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Imperial Valley press., 1927-07-12
Driver Held For
Superior Court

frank Ramerez, q, OF Fl Contro
Was held to answer to charge of
driving an automobile While under
Inc influence of intoxicating liquor
following a hearing before Judge
I. NJ syfield yesterday afternoon.
Judge Mayfield refused to allow
kalaerez to enter a plea OF guilty
TO "a lesser charge. that Of reckless
driving, and gave him an immediate
hearing on the more serious aoruSa-
ton.
William 1aekett, state traffic
patrolman. testified to the condition
OF Kamerez at the time he placed
him under arrest. The defendant
was apprehended on the CaleXico
highway over the week end by Pa.
trolmen Tackett After ordering
the defendant held for superior court
bail was fixed at $3.50.
Imperial Valley press., 1927-07-12

pending arrival of Tulare authori-
ties.
Two officers from Tulare were
in FL Centre about a week ago in
a search for Cotton but at that
time they were unable to locate
the man. A description, however,
was left at the sheriff s office and
Cotton was recognized by one Of
the deputies. He was traced to the
ranch where he was working and
the arrest followed.
Cotton was arrested here in 1923
ON bad check charge and was
convicted and sent to the pcniten-
tiary for a period of from one TO
II years, It was sad at The sher-
iff'S office. He was released on
parole after having served little
more than year of tho sentence.
G. Il. 'Chdrhe' Freeman, d,pu-
ty sheriff, denied To-Day that he
had permitted Cotton TO use his
name to carry on his unlawful prac-
Imperial Valley press., 1927-07-12
Fiends Attack
Crippled Girl

MERs On, Ia. July 12.-while a
posse Of angry farmers searched to
day for her assailants, Mabel
White. i year old crippled girl,
was recovering slowly from iniur-
les sustained when two masked
men beat her and left her TO die in
a cornfield after stripping her
clothes from her body.
The girl had been left alone in
the farmhouse, while her father;
Con White. was in town on bust
ness. and her mother. brothers and
sisters were at work in the field.
Imperial Valley press., 1927-07-12
Pair TO Be Tried
Next Friday

Arthur Wright, ooloro7, ., end
Mike Dia comes, Al. a Greek, enter
Ell plaos C not guilty to ch-rg's
of disturbing the peace when ar
raicned before Judge Hawkins in
cltv court Yesterday afternoon. lual
was SET for Q o'cle k T idev morn
ing. They were released under bail
tor appearance at that tim>.
According to PaiIolwen Cater
and Moore. who made the arrests, u
battle IN wi ich bricks flew about
and a Ratchet vas welded had tax
en- place ON the East Side. The
Ratchet and some of the rocks We're
brought back by the police as evil
dence in the case. The tussle is
Imperial Valley press., 1927-07-12
Society Aid Is
COMMUNICATED

VISALIA, Cal. July Il A
l.ronze tablet commemorating the
contribution Of the National Ge.a-
graphic Society in developing
Sequoia National Park was dedicat-
ed Yesterday in Giant Forest.
Congressman II. F. Parhour;
Stephen R. White. superintendent Of
General Grant and Sequoia Nation
n Parks: Commander Ralph l..
Phelps Of the National Geographic
Society, and Miss Aurelia Harwood.
president of the Sierra club were
the principal speakers.
The speakers reviewed the or with
of the forrest and pointed out that
the Geographic Society coz 5s'e'
So, goo for the preservation Of the
giant trees after congress failed II
provide appropriations for the pur-
pose.
Imperial Valley press., 1927-07-12
Youth Calm AS
Jury Is Chosen

Los ANGELES, July IA jury
to try Durward Wittenmyer, l6-
year-old "thrin" slayer. charged
with beating TO death Mrs. Fannie
Weigle. Pomona matron, is expected
to be completed here today.
The youth who confessed to Kill.
ing the woman because Of a fool
notion coolly watched the pro
ceedings at the opening of the trial
yesterday. \ jury composed almost
entirely of women had been selected
yesterday when the session ended
but the defense, however, was aP-
parently dissatisfied, and some
change is expected today.
Imperial Valley press., 1927-07-12
PERSONALS

Mrs. II. Franz Cswa1t left today
for San Diego for few days out
ing. Her father and mother, Mr..
and Mrs. 5. II. Hill of Texas. who
are house guests at the Oswald
home accompanied her.
Ii. 7. Estes left this morning for
Long Beach for brief visit there.
HIS daughter, Mrs. Hobby is al
ready there with Mrs. Estes who
has been ill.
Traffic Officer Ed Kirkland re.
turned to Ell Centre today from his
vacation. He spent his outing at
San Pedro.
Imperial Valley press., 1927-07-12

er, was instantly killed and W. &.
Artz, Is, of Los Angeles, received
probable internal injuries in the
crash that demolished the truck
and derailed the electric car.
Several passengers on the inter
urban, bound from Los Angeles to
Santa Ana, were reported injured
Ev flying glass.
Imperial Valley press., 1927-07-12

federal trade commission 8 action
last Saturday in returning "cease
and desist' order against the com
pany, said "The commissioner $ OF
der, if sustained by the courts, will
have to be dealt with by the entire
industry and therefore no change
in our existing policies is oontem-
plated al present.
Imperial Valley press., 1927-07-12
Police Seeking
Girls Attacker

HONG BEACH, Calif., July I2.-
\ search was in progress here today
for a youth who forced his way in
to the home of Mr.. and Mrs. L. d.
Moore here and attempted TO attack
their 9-year-old daughter Betty,
late last night.
The parents Of the child We're
visiting neighbors at the time hay
ing left the little girl asleep in the
house. She was found bound and
gagged and despite her hysterical
condition was able to give good
description Of the youth.
Imperial Valley press., 1927-07-12
Man Killed When
Car Hits Truck

SANTA ANA, Calf, July l2.-
Che man was killed. another per
haps fatally injured, and a score
Of passengers shaken when Pa
cific Electric interurban car struck
a truck at the l7th street crossing
near here today.
c c. Lillv. Fullerton truck driv-
Imperial Valley press., 1927-07-12
1.astey to Fight
Trade Ruling

NEW YORK, July 12.-Thc
Famous Players-Lasly corporation
will carry to the courts the queS
ton of the legality of "block book
ing, > Adolph Zukor, president. III
dicated IN statement today.
The statement, replying to the
Imperial Valley press., 1927-07-12
Arrested For
.vUlare I ounts

Sam Cotton, alias G.. b. Fro7man
colored, was arrested or & rarCh
about nine miles northe; It Of In
perial yesterday afternoon b. beT-
uty Shcriffs Sharp ard Gil'ett. Cot
tom is wanted in Tulare on chart 5
of forgery and he was locked up
Imperial Valley press., 1927-07-12

tees. The accusation was made by
brother officers at the jail, and
"Charlie" offered to lick anyone
who makes the suggestion again
when the weather cools off.
Imperial Valley press., 1927-07-12
AMERICAN

At Cleveland
New York COS O00 l03-7 Il
Cleveland 000 0l GOO /
ShocKcr and Gr2bo"Ski: Shaute
ald J.. ScwrH.
Imperial Valley press., 1927-07-12
NATIONAL
AT Pbil1neluhia

AJ fHlItuSIkUId
st. Louis 301 600 04l--9 IS 1
Philadelphia 050 100 Oo3-c Il 5
HaineS ana Snyder; owoetland,
Scott and Wilson.
Imperial Valley press., 1927-07-12

AT Boston
Chicago enc I2l colt 13 /
Boston 600 002 COO ;
Blako and Hartnett; GeueWich,
Ne.Iz, Gotdsait 'd.i'r I'd Hogan.
Imperial Valley press., 1927-07-12
TODAY'S BOX SCORE

AS Furnished by the United Press
Leased Wire up to 2:45 p. m.
Imperial Valley press., 1927-07-12
At New York

Cincinnati GOO 600 200-2 9 l
New York 00l O02 OO0x-3 II l
L~u e. Nehf and Hargrave, Picl-
/ ich: Benton and Taylor.
The border vidette., 1927-03-12

cemetery, where the beautiful,
impressive Baptist services were
read in the presence of the be.
reaved family and close friends.
Deceased is survived by q wife
and four small children who for
several years have resided in
Nogales. Mr.. Welty was prom.
inens in mining circles, being
consulting engineer for the Taft
mining interests in this county.
A. J. Welty will be missed.
The border vidette., 1927-03-12
ORDINANCE NO. a. "A.

AN ORDINANCE PROVIDING
FOR THE MANNER OF IS
SUING AND PUBLISHING
ELECTION PROCLAMA-
TIONS, AND DECLARING
AN EMERGENCY.
BE IT ORDAINED BY THE MA.
YOR AND BOARD OF ALDERMEN
OF THE CITY OF NoGALEs:
Section l. The mayor shall
issue all proclamations calling
any election under the provisions
of the City Charter of Nogales,
which said proclamations shall
be published in newspaper of
general circulation published in
the City of Nogales, once before
any said election, and posted in
three public places in the city
for at least ten days before any
said election.
Section 2. All ordinances
and parts of ordinances in conflict
with the provisions of this ordin.
ance are hereby repealed.
WHEREAS. an early opera.
ton of this ordinance is neces.
sary for the preservation of the
public peace and safety, an EN-.
ergency is hereby declared to
exist and this ordinance shall be
in full force and effect from after
its passage and approved by the
mayor and it's posting and pub.
lication as required by the City
Charter and is hereby exempt
from the referendum provisions
of the City Charter.
Approved this 18th day
of March. 1927.
CHAS. L. HARDY,
Acting Mayor.
Attest: PHIL HEROLD,
(Seal) City Clerk.
The border vidette., 1927-03-12

City Charter and hereby mpt.
ed from the referendum provi.
sions of the City Charter.
Approved this 18th day
of March, 1927.
CHAS. l.. HARDY,
Acting Mayor of the city of
Nogales.
Attest: PHIL HEROLD,
(SeaD City Clerk.
The border vidette., 1927-03-12
READY TO SERVE NOGALES
Thursdays Herald)


Seven business and profes.
sional men of Nogales yesterday
filed their petitions with the city
clerk and are offering their
services to the people of Nogales
to guide the city for the next
two years. The men are Harry
J. Karns, Manuel Escalada, w.
J. Phillips, 0 A. Smith, Jos. N.
Karam. Fl. r. Renshaw and G.
Q. Crenshaw. The post of may.
or of the city is sought by Mr..
Karns while the others are ready
to serve AS aldermen.
The Herald takes pleasure in
recommending this ticket to the
voters of the city. We do so be.
cause this newspaper is person.
ally aquainted with all these
men and know each and every
one to be of sterling character
and unquestioned integrity. They
are men who are vitality inter.
ested in Nogales. They want a
more progressive city and are
ready to expend their efforts to
obtain this ideal without waste.
fulness.
All these men have lived in
Nogales for number of years.
Many of them are pioneer citi.
zens. Don Manuel Escalada
started in business here over 30
years ago and has built up vast
business esta ablishment. Mr..
Karns has been here for over
twenty years, is large property
owner and an ardent and sincere
booster for the city. Mr.. Rem.
shaw is secretary of the Nogales
Building and Loan Association,
an organization which is in a
great measure responsible for
much progress in Nogales. DR..
0. A. Smith is one of the best
men Nogales has ever had. lie
takes an active interest In club
and chambe of commerce work.
Mr.. Crenshaw is known to many
having served Santa Cruz coun.
ty in the state legislature. Mr..
Karam is very active business
man and was practically reared
in Nogales: w. J. Phillips is
the owner of the Owl Drug Store
and one of the city's staunchest
citizens.
These men, who so courteous.
ly offer their services to Nogales
have no political exes to grind.
They are members of both the
Democratic and Republican par.
ties. They offer a non political,
non factional administration to
Nogales.
The primary election is to be
held April 5th. The registration
books will open on March 10th.
Every citizen should register to
vote. This item is important.
Nogales is on the verge of much
progression and it takes men,
sterling citizens, like the ones
mentioned to guide Nogales as
it should be guided.
Many of the leading citizens of
Nogales have already endorsed
this fair and square ticket. Their
election should be unanimous.
The border vidette., 1927-03-12
MARCH II, 1927
LOCAL NEWS.

Lldll Ou MOIlcy ,GVcuuo.
w. D. Parker and wife from
their ranch home near Sonoita,
were county seat visitors Mon.
day.
Attorneys Wright & Tison of
Tucson. were Nogales visitors
Monday on legal business in the
Superior Court.
The Nogales Knights of Ply.
thias lodge met Wednesday night
at Castle Hall for the regular
weekly businss session.
The regular weekly luncheon
Meeting of the Nogales Kiwanis
club was held Thursday noon at
Nuts Place, Nogales, Sonora,
Mexico.
Faith is the name of a fine
baby girl, new arrival Monday
at the home Of Mr.. and Mrs. Ike
P. Frazier. Hearty congratula
tions Ike.
About ten members of the No
gales Rotary club motored to
Mesa to attend the annual dis.
trict convention which ended
yesterday.
D. g. White of Myers. Darl,
log & Hinton, returned Wednes
day to Nogales from California,
where be had been called by the
death of Mr.. Darling.
George W. Grove, we'll known
local pioneer mining man, has
returned from the Cananea min !.
ing district, where be went to
inspect some mining property.
The home of Mr.. and Mrs. A.
B. Whipple, Jr. was made happy
Tuesday morning by the arrival
of a fac baby girl. Mother and
little one are reported as doing
nicely.
George Fisher, owner OF the
Fisher Music Company of Tue
son and Nogales, is q guest the
the Hotel Bowman, from Tue.
son where he has resided many
years.
Father Joseph Garcia of the
Mexican Episcopate, is in No
gales on his way to Spain. He
was one of the Catholic priests
recently deported by the Mexi
can government.
Dan Cole, popular manager of
The Aztec Club, has returned
from business trip to Los An
geles, bringing with him a mum.
Der Of high. class lady entertain.
ers for The Aztec.
Snow, snow, beautiful snow
fell in Santa Cruz county Thurs
day afternoon and night to the
delight of the farmer and stock
raiser. The surrounding noun.
tains are covered with snow.
HI. E, Davis, Patagonia min.
ing engineer, was Nogales Wis.
itor this week. Besides being a
capable mining engineer. Davis
is a clever writer of articles per.
tanning to mines and mining.
George F. Powell, from the
San Geronimo mines near Poza,
Sonora, Mexico, has been a Dor.
der city viritor this week. He
is the father of Arthur Powell,
editor of the Nogales Herald.
Bernardo Exposition Shows
will appear in Nogales from
March 14th to March Goth, un
der the auspices of the Nogales
High School Athletic Associa
ton at the High School baseball
grounds.
The regular monthly meeting
of the honorable board of super.
visors of Santa Cruz county was
held Monday at the court house,
with Chairman Hugo Miller and
Members Fred Hannah and Will
Roath in attendance.
DR.. A. l.. Gustetter has re
turned from his splendid pro
ducing Noche Buena silver. lead
mines near Camou station, So
nora, Mexico, from which be is
shipping high grade ore to the
United States for treatment.
Chief of Police Jay Lowe an.
nounces that reckless driving of
automobiles in the traffic con.
gesteG streets of the city must
stop, and says all speedsters
caught violating the city ordi.
nance will have to pay the full
penalty, regardless. Over the
week. end six traffic viotors were
Putnam patriot., 1927-11-17
CELEBRATES BIRTHDAY

Last Sunday evening party of friend and relatives surprised Mrs. Leanidas Sorel by gathering at her home on Marshall street on the oeea- sion If her thirty-ninth anniversary. \ cedar chest. a Bay State bath robe. and a sum of money were presented to Mrs. Sorel The presentation was made by her sister. Mrs. Beatrice Ay-
 Guests were present from Putnam. Webster. Southbridge and Grosvenor- dale
 Those present were Mrs Francois and Alhina GaGmond, MT and Mrs. Peter Ledue Elzear. Yvonne, Alboma. Ernest and Edward Leduc Mir. and Mrs 8Ifred Gaumend Henry Leduc. FEa fHan ets Eugene Peaetier. Elm erenee Leblanc. Mr and Mrs. Napoleon tiaan45 and Nr and Mrs Armand Ay-
 tse. Raymond. Rita and Lionel Ay- atta. Rad HH Gaum6g4. Alr. and Atrs. IaseffE Lei Isidara Ganthier. Mr. and Ars Arthur Gaumond, Blandine. Emm4 and Haaal G8amand, Clara and FIma EadBe Mf and Mrs Albert Lu-
 Hs. B 8ef Nr and Nrs geaHe. e.1zz4a ffeeis ad Aa- eriHaa Gaua6H1 Nr and Mir Lee Gaamaad and s6n Jean Paul Hector Iednc. LfIiaa Peleqoin Mr and Mrs WHffad Ga aand. Romeo and Levi 6aamaHa NF and Ne Joseph chain= irre. Nr Y @lla THeFFjan and sons J6senhat and Alfred. Mine Hehert and Doris Lasigu8u. Nr and Mrs Alderic Sorol and children. eecile. Robert. George afsIJea and Arnau
Putnam patriot., 1927-11-17
THANKSGIVING DAY
Governor Trumbull Issues An nual New England Harvest
 Time Proclamation.

Governor Trumh has I5He annual ThaHkseivt Day pree'ama- t.as follows
 Harvest time E sree n1a iiaee f those Wka III the =ziI ffe healthy smiling fae # ehgarea WsH has. aent weeks T aa eaf=0t l6ar bUdIE 'eae8 mp ta HsN faf
 are enef faH# EE es6rz -da fahieu 5H Hd less t6aa 4#I aaei hs the fruits at aHNsr E ae 9sn ane mas ntanerlF thank IaH tsHse Wf5rH ate
 Haztaf bIf fba hars
 fard occasion
 tfattu5 asa 3 happy e8ztae R.xe me Il HrIeileee af de
 s5HE special aH rtunity for The aH af it
 i 5es fo nr l9m Thursday 25th 3aF uf Na# her next. tn be
 Tfan# #z5a1 thrauehoui
 ~ aH=s ail people 4 fHrng a4s sH eHsk.6 an that day iH t1elf se4Hr5. place ef worship there t4 rHader hearty tasnbs to Almighty God for F continued care and preH deuee | @Il need na word from me ta further the gathering If fami lies 1u that day. ar to stimulate those festivities which are parf If our New England tradition Let u4 however not fail t0 femenb F at this time the homeless and unfortunate. knowing that he E mast surely blessed whe shares ulth others the bounty witt which God has favored him
Putnam patriot., 1927-11-17

well be described as presenting the u.ual hackneyed program of any lta- EaH provincial opera house. Mis- Geraldine Farrar. now white of hair. g il give q concert at srneE1e with in fse week and possibly there vii be many in the audience who will wish thas Miss Farrar for all her faults. were back at the opera ertalf. y many of fhe roles that were uniquely d ss Farrar's owr are sareiy missed from Che opera programs ef today.
 A Night Club Too
 We are not. rfaaateiE for WIH Ham County the great eity. visitor at clubs and e5.i' ls mol af.ei te.i vfsTt- 4Hz fremen Nhas 1e amus.ns places to visit aftt- theatre. Bu' v5ef3a fall 0ccas and he other night Ne had darra3 1aH tae at the Lsttle Club. az aifair under the Forty is1rH Street Thea Ire. where. when were in the sophomore class sear old IL wood. gorgeous Igeiae Johnson ran her old week every night. Al the Htle club noW one may hear Nafaan Harris sing untillating songs a also hear Phi Baker play the aeEariian and have clever chit=chat wit5 His really anus ing sidekiek whose name we cant re- member And if y3 ei5 dance, there ls good band.
Putnam patriot., 1927-11-17
ARTICLE So
Copsfisht l92I by Ha5is j.

In a previous article. the writer de- snes average expectancy Of support as the average number of tricks ph r may be expected to be held by a rErt= ner vho has not oid For eaample. # f5e dealer holds the loiloNInz hand
 Hearts - l. k, I, C.
 Clubs -i i0, i
 Diamonds - 2,
 Spades -9
 he can juaifahly b1 one hesrt Why because his hand. fl hearts are tramHs. should aVetaQe 10 V in foar heaft tfI- sz= As there are thirteen tricks n al, that leave nlae tfieks to be won by the other three players. one of whom is tae dezlef partner if these nine trleA.s are equally dIs .ded, each player should Hta thYee tricks. the so-ealied average eA- pertaary of sapoor Tor every tgaek ia e ess of these t75.s . pias ef f44t hslp his partners bid oase ln tbis ooe= nection Il should be noted that 2. .'ek tricks, such as aces ard protected kinss and queens, are worth double thef ouick trIck sa.ae sa 5ff.ofi 9i partner 3 suii tid.
 Here's a hand illustrating these points that came up the other rs sht in one oi she aeg Yofk Gard Ctl5s.
Putnam patriot., 1927-11-17
ATTAWAUGAN

Mr. and Mrs L. GoodeH spent Sun day n Manchester
 Eugene Aubiu spent few days last week in North Gresveuardale.
 Mrs. Joseph Tatrault and daughter spent the weekend in Grosvenordaie.
 Mr and Mrs John Handel left for Florida last week to spend the winter.
 George Stone of Boston spent a few days with his parents here 5ast week.
 Mrs Laura Thyng has gone to Paw
Putnam patriot., 1927-11-17

tucket to spend Thanksgiving and Christmas holidays.
 William Reeves of Central FsIIs and Alfred Reeves of New London were Sunday visitors with Mr. and Mrs. Oliver Tatrault.
 Nr. and Mrs. Frank Johnson have closed their bungalow for the winter Mrs. Johnson going 10 Boston where her husband Is employed
Putnam patriot., 1927-11-17
FRIENDLY MEETING

Tn. aea .f trsaa Meeting Waa H6la 5 She t5u=Es tional church Friday aeeH n=. H9 prog ran eeE taa at g.HzfeEi singing and t muGan picture. He MapIe Garden frau 1ha HusF dz Gem straftuH Porter
Putnam patriot., 1927-11-17
F H 5 ORCHESTRA MAKES
 INITIAL. APPEARANCE r.

1He Hte5ezt tfa t HF nIH#E6 fzUHa before he N TdH g4 f1rsua4Ha #1r eg sBe aa5e p#f56H 8i IeaeaaH aper- s8=Hr 6f mu.e at fhe heal 5s the #a.e1 Hl taH.ea The oH6Hestra is
 rsj 5d eighi tadeH sH5 sieitn
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 More #z# pounds Hf 4ass= eaz ataa hy
Putnam patriot., 1927-11-17

No score. rul taf gam / ds1it and hit HecIah. A pa--sd. | t.joHe heart and | h.dtsa diamonds / and \ passed. ' N.4tss3 hearts and 2 tIi three dla- m5ads If / sai 4 passed. should | bid three hearts of four clubsS Figure out h0W many raises Y has for his partners e.1b bid. Then figure out whether it Is a better choice To try for game m clubs or m hearts. with the EnoUledge that has TO help in hearts. An anzl4sis 8f this interesting hand Slll be sf4ea in the next article.
Putnam patriot., 1927-11-17
PETERSON IMPROVES

Pan Peterson If Providence strset who was struek hy m automobile a' Man street about three weeks aEo has so far recovered from his inju ries as to be able to take short dail. walks in the corridors of the Day Kim bal Hospital
Putnam patriot., 1927-11-17
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Hart. "A. K5

Heats |. 5sb
 CIahs -4
 Diamonds = \ 10. :
 Soades - io ! No sore. rubber game Z deal; and Id one hear,. : pas-sd. ' bid oae sfade and B bd t-9 diamonds. ( hld t@ 2 spzdes. < t5d tNo naztfumP. btd three sosCles. ard B bid tour eiabs Dos Zs hand iastas bld Of tgar spaies' O. ersrse lt does With spades trumps. laad should V1n at least i've tricks ,nd. therefore. contains at least two triclss more thaa the average expee- saney of support For that reason, / czn raise his partners spade bid at leas, ta4ce. The fact that z has bid one hear is immaterial The question should h~: Hes many tficks can the hand VII, 4 spades are trumpsa h this case the answer is .'at lesst five. 50 that / e
Putnam patriot., 1927-11-17

Nicholas f5Ee brought he E6g.ls6 splu rs@ to AuerHea iH -50 ta r- the trees oi the devastating eaterpit- lars which were strs uunerfa # that tiIne
Putnam patriot., 1927-11-17
Woman Hurt As Autos
 Crash In Attawaugan

Mrs. II. F. WaIter of Stamford had her scapula fractured when an auto mobile in which she and Il friend Mrs F.. E. Palmer If Cos Cob were riding. was n collision with another ear at AttaWageau. last Friday The cars were badly damaged
 The two ladies were on the way 10 Welleses Nr Walter ta=s daughter. student in WeIles es tols Iege. and Mrs Palmer to visIt heJ daughter at Dana Hall.
 When the ears crashed the wind shield waz smashed. IS was other glass ia the ear 4 peculiar fact connect ed with the aeeaent was that neither of the women were even scratched. Both were taken o the hospital where f was found that Mrs Walters
 heulder blade was fractured. The fracture was treated and the ladies left for their destination by train. Mrs Palmer was uninjured.