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Imperial Valley press., 1927-04-15
Young People to
Attend Services

This will be Christian Endcavor
night at the evangelistic service at
State Street Christian church. Both
the Junior and Young People s So
cities will be present and will have
part ON the program. A great
Young people S chorus will lead il
the congregational singing
Rev Watson s sermon theme will
be Ropes and Rotten Rags The
subject being taken from an Old
Testament story. 1t will be a mes
sage especially for young people.
After the service the Sunday
morning choir will hold its wccll''
rehearsal, Madame Katherine Ward
Imperial Valley press., 1927-04-15
Thoroughbred German Police pup.
pies for sale, cheap. Phone Ia. adv
Probation Hcarinp Continued

Probation Hcarine Continued. -
The ease of Jack Warrington and
James Robinson was continued over
Until Nav "p when it came before
Judge \, G. Finney in superior
court. department two. this morn
ing. The two defendants have en-
tered an application for probation
and Il hearing viii be given them
at that time. Both entered pleas
Of guilty TO two charges of forgery
some tim" ago. J. +. Simpson is
appearing rs attorney for the de
PENDANTS.
Imperial Valley press., 1927-04-15
PALACE FED oVEP
n BAHE PRINCESS
Bv United i'rpas EpaseJ N-;ra

LONDON, April Is. Princess
Elizabeth, dangArer Of the Uuke and
Duchess Of York and possible heir
to tie throne, is being robbed Of no
comforts at Buckingham Palace
where she is staying with the KiA9
;t4'i Queen.
Tie royal granddaughter has >ir
tuaIiy taken over the Palace and
cFea the apartments usually at the
disposal Of her uncle, Prince George.
have been vacated to make mo.v
3Sao2G aaH:dI '..sdsGnu oVl LoI mooI
has moved - another part OF the
PALACE and is occupying the apart
Imperial Valley press., 1927-04-15

Admits Theft Froa District-A.
!. Perry, 40, entered F5plca of guilty
70 charge of petty larceny when
'rraigned before Judge /. Mayfiel2
yesterday afternoon and was sen.
senccd to 80 days in the county Jail.
FERRY was arrested by Kirk Oswait f,
ipcrial deputy sheriff, when some
goods stolen from the Irrigation
district were traced to Il house east
I Brawley and Perry was found in
possession OF the goods. He admit
JED taking Il magnetic, Il number Of
loo!s and draining some gasoline
Put of a dredge
Hay Insurance. Edgar Bros. Red;
" Co., FL Centro. Cal. COS Main ST
Phone leo adv
Marcelling. SOC. G21 50. Fifth St.
Pi Cne 1908. adv
Fined For Having Still--Jark
'"fllhS- ~, o. llOitVilie entered =
Plea of guilty 10 It charge of having
still IN his possession when ar
aligned before Judge ]. Mayficld
yesterday afternoon and was SEN
enccd TO pay 4 fine of $3.50 o,
pend 125 days in the county Jail.
Darling tailed Il furnish the money
md was committed to the coGntY
iail. Da!iAF VS. arrested a Il
lousc seven miles cast Of Brawley
yesterday afternoon by Special De
,uty Aldridge III" stiIl was not
n operation when the officer ar
ivcd but Darling admitted owner
hip of the contraption when ar
aigncd before Judge Mayfield.
Imperial Valley press., 1927-04-15
ONE PERSON DISCOVERED
WHO LIKES QUEEN 8 HAT

LONDON, April 10. Whatever
lie world = gentiemc-t or their
blonde friends may prefer, there is
It least one person vino likes Quee !
Mary's hats.
This person is Nancy" "a
t;cnt at the London Hospital in the
poor Wiitevhapel district. King
George #Dd Queen Mary recent"
spent an afternoon among the child
ZEN in the hospital. During tn"
tour the Ouecn stopped at Nancy :
cot. She bent over and pattcd Ma
Imperial Valley press., 1927-04-15

cy On tie back, bur Nancy was not
regtalbed by the royal presence,
WAere 5 your golden crown -
the four yearoi4 child asked thc
Queen. s- '--' -' -
&" Don I you think ! am wearing >
much nicer crown ''' she added, smi',
ingiy, referring to her feather
trimmed hat.
Imperial Valley press., 1927-04-15

~. "a. q. Hanson, IsnE1st. Ex-
Tacticn specialist. Davis Bldg.
Evenings by appointment. Phone
sW. .. adv
Must Get Job.-Jack O'Keefe,
alias James Fatheree, was given q
week in which TO secure employ
mcnt by Judge \. &. Finncy When
arraigncd before Judge \. G. Fin
ncY IN superior court, department
two this morning. O'Kcefc was
convicted on Il charge of .jail-break
ing and entered an application for
probation uDon which hearing was
to be held this morning. The Judge
told hccfc that if he could prove
to the court that he had Job one
week from today the application
would be granted and the ease was
continued nntil Ecxt Friday.
Hay Insurance. Edgar Bros. Real
ty Co., El Ccntro, Cal. COS Main St
Phone lGO adv
Keep Healthy. Drink Paul 8 Lem
onade. It's pure. Pickwick Stages
Depot. adv
AuMgaed Fer Forgery. Luis
Valencia, Albert Robes and Pablo
Kcaynoso were arraignrd before
Judge \. &. Finnry in superior
ccurt. department two, this morning
en- charges Of forgery. Valencia
and RobIcs face two such charges
while Ecaynoso faces one. The
court appointed \. J.. Sebill. as at
tornoy to defend Roblcs ard Reav-
iicso while Frank Birklauscr ap-
r"arcd as defendant in the case Of
Valencia. Both attorneys asked
that they be granted until tomor,
row morning TO enter plea Of their
respective clients and the ease was
continued until 10 o'clock in the
morning.
l. y. Academy OF Music offer.
'nperlor advantages to students Of
piano, voice, pipe organ and dra.
matte art. 6%2 Olive. Phone 466J
After 6 .. m, 46GW adv
Yuma Car Stolen.--A Ford road
stcr bearing an Arizona license 81
80. was reported stolen this morn
ing at iuma, by police Of that city.
The name Of the owner was not
given but il was said that the thief
is believed to be headed toward the
coast with the machine.
Divorce Action Filed.-An action
seeking divorce was filed at the
county clerk : oftrr rcetcrdav aft
crnoon by K, ". MHrriricld agains;
Carrie l.. MarrificId. The complaint
charged THAT the defendant will
fully and against the wishes Of tn
plaintiff deserted her husband on
October g, 1922. The couple WIS
married in Los Angeles on June 10,
!"l7, tn" COMPLAINT declares. At
t"ncy Henry G. Kelly is appearing
for the plaintiff.
Imperial Valley press., 1927-04-15

menta formerly used by the Duke
Of York when . bachelor.
The nursery itself is decorated in
blue, one Of the favorite coIors Of
The Duchess Of York ~
Imperial Valley press., 1927-04-15

When the weather il good, tic
baby Princess is taken across the
road TO enjoy the sunshine of Hyde
Park, or to the Palace Gardens be.
hind the palace
Imperial Valley press., 1927-04-15

cieyerer than meu--lrr industrious
and keen and can make a success
Of whatever profession they enter,
but The. should ieay4 -a,ar4iage
alone
Imperial Valley press., 1927-04-15
DR.. TT. J. Ruddy. Eve. Ear No,

DR.. r. J. Ruddy, Eye, Ear, Nose
aud Throat Specialist, will be in the
offices of DR.. II. +. Cunningham,
So Main ST., FL Centre, Calf. Sat
urday, April 50, 1927. For cXamina-
tIon and operations. Cal at office or
Phone IN for appointment. adv
Imperial Valley press., 1927-04-15
DC az Countv Hosnital NM

Dies at County Hospital. vii
liam :. Cook, aged II, died at the
county farm yesterday afternoon
f"''"'"'"@ q long illness He was
received at the county hospital ON
April = His death was due 10
ho1r' discn G.. \ short funeral
service WAS held at Lemons funeral
chapcI at > o'clnck this afternoon
aud the body was buried in Ever
green r,r.rtcr,.
Imperial Valley press., 1927-04-15
NEWS BRIEFS
From, City and County

~ ~
Vagrant Is Jailed -Cacinta SavaI-
IN, 22, - Mexican was locked mn ,t
the county Jail last night. Sayalla
entered plea Of guilty to Il charge
4 of vagrancy when arraignod before
Judge Griffin in Brawley yesterday
morning and was sentenced TO nav
q tnle of $50 or spend u days IN
the county jail. lie failed to fur
hlsh the money and was committed
to the Jail.
Potted Easter Lilies, freshly
blooming. Mrs. Ritz, Florist Phone
30. adv
Chickens Bought and sold. Dress
d or undressea. Phone a6G for
Drlces. l0s2 Woodward. adv
Car Is Recovered.-Claude Clark
of 764 Main Street reported to the
police last night thai his Cadi lac
touring car had been stolen fir ~
IT'S parking place on Main Street.
The police began ar iovcstiga 'iol
fc owner lat" T, ported to the 20
lice that he had recovered the ma.
chine but did not say where it was
found. r. s4s sSg
Building Permit Granted.-pcr-
mission to remodel Il dwelling house
at 57l Olive Street was granted to
ID. Stafford, the owner. bv the
building inspector yesterday. The
plans filed call for the addition Of
three roOrs to the dwelling wh;c1
will be constructed of wood and
plaster board. The Improvement
viii be made at cost of approx.
natclv 500.
Hay Insurance Edgar Pros. Real
~ Co, III Centre. tal f0S Main St.
AIohc lGU adv
Conservation Club meets first and
third Mondays Of each month, 80
=. N. $40 State St. Public invited
adv
IiQuc- Case Continued. - Harry
NaFapura, Japanese, proprietor of
tic restaurant at the corner If Fifih
@rd R"oadWaE. was arraignc& be
for' Judge Edgar B. Hervcy this
incoming charged with possession Of
Intoxicating liquors. H. asked tha,
hy be give. .cnc# week in which to
cater plea and the easr= #as con
tinucd over until next Friday morn
lHg. He is under bail Of S30n. He
was arrested following Il visit t.
his establishment Wednesday night
ly Patrolmcn Mccaslin and Van
E"z'l The patrolmj>l said they
tad found til" alleged intoNicants
lidd,n IN rarthen teapo;s.
Pure Country Cream. We deliver
,t.,,tall US. \. VI. Williams. Phone
GJ3. 2 cod If
Dance at the Rabbit Hop April
-. ST. Mary 5 Hall, Calexieodian
orchestra. Admission $l.GO adv
Dies at County Hospital vii
liam :. Cook, aged II, died at the
'''''''N az Hi N'St'IbdN afternoon
f"''"'"i"% q long illness. He was
received at the county hospital on
April =. His death was due to
ho1r' discn G.. \ short funeral
service WAS held at Lemons funeral
ch""cI at > o'clock this afternoon
and the body was buried in Ever
%'rcn cemetery.
DR.. r. J. Ruddy, Eye, Ear. Nose
aud Throat Specialist, will be in the
offices of DR.. X. T.. Cunningham.
$50 Main ST.. FL Centre. Calf. Sat
urday, April 80, 1927. For cxamina-
tlon and operations Call at office or
Phone ~ for appointment. adv
Thoroughbred German Police pup,
pies for sale, cheap. Phone III. adv
Probation Hcarinp Continued.
. The ease of Jack Huntington and
James Robinson was continued over
Until Nav "p when it came before
Judge \. &. Finney in superior
court, department two. this morn
, my. The two defendants have en-
tered an application for probation
and a hearing viii be given them
Imperial Valley press., 1927-04-15

Dance at the Rabbit Hop. April
-. 81. Mary 5 Hall, CalcNieodian
orchestra. Admission $l.GO. adv
Imperial Valley press., 1927-04-15

Hay Insurance Edgar Pros. Real
=" Co, III Centre. tal COS Main St
1hOnc 100 adv
Imperial Valley press., 1927-04-15
Building Permit Granted.--Pc1

Building Permit Granted.--Pcr-
mission to remodel dwelling house
1T 57l Olive Street was granted to
ID. Stafford, the owner. bv the
building inspector yesterday. The
plans filed call for the addition Of
three roor!s to the dwelling wh;c1
will be constructed Of wood and
plaster board. The IMPROVEMENT
will be made at cost of approx.
mAtclN 500.
Imperial Valley press., 1927-04-15

Conservation Club meets first and
third Mondays Of each month, 7:%0
p. m. $40 State St. Public invited
adv
Imperial Valley press., 1927-04-15

1. y. Academy Of Music offer.
superior advantages TO students Of
piano, voice, pipe organ and dra,
natic art. 6%9 Olive. Phone 466J
After 6 p. m, 46GW adv
Imperial Valley press., 1927-04-15

III. "a. q. Hanson, Isng1st. Elk
Tacticn specialist. Davis Bldg.
Evenings by appointment. Phone
3W. adv
Imperial Valley press., 1927-04-15

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New Britain herald., 1927-05-20
WISCONSIN CREW OUT

Madison. Wis. May 26 R-With. drawal of the University of Wiscon. sin crew from the annual intercolle. giate regatta at Poughkeepsie was announced today by the athletic de- partment.
New Britain herald., 1927-05-20
NEW DOCTOR FOR
 FUTURE PREDICTED
Will Be One Who Searches Emotional Life Of Patient

Washington. May 20 (UP) - A new type of doctor for the future. a physician of the soul, who will delve into the emotional life of his patient to cure his bodily ills. was pictured at the American Medical association convention, which closes here tonight.
 Heartbreak kills in real life. as we'll as In novels. adn similarly the fires of ambition. the gnawing of discontent, the secret fear, tear down the physical being, eminent specialists told the convention. The doctor of the future. they said, will be a man trained in the mysterious processes of the mind. Numerous cures through the use of psycholo- gy were cited.
 "The world is not awake to the part emotion plays in disease" Dr. Rollin T. Woodyatt. Chicago, de- clared.
 Dr. J. Ramsay Hunt. New York, pointed out that the delicate me- chanism of the nervous system, which is touched off byz every emo- tional reaction. controls the entire body, including digestion, respira- ton and circulation.
 Secret fears instilled in childhood often account for poor health in must be rooted out by the physi- elan trained in psychology.
New Britain herald., 1927-05-20
GARY OUTLINES
 BRIGHT PROSPECTS
Country Prosperous and Future
 Looks Bright

; New York. May 20 (UP)
 Ebert II. Gary. chairman of the board of the United States Steel cor. poration, told the American Stee Institute today that the country was prosperous, resources large. money cheap, and that the opportunities il1 this country are better than ever beforc'
 Every man must admit this, ' Gary said. t'Never before in my af- filiation' with industry has there been time when governmental ad- ministration was honestly. sincerely and actually so interested in the prosperity of the country.'
 Gary said good volume of busi- ness was expected by the Steel cor poration. Bookings and shipments of the corporation show "a very sound condition and are encourag- ing,' he said.
 The steel industry for three years has enjoyed considerable ac- tivity.' Gary said. Tt has been a stated volume of business without a boom.
 So far as we can see. there have been no changes in fundamentals nor indications of any changes which would interfere with the nor nal flow of business
New Britain herald., 1927-05-20

part of the Trench plane "White Bird" the fate of which has been shrouded in mystery since Captains Nungesser and Coli took off from Paris in her two weeks ago, the coast guard patrol boat 290, com manded by Chief Boatswain's Mate Leo Rayon, at 5:15 o'clock this morning came across the fishing sloop North Star and brought her to coast guard headquarters here while an investigation of her presence off Montauk Point could be made. The vessel is held under technical charg- es of violating of the customs Jaws, inasmuch as her papers were said to be in irregular order.
 When the vessel was boarded she was searched, but no liquor was found. Her home port is listed as Brooklyn, and she carried a crew of two men. Her skipper Captain John Jorgerson and his assistant were not detained.
New Britain herald., 1927-05-20
STOCK MARKET ON
 HIGHER GROUND
1. C. C. Ruling Has But Little
 Effect on Prices

New York. May % P)-Except for
 brief Hurry of selling the south western railroad shares, the stock market today practically disregarded the interstate commerce commis- | sions rejection of the Kansas City
 Southern merger plan. and moved into new high ground. Violent ad-
 vances in the high priced indus 1 trials and specialties were again the feature. more than two score issues attaining new peak prices for the year. or longer, by early afternoon. Spectators for the Advance took the attitude that the I. C. c. decision would merely delay the execution of
 the Southwestern merger by forcing
 revision of the plan, and they laid more stress on the optimistic statc-s ments on business conditions made by steel company executives at the semi-annual meeting of the Ameri-
 can Iron & Steel Institute now in
 session here. and on the continued
 case of money rates.
 Early losss of to nearly 61a
 pOIilS III tHc tdllS were Idl S'iS It- covered by midday. Meanwhile, the
 New York Central. Union Pacific,
 Rock Island and Gulf. Mobile X Northern broke through to new peak
 prices for the year, or longer.
 The so-callcd Blue Ship" stocks
 continued to attract the most atten-
 tion in the industrial list. Case threshing scared nearly 10 points, Commercial Solvents :, Houston Oil 6, and Pierce Arrow preferred. American Smelling, International
 Harvester, Timken Roller Bearing
 and Liggett G7 Myers B, all sold 4 to points above yesterdays final quotations. Among the more than | two score issues to exceed their pre-
 vious 1927 maximum prices were
 Otis Elevator. Peoples Gas. Sim
 mons Co.,. Transcontinental Oil. L. s. Cast Iron Pipe and Electric | Power.
New Britain herald., 1927-05-20
Mrs, Edward C,brlr,

Funeral services for Mrs Mary (Frederick) Ehle. wife of Edward t,hle of Clinton street, ve,e held this morning at 9 o'clock at St. Mary s church. A requiem high mass was celebrated by Rev. Walter A. Me Cram.
 Mrs. Crean sang Ave Maria" at the offertory and Some Sweet Day as the body was being borne from the church. The pail bearers were Benjamin Fowlert, Joseph Fowlert, Vincent Fowlert, Frank Frederick, William Prentergast and Raymond Riocis. The flower bearers were Frank Hughes and Charles Faye.
 Father McCrann con1 lcted the committal services. Interment was in St. Mary's cemetery.
New Britain herald., 1927-05-20
CLEAN COOKERS

Priceless cookers should be dried
 immediately after the food is rcmov-
 ed. The cover should be left open when not in use.
New Britain herald., 1927-05-20
PLANNED CELEBRATION
 FOR MAN LEAVING JAIL
Liquor On Hand For Party, Woman Tells Policeman Who Sees
 Bottle Smashed.

A bottle of alleged liquor which Mrs. Michael Hrywenick of c2 Clark street, rear, passed to another wo- man at 1920 o'clock last night, was smashed just as Officer Otis Hopkins reached for it, according to his re- port. He saw Mrs. Hrywenick leave d tenement on the north side of the first floor of 24 Clark street. and go into her own tenement. where she remained about five minutes. When she came out, she was accompanied by the other woman.
 After the smashing Of the bottle, the officer talked to Mrs. Hrywenck, who insisted that she had given the woman the liquor without charge for use at a party at 24 Clark street. Mrs. Hrywcnick's husband. who is serving a jail sentence for violation of the liquor law. will be released next Tuesday. and it is planned to have a celebration at home, so the liquor was on hand on that account, she said.
New Britain herald., 1927-05-20
VESSEL IS DETAINED
Coast Guard Halts Sloop or Mon tauk Point and Investigation Now Is Ordered.

New London, May 20 P-While searching in the vicinity of Montauk Point for additional wreckage. after finding a wing, at first believed to be
New Britain herald., 1927-05-20
City Items

Mrs. r. D. Clark of v Elm street will entertain the Daughters of Veterans of the Civil War and their friends at her home on Sat urday evening from until 10 o'clock.
 Harold l. Koplowitz of this city has been elected an editorial asso- ciate of the Boston university News, a student newspaper with d circulation Of 10000.
New Britain herald., 1927-05-20
Chamherlin Lauds Daring
 Of Courageous Rival

Roosevelt Field, N. r., May 20 R) Clarence D. Chamberlin, pilot of the plane that but for dissension might have been racing Charles A. Lindbergh to Paris today, expressed the highest admiration for the man. ner in which his youthful rival took to the air.
 T didn't think he'd make it. Chamberlin said. Tt seemed to mo that he was just holding that plane ID in the air by his own will power. It was a beautiful takeoff and the way it was accomplished was mir aClc.'
New Britain herald., 1927-05-20
MN Street Briefs

Full control of the Vitaphone cor poration has been obtained by War ncr Brothers Pictures. the deal hav- ing included purchase of the 30 per cent interest heretofore held by Wal ter J. Rich. Harry NJ. Warner, pres ident of Warner Pictures. was elect ed president of the Vitaphone cor poration and Jack L. Warner, vice. president and director.
New Britain herald., 1927-05-20

Of Zygmund Kominsky, 31, at Glen.
 Brook, May 16. Kominsky was lean. ing against derrick, the boom of
 which in some way came in contact with an electric feed wire. causing the current to pass through his body. | OLeary was foreman of the com. pany which owned the derrick.
New Britain herald., 1927-05-20
Funerals
Mrs. William Y. Smith

Funeral services for Mrs. Sarah II. Smith. wife of William Yates smith of 39 Wallace street, will be held tomorrow afternoon at 3 o'clock. Rev. William Ross, pastor Of the First Baptist church, will ofiiciate. Interment will be in Fair view cemetery
New Britain herald., 1927-05-20
Mrs. MathiIda Erickson

da Erickson of 406 Park street, widow of John F. Erickson. were held this afternoon at 2 o'clock at the home. Rev. Dr. Abel A. Ahl- quist. pastor of the First Lutheran church. ofliciated. Interment was in Fairview cemetery.
New Britain herald., 1927-05-20
Deaths
Leal1atiya Osik

Leakadya. the eight-year old daughter of Nir. and Mrs. Adam Osik of 64 Orange street. died last night. The funeral will be held at Sacred Heart church tomorrow morning at ! o'clock. Burial will bo in Sacred Heart cemetery.
New Britain herald., 1927-05-20
TREASURY BALANCE Treasury Balance S169,GSS,2c6.
EXONERATED BY CORONER.

Bridgeport, May 20 (P-Coroner J. J. Phelan today eXonarated Law renee OLeary, Bridgeport, from criminal responsibility coc the death
New Britain herald., 1927-05-20
CARD OF THANKS

We wish to thank our many friends for the beautiful floral of ferings and kind sympathy during the recent death of my wife and sis ter, Mrs. Mary F. Ehlc.
 Edward Ehle and family
 George Frederick
 Mrs. r. J. Heating
New Britain herald., 1927-04-08
New Spring Cheney Silks

To these Cheney Silks like attending Created
 fascinating of the and oveest designs charm
 ddua in pattern and unusual in coongsn fact yard of silks the best that there silks 10 inches wide. And they'll take many enjoyable trips to tub. t2 OI Priced at, yard D). v
New Britain herald., 1927-04-08
Smart Coats for Easter Wear
For Sport

Of plaids, ombre, mixtures, tweeds and novelty cloth, beautiful fur collar, smart mannish effects, belted models, large pockets. some are kasha lined, other lined with heavy crepes and satin de chine.
New Britain herald., 1927-04-08
Kavser Poiintex

4 semi-service weight stocking with the regular Pointex heels in all the new shades of tans and grays. in sns s,n''nf n5,ts black s*. $l.65
New Britain herald., 1927-04-08
Select Y Your Easter Iogs I TomorrowF rom OurLa

WIHAT Easter day may tremendous problem
 you right if you have yet set out upon Easter style excursions in this But 1t problem that will resolve itself into pleasant treasure hunt immediately you begin seek distinctive frock clever ha stunning suit here One thing will follow upon another and you will be ready for the Easter you have known But shop early while you may shop eoyaby and thoroughly ats facorily,
New Britain herald., 1927-04-08

: Smart Wearables for His Majesty the Baby
 wonderful variety of handsome for baby-Des Hats and Wearal attactey springs newest styles Bring the little tot and the many things will look just adorable on him or her. t1 06 t10 az