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Imperial Valley press., 1927-06-23
CANTALOUPE
SHIPMENTS

Tie day output Of melons from
the valley yesterday was 4G9 ear
leads Of which 80 wcre mi'."d mel
ons, 70 honeydcws, ard honey
balls. season : total shin. >nts to
date is $3.50 carloads.
Warmer wcathcr anG cloud
,kv prevailed in New Yorit %ester-
day, the thermometer reaching -.
The market remained steady. I'm
perial Jumbo los, $3.50-3.75, few
higher, Jumbo 36s, %@.0h-3.50, most
" &3.25-&.50, 27s $2.j0.&.00, stand
ard los $5.oo-350; Standard 3ds.
%2.50-&.u0. mostly --.15-3.0G; pony
tl-54s. $22.25-2.75, mostly $2.5C;
STANDARD flats and Jumbo l2s.
II. - Ia, ftw $50: flats 9s and
Jumta 8 $ic9 1.l0; few $l.2j.
H,needrws Supplies limited. de
m:i4d low. market weaker. Jumbos
-. So 90: Standards 's5.oG-:!.2j !:
[oneyhalls. Jumbo los. $f.50.5.00;
Standard 45s, 500. pony 45-54S
$50; standard flats $l.5o1.75.
Market remained weak il Chica.
90 where t&o thermometer still lin
leryd aaognd - under a ciaudv sky.
Imperial Jumbo Sos, S2,1J-&.0o;
.'umbo 45S $3.00-3.95; rs $50:
Stentard %Gs $50; Standard t5S
10: standard honcvdewS GS-9s12s
5000: Jumbo = cautv $lu0-l II;
iunlo l"s %lI5-l.35; standard
t.ats, #I05,1.25.
Shipping point Information II
'cntru and near by towns: Clear.
Maximum temperature l15, mini
inrm 63. Demand improving at
low,r prices. Market weaker. Car
loads fob. cash track Standard 45s
5i.C0-l.25. RipcS for western ship
ocrt, practically no trading report
Cd.
Imperial Valley press., 1927-06-23
MARRIAGE LICENSES

Rumsey-Jardon. Theodore Rum
scy, -. native of California and
resident Of FL Crntro. Lucille Jar
don, 9l, native OF Texas and resi-
dent OF HOltNllc.
GARLIC. Irferino Me
arao, ~, native CT Mexico and
resident of Brawley. Ensrbia Carl
llo. IL, native Of Me%j"o and resi-
dent of Brawlcy.
Sacramento will hold a river re-
gatta, July lJ-l1.
Imperial Valley press., 1927-06-23
State of California;
County of Imperial )ss:

NllN OF FL tentro
!, J. G. Neale, City Clerk Of the
City of FL Centre, California. .do
hereby certify that the whole num-
bcr of members of the Board Of
Trustees of said City is five (o;
that the foregoing Ordinance No.
307 was passed and adopted by. a
vote of two thirds of all the meg.
bers of said Board of Trustees >at
an adjourned regular meeting of
said Boarl held on the 22nd day
Of June, 1927, by the following vote,
tu-Wit:
AYES; Rice, Clements, Faweett,
Bucklin.
Noes: None.
Absent: Cary.
That said ordinance was introduc-
ed at a meeting Of said Board 'of
Trustees held at least five days
prior to its passage, and was ap-
proved by the president of said
Board on the 29nd day Of June, 1927
WITNESS my hand and the seal
Of the said Ci'y of El Centre this
22nd day of June. 1927.
J. C. NEALE,
CITY Clerk of the City Of FL Centre,
California. (SEAL)
23t7
Imperial Valley press., 1927-06-23

gnall Found Guilty.. }. Bag
was found guilt Of failure to
wages when due, on first ballot
n bv jury lo:iowing trial held
Judge Mayfield's s court this
ming. John Fair was the com
lant III the case, accusing Bag
of Withholding more than 5000
him in wages. Lee Nuffcr ap
ed as attorney for the defend
while Edward b. Patterson WAS
Iarge of the prosecution.
Imperial Valley press., 1927-06-23
Defendant Ordered To Court

Defendant Ordered To Court
order To the defendant in tn
\ of Isa Cross against +. H.
|ss. department two, Friday.
Fning. July |. to show cause VIII
should not be cnjoincd from in
ferine with the plaintiff and
m disclosing of community prop
y was issued by Judge \. {.
,nev this morning. ttley an !
ffer are appearing rs attorney
the plaintiff.
Imperial Valley press., 1927-06-23

+. A. B. Hansen. Dentist. FIX
ton specialist. DAYS Bldg
nings by appointment. Phone
:. adv
Imperial Valley press., 1927-06-23

fGCCabe Farm Center TO Meet
McCabc Farm Center viii hold a
meeting and a watermelon "fced -
tomorrow night at the school house
d. f. Creighton, assistant farm ad
visor. will talk on raising milo
maize and =. i. Miller Of the citrus
experiment station at Riverside
viii talk Oh some of his findings
in Il study Of the mildcw situation
Of the valley that he has recently
been making.
Imperial Valley press., 1927-06-23
NEWS BRIEFS "
FROM City and Counay---

dsor Apts.-Third Street at
Ban Diego. Walking distance
Fater aud shopping districts.
|er rates. Call, phone, writ"
Decide, owner. adv
|orce Action Tiled.-A divorce
was filed at the county
$ office this morning by JOS
:. Smith against Dorothy II.
/. The complaint charges the
lant with desertion. The cou-
as married in Albuquerque,
:, on September 30 1919 and
tied on October Is, 1923. VII
+. North is appearing as attor,
u the plaintiff.
Imperial Valley press., 1927-06-23

Lake county has l4.l0 inches
rIo;e Of rain thaA it had last sea-
son.
Imperial Valley press., 1927-06-23

Hay Insurance. Edgar Rros. Real
Co., ~ Centre. Cal 60S Main st.
one l60 adv
Imperial Valley press., 1927-06-23

The l'27 wool crop Of Modoc
county is estimated to be more thau
coo, 600 pounds
Imperial Valley press., 1927-06-23

Grape" Arc Moving.-Som" early
dc erapcs are leaving tn valley
ik. lalilis mostly and one car of
Imperial Valley press., 1927-06-23

Propositions: shall the
City of FL Centre
incur a bonded debt
in the sum of Fifty
Thousand $50, ,000.-'
00) Dollars for
the purpose of ac-i
quirin 2 c e rtain
rights of way nee
essarv for the ac,
quisition, construct,
ion, and complct-
ion of a certain
municipal improve
ment, namely, the
widening, grading
and otherwise i'm
prov in { f ighthI
Street within the
houNda ~ies of said
ivy, all ir"' d .
;ng the e.im,n ION
of the Date Cana!
within said boun-
daries of said City.
SECTION y. Any q,
may vote at said elect
Imperial Valley press., 1927-06-23
ct Me at Steve g.
adv

eal Girl Dies. .-Iusaria Valdez.
III, died at the hom" of her
It's in J:"perial last night fol
lg lingering Illness. Death
caused by pG'monary tubercu
The body has been removed
e undertaking parlors of b. +.
ms on State street where it il
. held pending funeral arrange
Imperial Valley press., 1927-06-23


made. It's pure. Pickwick Stages
Sepot. adv
Fighters Arc Arrestcd-A Con
Zaics and Miguel Hernandez were
arrested this morning on broadway,
charged with disturbing the peace.
The ncn were staging Il battle in
the street when police appeared.
They were taken before Judge Per
kins and the matter aired in court.
The case against Gonzales was dis
missed and Hernandez was scnten-
ced to pay fine Of $40 or spend
five days i'll Jail when he entered
" plea Of guilty to the charge. Ht
went to Jail.
Hay Inbnfance. edgar Bros. Real
y Co., Fl Centro, Cal. 60e Main 81.
pAone 160 adv
Exide Battery Sales and service.
A strictly quality battery and
prompt service. Wilson Machine
Shop Phone iUJ. adv
To Face Charges. Cavalier
Brown. -. of FL Ccitru was re
turned to the county jail tr,n
BNfh, last night 10y Dtput! SHEER
Ills Gi'lett and ThdanuIA. Brown
is charged with having stolen an
automobile, The property Of Y. W.
EiacEshirc Of IL Centre, at the
iol Rdnsh Moaiay night during
the emancipation celebration hrid
there. lie was arrested by Il con
stable and Iocned up at F!vthc ait
e. the machine which hc i charged
with having stolen MS wrecked Oh
The INLAND ro:a.
Hay Insurance. e ,gar Bros. Rea.
y Co., Fl Centre, Cal, 6os Min ST.
ihJue loo sdv
Meet Me at Park Hotel, 1859 9TH
St, san Diego; a good place to stop.
High class location. adv
Building Permits Granted Two
building permits we're ISSUED by the
building iuspccto~ yesterday. The
first was granted to the Motor Oil
and Supply company at Second and
Main street for the purpose Of add
ing rooms to the huildiaE for III"
c,ay,n;rucr of patrons. The work
win cost $500 according to the ap
plicatiDn. fhc other permit was
granted 80 II. Il. Johnston rf $50
Imperial Valley press., 1927-06-23
Meet Me at Steve s.
adv

Keep Healthy. Drink Paul s Lem
made. It's pure. Pickwick Stages
Sepot. adv
Imperial Valley press., 1927-06-23

tel Oregon. wv summer rates.
adv
Imperial Valley press., 1927-06-23

Hay Inbnrance. edgar Bros. Real
y Co., Fl Centro, Cal. Cos Main St.
pAone l60 adv
Imperial Valley press., 1927-06-23

Exide Battery Sales and service.
A strictly quality battery and
prompt service. Wilson Machine
shop. Phone iOJ. adv
Imperial Valley press., 1927-06-23

The Conservation Club requests
that all line closing petitions be re
turned to headquarters, SIC State
ST., Ell Centre, as soon as possible.
(Signed) ED GRIFFIN,
adv Chairman
Imperial Valley press., 1927-06-23

Hay Insurance. cigar Bros. Rea.
y Co., FL Centre, Cal. 6oS Min 81
ihune IbC sdv
Imperial Valley press., 1927-06-23

Meet Me at Park Hotel, 1859 9TH
St, san Diego; a good place to stop.
High class location ad,
Imperial Valley press., 1927-06-23

broadway for the remodelling OF
It dwelling It 4 cost Of $50
Meet Me at Park Hotel, 1859 5th
ST., San Diego; a good place to stop
High class location. adv
Corporation Is Sued ! action
was filed by Andrew Spada against
II. }. Osborne Co., Il corporation, at
the county clerk s office this morn
ing. The action seeks to restrain
tie defendant from selling and dis
posing Of certain cantaloupes and
Eoney balls, the plaintiff charging
IN his complaint that the defcndan!
has failed 10 live up to an agree
ment with him relative TO the dis
posal If the melons.
Imperial Valley press., 1927-06-23

INSTRUCTIONS TO VOTERS:
To vote on any question or PROPOSE
tion, stamp cross (X) in the vot,
ing square after the word 'Yes
or after the word No.. All marks
except the cross (A) are forbidden
and make the ballot void.
If you wrongly stamp, tear or
deface this ballot. return it to the
inspector Of election, and obtain
another.
Imperial Valley press., 1927-06-23

SECTION y. Any qualified voter
may vote at said election in favor
The Daily Alaska empire., 1927-11-29
BREAK A CHEST COLD WITH HEAT
 OF RED PEPPERS


 Ease your tight. aching chest. Stop the pain Break up the con gestlon. Feel a bad cold loosen mp in just short time.
 "Rod Pepper Rub" is the cole remedy that brings quickest re- lief. It cannot hurt you and 1t certainly seems to end the tight negs and drive the congestion and soreness right out.
 Nothing has such concentrated, penetrating heat as red peppers. and when heat penetrates right dewn into colds. congestion, ach- Ing muscles and sore,> stif joints selief comes at once.
 The moment you apply Red Pepper Rub you feel the tinglfng heat. In three minutes the con- gested spot is warmed through and through. When you are suf- fering from cold. rheumatism, backache, stiff neck or gore muscles, just get q jar of Rowles Red Pepper Rub, made from red peppers, at any drug store. Yon will have the quickest relief known. Always say 4Rowles. z # ss 45 ~---2 3Ys
The Daily Alaska empire., 1927-11-29
WILLIAMS WILL.
 LEAVE T0NIeNI
Head of Roads Bureau Here Leaving for Wash
 inglon on Official Trip

To go over next years road program wi.h Washingtca ofsl- cials ce the U S. Bureau of Pup. lie gcais, N. D. williams, Aeinss District Engineer, of that csgani. aasicn will leave ca ths PeliTs ss May fer Vancouver onroute ) the national capital He will De accompanied by Mrs Williams.
 MT. Williams has been des g hated by Gov. George 4. Park to represent the Territory at the American Road Builders Associa- tien convention and Road Show which will be held jointly at Cleveland. January 9.1l He as- tended a similar gathering at Chi. cago last year.
 He is taking with him to Cloyc-
The Daily Alaska empire., 1927-11-29
Kansas Delegation
 Calls on Coolidge

WASHINGTON. Noy. sJA dclesation of Kansas citizens iil- terested in flood relief, callcd up- on President Coolidge today.
The Daily Alaska empire., 1927-11-29
PROPOSAL FOR SHOW FOR BENEFIT FUND
 IS WE'LL RECEIVED

The movement, launched receai- ly by ". D. Gross of the Colissurs sTheatres of Juneau and Ketehi- kan, for benefit show for tlle Pioneers housed in the Pioneers Home at Sitka. has been greeted with enthusiasm both locally and at other Alaskan towns, accord ins to statement made by hi,h today. He has received many is- q;,iries about the plan and number of suggestions designed 10 make 1t more successful.
 One such suggestion may lsa1 to change in the proposed time for the show, originally set for midnight Of December r, Ms Gross said q have been asksd by large number of people to change the time to an afternoon matinee. This, it has been point ed out, would giye the younger people. school students, etc, an opportunity to participate and d. their bit in contributing to the fund for the trail blazers of Aiss- ka which would be impossible al a midnight entertainment l. is probable that the suggestion will be adopted and 2 special natine date announced later,' he 'adde l.
 All the theatres under MT Gross's control have. hean noti- fled to run a show and urged 10 give 1t 100 per cent support He has received soina replies from associated theatres, all of them approving the plan. Other towns hayc been asked 10 change from the midnight entertaiEme to the afternoon and a definite Gate for it will be made public in shcrt time, MT. Gross said.
The Daily Alaska empire., 1927-11-29
 NONSTOP FLIGHT" NOW AT COLISEUM


 The hazards of trans-oceania aviation; the courage and skill of fhe airmen of the United State Navy; the smashing drama of the hop to Hawaii last summer which riveted the attention c. fhe world as the Navy frantica.ly searched the desolate waters 7f the Pacific for the fallen avia. tors at the mercy of the wave; and savage 'mid-sea currents!
 All of the foregoing has been beautifully and powerfully drama. tized by Emory Johnson. noted r. o. B. producer. in his newest and biggest melodramatfc picturiza- tion, "The Nonstop Flight" re- vealed for the first time yests.. day at the Coliseum Theatre.
 Paying a stirring tribute to America's Magellans of the air. lauding in. terms of powerful drama the daring exploits of tn . brave Commander Rogers and his faithful crew, unfolding as well a poignant tale of love ashore and on the storm-lashed sea, Johnson brings to us again an intriguing narrative founded upon 9 theme of worldwide significance.
The Daily Alaska empire., 1927-11-29
sx sss

land photographs, statistical charts and graphs, and some Alas kan curios to be put on display during the Road Show and coh- vsntion. The photographs danat- .ce B. Winter ( l'a.d. I'd. Ali drews, and others from bobn ofti- cial and unofficial sources. will deal with Alaskan roads, timber, mining and scenery. Paintings portraying Alaskan subjects Will also form part of the display being supplied by The Mug sat Shop, two os them by Silney Lawrence. Photographs of wild fife and game animals will be q feature of the display
 Mr, and Mrs. Williams will L, from Vancouver directly to Was...
The Daily Alaska empire., 1927-11-29
Attractions At Theatres
THE EXQUISITE SINNER"
 IS AT PALACE TONIGHT

"The rxqulslte G-nner' crmcs to the Palace tonight for a two day run. Director Josef yon Stcrnberg, is responsible for the feature. Charles Chaplin. Mary Pickford and Douglas Fairbanks have hailed him as the greatest of directorial geniuscs. Filul critics were divided in their opin- ions and von Sternberg's ability became the leading topic of con versat.on in motion picture cir cles.
 This ability has been displayed in .a marked manner by the pro duction of "The Exquisite Sinner"
 'The Exquisite sinner" is a film adaptation of Alden Brooks Escape delightfully."- humorous novel about soul-sick hero who sought romance end went wander ing with gypsy while frantic and aristocratic fiancee sought the fugitive pair.
 The best work of Conrad Nagel's screen career is recog- nized in this picture. It shows the united genius of Nagel as an actor and von Sternberg as a di- rector. The same thing might be said of Renee Adoree. the charm. ing French actress who interprets the role of the gypsy girl The cast also inc,udes Mathew Betz, Paulette Duval. Helena D'Algy, George K. Arthur. Frank Currisr and Claire DuBrey.
The Daily Alaska empire., 1927-11-29

n'a raners Tor sane at Tne Empi->
The Daily Alaska empire., 1927-11-29

the United Stasea Circuit Court or Appeals which has reversed the decision of the Washington Federal Court giving Mcconnell j dg,gent against C. A. Vedin, A now trial is ordered. The suit is fa action for. eiectnent brought to determine right cf possession Of land for which patent appli- cation has bsel fled
The Daily Alaska empire., 1927-11-29
ATTENTION

hTJENIIUN
 If yol need a gcod carpenter phone 49S. Handy Andys Shop A. P. LAGERGRzN,. Prop. adv ola papers foi sale at The Empire
The Daily Alaska empire., 1927-11-29
"heGMoRv LANE" IS
 COMING TO PALACE


 William Haines, we'll known to film fans. plays one of the three important roles in "Memorv Lane.' John N. stahl's produc- tion, which ia the attraction as the Palace Thursday. He has re- gently been seen here in "TeIl It to the Marines" and Brown bf Harvard"
 Haines essays the role of a young man who comes home to cIaim his sweetheart after ha r ing made . suecess in the world only to find her married to for lner rival. How he destroys what iff1e loye she still feels for hia, h e(1er fq ensure her future han
The Daily Alaska empire., 1927-11-29

ingtcn, remaining there until just prior to the Cleveland gathcriilv. Mrs. Williams will return to tho coast visiting friends cnrouee, while MT. Williams attends the convention. They will unite on
 the coast and expect to return hona about the first Of February.
The Daily Alaska empire., 1927-11-29

piness forms the climax oi the story.
 Haines recently finished txe important pictures. tha lcndi1 , role opposite Mary Pickfcfd ia Little Annie Rooney and the i.s- venile lead in Victor Seastrom 5 production, "The Tower of Lies :" co-star1ing Norma Shearer and Lon Clancy.
 Memory Lane' is an original 'story by John NJ. Stahl and Baa- jamin Giazer The other two fe T. tured roles are played by Eleanor Boardman and Conrad Nagel. II is a First National picture.
The Daily Alaska empire., 1927-11-29
coNMoRs RETURNS

J. J. Connors, who has been in Vancouver and Victoria, B. C., for the last few weeks, was an ar rival on the Princess Mary. Wailn in the south MT Connors ciosed a deal fer the sale of his interest in the Red Top Mine on the Up- per Bear River in Northern G. lumbia.
The Daily Alaska empire., 1927-11-29
---------- FINCH HITTER AT
 COLISEUM TOMORROW

Glenn Hunter is coming to the Coliseum Theatre. This is a vely important announcement tc those Of the fans that remember th 2 youthful screen star fer hls woa;s in Merton of the Movies" ase many other popular screen D.. ductions.
 The picture that he comes io the Coliseum Theatre ill is "Iife Pinch Hitter" and is said to be even much funnier than Merton and if such is the caseNwe're moro than satisfied. At least we arc sure that the story must be gool because it is from the pen of c Gardner Sullivan and that i.,- dividual has yet to write a poe sc. zen story.
 And added to all thi5 "Th Pinch Hitter" carries an al,-stsr cast headed by Constance nsn- nett. Miss Bennett is one of the screens most popular flapper5.
 The story of "The Pinch His. ter" is of young farmer boy who goe5- to college dressed in the very latest of mail order clothes He decides to make the varsity team and thinks that he has mad ! it only to discover that he is the water boy. Constance Bennett works as waitress in the college lpnchroom and is the favorite as all the students. That is all ths story we care to give out b. cause we don't want to spoil the surD.isas in tho nicturr for vo,1
The Daily Alaska empire., 1927-11-29

 Back in the good old days Frankie Bailey the toast of theaegoers all the country Frankie who's shown at the right became world famous for her shapey under pnnng She became the wealtest show girl of en al just because the boys used to flock to see her legs. But may have changed since that time At rate Frankes 'hourgass" have long since gone of style but to odtmers, her pins have become classics of modelling
 ! How do you think Frankie compares with of the 'hapely clarmers of today?
 For instance there's Mile Mstnguete (upper le) whose
The Daily Alaska empire., 1927-11-29
Faubanks Mining Case Us Repersed
 By Circuit Court

SAN FRANCISCO, Nov. zo.-- The right of 0. A. Mcconnell to mining land in the Fairbanks Re- ccrding p.s.riet is questioned by
Imperial Valley press., 1927-08-29
ALAMO RIVER SEARCHED FOR
BODY OF AUTO CRASH VICTIM

While the Alamo river in the VIC
nifty of Holtvillc is beinr secured
w searchers, the body of Raymond
Stewart. 26, of Holtville is believ-
nd to be living somewhere at the bot
tom of the muddy waters. An auto
mobile driven by Stewart and carry
ng Henry A. Pike, owner of the
Iloltvillc natatorium as passenger,
nulnged through the railing of the
bridge spanning the small stream
shortly after O'Clock Sunday
morning. Pike, his back injured,
managed to swim to shore and safety
but Stewart is still missing.
Throughout Sunday parties under
directions of the sheriff's office
searched the waters in an effort
70 find the BODY of the missing man.
It was at first thought that he might
be pinned beneath the ear butt the
machine was dragged from the mid.
die of the stream complete wreck,
ard nothing was found of Stewart.
The search was renewed again this
morning but until clock had
proved futil. Bar, s.
The water at that point is rather
swift and the search is gradually
extending further downstream. Pike
was carried a considerable distance
Imperial Valley press., 1927-08-29
Whereabouts OF
Berman Unknown

LOS ANGELES, Aug. ga
world wide search for Jacob Berman
financial wizard of Julian Petrole-
um fame, was ended here today, at
least temporarily with the retur1 of
Ben Cohn, chief investigator of the
district attorneys office.
According to Cohn, who has lust
returned here from New York, Ben.
nett has vanished completely and
months of effort on the part of po-
hce throughout the country has fail
ed to reveal any clue to his hiding
place.
Cohn returned to Los Angeles by
way of Sacramento and San Fran.
cisco.
Alex Swanson, former assistant
secretary Of the Julian company
under indictment here will be
brought to Los Angeles from New
York within a short time, District
Attorney Keyes announced. Extra
dition proceedings are under way
now.
A motion to set aside an indict
msnt was returned.
Imperial Valley press., 1927-08-29

hv the water as he was swept ont
Of the machine after the crash. It
ia believed that Stewart was knock
ed unconscious in the crash and
that his BODY was carried away, the
rGan being drowned before he could
recover sufficiently to aid himself.
IL is possible, however, that he was
killed instantly in the crash of the
machine which plunged through the
bridge and dropped. approximately
90 feet, before it plunged into the
river.
Stewart. who was employed by the
Standard Oil company ut Holtville
was well known here. He has been
IN the valley about three wears, com.
ing here with his father, Jesse Stew
art three brothers and one sister.
He had gone to Heber with Pike
Saturday night where they attend
ed a dance.
Pike is said to have cautioned
Stewart as they neared the bend,
warning him that it was the spot
where Frank w. Hunter, motorcycle
patrolman of Holtville had been kill
ed just a week previous. Stewart Is
said to have retorted that he could
make the turn all right.
He failed. .....
Imperial Valley press., 1927-08-29
Nationalist Army
Reported To Be
Leaving Marking
ny United Press Leased Wire

SHANGHAI, Aug. 29.-National-
ist troops were withdrawing from
Marking, moderate nationalist capi-
tai, today and were preparing de-
fenses in the rear Of the city. Their
northern opponents were across the
4angtze river at Pukow.
A group of 1900 northern prison
ers arrived here today. They were
fom the 5000 captured in an engage
ment during the week General
Chao Kuo Chung was among the
captives. Heavy fighting was re-
ported from Lungtan station.
Marshal Sun Chuan-Fang 8 north
ern troops have crossed the Yangtzc
river near Lungtan but the south
ern nationalists repulsed attempts
to cross the river at other points.
There was no confirmation for the
report that Nanking had been cap
tured. Sun met reverses in the vi,
cinity of Marking during the week,
end.
The nurthern and southern armies
clashed at Chishia Shan yesterday
and the southcrners were victorious,
taking many prisoners.