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Evening star., 1926-12-05
KIWANIS AIDS CHILDREN.
Work to Be Carried on Under Four
Divisions.

CHICAGO. December R).-The
work of kiwanis international in be-
half of vnderprivileged children will
be carried on under four divisions
hereafter, members of the executive
council were told yesterday.
Kiwanis clubs will extend aid and
training to the children for whom
they become responsible on mat
ters physical, moral, spiritual and
financial.
The conference is being attended
hy the % district governors elect of
the organization, who will take
office January /.
Evening star., 1926-12-05
|Ss 81

Shielding. to be effective. must
be good electrically as well as
mechanically. Good shielding
produces an efficiency per stage
impossiblc in an improperly
shielded receiver. Good shielding
gives greater dmplifcdtion, great.
er volume and truS undistorted
melody.
Evening star., 1926-12-05

There is an old superstition that
nine holly leaves tied in handker-
chief with nine knots and placed under
the pillow on Christmas night will
cause the sleeper to dream of his or
her future wife or husha nd.
Evening star., 1926-12-05
Radio ReIls Travel Fast.

Radio broadcasting is giving listen
ers lessons in physics as we'll as en-
tertaining them. according to a letter
received at station WIZ, The writer
said that he lives on the upper floor
of one of New York's tall apartment
buildings, and with the windows open
he hears the bells of the carlton at
Evening star., 1926-12-05

The grand climacteric Is the sixty
third year of life. supposed to he a
very critical period. because it is a
multiple of the sacred numbers Z
and 9.
Imperial Valley press., 1926-08-25

ever placed Oh The grand Jury hst
is that Of Frank Weed o. Caiexico
and he wa. ou!v chosen fer the 1926
gf..a jury. lie challenged Mark
Rose aud Congressman Swing to
luuvr the fuIslty of his statement.
+ lie denied my attenipt to control
the irrigation district board of d..
r.ciorS. us charged by Congressman
Swing. stating that rs Judge of the
superior court hc kept out of all ir-
irigatia district elect ions and main-
t,afu,d hands off" policy.
Referring - SWING : accusation
tl.- he ,ConkIngI had cudeavored
80 na1, lim Indicted hv the federal
.r.u3 mrv, ~ agai1 made denial,
stating tAat IL, had absolutely moth
ir. .a J. with the g.nd jury turn
.n- over TIE matter to the federal
graul jury. Nor did he think that
gr,~>.uau Swing ever attempted
.a Gp ANYTHING dishonest in this
connection the judge said lie de-
...rra II 10 De his opinion that
~vt,e w.s ignorant OF the law pro.
Hi|.'..g r. -.r,~-W.u fr#m taking
...~ .ar ra#ariH@ before govern
m,ut bodies u.-u HE Senator
A.'.'...se~. rui~eae. ot Montana.
Discussing the Sou-in-law
.,.re. u.a, -aia~. him. judge
enlf.a- declared th#t he and Har-
r., Iea.,n n.e- aiways pursued iu
Grn,raeu; way. citing rs proof o&
Til, statement tHat Horton support.
go Ut2es fer district attorne,. fovr
,,..S a.1. ,sh.c y, ltag.,..Ge. ~.
n.r.ad Charles +. Scott lie ae
.'.r, ,fc l,ane~t n.hnto that his
been paid 10 Linn : the attitude Of
.'.pe.I Cor#ty I:wveaS Who rcH..
i. .sse,. into t'. ~.@rf j3 try eases
.,H. Harry ". H.rr.a a> oppoSiu.
..rsr.s-. ''r.e .'togaey> KNOWN.
,rat ttay N.u 4.r ~un"re d".i
from linn. - have t'icd to hrra~
!. uu. JuI-. C,uktia4 said. ""'.'
.tr n.~Tr- ..ft rst lc' wa. drcl;..
i.r tae. ar. satisfied 'hat | W
ao' he i.fu,9rai ~ any relation
shin ea Nr Horton. ! >o'netus"-
tA.s .ir. delight .n >rr'"g l.8
ura him ~ adverse a-ri@ion as
49,. H.e. dome OIL severed orra>'on-.
This attitude - 'lr Iawrors i t.r
h.,. lsaef ot tv iatsgrltv. -
I1 closing t.. r.uarNS JUdg
yerA... charged '1s. lo.Qey cn'.
ar-al l.. the American CoascrH:
.ou at. a~t,n~ih,y eor the matt
-a:..i.e. a: r.scutt.ge, ar Wash
n-.m. is being u-.t IN th" raw
'a.-r as..-t him. =. declared
...r ~. ,-..a Is ..t ..". ~eT.n-
.rI..aa ill., ~ -. ao.~.sla ~
}!...'- ta.,.
..H....-. - .'ra-> r."ltc3 -
.....- 81. ...#.a.- =. '.'.
t-,..r "a#.- 'at .gl1=s 81.
-. '..a.u5.a. 'a.eenr"'.p@ r.
a.sv - r +. H#t lis ,le,r bosses win
+ -u ~. -urH condition VII r-.-.
:. ie.-..I N#5t.v.
Imperial Valley press., 1926-08-25
Tourist Party
Visits Valley

TWENTY-FIVE members of the
Reeve : educational tour party ar
rived by way Of the san Diego and
Arizona railway in FL Centre this
morning. from the east.
t. :. Vance, Illinois Central rail
road official, is in charge of the
party which is composed Of resi-.
dents Of North and South Carolina,
Alabama, Tennessee, Georgia and
Louisiana. who started at Birming
ham. Alabama. for their vacation
tour, primarily for educational pur,
poses.
They have visited New Orleans,
san Anronio, Fl pu>o, and Jmrcz,
and Stonpcd here erroutc to san pi-
ego. Most of the tourists have n"v-
tr hcru west before and are highly
enthusiastic about the trip
1--WE have some Of the prcttiest
girls Of The southern states with
~. Vance declared this morning,
and those Of Ia" urnup thn' fillrI
thc Hotel Barbara Worth hobby bore
out his statement.
The party viii stay togcthrs until
thoy reach san Francisco, ~hcu thoy
will part to visit friends cor points
of scenic interest.
Naacc callcd This the "cicau up -
fopr. One hundred and seventy i've
were IN u similar party which went
through here in june The p'e<"n,
rarty iaeludc~ Iho>r who were IN.
able to come Il, that time. He ~.
nlaiurd that thcv m" having a Won
lcrtul rnac hocaJ>" Of th' small
rarlr.
I've ecrfajply changed me op.n
jon or Imperial \al!ry. Nmor
al. W" all bayr rNpcr'"d it :"
T.. very warm. Whv, had a ~.s'c,
ia#1au living hca. a trw years a."
ard she said il wa. uub.arahlr.
E1r.yuna from here does .aF HAT,
yoa LaaW. ~ always advise,
tourist Ia .to.d II, aud "r tea j.
.o~t PLEASANT. vi "a a'l '"n'd.
i unusually Good
The party iii 81 90 m hah
.4.tt, aua delighted w.th th'.r av
IL 'hr valIrY.
Imperial Valley press., 1926-08-25
THOUSANDS PAY
HONOR TO ACTOR
(Contiuea from page y

prosperous looking matrons from mp.
pe. Manhattan and the Bronx; tour
SIS from ont of town-not one left
flowers or othtr tribute.
To meet the situation this ire
mcudous outpouring has created. it
was announced that Valentino 5
body would continue 70 rest III state
daily from 9 n N. until midnight
az - and including Sunday.
Funeral Monday
Oh M~dav morning al 10 clock
HE funeral procession. which Is rN-
r,r.rl to include 500 automobiles
filled with friends. actors and 9th
.rr>. Will molc down Broadway to
ut. Malaehi's church. known a~ "th"
actors ,hurch' for services. Then
the body will go to a receiving vault
to await final burial, plans for which
~t.lJ are to hr perfected.
There viii be I'm escort of ~
ru.u. cvrlc police fer thr taa"rai
procession: a,rplaucS VIII drop flow
crs from the skies.
The man who came here Is an
nnr!l.ran, Italian gardener and
WHO died when bat - VARS old, VIII
ac huried with the pomP Of princes.
LOS ANGELES. Aog. 25.-i!eavi'T
1cilcd. and dressed IL black sain
aa.pr. Fo,a Ngqri l.fr he Southern
Pacific station h,.r - l2:"l F.. IA.
today aboard rho GoId," s'"'r
limited for New York.
The actress a.i attend ne funeral
services in Ne, York Monday o'
Eudolph Valentino, her tiauca, and
II u,.mitird. vii return her lover $
b,Gv - Uul.ysood for banjaL
Mis- <,4rf WIS attended by "
taam-d nurse and hrr personal Nr"
.r-arl. kathcriur Hr.nmar. 81"
aa- acrompaoled rn tte station hv
Ir. aaa Mr~. Charles Evton, "l'
Marion Da> les, movie ."c'rr~>.
Tar star appeared Worn and pale
showing clearly tHr e1fent~ of th"
a,.,ou~ rrar.iou which taGowr't
news If N:Irutiro's dea,t
Imperial Valley press., 1926-08-25
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PERSON AIS


p. u. Ua'oerv. W. 7. Wos+or.
r..... ~. IT,. l.. ~'..r., .., ~ r.
... F. ',.-aa d.. t-s.ro.-.
-r-. IE..r- E.-.- fat r..@-..i
t... ~. a .H. .a.-.'... ,.s..
..'. ..~ ,..e.'- a.- relatives at
"A 'l.-. s.: Los Angeles.
N.. ~. NJ. =. u. We. of
.'. lr2..a. ,.r. visiting t5.udS
+. IT C.a--,.
". T. 4ralaaov LIS rea-rcd
'.aa 'a-a weeks vaca-.ou >r.4r in
A'raHaa. Texas, with his wiz aud
parents. IL reports that VI Ma
t,.,r +, mu.h ia.nr.r.I and VII re-
.rrv - the valley tl.~ fail and
>uead TIE winter .~ ri ,a'r..
'ar-a'a bae.-. ot NH'.~t I,..fd.
-.'.e N.a. was ia J.. Cen'ra his
ar.ng.
i. e. Joh.-aa, who is IN Lo> An
,o..- ID q t.,-ae-, trip. is expected
70 return 70 Fl Ccu.ro tomorrow.
AIRS, 4r kerr, 81 OaIehona
n. 1hltAhH.@. .~ E-~a. .-.- n. ne
sal.e".
Ha,-@ B.-I ia, returned - 'hc
r.,.-r after a# ,Xtra5eH vacation
~.c.r WIN relatives iH OElahoa..
Wnitraj Peck j, down from ia
.aMla for q few days on be~unss
aud 10 visit friends.
Mrs. Gcor9e White Of IIoltri'lc,
WAS in town til, moraing ou BUSH
..~~.
pr. apa Mrs. Forest f. Kotz and
"r-. T.. g. Nrpl"y have retained
:ram four weeks vacation spent
r Redwood. Nanrruvor, Nirtoria,
Portland, Seattle and othor coast
, points.
EDp0 Haas +, In FL C4tao for
,'a ..v FROM OM.wild.
-. ~ il,la}o ot CaleX;ro we a
-.. H H. Centrp yesterday.
Imperial Valley press., 1926-08-25
CONKLLNG- G-UTLEY
REPLY TO SWING
Confined from Page y


organ. which he charged is sponsor
Cd by Mark Rose, had failed to show
That J. :. Larew, candidate for su-
perior Judge, has ever done any.
thing TO help the, Swiug-Iohnson bin
and he questioned The legal ability
Of A. g. Finncv, another candidate,
whom he declared has never filed q
legal action in the state.
He denounced. rs m cN-sorvice
man, Elmer W. Heads claim for
support on the ground that he was
in service during the world war. de-
clarirg that IIcald is thereby yiola-
ing the cardinal principle Of tho
American Legion ana other ey-
gcrviccmcn 5 organizations. He also
charged llea}d with unfairuces a"H
or~sport emarShip in making Saeh
claims. iuaSmuch aS the district at.
torney. crippled since early child
hood. had no possible chance 10 =
into tho war.
49, Utley Outlines Du,:es
district Attorney Ttlev I'M open
ing ms address, outlined the duties
Of his office. on tie civil and crimj-
nal sidcs. and declared he had lived
up m his promise made four years
ago, 10 enforce al the lawS an the
time. lie had kept this pledge. he
sid. Of uo- taking any ou->id" prae-
tice while in office. though the law
did not require that. Since assHm-
ing~effice. he stated, lie aided in
paSsTrg . law. requiring district a
tornevs throughout the state t. g,ve
Imperial Valley press., 1926-08-25
Officers Quell Row-Drrutv

ifs Mcclellan and Harold oillctt
were called upon TO intervene in "a
domestic difficulty yesterday follow
ing receipt Of Il call from the Mt.
Signal district. They went 10 the
ranch Of ". Coghlqn and piac ID
Coghlau under ernest on complaint
Of HI, wife. She charged that lie
b,cam" outraged during an ar@n-
mcnt aud struck her several times
\ formal complaint charging bat
tr.Y ~as 20 be- ~ign"d by her TO-
Imperial Valley press., 1926-08-25
ra,,ias Swing CHARGE

lie denied f|a,IN that b." Or the
grad iurv hai saa4" mv attcnpt
TO have tie fe|eraI grand iarv Ia
dirt tlc congressman for taking =
fee after rrpre,e'.;ial the district
before Tie federal power com"i-
sion on the Grand application. The
fact that Swing took the fee was
discovered X the grand iary whi'a
iuvestigating irr'o"tion district ~
renditures. IL said and rs the local
bo1r ha3 no jurisdiction cvor the
ma'ter. IT, yeas referred 10 Il" fed
cral grand .ury far investigation.
Imperial Valley press., 1926-08-25
Fire Destroys
Old Mission
Nv ruit-h p-.~s ."n.ed " II"

StN DIEGO c.1. Nrs. -. .t'i."
faaay a#.cI He h-'ef.r ".j ri
.or a' >an'" f~ah,.. turl -.
supports and Sent II. @nt.,"' NH1r.
- .,',e crashing to 'lc aa"n... .ai
DESTROYED the hour> ot = Hsm',r ol
udiu~ in Arkansas valley nearby.
~esr.' Euutrrd arr,, have hesu
es.4rd oerr b. tbr te--" ''tea#
2.tra "ar hours dot.o1 s.. ,t'art.
81 .arae force ~ :te'ft- I'o
f,aa,, ftet tte t.Hnes f.. 't".r
.s., .d i w~ feared la.' aa.. q
mad G,e.'oca ~ b,,u aWr'I 81
aoou ~. Flames "r,r h,..,'.D a..,r
..rt,u1.
Imperial Valley press., 1926-08-25
A. Cincinnati

Naw Yor- Gul 100 oo0
Cincinnati 0oo ooo ioo-l f.
NcOui!lan and Florence; Mays
and IIareravc, Picinirh.
Imperial Valley press., 1926-08-25
At Chica go

PHILADELPHIA ool 0lo o0o-2 .
Chicago 100 "lo loN-@ .
t;r.-uu anl Wilson's; Jones and
Gonzales.
Imperial Valley press., 1926-08-25

BrooElyn Too Gl0 COO
Pj-+,ur.-. loo o'o oo"- u
}cGraw and Dchcrrv: Adridgo.
b.,l. Morrison aDI Smith, ,iaa,t.
Imperial Valley press., 1926-08-25

b,'ru'' 600 - bo" ~ J
Boston t'A 0ol eII--"
Stone. Uag,s arl Ia->.cr: Harris
H.--." N..l.s and B.srlott.
Imperial Valley press., 1926-08-25
De0te4 Hand PicEire

To .ae -ia-.- wa1a '~ Congress-
..cn Swing Fiat -. 1923 arF 1924
-r."l .Hr.e- u-e-" composed ~ hand
.'rkss m.-, rH-n-ad fo the SWING
.3p'nSaa h."' .la judge .,eE e.@"5
N--l. Pose rr ''e -aa-.e.-m.a ,.
ra.ao 'aa Heu "'a ;.rr. o.na~ef 20
-1o i... H. .er'aret r.'v G-5 ra-
dare a' 1ofara tio ieur'o r. rlo
rs .-r cities and .aac -'c.~ t~,lor
~.'.zo.- H Il. grand Jury hn.r"
-u.-,- - - IL l.-L
Imperial Valley press., 1926-08-25
Mr. Pose Shae+

Rca2'a- '.e charge I'm -ae Mark
Ro,. -t..' ''a- F. haI placed C,c---
e~ -i5n. ... ..e .r..3 inrr.
~. 0a..,l eo..a.-..s'.v rha, ha had
o-.. uae-i AH.aa'S gamo on any
-.an4 jury l Df HE o,,or aamos
"oH.'r'.. FL II. ar.i-'" h- daeI r.1
tie r. ra whose Ha.sv he lai
Imperial Valley press., 1926-08-25
At Boston

fr.r.' Camct
g.'r.i: 2fi U+l lto-Ii +. y
Boston oeH ESQ 10 =
= Gibson aud Aan.uh; "hg .".',
H,.u.eh Ler@grcn, IrtsE3r"-
EI--,n ar1 Gystu..
Imperial Valley press., 1926-08-25

bur no reference was made to an7
possible m1ictmcnt,
In ,>n5airing Attorney Harry ".
Horton Is ,uuu.,..o .oa with cle grand
.iu.5. rry >aid th' Horton had
been appointed hy tam following a
d,mam fer such appoiutmeui Toy
the grand jury. lie lttlevN was
unable 10 give the grand iury the
time they required, because cf tine
large anuuut Of criminal cases hc
was haoG.ir@. au5 ndcr the Ia" HE
grand jury na~ entitled to aSi, to'
the Su., ices Of aa ='torurs. The
grand jury d~," arp resolution
asking THAI; ilot,an ha aapojn'"i,
U.Ecy s.... "d p. complied with
,l,1 wishes.
Ii. declared j.. toll Horton - gel
~ .He hot..m ~ things aDj cul
ONCE a.a f., .). thy coac-ovcr~"
over .asi-s'iu a.>-si.t ,N",nd.-
mrc>.
Tar H.su' a...n,v @'~a donnie ,
III. r.>-4r .5... amy @...1 Ial. ~.
ro,. lu ... >-a- te Wa~..a-;..
1,tog. !. M.~ t.,' with '.r. r.a''T
c'.rz her. - H.sJ'.r ~ I.,..a
rcrarG.
ConEHug Makes Jen.ai
.Ha-a CcHsH.-. his e'a'IHr
o.:taHe"t declare. .s.' '4e e'"rgy
.t Ha.a.nEef.#e grand i.e5e, va
t.a.es." chaH1, tNrt ~, teen n"ds
against h.H u this campaign, an3
that H. Wou3' ~-:at iH d" a.nv'#g
# a~ Il Downright. m.ruA .Hj he
declared that Con Gsa->mta >"irg
hnca-i' WIS =of tst--Haeu Ie ma5e
Tine congressman L. >.ia. whom
'1- tgeu,r ,ga- superior judge, hr'n
.,' r. fom..a', the i..r~ upGnr
which the -raI ar.y> ..c chosen.
Each ~urcr.,- Judge r'sc.S - Eawr~
I'D boN and fro" -Hr>" - the
r.".,a .Irra draws 80 names. These
..o go f",a -anw.a.t - .sar- al-t
their 'anc~ me- a-a.n r,ae~5 i' =
hnE From #5lrh HE e.nHtt. .r',r,
a...uv 20 Ha.ras. .a# .a-.. '.'',r
r.lanl~r the 4fHt i4-v.
"Tae .na .a.v 'aa o'Iv
check .hr people h... oa '.o r>.
.,,4a.tE-,~ ut 'l- Iasr.r::f In.-a#
t;ua district. I'll, Judge >f=l. ...N3
ruu,r ot-ies-s 14a.mG oat}
AaEc ao. oue }H. >.reIal .AaeE> on
t'ra. arG + i tA,ayter- ~. fair
r. tie &i.'ri,, directors Sd. H-sa ''e
-ra#f a" eayA fA-. ye.~a".-
rlr,e
t. lie rl.-aa ..a. g. l.4 '..
l."te. tie l9-t -.aa' ia... .N#-.
C,9.tiH- .o.Hts-. or -a.' ~. e....
jury = eva. wears r. a...ra'.t -.
''. ..'... ~ g.,...#.sr ~. .'..
F" e.' Ns.s +" 'a ..-
5ersr-r.g'' N.. tn
taa, - lad ,.ae-.. ~ l4.+ 4~:
.urF - win fan.., ri '..a opposed
So 'ac ~w'. --.go.le# h.. WIS -
.....ear- Judge C.'a 81 ~l-a aL..
an5 l." e..ateu- '..-as.
~wia1. Msrh r.. ar#.nyoa. e-. -
qa-,..a. '." Integrity at r.1za Co'o
h..ase -'.a as.''. i"'re..I f..'#
~ aHa -psaaa ~ -. 7.2. a-..1
'.r~. ae,- t.'..'.a '.t
D.. 'a .a'. " ...- ~ ,... ... .
,n- ..r;-.- .- - te..--~ ..-- - ....,~.
e.. al'r'veH- ,r .aea..-'aa. y r
..".. +" t...t. Ir 3a| ..t. .,r
liz. ,.-.. - ....:a.. l.- .H-
-- = T.. .......' ar .-a
his office.
~. H..-a... an u.%.- e..
eiare. ... ...' .- a' .....-- r
''o l.-- -,.at .-.-. . Ca -rc-,
l..n SWIM. ..~- a-- 'rv.
who. i" ,.a'" -.. r'.r.a. -..
indigo s,-.~-a.l.
Imperial Valley press., 1926-08-25

Last wouth ".5 rnI.:d~ o. i.r"
stock Ua.. .hon,.d trru Na,'lf.
'aaho.
Imperial Valley press., 1926-08-25
BOX SCORES
AMERICAN
At New YORK

,iir>t Game
Cleveland c1I cnp 49, g = &
<.v York o1o oue onU - &
IIie aal SesrcDI; 10 ihe@,~
I-.<'.l ei ~arcNrlI.
Imperial Valley press., 1926-08-25
cftca 90 - Phi,ldelpni.
S.. Louis at Washingtin

Pos rlac3. rain.
Imperial Valley press., 1926-08-25
ii their time to official duties

ali their time 10 official duties
lie reviewed the action in the
alien land law cases. declaring that
Imperial Comfy was the f,rst conn
Try to take up tHe~, cases. ana was
prevented fsom yarrvHg them
I through To convictions only because
1 the supreme court made IN adverse
ruling while the causes were pend
ing.
! Referring TO his a5tifH3c ON the
/ Swing-iohusou hiIt he asserted hr
has never opposed il. and stated no
/ had written Iot'ere to congressman
urging them to suunort il and had
n1So given letters Of Introduction to
Influential congressman Ia Cong
rc>~man SWING Nh Head. Mark
Rose and others who bod a>kcl him
for them. hy reason for his two
ycarS residence At the capjta'.
lie described the duties of the
graml Jury. declaring L is the 5u-r
~ that rr1v a. con 'nrt jorcsfira-
'ian> Of a4 Hu''.a officers h:D!lin@
whlir funds lie declared me law
70 q. '|H#. ...-
Irrigation district aNnoNlirase> wer9
iHCgal ana 'sr SO I'D tie 1raa. ny
after r'rv asEc3 lis advice
Pe.d,ns fron copies q 5i,rr'e'
varr.'r~ he r"raoE'e0 sowc az TIE
c>f #r3''ure~ w.Ia 1r Ner', Ho>4.
=. " croe- Elmer ". TasN md
Tla y. Sp.iHa. a'et aerlared 'h"m -
h,a- orr Tie .>--rf-. .r 'be 1'23
orera iav -t:f tA,v weee arHa.-
linz.
"Tlo dr~fr,r. contributed over
5000 go tte Eou}aer Dam Ao>oyia-
r,oa IN perlo1 ~ a f,w months
T.'e~ >aa3. ''am Coagr, ,>>maa
swing got soma - tbi~ money It
Tie ra-r Of So Il Gav for delivering
loc-or"> on tlc ucre>~itv of passing
the Swiua-JehrsnH biM These lea-
lures Were delivered Whila congress
was no. ina session hat il wa> part a.
SWING 3a'y a> q congressman =
lrln III hi!l ANS tuar lc roJ'2.
without ANY paw Other tlaa his -
arv a~ 81 rol 1rr>~maa.
Imperial Valley press., 1926-08-25

You know what il
means. isn't extra
money in a salary raise or
q large income that you
enjoy s. much. 1t is the
achievement Of which the
money is the evidence, and
you get the kick from
that.
SO IL is with "Union
OIL" with Union Oil di-
rec,ors and empioyes.
Imperial Valley press., 1926-08-25
Cleceiand at New York
RATIONAL.
A. PITT nurgh

>oro, game postponed, rain.
Imperial Valley press., 1926-08-25

they war.; to make hct;cr s:sol..
better oil, to safety / natural tcs:rc to
wcr!', achieve. aarYa,c, suctceI, !or it IS
s;inniy h4mla . Do ;Aa,.
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again think Of non, deto-
mating Union Gasoline ,.,d
non carbonizins Western
ARISTO Motor Oil as
anything else bus ir-:tasc-
Iy human things.
And you would be, as
we are, so naturally and
logically rr.judiced in
favor of ,iem that you
would use them always In
ycuc cac thereafter.
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[ here's This E'Hun1an
Side'' To Gasoline
and OIL
1ery human hinkherc the West-to Union NJ
Getcratrg Gasoline and Aro Motor OIL And believe
You'll be Interested in

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6o'. check up very accurately on miic-
~ or on costs. You simply get zen
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Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1926-06-26
NATIONAL HOME

Officer of the day, Capt. George
A Derby.
Mr.. and Mrs W. A. Cloutier mo-
torcd Friday TO Portland for brief
call on relatives.
Samuel NJ. Bragg has returned
from few days visit with relatives
in Bangor.
Charles Boothby Of Wiscasset, late
U. s. Navy. has reported for re-
admission.
Reuben \. Burnet. OF LINN, late
Co. r, 46. L. S. Inf, has reported for
admission.
All World War veterans who are to
go to Three Mile Pond will meet at
headquarters at p. NJ. Saturday 10
take autos. Transportation and sun
per are free.
The following have been granted
passes. Arthur Cote TO Saco. Frank
Distie to Boston, and Errick Nord-
strand to CharlestoWn.'
Religious services at the Home
hapel SUNDAY will ne held as fol-
lows: Mass and sermon by Rev. FIR.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1926-06-26
By Beck

Mclaughlin at $50 And Protestant
services by Chaplain \. j. Hayes AZ
1915. The children will also put on
a Chiidren's Day. program at this
time.
Charles F. Wellman. late Co. G. 4,
Me. Inf, has arrived from St. Cloud,
Fla. for re-adIpission.
The sunday baseball game will be
with the Lewiston league team and
will be called at go standard time.
Mrs. Gould wishes all who have
parts in the Childrens' Day program
to he at the Home chapel at 3 p. NJ.
Saturday for the final rehearsal.
Mrs. Royal Foster and sons, Al
bert and Ralph and Mrs. HANNAH
White of East Machias and Miss
Christine Foster a teacher in the
public schools Of Hartford, Conn.
have returned to East Machias after
short visit with Mr.. and Mrs. Ralph
Lizotte.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1926-06-26

There was continuous program of
fun in order including baseball. dane
ing, shore dinner, picnic lunch and
clam digging.
This event, an annual affair. marks
the closing Of the East Winthrop
school and the firth year of faithful
service by Mrs. Alice Irish, who by
the way, will attend the summer
course in Normal Training at Cas-
tine, and has already signed a con-
tract to continue the work at East
Winthrop. This is a matter of great
satisfaction to both parents and
pupils. for during the years of Mrs.
lrish's work at East Winthrop she
has endeared herself to everyone. be-
ing every ready to promote evry in
trest for immunity betterment and
is faithful to the last degree. The
lest wishes of Mrs. Irish's many
friends will go with her as she per-
sues her summer course and be ready
to welcome her back to hire work
among us in the fall There were 10
in the party.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1926-06-26
WINTHROP

RATIO Bonardi and daughter. Miss
grIerine, who have been guests of
Ann onardIs niece, Miss Louise
ma left yesterday for Lewiston.
MY Will also visit In Berlin, \. H.,
O arote. returning to their home In
panas 1Vonne Coulombe is holding q
dav recital at the Town Hall Mon
Nsh, evening for Miss Katherine
viii 'o and Miss Esther Smith. They
snso,oe assisted by Miss Thelma
Is rsssai as soloist, and Rose Abelli
N.Y. public is cordially invited.
Reed frank Tappen and Mrs. Edith
serb. VINO have been guests of Miss
asbosaa hudson, have returned to At
srsSee following pupils in the Fifth
lot at the Grammar school have
tsns D ne absent during the year:
tr ana SSisson, Rose Abelli. Helen Fos-
m Miiton Thomas.
~ subject Of the sermon at the
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1926-06-26

Conversational church Sunday morn
no will be Come, Let Us Reason
roSsether" and will he by Rev. Johh-
.on A Haines, who is supplying our
;',ar the summer. sunday School VIII
he held at the usual hour ~
Masters York and Frances Ed
,,ards were visitors in Augusta
Thursday. ohL .+,ondcd
oraduating exercises at Edward
Ii..,s High school in Auburn, Thurs
Ll..A evenins. Mr.. Webb's cousins the
Misses Eleanor and jeanette RECORD q,
wers members OF the sraoua' ins
class.