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Imperial Valley press., 1927-09-27
Local ElkS Lose
At Redlands

Anaheim : drill team of ElNS
vrestcd the Southern California rit-
ualistic championship from the team
representing IL Centre at RcdlandS
,ast nj ght in CLOSELY contested pre-
>"ntati ion of the ritual The El Centre
team had won the valley title by
eliminating Prawley and Calexico
md competed in the southern dis
.rict finals with Anaheim.
The members of the team, how
ever. reported an excellent time as
guests Of the Rcdlands Lodge of Elks
and all were happy upon their return
tGiS morning despite the defeat.
Those making the trip were: r..
Nj. Gruwell, exalted ruler; tlvde Y.
nil. esteemed leading knight; T..
T.. Christian. esteemed Loya!
knight; c. W. Barry. esteemed lcct-
nring knight: X. L. Philley, chaa-
lam: Fred Holmes, inner guard;
Lee Nuffer, candidate; j. X. Mitch
ii, esquire and Mark Washburn
.oach.
Less than two POINTS separated
he teams nj the end Of the contest.
two sisters. Mrs. Fred Trude and
Mrs. Ray Mouser and by brother,
J. l.. Ne Kim, all of whom reside in
the valley and by three children.
Imperial Valley press., 1927-09-27
Former Local
Resident Dead

Word Of the death of a former
Imperial Valley woman, Mrs.
Dwight Wirtz, who will be better
remembered here as Eloisa McKim,
has been received here. Mrs. Writ
died in La Jolla on Saturday. AL
though number of inquiries have
been made by telephone by friends
here, no information regarding fun
eral arrangements has been obtain
ed.
Mrs. Writ, who with her husband
and family has resided in Cleveland,
Ohio, for some time, came west this
summer to join her family who were
summering at La Jolla. Her health
was known to be in rather dan
gerous condition some time ago, but
the end came sooner than was eX
pected.
The deceased formerly resided
here with her parents. Mr.. and Mrs.
j. II. McKim. She is survived by
Imperial Valley press., 1927-09-27
Two Take Test
Shot At Cop

What F. II. Shultes, 3s, and H. W.
Reider, 55, both of Calipatria, con.
sidered something of practica al
Joke, according to their declarations
to police, may end in their having
a long time to think it over behind
prison bars. They will at least be
confined at the coanty jail while a
thorough investigation into the al
legged ruse is made by authorities.
While police were investigating
the shooting of Olivia lie Vega,
colored woman in Calipatria early
last week Shultes and Reider are
said to have decided that they would
test the caliber of a deputy city
marshall. While the deputy was
cautiously making his way about
the house in which the shooting oc.
Cured thew are said to have taken
a shot in his general direction, just
to scare him.
The deputy Immediately dropped
to the ground and returned the fire.
Investigation into the shooting led
to the arrest of Schultes and Reider
late yesterday afternoon and they
are said to have admitted the shoo,.
ing and also that the deputy was
worthy OF his star.
No formal charges have been
brought as yet by the district at
torneys office against the four
white men being held in connec,
tion with the shooting at the County
.iail. 1t was iutimatcd this morn.
ing. however, that action in the
ease would be begun at once.
Imperial Valley press., 1927-09-27
TWO ACCUSED BY
C0RONER'S JURY
FOR MANS DEATH
(ContinneS irum page one)

(ContinneS i-un page one)
until daylight was then made be.
fore Morrison was ordered out. He
eStlfied that no guns were found OIL
Morrison out tnat a rifle had been
picked up at the place where Glib
son is alleged to have been Killed.
Alfonso Mendoza, q store clerk,
testified to having sold Easson a
new shirt a short time after the
'rime is alleged to have been COM
nittcd.
Went to Los Angeles
William Allen, operator at the
Southern Pacific office in Brawlev,
then testified to having sold tick
t 10 Easson for the night train To
Los Angeles. George Larsen, brake
man Of the train, Charles Dawlev
conductor, and 4. L. Blanton. rail
policeman, testified that Easson
had taken the train to Los Angeles
and that he was seen to leave the
train at that place.
In the meantime search for EaS-
son in the vicinity of Los Angeles
has failed to reveal any trace of
the man. \ formal charge is ex
pected to be brought against Nor
cison either late today or tomorrow
through the district attorneys OF
flee.
The district attorney was in
"haree of the questioning of the
witnesses at the inquest which was
held under the supervision Of Cor
Oner Lemons.
Imperial Valley press., 1927-09-27
THEATERS

"The Big Parade, Which hqs
been rightly called the biggest PIC.
turc in screen history, has been
eagerly awaited in this city. King
Nidor's Metro-Goldwyn Mayer pic.
turization of Laurence Stallimgs
story, is coming to the Valley Thea.
tre tomorrow for a four day run.
Briefly the story of "The Big
Parade - centers in Jim Apperson. a
typical fun loving American and
much like every other rich man 5
son. In the spring of 1917. fired by
a new patriotism, he enlists aud de.
parts for service in France The sue,
ceeding scenes show Jim and his
two buddies.
And then Jim meets Melisandc-
as played by Renee Adorce-ana
fargets about Ills American sweet
heart.
Then comes the advance to the
front and the lovers are separated.
Vital moments of drama are shown
in the advance through the forest.
the attack on the French village,
Imperial Valley press., 1927-09-27
Court of Honor
Is Postponed

No Rov Scout Court of Honor viii
bc held tonight, DR.. Norman r.
Dupont. county chairman of th''
Court announces. ScUutmastcrs re
port that their work is not suffici-
emily organized to date. and that
only Il small number of boys are
eligible to receive awards.
:. l.. MccrorN, county scout exc
eutive, is back at his desk today
following Il trip to Long Beach where
he attended the Scout Executives
biennial conference for the district
covering California, Utah, Ncvada
and Arizona. Fifty-four executives
ard 10 assistants were in attend NEE.
McCrorv reports the conference the
lest and most inspirational gather
ing of its kind ever held i'll this
district.
Imperial Valley press., 1927-09-27
Couple Ordered
To Get Married

Make up your minds Judge
'crkins told Alicia Costilla and
ieorge Onyong when they were
brought before him in police eour,
his morning.
Alicia and George faced the Judge
ast week when they were arrested
On vagrancy charges because they
had forgotten to get married -
1fter taking out marriage license.
The judge released them at that
lime with the provision that they
either separate or tie the knot.
This morning Alicia appeared at
equipped with the mar
riage license and complained that
George was sill 4 single man. He
was brought to headquarters for
questioning.
In view of the fact that George
will have a family of four to sup
port if he does marry Alicia. the
Judge decided to give him further
time TO think it over.
''Iou take Alicia and go talk il
over he told George, "but make
up your minds. Either get married
'r quit having anything to do with
Zach other
Imperial Valley press., 1927-09-27
Theater Work to
Commence Soon

Work on FL Centr0's handsome
1aw theaicr building is expected to
.sgin within two weeks. according
ia Herb Norris. local manager for
the West Coast Theaters me, which
viii ercrt the building. Bids are in.
md the general contract will b,.
'et within the next 10 DAYS. The
theater ard airdome. which will he
located at the corner of Seventh
snd State streets. will represent dn
out lay Of over 100000. 1t is plan
nad 70 have the new building com
pltted bv Fehr"Hry l, 1928.
4 space l't ~ $50 feet in siz"
"ill he covered by the airdome and
tleater.
No expense viii be spared to make
the new entertainment palace q
real credit to Imperial Valley, and
tine new building when completed
Will be equal in equipment and
beauty to those found in any city
in California of 10000 population.
Imperial Valley press., 1927-09-27

A horse race complete in every
detail, and without the mistakes
and inaccuracies occasionally found
in the movies handling of the sport,
is promised in "'The Sunset Derby
the First National picture which
viii be the feature attraction at
the Airdome tonight.
Racing scenes for the production
were filmed at the Tiajuana. Low.
er California, race track, with real
track officials and sporting ex.
perts acting in advisory capacities
to Albert Rogell who directed the
picture.
Mary Astor and William Collier.
Jr.. play the featured roles in the
picture, with a large supporting
cast.
Imperial Valley press., 1927-09-27
SOUTH EXPECTED
TO FIGHT SMITH
AT CONVENTION
Democratic Stronghold is
Seeking Protestant Pro-
gressive Dry.

Following is the second of a
series on political conditions In
various parts Of the country as
gathered by United Press bu-
reaus and from leaders in Wash
ington.
Imperial Valley press., 1927-09-27
SERIES UMPIRES NAMED
by Tnited Press Leased Wire

CHICAGO, Sent. l7.-Ban Johm.
son. president of the American lc;.
que, today announced appointment
ot umpircs X. 7. Maliin and f. T
OrmSbv to officiatc in the world :
series games.
Imperial Valley press., 1927-09-27

the trenches, shell-holes, machine
gun nests, the woun ding Of Jim and
the final fight for his two pals.
Then home again and the reconstruc.
ton period when the two lovers arc
reunited.
Imperial Valley press., 1927-09-27
At Cincinnati

st. Louis 900 100 120-4 II
Cincinnati 600 00l 000-1 l
Alexander and Schultz; Donohue
and Uargreaves.
Imperial Valley press., 1927-09-27

\ rine months old Rambouillet
ram, Am. was sold at auction Ia
salt Lake City for $4,000. IT was
,.nt II the sale by 4. X. Cox. Wood
land. Yolo county. This was "a world
record.
Imperial Valley press., 1927-09-27
At Philadelphia

New York 03l 00l 00l-6 Is @
Philadelphia 600 0C0 020-2 0
Fifzsimmons and Cummings;
Scott Sweetland and Jonnard.
Imperial Valley press., 1927-09-27
fTODAY'S BOX SCORE
As Furnished NV the Tinted Pres,
Leased Wire up to 2:ij r. u.
AMERICAN

Washington at Boston, both games
postponed, cold.
Imperial Valley press., 1927-09-27
Babe Gets Homer
With Bases Full

YANKEE STADIUM, New York,
Sept. 27.-Babe Ruth batted out his
57th home run of the season with
the bases filled in the sixth inning
of today's game between theYanks
and the Philadelphia Athletics.
Ruth is only two homers behind
his 1921 record when he hit 50
homers for the season.
manager for the American Express
Co.. aud his mother on the floor
struoolipy. the mans hands clench-
ed around his mother throat.
Jerome did not hesitate. HIS
mother was being hurt. lie fired
one shot, shot that pierced his
stepfather s heart.
Imperial Valley press., 1927-09-27

Eighteen hundred sacks Of Glenr
county rice sold in the field for
~3.3J :. sack.
Evening star., 1927-05-01

IF YOU ARE CONTEMPLATING BUYING
a suburban home this Spring / am offering
an attractive opportunity in new six-rOom
house, ready to move in, with acre fine land,
exceptionally we'll located among good neigh
bors churches. schools. near Maryland Uni
versity. chain stores; car line skirts property /;
bus lines on Washington Baltimore boulevard
squares distant. minutes to b. g. o. Sta
ton: rural mail: chicken houses garage,
fine water, electricity 8 rooms first, 3 on
second floor: kitchen range; economical
heating plant: 80 minutes from Washington
Small cash payment. Sa7 so per month. $50
good white Leghorn hens, properly cared
for. will net more than enough 10 make
monthly payments. Why loose your rent
money and time, While growing old. this
lows grow in value. II interested in sub
urban home don't miss this rare opportunity.
Address OWNER. Box 2SS-S, Star office.
Evening star., 1927-05-01
A BARGAIN.


Certain conditions make il necessary for
owner TO sell beautiful suburban home at a
sacr flee. Pretty eight-rOom Colonial home.
located in a cluster of beautiful shade trees ::
water and electricity in house; abundance Of
flowers and shrubs: 90 wonderful fruit trees
large crane arbOrs Fully equipped as a
poultry farm and can be made to pay for it.
self IN very short time. over two acres
Of land. Just one block from w. B. & A.
car line and miles from District line. Priced
at a ridiculous price Of S5,950 for an i'm
all day Sunday or after 5:30 evenings.
FALLS CHURCH. vA.-GOOD 7-hOOM e
story house. good location. close to cars:
large front porch. well on back porch. ga
rage. hen house. nice shade and fruit; l u
property is being sold to settle an estate.
WIN arrange terms
Nice 5-room bungalow, ami; oak floors,
front and back .porchcs. garage. chicken
house. garden. right Lee Highway. close
TO schools churches and stores lot 50x150
A bargain at SIS. 500: terms.
A very good unfinished 1-stOry 4-rOom
house. well. chicken house. hrooder houses
fruit trees, > acres good land, close TO cars
all for 81 500; terms.
One story. Broom Summer cottage.
chicken house, good we'll and garden. with
3 acres good location. close to cars. all
Good ,4-room house porch front and hack
cellar. we'll. hen house, garage. nice orchard
Il acres good land. close TO hard road and
cars. 4 bargain at 81 500. All kinds of
property at all prices and farms little and
big. Phone Falls Church so Office hours
- : H. II. ANDERSON & co.
Evening star., 1927-05-01
CARMODY HILLS.

y 7 INNJs
Beautiful lots. Wide streets. electricity.
water sidewalks: lots 3 70 down and 81 week. d.
No interest on deferred payments.
NEW BUNGALOWS.
TO g rooms. bath. improvements. small
down payment and S3A per month.
A lot means a home.
And home means lot
For Sunday insnec'ion call Lincoln 6171.
@. B. ZANTZINGER,
10th and X .sts. NV. Main .6S71.
Evening star., 1927-05-01
SALE-INvEsTMENT PROPERTY.

TEN-Ro0M BRICK, 4th AND NV. RENT
Two-family fat 8 rooms each. bath. 3
brick garages. Rents, SOS. Price S4.50o.
Call Room 403 142O K NV.
SOUND SECOND-TRUsT INVESTMENTS.
Evening star., 1927-05-01
InCOfpUTAttU,
Columbia 236a
OWNERS SACRIFICE.

Must sell my practically new 2-Rtorys
wholly detached frame house in District
near Takoma: bright rooms. also rooms
fireplace: h-wh.: oak floors: unusually
large linen closet; floored attic over entire
big trees shrubbery. small fruits; many uns
usual features near stores and new school,
directly on Capital Traction 4th e. Takom4
line Price IL taken now. SO.950. This 10
a big bargain in a rapidly growing conlniu
nitV Adams 301k-I
Evening star., 1927-05-01

OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES,

FLORIDA AVENUE. NE.
34.U00 Square Feet.
The Western Electric Building No. 80
Florida avenue northeast: fireproof ware
house containing $4,000 square feet Ele-
vator. two loading platforms sprinklers.
heating plant and large office space
Available to responsible tenant. at very
low rental.
WEAVER BROS. INC.
500 18th St. NV Main 94s6.
Evening star., 1927-05-01
WANTED-REAL. ESTATE.


Real Estate,
2 Dupont Circle Nv.
This Office is receiving an increasing num-
Der Of inquiries for moderate sized houses
and apartments, priced within the means of
service families, in the northwest SECTION,
Edgemoor. Battery Park. and similar local
tiesa We. therefore. invite listings both for
reue and for sale.
Telephone Main 1870. ~1s
Evening star., 1927-05-01
WANTED--LOTS.

LOT WANTED IN SUBURB OF WASHING
ton. State location, size. price. in first let
ter Address Box 366S. Star Office.
WHY NOT APPLY YOUR NON-PRODUC-
ing lot as part payment on new home!
Agents don't bother. Cleve. 2959.
WANTED - CHEVY CHASE LOTS OR
acreage in exchange for rented houses
FULTON r. GORDON,
Continental Trust Bldg Main 1891.
Evening star., 1927-05-01
REAL HOMES
8 ROOMS, 2 BATHS.

Attractive bungalow in Lee Heights. Va:
near trolley and bus lines: occupied less
than one year; can be used by two families,
lower floor containing separate apartment
wi WITH BATH delighttul sun porch h IN ADDITION Ej
bought for 81 800 cash and monthly pay
ments like rent. For appointment to inspect
call Main 1145.
RUBY LEE MINAR. INC,
l4O5 New York Ave Main II45 re
Evening star., 1927-05-01

BLAIR. TAKOMA. 72O BOUNDARY AVE.
between Chicago and Takoma aves.: new
Broom and bath modern bungalow: large
Evening star., 1927-05-01
WORTH LOOKING INTo TO-DAY. :,

Very conveniently arranged fve-rOom bum
Salow with hardwood floors fireplace. tiled
bath. cement cellar. etc. in suburb adjacent
to Washington that is one of the sylvan
beauty spots of Maryland BUNGALOW is new.
attractive. modern. The surrounding en-
vironment of deep old shade. winding streets
and roadways and pretty homes provide
charming rural setting even though. In its
appointments and improvements the bunga;
low and the community are as well served
by convenience as would be possible in the
heart of the city. To see property phone
kensingtGn 36-M Price and terms. by the
tsta f1nlfsa1 ally Interesting
Evening star., 1927-05-01
q Acres, Attractive Home
On Splendid Fishing River.

Excellent black bass fishing. also small
game hunting: pretty Groom house, shady
and cool. river views. needed farm bldgs.;
school bus passes handy. town % acres fer
berries. YoulI want it and price only
5000 for Quick sale: S700 cash. VIII
LIAM MCMAHON. Str0ut Agency. l04 Vue
de Leau st. Cambridge Nd.
Evening star., 1927-05-01

FIVE ROOM BUNGALOW, BATH. GEL
lar furnace heat, large back and front
porches. gas range. laundry trays. ami: lot
40xl40; located close to schools. stores.
bus and cars in Hyattsyille; price. SIS $50;
Garfield ave- Phone Hyattsville 1875 or
Evening star., 1927-05-01
RY ONNER.

College Park. Md.--Coloniai. new. 8 rooms.
tile bath sun room, electric range. garage
large lot. ami: $3.50: terms. Phone
Berv.yn 227 Burton A. Ford. =.
SUNDAY AND MONDAY.
5-room bungalow. ami. $50 cash, $40
mo rooms ami $50 cash, 500 mo
inquire 2eO5 Brentwood rd. ne. Phone
North 433S
Evening star., 1927-05-01

IAHUMA Park HOME
Seven large rooms. large hall noored al
tic. 2-car garage: fine lot. 16Nl96; plenty
fruit 1 sqs; stores. cars: newly papered:
ready TO move into Snap at $500; terms
to good people. Also End floor private home
for rent: rooms and bath: paved street.
near cars. stores: fine shade.
TAKOMA PARK REALTY co.
Col 950S, 327 Cedar Sc.
Evening star., 1927-05-01

S7,700-EASY TERMS; A REAL BARGAIN
in beautiful section Congress Heights: large
lot. McLACHLEN BANKING CORP. Real
Estate Dept, 10th and G. Main 432: eve
Evening star., 1927-05-01

4-RoOM AND BATH BUNGALOW ELEC..
large lots, near bus; East Riverdaie 500
cash. $50 month,
Large colonial house ami: best location
IN Hyatts.. priced to sell quickly.
Ten or more lots. facing concrete road;
gas, elec. water; 2-fare zone An opportu-
nifty for a builder. as price is reasonable:
= rooms and bath. h h.. gas. cleo:
SO $50: rent and small cash down.
Small and large farms; some available
6 o. satfnf flla.tai i'm
Evening star., 1927-05-01

= - = =
1921 18th NV.
4 Stores-New.
Elevator-Ailey.
915 z NV.
3 Stories-New.
Elevator-Alley.
AIS 9th NV.
4 Stories-Elevator
GEO. w. LINKINS,
1888 De Sales St.
Evening star., 1927-05-01

IN EXCLUSIVE MONTGOMERY AVE.
two blocks 10th, st. bus silver Spring; de-
sleeping porch. screened and glassed: two
other porches: vestibule entrance built-in
TE0 Kauainrf0D OT-E-A
Evening star., 1927-05-01
FOR COLORFD,

Groom cottage: stable, chicken house al.
most . acres. splendid garden spot. good
high location. near Beltsyille. Price $4,000.
Easy terms CHARLES H. STANLEY. Laurel,
MARYLAND Telenhonn 10.
PHELPS MANSION MIST BE SOLD: AGED
couple going West to live with relatives Il
provements. stables. garage and chicken
hotrse: 9 acres of fertile soil. wonderful trees
and shrlbbery. including ample orchard of
40 trees; suitable for nursery. flowers and
bulbs. chicken ranch sanitarium or any puF-
pose which requires large housing facilities.
Price. $4,000: cash or terms Address Box
1S3.B Star Office
New Britain herald. [microfilm reel] (New Britain, Conn.) 1890-1976, 1927-06-09
City Items

Judge OF Probate Bernard Gaff-
ney will attend the 10th reunion Of
his class at Yale this commence
ment.
Only a few more days for Conn.
River Shad. Block Island Mackerel
15c Id. Soft crabs 2for Csc, Moore
Bros. Commercial st. Phone 1899.
-Advt.
Constable John s. Recor has at
tached a truck owned by Isaac Stein
and will sell the vehicle 10 satisfy a
judgment for $4o.l4 damages and
sl1.43 costs. secured against him by
John Zuvelli in city court recently.
The judgment remains unsatisfed.
A slight collision between auto
mobiles driven by Anna Thoma and
II. j. Vile OF Tylerville occurred at
the corner OF Russell and West
Main streets about 5:35 last eve
ming. Motorcycle Officer Clarence
Kumm reported no cause for police
action.
Co. No. 2 Of the fire department
was called at 1906 this afternoon to
a fire caused by the igniting of gaso-
line on the ground in the rear of the
Union Laundry Co. at 26s Arch
street. There was no damage.
New Britain Review. No. IL. W. B.
A., will meet in Eagle hall tomorrow
evening. A social and whist will fol-
low.
New Britain herald. [microfilm reel] (New Britain, Conn.) 1890-1976, 1927-06-09
BOARD OF control.
| Names Committee
Executive Trio to Meet Once
q Week

Hartford, June 3 Rl--The new
state of control and finance at its
meeting In the capitol today created
an executive committee through
which most of the work OF the board
will be done. This executive commit
tee. which will meet every Thursday
will include Governor Trumbull,
State Treasurer Rogers, Comptroller
Simon, Attorney General Alling and
Representative Elwyn 7. Clark of
Haddam. The entire board will meet
the first Thursday Of each month
unless specially called for other
meetings.
A subcommittee, including the
treasurer and the comptroller and
Senator Samuel r. Spencer of Suf-
field was appointed to plan for the
reinvesting of the $2,59o,0o0 state
soldiers relief fund. This is now in
vested in Liberty bonds which ma
ture within a few months.
The board authorized the printing
of $50 copies of the codified high
way laws. the appointment of a new
investigator in the department of
state agencies and institutions and
the appointment OF Mrs. Abbey r.
Chaffey. OF Higganum, ss field
agent in the department of public
welfare.
New Britain herald. [microfilm reel] (New Britain, Conn.) 1890-1976, 1927-06-09
JAN|K LAYS BLAME
ON GIRLS APPETITE
Continued From First Page.)

men attacked Harry Walker In his
room at 40 Church street and
robbed him Of approximately $500.
Walker. who Is employed In q
lunch cart. was under the influence
Of liquor and unable to offer resis-
lance. yet he did not make COM
plant to the police and the arrests
might never have been made but for
the vigilance OF Sergeant Patrick j.
O'Mara, who heard of the case and
investigated it.
In police court, Freedman and
Keogh did not testify, but through
their attorney they denied the
charge. They were held for su-
perior court but because Of Keogh's
illness the cases were not heard at
the March term.
Henry Laskowski OF 4S5 North
Burritt street and Stanley killian of
1:6 Smith street will be tried for
burglary. the former having plead.
ed not guilty and the latter guilty.
They were arrested several days ago
for breaking into John Konik's store
at 67 Orange street. and were bound
over to superior court.
Steve Sledznick and Joseph
Sweider. who appealed from the de-
cision of the local court. we're fined
$3.50 and, costs and sentenced to Jail
for three months.
They conducted a restaurant at
507 Lafayette street and were ar
| rested by raiding squad when a
receptacle containing liquor which
was covered by several dozen eggs
was found. The restaurant. is now
padlocked pending a hearing to the
owner Of the building, Mrs. Maria
Wisk. in city court. Sledznick and
sweider pleaded guilty in superior
court.
Charged with indecent assault on
a minor female. Antonio Adamson,
Stanley Sparkowslsi. Frank Kuprew-
ski and Dominick Baclawslsi. all Of
this city were fined 500 costs and
sentenced to four months in jail
each. the jail sentence being sus-
pended. Joseph Babula Of this city
pleaded not guilty and John Raczek
pleaded guilty to the same charge
and will be tried later, the alleged
offenses in their cases having taken
place in Plainville. The girl involved
in the six cases lived in this city.