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Imperial Valley press., 1927-01-14
COMEDIAN
TO FIGHT
DIVORCE
Blames Wife's Family
AS Cause of Marital
Difficulties.
DENIES BIG FORTUNE
Arrives in New York to
Consult Attorneys and
Prepare for Battle.
BY JOHN T. MOUTOUX
Omitted Press Staff Correspondent) }

(OIlCeO IISSS Ood- COIEeSpouucIlLD
NEW YORK, Jan. II. Charlie
Chapin, Il Sombre figure without
his haggv trousers and trick shoes
came out of the west today and an
nounced that he would fight ''to
the bitter end against the divorce
suit filed by Lita Grey Chaplin.
Tn" whole trouble, Chaplin said
was instigatcd by his wife s fam
lily.
The legal battle between the
screen comedian and his Is year OLD
wife, Chaplin said, would center on
custody of the two children.
They are not now in custody OF
morally responsible people,
Chaplin told reporters, for the first
time making direct counter charge
in answer to the accusations of his
wife, who attacked his charactci
and accused him of cruelty in hen
divorce petition.
1t was a nattilv dressed, unas
suming little man who stepped from
the Twentieth Century Limited to
run the gauntlet of 80 newspaper.
men, 10 photographers and Il curl
Gus crowd of POO.
The Chaplin of the screen was un.
recognizable in the nervous person
in Il sporty blue coat with black
collar gray hat, gray Spats and
small, neat shoes.
The crowd greeted him warmly.
-,
AL right, Charlie, Don t worry
Charlie. were heard.
Chaplin seemed grateful, lifted
his hat and bowed.
To the ncwspapcmcn he was
friendly, but Arthur Kelly of Unit
ed Artists Corporation, the comcdi
an 5 distributing company, was ri
his side 10 ward off awkard qucs
tions.
Chaplin scoffcd at reports of hi
fortune, estimated by his wife n
$4,000, 600 in her suit. The CniteC
Press representative asked him il
he had $4,000, ,0d0 and he laughe(
for the first time.
~ wish | had one-sixth of it, he
said.
GLOW much-$o, 100000, $4,000,
O00?'
" Nothing like that much, - Chap
lin said, and dismissed the subject
The comedian betrayed bitterness
against his wife. He said he had
waited six weeks for her to tax,
action about their disagreement and
had not left California to escape hel
suit
The last time h, called on hi,
wife was about five weeks ago at
her mother s home, where she was
staying, he said. He added that ne
saw the children but not his wife
and soon left because he "could
not stand the environments.
The matter of his money, which
Mrs. Chaplin has tied up by III
junction, apparently will be the
most pressing of his problems that
Chaplin will tackle. He said ht
would see his attorney, Nathan
Burkan, this evening about fight
ing the injunction.
Meanwhile, Chaplin said he would
stay at the home of friend whose
identity he would not disclose, lie
sped off in taxicab.
Imperial Valley press., 1927-01-14
Denies Predicting
More Earthquakes

Reports that he had predicted an
arthquake in Imperial Valley on
january ,.5 have been cmphaticallv
Ilenied bv Father j. s. Ricard, not
I'D weather prophet of the Santa
Tiara College observatory.
\ In answer to a query sent Father
E'icard by Mrs. Ross 7, llickcox or
Nhis city, the famous "padrc Of the
Hams" writes in part, as follows:
h 81 never said word about In
Ecrial Valley in regard TO 'quakcs,
Io You may rest assured that all
his gossip about 'quakcs is the
work of grossly ignorant miScreants
Whose delight is to make people
fnisarable.
Imperial Valley press., 1927-01-14
Denies Prisoners
Make Big Money

san QUENTIN, Cal, Jan. IL
Some women inmates of San Qucn-
tin earn $3l3, but in a year, not a
month, said prison officials. deny.
ing reports that female prisoners
were getting rich off their needle
work.
Many of the women spend their
leisure time in sewing and art work,
their products being sold on the out
side.
Most Of those SO engaged, how
ever, average about 800 per year
profit, authorities said.
Imperial Valley press., 1927-01-14
ARRESTED AT BORDER
AS WHISKEY SMUGGLER

G. +. Willingham of Calexioo was
arrested by custom officers Lough-
lin and Oats near tho boundary line
early this morning charged with at
tempting to bring 90 pints of whis-
key into this country. Willingham
was brought to Ell Centre by the
customs officers and locked up at
the county jail. He is being hcld
for the United States marshal.
Imperial Valley press., 1927-01-14
What's Doing
TONIGHT

TONIGHT
Eastern Star meets, Masonic
hall, p. m.
Basket Ball: Outlaws VS. Braw-
ley Southern Trust, high school,
s p. m.
Present Day Club meets with
Mr.. and Mrs. w. G. Costello.
Broken Hearts Of Holly.
wood Palace Theater.
Ladies at Play Valley
theater.
TOMORROW
Story hour, city library, 1880
q. N.
County Women Club board
meets, 10000 Club.
Ell Centre College Club men,
bers meet, rest room, 1880.
w. q. T. u. cooked food sale,
Varney Company,
Imperial Valley press., 1927-01-14
DEATH LIST IN
TAMPICO FIRE
REACHES EIGHT
United Press Staff Correspondent

United Press Staff Correspondent
TAMPICO, Mexico, Jan. 14.-An
explosion and fire aboard the Essex
Isle killed eight persons and injured
80 Others of the crew and members
of stevedore gang which was load
ing the vessel with gasoline. Today
the vessel had been towed across
the river, away from other shipping.
The money loss was estimated at
$250,000. The vessel belonged to
the Essex Transport and Trading
and was loading gasoline at the
Aguila terminal yesterday. Fire
began in the forward hold.
Reports from Mexico City said 80
persons had been killed and attrib-
uted the explosion. to the dropping
of case of gasoline from sling.
Imperial Valley press., 1927-01-14
HELD FOR INDIANA OFFICERS

Frank Brown, wanted for the
theft of an automobile in Indiana
and for violation of the Dyer act,
was arrested in Calexico this morn
ing. He was brought to Ell Centre
where he was lodged in the county
Jail and is being held for the de
partmcnt of justice.
Imperial Valley press., 1927-01-14
ASSERT COUPLE GAVE LIQUOR
TO Is YEAR OLD GIRy,

FRESNO, Cal, Gan. 14.-Charg-
cd with giving liquor to Is year
old girl, Benny Glass and Marvin
Cheeseman We're held in the county
Jail here today.
Imperial Valley press., 1927-01-14
Drug Seller Is
Declared Leper
by United Press Leased Wire

BY United Press Leased Wire
LOS ANGELES, Jan. 14.-Juau
Perez, %, of Arcadia, charged with
selling marahuana, the Mexican
dopeweed, was pronounced a leper
following an examination at the re
ceiving hospital here today.
He was removed to the isolation
ward of the county hospital.
Imperial Valley press., 1927-01-14

Mendocino bad received SOY inch.
IS of rain TO Nov. l3.
Nogales international., 1927-01-02

FOR SALE-Brand new 1897
half ton Ferd truck. Balloon tires.
Fifty dollars less than cost price.
Inquire PucAi Brothers Grocery.
11-31 st.
Nogales international., 1927-01-02

Two shoplifters were arrested
at the Kress store and were allow
ed to deposit a cash bond to ap-
pear before the police judge Mon
day afternoon.
Nogales international., 1927-01-02
STATE OF ARIZONA

County of Santa Cruz
The foregoing instrument was
acknowledged before me this the
3Oth day of November, 1926, by
Z. 9. Cheshire and Roy v. Ches-
hire, who stated to me that they
executed the same for the pur-
poses and consideration therein
expressed.
(SEAL) DUANE BIRD.
Notary Public.
My commission expires
Dec, 9Th, 1928.
Nogales international., 1927-01-02

Lot-A white cowboy hat on
Perkins stret or Morley avenue on
Christmas day. Return to Noga-
les International office. (1-1-26)
Nogales international., 1927-01-02

John Hamilton and Frank
Browning, students at the Univer-
sity Of Arizona, arrived from Tue
son Christmas morning and left for
Tepic Monday morning to spend
the holidays. They were employ
I'd during the summer vacation on
the engineering force Of the con-
struction work of the Southern
Pacific of Mexico.
Nogales international., 1927-01-02
Gum Repairing
TELEPHONE COMPANY TT
MAKE IMPROVEMENTS

L. P. Dance of Tucson, con-
struction foreman of the Noun
tain States Telephne & Telegraph
Company, was here last week in
connection with some very extern
sive Improvements to be made By
the company here during the new
year.
Nogales international., 1927-01-02

H. Greensweight, local agent for
the Pacific Fruit Express Com
pany, arrived Friday from Los An
geles to conduct the shipments Of
the winter vegetables from the
west coast.
Nogales international., 1927-01-02
Nogales, Arizona, Sunday January 2, 1927

ers Of two-thirds (2/S) in amount
Of the capital stock Of this COM
pany, issued and outstanding
when evidenced in writing or with
the consent Of majority in am
omit Of the capital stock of the
corporation, issued and outstand-
ing when expressed by a resolution
adopted at meeting of the stock
holders Of the corporation duly
called and held pursuant to the
bylaws, the directors shall have
-pIoq sq4 70 4uesuoo eq4 q4IM
Tx ETOILHV
'UoneIodIoo
Eq2 70 eqqsp sq4 zo1 1lIrqerr 6us
authority to sell or otherwise dis
pose of in such manner as may
be authorized, the entire proper
ty and assets Of the corporation.
ARTICLE XIII.
The indebtedness of this cor
poration shall at no time exceed
~uLn OF OlxCy-S1x3 Thousand Six
Hundred Sixty-six and eS/f0O
($66, ,66e.66) Dollars.
ARTICLE XIV.
Duane Bird, of Nogales. Santa
CruS County Arizona, who ha.
Dsen bona fide resident OF the
State of Arizona for at least three rec
(0) years, is hereby appointed the
lawful agent of this Corporation
Tor and on behalf Of it, to accent
and acknowledge service, and IN
on whom may be served all ne
cessary process in any action. suit
or proceeding that may be held
or brought against this corpo-s-
ton In any Of the Courts Of the
State of Arizona, and for all pur.
poses required by law.
IN WITNESS WHEREOF W.
have hereunto set our hands thi,
S0th day Of November. A. d
1929.
C. C. CHESHIRE
ROY V. CHESHIRE
Nogales international., 1927-01-02

To Let.-Very reasonable.
House seven rooms, unfurnished.
Quarry st. Apply 314 Sonoita or
Phone 369. (11-28 ot)
Nogales international., 1927-01-02

Furnished rooms $3.50 and up
per week 2O11a Elm st.
Nogales international., 1927-01-02
ENDORSEMENT

ENDORSEMENT
ARIZONA CORPORATION
COMMISSION, Incorporating De-
partment. Filed Dec. 9, 1926 at
1000 A. M. at request Of Duane
Bird whose address is Nogales,
Arizona.
F. J. K. MCBRIDE,
Secretary.
By PEARL JONES.
pub. 1912 6t)
THE INTERNATIONAL FIRST
tn rOCAr NEWS.
Nogales international., 1927-01-02

For Sale--My nice modern
home at 220 Potrero Ave. Can
give immediate possession. Reason
Tor selling, desire to build larger
home in Jund Heights.
Hugo w. Miller.
Nogales international., 1927-01-02

L. G. Hoff, general freight and
passenger agent of the Southern
Pacific de Mexico, with offices at
Empalme, arrived Tuesday night
to spend few days on company
business.
Nogales international., 1927-01-02
CONSUL SERENADED

Members of the 25th Infantry
band serenaded the Mexican Con-
sui and his family at their home
at 8O7 Morley Avenue on Christ
mas morning.
Nogales international., 1927-01-02

Miramonte-Carload Of cattle
shipped by A. B. Carey to Califor-
ria.
Benson-47 carloads cattle
shipped from Benson, In recent 30
day period
Nogales international., 1927-01-02

For SaIe-Wood stove 81, and
$45 baby cab almost new for $25.
Apply at 115 Curtis St., or at Of.
flee of Nogales international.
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mIeHHOcTH, HecMOTpa Ha ORa3aH-
Hyp eli B feBpaIe homeopathy. llo
Tpe6IapmHe paiioHH coDaa Ha ga
keBHnIOIHeHHa HIaHa cHa0EeHHa
coon ySe HepeSHBaIoT HocIeIc1
BMaBHBmeiica HeyBa3RH, HepBH
Rassvet = The dawn., 1927-04-30
yXOA 6ECHAPTNnHblx

b ERaTepHHOc,IaBe Ha 9aB0Ie
kpacHHf Ilpo6HHTepH IeIeraTaMH
OF 6ecHapTHaHBIx saBROMa IoBeIeHo
10 cBIeHHa o6mero co6paHHa pa6o
qHx aaBOIa 0 Hx yxO1e H3 saBKo-
Ma BCIe4CTBHe EOMaHIoBaHHa ROM
MyHHcTOB H OTEasa OF paccMOTpe-
HIS HpeIHO%eHHa, HcxOIamHx OF
0ecHapTHHHHX %1eIeTaT0B II uocT0a
HHHx yTpo8 ga HeBnIIOlHeHHe TEX
HAH HHBx IHpeEFHB, IocTyuaDWHx
EoM'aVeeE H EoMfraRgaH upo6.
toD3a.
Rassvet = The dawn., 1927-04-30
HEMlbI 30 &PAHly3CKOA
APMNN

BEP.IHH. 30 bpanIIy3cEoM HHo
.cTpaHHOM .IerHOHe, 10 cOo6meHHo
Haiie BepInHep IIaiTyHr, HacTHTM
BaeTca b HacTOamee RpeMa OEeIO
40 TBcaT c0IIaT HeMIleB. BOIbmoli
npo1eHT oTHX eoI1ar npHxoIHTca
Ha oFRyIIHp0BaHHbIe MecTHocTH. He
Me1RHe HaHHoHa,lHcTbI oqeHb Bpa-
&Ie0H0 0THOcaTca X 9THM c0IIa-
TAM, TaR EaE cTHTaDT HpeIaTeIa-
NH II H3MeHHHIiaMH.
Rassvet = The dawn., 1927-04-30

BEP.IHH. 31ecb HOIyqeHO COCO
MEME 0 HpOHcn1eImeM Ha coBeTc-
10 = H~OIbcHoIf TpaHHTe BOOpyEeH-
HON cTOIEHOBeHHH.
y CeprehRoan (?) coBercEaa 10
rpaHHTHaa cTpa%a aTaROBaIa Ho,Ib
cRHh uOcT HyIeMeTaMH. lloIaRH
oTEpBIIH OTBeTHHa OT0Hb II ToTIa
coBeTcEHe coI4aTM OTcTyHHIH B
.aec. Ha c%OBeTcEOTf cTOpOHe HpoHao
Rassvet = The dawn., 1927-04-30
RPNH4 y3HbCKNN-AKTEP

I0HI0H. HpHHT y9IbcRHfi Ha.
cIeIyDmeH HeIeIe oTnpaBHTcG H8
4B0pna B THH0 = cTyIHIo,
RE II oyer HTpaTb T.IaBHyD p0Ib
B RapTHHe IT. II. r." IIpHHH, Que
6O.IBme yBIeEaeTca apTHcT
EaMH, HeIeIH HpHIBopHBTMH rama
NH. B apTHcTHTecHHX EpyTaX envy
HpopoqaT Be.1HEyD 6y1ynlHOcTb.
Rassvet = The dawn., 1927-04-30
~OCB060K4EHbI N3 nOA
APECTA

B OIecCe ocB06o1IeHH Hs-n08
apecTa HpeIce1aTeHb, VIeH II ceH-
BH0paHHoTo rpeaHIHyMa or
pyEHOro coBemaHHa yHOIHOMOqeH-
HHx OF 6aTpaqecTBa, 1oHycTHBmHe
30 BpeMa upeHHH BHTIaIH HpoTHB
BoaiIea E0MHapTHH II CoBeTcR0H
BAaCTH. OcBo6o&IeHHe HocIeIoBaIo
BcIeIcTBHe 9%HeprHqHoro xoIaTaHcT-
Ba RpecTbaH-1e.IeTaT0B c'e3la cOBe
ToB Hepe4 yRpaHHCRHM HpaBHTeIb
cTBoM. D..
Rassvet = The dawn., 1927-04-30
4nKaTcEaa XpoHnEa

,IeIHHiI BcTyHHI C HMM B IpaEy,
HpH zen BHcTpeIOM Ha peBOIBBepa
oIHH H3 6aH1HTOB OBI paHeH. Or
%pa6IeHHHe Tooth, 6Oacb apecTa ga
HapymeHHe saROHa, pa36e%aIHcb
n nOIHHHH He yIaIOcb ycTaHoBHTb
Ha RaRyO cyMMy 6HIO yHeceHO Ipa
roHeHHOcTeH. IOIHHHa pa3BcRHBae1
paHeHoro rpa6HTeIa.
Rassvet = The dawn., 1927-04-30
yBNT cne1oBATEnb rHy

b HoyoneHHH Fly ropOIa To-
pp 3 3aRaBEa3be 81 MapTa EoHBoil
HIM EpacHoapMefiHeM y6Hr cIeIo
BaTeIb FIIy BepHIse, HcTasaBmHh
npH IoHpoee cTyIeHTa THbIHcGEo-
70 yHHBepcHTeTa HIHRo BoARBaIse.
ka3apHaHU yIapoM HpHR1aIa paS-
Mo31HI TepeH BepHIse H noHMTHe
eT0 o6e30pyH;HTb oEa3aI 0TTaHHHoe
eOHpoTHBIeHHe, 30 BpeMa T0TopOro
obi 3acTpeIeH.
Rassvet = The dawn., 1927-04-30
HAnA4EHNE HA PECTOPAH

PecTopaH ia BOEep 4pahB, B 70
ropoM BeceIaa Hy61HEa HOqBo Ha-
xoIHIa HpHIOT, HoIBepTca HaTaIe-
HHD co cTopOHH 6aHIHToB. B:IaIe-
HeT pecTOpaHa HHIeH II Is HoceTH
cpeIH TOTopHx 6HIo MHoro
jReHHIHH, .InmHIHcb IOpOrHx ToIeI
II 4pyrHx IparoHeHHocref. us rae
Obi pecTopaHa 6aH4HTH aa6paIH
210 1oI. TIpu BMxoIe oHH BcTpeTH
HHcb G mo6&epoM pecTopaHa. Hoc
Rassvet = The dawn., 1927-04-30
CAM0y6NnCTBO 4EByWRN

IloROHqHIa caMoy6HacTBOM l6
HeTHaa 1eBymEa HOpa %IIacHHa.
0Ha oqeHb yBIeEaIacb HayRoi, Ho
he MOrIa IaIBIHe HpOIoI&aTB yqe
HHa, Tar EaE CTpaIaIa HaEHM TO
bH3HqecEHM HeIyToM. AIMHHHcTpa-
1Ha cpeIHeH mR0.IH OTEa3aIacb
HpHHaTB ee B qHc,IO yqeHHI H Hoco
BeTOBaIa eli c0BepmeHHo OcTaBHTb
yqeHHe. 9TO II HpHBeIO ee II caMo
y6HHcTBy.
Rassvet = The dawn., 1927-04-30
KPAXA KAPTNH B MOCKBE

M0CKBA. B IeHB HacxH Ha My
sea HsaIIHHx HcKyccTB OHIO yE-
pa8eHO HaTB ,IyqmHx IapTHH. Rap
THHH O1eHHBa1oTca B MHIIHOH Ply
6.Ieh, BeIyTca ycHIeHHHe pO3BcRH
HpecTynHHEoB. B cBa3H C 9THM, B
MocKBe xoIar cIyxH, VITO Epa&a
6HIa coBepmeHa HpH c~oIeHcTBHH
%COBeTcEHx BIacTeH, Tar IaE MY
Rassvet = The dawn., 1927-04-30
CMEPTHAa kA3Hb B MNqN
TAHE -.

.IAHCHHT, NM. HITaTHBM ce7
HaToM npHBar Hpe4BapHrelbHo ga
Rob 0 cMepTHoh fasHH ga y6HficTBe.
uepBoi cTeHeHH. 0EOHqaTeIbHOe
o6cyxIeHHe eTO cOcTOHTca Ia Gle
IyI0HIeh HeIe.Ie.
Rassvet = The dawn., 1927-04-30
B 3ATPy4HEHNN

pyIDHIeH H%aceIeHHe II B OcO6eHH0-
9TH pa6oqHi EIacc.
COBemaHHe nocTaHoBHIO B BIZ
lax cEopeHmerO cHa6%eHna X1e6-
HBMH HpOIyRTaMH HoTpe6IaDmHx
upoMBmIeHHHx MecTHocTeh, Hpe4Io
&Hrb qepea xIe6HHe 6HpEH qacr
IIbEM 3aToToBmHRaM HOMOqb TocyIa
pcTBeHHHM opTaHH3aTHaM B cRyn
re XIe0a, HpH yc.IoBHH Tx 'RpeIn
T0BaHHd.
Rassvet = The dawn., 1927-04-30
HEMubI nPoTNB TPEsBocTN

BEP.lHH. HeMHM 0qeHb HeIoBo-
.IBHH npOHaTaHIOH aHTH : aIHoT0Ib
Hoh lHrH. CTopoHHHRoB Boo6uIe Tpe
sBocrH OH HasBBaOT 4aHaTHEaMH,
HMHOpTHpoBaHHHMH Hs AMepHRH B
cIyTae %KpaiHefi Hy1RIH HeMIB Mo
TyT ene O6xOIHTbca 0e3 BoIRH, Ho
OH He MOryT lake %npeIcTaBHTb
ce6e, HaR 9To .Io1H MoryT &HTb
6e3 mBa. MHoTHe lib HHx BBIIlHBa
ga Beqep TO 40 EpyIeE nHBa.
Rassvet = The dawn., 1927-04-30
yMEP y HOT XEHbI

4&aH BaiRpo6r HeEOTOpoe Bpe-
MI TONY HaaaI pa3OmeIca c cBoeH
a;eHoH. 0gHHoqecTBo BcROpe envy
HaIOelo II OH, aBHBmHcb BVepa *
Hell, yMOIa.I ee B%epHyTbca Il HeMy.
&eHa orRa3a,lacb. 0TBepTHyTHh
MYTH, BMecTo TOTO, TITO o%6aaBecTHcb
HOBoa cHMHaTHef, HycTHI ce0e
'HyID B 400,
Rassvet = The dawn., 1927-04-30
C%oBAAaHNTEAb 4EBymEK

Ito %aIo6e cOce4ei '%apecToBaH
BypEapRTapT ga TO, ITO cHHMaI
EoMHaTM Ha 4pehE abe, RyIa OH
3aMaHHBaI 4OBepqHBBIX IeBymeH II
yVHHaI HaI HMM HacHIHe. b Ia
qecTBe %epTB RHrypHpyDr 4Be Is
IeTHHe 4eBymEH. BypHrapT cqHTaeT
9TO O0BHHeHHe RIeBeT0f.
Rassvet = The dawn., 1927-04-30
CMEPTHbIn HPNr0BOP

H0BH0. BoeHHMi cyl HpHroBO-
phi IeHyTara HocH4a IIa%ayTHca,
.leiTeHaHra TapHay II cepTaHTa
CEeMaHTHca Il cMepTHol Ea3HH. DC
TaIbHHe 16 yTacTHHRoB HpoTHBO-
HpaBHTeIbCTBeHH0r0 3aT0B0pa HpH-
rOB0peHM Ii TDpbMe Ha pa3IHTHbIe
cp0EIG.
Rassvet = The dawn., 1927-04-30

CAN IKE H3%O6peTaTeIb H~OIaTaeT,
ITO ONO TpHHecer 60IbmHe yIO6cr
Ba B EaHIOM IOMe TEN, qTO qacM
6yIyT OIHOBpeMeHHO cIyIETB H Ia
%,1eH1apeM. Bcle1cTBHe Ien1eBoro NE
XaHH3Ma HeHa pac0B nOqTH 0cTaHe
Tca npe&HefL.
CHMmai HpeIIOKHI cBOe H3o0pe
TeHHe EpynHoa AHcoHHH K!IOR ROM
HaHHH B B%pyEIHHe, H 0THIaeT OF
Hee OTBeTa.