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New Britain herald. [microfilm reel] (New Britain, Conn.) 1890-1976, 1927-04-15
Queen HIGH, ACE
OF MUSICAL SHOWS
Makes Immediate Hit With
PlaySoers at Parsons
Try Herald Rev!ewer.)
Cast Of Charactcrsl

T. Boggs Johns. tho Junior Partner.
Observation-Disclosures. Frank Crumit
George Settleton. the Senior Partner.
NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS.. John /. Hazard
Richard Johns, johns Nephew ......
ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS. Joseph Wagstat
Jimmy. the ONCE Assistant .,.......
Observation-Disclosures. Don Tomkns
Jerry Vanderbilt. the Firms Lawyer
NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS.. Jack Leslie
Polly Nettleton. Nett!eton's Niece go.
NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS.. Mildred Brown
Mrs Nellie Nettleton ..... Esther Muir
Florence Colo ....,.... JNlla S2Adersoi
Goodies, the Nettleton's Maid .....,
Patricia. Model ...... Lucille Moore
Kitty. a Model ........,. Jocelyn Lyle
Delghting an unusually large
audience. Queen High" came to
Parsons theater, Hartford. last
night. for a three day engagement.
Here Is show which can be
recommended TO those who wish TO
pass an evening pleasantly with the
assurance beforehand that their
money will be wisely expended.
Queen High" is the musical YER
sion Of the comedy "A Pair OF Skies"
in which two business partners, I'M
able to agree. play one hand of
draw poker to determine which
shall operate the business and
which shall act as the winners but
Ter for a year. There are love COM
plications running through the story
which add zest to the situations and
which lend happily" as all good
musical comedy love stories should.
Julia Sanderson, Frank Crumit
and John f. Hazard are the top
New Britain herald. [microfilm reel] (New Britain, Conn.) 1890-1976, 1927-04-15
AMATEURS AT PALACE.

AS an added attraction at Palace
tonight, amateurs will be presented.
Several local names have been en-
tered in to the contest which prom
ises to be one OF the most entertain
ing OF the season.
The picture program for today
and tomorrow consists OF two excel
lent features. LAS No Man Has
Loved" is thrilling dramatic story
OF the most genuine motion picture
production, and the companion for
this program is Ranger himself in
the FLAMING Fury" a story which
holds along the snow covered tips of
the mighty Rockies from an age
old stage the love of dog for his
master and mate fought with a
sense o. injustice.
New Britain herald. [microfilm reel] (New Britain, Conn.) 1890-1976, 1927-04-15

liners and their combined efforts
pus the show into the star category.
Crumit and Hazard, In the roles
OF the sQuabbling business partners,
provide the bulk OF the comedy.
Miss Sanderson, with her intriguing
eyes and distinctive mannerisms.
won many new friends although
Judging by the applause, it seemed
as If large delegation OF old
ones were present.
Then there is Mildred Brown. The
stage doesn't boast OF sweeter or
more winsome little lady than Miss
Brown. whose charming personality
endearcd her to everyone present,
even the women. She is cast oppo-
site Joseph Wagstaft and their two
songs, Don't Forget" and Gross
Your Heart" are the musical hits
of the show Nina Ohvette proves
herself a comedienne OF the first
magnitude. In the third act last
night the audience stopped the
show while it paid long and loud
tribute to her dance number. Don
Tomkins, dancer. also received
many "bravos"
The ensemble OF boys and girls is
good, in keeping with the rest of
the cast. Two piano selections are
played between the second and
third acts by George D. Mckay and
Edgar Moran.
Queen High" will be offered to-
New Britain herald. [microfilm reel] (New Britain, Conn.) 1890-1976, 1927-04-15
AT THE CAPITOL

The double feature program for
Thursday, Friday and Saturday
brings to the Capitol screen the SEN
sational film, Fashions for Women
starring beautiful Esther Ralston
and Raymond Hatton. Fashions
for Women" is appropriately timed
for a pre- Easter showing, one of It's
outstanding features being a fashion
display eclipsing anything ever be
fore attempted on either stage or
screen. In connection with this film
the Capitol management will award
Saturday evening q complete Easter
outfit.
The co-feature for the weekend
bill at the Capitol is "Cailfornia or
Bust" starring George O'Hara. This
picture is based on the popular story
Of the same name.
The big attraction for the nrst
four days of next week, beginning
sunday evening, will be Convoy"
New Britain herald. [microfilm reel] (New Britain, Conn.) 1890-1976, 1927-04-15
Postmaster General
Produces New Word

Washington, April is Pl-Post-
master General New threw his office
force off balance today by debating
a word nobody could find IN the
dictionary.
Finally Mr.. New was appealed 70
and he explained that the word
"come-at-able" meant Approach
able" and was companion piece
for tho Old Indiana "get-at-able'
which was good in the Hoosier state
in years gone by.
New Britain herald. [microfilm reel] (New Britain, Conn.) 1890-1976, 1927-04-15
CINDERELLA BALLROOM

One Of the best dances OF the sea-
son is being planned for the Gin
1erella ballroom, 81 Pratt street,
Hartford, Conn, on next Saturday
evening, April 18th, This affair will
be an Easter dance celebrating the
finish Of Lent and from all reports
will furnish an evenings entertain
ment long to be remembered by
everyone.
The Cinderella ballroom makes
an ideal place to spend an enjoyable
evening being centrally located, well
ventilated and having one OF the
best floors In town with music that
is bound to please.
Every Monday evening is Ladies'
night and all the ladies are admit
ted free.
New Britain herald. [microfilm reel] (New Britain, Conn.) 1890-1976, 1927-04-15
|. OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES
IYCEJN ROCKS "DON JUAN"

The I.yceum has booked the War
ugr Brothers special, Don Juan,
-'arring the famous John Barry
more as the greatest lover OF ell
time, for next week and the show
Ing OF this great picture begins Sun
day night. Monday inaugurates the
81 owing of the new DeForest
phonofims-or talking movies at
The Lyceum.
For tonight and tomorrow this
eater is presenting as feature
dramas Tongues of Scandal" with
Mae Busch and William Desmond
in the leading roles, and big Bill
Fairbanks in The Winning Wal
OPP Also, the military serial. "On
Guard" featuring Cullen Lands,
md the news reels will be offered.
Mechanics at present are working
At the Lyceum installing the equip
ment necessary for the presentation
of the DeForest Phonofilm next
week when the opening program
will include Ben Bernie and his Or
chestra, the Radio Franks and Phil
Baker, the noted New York stage
comedian.
New Britain herald. [microfilm reel] (New Britain, Conn.) 1890-1976, 1927-04-15
Hartford Post Office
SWamped With Cards

Hartford. April 3 (Pe-With 100.-
600 Easter cards having passed
through the Hartford post office up
TO Thursday night. and the expecta-
ton that today and tomorrow the
number will pass the 100000 mark,
the postal business for Eastertide
Will show an increase of approx
mately five per cent over that of last
year. Easter parcels also show an
increase, and 1t is expected that
about $1,000 will be handled,
New Britain herald. [microfilm reel] (New Britain, Conn.) 1890-1976, 1927-04-15
FORECLOSURE ON $3.50 BILL

4 foreclosure writ affecting James
poyie's property at 80 Walnut street
was served today by Constable Fred
Wrinkle in behalf Of Giuseppe Con-
alto and Giuseppe Cianci, contrac-
tors who claim Doyle is indebted to
them in the amount Of $3.50 and re-
fuses to pay the bill.
The plaintiffs through Attorney
Frank Covello OF Hartford, allege
they erected garage for Doyle and
were never reimburse for amounts
expended in the purchase Of materi-
al or compensated for their labor.
New Britain herald. [microfilm reel] (New Britain, Conn.) 1890-1976, 1927-04-15
BOOSTS SOY BEAN

Rome April --(UP(-Premier
Mussolini today became a booster
.or the soy bean. He ordered his
entire farm planted IN Chinese soy
beans as an example to other farm
ers because he believes soy beans
have greater food value than wheat
and might replace that grain In
Italy. thereby solving a perplexing
problem.
New Britain herald. [microfilm reel] (New Britain, Conn.) 1890-1976, 1927-04-15
HAT MANUFACTURER DIES

Danbury, Conn. April 10 Up
Michael Delohery, president OF De-
lohery Hat company. one of the lead
ing and best known hat manufac-
turers of this city, died early this
morning at his home, IS Main street.
His death was due to a complication
Of diseases. He was in his list year.
New Britain herald. [microfilm reel] (New Britain, Conn.) 1890-1976, 1927-04-15

Frocks-gay--dem -dgnified-"t or
ed"-or friVolously Acknowledgements nsly
slim-the holero-evcry silhouette! Frocks
in georgette, woudrousy rich flat crepes,
crepe romaines, georgette and lace frocks--
Imperial Valley press., 1927-01-15
Stump Makes
Return Play

The fine of SO which Judge Her.
Vev mctcd out to O. p. Stump Fri.
day morning following a debate be.
tween the prisoner and the judge
failed to teach the necessary lesson
stump again faced Judge lLervcy
this morning ana the same charge,
public INVESTIGATION, was brought
against him.
The judge did not ask Stump :.
opinion this morning. He gave the
defendant lecture which the latter
Shout remember for some time and
thc" lest his memory should be
short, the Judge tackled Il fine OF
$35 to the penalty.
Stump was again given opportun.
ity to get the money and a few min
utes later bought his way to free
dom.
Only two other eases were brought
before Judge IIcrvey this morning
Bar Singh entered a plea of guilty
to a charge Of being drunk and paid
fine Of SO. Another paid a fine
of 81 on minor traffic conviction
Imperial Valley press., 1927-01-15
EDWARD ALBERT
STILL RISKINC
NECK IN SADDLE
by United Press Leased Wire

MELTON MOWBRAY, England,
Jan. ID. - The Prince of Wales
was in another hunting Incident to.
day but one Of a minor nature.
Wales scratched his nose when
clearing Formidable hedge, and
although the wound blcd profusrlv.
the prince continued with the Cot.
tcsmorc hounds.
Wales wrist still was bandagcd
today as result Of his accident Of
ii week ago Friday in which he and
his horse parted company uncxpcct-
"div. That fall caused King George
and Queen Mary fresh anxiety re-
garding the safety of Wales neck
aud this parental uncaSincss may
have been responsible for the fa t
that Wales was accompanied BY two
of his brothers, Prince Henry and
Prince George.
At the moment of today s mishap
Wales WAS coaching Prince George
who TODAY made his first hunting
appearance in Melton Mowbrav in
thrc" wears. George has been ab-
sent in China and elsewhere for
some time. Prince Henry 5 appear
ancc today was his first in Lciccs-
tcrShirc this season.
Imperial Valley press., 1927-01-15

IEBER
BY Press Staff Correspondent


llEBEH, Jan. -. - Vanishing
Lunchoons Vii begin again this
year in lIebcr. Mcsdamcs George
Witchcr and IIcrschal Jones will
give the first one at the home of
Mrs. Witchcr.
j. Z. Wagoner was given a birth
day surprise party. Mr.. and Mrs.
John Briggs and family, and Mr..
and Mrs. II. p. Ware and Mrs. NJ.
Borden brought in gifts and TO
trcshmcnts.
The Ladies Aid spent Wednos
day cleaning up the parsonage,
which viii be rented soon.
j. y. Proctor and family hav"
moved to Brawlcy.
Miss Constance Scurlock is visit
ing her sister, Mrs. y. f.. Skeats.
Mrs. Ralph Thompson spent the
evening with Mr.. and Mrs. George
Thompson.
Mrs. Vera Foss and Mrs. ". T.
Fishburn visited in III Centre, on
Thursday.
Mr.. and Mrs. Brewer of Kansas,
are visiting Mrs. Brewers sister,
Mrs. Coy Ritter, and calling on
friends in Heber.
Mrs. George Thompson cntcrtain-
ed the Ladies Aid at their business
meeting, also. honoring her mother
Mrs. {. =. Humphrey of San Diego.
Officers for the ensuing year who
were elected are president, Mrs. VI.
II. Calvin; vice president, Mrs. Ben
IoZcr; secretary, Mrs. \. f.
Skcats; treasurer, Mrs. UermOnd
Weeds. Those attending were Mes
danes NJ. K. Gatlin, Ben Tezer, r.
b. Bcarrup, j, w. Briggs, Wyatt
Briggs, George Witcher, |. l.. Ortcy
!. llcrschel Jones, llcrmond Weeds, W
j. Murphey, Roy Womack, \. F.
skcats, Ralph Thompson, r. ?. Pal
! mer, VI. II. Palmer. G. |. Humphrey
| Miss Constance ScurlOck and Rev
Quentin Roycr.
Imperial Valley press., 1927-01-15
COURT STRESSES
NEED OF 0BEYING
TRAFFIC RULES

Mota Singh, a Hindu of Calpat-
ria. pleaded guilty to Il charge of
reckless driving when arraigned be-
fore Judge |. Mavfield this morn
ing. Sentence has been deferred
until Monday morning at 10 o clock.
Another charge. one Of driving a
car while intoxicated is hanging
over Singh S head. Whether or
not this charge will be pressed was
not made known today. Singh was
arrested by Frank Oswalt, captain
Of the traffic police. on the Calex-
leo highway.
Judge Mayfield took time to
denoumce the continued breaking of
traffic regulations this morning.
People whether they be of the
lowest or highest caste must expect
to suffer the consequences in this
continued breaking of traffic regu-
lations. 1t is no longer a question
Of ignorance OF the laws. Every
man or woman that drives q car to-
day, knows the regulations govern
ing driving sufficiently to tell
whether he is doing right or wrong
1t has now settled to question of
whether the mOtorist wants to obcT
the law or whether he wants to
break il. Barring 4 few unavoid-
able accidents there is no reason
for SO many attractions. We owe
one another these acts of courtesy
ON the road which the law de-
manNs.
Imperial Valley press., 1927-01-15
Pep Squad Gives
Party Honoring
Athletic Teams
BY MARGARET EIDE
(High School Reporter)

Last night in the high school
gymnasium the pep squad gave Il
party in honor of the football team
and the girls indoor team.
The gym was decorated in the
school colorS. blue and white, and
over the basketball standards were
pictures of Spartans, the name Of
the Central team.
Games were played during the
evening, and the party certainly
fulfilled its name of pei party. Re
frcshmcnts were ice cream cones.
ChaperoncS present included Mr..
and Mrs. Rudolph Miller, Mr.. and
Mrs. T.. y. Green, Miss Dorothy
Mcpherson, Miss Helen Wallace,
Miss Dorothy Wilson, c. G. Martin
and several parents.
Imperial Valley press., 1927-01-15
Bay Bridge Opened.
Young Hunters are
Or dered HON e

"When is a duck hunt not Il
duck hunt?'
Patrolman |. d. Millikin solved
this question for three Rcdlands
youths when they ratified into FL
Centre late last night in an old bat
tered down motor car.
Brought to headquarters and qlcs
toned the youths said that they had
left Rcdlands Tuesday. Since that
time they had been on the hunt for
ducks in various parts of the state
and hearing that the valley was a
good hunting ground they decided
to come here.
But the Youths were unable to
show hunting licenses. They were
also unable to show any visible
means Of support save for the old
car and that bore evidence of fast
weakening under the strain. They
did have considerable gasoline and
oil in the car. enough to take them
back to Rcdlands.
The boys said that they had run
out of money and claimed that an
official in Rcdlands had told them
they didn't need hunting licenses
because they were under Is years
Of age. In view of the fact that
they would be much better off III
Rcdlands than in the FL Centre
Lookup the youths were turned loose
with instructions to get quick
start toward RedlandS. They obe,--
ed immediately.
Imperial Valley press., 1927-01-15
"Ma" Ferguson
PardOns Another
BY United Press Leased Wire

AUSTIN, Texas. Jan. 15.-W. G..
Spencer. one of the band of men
that swindlcd J. Frank Norflcct,
Texas ranchcr, ont of more than
100000. today was grautcd n pardon
by Governor Miriam 4. Ferguson.
Spencer was serving an eight year
term in prison.
Nortlc"t attracted nationwide at
tcntion when he personally tool up
the trail OF the confidence men whp
had swindlcd him and brought
about the arrest of more than q
score of the party after years OF
pursuit through the United States
Canada and Mexico.
\ few years ago in Denver, Nor
fleet 5 untirinC efforts resulted in
the roundup Of 4 group of bunco
men, who were members of the
original band.
Imperial Valley press., 1927-01-15
San Francisco
Strike Ended
By United Press Leased Wire

san FRANCISCO, Jan. 10
Union carpenters of San Francisco
today were returning to work IN
all Jobs, American plan or union
contract. as the result of Il confer
cncc held yesterday at which indus
trial peace was agreed upon.
Representatives OF Builders, Car
pcntcrs, International Unions and
the Industrial Association, after n
short half hour $ conference, agreed
upon Il compromise based upon mu-
tual recognition of all factors Of
the strike.
The strike, of more than 10
months duration, has greatly impcd-
td building progress in Northern
California, according to leaders and
luildcrs.
Clay Miller, president of the San
Francisco Chamber of Commerce,
announccd that a huge building
program involving millions of dol
lars is now ready to go forward,
without interruption.
Imperial Valley press., 1927-01-15
CASES ARE SUBMITTED

Two cases were scheduled to
come up before Judge Jennings in
a special term of superior court,
department >. at the court house
this morning but no action was tax
en- in either. Briefs will be sub
mitted to the judge at San Diego
and his decisions returned at lat
er date. All evidence III each case
has been heard and only law points
will be brought up for decision.
The cases are those of the Imper-
ial Irrigation District against the
Southern Pacific Railroad and the
California Bank against Leahy,
Leahy and Garguilo.
Imperial Valley press., 1927-01-15
NOTICE OF SALE

Notice is hereby given that we
will sell at public auction on Satur
day. January %, 1927, at 10 n, m
at Best Service Garage at Sceley,
California, one 1923 Ford Coupe,
Motor Number 5S446.
Said sale will be held to satisfy
storage and damage bill together
with the publication charges. Total
10000.
Dated this 1lth day Of Jan, 1927
llt1O BEST SERVICE GARAGE
Imperial Valley press., 1927-01-15
ONE HASTY COURTSHIP THAT
LASTED IN LONG MARRIAGE

CLOVIS, Jan. 15.-Mr. and Mrs.
Charles r. Underwood celebrated
their fifticth wedding anniversary
here Friday. The aged couple mar
licd in Missouri after % hour
courtship and declare they have
never regretted their hastincss.
Five children. II grandchildren
end on" great grandchlld were
guests Of the couple today. 1t WAS
the first time in ~ years the entire
familE has boon LogcGne,.
Imperial Valley press., 1927-01-15

pect TO return shortly to lhcir homo
in Iloltvillc.
Mr.. ana Mrs. Charles F FELTON, Ct
Fan Claire, Wisconsin, are spending
n week as guests at the f. l.. Pob-
crts home on Sandalwood Drive
The Fcltons, who are cousins Of Mrs.
Roberts, plan to leave tomorrow for
Los Angeles, where they will visit
thor rclatiNcs.
Imperial Valley press., 1927-01-15
PERSONALS

Mr.. and Mrs. j. G. Hemingway,
formerly of FL Centre. are guests Of
their daughter, Mrs. f. y. Deyo Of
the Acacia district. Friends Will be
glad learn that both Mr.. and Mrs.
Hemingway are recovering success
fully from serious illnesses. and oX-
Imperial Valley press., 1927-01-15
PAGE THREE

Officers Find Car.--A StndebaEcr
automobile, bearing the license
number G54-592 was found by immi-
grafton Officers abandoned near
Oasis yesterday afternoon. The Of
ficials took the ear to Il nearby gar
age and reported the matter to the
FL Centre police. The car is bcliev-
ed to be the property Of w. NJ. Her
rim of Calcxico.
Imperial Valley press., 1927-01-15
NOTICE OF ESTRAY

white horse, 140O lbs. . colts,
to 4 wears old, bav and brown. 4
miles southwest Holtville or ~
south, IL cast Meloland. To be sold
January 3lst, 1927, for damages.
T. NJ. NOGT.
Jan 8 X % %
Imperial Valley press., 1927-01-15

The second annual egg laying
contest for Fresno county began at
Selma, November s.
Imperial Valley press., 1927-01-15
NEWS BRIEFS
FROM City and County

A 3. Hanson, Dentist. rY-
PA specialist. Davis Bldg.
|ngs by appointment. Phone
adv
Pda Blesy Dance Studio. 7o3
u. Ihohe 4llW. adv
Fanis Special Car.-Mcmbcrs
kiwanis International, locat-
the Imperial valley, will be
the opportunity to take adj
|1c of the rcccipt-ccrtificatc
Fare in attending the conycn-
f the organization at Nodes
|huary %, by the Southern
c railroad. A special sleeper
BE- ablcd to train 80, leaving
ngclcs January 2l, for the ac-
Pdation of these persons. The
II be returned to Los Ange-
train So, January %.
Frybody Likes It! Paul's But
Pop.Corn. Why' ;, 10 and
|ag. At Pickwick Stages De
adv
|u:y of Skin and hair are in
by appointments at the EEan-
Fautiy Shoppc. Phone Z. adv
hey TO Loan on Automobiles.
|lg Securities Co., Inc, Fred
Fss, Mgr, G60 Main st. adv
Stone Maternity Home. Grad
nurse, supplies furnished.
|5abIc rates. 500 Euclid. Phone
adv
.er to Address Meeting
Beer. official # the Bank Of
of FL Centre, VIII be one Of
|'cakcrS at the meeting Of the
lille Chamber Of Commerce,
|ay evening at lIoltyillc. Kel-
! u have as his subject. lmPe-
alley and Its Future. and
aJargc upon the unusual op
|itics available in this com
Is. Election Of officers for the
/ year for the Chamber of
lerce viii be held in addition
regular meeting.
ldling Wood For Sale. Phone
Y alley Lumber Co. adv
ssine Cover Paper, sizes 15X16;
:; lsX20; 20X2o. Now in stock.
iman Paper Co. adv
ben Beaute Treatments given
tcy Morcland at the PariSiennc
y Shoppe. Tel. 7Sa. adv
,ed Food Sale, by st. Mary $
Society. Saturday, January
Reynolds Furniture Go. = adv
rk Visits Parsons. - Friends
is cify have been advised of
Of q son Jimmie To Mr..
Mrs. Clifton Parsons of Ehel-
Nasl. The yuuugStcr arrive!
IN. s, tipping The beam at
pounds, rjugSido weight. IL
as mothcg are reported to h'
~ splendid progress. Mrs.
ms was formerly Sylvia
m of this CITY and thc proud
,s have q host uf friends here.
Imperial Valley press., 1927-01-15
Bank Case Hearing-A hearin

Held For Investigation.-B. Yer
lusco and George pomingos We're
picked up in Brawlcy yesterday by
A>cCIc,-lnd and George
ENans- denutv shcriff. Tho two Nor
Imperial Valley press., 1927-01-15

We're brought TO the county, jail,
here where they are being held
pending an investigation into an al!
lcgcd attempt by them to pass 4
worthless check.
Imperial Valley press., 1927-01-15

Real Silk Hosiery Mills Sixth An.
hual offer now open. Opportunity
WIll be given FL Centre residents
thus week Edwin Stewart, Inner
Ial Valley Mgr, Box III, FL Ccntro.
Ni'e' r. III. Phohe 449. adv
OFFICER Gets Man.-Dcputy Shcr-
iff Smith Of Nisalia arrived in FL
Ccntro this morning to Get KYLE
Mmis, held ut the county iail for
NisaIia authorities. Manis is charo.
rd with failure 10 support Il minor
child. He was arrested in IIcbcr
u few days ago by George Evans,
deputy sheriff.
Chickens Bought and sold Dress,
ed or undrcsscd. Phone 9G6 for
prices. IVo- woodward. adv
l. V. Academy Of Music offers
superior advantages to students Of
piano, voice. pipe organ and dra-
matte art. G32 Olive. Phone 1861.
After d =. m, 466W. adv
Going To Federal Court.-Four pris-
oh"rs, held III the county Jail on
federal charges, will be taken to Los
Angeles late this afternoon by G. d.
hernandez and Trinidad Herman
The men TO De Drought before the
federal court for arraignmont are:
Victor lIcrrara. l.. Rubalcaba. Jose
Hernandez and Trinidad Herman
dcZ.
DR.. Amy Lyons, Ostcopath, 704
So. Fifth st. Phone 744. adv
Divorce Is Granted An intcrlo-
cutory decree of divorce was grant
ed yesterday afternoon by Judge
FInncy to Francisco NJ. Saluucro.
Thr ecrcc was given upon failure OF
the defendant, Eosar;o. to appear in
defense. The court awarded the Gus
todN Of the one child of the couple
to the mother with the stipulation
that the father was to pay $l5 It
month for the child's support.
NoiieJ TO LotE on a0IOmobi'cS.
Sterling Securities Co. Ine., Fred r.
Gross, Mgr. 6Go Main 81. adv
Bank Case Hearing-A hearing
on a motion to dissolve the attach
mcut in the ease of the Farmers
and Merchants Bank against F. II.
lIoPcwen, is being conducted in
superior court before Judge Finnev
today. During the morning, attor-
ncys for the plaintiff offered an
amended affidavit and attachment.
The case will probably continue
over until Monday before a decision
is reached,
STOVE WOOD-Clean, dry, long
burning Mesquite wood, in one foot
lengths, delivered, at your door on
few minutes notice 800 for one
fourth cord. Sdn"s Lumber Co.
Phone 49,. adv
adv
Held For Investigation,-B. Yer
dusco and George pomingos were
picked up in BraWlcy yesterday by
Wallace N>cCle,-lnd and George
Evans druuty sheriff. The two MOI