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Imperial Valley press., 1926-11-16
OF
TRAFFIC TICKETS
BREAKS RECORD

More traffic tickets have been
issued in the last week than in any
previous month S histc~y Of traffic
work IN Imperial county. a"cordip :
10 report from the count, traffic
of5ige, but instead OF raisIn. re-
mons'faarc from the motoring pub,
lie, The latter seem to like it.
The traffic tickets which have
proved popuia" with autoists cites
them 10 appear before Judge ]. VI.
Fun tomorrow night At the Red
VIM Pavilion, Brawle%, wh.n the
traffic cops viii hold their benefit
tall.
Proceeds Of tho dance. as explain.
cd in yesterday $ Press, will hr used
+ start 4 fund to assist police of
ficers injured in the line of duty.
= Baii, for those who have been
given tickets, is set at $50.
Drivers who have shown II tend.
eneN 70 forget when near boulc.
ward stop, have been glad to accept
"iie oI inc popular red tickets from
ono of The traffic cops, instead Of
fh" little whit" ono that mems au-
lcafance III Il sur" enough court.
derry Jenkins and his Tuxedo
Iunestcrs have been obtained to act
as "jnly' 10 hear the eases that
viii br brought to court tomorrow
night.
HI" traffic cops are surely
pleased with the way the public has
responded for this danca,' Captain
oswalt Of the state traffic squad
said this morning, not only be.
cause We want them to have a good
time, bat We also believe that being
our guests, they will get new
angle on The traffic cop and will
como 10 the conclusion that he is
pretty much a human being after
all.
Imperial Valley press., 1926-11-16
SPORT NEWS SECTION

, was first choice Of the Tournament
Of roses committee, and i'll the con
tract with Alabama it is provided
that the Dixie school waive its
rights to represent the east if Brown
accepts the invitation. But BrowE
1t Was said, has already unofficial.
refused TO play in the cast-wcst en-
counter Brown, 10 years ago, was
the first eastern university 10 send
football team to the Pacific coast
for the New Year 5 day classic. The
odstc.l eleven, at that time. was de.
fcatcd by Washington State. J / to D..
Both Undefeated
NOtrc Dame is the only other east
crn team that has figured in the
carly discussions Of Officials arrang-
ing he east west gamr. But The
knuto Rocknc eleven already has
an engagement scheduled with
Southern California University here
on Eaccmbcr t. Southern California
raaks nest to Stanford among the
Pacific coast teams, if not as good,
and this game in itself will be as
Important. from II natiQnal angle. as
the Rose Bowl classic.
Both Alabama aud Stanford, the
chosen cicvcns for the New Years
daV tilt, have been undcfeatcd this
. season. Alabama has ecorgia to
overcome before laying claim to an
other southern championship, ami
Stanford must defeat ITS ancient en-
cmy. California. next Saturday, II
be assured Of the west coast title.
Only miraculous reversal Of
form can tdu the trick Tor CaIifor-
MIA against Stanford, as the Golden
Bear has lost every big gamn thus
far this season.
Alabama is regarded by Tourna
mcnt of Roses Officials rs one Of the
best boN office bets III the country.
The Dixie eleven scored Il 20 to -
victory over the powerful Washing
ton eleven in last ycar's east-wcst
classic, and Pacific coast fans are
anxious 10 see Alabama trimmed by
4 western team.
Stanford, with the willy Pop
warner a me Ntllu, dHu one pl t4t'
strongest teams in year, is being
counted on to return the national
football title to the far west.
Aside from southern California 5
victory over Penn state, i to ,, in
~. H. west ha, not van the inter
seasiaHal classic since lie California
- #yeadpr eleven overwhelmed
Gu.o static Ina 1927 by Il score of
- 10 j.
E..n pma v". ;Lc l915 2am"
f.au ~taat,id, - to lo an3 in 1928,
Washington and the nay hattied lo
i. II - II ti.. IN 10 California
md Washington ami jefferson
falatt u -rorclc,s lie and III 1920
Harvard defeated Oregon, : 10 +.
Imperial Valley press., 1926-11-16
ALL L-AMERICAN
FOOTBALL TEAM
STICKS EXPERTS
Wealth of Good Material
Makes Recognition More
Difficult Than Ever.
BY HENRY l.. FARRELL
United Press Staff Corresponden.

|
NEW YORK, Noy. l6.-Thcre ar,
only eleven positions on a football
team and there can be only ] play
crS on an AlI.Amcrican team.
And therein comes again, as =
great Seaaon approaches the finish,
the battle 10 pick from hundreds Of
great football players, the less than
Il dozen stars VINO cHh be given foot
ball 5 greatest citation.
There are ends, tackles, guards
c"nters and backs all over Il national
grldiron who are great football play
crs but the creates; of them may be
ON small teams who have rot had the
good fortune to get the spotlight Of
publicity.
Hotrc Dame, after bcating the
Army last Saturday, looked t. be
The greatest team III the country and
for that reason ii might be advanced
that Notre Dame 5 team should be
thc All American team.
But there are so many good play
ors on the Notrc Dame squad that
Mr. Knutr Bocknc himself might
not be able to pick an aIl-Notrc
Dame team for 1926.
There are, however, three pos.
tions on tho all-Amcriran team this
year that seem to be cinchcd.
Three Are Certainties
BoeriHgef Of N0trc Dame. certainly
in the all Amcriran ccntcr; Born Of
the Army, certainly is an aIl-Amori-
can end; and Bah" Connaughton of
Georgetown certainly is an at
American guard.
They are only three but out
outstanding cnds are Born. Ncodisch
and MaWcIl % Notrc Dame; Broda
Of Brown; Flora and Oostcrbaafi OF
Michigan; Thaycr Of Pennsylvania:
Iiauson of Syracuse; Hubbard OF
Geneva ami Nasscl of Illinois.
The tackles atr I.a,>mau, OF NrV
York Uniyersity; RaskoWi of OHe
State: EDDY and WickhorSt Of the
Navy; Saunders and Sprague of tue
Amy; Hal," Of Pennsylvania and
Nclson OF Iowa.
Ranking guards are Couaaa1htan,
Hess. Ohio STATE; S-ugham. T⁣
cook, Washington; Cart", Cornell,
Mayer. Hoffe Dame; Shively. Hi
nois, and Farbeg Of Brown.
There AZ 4 flock of great quar-
tcrbacls, including couuors Of NeH
York University; C#ulEius, Prince
ton; Doolcy, Dar;muutA; Baker,
Northwc tern; Guttormscn, Washing
ton; Friedman, Michigan; Randall,
Browns; A'mqIist, Minnesota and
O O'Kocfr, Marquette.
Bocriugcr. Notrc bnmo; BstIcr OF
PENNSYLVANIA and DAILY of the Army
are r1a"ing ecntcrs.
Among he flock Of star backs are
Karow, Ohio State; Madden, Colum
bia: Niag.e, Princeton; Murrcl,
Army; Hamilton, Navy; Mischcl,
Brown; heny. Montana; kaar,
southern Califomil; Stevens, Mary
land; Jocsting, Minnesota; Gustaf
Sou. NortbWrtcru; Wilson, LaFay-
cttc: Nydqhi Minnesota, and Lane,
nsr mouth.
Imperial Valley press., 1926-11-16
Auto Racer Loses
Pretty Actress
II, United Press Leased Wire

HOLLYWOOD, Nov. l6.-Harlan
Gengl"r, automobile racing driver,
has Won new laurcls Oh the speed
WAYS Of ia" east. but while doing so
he lost his race for the hand of
Shirley Mason. pretty film actress,
in IL west.
henglcr has returned to New
York after brief visit to Holly
woof To court Shirley, and the ac-
tfcSS now admits that their engage
meht first announced long ago, has
been broken off.
GcngIcr has returned TO NcY
expected they would be married soon
aud Shirley confirmed the wedding
plans this summer, but it 5 all off
now. she says.
The actress gave no reason for her
change Of heart.
Imperial Valley press., 1926-11-16
SWEETWATER TO T
PLAY CENTRAL
HERE SATURDAY
Local Team Will Ia ckle
Champions of San Di-
ego County.

Central Union 5 oham@iou foot
ball team, which won tn. first
round OF the Im?erIal Valley Inter
scholastic Lcagnc schedule, VIII
face stiff opposition next Saturday
vh"n it meets the %Woctwatcl Tn
;on high school elayrn, chanp lions
ct san Diego county.
S'woctwatcr has been playing a
great game all season a1i is con
sidcrcd ono Of the strongest high
school teams in Southern California.
in going NJ against them, Coach
Armstrong realizes that his m"n will
nav" TO pla| every minut" 30 win,
and strenuous practice i, the rule
af Central this week.
IN order 10 get the Swrcf~ater
outfit over berc. the local team has
had to 20 to considerable expense
for transportation and io"idcntals,
making It Imperative that a rood
sized crowd be ct haud auAf sat
urday TO help ont Oh the financial
end
"P,nny' Richmond. "rjnky"
Loud, llcyb Norris Ernio %andcrs
and other Ioyal followers Of the 10
cal team are using thoir spar" mo
mcnts this week t. stir up cuthusi-
a,m among tho business mcu.
y big crowd for this game is
Hory Important Than having II big
crowd when two valley teams
play, - Richmond said today.
when We play HrawIcv, CalrXieo
ot IIoItrili", it IS Il family affair,
La IN tie rrc-ca, instance the foot
hall p"bWcss Of the valley is at
stake, and thai is something that
should inspire he loyalty Of every
aaI.rN' rDotor. hope the people of
T. C"ntro VIII realize that II is w
20 them 10 show the coast folks
;hat We are bcbinl our team 100
frr cent and viii back them To the
limit.
The Editor Of Ttc Press adds
his efforts to those q Penny. -
Central ha, come through in fine
style this year and the boys have
played gpoJ football. They are 4
tinn bunch and dezefyo the full sup
pos, of everyone VINO likes clean
port. Central has played hard and
clean, winning its football games
~ the 9ridiroa aad not in tn, pa
prrS or b. tcchniealities
We ur2" .oeal residents to make
th"ir plans now So that they can be
nj at -ar game Saturday. ready 10
root hard for Ceatgat AID hclr our
t.ys show the coast eleven that
tt.% cannot c,ua in here and grab
=. q game without u fight. This
j, time for lie family to stick
together.
Imperial Valley press., 1926-11-16
THEA

Ana .iran 4jr's aavo boc,m,
couatcs,o~ and durhcssr. through
marrying tami-a uoblrmcn. but in
The trcUH vf Lirs pola Ncgri
t-rpmc, q queen who ends up BY
wedding q iisaaa.o Noung American
,invct saIcmau, IN order TO rule
l.. t'nv cottage
.ljS play come, 10 She pal4co to-
wrto'e ul4ht ouIv as the fcatl,r
g.. t'j. Ni"at aul every Wcduo,
@a. f.ilnHig@, iaanv vamahl" pril-
- vii! hr @jNan atydv 80 IN, ldcl;~
patrons OF thie li.tr.
rola S. HuoEiuy r2Samhlaucr .
'h" missing Queen Of t.uv nation
/. m"l" th, basis of an intrigue b.
Noah Etc.v, aa pAilc cabinet win.
i>'y~. II rGes to eslahlish h,r as
.Hicr willie bc makes tho millions
to, h,mscIf, Not knowing of this
r''""i"~ matitc, Size @4rrrs t. thr
IAN, ohcs.'I with The idea Of free
.i,' " nation f'om tie expressions
ct Is dirt9lo~
tuInrt N~o> is Miss Nogr,' d, lop1-
.a. nan iIn is tle husky Voting.
>tu,c. vao nu~ucs ms qrc, or
h}o acros, the seas, ba1aadiug many
dvn2r# io her behalf.
"tir CrnAn If ias' J,a~ povee
.a} s.Ho.tne laid in America a,
veil - 'H picturesque foreign soft
..s%>. i' vas diac,te4 by Dmitrl
'.rcAo"r,>ki the stof. is ga orig
i"" tr"U .tc pru ot Ernest Nai}a.
- f'm'GS Hungarian Playwright
Imperial Valley press., 1926-11-16
: 7 7 II n
SUMMONS
In the Superior Court of the State
OF California, in and for the
County Of Imperial
JESSE T. NAWTER, Plaintiff


CHARLES Y. GOIN, ADA NJ.
COIN, His Wife, J.. !. REDMAN.
J. 4. McCANN, JOHN DOE,
JANE DOE, RICHARD ROE,
and MARY ROE, Defendants.
The People of the state of Cali.
fornla Send Greeting to Charles V.
@oln, Ada NJ. Coin, His Wife, L..
j. Redman, !. Il. McCann, John Doe.
Jane Doc, Richard Roc and Mary
Roe, Defendants.
You Are Hereby Directed TO APP
pear and answer the Complaint IN
an action entitled as above, brought
against You in tn" Superior Court
Of the County Of Imperial, State of
'alltornla within ten days after the
service on YOU of this Summons --
If served within this county; or
within thirty days il served else.
where.
Ani Nou are hereby notified that
unless YOU appear and answer rs
above required, the said Plaintiff
VIII take Judgment for amy money
or damages demanded in the COM
PIaht, as arising upon contract, or
Ee will apply to the Court for any
other relief demanded in the Com
paint.
Given under my hand and the seal
of the Superior Court Of the Coun-
~ of Imperial, state of California,
this 2Sth day Of September, 1926. &.
G. G. MOUSSEAU, Clerk.
BY G. Z. Harrison, Deputy Clerk.
0SEAL)
IIirkroN 4 Trudc. Attorneys for
Plaintiff.
\ . l6 % 80 u II II 3s
Imperial Valley press., 1926-11-16
IKE TEAM TO
PLAY STANFORD
| new YEARS DAY
Puthern Champions to
Play for Second Con-
secutive Year on Coast
by United Press Lensed Wire
BY LINCOLN QYARBERG

nitcd Press Staff Correspondent
Los ANGELES, Soy. lG. Ala.
|na univcrsity's championship,
|tbaIl eleven Will again represent
east in the annual post sea son ia
sectional classic at the Pasadena
|c Bowl on New Years day, it AZ.
red today. stanford, only undc-
fed Pacific Coast conference
|m, is almost certain to be the
ftern opponent.
Chc Tournament Of Roses commit.
which stages annual event, has
adv signed a contract with the
thcrn university, il was learned
|ly. Stanford was expected to
formal invitation to the Ala
ia eleven this week, 4 formality
dent to the preliminary arrange
is for the Ncw Year s day bat
rown UniNcrsity's s unbcatrn team
Imperial Valley press., 1926-11-16
TODAY'S WANT ADS,

, FOR SALEl-35O lbs. year Old
lettuce seed at $3.50 per ID. Paci-
fic Southwest Trust and Savings
Bank. 9eod If
FOR SALE}-Thc best paying small
rooming house in FL Centre. Win
consider home up to four thousand
as part payment. See owner at
755 Orange. tues thur sat #
FOR EENT-F'urnishcd rooms. All
new beds. 643 Olive. 16tf
WAAT to make Xmas money? Can
YOU sc1' Inquire Press Box 882.
1913
HOUSE TOR RENT Phone 570W
or G23. 16tf
FOR RENT-Room with bath. Call
before 9 Il. IN. or after p. M.
6l4 Olive st. l6tf
FOR SALE-(iaragc, l6x22. Metal
lath and plaster exterior. New
roof. To move at once. Price $3.50
cash. Nogt Service Station, Fifth
and Broadway. Inquire Collins
Wrecking Go. 270 No. 18th. Phone
572. loft
FOR EXCHANGE-46 acres finest
and most highly improved, fully
equipped for dairy in Chino val
ley, want 100 most highly inn
proved, best located IN Imperial
valley. Give complete and full
description of your property or
no attention paid. No brokers.
Address l.. Tarbcll, Ontario, Cal.
l6ts
STRONG, vigorous chicks that arc
easy to raise. Reds and Rocks SIT
per hundred. White Lcghorns $15.
Order from your dealer or direct
from Ell Centre Hatchery. Phone
60. I6t6
FOR SALE-Threc electric steam
radiators. These machines were
purchased through the Southern
Sierras Power Company two years
ago and are in good condition.
Will sci! for onc-fcurth original
cosr. Phone 534J. 16t3
FOR SALE-Loosc alfalfa, balcd,
mixed, y mile south Of Brighton
ON Imperial Ave. Crcssey. 16t2
LOST-Near Fourth and Main,
lady's maroon coat, trimmed with
black fur. Return Press office.
16t33
OFFICE space FOR rent. Inquire
1876 North Fifth St. 16tc
WOOD FOR SALE--2 m'lls west
of AIct;,bc. Green $ Eanch. 5000
ttr It ranch l6t24
ADDRESS enrcCpcs at home in
or Ssasc tin.c. F"ln SIS to SO
wtel:it Experience unnecessary.
Weather Y Go, - Quincy St,
Dept. 209, Ci,'tago. 16tl
N.rE SLEEPING rooms for rent.
Single or double. Mrs. Miller, 304
South Eighth. 1916
Imperial Valley press., 1926-11-16
Special Notices

MARCELL1NG-o0c. Glacier Apts.
Eastside entrance, Seventh and
Broadway. Phone 779J. 3tf
WANTED-Dry stock Of all kinds.
Across from Highway Date ranch,
Richter. 1912
WANTED-Dry stock to pasture.
6. G. Hussey, Secley. 13t12
EXPERIENCED dressmaking, plain
sewing, re-altering. All sewing
guaranteed. Mrs. Warren and
Mrs. Stirman. IA Holt. l1t6
Imperial Valley press., 1926-11-16
So. California
Sporting Briefs
u, United Press Leased Wire

H. United Press Leased Wire
LoS ANGELES. Noy, 1t. Paul
3,rl..rarl former light heavyweight
Champion ot the world. has agreed
t.. box II three round exhibition bout
al ;bs Nam St~rot Athletic club
next Monday night for II" Los An
gcIes NcV>boy's Thanksgiving din
lrr.
Tie appearance viii mark Rcr
l"vaarl', ti,st since hc lost his
title =. Jack Delaney.
Herlcnhach is in Los Angeles
bultirg uu weight preparatory TO
n.iHgnip4 east as - contender toy
the hcaNyvcight title.
par1 nr llatc, who storal tech
meal lDockolt over Paul pcmNkv
at the Hollywood stadium last Fri
dav, has ,acd to meet MuehT Gala
han. holder Of the world 5 junior
veltcrueight title at Vernon, NoN.
~
rGc ii 'myc viii be 10 rounds,
The weight li3.
.4eb ThomP>on, Ioft TO-DAY for
E'siuorc "hcrr he viii do his train
my for his 10 round main event with
Temm . 'sr,tn "a, the Olympic
c]ub = week from tonight.
JMmy Londos and Paul Jones.
lrNyNoights. who meet III the
mair event or tie Olympic wroSt tlug
ta.I rn1rov p.eh' iapfesed off
.p'r Ht... i'Hia '.'l h' f.
to.td e>c 'lr Young IrNa".
Imperial Valley press., 1926-11-16
Livestock Market

Los ANGELES, Nor. H. caiIo:
Receipt, 600 active, steady to
strou-; huik steers S.Go; bulky sh,
,.ct 5.50-6."5; hulk ca'Nc, ,.00-9.u0
Hogs: Receipts 1000, gpucraUy
ajcndN; top II. >5; nlh 1860 1850.
Sheep: Receipts l5o; labs lo.oo.
lj,Vo; cWc, G.uo-Go0.
Imperial Valley press., 1926-11-16
THE WEATHER

Los Angelc5 and Vicinity. - Fair
weather with moderate Temperature"
tonight and "Wednesday.
Southern California.-Fair tonight
and Wednesdays; continued mild.
Imperial Valley press., 1926-11-16
Athletic Bowl
TO Be Built In
San Francisco
By tinted rrcs, Leased Wir.

SAN FRANCISCO, NOV. Is.
~till in somewhat of au cmoWna.
stage, p'an, for construction &C ON,
Of tho largest athjctjc stadimas on
the Pacific coast are goiuU forward
aridN here, backed hy mmerou,
civic o}ranuation, aud tentatively
>ru.oNrd hv the city of san FfHa.
clS,o.
TIE proposed stadium would sent
log.oDY person, and Vo"id cover az
.roNinatcly - acres of city owned
property. Il would be located in tho
old mission district of san Fran
cisco.
Nn engineering ropon roceat,t
baNucJ down gave Wpu1ai o5 the
contemplated site, which has Il big
uill as If, center Uhc rput"y of the
Lii would We cNcavatrl uaIyr pres
lat plans, until only the rtu rcnwia
ed around the big wtjfjcioj ooVl
Saa Fcauct,co s present atbl,,i.
fields seat no more thqu 10000.
Imperial Valley press., 1926-11-16
Situations W 0nted

MAN DE NN\ mM wlfe want work
ENp.ulraj hlml 4ib Aorses !.
f. uorh. lIoU~r TT, .lj Com
merriaj 12tt
Imperial Valley press., 1926-11-16
Wanted To guy

WANTED poultry ot al kinds. 1882
Woodward. Phane 96' for prices
TT
y AHFED--Secolt maud f-Tuitn-e
f4H tp5N SO Nair - io's
NANrbD Hcrti,izcr. Any place
wi-bin - miles OF El Ceutro. Call
SCI Brighton or T.. O. Box SOL
3tf
WANTED-To huy d good alfalfa
ranch ON contract. ITO acres or
more. Wm. A. kms. llIl7 Mo
die-ha Ave. Lyuwund, Calif.
lots
Imperial Valley press., 1926-11-16
L0si and F ound

LOST-White greyhound dog. Name
Perro. Return Carl Locher. Duke
Johnson ranch, l mile east Whit
ing crossing. 13ts
LOST-Police dog, female puppy,
3l2 months old, dark and gray.
Answers to name Rudy, Reward
800. j, A. Silva, Chlberg ranch,
north Of Brawlev, north bank-o
New river. l5t3
Imperial Valley press., 1926-11-16
PRESS CLASSIFIED SECTION
For Rent-Houses

FOR NHNT--Bcdroom aGjoining
hath $50 O,;xe. 20tf
rOk kkNI-olngIe furnished room
for gentleman with use of ga
rage. Gl8 Hell. 29tf
FOR KENT-Ir"nt room il com,
Portable home. 665 He'll. 2tt
nuInL 4.OlD.1 WOOD. Rooms ana
apartments. Sixth aud Icil. ST
MISSION apartments nave few
vacancies. Reasonable rates. Cor
ncr Sixth ana Commercial. 1@tf
rOK BhAT--Do4ole room. 704
State. 22tf
>hAr clean furnlSned apaitmeui
for ent. $50 psr month 7G3 Part
15tf
LnAoA>r tmptshed Ipom TOR
rent. 7j3 State. 27tf
FOR RENT--one apartment and
one sleeping room. 724 Holt. 27tf
FOR REN1-N1cely furnished
rooms, hot water. Mrs. Watson,
755 Orange Ave. 29tf
FOR RENT-FurnIshed front room.
adjoining bath. Gentleman prefer
red. 735 Olive. 28tf
FOR RENT-F'urmshcd apartment.
Park View Apis. Phone 237W.
6tf
FOR RENT-Boom in private home.
J67 Woodward Ave. 9tf
FOR RENT-t'urn1shed five room
house. 451 hamilton. 12t3
FOR RENT-Room. Also Fox Ter
rior pup for sale. 630 Brighton.
1853
tUR khNI--R Rom for >. Also
roo II for |. Hot bath and shower.
247 Hamilton Ave. 1Jt6
FOR RENT-Small apartment.
bath and rot water. Also sleep.
ing rooms for mon iii CONNER
cial. lJt3
FOR RENT-Ncwly furnished
rooms. Al SO. Fifth. 15tf
FOR RENT-Room adjoining bath.
Also room with slcopin. porch.
764 Olive. 15t.
FOR RENT : Apartment. 52@
Brighton. l5t5
FOR RENT-Rooms and apartment.
5l3 Brighton. I5t6
Imperial Valley press., 1926-11-16

Tchama county had an carly har
vest of fine pruncs this year bu; the
dried peach crop was cut heavily by
hnil ON MAY 1
Imperial Valley press., 1926-11-16
HOUSE FOR SALE

) rooms, bath and large
screen porch. Cash or
Terms, See owner. 12S
Holt Ave. 1874
The Washington times. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1902-1939, 1926-04-02
10000 caste
VISITORS DUE !.

Approximately 1900 vtsitin &
school students, and as many Of
their elders, will be in Washington
during the Easter periodical is,
from today to within two or three
DAYS after Easter according to the
estimates OF G. 2. LaVigne, OF the
washington Convention Bureau, and
Walter v. Shipley, assistant general
passenger agent of the Baltimore
and Ohio Railroad.
The rush of tourists already has
begun, they say, and virtually all
OF the twenty-seven hotels affiliated
with the bureau and many OF the
boarding and rooming houses listed
for tourist accommodating already
have made as many advance book
ings as possible.
The tourists, particularly the
students, come from many States,
some Of them from as FAR West as
Illinois, Mr.. LaVigne' said. All the
railroads are running special en-
cursions.
In addition to the lure Of the
Easter holiday period. the fact that
cherry blossom time" along the
Potomac is approaching also draws
bureau manager added.
''It should be of interest to mer-
chants, hotel men, sightseeing COM
panies and, in fact, practically
every lire or business in Washing.
ton to know what this volume of
travel means to Washington bust
ness" Mr.. Shipley said.
For example, the average stay
In washington I'd three days per
person, or the equivalent of $4,000
persons for one day.
Each OF these individuals will
spend in hotels, sightseeing, souve-
Mrs and through various other
channels an average Of $12 per per-
son per day, which means that. due
to the travel created through the
efforts of the Baltimore and Ohio
Railroad, there has been brought
to Washington new business to the
extent of over $500 .OO0."
The Washington times. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1902-1939, 1926-04-02
WOMAN
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napoIis, Nd was endeavoring to
show the court that Faga's con-
duct had been out Of the ordinary
before his alleged desertion from
Annapolis last fall. He asked Major
Wirgman what he knew Of the
woman from Detroit.
Wirgn1an replied that he knew
Faga was interested In her, and
was about to give the wonarl's
name when stopped BY objections
from Lucien H. VandOreil, Fasa's
counsel.
Yesterday It was testified that a
Miss Cecilia M. Bashew. OF North
Franklin Street, Philadelphia, i'm
dorsed cashed check for 800,
drawn by, Faga on q bank at
Annapolis. The check was later
returned because or insufficient
funds and charged to Miss Bashew's
account.
This was during the period as
the young officers alleged deserti0n:
In spite .of the fact that these
two young women have been mem
toned in connection with Faga's
disappearance, the trial has brought
out no information that would dis