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The daily worker., 1926-11-13

Some Left Out.
Railroads in the list which have
adopted the so-called B. & o. plan Of
cooperation with the shopcraft un-
ions include the Baltimore & Ohio,
Chesapeake & Ohio and Chicago &
Northwestern. The average pay of
employees on these lines in 1925 was
below rather than above the average
of corresponding systems in their re-
gion.
The daily worker., 1926-11-13
Russians and Ukrainians
Will Have Concert and
Dance This Sunday

A concert and dance will be given
this Sunday, Nov. IA, by the Russian
and Ukrainian Workers Clubs at
Walsh's Hall, corner Milwaukee Ave.
and Noble st. The following will
participate in the program: Russian
folk dancer, A. Kotov; Russian String
Orchestra, UlEralnian Singing Society,
Russian Ballet, youthful dancer Minnie
Brodsky, Russian actress Vera Mazer,
and others.
Beginning at 4.30 D. m. Tickets in
advance 80 cents, at the doors 65 cts.
Get copy OF the American Worker
Correspondent. tn only 8 centA. 1.
The daily worker., 1926-11-13
Organized Labor-Trade Union Activities

News and Comment
Labor Education
Labor and Government
Trade Union Politics
The daily worker., 1926-11-13

We will send sample copies Of 'rhe
DAILY WORKER to your friends
send US name and address.
The daily worker., 1926-11-13

Policies and Programs
The Trade Union Press
Strikes-Injunctions
Labor and Imperialism
The daily worker., 1926-11-13
FIGURES SHOW THAT MUCH VAUNTED
B. & O. RAILROAD PAYS ITS WORKERS
LESS THAN DO OPEN-SHOP SYSTEMS

employees in 1921 and 1925 and the
1926 percentage of operating revenue
absorbed by wages are:
Imperial Valley press., 1926-10-05
BRAWLEY FIGHTS
ATTRACT LOCAL
SPORT LOVER 5

Many El Centre fight fans, at
tractod by the double main event
scheduled at the Brawley legion
arena tonight, will journey north
ward in the belief that they will see
some fighting of high order. \
glance at the card shows why they
are planning on the trip. The first
10 round main event will be between
Jack Hallowell and George Webber
and fans acquainted with the style
of these two boys can't see anything
looming but a slam bang thrilling
affair.
Jimmy Huff and Ralph Downs
share an equally prominent place on
the card, being billed to go 10 rounds
in the second main event. Every
time these two rivals climb into the
roped arena there is battle enough
to satisfy the most vociferous fan
in the valley. Even Ed Hervey has
been known to pipe down on the
side line coaching when they mix.
Three good preliminary bouts will
precede the main scraps and Braw-
ley directors are hoping to do u
strong comeback at the box office
with the aid of the all star card.
Imperial Valley press., 1926-10-05
THEATERS

Deauyillc, France, which has be
come famous within the past dec
adc for its beauty and fascinating
spirit surmounted by the fact that
its gambling tables are more celc-
Lratcd than those Of Monte Carlo,
and its sparkling women, c0nsid-
cred the best dressed in the world
is prominently pictured in Marshall
..cilan 5 production, " Diplomacy, =
coming TO the Valley Theatre to
morrow and Thursday.
Blanche Sweet has six changes Of
wardrobe, with costumes ranging
from elaborate evening dress to
simple sport modes. She plays
" Dora, IN English girl of high
social position living with her moth.
q in the smart French community.
Arlettc Marchal is "'Iicka,' the
corgeously gowncd adventures. She
wears four different costumes, each
exactly adapted TO her personality.
Julia Swaync Gordon, as the Mar.
'uisc, moth"r of the heroine, wears
gowns bofitting the station of Il
dowagcr Of culture and rcfincmeut
Neil Hamilton, Earle Williams,
Gustav Won Sryffcrtit2, David MiY.
Mat Moore, and others are in tho
cast.
Imperial Valley press., 1926-10-05
SPORT NEWS SECTION

Williams and labelling him the best
prospect in the heavy division since
Jack Dempsey was bowling them
over in his pre-championship days.
Barrett states that the LecWill-
Jams fracas here will in reality be
the first bout in a series to deter.
mine who is entitled to hOnors on
the coast. It seems that Joe Water
man of Portland, is running an elm
ination tourney among the light
hcavicS and Pop wants to count the
scrap here as the Southern Califor-
MIA bid for attention in the matter
The matchmakcrs are proceeding
with caution i'll signing the baidncc
of the card. They are not hopping
in and announcing events that may
not materializc. 1t may be that,
owing to this caution, there will be
no substitutions. Tommy Shull,
lightweight, was seen doing road
work this morning and after the
shock subsided, fan remarked
Tommy may be on the card. Tommy
was coming into town from out
Scclev way so there is no truth in
the report he was walking in from
Mcxicali.
Imperial Valley press., 1926-10-05
FANS WILL HAVE
OPPORTUNITY TO
SEE WILLIAMS
Former Local Scrxpper
to Battle Harry Lee
Here Friday.

Frank "kid' Williams, who has
been under the management of
'Pop' Barrett, veteran manager
and trainer, since early in January,
and who is credited by coast critics
with having developed into the most
promising light heavyweight bat
tier on tho coast, will return here
Friday night TO perform once more
before "homo folks.
1t was in valley rings that the
Kid got his start. He came into
tho ring from lIcbor and from the
start showed promise in the manly
art. His failing was lack of abil-
itv to mix it and a propensity to ex.
hibit dumbness IN the pinches. He
will sally forth against Harry Lee
here Friday and fans are all set to
give the Kid the critical once over
to see if all these ballyhoo stories
from the. coast arc a pipe dream or
the rcat thing.
Pop has been eager to show Will.
Jams before valley, fans for some
time and he lopped at the chance to
sign for Ice. In n letter to the
Press today Pop declares the Kid
will be in the best condition of his
career. Admitting that Harry If
"Glever. hardhitting, and tough
hombrc, '1op says he viii have a
large evening in trying TO do any
thing with, the "reah lightweight
champion of the Pacific coast. y
Trayne Is Booster
There seems to he some basis for
this championship stuff that Pol
spouts, as none other than Ed
Fraync, sports editor Of the Los An.
geles Record, devoted n column re
Gently to retailing the merits OF
Imperial Valley press., 1926-10-05
NOTICE

Bishop Charles Henry Phillips
4. ". NJ. y. u. u. of Cleveland, o.,
the presiding Bishop of the Third
Episcopal District Church, viii
preach Wednesday night, Oct. 9th.
at the Coiorcd Methodist Church,
corner First aud State ST.. east side.
REV. II. c. McCLENDON, Rth.
IL Pastor
Imperial Valley press., 1926-10-05
For Renf-RecI Estate!

FOR RENT
So aces in city limits, some al
falfa.
100 acres, > miles from Ell
Centre. 100 ceres in alfalfa.
so acres old alfalfa 81. miles
from Imperial.
13 cares, / mile from FL Cen
trO.
12l@ acres. "a mile from FL
Ceutro,
LEM . AGENCY
Oregon Hotc! Building t.,t
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northeast of Brawlcy. The old
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or vegetable land in good shape TO
put in at once. 3ia miles west of
FL Centre. Mrs. Sara J.. For.
rcStcr, T.. Q, Box u, OF inquire
+, f.. Forester Rancn. 2tG
Imperial Valley press., 1926-10-05
So. California
Sporting Briefs
py United Press Leased Wire

Los ANGELES, Oct. J.-fldel La
Barba win be heavy favoritc over
Ncwsboy Brown when they enter the
ring tonight at the Vernon arena to
settle long standing argument OIL
their respective pugilistic ability.
Two wears ago the pair fought to
a draw here. Since then Fidcl has
acquired the flywcight champion
ship ana Brown through victories
over other leading flyweights has
become the outstanding contendei
for hia title.
La Barba = crown will not be at
stake tonight since both boxers will
come in over the weight limit.
Ernie Hood and Joey De Soto, fly
weights, have been signed to fight
the hcadiner on the Pasadena
Armory boxing card Thursday night.
Young Lanrho and Billy Red =
Wells. wclterwcights, will mix III
the semi final.
Joe Stcchcr, defender, and John
fts'h, thdItISfI, VIM uP ''"4ii - p
today for their bout tomorrow night
when the worlds heavyweight
wrestling championship will be at
stake at Olympic auditorium. Match
is scheduled as a two fall finish
bout.
Mrs. Van Wolvcrton turned IN a
90 over the Warren Harding Mem
orial roursc at Griffith Park ycster-
day to lead field of "A quallflers
in the Los Angeles women 5 city
golf championship.
Mrs. Roy Green with a gross score
of 81 turned in the low net score
with the aid of handicap of 10.
r If Ace Hudltins can negotiate a
change in dates for bout he has
scheduled at Madison Square garden
in New York he will be Baby Joe
, Cans opponent in the Vernon arena
on the ''cradlc fund card October
%, according to Frank kcrwin who
is handling the card.
Kcrwin is in receipt of a telegram
from Ace advising that he has sign
ed with Tex Rickard for a match on
October % but stating that i'll event
the Ncw York meeting can be post
poncd OF called off the Cans match
would delight him.
! Mike O'Conncr and Roy Gardner
are scheduled To clash THURSDAY
night in the main event of the Cut
vcr City stadium boxing program
Tho distance is eight rounds.
In the four round semi final Harry
Rritcr and Ramon Lugo mix at l2t
pounds.
All the honors customariIy re
served for the return OF 'the con
onrrmg hcro' will greet George No'
Elm. California S premier golfer and
new national amateur title holder
when he arrives here this AFTERNOON
CITY officials at the train, pa
radc featuring six bands and motor
picturc studio displays, turnover
nf tlr "kcv 10 the city y. rTHS"n'a
,,ul Of au expensive AUTOMOBILES, ano
- banquet arr among the schedule
events To acclaim the return OF th'
Do,..r boy who mado Good.
Imperial Valley press., 1926-10-05
ReIlO to Fight
In San Diego

Kid Bcllo, the hard hitting San
Diego lightweight who has been seen
in action frequently in valley rings,
has been signed to appear in the six
round semi final to the Fucnte-
cliSby bout in san Diego Friday
night. Bcllo's last fights here have
been with Tommy Shull and al
though Tommy has emerged from "A
series of scraps with slight shade
Of the honors Bello has been IDEAS
ing with some good ring work. He
will take ON Robert Rsdou, clever
Panama lightweight and critics are
lined up about 5000 as to n possible
winner.
Imperial Valley press., 1926-10-05
l.. A. o40365. T.. G.. 05siS
NOTICE FOR PUBLICATION
Department Of the Interior
Non Coal-Not withdrawn
L. s. Land Offic" At
Los Angeles, Calf.

LOS AfEcitN, NaliI-
September 25th, 1926
Notice il hereby given that Jane
/. Shea. 81 Jacumba, California,
who. ou January 10Th, 1924, made
lomcstcad cgtry 0i0365, for1crlv III
,'cutro No, 05s,i1, for NJ, NNh,
IEh Nw,l. lots 10, ll.fl2, Sec. ID
township Il Suu;a, Range = East,
/. b. Meridian has filed notice of
intention to make Communication
Proof, to establish claim to the iand
above described. before the InltcG
states Commissioner, at san Diego,
ralif,, on the lSt day of AoNcm.
bcr, 1925.
Claimant names rs witnesses:
w. Ii. Mccullough, of Jarumhl,
ralif,
Della Mccullough, of Jacumha,
ralif.
T.. o. Adams, of Jacumha, Calf,
Samuel Morrison, of Jacumba'
Calf.
b. B SMITH,
o7t-6. Register.
Imperial Valley press., 1926-10-05
w. Z. HANCOCK

$40 Main st. Phono 437
WANTED-Expericnced soda man.
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WANTED-Experienced soda girl.
Valley Drug Co. 5t2
HOUSES FOR Furnished
and mfurnished. W, f. Hancock,
546 Main st. Phone 437. 5tf
FOR SALE-Good dresser aud chif-
fonicr. 22l No. Seventh. 5t3
EXPERIENCED stcnograpbcr and
bookkecper desires position. Per-
mancnt. Ref. Phone 1874. Morn
ings. ste
LOST brown mules with halters
on, weight 1900 pounds. 9 miles
east Of Brickyard. w. l.. Dugains.
Jt3
L0ST-Tirc and rim for Ford truck.
Notify Jack 3 store. IL mile
south Mrloland. ste
FOR SALF,-23 feeder hogs. Wix-
ON. Socley. 5t5
FOR SALH-W Sewing ma
chine. Phone fs3 40 South 4th
St .Jt2
CHILDREN boarded by month or
week. 500 Hamilton. 5t6
COLLEGE man, 81 wears old. speaks
some Spanish, u years cXper-
icnce, bookkeeper, cashier, cred
tion Imperial valley. Phone Hun
ton, Calcxico. 399 5t4
LEARN AUTOS in Los Angeles.
Big demand for auto repair men
in California to serve one and
ome-half million cars now crowd
ing roads. Learn repairing in a
few months at big Los Angeles
shops and qualify for $50 to sl25
a week jobs. Free employment
service. Moncy-making Auto
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BROKERS desire sock issue or
enterprise of merit. Will consid-
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City. 5'j
RESTA L RANT waitress wanted.
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90
WANTEp-Turkcys. All ages,
Christensen Bros. Box /, El Cen
tro. :1tG
FOR REN T-FuriShed Modern, up
TO date flat, close in. Inquire 59o
Olive. Jtf
Imperial Valley press., 1926-10-05
HOLTVILLE
By Press staff COrrespOndent

HOLTNlLIE, Oct. D. - Mrs.
Bruce Griggs and Mrs. Joel Baker
were called to Pasadena Friday
morning because Of the serious i'll
ness of their father, John Foster.
Word was received Saturday noon
that Mr.. Foster had passed away.
w. \. McGahan and son Donald
spent last week end at Barrett dam
on a fishing trip.
Rev y. II. Hudson, of the Meth
odist church. is attending a confer
cncc at Pasadena. Mr.. Hudson will
return to Ioltvillc the latter part
of this week.
Mr.. and Mrs. NJ. G. Blanchard
left Saturday afternoon for Los
Angeles. Mr. Blanchard is attending
the National Bankers Association
convention which opened in that
city today.
Mrs. W. J. Stewart left Tuesday
for a few weeks visit with her
mother, Mrs. Pillotson, of Los An.
gelcs.
X. e. Starner spent last weekend
III Los Angeles, returning with Mrs.
Starncr, who has been spending the
summer at Live Oaks and Los An
gelcs.
Move to Ontario
Mr.. and Mrs. .. II. Hill and fam
lily have moved to Ontario, where
they will make their future home.
Mr. and Mrs. william CARRIER and
family returned Thursday from AN
extended visit of three months
through Arizona, Arkansas. Okla
homa and Tennessee. Mr.. and Mrs.
CARRIER visited their parents at
Jonesboro Tenn.
William lIcndry, who was in an
automobile accident about month
ago. and has been in the local hos
pital for tina, length of time, has
improved and left the hospital.
W. +. Raynor, who was seriously
injured by his ear running over
him, has been moved to hospital
in Los Angeles. He was accompan-
led by Mrs. Raynor Tbcy expect
to make their future hom" on the
! coast.
Mr.. aud Mrs. Lin Shaw have re.
turned from 4 three months vaca.
tion spent in Oregon, Washington
aud British Columbia.
Double Wedding
Rev. +. Doran of The Catholic
church officiatcd at double wed
ding Thursday, when Omcr Schccr-
binrh was united in marriage TO
Miss Mena Camille, and Isadorr d."
Bruyn took as his bride Miss Lulu
Ganillo, sister of Mcna Camille. The
, Misses Camille are natives of Ari-
/ Iona. Both Mr.. Schccrbinch and
Mr.. de Rruyn are natives of Bel
GUM, living III this country for Il
number of wears. Following the
ceremony the couples left ON hon
Cymoon, to be spent at l.oS Angeles
and coast points.
Mr.. and Mrs. George BLOSSOM Of
San Diego, visited in ri Centre Sat.
urdar, staying AZ the Barbara
Worth hotel. Sunday they visited
at thc home of Rev. and Mrs. l..
II, Blanchar, returning to .Iacumba
Sunday evening aud continued ON
10 San Diego Monday.
The American Legion post of
Iloltvillr is giving u box social nj
the Legion Home, Thursday eve
ming, Oct. = Tn" public is invited
There will be cards, dancing and Il
good time for everybody. Election
of officers will be held after sup
! per,
The members of the Baptist
Imperial Valley press., 1926-10-05
Situations Wanted

EXPERIENCED lady stcuographcr,
hookkrcprr, wants half day or
fun time position. Banking and
legal experience. Press Box ;. 4t3
Imperial Valley press., 1926-10-05

Mus>oIini has Il lot of troubles.
hut we doubt If he is bothered much
by life insurance agents.
Maine g"cS Republican again and
there are seven days in ii week.
Imperial Valley press., 1926-10-05
Arrest Youth For
Alleged Remarks

Juoaquin l.amadrid, 10 year old ~
Centre youth, faces a hearing be.
fore Judge Hcrvcv tomorrow morus
ing on charges of iuiuring the rcpu'
tntion of Miss ConSucllo EStaNillo,
by remarks he is alleged to have
made about her to mutual friends
Miss EstaNillo ,worc out a war
rant for Lamadrid 5 arrest ycstcr
day and following an appearance
before Police Jmlsr Hcrvcv the
youth was released ON his own re-
cogn2ancc TO wait the hrariug.
Miss EstavilIo charge, that Lama
Ovid usr.I hcr rJmc in Su,h q Wtr
as to affect her moral reputation.
church had q basket supper Friday
'vcning on the lawn at the home of
Rev, and Mrs. B. IT, Blauchar. \
short program WAS given.
Mr.. Robinson of Los Angeles viii
civ" Ster"opticon messages at TIA"
Baptist church Wednesday, Thurs.
day and Friday evenings at 7:&o,
Everyone is invited to attend.
Imperial Valley press., 1926-10-05

\ man in indianapolis who stole
e concrete mixer didn't need any
of its output for his head.
Imperial Valley press., 1926-10-05
PRESS CLASSIFIED SECTION
For Rent-Houses

FOR RENT-rwo room furnished
apartment with shower, $40
lights included. Mrs. Land, 7S3
Park. 25tf
FOR RENT - Several nicely rur-
nist ID and unfurnished houses.
Mrs. Land, 763 Park. 2Jtf
->GAr clean furnished apartment
for -tnt. $50 per month. 1853 Park
15tf
r'Uk kENT-Nice light room, out
side entrance. AS Wensley. Gen
tleh.an preferred. 18tf
FOR RENT-Cnfurnishe flat. 5l0
State. Phone 257J or 900. 27tf
FOR RENT-Sleeping room, private
entrance. 638 So. Sixth after 5
p. m. Phone Mrs. Mitchell, court
house. 27tf
FOR RENT-Bcdroom adjoining
bath. $50 Olive. 20tt
FOR RENT-Singic Apt. unfurnish-
ed. Will take housework for
rent. No children. Phone 782 v.
24tf
KOOM FOR Rein T-B-eakfast if
desired. 653 Hamiltcn- lift
ROOMS for rent. Men only. Pri-
vate entrance. do. bath. 73i
State st. 25tf
FOR RENT-Sing!e furnished room
for gentleman with use of ga
rage. 61S He'll. 2Stf
LENNOX Apartments and rooms,
422 Olive. Phone 124. 9t26
ROOM FOR RENT--Board if de-
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FOR kEN1-Furnished or untur-
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If you are looking Cor a pleasant
home be sure to see this one. i-th
and Holt south side high school
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ONE NICELY furnished room for
rent, board if desired. 304 South
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RooMS FOR kENT-With bath
convenient, i'll private family,
with or without board. SOL WooG-
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FOR RENT-Nice five room flat.
519 State. Phone 257J or 996.
27tf
FOR rem 1.-Two room house.
Phone 623 or STOW. 29tf
FOR RENT-Furnished apartment.
Tyler Insurance Agency. 29t6
Imperial Valley press., 1926-10-05

FOR SALE-To close an estate.
10 acres, all tha- portion Of tract
Ga, in township t3 south, range
Is east, S p. u, i'll the county
of Imperial, STAGE os California,
according to the official plan of
of the United States resurvey'
thereof, approved November I,
1908, which is included within
the exterior boundary lines Of
Lots 5, Z, 9, II, 16, IS and 20, and
the north east quarter of the
southwest quarter and the north
west quarter of the southeast
quarter of section 10 in said town
ship and range. For further in
formation write G. c. Eichenhofer
administrator of the estate of
Rosa Eichenhofer, 1888 So. Hope
Street, Los Angeles, Cal. 29t6
Imperial Valley press., 1926-10-05
Base Ball Standing

YescetGay's Results
Open date.
Imperial Valley press., 1926-10-05

WANTEp-Turkcys. All ages.
Christensen Bros. Box /, FL Cen
tro. 5tG
FOR RENT-Furuished. Modern, up
TO date flat, close in, Inquire 59o
Olive. Itf
Imperial Valley press., 1926-10-05

FOR SALEr-New stucco house.
furnished or unfurnished- J32
Sta.e, 27tf
Imperial Valley press., 1926-10-05
Wanted To Buy

W ANTED poultry of all kinds. 1882
Woodward. Phone 966 for prices.
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Imperial Valley press., 1926-10-05

EXPERIENCED drcssmakcr. Mrs.
l.. Allen. 653 Hamilton. 1871
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fall delivery. Rhode Island Reds,
Barred Rocks and White Lcghorn
quality chiy. Purebred Rhode
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MARCELLTNG J0e-Glacicr Apt.
b, Seventh and Broadway. East
side entrance 3Ot6
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iuvenation takes years from face
in one week 5 time. Absolutely
harmless, is painless, sure. Phone
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Centric. Telephone 449 after 7 p.
m Edwin Stewart, Imperial Coun-
ty Manager, 709 Park Ave. Ats
Imperial Valley press., 1926-10-05

: >,NTED-Secon0 hand f-Tuitu-e
Cali 495W. $40 Main st. 19tf
Imperial Valley press., 1926-10-05
For Sale-ReaI Estate

FOB SALff-nouse cE Wensiey
Ave. Very reasonable ter.as. Val.
ley I'"mhe- g. 26tf
Imperial Valley press., 1926-10-05

Ernie Hood and Joey De Soto, fly.
weights, have been signed to fight
the hcadliner on the Pasadena
Armory boxing card Thursday night.
Young Lancho aud Billy Red >
Wells, wclterwcights, will mix III
the semi final.
Imperial Valley press., 1926-10-05

FOR SALK-Large house, furnished
$1,5OO.O0. Owner leaving valley.
L, l.. Manning. 500 n. + ST., I'm
perial, Calf. 15tl0
Imperial Valley press., 1926-10-05

SINGLE MAN. Can milk. Wants
ranch work, with American fam
lily. Press Box 1908. lt2
Imperial Valley press., 1926-10-05

desire stock issue or
enterprise of merit. Will consid-
cr new venture or promotion by
responsible parties. Advise f;:IIy
for prompt consideration. ;;dit"
3l2. - Beaver ST.. New York
CITY. .I'J
Imperial Valley press., 1926-10-05

Joe Stcehcr, defender, and John
Pesck, challenger, wind up training
today for their bout tomorrow night
when the worlds heavyweight
wrestling championship will be at
stake n, Olympic auditorium. Match
is scheduled as two fall finish
bout.
Imperial Valley press., 1926-10-05

K FSTA [ RANT waitrr>s wanted.
Apply l75 Broadway Phone 80.
-"
Imperial Valley press., 1926-10-05
Special Notices
Mrs. KATE E. OLDHAM
Insurance of All Kinds

646 Main Street Phone 437
New Britain herald., 1926-11-22
Social for Father Clabby
 In Tabs Hall Tonight

Rev. Raymond J. Clabby Of Waterbury, who was recently re- moved from St. Mary's church. this city. will take formal farewell of his former parishioners at social to be held in his honor tonight in the Y. Nj. T. A. & B. society hall. Father Clabby labored among the people of St. Mary's church for five years and during that time acted as principal of St. Mary's school.
 He will be presented with purs- as a gift from the members of the parish. A special collection was taken up at the church yesterday morning for this purpose. The senior choir of the church under the direction of Organist John J. Crean, will furnish a musical pro- gram and a program of speeches will be given.
 Father Clabby Is now a member of the staff of clergy at St. Francis church. Waterbury.
New Britain herald., 1926-11-22
Paid Football Bet by
 Riding on COW-Catchel

New London, Nov. 22 Rl-Riding the cow-catcher of a football special 10 pay a football bet lost on the Crimson, two Harvard undergradu- atcs. o. 4. Spaulding and E. w.. Marshall of Boston, were picked from their perilous perch by Head quarters Trainmaster William S. Carr when the train arrived in this city Saturday night, it became known to- day. BlaclSened and grimy from coal dust and nearly frozen from their exposure, the men who were well off financially, were taken to the office of Captain William Akelley of the local railroad police. No arrests were made, but Headquarters Trainmaster Carr gave them severe reprimand, q chance to wash up and obtain q square meal. then put them aboard a coach of the last football special en route for Boston. Local railway officials were assured by the Harvard men that future bets would entail no similar escapades.