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The Washington times., 1927-09-15
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DUNCAN
KILLED
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HT 1nternotiennI News sersles
PARIS, Sept Is. The
dancing feet that thrilled two
continents, and the exotic tenn
permanent which led them into
strange and often tragic paths,
are stilled today for Isadcra
Duncan is dead. She was
killed In an automobile acci-
dent as unusual in every way
as the life she led.
Dragged From Car
The world-famous dancer lost
her life last night when the fringe
81 her Spanish shawl caught IN
the mechanism Of one u the front
wheels Of motor car In which
she was riding along the shore st
Nice. She was dragged from the
car az the scarf wound about the
revolving axle. Her neck was
broken as her head hit the runs
ming board, and her body was
dragged for Is wards before the
chauffeur could stop the car.
Writer Sees Death
The tragedy occurred Ia the
Promenade AngIais. Miss Duncan
was riding III Z car she intended ~
purchase IL the demonstration
proved satisfactory. Her death
was witnessed BY Miss Mary DesA.
q newspaper writer and friend 81
the dancer, who had been aiding
Miss Duncan in preparing her
memoirs.
The death OF Isadora Duncan
brought to close career rich n
trtumphs and great loves, but
marked by bitter tragedies.
Hailed as the greatest contern.
porary exponent Of theS art "
Terpsiehorss she lived life AZ
bizarre ~ It was romantic. Her
two children were killed several
years ago when an automobile Il,
which they were riding plunged from
bridge into the Seine River. Her
last marriage ended ii TRAGEDY
when her husband. Serge Yessenln.
q youthful Russian poet. committed
suicide.
Isadcra was last seen ii Paris
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The Washington times., 1927-09-15

Miss AtkInon, who Is said to have
professed love for the Rev. Bailey, Is
in jail here, awaiting her fate.
The minister's wife died suddenly
three weeks ago while being at.
tended by Miss Atkinson. Two other
Bailey children, stricken az the
time, recovered. But Mary Jane
succumbed 10 the mysterious afflic-
ton week ago.
Ordered TO Leave
Miss Atkinson followed the Baileys
here from Gainesville. Tex. several
months ago. ana lived III lie Bailey
residence. Six weeks ago alle was
ordered TO live elsewhere. but she
still attended the family. When the
deaths occurred, county auth0rities
became suspicious and held Miss AT.
kinson pending an autopsy.
Letters OF endearment, said to
have been exchanged between Miss
Atkinson and the clergyman, were
found In the nurses room, ii was
said. a poison label was also dis.
covered in Miss Atkinson's room,
authorities reported.
One man, and only one, ever won
The Washington times., 1927-09-15
MARL BORO SCRATCHES
At MarIharn

SECOND RACE-Star CudgeI.
THIRD RACE-Toil
Z FIFTH RACE-Dr.. Charles wells and
Zeodg
SIXTH RACE-PocF Sport.
SEVENTH RACE--Gray Bard.
Weather, clear; track. wsst.
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Jacksonville. Florida. ana Return. al .se.
gorreepo ndinKly low fares to ali Florida
sduring September. superb dining car
service - convenient train scheiuies
ThrUugh sleeping cars ana eoachea
INQUIRE Seaboard Air Line RAILWAY
ia 18th ST. Main 6s7.
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Franklin Robinson. Jr., was
drowned while swimming in the
Potomac River.
Continued on Page ?. Column ~
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F0RDOCT0R
DESPITE sweet notes
IN POLICE HANDS

ENID Okla Sept Murder charges will be filed against
Mary Atkinson, mddleaged in the family Of the Rev
poison the viscera Mary Jane Bailey 8year-od daughter
Of who died under mysterious circumstances
week ago. announced BY Dan Mitchell county prose-
The Washington times., 1927-09-15
ALL HARD LUCK IN WORLD
VISITS D. C. FAMILY AT ONCE

Bad luck has descended in loads
on the family Of Benjamin Frank
lin Robinson. TIA Fourth ST., S.
e.. during the past "a hours.
The family today is facingN evic-
ton from their little home because
there is no money to pay the rent,
now more than d month in arrears.
Yesterday, I5-year-old Benjam
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b 1nternatlonaI Nsws Service

~ international News Service
TOKYO, Sept. Is. William
Brock and Edward r Schlee,
co-pilots Of the Pride Of De-
troll, the American round-the-
world plane, today definitely
decided to abandon their pro-
posed flight across the Pacific
Ocean.
Will ship Plane Home
The big monoplane which hoped
off from Harbor Grace, New
foundIand. on August III, and
which landed 1T KasurrigauraH
Flying Field, rs niles from Tokyo.
yesterday win be shipped to the
United States on the steamer
Korea Maru on September III.
Flew 12,435 Miles
The flight OF schIee ana Brock
was one Of the outstanding feats OF
aviation this year. The Pride Of De-
troll flew approximat II. 4s5 miles
before its pilots decided to give up
their globe encircIing feat.
The Pride Of Detroit. ever since Ii
hopped off from Harbor Grace.
moved howard It's goal with clock
Ike regularity. The first jump of
Continued On Page !. Column Sd
The Washington times., 1927-09-15

THE NURSE who Is being held by, the
police in Enid, Okla, in connection with
the deaths of Mrs. Bailey and her daugh-
ter. A number of letters written by the
rector to her were found in her possession.
Evening star., 1927-10-16

A Kali flagellant lashing
himself in public expiation
of his misdeeds against
Kali, the goddess of de-
struction of the Hindu
faith. The spectacle is not
an unusual one in India.
q Herbert Photos.
Evening star., 1927-10-16

A formal occasion in Uncle
Sans Navy. Admiral c. S.
Williams leaving the flagship
Pittsburgh in a whaleboat
rowed by officers after being
succeeded as commander-in-
chief of the Asiatic feet by
Admiral Bristol at Shanghai.
g Underwood & Underwood.
Imperial Valley press., 1927-06-07
Household Goods
For Rent-R0onas

ROOMS-$15 and so. Nice and
cool. Country Club Inn. Sixth aud
Holt. lQt2d
Imperial Valley press., 1927-06-07
THEATERS

Marshall Neilan S fine production
+" wild Oats Lane, which will be
on view at the Airdome tonight is a
vivid story which looks you square.
ly in the eye, and pointing an ac-
cusing finger asks, Are you this
way?"
are you the type of father who
does not understand your daughter.
and thereby shower misfortune and
shame upon her by fading to hold
out helping hand to her III her
plight!
Arc you the sweet docilc type of
mother who pines for your child,
yet believes in her and through
your great belief brings her through
the mIre!
Are you the type of crook that is
wholly bad, Us the dude is, or have
you q spark of fiuencss like the
gangster, buried deeply, but there
Just the same?
Are you at heart a splendid youth
Il victim of circumstances with ap-
parcntly all the world against you? p?
Are you the misunderstood girl,
utterly lacking courage and drag
ged TO the depths, thereby!
"'Wild Oats Lane was adapted
by Benjamin Glazer from the stage
play by George Broadhurst and the
story, 1.-The Gambling Chaplain,
by Gerald Beaumont.
Imperial Valley press., 1927-06-07
Hervey Not To
leave Ell Centre

Edgar Il. lIorycE, attorney ami
police judge, and NJ. W. touNIin2,
attorney and former superior court
Judge, viii not give MP their law
practice in FL Ccntro, It was an
nomcrd by Judge HcrNey thls
morning following his return from
san Diego. While "a branch office
has been opened in the Srrcck'eS
building in san Diego TO assist
them in taking care Of their busi-
ness in the c@asl town, they vii!
continue to mako their hcadquar-
tcrS in FL Ccntro.
Arrangements hay" bcru m"dc
Ly Judge llcrycy ia coufine hi,
san Diego eases 10 one or tWo days
f. week in thc coast courts, the re
ntamdcr of the time being spent i'm
FL Centre.
Judcc I,rvcy's absence last
week Was due to the fact tlat a
manslaughtcr case in which he is
an associate attorney for the de
fensr was brought before the court
tor trial.
Imperial Valley press., 1927-06-07
WATCHING THE
SCOREB0ARD
Ey United Press Leased Wire
YESTERDAYS HERO - Rio,

YESTERDAY HERO - Riggs
Stephenson, whose line single in the
eleventh gave the Chicago Cubs a
/ to ) victory over Boston.
Boston had an advantage until
the clghth inning when Hack WI
son druVc u triple to center fIcld
to score Earl webb. From tnen on,
the game was tlght mItl the Ilth.
rwo men were on and Hack Wi
son was al bat. Mogridge gave
Wilson an inl } tional pass to get
stephenson ana the la,tcr singled
on the first bail pitched.
Carmen Hill won hls sixth conscc-
utvc victory as Pittsburgh defeat
ed Philadclpnia, to ,.
Ted Lyons advanced his pitching
record alongside tnat OF Tommy
Ihomas us the White SoN defeated
Boston lO. to >, thereby giving Ly-
ons his 10Th victory OF tnc season.
Lyons and Thomas now are crcdlted
wlth - of the son II victories.
Howard Ehmkc offered bcwil-
dcrng assortment of curves and the
Cleveland Indians were unable to
solve INN, fhtladclphIa winning, t
to /.
Bob McGraw, castoff Of the
Brooklyn Dodgers, played the hero
role as the 81. LOuIs cards defeat
cd brooklyn, u TO =, permitting ms
former team mates only cIgnt nltS.
Imperial Valley press., 1927-06-07
Dempsey to Meet
Johnny RiskO
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DETROIT, Mich, June Jack
Dempsey has tentatively agreed to
fight Johuny Risko ot Cleveland
here some time between July -
and August ], according TO an an,
nounccmcnt made today by Floyd
Fitzsimmons who is promoting the
fight.
Fitzsimmous said that he talked
with Dempsey, who said that sore
hand would prevent his fighting
here as early rs July 4, MS the pro
mOtcr suggested.
Fitzsimmons also said that Eddie
Kane. manager Of Sammy MandclI
had agreed to terms Tor his fighter
TO meet Phil McGraw here ON the
same card for the lightweight
championship of the world.
Imperial Valley press., 1927-06-07

FCN Rs l---4urnished rooms. An
now oeas CAB Cayc. lott
Imperial Valley press., 1927-06-07
E CARD Is
FFERED FANS
AT CALEXICO

,rgie Rivers, who has ranked
cvera1 years as one of the
lg "littlc fellows,' in Pacific
fight circles, is the main at.
on ut CaleXico American Leg
rcna tomorrow night, meeting
Nalderauma, Il clever little
ino fighter from the t. s. ).
homa
csc two boys should put up one
ie best scraps seen yet at Ca
0 and Cap Stevens, match
r for the club, has caught him
IAN ace in matching them.
|llderamma made Il great I'M
sion in his first appearance two
IS ago, and with Rivers known
real fighter, there should b.
Oh action to suit the fans.
the semi final Kid Mex of
city will meet Babe Northern.
has always pat up Il good fight
y time he has appeared in the
and his defeat by Ernie
zeman two weeks ago has not
,pcd him in the estimation of
ey fight followers.
orthcrn is mono other than the
ty, hard.hitting colored boy
first started fighting in this
some four years ago while he
pupil at the east side school.
e has recently been in Los An-
=, where he has been putting IN
e mighty good fights. Northern
lys was a fighter and he has
ned plenty in the past year.
ouv CORDOBA Of Malatlan and
or WaImar OF FL Centre are
Scd for thc four round special,
Ed Garcia Of Scclcy and Ben
nan Of this city due to open
show.
Imperial Valley press., 1927-06-07

FOR SALE -1922 Dodge touring
car, excellent mechanical condi-
tion, four ncally new tires, new
top. This is a 20 & bay At $50.
Call at Press builuing. 1T
Imperial Valley press., 1927-06-07
REPORT STATES
BUSINESS SHOWS
GOOD PROGRESS

Business activity in the Pacific
Southwest territory is progressing
in healthy manner. Trade and in
dustry were maintained in good
volume during May. The various
business vardsticks indicate Il
moderate continuation Of the sea-
sonal contraction noted last month,
but the recession in many cases was
not as large rs is usual at this time
Of the year. The iudjces reveal =
substantial gain over a year ago i'll
the metropolitan area and about the
same level Of activity i'll the coun.
try districts.
This is tn" introductory paragraph
of the monthly summary Of condi-
tionS in the Pacific Southwest, COM
piled by the research department Of
the First National Bank of Los An
gclcs, the Pacific Southwest Trust
y Swings Bank and the First Sc
curitics Co., and released for publi-
cation today. The summary con-
tinueS i'll part:
The outlook Is promising fer a
successful agricultural season, de
spite Il few unfaVorahlc develop
ncnts. Soil and moisture conditions
are good and the loss from incicm-
cut weather and insect pests has
been comparatively small, There
has been an excellent flow of ditch
water in tb" SAN Joaquin vaIloy.
The prcvailjn. low temperatures
have retarded crop growth aud ~"
ara,pn is from one To- three weeks
late in many caSrs.
Valencia oranges, now being
shipped in large volume, are of good
quality and medium sizes. Prices
are steady under Il strong demand.
The lemon markets nave strength
yucd the past TWO weeks. The de-
ciduous fruit crops are the best for
, several wears in Southern Cdiifor-
MIA, aud about average in the SAN
Juaquin Valley. Vineyards have
shown good growth. The Waln1t
crop promises to equal the record
/ l92j output.
Field Crops Good
Field crops have made fairly
good progress during May, Plant.
ing of cotton and beans is finished,
/ with u reduction in acreage in both
instances. The cotton and sugar
beet seasons are backward. The
wheat crop in California and Ari
! iona is forecast as one of the larG
est in recent years. The markets
are strong and rising and returns
viii bc good. Marketing Of . large
and excellent quality Imperial NaI
ley cantaloupc crop has begun, with
carly prices at profitable levels
Livestock and ranges rcmain il
good condition.
Preliminary reports of trading at
! retail and wholesale show q modcr
ate seasonal dccrcas, from lasi
month but good gain over Il ycal
ago. Industrial output remained al
! The levels Of recent months. PAY
mcntS at banks in Lo, Angeles, u,
! reflected by bank clearing, auo
, bank debts were from , lo ) prl
cent under April and approximate
! ly 10 per cent greater than May
1926 totals. ncbit> in eight out
side reporting center, d9rng IN,
first three weeks of May were prar
+ ticaIly equal to the same period oI
! last year.
Imperial Valley press., 1927-06-07
Here and There
In Sport World
Uy United Press Leased Wire

SAN FRANtlSCO-Earl Nagcl
san Francisco; Frank Mmch, Sac
ramcuto, and Art)u Brooks, Sa
Jose. were the only survivors t"
da,. Of - group Of 10 professional
golfers playing in til" aorthcrn
California qualifying round to de
tcrminc possible entries in the ma
tional open championship at Oak
mont, Pa, in June. Neither of th,
trio made an impressive showing
a,id il was believed possible that
none would 90 east. Nagcl finish
Cd in first place with a poor =, SiN
over par, two strokes ahead Of
Brooks.
Imperial Valley press., 1927-06-07
Grief Causes Man
To End His Life
Ry United Press Leased Wire

Los ANGELES, June 7.--Whcn
his sister : marriugc awakened
memories of his own shattered ro-
mancc. Albert Ardegi>, -, swallow
cd poison, according to reports to
police today.
His sister, who became i bride
yesterday, told Investigating Off
GERS of her brothers. grief over n
disappointment in love about year
ago. Her wedding, she believes,
caused him to take his life, She told
police.
Imperial Valley press., 1927-06-07
- 4bouE
IEORNA'
/ %Mn ENEIxR, :
GUAYUIE RUBRER

y new industry in California and
the United States as well, is the
production of commercial rubber.
Experiments have been conducted in
various parts of California during
the past five years, those in Sa-
linas Valley, Monterey county, prey
my 50 >ucccssful that the company
making h"m planted 200 acres in
l936. aud hlt, already planted 6OO
acres this year Attempts at grow.
I3g P"ra rubber were tailurcs. but
.GuaEuie rubber, grc" WI so extensive
t. il M,Ni.o, is adaptable to Cali
toiIia cl'mate and soil. In appear
.aacr j, re,r hbic' sagcbru,h and
grows from 3 10 s.. feet hiLh. Gu,-
yale rubber takes ton, wears Ia grow
aud reTg''c, 10 irrigati"H The ave
rage ProJi,t.ru IS f'Vr tons Of dry
.Iub per &c Ntb . CO.. crt #
lO per cent solid runb"r, or 1000
pound. per acre gacn four years.
What per cent or the nation 5
vegetable crop Is laiscl i'll CalifoI-
n;a!
In 1925, California produced a
littlc less than ! per cent Of the
nation 5 vegetable crop.
Which is The longest railroad in
the state and what is its route
The Southern Pacific has tho
greatest mileage? .6a3. The main
coast route lies from Trinidad, Hum
boldt county, to Los Angeles, and
the interior route-from the Oregon
California line, through Sacramento
and San Joaquin valleys to Los An
.gclcs and southeast to Yuma, Ari-
yhIp
Imperial Valley press., 1927-06-07

1igglc an atom here, the law
states, and cvcry other atom in the
unhrrS" somehow iigglcs in re-.
SponSr. In other words, the Black
Bottom, done with sufficient siam
poding ou the second floor, viii
chase the sleep particles clear Off
the first floor and may result in
shocks on the stairs.
Imperial Valley press., 1927-06-07
Livestock

FOR SATELLITES work horses for
ranch or vineyard. Also family
COW, big burro, $50. Young bulls.
II. C.yGcorge, Box T., Ncstor, Cal.
or General Delivery, El Centro.
Gt2
Imperial Valley press., 1927-06-07

Tie chances aGajr, foUr perfect
simultaneous bridge haud> are =
t00,0uo,uUo,ooo 1o !. That 5 Why
perfect bridge hands are good stor-
les every day in the week.
Imperial Valley press., 1927-06-07

LOS ANGELES, june Joe
Stccher. heavyweight wre>t Ii II g
champion, defends his title IN two
out Of three fan match with Paul
Jones here tomorrow night.
The match promises to be duel
Of scissors holds, as both grapplcrS
RELY on that hold an Il majority Of
their matches.
Richard Schikat, German giant
and Charlie Hanson, Nebraska heavy
weight. meet in the semi-Windup.
Imperial Valley press., 1927-06-07

work. 1850 Euclid. ?t3
SEVEN room house. completely fur
niShcd, including piano, j bed
rooms, > baths, nving room, dining
room, kitchen, large yard, garage,
uuobstructcd marine view, Seven
minutes 10 center Of cIty. %7j
month. Owner, 5Sss Prinslc St,
San Diego, Phone Ailcrcst Jo3LW
1t3
FOR Purcbred Persian kit
tens, Can be registered. DR.. Max
well, 3l9 Broadway or ~ State
7t3
FOR BENT-1O acres for vcgc-
tables. Opposite Eucalyptus senool
on san Dlcgo highway, II Centro.
John Aippsrt. It'll
FOR EENT-Front bedroom. Out
side entrance. rs Orange. 7t3
FOR SALE-Form lumber, / inch
aud , inch, See p. A. Murray, f.
V. Press Building. 7tf
FOR SALE or trade, route Of $50
gum machines, DONG good bust
ness. Box 266, CaleXiro. 3t9
FOR SALE-Six cylinder auto in
first class running condition. Six
good tires aud ready to 80 any
where. SO takes it. Can be seen
ut Ali South Eighth st. I'll
FOR I;ENT-Four room modern
house. 5l2 Brighton. IT'S
FOR EENT-Whitc Star Garage, .
miles west of Jacumba Apply G..
L. Ferguson Electric Shop. 7tf
FOR EHNT-Furnishcd small house,
permanent. Inquire Mrs. Mattson,
at Marcot S store, or S59 Brigb-
ton. U3
FOR SALE -I922 Dodge touring
car, excellent mechanical coudi-
ton, four neatly new tires, new
top. This is Il gos, bay At $50,
Call at Press building. 'tt
WILL LEASE for term Of years =
"Buona Vista" Tourist Inn, Ser
vice Station AID store, to rcspon-
siblo party. Located on main
boulevard, one-cighth mile west of
HoltyiIlc. \ good chance to build
up d well pay ing business. VIII
make an attractive proposition to
the right people, Apply on premises
or address e. +. Sommanu, Bon
ISL, Holtyillc. -
.FsCORN GOING tP'-.tor rent on
sSh5tes, my rancis about zoo 'Eres
sto hr planted to corn. Good house
OH place. Soc me al BurnA
VISTA Auto Cantp or addrcsS 9.
J.. Sammann, Bo. lSl, HoltViIIe,
.Cq';f. III
FOR SALE-Child' : white enamel
Imperial Valley press., 1927-06-07
AMERICAN LEAGUE
Yesterdays Results

Chicago 10, Boston >.
Philadelphia :, Cleveland !,
Only games scheduled.
Imperial Valley press., 1927-06-07
These Questions Will Be Answered
Tomorrow:

What wa. Tia" value of nugget
found by Ira Wc"therbce near Ma
gala, Butte counry'
Was opium cNar raised n Callfor-
mia!
Nhat is the s:'e Of san Diego
Larbol
How many .clcrhou" and tclc-
S"I.,. companies il California?
,tncstionS p'o,o California viii
j." answered if salr 20 tna Califcr-
lf:a information Department of Tins
lnr"SF'Ptr.)
Imperial Valley press., 1927-06-07
II, nitcd Press Leased Wire

SANTA MONICA, Calf, June :.
Mus. Anna Van Skikc, 66-N"ar
I'D uatator IS ii, training here for
u 3j-nHlc opcu water swim that she
plans at an wannounccd date this
Summer
Imperial Valley press., 1927-06-07

America is a country where
either the state department, the
senate. the weather or the market
are usually wrong, but the people
ALWAYS right.
Imperial Valley press., 1927-06-07
Poultry

"ANFE., Fpulfrt Of au klai.. iCs3
Woodward. Phone 3G6 for p'icrs
dhllt
Imperial Valley press., 1927-06-07
Lost and Found

LOST - iewcj Wamam watch.
Return O Bricn. 7Gi Hen. lt3
Imperial Valley press., 1927-06-07

t0E EXCHANGE San Diego pro.
por'ics, for clear lUpcrial valley.
Centrally located. income corner.
Equity 100000,
Fifth Street Income corner, l00x,
700. Equity S%I50o.
200 acre, AlPme, plenty water, I'M
proved. Equity $1,000.
Concrete garage on paved city
boulevard, Equity $1,000.
Mission Hills, 6 room house, new.
Equity $1,000,
Four new bungalows, we'll located.
Equities $4,000 Clarence f..
Gagc, i10 Sprcchcls Thcatcr Bldg.
san Diego. AIS
Imperial Valley press., 1927-06-07
NATIONAL LEAGUE
Yesterdays Results

piH,lursb Philadelphia +.
Chicago I, Hostou 5. On innings }
-. Louis g, Brooklyn =.
Only games scheduled.
Imperial Valley press., 1927-06-07

WOIh Oal Oh ESOl1bS' L hoho -|A "
III
NOTlCE-To my permanent wav-
ing clientele. VIII be really TO
make appointments on sundays,
Write or phone for appointments
two days IL advance. Njas Eaby
Booworth, now located at the
Mary Louise Be&uty shop, 936
Eighth ST. San Diego. Ihtne
MISJO. 2jtjD
Ny OFFICE moved from Oregon
Hotel Bldg. to 100 Barbara Worth
Bldg, First door east OF hotel en-
trance. Lien 5 Agency, by Is. H..
Lien. Phone G42. 4tt
IDEAL PLACE for your vacation.
Cray S Apartments, Ocean Beach,
CalIt. Del Mar Ave. Near cable.
Close to ocean. Good bathing
beach. Rates reasonable. CAild-
rem takcn. 4t6
Imperial Valley press., 1927-06-07

san FRANCISCO SkiPpcrcd by
Arthur +. Rousseau and manned hF
an able crew, the Cormthian chant
pon Yacht Ace today rcigncd queen
of the Pacific Coast "R boat
fleet after making a clean sweep OF
the club : annual regatta with
three successive victories over sgd
Spauldug : Dcbra, of the Califor.
MIA Yacht club Of Los Angeles
The Acc led the procession OF
five entries hy "a wide margin all
through the IT mile course and eros
scd the finishing line in , hours, %
minutes aud 81 seconds, more than
four minutes ahead of the Debra,
! which finished second in 2:27;36.
The Pirate, also of the California
Yacht club, with Tommy Lee at
the filler, was third; the Rascal Of
st. FranciS Yacht Club, fourth +;
aud Galiano of the Catalina Yacht
/ club was last.
Imperial Valley press., 1927-06-07

LENNON Apartments aud rooms.
422 Olive. Phone ia. 1910