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New Britain herald., 1927-06-04

popular among the boys.
 The Hubbard school will close for the summer vacation Friday, June 24. The date for the fall opening has not been set.
 "Sardines" and Not on the Pro- gram are the titles of the two one act plays to be staged at Athletic hall Thursday evening. June g, by the Altar club of the Cromwell Catholic church. The program Is being given under the auspices of Sacred Heart church.
 Gaylord Read Is spending c the weekend as the guest of his grand mother in West Crom we'll.
 Miss Betty Bourgeois gave a party to a number of young friends at her home on Main street this afternoon. the occasion being her seventh birthday. She received many pleas ant rcmembrances of the event. She entertained as her guest for the day Miss Betty Dolan of New Britain.
 The baseball game to have been played today with the Junior Hi-Y team of New Britain was cancelled owing to several members ot the Hi-I team being away.
 Mir. and Mrs. R. E. Stevenson were visiting in Middletovn yester- day.
 Mrs Feidolph Frederickson is wis iting relatives in town over week end.
 The Pythian Sisters will hold a meeting in their rooms at Commun- ity hall Monday evening at o'clock. They will have as their guests at that time the visiting grand officers or the state lodge. An entertai(- ment program for the occasion has been prepared. Every member is expected to be present.
 The Lafanso club has postponed it's meeting until next week.
 Raymond McCorkle, accompanied by Edson Maine, left this morning by automobile for California. They will motor up the west coast .o Vancouver and other points in Brit ish Columbia.
 The recent entertainment held by the pupils of the Hubbard school at Athletic hall netted s41.s1 with all expenses paid. There is now total of more than $92 in the school treasury with this entertainment money added
 A number of the young girls here O n y>jp iC yy, hn c1 day.
New Britain herald., 1927-06-04
SHUbERT, BUGbEE
 NAMED C0NS7ABLES
Appointed by Selectmen to Fill
 Two Existing Vacancies
CHAS. MILLS WINS PRIZE
First Defamation Contest-Chancc to Welcome Lindbergh-Church Notices-Hartford Team Here To. mOrrOw-Piainville Briefs,

George Schubert and Richard Big bee have been appointed by the board Of selecmen to fill two of three vacancies which existed in the constabulary of the town. The third position will not be filled immedi- ately, it is understood. The vacan- cies were caused by the resignations of Charles Orsie, Fred Callen and Andrew Hogan. Schubert has had great deal Of experience. 4 former Bristol fesident, he was q supernu- merary policeman there for four years and a regular for nine years. He was a volunteer fireman and a eight years ago and served as con- stable for three years, retiring vol untarily last fall. Schubert has been fire warden for three years and is a member Of the fire company.
 Bugbee has spent most of his life in Plainville. For three years he has been a member of the fire depart ment. Two years ago he was nomi- mated for constable on the demo- cratic ticket but was defeated.
 Comment about town today was very favorable, the ma jority being of the opinion that the selectmen had made two very wise choices.
 William Kramer of Bank street has let it be known that he would like to fill the third vacancy and that he would accept if the position were offered him.
 Mills Wins Speaking Prize.
 Charles Nils, son of Superintend. ent of Schools and Mrs. l.. S. Mills, won the annual declamation contest of the high school held last evening in the school auditorium. Mills, who recently represented Plainville in the national elimination contest, recited "Spartacus and his Gladiators.'' He was awarded the s5 prize offered by the Plainville Trust Co.
 Carmy Bosco recited Woodrow Wilson's The Meaning of the Flag" and won second prize of $3. Third prize of $l went to Annie Certani, while Virginia Davis was given hon. orable mention. The judges were Mr. and Mrs. A. E. Gregory Of Farming ton. R. E. Morris of Meriden and Miss Bedford of Southington.
 Angels-DiYulio
 Thomas Angels of Baltimore and
New Britain herald., 1927-06-04

Between selections Miss Fife Carl- son gave several readings.
 Legion Supper
 At the joint meeting of Bolton kaslca post. American Legion, and the Ladies' Auxiliary of the local post, last evening in Legion hall, kensington, it was voted to hold the steak supper which the local or ganization will tender the Farm ington Legion and Auxiliary at Grange Hall. Pennington avenue, on Monday evening. June 20. The SUD- per will be cooked by ex-army chefs. All members of the Legion and Auxiliary are invited to attend The committee in charge of the event has arranged for several good speakers and large program of entertainment.
 Boys Club Practice
 Coach Elmer Johnson, who is talk ing care of the kensington Boys club baseball team, has issued call for practice at the Percival avenue field oA Monday evening at 6 o'clock The team will meet the Laureis ot New Britain on Saturday afternoon June II, and Coach Johnson wishes to iron out the rough spots so that the local squad may make good showing against the undefeated squad.
 Johnson has also appealed to the sponsors of the Boys club for greater cooperation in baseball work stating that all cooperation is nec- essary in order to put winning team into the field. The Boys clut teams first showing against the kensington Congregatio church team on Thursday evening has proved encouraging to the officials of the aggregation.
 School Board Meeting The regular monthly meeting ot the school board was held last eve ming at the kensington grammar school. Considerable business was slated for disposal and members oi the board report that a statement regarding the activities of the board will be issued Monday.
 East Berlin Items
 Services at the Methodist church tomorrow will be held at the usual hours. Morning worship at 10:45 o'clock with preaching by the pas tor. Rev. A, L. Burgreer. Sunday school at 12 o'clock. The Junior League will meet at o'clock. At the evening service at 7:30 o'clock, Rev. Dr. w. D. Beach district super- intendent for the New Haven district will be the preacher. The public is invited to come and hear Dr. Beach. Following the service there will be the regular quarterly conference with Dr. Beach in charge.
 Morning worship at St. Gabriel's Episcopal church will be held at 10 o'clock. Church school will pre- cede the morning service at 9 o'clock.
 Clifton Benson. the young son of Mir. and Mrs. Oscar Benson is re- ported as being critically Ill at his home with pneumonia. He is very
New Britain herald., 1927-06-04
ERRAIIC DRIVER FALLS INTO NET New Britain Man Arrested by
 Brown on Turnpike TO BE TRIED TUESDAY
School Board to Issue Statement Monlay-Basehall Teams Deny Reports of Ctnflict-Legion Steak Supper PlanSed for June 20.

Samuel GaMrd of Cherry street, New Britain. s awaiting trial before Judge Georg. G. Griswold at the regular Tuesday evening session hen he will answer charges of op- prating a motor vehicle while under she influence of intoxicating liquor. The New Britainite was arrested at II o'clock .ast night by Officer Frank Brown and taken to the New Brit ain police station where he was later released under bonds Of $500.
 According to the local constable, Gayard attracted his attention by his inaccurate driving, narrowly missing crashes with cars on the turnpike where it is alleged he was operating at speed over the limit allowed by the state law. Hailing the motorist. Brown states he found him in an intoxicated condition.
 Last nights arrest is the fourth In short time on the same charges. Local officers have made prepara- tons for the annual summer vigil lance on the towns highways against drunken driving. Last year many jubilant motorists fell into the net spread by the squad and this town gained reputation of being a good town to keep away from while "un- der the influence" The activities of the local police combined with the judgments of the local magistrate his year will strive to create the same name for the town.
 Game Today
 The St. Paul Tabs baseball team will meet the Wateryille A. C., this afternoon at Percival avenue field, kensington. at o'clock. The game should be & fast one and a large delegation of local baseball fans Is Mpected.
 In connection with the report that Lhe two semi-pro teams, namely the All -kensington team and the St. Paul Tabs team, are at swords points this year, officials of both clubs have been quick to deny the reports and to state that relations between the two squads arc harmonious. The Tabs team, Manager Pat Buckley says, is more or less a training camp for the youngsters who later hope to enter the ranks Of the Aiken sington nine. Manager Dan Malar- ney of the All-kensington team says that no break has occurred between the two teams nor is it probable that any break will occur. He re- grcts the disastrous early season start out claims that later developments will prove more satisfactory.
 kenStngtOn Loses
 The kensingtol Congrega tional church indoor baseball team fell be- tore the attack of the Swedish Beth any church team of New Britain in q tight game played yesterday after noon at Willow Brook park. ending in the score op to 1. Until tn. ,last two innings it was anybody's game, the score standing to in kyor of the New Rritainites with Hitting honors standing about even In the last two frames. the Swedes Wielded the stick for two more runs while the local squad could not reach the out of town pitcher
 kensington used Chotkowski at second, Gugerty at right field, D. Negri at third, Goodrich in the box 'taVt sshiad the plate II. Clark ill
Amerikai Magyar hirlap = American Magyar journal. [volume] (Youngstown, Ohio) 1911-1942, 1927-11-17

Latogatas. Lelkesziink heten
a steeltoni reszen latogat. Nehany
helyen a haziakat mem talalta Oft
hon, az olyan helyekre alkalom
adtan fog ujra kimenni
Adomany0k. A multi vasarnap a
kovetkez6 adomanyok .jottek be
Cs6pke Bala2s alap $1,000, Balogh
Istvan $500 Egy dollart adtak
AlmaSi Gabor, Isten dies. Walec-
ky Josef. Tagdij Kish Andras,
perselyptnz $l1.00 esti persely-
ptn2 $3.50.
Hisnyai Laios ts Fodor Lajos
| kollcktalasa Campbellcn: Macy
F! Laiosnt *.l.00, Gyorgy Mihaly
%4.0O, Tomcsanyi C62ant 800
| IIura Pal, Rusin Mihalynt, Do.
Amerikai Magyar hirlap = American Magyar journal. [volume] (Youngstown, Ohio) 1911-1942, 1927-11-17

mex jegyet bocsatottunk XII / dol
laros es so centes arban. A eyer.
mekeknek liilon teremben teri
think, ahol egyihaztanacsosok IS
felszolgal6 nok gondoskodnak r6-
lux. A rendzest karszallaggal el-
latott rcndez6ing inttzik. N6egy
letiink taejai keszitik az ebedet
s ifinsaeunk szolgalja AIT Eel. A
mcghiyott cgyletcket ktriiik,
hocy reszv6teliiket cl6re jelent
SEX be, hogy szamukra mcgfeleld
helyr6l gondoskodhassunk.
Magyar isk0la. Szombaton del.
el3tt hats0 bascmentiinkben ma
gyar nyelvii oktatas folyik hi
veink 6-12 ewes gycrmekci s2d
mara.
Amerikai Magyar hirlap = American Magyar journal. [volume] (Youngstown, Ohio) 1911-1942, 1927-11-17
Oakland arusit6k
nagy versengese
Macy eladasi kampanyt inditanaz
Youngstownban, hogy meg
nyerjek q ne1nzeti dijjat.
Y. NOVEMBER IL

4 helyben Oakland Pontiac cl.
arusiok hetf6n kczdteE meg a haj
szat, hogy mennel t6bb ''vadat'
vagyis aut6vcvot hajtsanak fel
karacsony esteje. clott.
AZ Oakland-Pontiac cladasi yer
senyben 4,0O0-n6l is tobb auto
mobil elarusito vesz reszt orszag-
s2erto.
A helybeni vadaszok kozt talal-
juls a k0vctkezokct:
Henry Reed Youngstown
Oakland Co. fon0k6t.
c. r. Walters, NJ eladasi osz-
taly fonoket.
Philip Cough, St1uthersi fi6k
f3n0kft.
Henry Froom, a has2nalt gep
osztaly f6n0k6t.
Frank White, Hzemvczctot.
A. e. Watkins. Dolph Steven,
son, w. r, Walker, Harry Dyke.
P. A. Wclch, J, G. La Cclli es j.
A. Kern elarust6kat.
De nemcsak egymaskozt verse
nyeznel az elaruSitGk. hanem min
den f6igyn0kseg ts mimden kcrii-
letnek van clientele IS gy0ztese-
ket gyar remck jrltalomtargyak
kal lepi maid meg. Youngstown
cleveland keriiletben es ellen
fcle San Francisco keriilet.
Amerikai Magyar hirlap = American Magyar journal. [volume] (Youngstown, Ohio) 1911-1942, 1927-11-17

bay Geza, Takacs 1stvannf, Zupek
Istvanne, id. Lakatos Karoly, ifj.
Lakatos Karoly, Boda Istvan,
More Sander, 10th Andras, Szat-
mary Karoly, Fazekas Istvan
5000, Laskai Mhaly $4.0O. Egy-
egy dollart adtal Agoston ia
nosnt, Pocsik Sandor, Fabian
Gyula, Ajvasz Mhrtonn6, varga
Claiborne. Berczi Sander, Tur6czi
Josef, Rayner L,as2l6, Halasz ia
nosne, K.ish Matyasnd. Foldvari
Sander, fl. Almasi Josef, ozv.
Szilagyi Gyorgynt. Tur6czi Fe-
rencznt, Fodor I1ajos, Csipke Ba-
jlazs $3.50, Kalap B6ni soc. varga
.]anos JOc.
10th Andras Brierhille-i kol-
Ilcktalasa: Turcsan Mihaly, Varga
.JanoS, Szabo Bella. Zambo Janos,
Szel1eres Josef, Combos Andras,
Varga Sandor. katk6 Fercnc,
Varga Gyula, Zamb6 Janos, bali
ticket Soc, Frank JAnosnt bdli
ticket 25c., Frank ,janos Soc, ko-
lozsvAry Jdnos soc, Szadai Ben
jamin. Ot--ot dollart adtak id
Dork6 Janos, alap, id. Dork6 ia.
Amerikai Magyar hirlap = American Magyar journal. [volume] (Youngstown, Ohio) 1911-1942, 1927-11-17
JoL sIKERttLT BAL.

Az egy:haz balja, amelyet mutt
Szombaton tartottak a Szulligan
terembcn, nagyszeriicn sikeriilt
dacara annak, hogy azon az esten
meg ket mulatsag is volt. A meg
jelent nagys2amu iclmezck koziil
bzony neh6z volt a dij nyeroket
kivalasztani. Az els6 diijat 0zv.
.Szulligan Janosnt nyerte ell. Az
Is maszkajat mem tudta senki sem
felismerni. A masodik dijjat ifj.
Nitro .Tozscfne, a 3-ikat Kiss Mar
git ts a. 4-ikct Bella Imrenenek
itelttl1 oda. Szuliganne es Bella
ne visszaajandtkoztak a dijjakat
az cgyhaznak.
Amerikai Magyar hirlap = American Magyar journal. [volume] (Youngstown, Ohio) 1911-1942, 1927-11-17

nos tag dii, Macy Bertalan, Ka-
toch Janos So, Katoch Odon 81,
Frank Janosne 81, Belencali Jo-
zsef bali ticket $10O. Virag ado
many: Kovaos Andrasne, Kovacs
Rorhala.
Amerikai Magyar hirlap = American Magyar journal. [volume] (Youngstown, Ohio) 1911-1942, 1927-11-17
4 FUGGETLEN MAGYAR
REFORM. EGYHAZ HIREI.
Lelkesz:
BORSY- aYORGY.
Templom es par6kia:
925 MahOning Ave-. Tel: S5637

Multi vasarnapunk. A Filippi-
bcliekhez irott level alapjan hal
lottuk az Iget arr6l, hogy mcny
nyirc szikseges a kiil0nbo26re
teremetett emberben az "cgyenlS
indulat, mely semmit ncm cselck-
silk versengesbol ts hiabavalo
dicsekedesb6l'', hanem cgymast
alazatosan kiil0mbnek tartvan
maga-mag CANAL. Hallottunk, ertot-
tiik Is cselekedni kivanjuk ezt
egyhazi kotelessegiinkGn beliil,
hoey az "egy erz6s' legyen jkes-
segiink. l22-en voltunk, akik ez
alkalommal az Urnak napjAt ko-
z0s Observation-Disclosures megszen-
teltitk. Annak vegeztevel bekes-
s6ges kozgyilest is tartottunk
melyen egy hazunk fontos anyagi
iigyeinek gyors rendezeseb6l tar
gyaltunk. Ebbol kifoly6lag ke-
rest inteziink tagjainkhoz, hogy
megajanlasaikat lcheto legrovi-
detb idon beliil fizess6k cgyha-
zunknak k0lcs0neikkel is igye-
kezzenck segitsegere lenni egyha
zunknak.
Sorozatos Katemagyarazat. a
magyar reformatus egyhaz a Bib
liza mellett tudvalevoleg a II. Hell
vet Hitvallas es a Heidelberg
Ka.et fogadja ell a hit dolgaibar
kalauzaul. E ket utobbinak tani-
tasai hova-tovabb kivesznek hi
vek emlekezeteb0l. Exert az egy
haz lelkesze multi vasarnap este
fel 8 6rakor megkezdette a Hell
delbergi Kate magyarazatat 50
vasarnap esten keresztiil 6hajtja
AIT folytatui. A magyarazat, bar
sorozatos, de annak minden egyes
resze kulon is 0nallo egesz. Ert-
het0 tehat azok szamara is, akik
levezet6 magyarazatot mem hal
lottak. Az els0 alkalommal 81 fel
mott reformatus testveriink volt
jelen, remeljuk azonban, hogy ez
a szam gyarapodni fog. Mem le
het 0ntudatos magyar reforma-
tus az, aki Egyhazanak tanitasait
mem ismeri vagy mem idezi fo,
ujra emlekezeteben!
Gyilesek. Egyhazunk tana
csanak tagjait szombat estere, NJ
cgyletiink tagjait pedig vasarnar
q. G. az istentisztelet utan r0vid
mcgebeszelesre ez uton is 0ssze-
hivjuk.
Beigtatas. A lelkeszi beigtatas
ol1kesziiletei folynak. Nov. 27-en,
d. 9. fel IL 6rakor kezd6d5 temp
lomi innepelyiink0n lelkesziinkon
xviii Sebestyen Endre esperes,
Marion Sander donorai lelkesz
fungalnak. Deli / 6rakor, mint je
lentettGk, diszebed a Kossuth
K0r nagytermeben. Banketti je-
eyek arusit&sa heten megkez-
d6dott. 800 feln6tt Is 100 oyer
Amerikai Magyar hirlap = American Magyar journal. [volume] (Youngstown, Ohio) 1911-1942, 1927-11-17

Bemutatjuk
The Youngstown Oakland Go.
eladasi talyanak tagjait
akik eladjak az
Oakland es Pontiac
automob lokat
Mi nalunk megtalalja a gyartmanyt
Mi nalunk megtalalja felszerelest
Mi nalunk megtalalja az organizaciot.
Ez nehany ok ARA, hogy miert nepszeriek az
Oakland es Pontiac
gepek Youngstownban Is kornyeken
The Youngstown Oakland Co.
855 Mahoning Avenue
Telefon 43114
sTRUTHERsI FI0K
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Mgr Used Car Dept ''0 "sr'
Imperial Valley press., 1927-05-04
WOman's Club to
Give Program

Snappy comedy, fine vocal mum.
bers and beautiful costume effects
viii be features which promise to
make the Ten Thousand Club
spring show, to be given at the
c.ub house tonight, an evening full
of good entertainment for all who
attend.
Two plays, And SO They We're
Married. = and Ncighbors, to-,
&rther with u wedding pageant will
be given under the dircvtio of Ms.
Ross 7. Hickcox. Music for the
pageant viii De under the direction
If Madame Katherine Ward Kupe.
liam
Members Of the casts Of tn" plays
include Mrs. Roy Thompson, Calex
leo, Mrs. Lucy Martin, James Sharp,
Norman Dcaton, Mrs. s. +. Allen,
Mrs. +. d. Jacobs, Mrs. A. b. Han
son, Mrs. \. y. Fontos, Mrs. G. T..
SoneS, Mrs. Calvin G. Mousseau, c.
W. Rcmcle and Rav y. johnson.
Others participating in the enter
tainmtnt will be members o. the
chorus of - singers, and those who
will participate in the elaboratciy
costumed wedding pageant.
The program viii begin at = o.
clock and is being sponsored by the
club 5 spring finance squad, Mrs.
Frank r. Anderson, chairman. The
public is invited to attend. Tickets
will be on sale at t"a door.
Imperial Valley press., 1927-05-04
County Clerk.
Gets New Job

Unless the distinguished county
clerk Of Imperial county has reform
ed, or taken cooking lessons, there
is likely to be considerable sickness
in the Elks lodge this year, Cal
Mousseau having been appointed
head of the kitchen squad by B. NJ
Gruwell, exalted ruler, the latter an
nomced today.
Those who have accompanied him
on hunting trips declare the county
clerk is without doubt the worst
cook that ever spoiled boiling wat
er.
He is to give his first "blowout :
tomorrow night when dinner will be
served at $40 preceding the re-
gular lodge meeting, and Elks in
the insurance business are doing
plenty of work today. Catfish =
will be the piece de resistance of
fered by the new chef.
An initiation of candidates will
be part of the lodge meeting, and
because of the ineXpericnce Of the
chef, officers of the lodge will be
forbidden to eat dinner until after
the meeting, exalted ruler stating
that he wishes to take no risks.
The annual Elks Mothers 5 Day
memorial service will be held Sun
day afternoon in the lodge room ar
Imperial Valley press., 1927-05-04
Thief Gets Away
From Pursuers

Women 5 silk hose were scattered
along Main street shortly before
noon today when a youthful shop
litter dashed to freedom from Var.
ney Brothers store. Although he
cluded his pursuers, the man is said
TO be known to police and an arrest
is expected.
According to the information fur.
nished the thief, an American about
24 years cid, went into the Earney
store and started filling his pockets
with hose. \ girl clerk saw him
and summoned the proprietor The
proprietor grabbed the hose from
the man but as he did So the thief
gathered up some more in his arms
and ran through the door into Main
street.
He ran to Sixth street and then
took nOrtherly direction, cutting
back toward the east again at the
alley between Main and Broadway
Police We're notified and took up
the chase.
Imperial Valley press., 1927-05-04
Chamber Hears
Talk on China

An address BY Pro-. !. S. Ken
nedv Of the Central Junior College
Oh present conditions in China fea-
tured the weekly luncheon meeting
Of the I'll Centre Chamber Of Com
rcrce held ut the Barbara Worth
hotel at noon toda},
The address was 4 most interest
ing one, the professor pointing Out
WLich are not generally known and
explaining that III view Of these
facts, tn" policy to be assumed by
the government in the present up
rising mast be carried On with Il
view TO the future as well as to the
present Hr indicated mat the
present policy Of the administration
oi remaining in China despite the
warfare being carried on there was
III his estimation the right way to
meet the situation.
Tn" professor, however, did not
spend much Of his ilne Oh the China
uprising but gave Il verbal sketch of
the possibilities in the orient rela-
tive t. economical and commercial
development. tie pointed out its
many poss. l.,tt.es and his address
was We'll delivered and received.
Colonel iH.'l:ps announced that
the krd ff.~- drive is progressing
nicely and ,h::t Ii tenteo ; quota
Of $500 had .eaftr been reached.
Tie attention. ot tie h.enlbers was
c"lled 10 the election Of directors to
be held FRIDAY afte.noon Tho polls
viii bc open from 1880 to $50 o
clock i'll the afternoon and All votes
nust be cast in person. There are
- names on tie list Of candidates
selected By the nominating commit
tee, the II receiving the most votes
being elected to dirtctorship.
Imperial Valley press., 1927-05-04
X. G.. E. n. Plans
Concert Program

4 series Of concerts will be given
by K. G. f. ~, Imperial Valley
radio station, beginning tomorrow
night through the courtesy Of the
Phil Holenback Co.. developers
Of Live Oak Springs. A three-hou
program is scheduled for the op
ching night.
The Hollenback company has been
working for some time to develop
Live Oaks Springs and the series
Of concerts win be part Of an in.
tensiye advertising campaign it is
carrying on to place the new deyel.
opment before the public.
The aerial program viii open with
. half hour with America s concert
artists, reproduced by Brunswick
Panathrope Harry Becker, tenor
of X. :. d. F. accompanied By
Doug Decide Will give &c minute
vocal program. Malcolm Aldrieh
will give five minute talk on Inn
pcrial Valley. Phil Benson follows
in a series Of 'pianologs and Mrs
Marie Bostwick with ~cyerar solos
Master Billy Dunhan, boy so
prano, "Luke and His IKE and Il
Imperial Valley press., 1927-05-04

hat there is not serious flood
menace in the delta region Of the
Colorado. We can only say that
Imperial Irrigation District is doing
lis utmost to protect Imperial Val
Icy lands from inundation. Our le
wees and our equipment are in bet
ter shape than ever before. We have
the added experience of years on
the river and we have the added
knowledge brought by our surveys
OF the delta area in the past year.
We believe that everything is being
done that can property be done to
prepare for high waters and that
there is now no ground for hysteria
ON the part Of land owners in the
Imperial Irrigation District. In our
p, sition we have been sustained by
the judgment of many engineers Of
national and international rcpute
who have recently studied the con
ditlons. of the delta region.
Imperial Valley press., 1927-05-04
Former Resident
Critically I'll

Consider b. N 'iety is teing felt
by friends here regarding the con.
ditlon of Mrs. j. Tat - her
wcll,known resident Of this city and
nov OF Calipatfia, who is seriously
i'll IN the Riverside l,spital follow.
ing internal injuries sustained in an
automob Ic accident ;.Dont two weeks
ago.
The accident occurred when Mr.
and Mrs. To- ana Il fJicn;. were
motoring from the valley to Los
Angeles, washouts in the road near
Corona causing the trouble. Mrs.
Tate was rendered unconscious, but
received first aid in Corona and
was not considered in serious con.
dition. She was later moved to the
hospital at Riverside and was be
heVed to be getting on we'll until >
few days ago, when Il turn for the
worse came. The exact injuries
which she sustained are not known
by friends here, but her condition
is reported to be critical TODAY.
Mrs. Tate has a wide circle Of
friends both in this city and the
north end of the valley.