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Imperial Valley press., 1927-04-11

Arrested on Liquor Charge
Robert McClain, A, Of Calipatria
Nas arrested yesterday afternoon by
fputy Sheriffs Tom Sharp and
fv. J. McClelland charged with
manufacture and possession Of il
licit liquor. According to the depu.
ties they found McClaip, his wife
and son, seated about watching a
still ia action. The still was locat-
4 cd in q clump Of bushes near their
home about nine miles northeast Of
| Calipatra. MeClain will be ar.
@taigned before Judge !. Mayfield.
Keep Healthy. Drink Paul's Lem.
onade. It's pure. Pickwick Stages
kDepot. adv
Hay insurance. Edgar Bros. Real.
ty Co., FL Centre, Cal. COS Main st.
Phone loo adv
Chinese To Be Deported.- Three
Chinese were locked up ut the eoun-
ty Jail over the weekend by immi-
grafton officials and this morning
they were taken to Los Angeles
where arrangements for their depor-
tation will be made. The three all
gave Mexicali as their residence
city. They are Young Sam, 90; G.
&. fuen, 20; Henry 10y, 80. Ac-
eording to the Immigration authori-
ties the three made an unlawful en-
try into the United States about ~
days ago. Inspector Violin took the
men to Los Angeles.
Thoroughbred German Police pup-
pies for sale, cheap. Phone ia. adv
Marcsls soc; Shampoo SOC: Trims
6Qe; Manicure 500. Vera Rodri-
sRnez, Casa Rey Hotel, No. II Phone
a11G adv
Drives Too Tast.-Josrph James,
Negro, was arrested by j. w. Hol-
tomb Of the state traffic squad Sat
lRrday on n ..harge Of reckless driv
&R. According to the traffic ticket
Jhmes was travelling at GO miles an
hour in q 80 mile zone at the time
OF his arrest. He was released un-
der $50 bail for arraignmcnt before
Judge !. Mayfield in traffic court.
Doors! Doors! Doors! We have
now and used doors, including locks
and hinges, priced 81 and up. Fl
Centre Lumber & Trading Co. 14o9
Adams. Phone 1892. adv
Marcelling. SOC. GEL So. Fifth 81.
rlCne 1898. adv
Stock Shipments Heavy The
biggest shipment Of cattle thus far
this season and believed to be one
Of the biggest that has ever left
the valley was made Saturday when
Imperial Valley press., 1927-04-11
Woman Seeks Divorce.-.A

Woman Seeks Divorce.-An ac-
tion in which Coucha Naverro Gal
lego seeks to have her marital bonds
with Guillermo Gallcgo severed was
filed At the county clerk s office
this morning. The plaintiff charges
that since the couple was married
IN FL Centre on June ls. last. the
defendant has among other things
thrown sand in her face while sh,
slept; pinchcd her. tossed food
which she had prepared for him to
the birds and struck her with his
fists. Afford and Wolford are ap.
pearing IS attorneys for the plain.
tiff.
Imperial Valley press., 1927-04-11

Of the Industries using gas supplied
from the new plant.
Imperial Valley press., 1927-04-11

The annual citrus growers con-
yention was held as usual at Orland,
Glenn county, March 28.
Imperial Valley press., 1927-04-11


Hay Insurance. Edgar Bros. Real.
ty Co., FL Centro. Cal. COS Mai, st.
Phone 1GO adv
Trusting In Luck is alright, but
don It stop there. Countless hazards
face all Of us in later years and de-
fense lies in building o financial
reserve against the days of illness,
unemployment, accident or other in
capacity. go Investment Certifi.
Gates of Peoples Finance 6 Thrift
Go. offer safe means Of accumu-
lation, withdrawal on short notice
without loss of interest. adv
Ford Car Stolen.-A Ford road
ster was reported stolen to the FL
Centre police last night by w. l..
Hodges Of FL Centre. According to
the report the car was taken from
parking space in Calexieo some
time during the afternoon. The
owner was unable to give the IL
ccnse number Of the machine.
T.Bone Steak ca toast, 5Oe. The
Coffee Shop. adv
Dr. A. B. Hanscn, 1snt1ss. Ex.
traction specialist. Davis Bldg.
EVENING" by appointment. Phone
5W. s1v
Two Injured In Crash.-Two per-
sons were slightly injured in al
automobile accident which occurred
at the corner of Fifth and State
streets yesterday afternoon. They
are Henry +. Hart Of the Panama
Hotel and Miss Olga Swope Of Fifth
and Holt streets. The injuries
though painful were not serious and
the two were treated at their re.
spcctivc homes. Both were alone
i'll their machines when the ears col
lidcd at the intersection. Both
cars were badly damaged.
I. v. Academy Of Music offers
superior advantages to students Of
piano, voice. pipe organ and dra-
matte art. 632 Olive. Phone 466.J.
After = p. NJ, 466W adv
Two Cases Continued.-The eases
Of Mark l.. Hardin OF Imperial,
charged with assault with i deadly
weapon and w. ID. Smith, charged
with cmbezzlement Of funds while
acting in the capacity Of treasurer
of the city Of Imperial. were con
tinucd to May l6. a jury failed
to reach n verdict in the Hardin
case during a trial in February, n
favor of acquittal being taken af
ter SO hours Of delibcration.
Chickens Bought and sold. Dresa.
ID or undrcssed. Phone 900 for
sricas. 1852 Woodward. ADV
Iron Wheel Trucks S57.e5. Edgar
Bros. Co. acv
Fined for Reckless Driving
Fred Brown entered plea of guilty
To a charge OF reckless driving when
brought before Judge A. c. Finney
in superior court. department two
this morning. He was sentenced to
pay fine Of $50 or spend % davs
in the county Jail. He paid the
fine. Brown was first charged with
driving while under the influence
Of intoxicating liquors but the
charge was reduced in order TO
eliminate necessity Of jury trial.
Dale Pleads Guilty.-H. A. Dale,
arrested bv +. V. Ackley of the
state traffic department Sunday on
the Calcxico highway. entered
plea Of guilty TO a charge of reck-.
less driving. He was arraigned
before Judge ]. Mayfield and was
sentenced to pay fine Of $50 or
spend o5 days in the county Jail.
Imperial Valley press., 1927-04-11
Wooda Blesy Dance Studio. %:
orange. Phone Civ. ad'

Vagrant Pleads Guilty.-T. Ram.
criz entered a plea of guilty to va,
grancy when arraigned before
Judge Edgar B. Hervey in police
court this morning. He was sen
fenced to pay fine of $50 or spend
10 days as a member Of the chain
gang. He was unable to furnish the
money and was ordered committed
to the city lookup. Rameriz was
Imperial Valley press., 1927-04-11

During February 81 carloads Of
grain, mainly rice. left one ware
tousc in Woodland, Yolo County.
Imperial Valley press., 1927-04-11
Masonic Reception Wednesday.


Erawlcy lodge. 7. and 4. H., will
tender reception 20 the grand mas
ter Of California, at the Barbara
Worth hotel in this city, Wedne--
day, April -. at 8 p. NJ. The re-.
ccption will be preceded by - din.
ncr served at the Barbara Worth
dining room at 6:30. Local Masons
are extended an invitation to at
tend the dinner and reception. The
cornerstone Of the new Brawley
temple will be- laid by the grand
,aastcr on Thursday, April Il.
Hay Insurance. Edgar Bros. Real.
ty Co., FL Centro. Cal, 60S Main st.
1hone l6O adv
Imperial Valley press., 1927-04-11

Stock Shipments Heavy The
biggest shipment of cattle thus far
this season and believed to be one
Of the biggest that has ever left
the valley was made Saturday when
Imperial Valley press., 1927-04-11
A FYve.Armed Child is reported

as Natures attempt to produce the
perfect jazz pianist. A prepondcr-
ance Of arms over brains is rcqur
ed to become u proficient jazz pi-
anist, but the reverse is true i'll
most other successes Of life. Well
ordered mental equipment is indi-
Gated by q savings program in sc
Certificates Of Peoples Finance 4
Thrift Co. Safe, liquid, care-free.
ln adv
Imperial Valley press., 1927-04-11

Dale Pleads Guilty.-H. A. Dale,
arrested bv +. V. Ackley of the
state traffic department Sunday on
the Calcxico highway. entered
plea of guilty TO a charge of reck-
less driving. He was arraigned
before Judge !, Mayfield and was
sentenced to pay p fine Of $50 or
spend o5 days in the county Jail.
Imperial Valley press., 1927-04-11
Pure Country Cream. We deliver
It. Cali us. A. II. Williams. Phone
653. 3 cod tt

Legion Meeting Tonight.-Boyee
Aten Post, American Legion, will
hold its regular meeting tonight at
the court house at 8 o clock. Soy.
oral important matters are to be
taken up at the meeting and all
members are urged to be present.
Imperial Valley press., 1927-04-11

Marcelling. SOC. GEL So. Fifth 81.
i'l Cne 1898. adv
Imperial Valley press., 1927-04-11
NEWS.BRLEFS
From, City and County

~ ears rolled out Of the valley. The
cattle were taken to Los Angeles
markets. The train was made up
as follows: Sandia 10 cars; Orita. @;
Calipatria 2s; Brawley IS; Holt
vile !; lIeber and Calcxico 4.
Conservation Club meets first and
third Mondays Of each month, 1880
p. III. SIC State St. Public invited.
adv
Two Days to Portland.-Thc
switch in the Southern Pacific train
schedule makes it possible to go
from FL Centre to Portland, Oregon,
in two days and nights, it was point,
ed out at the local offices this morn.
ing. The trip was outlined as fol.
lows: Leave FL Centre at $40 p.
III. on the train for Los Angeles.
Arrive Los Angeles at & a. IN. and
leave on the San Joaquin flyer 1T
1:50 O'Clock for Port Costa. Ar.
rive ut Port Costa at S:45 p. IN.
and board the 'Shasta' at $3.50
p. III. for Portland. The "Shasta -
makes the trip to Portland in ap-
proximately "a hours. Practically
the same time can be- made on the
return trip, it was said.
Imperial Valley press., 1927-04-11

Doors! Doors! Doors! We have
new and used doors, including locks
and hinges, priced 81 and up. Fl
Centre Lumber & Trading Co. 1400
Adams. Phone 1892. adv
Imperial Valley press., 1927-04-11

Chickens Bought and sold. nresa.
ID or undrcssed. Phone a86 for
sricas. 1852 Woodward. Ad-
Imperial Valley press., 1927-04-11

Iron Wheel Trucks $57.95. Edgar
Bros. Co. acv
Imperial Valley press., 1927-04-11

Hay insurance. Edgar Bros. Real.
ty Co., FL Centre, Cal. COS Main st.
Phone 100 adv
Imperial Valley press., 1927-04-11

I. v. Academy Of Music offers
superior advantages to students Of
piano, voice. pipe organ and dra.
matte art. 632 Olive. Phone 466.J.
After y p. NJ, 466W adv
Imperial Valley press., 1927-04-11

found sleeping III box car by one
of fhe Officers.
Imperial Valley press., 1927-04-11

Marcels soc; Shampoo SOC: Trims
6Qc; Manicure sos. Vera Rodri-
'Ruez, Casa Rey Hotel, No. II Phone
.116 adv
The daily worker. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1924-1958, 1927-05-02
OF BRANCH FINANCIAL SECRETARIES

ALBANY, n. Y.-E. J. Roeder.
IL Dana Ave.
No. iss Yoniers Ave 'N
TROY y. VI. schlegel, 4s5
GIovERsvILLE. N. 70. Pro-
book. SIS 2nd Street.
BTNGHAMToN. n. VI. wag-
ener, III Washington ST.
ONEIDA, N. Y.-Joseph Dyck,
125 r. Railroad ST.
TONAWANDA, N. Y.-st. Hra-
bal, 521 Goundry st.
SCHENECTADY, " Y.-C. Geb-
ner 20 Cherry 81.
ROCHESTER,, n. Y.--G. Frank,
III Martin St
PORT CHESTER. ". Y. A.
Loew, $50 Locust Ave.
NEW ROCHELLE, N. Y.-Peter
Allies. So Mt. JOY Place.
MT VERNON. N. Y.--stephan
Grabner. 494 W. Lincoln Ave.
PEEkSkILL. N. Y.--K. Bar
thel. Blelock Park.
STAPLETON, Staten Island, "
"a. Reschke. i56 Beach ST.
TRENTON, N. I'M. schaller,
b36 Centennial Ave.
PATERSON, ~ J--E. Bartel,
81 Redwood Ave.
NEWARK. n. IA. Roehrbein,
5T2 So 1ath ST.
ELIZABETH, N. j. - Jacob
Nickel, 400 Livingston st.
PASSAIC, N. J.--Hans Mayer,
22e Clifton Ave, Clifton.
NEw BRUNSWICK. N. J.-R.
sehmid, 141 Throop Ave.
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RAILWAY, n J.--st. A. Gass-
Ter, 1881 ~ Stiles st., Linden,
CAMDEN. n. J.-F. Hartmeyer,
324 Burwood Ave.
Carlsbad, n. IA. Ger
vens, Isl Hackensack ST.,
East Rutherford.
NEW HAVEN. GONNA. Scho-
field, 266 Davenport Ave.
WATERBURY, GONNA. c.
Kaercher, 20 Rose st.
HARTFORD, CONN.-F. Ashen-
bach. SOC Park st.
MERIDEN, COMB. Strobel,
90 Stuben ST.
BRIDGEPORT, CONN. - A.
Munch, 426 shelton ST.
ROCKVILLE. COMO. Roeh-
Ter, az Grand ST.
STAMFORD, CONN.-C. Schiaf-
ner, AZ Cove Road.
NORWALK, CONN.--Otto Bit
ter, % Center Ave.
LUzERNE. PA. Schoenwet-
ter, 1886 Bennett ST.
PHILADELPHIA. PA. &C. II.
Kaufman, 1864 Colwyn 81.
PITTSBURGH, PA. - Eugen
Grabert, jr., 1890 Fillmore 81.
ALTOONA. PA.--Ph. Bosch, 701
3rd Ave.
SCRANTON. PA.-H. Heinrich,
627 So. irving Ave.
ERIE, PA.--F. Wagner, 91s II.
32nd 81.
ALLENTOWN, PA.-E. Hau-
bold, 1872 Chew ST.
BRADDOCK, PA. - Friedr. o.
Hebrock, 10 Kenmore Ave,
Wilkensburgh. Pa.
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CHICAGO, lila. Holman,
716 w. Madison st.
SPRINGFIELD. ILL. 49, Emil
Geist. 1898 Watch Ave.
SAN FRANCISCO, CAL. - c.
Scherr, 1850 Gath st.
Los ANGELES, CAL-C. II.
Homuth. p. o. p. SIS oder
1897 Coverly Drive, Sherman,
OAKLAND. CALL. stritter.
1927 Galindo ST.
CLEVELAND. O.--Alfred Bor-
mann, 14104 carrydale Ave.
TOLEDO. .. -F. Badstuber.
1850 Yates Ave.
MINNEAPOLIS, MINN.-Ernst
WelEs, 1203is 3rd St, N. n.
BALTIMORE. MD.-H. simon.
1894 Carroll St
ST. LOUIS, NOV. A. Peters.
3117 Elliot Ave.
PROVIDENCE, r. IA. J.
Schultheiss, lO9 Cumerford
MILWAUKEE, visa. KIuge.
S77 Newhall St.
SEATTLE. wASH-P. Koess-
ner, 53ls Corson Ave.
Workingmen's Aid Associa-
ton OF Mass, verbunden durch
Gegenseltigkeits- Vertrag.
BOSTON. MASS. -- Anton La
Fort, $40 II. 9Th St. So. Bos-
ton, State-Sec'y.
ADAMS, MASS. ID. Kar-
nltschka, Pearl st.
HObfOkE, MASs.--O. c. Lang
ner, 32 jackson ST.
sPR1NGFIELD, MASS.-G, p.
Gregory, 400 Orange ST.
The Washington times. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1902-1939, 1927-08-25
FREED BIGAN|ST
REARREsTED

Having enjoyed about three min.
utes of freedom when he was re.
leased from the District workhouse,
az Lorton. Val yesterday, James
Fulsom Dickson, "a years old, will
leave today in the custody OF 4 New
York city detective to answer a non.
support charge in that city.
Dickson yesterday completed q
two-year term on bigamy charge
as result of efforts Of detectives
here to arrest him on the non-sup-
port charge in 1926. When they
went to his home on Third Street
Northeast to serve the New York
warrant they found, police say, that
he had married Miss Jeanne O..
Blocker without having obtained 4
divorce from his first wife.
He was tried and sentenced here
on the bigamy charge and the first
warrant filed to await his release.
Yesterday Detective Richard Mans.
field was waiting for him when he
stepped to his supposed freedom.
His first wife, Mrs. Elizabeth Dick.
son. and his two children, Robert
James and Ruth Virginia Dickson.
live in Richmond Hill. N. Y.
Dickson. a native OF Manning.
3. G., is said to have married first
October 20, 1920. The second mar
riage took place here on February
~, 1925.
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WIFE
WINS DIVORCE

ROCKVILLE, Nd, Aug. U.s.
Judge Robert B. Peter has signed
a decree granting to Mrs. Helen 4.
Baker. of Bethesda, formerly Miss
Perrell, q limited divorce from Rus.
sell r. Baker, of Rockville. on the
ground Of desertion and non.sup-
port.
The decree also awards her ali.
mony at the rate OF $50 4 month
and the custody of the couples only
child, Helen Lorraine Baker. sixteen
months old.
A suit for divorce on the ground
Of desertion filed by Baker was
dismissed by Judge Peter. The
couple were married May 80, 1925.
Lewis Wootton. 81, and Miss Mary
Edna Owens. 80. both OF Laurel.
Md. were married In Rockville.
Wednesday by the Rev. s. y, Goode
Of the Christian Church.
The State Conservation Commits.
sion has appointed Charles n.
Sponge. OF Cabin John, and Walter
W. Plumnier, of Gaithersbur0
deputy game wardens for the coun.
W. Their commissions have been
received.
Licenses have been issued by the
clerk Of the circuit court for the
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{. G. EBERLY 'S
BURIAL RITES

Funeral services for Samuel G..
Eberly. vice president Of the Ma.
tional Capital Bank and former OPP
orator Of the Herdic phaeton ana
cab service, in washington, who
died yesterday at his home in the
sherman apartments, will be held
at o'clock tomorrow afternoon at
the residence, with the Rev. Clar.
ence Parker officiating. Interment
viii follow In Rock Creek Cemetery.
Mr.. Eberly was born 75 years ago
at Eberlys Mill, Pa. He came to
Warrington Al years ago in company
with Peter Herdic, who, at the time,
was gaining national repnte through
the coach service which he was con-
Quoting In several large Eastern
cities. Some is years ago this con-
Germ was dissolved. Mr.. .Eberly was
president.
In 1898. Mr.. Eberly was made a
director of the National Capital
Bank. Six years ago he was elected
vice president He was a thirty
third degree Mason and member
Of the B. B. French lodge, Washing
ton Commandery and Almas Temple
Shrine.
Surviving him are his wife, Mrs.
Amelia w. Eberly, formerly of Bal
timore; four children, Mrs. Maude
E. Feeley, William G. Eberly, and
Raymond Eberly, OF Cleveland,
Ohio, and Mrs. Ethel G. Carpenter,
Of Washington.
Mr.. Eberly's first wife was Wini-
fred Elizabeth Bond, of Pennsyl-
wanna, who died several year ago.
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Disabled VE rs.
SEE ROGERS

''I've got to get busy earnin' some
dough-those Los Angeles doctors
get a right. smart lot of change for
working on my anatomy
VIII Rogers. in washington tor
the purpose Of shooting scenes for
his forthcoming film vehicle. A
Texas Steer, issued the foregoing
announcement today in declining by
wholesale numerous invitations to
prospective receptions in his honor
invitations submitted BY private and
official personages of Washington.
The Twill Rogers Company" COM
prising Louise Fazenda Ann Rork,
s Douglas Fairbanks. jr., George
Marion, Sam Hardy and others al.
most as we'll known in. theatrical and
movie circles. was engaged today in
removing from the special cars
which brought the members here the
win be taken.
Rogers devoted yesterday, his first
day in Washington. to entertaining
patients of the Walter Reed Hos.
pital. where he told an Interested au.
dience that he hadn't been out of a
hospital himself long enough to lose
the odor of iodoform. = THE docs
heard I'd had a good season, = he
said, $50 they decided to operate
Rogers win make one public APP
pearance in washington in addition
10 his 'tact" at the Auditorium
Saturday night under the auspices of
the National Press Club, it was am
nounced today bN Sam E. Rork,
producer of First National pictures.
This will occur Friday night at one
performance at the Crandall s
Metropolitan theater when Miss
Fazenda, Miss Rork and other mem
beers Of the comedians company will
appear in person on the stage Of
the theater with Rogers himself.
The appearance is scheduled for 1850
p. M. it was stated.
Incidentally Rogers appears on the
screen it the Metropolitan this
week in 'Prowling Around France,
q novelty which was filmed during
Rogers recent sojourn in the
French capital.
Rogers today made comment, on
the recent declaration by President
Coolidge that he did mot choose"
to run for president in 1928.
Nobody ever heard of Vermont
farmer giving up a SIS, 1000 year
Job without battle" he said.
They'll have to blast Cal out Of
that job. :"
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Births, Marriages, Deaths
Phone Notices to Main 52sO, Obituary Desk
DEATHS

Edward Enrlght. IS years s2s Chan.
ming St N. E.
Louise ". }TurpIn. rs years 1910
i ST. n. w.
Lucy B HickOt II years, Home for
IncurabIes
Jane. J Moore IS years. Casualty
Hospital.
Mary e. Adams IS years. ST Eliza
beths Hospital.
James Malcolm Lowe. 81 years. 5s1s
Thirteenth ST. NJ W.
Daniel Hyland, 81 years Emergency
Hospital
Clifford $. Lewis. - years. 1921 Park
Rid. N W.
Florida Ave, N q.
Anna l., l.. Hintze, a years walter
Reed Hospital
David Melvin Berland, n years s41s
Thirteenth st. n. w
144O Meridian st. NJ w.
James Woodbridge, TS years. Is Jack
son st. N r.
Tracy smallwood, 80 years. Providehee
Hospital.
The Washington times. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1902-1939, 1927-08-25
EIOping Policeman To
Face Non SuppOrt Charge

COLUMBUS, Ohio, Aug. rs. New
Jersey police today were en- route
to South Plainfield with Joseph
Dever, 80, former policeman. in Gus
today. Dever IL charged with de-
sorting and failing TO support his
two minor children.
According to Columbus police
records, Dever eIoped to Columbus
several weeks ago with 4 woman
said to be Mrs. Linda A. Bache,
wife Of wealthy young PIainfield
resident.
When arrested. Dever was EN-.
ployed in a restaurant nea4 the Ohio
State University campus. The wo-
man was employed in a department
store.
The Washington times. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1902-1939, 1927-08-25
Charlottesville Band
Will Give d. G. Concert

With leading business and pro-
fessional men comprising the per.
sonnet, the municipal band Of Char
lottesville. Va. VIII give a concert
at the Sylvan Theater on the Monu-
ment Grounds tomorrow night at
1880 o'clock. It was announced today
by the Washington Chamber Of
Commerce.
The band has been playing at the
Maryland Firemen's convention.
The Washington times. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1902-1939, 1927-08-25

In these days Of fast competition,
only full-blooded, robust, healthy
people can keep to the front, and
success comes to those who have.
the snap, vigor and magnetism that
60 with wholesome, healthy life.
Don't despair because others
forge ahead of you. Start right
now to regain the health which win
help you progress. A hearty ape.
tite will restore your energy, buiki
you UP and give you pep
Thousands have benefited them.
selves and kept their bodies in good,
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repair by occasionally taking a
course of S.S.S. 1t helps Nature
build up red corpuscles and 1t i'm.
proves the processes by which the
body is nourished.
\ SIS. is time tried and reliable.
1t is made from the roots of fresh
herbs and plants and Is prepared IN
a scientific way in modern labor.
atory.
SIS. is sold at all good drug
stores in two sizes. The larger size
Is more economical.
The Washington times. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1902-1939, 1927-08-25
Man, Cleaning Revolver,
Shoots Self Three Times

Police were unable to determine
last night how Daniel Kendrick, 81
years old. 1905 New Jersey Ave,
8. E., could have accidentally fired
three shots into his leg.
Kendrick was treated at P-ovI.
dence Hospital after he Is said to
have told police that while cleaning
his pistol on the front steps Of his
home it exploded, sending three bull
let's into his leg. One Of the bullets
was removed last night and Il search
will be made today for the others.
The Washington times. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1902-1939, 1927-08-25
Mrs. w. w. Ferris Wins
w. r. T. Color Contest

Mrs. Warren W.. Ferris was
awarded first prize today n The
color contestl conducted recently
by the Washington Rapid Transit
Company for the purpose of. select
ing the color of new busses to be
operated by the concern here.
The 1S4 designs submitted by con-
testants will be exhibited today and
tomorrow in room 62S, Investment
Building.
The Washington times. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1902-1939, 1927-08-25
HOODS IN ENGLAND

LONDON, Aug. 25.-Extensiye
tracts of land throughout Northum-
berland are under water today. sew
eral rural districts being completely
Isolated, owing to heavy rains that
have fallen almost continuously dur
Ing the past week. Heavy damage
has been done to crops. Fifty-six
passengers on train from Rothbury
to Morpeth were stranded by an EN-
hankment wash-out.
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Fellowship Club To
Open Dance Season

The National Fellowship Club viii
open It's fail dance season Saturday
night at the Carpenters Building.
Tenth and X Streets Northwest, Il
was announced today.
The dance win start at o'clock.
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marriage of Horace i. jackson, So
and Mrs. Della 8. Scott. So. both
of Montgomery county, Nd, and
Clare 4. Stringer, o. and Miss
Mildred Worster, ~, both Of Ia.
koma Park, Nd.
The Washington times. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1902-1939, 1927-08-25
Kansas Launches Boom
For Sen. Curtis In 1928

Topeka. Kan, Aug. 25.-A call
to Kansas Republicans to unite be.
hind the Opportunity to fight for
the candidacy of Charles Curtis,
Senate floor leader, for President"
was issued here today by Seth g.
Wells, chairman Of the Kansas Re.
publican State Central Committee.
In the national councils of the
Republican party, Curtis has stood
next in line of power and useful.
ness to President Coolidge" Wells
said.
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