tennis court
at Partridge Country club today.
Miss Ryan appeared in both sing
les and double. matches.
Texas golfers appear uniformly sue
e sslul on local links. Following
Harry Coop'r's Impressive victory
in the Los Angeles open, L. liam
akcr, Hubble Oil company, Houston.
Tex, walked away wi h the golf
tournament Of the American Petrol
cum institute, at the Los Angeles
Country cub, ,eSeldaN.
Ilalnakcr, with q handicap Of -,
Shot a o., to win The low net tropney
NJ. ". Nccdcr, Boston, shot re
spectacle ~ TO win low gross.
One hundred sixty 81 big gas
and oil men took part in the tour
mcy.
Imperial Valley press., 1926-01-23
Far ReRt-Prrm IGnTs

FOR LEASE-sO acres soft soil
tor dairy southeast Of IIoltyille.
l.>See to plant alfalfa or owner
viii lease with good stand guar
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5 te action necessary. Address
owner, F. J. Rjckershauscr, 631
-. Bonnie Brae, Los Angeles,
Cal. POTS
Imperial Valley press., 1926-01-23

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