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Imperial Valley press., 1927-06-09
Local Woman Dies.--The funeraI

Local Woman Dies.--The funeral
services ~ Grcgoria X. Calvillo, "a,
Of FL Centr0 was held from the
Lemons undertaking parlors yestcr-
dsv afternoon. A short funeral scr.
vice was held in the chapel and
burial was made in Mountain View
cemetery. The woman died at the
RI Ccntro hospital Tuesday follow
ing short illness. She is survived
by her husband. Francisco.
Imperial Valley press., 1927-06-09
Carnival! Fun? Pep7 Come see for

Carnival! Fun? Pep7 Come see for
yourself. Given by the young people
of the First Baptist Church. Fare
from the Baptist Church 1c. Be
thcre by 1870 p. m. On the lawn of
j. VI. Stark 3 residence, 1901 South
Fourth Street, Friday $500. June
10th. 9t2
To Attend Wedding.- Mr.. and
Mrs. Hugh Osborne will motor to
Redlands SATURDAY. TO attend the
wedding Of Miss Margaret Lyon to
Mr.. DuShanc Hynson The bride
groom is the son of Presbyterian
clergyman, much beloved bv the
community, who married Mr.. and
Mrs. Osborne.
Reckless Driver Fined. Louis
Mellos Of San Diego entered 4 plea
OF guilty to charge Of reckless
driving in Judge J. Mayfield =
court this morning through the
Southern California Automobile
club. Mellos was arrested on the
Mountain Springs grade by G. j.
Wilson Of the state traffic squad.
The Judge sentenced Mellos to pay
fine Of $25 or spend 25 days in
jnil.
Imperial Valley press., 1927-06-09
ParLsienns Beauty Shoppe. Tele
1s3. adv
Suspect Is Released.

Suspect Is Released. William
cr 10 county authorities for invest
i"otion by the city police. i.ilcv
with Thoma, Payne was arrested
- the Marrot Sj.,c IN Main s:r2"'
Saturday and ~ investigation is
hring conducted in his alleged at
;tmpt To BASS a worthless check !"
r".hsngr for some gods purchased.
PAYNE was released Iy rh;cf Os-
~alt after questioning failed to
bring ont any connection with the
check deal.
Imperial Valley press., 1927-06-09

Hemit Riverside county, has lc;
the contract for a $4,000 grammar
school.
Imperial Valley press., 1927-06-09

CT Barstow. Gurtha Brookin, Is.
native of New Mexico and resident
OF Brawley.
Imperial Valley press., 1927-06-09
Hay 1nluTSnos. Edgar Bres. Real
ty Co., FL Centre, Gal. 6Gs Main 81
paone 100 adv

Reckless Driving Charged
Moreno, "a, Mexican giving his
residence as Los Angeles was lock
ed up ut the county Jail last night.
Moreno was arrested in FL Centre
by j. W. Holcomb OF the state mot
or vehicle squad charged with reck-
less driving. He is being held
lending arraign'nent before Judge
i. Mayficld
Imperial Valley press., 1927-06-09
MEMPHIS KEEPS SCHEDULE
by United Press Lens~d Wire

WASHINGTON, June 9. - The
Cruiser Memphis with Colonel
Charles Lindbergh aboard will ar
rive at Cape Henry, Va, about ?.
III. Friday and viii reach the navy
yard here about II a. IN. Saturday
barring unforeseen delays, the navy
department was advised today by
Vice Admiral Guy H. Burrage, who
is aboard.
Imperial Valley press., 1927-06-09

Is Marrted.-"lcn Hays, aI
resident of FL Centre wi,o
nt the past year on the
|as married last Tuesday to
enevicve ilupp Of Los An
They viii make their home
'entro, where Hays is con
with the FL Centro market. !
Insurance. Edgar Rros. Real
~ Centre Gal 60s Main ST. !
I6U .dv |
BY Trial Friday. -- Trial or /
Il. llervcy, attorney and !
Df police court, on charges
ding will be heard in Judge
field 3 court at 0:30 o clock |
morning. The ease has been |
ed several times but it is
4 that it viii come to trial
ne. Hervry entered u plea
guiltY and demanded a jury !
hen arraigned before Judge
|ld.
kens Bought and sold. Dress.
nndressed. Phone a60 for
l)s2 Woodward. adv
al Entry Charged Wong
20. os Mexicali, a Chinese,
rested in Brawley yesterday
ron by Immigration 1nspec
Park and Gale. lie WAS
I To the county Jail where
being held pending further
Of the immigration authori
'honp is alleged 10 have ,
Illegal entry into the United
three days ago. !
e Battery Sales and service.
ictly quality battery and
service. Wilson Machine
Phone i0J. adv ,
Il Stolen.-.a Ford touring
airing the license EGi3l0
ported stolen from Westmor
the sheriff " office vcster
'ternoon. The report was
ed by Marcy Y. Lee. owner
car, who resides on q ranch
'estmorland. The ease il be
ves.igated by the sheriff =
4. B. Hansen, Dentist. FIX.
\ specialist. Davis Bldg.
gs by appointment. Phone
adv
tv office Abolished. The
Of Humane Officer az lmpe-
intv has been eliminated hr
ard of superv isors. Cal q.
an. count rlrrk has been
ed by the board TO inform
Maxwell, present incumbent, /
> services will no longer be
A. the order to take effect
atels. The board gave out
AZ to the motive OF
on but il vas intimatcd that
ice Was held as unimportant ,
lcedlcss expense 10 the coun.
Insurance. Edgar Rros. Rea.
FL C.nfrn Gal 60H Nui, ~
Imperial Valley press., 1927-06-09

TO Repair Dwelling. g.-1corge s.
Allen Of 3C3 Commercial avenue
has been granted a permit bv the
building inspector for making re.
pairs and adding 10 his dwelling.
The work will be done at i con-
struction value of approximately
5000 according to the application
filed by the owner.
Imperial Valley press., 1927-06-09
Usurer Manages
To Avoid Jail

Los ANGELES, June 9.-Because
Of his weakened physical condition
Imperial Valley press., 1927-06-09

Riverside has an enrollment in
the city schools OF ,606.
Imperial Valley press., 1927-06-09

ay Insurance. Edgar Rros. Rea.
Po., FL Centre, Cal. Cos Mqia -.
ne 100 -dv
Imperial Valley press., 1927-06-09

A. B. Hansen, Dentist. FIX.
|on specialist. Davis Bldg.
fngs by appointment. Phone
adv
Imperial Valley press., 1927-06-09
Meet Me at Steve's.
Meet Me at Steve 3.
adv
adv

Hotel Oregon. Low summer rates.
adv
Imperial Valley press., 1927-06-09

|kens Bought and sold. Dress.
nndr-ssed. Phone a68 for
l)S2 Woodward. adv
Imperial Valley press., 1927-06-09

le Battery Sales and service.
fietly quality battery and
t service. Wilson Machine
Phone i0J. adv
New Britain herald. [microfilm reel] (New Britain, Conn.) 1890-1976, 1927-09-01
TO RESUME MEETINGS
Vacations Over. Churches ana
Lodges Start Fall ACti.itics-Ih-
nroycd Business Expected.

Next Monday, Labor Day, VIII
mark the last holiday OF the sum
mer season and in the majority OF
cases will bring the vacation period
70 an end. The local churches,
which have been combining III
union services during the summer
will hold the last Of these services
Sunday at the South Congregational
church. The following Sunday SerV-
ices will be resumed in the churches
Nothing has been said about the
E,vervman's Bible class, but it is eX-
pected it will resume meetings. on
September IL.
Masonic lodges, which always
suspend meetings for the summer,
will resume their meetings tins
month. Giddings Chapter, X "A. NJ.
will hold its first meeting OF the
season this evening. Gentleman
lodge, A. F. and A. NJ, will open
with a stated communication ana
work in tn. Entered Apprentice de-
gree next Wednesday.
Some of the factories are said TO
he looking for improved WORKING
conditions after Labor Day.
Factories and business places VIII
be closed all day Monday
New Britain herald. [microfilm reel] (New Britain, Conn.) 1890-1976, 1927-09-01

Der Of infantile paralysis cases
throughout the state, Ohio health
commissioners and physicians pre-
pared TO meet here tomorrow to
take steps for a united effort to
curb the disease.
The conference was called by DR..
John f. Monger, state director of
health
kilograms were sent to nearly 40
persons and health commissioners
asking them to attend the confer
ence.
Several cities have postponed
opening of public schools for two
weeks more as a precdution. A pol
icy concerning the opening of
schools and the control of gather
ings usually attended by children,
will be under consideration at the
conference.
A total of 237 cases vas reported
during the month of August, result
ing in rs deaths.
New Britain herald. [microfilm reel] (New Britain, Conn.) 1890-1976, 1927-09-01
Willimantic Safe Opened
But No Money Was in 1t

Willimantic, Conn. Sept. i
Burglars went TO LOT OF trouble to
open the safe in the Office of the
Texaco Oil company here during the
night but failed TO gain financially
as the safe contained no money. The
burglary was discovered this morn
ing. The 500 pound safe was re-
moved from the office by way of
window which had been smashed
and carried several hundred yards
blown off. Last month burglars
failed in an attempt to open the safe
when it contained $3.50.
New Britain herald. [microfilm reel] (New Britain, Conn.) 1890-1976, 1927-09-01

AT THE CAPITOL

Today and Friday the Capitol Of
fers a double feature program of
photoplays that affords good enter
tainment. The main attraction Of
fers Jackie Coogan in his new hit
The Bugle Call" In it Jackie plays
the greatest role of his career, a
role so different from others that
he has offered in the past. The com
panion feature presents Winchell
Smiths comedy drama Going
Crooked" with Bessie Love and an
all star cast featured.
w. s. Jeff is at the Robert Nor
ton in a musical program that also
features an organlogue that has
proved popular with patrons yester-
day.
The following awards were made
at the Merchants Gift Night at the
Capitol theater last evening:
Salt and pepper set, Sam Pubic,
1856 Stanley street; electric curling
iron, Theodore Milew, 225 Stanley
street: writing paper, Lawrence
Fourier, IA Lincoln street; bridge
lamp, Peggy Butler, 80 Rockwell
avenue; lady's hat, Mrs. Jacobson,
Wakefield street; sport sweater.
Richard Sokoloski IS Grove street;
IA ton of coal, Mrs. B. Wagner,
$50 Arch street: preserve kettle
Anna Kerlez, 551 Oak street; shoes,
Thelma Hatoff % South High
street: radio speaker. Charles Char
low. 10 Sexton street; photographs,
H. Soule, Plainville: set OF linen, NJ.
Dolan. Wooster street; fur scarf W.
Mieczkowski. 1872 Stanley street; tea
set, NJ. f. Burns. SIS Lake street;
kenvood blanket, A. Johnson. ~
Pleasant street; mems suit ALERT
Landree. 155 Washington street.
New Britain herald. [microfilm reel] (New Britain, Conn.) 1890-1976, 1927-09-01
HOSPITAL ACTIVITIES
Nurses Return to Duty and Others
Leave For observation-disclosures
Bach on job After Rests at shore.

With the advent Of September / .
many of the vacations at the New
Britain General hospital have come
to an end.
Miss Mauda Z. Trayer, dircctress
Of nurses. has returned from her
cottage at Black Point, where she
spent the past month.
DR.. +. Eben Reeks superintendent
who spent his vacation at his shore
cottage at New London, is expected
home after Labor Day.
Mrs. Hulda Robinson, telephone
operator at the hospital. expects to
spend the weekend at Atlantic
City
Miss Edith Merrill, supervisor of
the operating room, has returned
after a months vacation at Camp
Adams, st. Adams, Maine.
Miss Katherine Hohensce and
Gladys Warnock. floor Supervisors.
have returned from vacation at
Grove Beach.
Miss Sarah Charlton. floor super
visor, and Miss Violet Mcdowell, as
sls'ant operating room supervisor,
have left on motor trip to Allan
tic City.
Miss Ethel Lewis, lietician. has
gone TO har home in Winston Salem,
n. e.
Miss Edna Deatz, instructress in
New Britain herald. [microfilm reel] (New Britain, Conn.) 1890-1976, 1927-09-01
two Million Will
LEAVE new YORK
Railroads Planning for Labor
Day Exodus

New York. Sept. 1.-Nore than
2,oon,h00 persons are expected to
leave New York by train. automobile
and boat during the Labor Day hol-
i1ays to shores, lakes and mountains
according to railroad officials, who
began yesterday to prepare for the
task.
Hundreds of extra trains, some of
them to be run today. have been
scheduled by the New York Central,
the Pennsylvania the Lehgh Valley
and the Central Railroad of New
Jersey to handle the traffic
Similar preparations have been
made to transport the thousands
back to New York next week.
Officials of the New York Central
expect an increase Of 10 per cent in
the number of persons TO leave New
Gor khy their lines as against the
Labor Day outpour Of last year,
when the estimate was 1000, 900.
The New York Central is adding
ten trains tomorrow and II on Sat
urday. A smaller number of trains
will be added for local service Sun
day and Monday. The additional
trains included added sections 10 the
company's limited through trains
and extras and relief trains for the
shorter hauls. Practically all trains
will carry several extra coaches.
The return Of those away for the
holidays will be facilitated on the
New York Central by the addition
of 81 trains Monday and IS on Tues
day
The Pennsylvania railroad will be
Gin operating on emergency schedule
tomorrow. The Atlantic City limit
ed, which runs on Friday ordinarily,
will be operated on Saturday as we'll.
Another extra train will leave Penn
sylvania station for Atlantic City
daily at $40 p. m. Connecting trains
will be run from Manhattan Trans
fer. the Hudson Terminal and New
ark Similar arrangements have
been made for return trips.
New Britain herald. [microfilm reel] (New Britain, Conn.) 1890-1976, 1927-09-01
REDFERN Still
AMONG MISSING
Nothing But Rumors Concerning
His Safety

Brunswick, Ga, Sept l Pl-Be-
lief that Paul Redfern missing
Brunswick to- Brazil aviator, will be
found safe and unframed some
where along the northeastern coastal
region of South America continued
to prevail here today despite the
meagerness Of authentic information
concerning the fier
Paul j. Warner. chairman of the
local committee sponsoring the
flight, expressed the sentiment in
departing yesterday on what was
trip. Speculation was current
here that Warner was en- route to
Washington to confer with govern
ment officials regarding possible
plans for a systematic search for the
airman.
Mrs. Redfern, wife Of the pilot,
likewise declared her belief that her
husband is safe wherever he may
have landed in his monoplane. She
reiterated this statement as she de-
pal t'i NfSt'l hhS Ipl 'ullIttl' a. ~
to visit Redfern's sister for few
days before returning here to wait
news of her husband.
Meanwhile a definite search for
Redeem has been started along the
South American coast. The COVER
nor of the state of Para, in the
northeastern corner OF Brazil yes
terday at the request OF the Ameri-
can consul at the city Of Para or
dercd the steamer, Our Lady Of
Mercy" to proceed on an extensive
search. The vessel was instructed
to comb virtually the entire con-
tinuous coast.
The state department has received
an Official message from Minister
Cook at Caracas. Venezuela stating
that an unidentified airplane was
reported seen last Saturday over the
delta Of the Orinoco river, follow
ing unconfrmed advices to this ef
feet.
The minister declared the plane
was reported seen by a mail carrier
between Barrancas and Tucuplta,
and that inha bitant. Of the village
of NarCAreito also saw a similar
plane. which revived hope generally
that the craft was Redferns'.
New Britain herald. [microfilm reel] (New Britain, Conn.) 1890-1976, 1927-09-01
WASHINGTON STOPS
Buying OF ARMS
Prevents Shipments to Soviet
Russia

Washington. Sept. i (P-Negotia-
tions in New York by agents of the
Russian Soviet government for the
purchase Of 10000 army rifles have
been blocked by the refusal of the
state department to permit their
shipment abroad.
When an attorney representing
both parties to the negotiations came
to Washington d few days ago with
the information that contracts for
the sale of the arms was ready for
signing and that the rifles had been
assembled in New York, he vas in
formed that the state department
disa pproved Of such action although
there is no actual embargo on ship
ments of arms and munitions to Rus
STA similar to that applied to Mexi-
co.
In the face of the official warning,
the negotiations have been tempo
rarily postponed. although it is I'M
derstood the Soviet purchasing
agents may attempt to load the rifles
aboard a vessel in New York harbor
to test the legality of the state de
partment's action.
D. Officials of the department said
today that several requests for per
mission to ship arms to Russia have
boen made. but would not reveal the
0ames of those who had made the
pplication holding that such re-
IrSts are confidential.
New Britain herald. [microfilm reel] (New Britain, Conn.) 1890-1976, 1927-09-01
CASE
ENDS IN DIVORCE
Reconciliation Impossible, Wife
Says

New York. Sept. 1.-The elopement
w. Bache. wealthy steel merchant
from her Plainfeld, n. j., home
March Z with penniless policeman,
Joseph G. Dever. had double Sc
quell esterday when Mr.. Bache fill
Cd suit for divorce in Trenton and
Mrs. Dever announced she soon
would take a similar step.
The husband Of the woman in his
divorce bill charged infidelity occur
ring while the policeman and Mrs.
Rache We're hiding as Mr.. and Mrs.
Brown" in Columbus. O., where she
is still working in department
store.
Mrs. Dnver in her statement
charged her husband with being a
fool.
Joe simply was stung," said Mrs.
p"ver rs she rocked her four
months boy. born after the deser-
ton, in the home OF Mrs. Mary Ka-
packa, Southflel1 boulevard Beach,
Staten lSldIu. mere Sll' Was stay
ing temporarily last night
He was lust a fool. He thought
Mrs. BaChe was going to take along
enough money 10 support him the
rest Of his life. Instead, she handed
him only $500.
4 haven't any sympathy for him.
I'm going to testify against him
when he's tried for deserving me
and his baby. | haven't any sympa-
thy for Mrs. Bache. She lied when
she said she didn't know Mr.. Dever
was married, because she was over
to my house for visit just before
they eloped. But I do feel sorry for
Mr., Bache. He's such a nice, kind
man and doesn't deserve his unhap-
plness any more than I do"
Mrs. Dever told how her husband,
departing TO see his mother" on the
day he left plainfield with Mrs.
liache, returned to the house four
times to kiss her eoodby She said
Dever never had seen his son and
she had no intention Of taking the
child to the Union county iail in
Elizabeth where he is awaiting ar
ralgnment.
New Britain herald. [microfilm reel] (New Britain, Conn.) 1890-1976, 1927-09-01
OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES,
AT THE LYCEJN

Two great pictures for the last
half of the week. Featuring the
Rose Of the Bowery," an embracing
drama of the great metropolis. its
four hundred and its six million. the
cast includes Edna Murphy, Johnny
Walker, Crawford Kent. Mildred
Harris, Earl Hughes, David (Red)
Kirby, George Rigas. Barbara Clay
ton, Matty Roubert and many
others. Also alaskan Adventures, "
a picture with as many thrills to it
as there is IN any picture, starring
Art Young. worlds greatest bow and
arrow shooter.
New Britain herald. [microfilm reel] (New Britain, Conn.) 1890-1976, 1927-09-01
PNESONS'S-HiRIIORD

The presentations at Parsons s
theater next week of Gre goTlo and
Maria Martinez Sterra's covledy,
The era IDLE Song" will give local
pla>gocrs an opportunity to bccom"
acquainted with the most interest
ing OF present day Developments in
the American theat"r namely, the
Civic Repertory theater Of Ne"
York. This institution. founded last
season by Miss Eva Le Caffeine.
has already taken a conspicuous ana
honorable position in the theatrical
life of New York and II is regarded
hy thoughtful lovers of the drama
as the most helpful Of the various
deyelopments in the theater today.
Sonia Iyanof is one Of the young
est leading ladies in the theatrical
world today, and her history reads
like romance. She came 10 'ht
United states as a prot"se OF Serge
Rachmaninoff and was feature OF
the Ziegield show, PAIN heac'i
Nights" After this period OF glorlty-
ine she graduated to the lfad III
"Twelve Miles Out which she
n1aved for the entire New ork run
an received the encomiums oil press
and public alike.
Phil De Angels succeeded in get
ting her for his presentation Oh
"kongo," the tropical drama at
parsons's for the balance or th's
week and drama lovers are gong 10
agree that he made a wise choice OF
the role of Annie. The part calls
for emotional acting of the hlshes'
degree and Miss Ivanof Will DO II
Justice
New Britain herald. [microfilm reel] (New Britain, Conn.) 1890-1976, 1927-09-01
HURRICANE KILLS
MANY In WARSAW
10000 Persons Said TO Be Home
less in Storm Area

Berlin. Sept. ! GPD - Reports
from Warsaw said a terrific hurri-
cane struck the MarkoWce district
of Loland today. causing loss of life
and large property damage.
The wind was accompanied by
heavy rain. Extensive inundation
was reported, especially in Galicia.
a dispatch from Lemherg TO the
Telegraph Union today said $50 per
sons had been drowned in Galicia.
Other dispatches estimated that 30
persons had been drowned in Gal
icia and that $1,000 persons were
were reported to have collapsed over
the rivers San and Dniester. Rail
New Britain herald. [microfilm reel] (New Britain, Conn.) 1890-1976, 1927-09-01
Jellyfsh Progenitors
= Nav BE Those of Dancers

Leeds, England, Sept L H'--it
YOU are musical, like dancing or
have poetical instincts, you may
thank your jellyfish progemtors OF
aeons ago. in the opinion OF Dr.
G. F. Bidder, British BIOLOGIST.
Dr Ridder outlined his theory
that man developed from the lo"'y
iellyfish in an address today before
the British association for advance
nent of science. and added:
"Our appreciation OF dahc'hs'
noetrv and Jazz music is due to the
metabolc rhythm inherited from
our fagellate forefathers' ana snow" y
that we are still flagellates at heart.
New Britain herald. [microfilm reel] (New Britain, Conn.) 1890-1976, 1927-09-01

able in twenty six years for the
building of 5000 homes In Berlin.
The loan will be placed on the
market in the United States, Eng
land and Holland in a fortnight, at
rate to be determined shortly.
The homes will be constructed by
a combination headed by Philip
Holzmann & Co, from whom they
will be leased by the city and sub
leased to tenants.
New Britain herald. [microfilm reel] (New Britain, Conn.) 1890-1976, 1927-09-01

was suffered and mines were flooded.
The city of Przemsyl was report
ed severely damaged. Eight per-
sons were reported dead in the min
ing town of Boryslav and several
dead at Kuty. The town of Stry
was flooded and large stores Of oil
were destroyed at Drohobiyez. Tho
inhabitants of Sokolo1 were reported
to have climbed to roofs to escape
the food waters.
Eight villages near Skola were
flooded and it was estimated that
5 persons were dead in that region.
New Britain herald. [microfilm reel] (New Britain, Conn.) 1890-1976, 1927-09-01
"WHAT PRICE, GLORY"

Beginning Saturday for an entire
week the Capitol will present What
Price Glory" the William Fox mas
terpiece. Two years in the making
and with a cast that numbers into
the thousands, this pho oglay strikes
New Britain herald. [microfilm reel] (New Britain, Conn.) 1890-1976, 1927-09-01
DILLON, READ ARE TO
FINANCE BERLIN HOMES
$50 600 900 Loan Rcturnable In 70
Years viii be FlOatcd in
Three Countries.

Berlin. Sept. 1-tF-The New
york banking firm of Dillon Read
g Co. Il is announced. has agreed to
make a loan of $50, 1000, 900, return
New Britain herald. [microfilm reel] (New Britain, Conn.) 1890-1976, 1927-09-01
KIDDIES SHOP CLOSED

The Riddles Shop at 81 West
Main street has been closed by
Deputy Sheriff Martin H. Horwitz.
by two writs of attachment against
the proprietor. Mabe! Drummer. Suit
tor $3.50 rent has been brought nv
Israel Levin, Hyman Rabinow. Il.
Stein and Morris Rubenst Elm,
through Nair & Nair. The Naw Eng
land Advertising Co. also through
Nair & Nair. has instituted action
for 500 damages.