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Imperial Valley press., 1926-09-22
SPORT NEWS SECTION

camp since his arrival in Jos Angc-
les and is confidcnt he can stop the
winning streak INDUCED in by the
Tucson boy.
Return Fight Popular
Local fans are showing lot Of
interest in the second main event Of
the card, featuring the popular Tom
my Shldl in return match with
Tony (Kid) kopccks The Kid gave
Tommy all the battle he wanted in
'hcir last meeting and emerged with
Il draw. in his daily workouts at
the arena Tommy seems stronger
and in better condition than he has
formerly in the first kopccks
meeting Tommy seemed to tire easily
and Vt was this that allowed Tony to
battle him to the even verdict. Fans
hcrcabouts believe the red head will
take his younger and less experience
cd opponent Friday.
kid Ontario and Young Kid Mex
are all set TO cHhihit some fire works
in thc feature prcjm. They have
signed to 90 four rounds but Il kavo
either WAY is u possibility in this
affair. Andrew Brooks Is being
figured to win over Kid Lefty in
the curtain raiser, likewise schcdul.
cd fo9 four rounds.
Imperial Valley press., 1926-09-22
CALLAHAN TAKES
WORLDS TITLE
FROM MITCHELL

Los ANGELES, Sept. -. .Mushy
! Callahan, local Jewish ncwSboy, is
NOW the junior wcltcrwcight cham
piou Of the world
MuNhv acquired the new title aud
a $1,000 diamond studded belt that
goes with il when he walked all
over Myrou II. "Pinkry" Mitchell
in the tru round hcadliucr at Yer
non.
Callahan won bv wide margin
| taking seven of the lo rounds.
Mitchell was down twice for no
count, the last knockdown coming
in the eighth when MuShy crossed
q right Ia the chin and sent the for
mrr champion sprawling on the can
va.
Mitchell WAS game but hi, blows
larl"d steam. He looked tired aud
drawn when hr entered thc ring,
probably weakened by the driving
ont process he was forced TO 90
through to make the weight,
The fight MAS Callahan : all the
WAY aft"r the third when the urW-
boy found a way to got through
Mitchell 5 long arms.
I'm the semi vipdup, Nick Anton.
10 after going down Cor count Of
uioc in the first round came back
aud q few seconds later knocked on,
NpWg IcGovcrr.
Imperial Valley press., 1926-09-22
So. California
Sporting Briefs
by United Press Leased Wire


Los ANGELES, Sept. 22.-Suit.
able hcadlincrS are being sought by
Frank kcrwjn, managing director
for the boxing card to be presented
October 10 at Olympic auditorium at
the first annual "cradle fund show.
The card presented jointly by the
Breakfast club and American lie.
gion Post No. 2j4 will divide profits
with the babies home now maintain.
cd by the :" Big SISTERS league"
Bill Hess, head coach at Loyola
college announced today the signing
Of contracts for game with Arizona
state college to be played on the
LGYola gridiron November 6.
The promising young scrapper
meets the polished veteran Friday
in Hollywood American Legion
stadium when the up and. coming
Jackie Fields tanglcs with Hoppe
over the 10 round route.
Hoppe, because of his greater cx
prriencc and because Of his recent
victories over Charley Rosen and
Gcorgic Gordon will probably rule a
faVoritc.
In the windup Eddie Diggin.
meets Sailor Rect
Imperial Valley press., 1926-09-22
NOTICE OF SALE

>oIrn Is hereby given that OF
uo Fourth day Of Oc:ohcr 1926, at
.c. -. u., az the Yuma Quarantine
~'rou at Yuma Ari2ona the fol
l"uU. ,a,, that have been taken
.r 1rI moi redeemed, will bc sold al
lua'j Auctions:
rori Touring. oklahoma Lie
rne-. No. I52 lf2. Engine No
l"H''"' TourN jo June s., 1926
..e ti.un.
J l.4 io"r.. $50 i.rru,c I'm
2mc >'o. l59~ilL Taken in, Feb
' storage 1'o.o0
Chevrolet Touring. SO License.
Enswr So. 'l9"I5. Taken iu Feb
- lo.G. Storage $1,000.
I Dodge Touring. Arizona Lie.
u,o 50. 6-5@lo. Engine 40.
296oGG. Fakcn iu, March >, 1926.
Storage $1,000
said sale will be- held to satisfy
their charges for storage, and the
cost of publication OF this notice
ANA cost Of sale,
Dated sept. -. l926.
YUMA QUARANTINE STATION.
Sept 41tlo.
Imperial Valley press., 1926-09-22
Watching the
Score Board
BY United Press Leased Wire

Yesterday : hr.o-W",tn Hoy Of
the Ncw York Yankees. who lid
the Chicago White SoX t. two hts
and gave the Yanks Il 4rca. claim
TO the pcnnant by a II to o Win.
\ :om ran rally IN the ci4lth
inning at the "opens, ot pitcher
Bill SLellcl gave the HrcokiTn
Robins a IL victory over thc
aspiring St. Louis Cards.
The Boston Braves took their
third straight game from the c1arg
ing cincinnati Reds i-c, Knocking
Pete Douohuc from the slab in the
fifth when they garnared thrc"
runs.
The Phillica took run off hi
of Lee Meadows aud defeated the
Pirates : to > - Williams made
hi, 18th home run of the year.
The Giants won ) to > when 'Ic
Chicago cubs went weak a. the
plate and Joe Kclly's error cut
short possible rglly in the SOY
cnth,
George Ublr, Cleveland pitcher,
held The Boston Red SoH to four
hits and took his nth victory 6
t. |.
The Philadelphia Athlctirn took
II hits to make three runs and
beat the Detroit Tigers, ; to >, tax
ing two out of three OF the srrics.
The Senators took l. hits off
Falk. Nangildcr and Ballou and
won the third straight game from
81. Louis Browns II to Is.
Imperial Valley press., 1926-09-22
Tyler Insurance Agency

)|E Mann St ,'hOUr 600
FOR RENT-4IIousc in rear. three
rooms, $1,000. Owner on premises
few days only. 657 Holt. 22t3
ADDRESS cards at home. Profitable
work with pay in advance.
Everything furnished Writo i'm
mediatcly, enclosing stamp. The
Society Press, Desk 62S, kausos
city Kansas 22t1
LOol-Black leather grlp. Noti.F
H. II. Hopkins, 45j2 |apc Mav
ST, Ocean Beach. Calf. 22t2
WANrGhD Work in af,prnooa -
Orange. ?2t4
fOR SALE-5o Il. j. Rel layioI
hens and pullcts. Also several
good Il. !. Red roosters. Peerless
Hatchery, ! milo cast, . mics
north of Scclcy. 22t2
ROOM for rent. ~ Hroadwav.
22t5
LAUNDRY done. Men S preferred.
TT Broadway. 22t1
WANTED-Work by the day o.
hour, by a reliable white woman.
Box 1889, FL Centre. 22t3
FOR SALE-Very modern six room
house, breakfast nook, hardwood
floors, garage, beautiful yard.
Reasonable price. Owner leaving
valley. 55S Adams. Phone 1856.
22tG
FOX RHNT-Modcrn five room
home, electrically arranged, double
garage. so per month. Telephone
1l3 or 1O6, Imperial. 2-t2
FOR EXCHANGE-,A1 10, near
Hoitvilc and FL Ccrtr2 city, for
e+~o'.cd Gairv ranch. Press Box
1907. 22tf
FOR l. NT-Storcrpom, Inquire
lis south Fifth $. -
Imperial Valley press., 1926-09-22
NOTICE OF ESTRAY

one Holstein hcifor about |.
m.or)s old. Brand AR on right hip
t. lr solid October 9th for dam
ae,.. Cogaln, Eauch, 81 mile south
Mesquite school house.
SILNI BfST,
IS 22 - q 6 Imperial, Cal
Imperial Valley press., 1926-09-22
OREGON'S FIRST WHIPPET
RACES SCHEDULED TO-DAY
Hy tnitcd Press Leased Wire

EUGENE, Ore. Sept. 22-Orc-
CON 5 first whippct races were schcd-
ulrd as part of today 5 opening pro.
gram in the annual Lane county
fair.
Between - aud 80 dogs were rcg,
istcrcd for entry in The races through
which dog fanciers hope the sport
may become established in this state.
The only whippct dog owner in
oregon at this time is d. l. Clough,
president Of the Portland Kcnncl
club,
Three grand prizes were Offered
thu winners OF today S events, ne
first being a cash purse Of $500.
Imperial Valley press., 1926-09-22
Lost and Found

LOST OR STOLEN-Sunday. Silver
gray German police dog, 3even
months, wearing collar with name
Karl. Also owners name, j. A..
Bowers, Box 81, FL Centre. Phone
$50 or deliver llS So. Fifth St.
7tf
Imperial Valley press., 1926-09-22
COAST LEAGUE
Yes Ierday's Results

Los Angeles Ill, Oakland 40.
san Francisco ., Sacramento |.
MiN>iou.ScattIc, postponed, teams
travelling.
Hollywood Portland, postponed
teams travelling.
Imperial Valley press., 1926-09-22
PRESS CLASSIFIED SECTION
For Rent-Houses

FOR RENT-fwo room furnished
apartment with shower, $50
lights included. Mrs. Land, 753
Park. 25tt
Furnished Cottages
Now Ready
w. ], STONE
500 Euclid Phol 387
FOR RENT = Several nicely fur
nist ID and unfurnished houses.
Mrs, Land, Ts3 Park. 2Jtf
FOR RENT Newly FURNISHED
three room apartment, 640 Adams
21tt
NEAT clean furnished apartment
for rent. $50 per month. 763 Park
15tf
ROOM FOR RENT-S31 Olive.
Phone 209M. Tito
FOR RENT-,Nice light room, out
side entrance. 4i5 Wcnslcy Gen,
ticman preferred. I3tf
ROOM FOR l;r.AT-To 2autIeman.
Private entrance. 752 Orange.
15.5
FOR hENT-t'ront room adjoining
bath. Gentleman preferred. 735
Olive. 20tt
FOR RENT--Bedroom adjoining
bath. $50 Olive. 20tt
ROOMS FOR RENT-Witu u wltd.
out board. $40 Brighton. 2Qt6
FOR RENT-F'ivc room house, neat
and clean, nice yard. $35 per mo.
1011 Holt. 21t3
FURNISHED rooms and apart
ments. I'll Commercial. Phone
25lJ. 21t5
FOR RENT-One five room apart
mont furnished or unfurnishcd.
Also two room house. Phone 623
or STOW. 21tf
FOR RENT-Front room adjoining
bath. 76l Commercial Pits
FOR RENT-Newly furnished roon.
adjoining bath. Hot and cold VI
ter. $50 Olive. Phone 1891. 20t3
, FOR RENT-Nico apartmcnt 81
! Brighton. 20t4
FOR HFNT-Room with sleeping
| porch for two men. 7Gf Olive.
! 20t&
/ LARGE Furnished house for rent.
Apply at sec Vine St. 2l'a
FOR RENTING apartments one
{ sleeping room. Apply T24 Holt
Ave. 20tG
/ ROOM FOR RENT-Brcaktas il
desired. 653 Hamilton. l1,t
! FOR RENT-Close in. We'll furnish
ed room with large sleeping porch
/ for two gentlemen. Quiet, private
quarters. Reasonable. 5S3 Brigt-
ton. ST.
TWO room tent house for rent,
partly furnished. 1913 State, Stt
LENNON Apartments and rooms
422 Olive. Phone 124. 9t26
! ROOM FOR RENT-Board if de.
sired. 81 Brighton. loft
FOR RENT--Furnishcd apartments.
4lS SO. Eighth. 15t12
! ROOMS FOR RENT-With bath
convenient, in private family,
with or without board, 551 Woo,
ward Ave. lStf
! FOR RENT-Furnishcd cottugc. 764
Commcrciai 1874
FOR RENT-r'urnishcd apis. go
| Orange st. ISti
Imperial Valley press., 1926-09-22
Base Bail Standing
NATIONAL LEAGUE
esterday's Results

Philadelphia :, Pittsburgh >.
Boston /. Cincinnati 0.
New York ), Chicago >.
Brooklyn !, st. Louis ..
Imperial Valley press., 1926-09-22
Situations Wanted

WANTED-,Work by practical nurse
or will take care OF children and
do light house work. Boz l56, III
Centre, Calf. 17t5
Imperial Valley press., 1926-09-22
FOR RENT
New Bungalows
Built In Features
COLONIAL COURT
739 Olive
Phone 261J. Mrs. Green
tues thurs sat -
Wanted To Bu,

WANTED poultry Of all kinds. 1gs4
Woodward. Phone 966 for prices.
7tf
~ IED--SecOhC hant f-IuIturt.
Cali 495W. $40 Main st. 1881
WANTED-To buy 30Oo share, of
"Julian 5 Western Lead, - Al.
dress BoX 143, Cnlrviro. 3or
WANTED-To buy or TO rent
chicken farm near to FL Centre.
Must be reasonably priced. Apply
$40 Main, FL ccutro. 2of6
Imperial Valley press., 1926-09-22
For Rent-ReGi Estate

FOR RENT-W aurc6 experienced
gardener to farm 90 to 50 acres
. miles southeast of Seoity. Cash
or share croD. Address z. J
Storms. Box S24, Sceley. 3ltf
FOR RENT-Lettucc planter. G. G.
Iussev, mites south OF Seclev.
15t6
FOR RENT
50 Acres in city limits, some al.
falfa.
100 acres, miles from Ell
Centre, 100 acres IN alfalfa.
50 acres oil alfalfa 2ll2 miles
from Imperial.
Is cares, / nile from e. Ctu-
tr0.
l2's acros, Il mile from FL
Cortro.
LEN ) AGENCY
oregon Hotcl Building 12ti
r0B RENY-Qn shares for veg
tables 50 acres Is miles northwest
of vi Cyutro. Al, rioved. 402 \.
Washington, Whittier, Calf, 1%tf
FOE 4f'NT-4o acre, OF m1alf#,
foaccd and equipped for dairy.
Mrl"laud district Apply at once
t. 6. L. iii, @29 Nevada St, ri
Moute, Cat cots
FOR RENT-6l acres, mostly in
alfalfa, some suitable for vcGr-
tables. Very reasonable t. right
party. Ideal place for small dairy
p. O. Box 202, Imperial. 21t3
Imperial Valley press., 1926-09-22
Miscellaneous
For Sale

oA EdAN
PIANO FOR SALE OK rent. SIS
Broadway. Phone 2l8. 2Itf
FOR SALE OR RENT-Fine team
heavy farm, horses. Inquire Press
office. Aft
FOX SALE - Old newspapers at
Press office. 1tf
fUL- "a ALE--5U0 Marsh Seedless
grapefi dit. sec Eureka lemons. Il.
ii. Hunter, Sar Dieg,, Rte. 4, Box
479, Nursery, Lemon Gro - lytf
%OK SALE-Pldgeons, White King
and Red Carous. 764 Vine St
1871
WICKER Eai., buggy TO- sale
cheap. Jn1u.rr 7&1 Park. 2it3
FOR SALE-Whitc Rotary Sewing
machine. Bargain. 1872 Olive, Apt.
9. 21t3
FOR SALE-Saddlc horse suitable
for school children. Inquire Press
office. 4tf
FOR SALE-'Two wheel trailer, one
ton capacity, good for live stock
er ona bale cotton hauling. Trailer
can be s"cH at jack Wilson Ga
rage at Scclcy. Mike Licbert.
2ltf
FOR Electric Washing Ma.
chine, five chairs, three burner
oil stove. 1l3 Hamilton, Phone
3S6W. mon sat
FOR SALE-seed barley Earl
Nencill. Phone 9y7M3. $50
, FOR SALE-Head cor. so re"
ton at ranch. Waiter G:Ccbli
milo east, !. south Acocia school.
2ot5
. BAEGAIN-'24 Ford Coupe, ball
oons, Duco, extras. Make offer.
422 Olive. 1876
{ |OR SALE-Soft drink and cigar
! stand, well located, fast growing
town. Connected with dance hall.
! Next 10 postoffice. Inquire 500
South Seventh St. toto
FOR SALE-Frisidairc, used only 80
days. VIII scu at discount. In,
/ quirc Fcigidairc, 651 Main St. +!
Centre. l3tlU
FOR SALE-Ten or fifteen first
class dairy COWS. Fifty to cioos
from. n. ). Mccain, p. miles
west, IL. miles south Secley.
I-tIO
/ HEBER second Land store. Goods
bought and sold. T. X. Cheser,
$40
Observation-Disclosures. Takes guess
work out Of roofing Phone 25lW,
1T
FOR SALE-Four cool york 3nulcs
= mile south nt IIighway Pate
hanch. Richter l7tG
Imperial Valley press., 1926-09-22
Here and There
in Sport Wcr!d
By United Press Leased Wire


CHICAGO, Eddie Shea. ltaliau
foathcrHri1ht, kuockcd out Bill
lluun0njr~, EugIi>Am;r, in Che
rrGrh roVuj Of IN, Il erHrdu' a. ten
round bout ~ the Coliseum laet
might.
SAN JOSE ,arr~ Nliiv. hes
.fa@cIc>, won the occasion over
Nouny "armca in It t,s. ro,cD. main
r'r'' Eght last r'%';, 4r'lr. Nh"
rI&' " every pri
SAN FRANCISCO. ~ Richard
SchiEai won two fall, from john
FrlbrrG in u main event la~r night,
using Il series rr hrWorl,, Gu'
f'"sl :2ll c:mc. a'oJ - minutes and
the second in five minutes. Wladch
ZbESlko aud Giuseppe Na>>ct,j
wrc~t'yj or hour to ID draw.
\ 'n'0r >ho>m- now aaJ then f.
needed by The lazy mou.
Imperial Valley press., 1926-09-22
AMERICAN LiihGUE
YeSterdaY's Results

Washington II, 81. Louis 6.
Philadelphia ,. Detroit >
Cleveland 6. Boston l..
New York Il, Chicago o.
Imperial Valley press., 1926-09-22

Natjonll and state organizer H..
\. craig has just completed the or
-auj/ation of Il grange ut Fan Hiv-
- Mills, Shasta county, one n Hat
rr"E, and another AT McNrthm.
Imperial Valley press., 1926-09-22

FOR RENT-Iwo room furnished
apartment with shower, $50
lights included. Mrs. Land, 783
Park. 25tf
Imperial Valley press., 1926-09-22
Mrs. KATE z. OLDHAM
Insurance of All Kinds

G46 Mair Stree: PhoLe 437
If YOUR old mat'ress needs re
n"rajing, IIcasc cone and see us
or call 295 Calc> 60, or write US
aal We gladly submit you prices
and Samples. C&leHico Cotton Pro.
ducts, inc. 9tl2
GOOD Hemstitching at at So, Also
dressmaking. Second house north
Of Wilson school. 16tlt
WANTE'D--To Exchange, 81 head
Of dairy cattle and lease on place
near Hynes, for cattle here. J. T.
.DeNore, SO Main 81. FL Centre.
17t6
EXPERIENCED dressmaker. Mrs.
L. Allen. 653 Hamilton. lstf
TRADE FOR ATTO-Two lots in
san Diego, near Marine repair
base. 500 Main st. 2ltf
Imperial Valley press., 1926-09-22
Help Wanted

WANTED--For Brawley territory.
Associate dealer or resident agent
on attractive deal. Apply within
next ten days. Hudson Essex
Agency, Fl Centre. 1916
NANTED-For messenger work.
BOYS who ARE not attending school
Apply Postal Tel. Cable Co. Main
at seventh. 17t6
WANTED Woman for general
house worh. 10 children G2i
Olive. o0t3
WANTED-Cook. Wmtc woman on
ranch, No children. miles east
Of CalcNico. Valley Fruit Go.
20t3
ENPERItNGED lailor wmucI. Ap-
ply 656 Aain ST mt TIE Ncw
system TaijorS. 1lt3
Imperial Valley press., 1926-09-22
BIG BATTLE MAY BE
FOUGHT IN THE RAIN
HN uitch Press Leased " ire

WASHlNGTON, sept. -. SHOW
cr~ may mar the Drnp>cN-TmucE
championship fight in Philadelphia
Tomorrow night The weather bH
r"au'~ eastern Pennsylvania fore
cast today said: "Cioudy tonight
and Thursday; prohahIy showers.
Slightly warmer in south portion
tonight, rooDrt. Thursday. Nodyl
ate southwest shifting to north and
northeast winds.
Imperial Valley press., 1926-09-22
Too Much
"Acid ?"
Excess Uric Aid Gives Eicc to
Many Unpieusalt Troubles.

Excess tric Arid Gives E<icT to
Many UnpieasaGt Troubles.
AUTHORITIES aqrcc that an
"A excess Of uric oc:d is pr
marily due TO faulty sidney ac,
tiou. Retention of this to%ic
material often n7i;c7 its pre-
cncc fclt by sore, painful joints,
a tired, languil feeling and,
sometimes, toxic backachc and
headache. That thc kidneys
ar> not functioning right is CT
ten shown By scarty or burning
passage OF secr.tions. Thou
sands assist their kidneys a
such times bythcuscof Dean $
Pills a stimulant diGT"tic.
Doan's are recommended BY
many local people. Ask your
nei9hbofi
Imperial Valley press., 1926-09-22

Winter is better than eumHer,
The coal man doesn't mash zap
Your Vegetables with cake of jr,.
our guess is men would show r'o,r
knees ii they were as proud Of 'boou
as Women arr ot theirs.
Imperial Valley press., 1926-09-22

\ HtfIr >loNu- mW aaJ then i,
needed by ,hc lazy mr0.
Imperial Valley press., 1926-09-22

FOR RENT-Lcttuce planter. G. G,
Uussev, mites south OF Seclev.
i5t6
New Britain herald., 1926-11-19
COAST GUARD MEN
HELD AS PL077ERS
IS Enlisted Sailors Among 50
. Indicted

New York, Nov. 19.-tPl-Indict-
ments charging thirty-three men
thirteen Of them members OF the
Coast Guard-with operating a rum
fleet between Canada and the
United States We're returnable by
the federal grand jury yesterday.
The master minds" of the rum
fleet, the indictments charge, were
the brothers Edward and Frank
Costello with offices In Lexington
avenue. There arrangements are
said to have been made for the dis
posal of the cargoes Of the rum
runners.
The Costello brothers and several
others named in the indictments
were mentioned in the first indict-
ment of William V. Dwyer, so-called
king OF New York bootleggers,
who operated another gigantic rum
rum ring.
The Indictment charges that the
men indicted directed operations OF
d llCCL VI lIltlI own NcSSClS lJidt
piled between Canadian ports, ST..
Pierre, Miquelon, and rum row.
Nineteen of those indicted are al
ready under arrest, including the
Costello brothers and members of
the crews of Coast Guard cutters 1926
and 1872. Some were released on bail.
Besides the Costello brothers, the
New Britain herald., 1926-11-19
YOUNGER GROUP
NOW In MOVIES
Films Are Opening to Second
Generation

Hollywood, Cal, Nov. 10 F)-The
second generation of motion picture
players with familiar names is
making its appearance on the silver
sheet.
At least eleven children Of movie
actors. the parents of some being
stars, have made their debut on the
screen. They are Douglas Fairbanks,
Jr., Ralph and Virginia Bushman,
Lincoln Steadman, Richard Walling,
Edward Piel, Jr., Rita Carewe, Ann
Rork, Lambert Hitler, Tim Holt and
Dolores Costello.
After Fathers Laurels.
Young Walling is the 2O-year-old
son OF William Walling, stage and
screen actor. He had taken up
commercial art and was working as
helper and studying photography
in the Lasky studio laboratory when
he was discovered" His only
previous experience in acting was
at the age of six as Jimmy" in
Salvation Nell" played by a stock
company in San Francisco.
Ralph Bushman also recently
made his initial appearance in the
movies and Immediately was placed
under contract for another picture.
He thus is competing for place
among the Klieg lights such as that
of his father, Francis x. Bushman.
Virginia, Ralph's sister, was mar
ried after her screen debut.
Young Piel, about IS years old, is
the son OF the character role actor
who usually is seen in "heavy" roles.
Others on the Way -..
Lincoln Steadman is the 20 year
old son Of Myrtle Steadman, former
star and now character actress.
Miss Carewe is the daughter Of
Edwin Carewe, Mis- Rork the daugh-
ter OF Sam Rork and Hillyer the
son of Edithe Yorke.
Tim, son OF Jack Holt, has had
few small parts in his fathers
pictures.
Miss Costello. eldest daughter of
Maurice Costello, the screen hero
and idol OF ten years ago, has been
New Britain herald., 1926-11-19

principals in the alleged organiza-
ton, according to Assistant United
States Attorney William E. Steven
son were c. Hunter Carpenter, who
was in charge OF sub heaquarters at
Hampstead, L. l.; Philip J. Coffey,
described as the paymaster and
briber of Coast Guardsmen: and w.
l.. Van Dyke, Canadian and part
owner of one of the rum ships.
The indictment charges that the
rum ring. upon one occasion paid as
much as $4,000 to Fred J. Lewis and
William R. Hughes, at that time
Coast Guardsmen on Coast Guard
cutter No. 1876. The payment was
said to have been made at Montauk
on October 25, 1925.
The activities of the rum ring
date back, the indictment charges,
as far as 1928, and ran continuous
ly to and including part of 1926. A
number Of vessels employed to con-
vey liquor from st. Pierre, Miquelon,
New Britain herald., 1926-11-19

glass and his sedan was severely
damaged yesterday when a huge
buck deer leaping across the high
way. struck the machine Just outside
this village.
All OF the glass on one side of
the machine was smashed. the door
was wrenched from the hinges and
the lock broken, the radiator was
denied and mudguard bent from
the impact.
The deer. which evidently was
running away from a hunter in the
woods, was thrown in the collision,
but it quickly scrambled to its feet
and disappeared in the forest. Mr..
Crowell was compelled to return to
a garage here for repairs to his au-
tomobile.
New Britain herald., 1926-11-19
WRITER HANDLES
MOBILES ROUGHLY
Publisher Remains Anonymous
for Obvious Reasons

London, Nov. 19.-R-Members
OF the royal family and. persons
whose names are held in high es-
TEEN throughout the British empire
are roughly handled by an anony-
nous writer in book. "The Whis-
pering Gallery" which has just come
OFF the press In London. Opprobrious
terms are used freely by the writer
who says his name lis a household
word among European diplomats
in describing former Emperor
Nicholas of Russia and former
Emperor William of Germany. In
innate incidents Of the court and of
the private affairs of noted person.
ages are dealt with.
Seven persons whom the late
King Edward had included in list
for presentation at court were elid-
ed by Queen Alexandra from the list
of guests. although she was inform
ed that her husband desired their
presence, the writer declared.
"A lady's man and In some re-
spects childish Is the characterize
ton OF the late Earl of Ypres, who
was Field Marshal French during
the World war, while "a born fool'
was General Townsend, the British
commander in Mesopotamia during
the World war. The late Marshal
Lord Kitchener had no sense what
ever Of the value of human life"
The author says the late Cecil
Rhodes, the South African magnate,
informed him that Joseph Chamber
lain, then colonial secretary and
father of Sir Austen Chamberlain.
the present foreign secretary, insti-
gated the famous raid in 1898 by DR..
Jameson against Johannesburg in
the hope of overthrowing President
Paul Kruger of the South African
Republic.
The Daily Mail in a three column
item denounces the book as a
"scandalous fake" saying 1.-THE
whole thing is a reckless and i'm
pudent invention. containing vulgar
eros of style and surprising ignor-
ance Of facts
The description of the late
emperor of Russia as lead, cow
ard, butcher and BLACKBOARD" sug-
gests to the Daily Mail that the book
may be "a piece of insidious Boil
shevist ganda."
The newspaper prints repudia-
tons by the Earl of Balfour, the
Earl OF Oxford and Asquith, Wis.,
count Cecil, Winston Churchill, and
New Britain herald., 1926-11-19

to rum row are named In the overt
acts in the indictment. One OF the
vessels named was the steamer Vim
cent A. White.
1t was charged that liquor pur-
chased by the alleged conspirators
was transhipped at rum row to con-
tact boats. landed on Long Island
for trucking to New York. Some Of
the contact boat transference. 1t is
set forth. was actually accomplished
by Coast Guard boats that the crews
of which had been enlisted in aid of
the ring by some of its emissaries.
In one case, according to the indict-
ment, Coast Guardsmen, named in
the indictment, were bribed.