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NORTHWEST.

14th and sts.-Day Pharmacy.
1135 14th st. Martyrs Cigar and Magazine
18th and q sts.-J. s. clemence.
29ol Georgia ave.. L. Lampkins Phar
COOS fam st-ColIlower Art Gift Co
3401 14th st.--I}rnnAugh's Pharmacy. ~
14th and Buchanan sts.-Hohberger Phar-
l4th st. and Colorado ava.-o'Donoeil
5000 Mount Pleasant st.-Mount Pleasant
l7s5&C6 1'il r Mtffnit,d Cigar Agency.
si62 CalifoSnia st-Harry J Paul.
Wagydm}n r1 3yes Fh an9 Sst-sanitary phar
2nd and Mass avc.-phlltns' Pharmacy.
] st and sts~~Duncaus Pharmacy.
9TH and X sts,--GoldenbcrE time CLERK
9TH and o sts--smith's Cut Rate Drug Store
18th 81. and r / AVE- French simpson
1l'h and NJ sts.-.L. II, Forster's Pharmacy.
Ca ave. ana RocI, Creek Church rd,-Rocil
Creek Pharmacy.
SIS Unshur st-Norton Pharmacy.
53q5 Ga. aye--M n. 6 rhq a.,
1901 J. st.-M0rSc Pharmacy.
1905 Mass. ave- Dupont pharmacy.
Fla sH a ;''aU and g. Ist st.IN. Rtlskn. - '
North Capitol 81. and r. / ave- arkcrs
17a3 ia. AVE-. Louis Kricl,
5i3t New, York anaI7-iS,Yg,irslae Pharmacy.
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BUICK TOURING-Good condition in every
respect; 500: no dealer. BOB y. Car. ave.
oh
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STAR OFFICE OPEN UNTH. IL PM.
All advertl sements for The Evening, star
must be at The Star office or one of The
Star branch offices by II pm the DAY
BEFORE ISSUE. with the following eAcep-
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3rd and Pa ave-O' D0nnclls Drug Store
Sih and Eve sts.--F. r. Wcllers Pharmacy
lIth st and Pa ave.--Eealey's Pharmacy.
1907 Nichols ave, Anacostia-Healy 5 Drug
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BUSINESS OPPORTUNITIES.

CAFETERIA and lunch. doing good bust
ness: fine location: owner leaving the city.
Address Box 125-K. Star office. =
ROOMING HOUSE, unfinished; 16 rooms,
baths: 3 showers: steam heat; 500 per
month 432 10th st Il w.
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HELP-DONIESTIC.


COLORED WOMAN. settled; cook and gem
eral houseworlz; fond of children: references.
Cleve. 1852 until l pm. Sunday.
COOK and housemaid. white, for small col
lege dormtory. Box 1856. College Park,
Md.
COOK and general homework. References.
1422 Monroe St NV Phone Col. ID:
GIRL. half day. afternoon, general house
work 1851 18th NV. Apt. 401.
GIRL. colored. neat. active. to manage small.
modern bungalow and care for 3-yearold
child while mother works: good home, small
salary. Pot. 5s29-J.
WOMAN with husband living quarters and
SIS weekly; work for woman only. 143l
Fairmont st. NV,
WOMAN, 40 to 81. strong neat reliable:
to take entire charge of housekeeping and
invalid lady in apartment; good cook: stay
nights: city refs. Gail after L. noon. 1901
NJ st. Ant 3.
WOMAN. white, middle aged: care Of two
midde-aged ladies. Stay nights Takoma
Park. Moderate compensation. Permanent.
Col. 1862.
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PERSONAL.

PROFESSIONAL. TEACHER PRIVATE
lessons Be masseusc there are very few
in Washington profession that you can
learn in short time and make good money.
No information by phone ITO Conn. ave.
second floor. Opposite the Mayfiower. Luz
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CHRYSLER 20 ROADSTER2This type q
car is hard to find and easily sold. II y
absolutely perfect and guaranteed. Trade
in your old car and take advantage OF our
liberal terms. 1905 14th ST. NV.
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time. CSC per line.
) times zoe per line.
z times. 19c per line.
IA times or more 1Sc DER line.
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loon tires bumper mOtometar. parking hight.
etc mechanically nerfec: 4iTh a hydr2rbli The
Motor Co. 1909 18th St Main 4173 Open
evenings. Sunday until 3 pm.
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CHEVROLET LANDAU SEDAN-Used only
a low thousand miles and fully eGuLpuej.
If We could sell Won a new car for @125--
i would he interesting news put ,r we fian ~
If however. you viii take the tToun'e VS.
and You viii own a car. Northeast Branc..
Dick Murphy. Inc. Buick dealers. ooi II
Jtnrn1D az
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SALE-AUTOMOBILES.
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tCOntinued.)
BUICK MASTER 8 TOURING. 1924: fully
priced night Easy y Main Tr oDen eSe
n,nRs and SUNDAYS.
BUICK TOURING-Good condition in every
respect: 500: no dealer. 9o5 N. Car. aye
BUICK 24-45 TOURING: new Duco: motor
and rubber very good s575 Pot. 1878.
BUICK 20 TOURING: tires and condition
AL. Pot. 567S. |
CADILLAC 5-PAsS. SEDAN. 1923-Motor,
paint. upholstery and tires perfect: steal
for $3.50. with your ca. in trade and az
Igth H To pdbyi di e; Open eve
nngs and SUNDAYS.
CADILLAC SEDAN-Seyen-passeng model
~ newly painted Mechanism perfect ,y con con
ideal for hacking purposes. $500. VIII
at 4SI6 5th st. H NV. Phone s' Adams 7t4o,
CHANDLER METRoP0LTTAN SEDAN 1876
Pixies Peak motor perfect mechanically.
original paint like new: bumpers spare tire.
real value The Trew Motor Co. 1909 I4th
st. Main 4l73. Open evenings and SUNDAYS.
CHEVROLET COACH I925-Motor. uphOI=-
terng and paint in pertect condition. has z
hrandnew Michelin tirss on p, rear Other
Terms can be arranged for reliable party
Phon, Lincoln 10490, Apt. III South. after
, pm.
CHEVROLET LANDAU SFDAN-Used only
q few thousand miles aud fdlly, e1u!!4g"j'
If we could sell Won a new car Tor 500
il would he interesting news. nut We, can y,
If however you viii take the trouble T"
see this one-think we VIII MAKE a ~
and YOU VIII own car. ,NoTthe1St R XXI
It g. Lincoln 337. --.
CHEVROLET TOt-RING--In good mechaIli-
cat condition. Only 500. Also Ford tour,
lnE 500. Terms i desired. -, ourismal
Chevrolet Sales Go. The house that seryics
built. 625 II st. ne. open nights ana
sundays.
CHEVROLET COUPE-New oversize tires:
takes 18th =. hill on high. excellent doctor
or salesman's ear. Take S125 cash. No
6e 3 Apt oT Gsf leaving CITY, 'ooo lf'9 '''
CHEVROLET 1925 TOURING; repanted in
Duco. all new tenders. many extras, cheap
for quick sale; terms. Rite-Way Auto Top
Co. 500 st. NV. y.
CHEVROLET COUPE. 1926 modcl--In wou-
derful condition Paint like new; ruhber
good: lots of extras. Only $3.50 down, bal
Chevrolet Sales Co. The house that service
built. go II st. ne. Open nights ana
sundays.
CHEVROLET COACH, ~ months ola.
driven less than : 600 miles: leaving town.
Gail Franklin 9556 ld Eye st. NV. =
CHEVROLET 1925 COUPE-Iu perfect con-
Terms. Cleveland 1854 %
CHEVROLET CABRIOLET. l927-Low milo.
age. 1926 Ford touring. Good buys. Call
Mr. Ktchin. North $500.
CHEVROLET COACH. 1926: less than
Ola 18TH ct. NV: no dealers: 500.
CHEVROLET SEDAN. 1925 model-Re-
painted in beautiful blue Duco, OK. me-
chanically. Only Sl25 down. BALANCE . easy
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CHRYSLER "58" COACH. 1927: run only
$50 miles: fully equipped. including bumpers
front and rear. snare tire, etc; here's your
opportunity to buy a brand-new car at \
Ii )eral reduction from new-car price; terms.
H. b. Ieary. Jr.. & Bros. 1921 14th. Open
EVENINGS and
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1927-08-06

CHEVROLET TOTRING--Tn good mechan'@
c1i condition Only 500. Also Ford tour
INK. 500. Terms il desired. ourismau
Chevrolet Sales Co The house that service
built. 625 II st. ne. open nights ana
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Next came Percy S. Pitcher, young en9,S"
marine engineer, who built s''der ea"ea .nI
Gull Treating it like a kite no 'as'eneo u o'
b,d il hauled out into a field attached by rope
to s+rono horses When it had been caught by tne
wind he unfastened the rope and went soaring
through the air.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1927-08-06

CHEVROLET COUPE. 1926 modcl-In WON
derful condition Paint like new; rubber
good: lots of extras Only $3.50 down. bal
ance easy monthly navments. Ourisman
Chevrolet Sales Co. The house that service
built. 625 II st. ne. Open nights and
SUNDAYS
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CHEVROLET 1925 TOURING: repainted in
Duco ali new tenders, many extras: cheap
for quick sale; terms. RiteWay Auto Top
To 81
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CHEVROLET COUPE-New oversize tires:
takes 18th t. hill on high; = excellent doctor
dealers Owner leaving city. $500 lfth st.
NV Ant. G24 y
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1927-08-06

CHEVROLET COACH. 1926: less than
10 600 miles fully equipped. After nm.
Ola 18TH st. NV. no dealers: $500.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1927-08-06

CHEVROLET SEDAN, 1925 modeI-Re-
paintpd in beautiful blue Duco. OK. me-
chanically. Only SI25 down. balance easy
monthly payments o9risma 1nr,.; Chey bniit
COS II st. ne Open nights and Sundays.
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Pitcher had followed lilienthas work with
great interest. He improved on the Gull in sec
ond glider called the Hawk. One October day in
1899 when he making flight in this glider
near Oxford, an imperfect part Of the apparatus
broke and the daring and ambitious young flyer
crashed to earth.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1927-08-06

CLEVELAND COACH 1925; 4-wheel brakes,
balloon tires and all other equipment; VIII
give any demonstration: small car in trade;
terms Lincoln 591S-J.
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HFTP-MALE AND FEMALE.

Statesmen. competent. over IS. to take
orders for New international Encyclopedia.
Valuable assistance. liberal COMMISSIONS.
Write at once. Dodd. Mead & Co.. Box
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1927-08-06

The next to help pave tho way for the
great accomplishment Of the Wright brothers in the
making Of a practicable flying machine was
Chanute. In 1896 he built several large machines,
ono Of Thorn a Lilienthal glider. On this he made
several successful glides in the United States in
the next few years
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1927-08-06
SECOND COOK

SECOND COOK
Colored, experienced, for Our
tea room. Apply employment
office. 9th floor,
WOODWARD & LOTHROP.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1927-08-06

CHEVROLET SEDAN new paint. tires.
battery engine and brakes Just Overhauied,
fully oduinDcd Sl25 cash. North 1925.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1927-08-06

CHEVROLET COACH, IHIj-MOtOr. uphOI=-
tering and paint in perfect condition; has 2
brand-new Michclin tires on rear Other
tires good Burners and bufuperettcS, etc.
Terms can be arranged for reliable party
Phon, Lincoln 1Oi9O Ant. 2l2 South. after
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1927-08-06

CHFVROLET CABRIOLET. l927--Low mic-
age 1926 Ford touring. Good buys. call
Mr. Kitchin North $500.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1927-08-06

CADILLAC SEDAN-Seven-passen model
dition, .upholstering good Fine, rOomy car,
ideal for hacking purposes. $500. VIII
take $500 cash. balance on terms Inspect
at 4S16 9Th st. NV. Phone Adams 7449.
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CHEVROLET COACH, II months ola.
driven less than : 900 miles: leaving town.
Gail Franklin 9536. l6 Eye st. NV. =
CHEVROLET 1925 COUPE-In perfect con-
diti0n: spare tire. etc. Forced TO sell. $3.50.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1927-08-06

CHEVROLET COUPE-Excellent mechanical
condition: leaving town: first reasonable
offar ta,es IL Ant. SOL. 2110 II st. NV. q.
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1923 DODGE COUPE-Excellent mechanical
condition; brand new tires and 3 tires az
good as new 4 chance to get a real
seryiceahle car at low price. Mr.. BrOm-
Icy 1893 18th 81 n
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DODGE B SEDAN 1925: used about IL 900
miles: $3.50: original finish and upholstery
perfect: genuine bargain. 462 Penna. ave.
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CHANDLER METROPOLTTAN SEDAN, 1926
Pixies Peak motor. perfect mechanically.
original paint like new; bumpers. spare tire.
etc. You must see this car to appreciate its
real value The Trew Motor Co. 1909 14th
st Main 4i73. Open evenings and sundays.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1927-08-06

CADILLAC 5-PAss- SEDAN. 1023-Motor,
paint, upholstery and tires perfect: steal
for $3.50 with your car in trade and l.
months to pay Mott Motors. Inc. 1907
l4th. Hupmobile distributors. Open eve
nines and SUNDAYS
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1927-08-06

. Transient classified advertisements l0g the
Baltimore SIM and the New York Time viii
be received over the Business Counter of The
Star at regular rates.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1927-08-06

BUICK MASTER 8 TOURING. 1924: fully
equipped and perfect throughout; new tires:
Co.. 1906 i4th Il. Main ara. Open eve-
ninRs and Sundays.
Imperial Valley press., 1927-12-13
FIGHT TO SAVE
YOUTHS LIFE
UNSUCCESSFUL

FULLERTON, Cal, Dee. 13-Fun-
eral plans for Frayne Colley, 16, of
La Habra, were under way here to-
day following the youth IS death last
night after vain efforts to save his
life by blood TRANSMISSION. Colley
was shot November 90 by Jack Glib
son, 10, high school chum.
The Whittier Memorial hospital,
where the youth died, presented a
tragic scene last night. H. Shook,
step-father of young Gibson, submit
ted to the blood TRANSMISSION, while
in an ante-room Gibson awaited the
call that would take him into the
operating room for second trans
fusion, which he hoped would save
his chum's life.
The first operation failed and
young Gibson was never called.
Colley and Gibson were close
friends in Fullerton high school. On
the day of the shooting Gibson was
examining revolver belonging to a
collection Colley had in his room.
Gibson thought the gun unloaded
and pulled the trigger as Colley en-
tered the room. The latter fell with
a .3S caliber bullet in his abdomen.
Imperial Valley press., 1927-12-13
Hunting Party
Returns Safely
by United Press Leased Wire

HOLLYWOOD, Cal, Dee. Ia
The season s first hunting party to
be showed in at Big Bear were
swapping tales here today after a
return home.
Included in the party were
George l.. Eastman, president of
the Hollywood Athletic Club and
president elect of the Los Angeles
Chamber of Commerce; c. E. Tober-
man, capitalist; James Insfelt, pres
ident of the Lakeside Country Club; !;
Norman MILAN, president of Ma
tional Bank of Hollywood; Fred
Smith, candy manufacturer; j. c.
Simpson, construction man; Fred
Galloway, Bert Hartwell and Floyd
Neal.
The men were hunting quail and
duck when two foot snowfall
struck Big Bear. Drifts piled high
on the mountain roads on Sunday
making travel impossible. The party
came down last night.
Imperial Valley press., 1927-12-13
LEGISLATURE In
OKLAHOMA STILL
DENIED CAPITOL
Members Vote Impeach-
ments at Session Held in
Hotel Building.
BY DON A. HUGGINs
Omitted Press Staff Correspondent !

OKLAHOMA CITY, Okla, Dee
l3.-Dofying troops and disperse
mcnt, the insurgent house Of the ex
traordinary Oklahoma legislator;
blet early today and voted out SIX
charges of impeachment against
Governor Henry S. Johnston.
The charges, alleging intimidation
Of the commonwealth by troops
general incompcteney, acts against
he public good and conspiracy ;t
eXtort money, now are ready for the
senate court of impeachment.
simultaneously, the house voted
ont three charges of impeachment
against Harry b. Cordell, presidcn;
of the state board Of agriculture.
impeachment charges were also
voted against Chief Justice Fred
Bfanson of the state supreme court
it was announced. The charge a
gainst him was announced as "cor-
ruption in office.''
The senate, insurgent spokesmen
said, would meet somewhere ii
Oklahoma CITY, as soon as possible
to carry out the threat that John
ston Twill be impeached by Tues
day night
The house held its unusual session
from 2 "A. m. to Z n. IN. at local
hotel, long known as the unofficial
capitol' of Oklahoma.
Imperial Valley press., 1927-12-13
OFFICER USES
DISCRETION AS
PRISONER FLEES

Alexandra Castillo, 20, of Brawley
who on Saturday morning was SEN
fenced to spend 80 days in the
county Jail, made his escape from
tue city chain gang at s o clock this
morning. Castillo had asked that he
be given privilege to ywork on the
city squad in order that he might OBJ
tain his freedom in half time.
Castillo was among the workers
when Patrolman Jack Carter took
them out this morning. The men
were working on Olive street when
Castillo suddenly made a break for
freedom. Carter drew his gun but
, as Castillo set out in the direction
of the High school and other build.
ings the patrolman did not fire for
fear of hitting children or other
persons in the vicinity.
Police headquarters was notified
Immediately and a scouting party
, was sent out but no trace of the
missing man was found.
Castillo pleaded guilty to a charge
of having taken some garments from
a business place on Main street last
Friday night when arraigned before
Judge Perkins on Saturday.
The escaped man is described as
follows: Age 20, height, feet Is
inches; weight, 125 pounds; black
lair; brown eyes. He has burn
sears on each of his wrists and an
anchor has been tatooed on his right
ann. His right arm also bears the
tattoo initials A.D.C.P. and his left
arm the initials MP.
Imperial Valley press., 1927-12-13
STIMS0N NAMED
TO BE GOVERNOR
OF PHILIPPINES

WASHINGTON, Dee. 13.-Presi
dent Coolidge today nominated He1-
rv l.. Stimson to be governor gen
cral of the Philippines.
Stimson was secretary of war from
1911 to 1913 in the administration of
President Taft and has had wide ex-
pcrience both in political and mill
tary affairs.
Stimson, who visited Nicaragua as
the president s personal representa-
tive this year, is personal friend
of the president but his nomination
vas received with surprise in view
of his announced disinclination to
assume the responsibility.
He was also a personal friend of
tae late General Leonard Wood, for
mer governor general of the islands.
Stimson visited the islands on sew
oral occasions and is regarded as
one of the best informed men on
Philippine affairs in the country.
Imperial Valley press., 1927-12-13
Chicago Gangster
In Los Angeles
ny United Press Leased Wire

LOS ANGELES, Dee. 13. -
"Scarface Al" Capone, beer baron
whose name has become symbolic
with machine guns, bombs and sun
dry death dealing apparatus, is rest
ing in Los Angeles.
Chicago's most colorful figure
the man who rules gangland in the
Mid-Western city, arrived here yes
terday "for rest" and while the
police do not look upon his visit
with enthusiasm they are not mo-
testing him.
Capone, upon arriving here, de-
clared he was 'just seeing the
sights" Two men are with him, as
traditional "bodyguards", although
he denies they accompanied him for
protection.
"This is just pleasure trip, and
m just peaceful tourist Ca
pone declared, adding that "all this
talk about gang wars is exaggerat-
cd'
Imperial Valley press., 1927-12-13
CHUM OF REMUS
SUES TAFT FOR
HALF MILLION
by United Press Leased Wire

CINCINNATI, Ohio, Dec. l3. -
John S. Berger, Los Angeles promot-
er and boyhood friend of George Re
nus TODAY instituted a damage ac-
ton for 100000 against Charles p.
Taft, lT.
The suit, filed in the Hamilton
county court of common pleas grew
out of an indictment charging Ber-
ger with perjury resulting from his
testimony on behalf of Remus who
is on trial accused of the murder
Of his wife.
The action was divided into two
parts. One alleged that Taft
''falsely and maliciously and with
ort reasonable and probable Gauss
procured Plaintiff John S. Berger
to be indicted by the grand jury -
for the crime of perjury. ~ Because
news of the Indictment was publish
Cd in the press, Berger believes he
vas injured in his credit and reputa-
t,or to the extent of S250,00O.
The second part alleged that Taft
intending it should be published in
the newspapers Informed certain
Icws gathering representatives NJ.
Berger was convicted of felony in
Minnesota.
Pncause this statement also was
published, Berger seeks $250,0Oo
Lore.
Berger filed the suit on his own
behalf but he visited the press room
ond announced he would summon
"six Of the outstanding legal lights
Of the country to fight the case
for him.
Imperial Valley press., 1927-12-13
COMMITTEE ASKS SMITH
WHEN HE WISHES TRIAL

"The special committee at is
meeting this morning agreed to
take up and consider your case
at the earliest possible time in
which you are prepared to pro-
ceed. The committee suggests
and would like to hold its meet
ing beginning Friday, December
16. If you can be ready on
that date, please wire immedi-
ately to that effect -
"If this is not possible, then
indicate at once the earliest
possible date when you can be
in readiness. Produce such wit
nesses as you desire and we will
be pleased to hear any state
ment which you may care to
make in person or by counsel.
"The committee also aeeords
you the full privilege of repre-
sentation by counsel"
Imperial Valley press., 1927-12-13
Visitor Extended
Every Courtesy

/ Mauro Del Gado, 10, of San Di-
ego walked into the sheriff's
! office this morning.
I "I want to come in,'' he told
: Jailor Christian.
1--WE aim to please said
Chris as he opened the iron
door. Now just what can we do
] for you.''
"I'm wanted in San Diego on
I forgery charge, I believe, -
was the reply.
/ I'm that case We'll have to
put you away for future refer
J ence,' replied Chris and pro-
I ceeded to pick out an empty cell
for the purpose.
San Diego officials have been
notified of Del Gado's arrival at
the Jail but thus far no reply
has been received at the sheriff s
office.
Imperial Valley press., 1927-12-13
ATTORNEY SAYS
COEN FORCED TO
CONFESS CRIME

HANFORD, Cal, Dec. 13.-Attor-
ney j. C. Russell, counsel for Perry
Allen Cocn, confessed clubber of
Mr.. and Mrs. George NJ. Artist to-
day charged that Coen's admissio i
was made under duress.
Russell indicated he would make
an attempt to repudiate the confes-
sion in which Coen said he entered
the bedroom of the Artists on the
morning Of December and dubbed
them over the head while they slept.
The purported confession impli
Gated Coen s 16 year old sweetheart,
Isabel Artist, daughter of the vic
Tins. He said she conspired with
Linn in a plot to "put the old folks
to sleep" so that they could slip a
way to elope.
Isabel, who has persistently de-
nied any knowledge of the asserted
plot, was resting with relatives in
Coalinga today, free from restraint,
but available to authorities for tes-
timony upon summons.
Coen's preliminary hearing de-
layed until today was postponed a
gain upon Russell s request.