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Evening star., 1927-11-08
vasquez Will Go to Havana.

SANIO DOMINGO. November 4
ta4.--President ilcrscto Nasaues os
the pominican Republic has accepted
an invitation fry,m President Mschsao
OF CnM to take part in the forth.
snm'nS Fsn'American Congress at
kAANMnM .aaA.lNs
Evening star., 1927-11-08

CONTINUED on Page 4, Column g.
Evening star., 1927-11-08

The Stars carrier system covers
every city block and the regular edi-
tion is delivered to Washington homes
as fast as the papers are printed.
Evening star., 1927-11-08

VV. D. Weather Bureau ForecaN.T
Rain tonight and tomorrow: not
quite so cold tonight: lowest tempera-
ture about 3S degrees. Temperatures
Highest. 43, at 2:30 pm. yesterday;
lowest, Sc. at 5:45 am. today.
Full report on page 3.
Imperial Valley press., 1927-09-30
Prize Contest By
Laundry Owners

Attention of Ell Centric residents
is directed to the advertisement in
today's columns by the Laundry
Owners National Association, an
nouncing cash prize essay contest.
The contest in Ell Centre will be
conducted under the auspices OF tho
Valley Steam Laundry, which is af-
filiated with the national organiza-
tion. ts~~a
Rules governing the contest are
printed in the advertisement, and
those desiring any additional infor-
nation can obtain it by calling at
the Valley Steam Laundry. A book
let giving valuable information in
connection with the contest, can be
had free by calling at the local
company's office.
"Why the Laundry Should Do
Ny Washing" is the subject of the
essay and a total of $4,000 in cash
is offered for the best essays re-
ceived.
Essays should be sent to the ad-
dress given in the advertisement and
not to the Valley Steam Laundry.
Imperial Valley press., 1927-09-30
LOCAL KIWANIS
WILL BE HOST
TO TEN CLUBS

Ell Centre will on Saturday after.
noon and evening, October %, play
host to the 10 Kiwanis clubs of San
Diego and Imperial counties, indica-
tions pointing to a large number of
men and women attending the con-
ference. Wendell G. Thomas, dis
trict governor of Kiwanis for Cali
fornia and Nevada, prominent
citizen of San Jose, will be the
guest of honor and principal speak
err. Charles E. Rinehart, of San Dl.
ego, international trustee of Kiwan-
is, will be another honor guest and
q speaker.
The conference will be held two
weeks before the Kiwanis district
convention at Hollywood and will,
therefore, be the last gathering to
be attended by Mr.. Thomas before
he gives up his office at Holly.
wood. In point of attendance and
importance it also promises to be
the outstanding conference of the
year.
"The intention so far as pos
sible,' said David 3. Roberts, presi-
dent of the Ell Centre Kiwanis Club
today, lis to make this conference
of value to those attending and
also one that will be enjoyed for
both Kiwanians and ladies attend
ing. The Ell Centre club will be as.
sisted by the Brawley and Calexico
clubs, for this is an Imperial Valley
function.
cit s too early to say much yet
about the program. 1t is likely,
however, that the district trustees
will hold preliminary conference
late in the afternoon. There will
then be n dinner meeting with short
talks and entertainment numbers.
After that there will be social
good time.
"'The conference will be held IN
the Barbara Worth hotel, which
will also be headquarters for the
visiting Kiwanians and their fam
,iIies.' s;Ilt
Imperial Valley press., 1927-09-30
Dixieland Boys
To Have Club

Boys in the vicinity of Dixielani
are to have an opportunity of doing
some interesting ciub work, in spite
of the fact that they live in a some
what isolated district. Robert b.
Pollock Jr., who is residing at Plas-
ter City is planning to organize
club activities for the boys of that
community.
"The Club" Pollock states, els
my own original idea, and is inde-
pendent of any of the scout or sim
liar movements. Semi-military,
constructive and disciplinary meas
ures are the outstanding features.
We will meet once week and go
through a regular ceremony, dr1ll.
and then devote the time TO building
airplanes and other things of inter
est to growing boys. In short
time the club will put on show
and with the proceeds will buy tools
end shop equipment for a regular
work shop, as well as baseball
equipment, flags, etc
Pollock further states that the
club will keep i'll touch with the
White Diamond Boys Club of
Cement, Calf, which club he or
ganized and directed until he came
to Plaster City where he is now
the storekeeper.
If the boys club work is well re-
ceived, Mrs. Pollock will start a
similar club for the girls.
Charles Ward, Los Angeles pro-
ducc man, arrived yesterday to look
n 81 ~ h,n ,.nlln,- intnrnsfs
Imperial Valley press., 1927-09-30
Reward Offered
In Staying Case

A reward of 5000 has been off
cred for the capture of George
Easson, 50, of Calipatria district,
wanted in connection with the muir
der of Cecil Gibson, rancher. Cir
culars giving description of Eas-
son have been published and are
being given out by authorities.
Easson was traced to Los Angeles
following the shooting of Gibson.
He was seen to board train at
Brawley, alighting in Los Angeles
at clock the following morning.
From that time no further trace of
the man has been found.
Rainey Morrison, arrested at the
Gibson ranch following the shooting,
has charged that Easson committed
the crime.
The circulars being passed out
announcing the reward direct that
all information be turned over to
Sheriff Gillett.
Imperial Valley press., 1927-09-30
Calipatria Men
Sent to Jail

Frank Marlar, 26, and Billie West
SO, entered pleas of not guilty to
charges Of vagrancy before Judge
Myers in Calipatria yesterday while
W. c. Lester and Tom West, pleaded
guilty to similar charges. The four
zen were arrested in Calipatria di-
reetlv after the shooting of Olivia
La Vega, colored proprietress of a
soft drink establishment, about 10
days ago.
Lester and Tom West were SEN
fenced to six months term of i'm
prisonment in the county Jail. Les
Ter is said to have fitted the de
rcription given by the colored wo-
man as the man who did the shoot
ing while West is alleged to have
been seen in an argument with an
other man on the night of the
shooting, the two wrangling over
possession of n revolver similar Co
that used in the shooting.
Marlar and Billie West were re-
ntanded to the custody Of the shcr-
if in default of $50 bail. They de-
manded jury trial and their cases
were set down for October ii.
Tunney set back by his let-down,
says a headline. We suppose Demp-
sey came back by his spced-up.
Imperial Valley press., 1927-09-30
PERSONALS

Mr.. and Mrs. Will r. Conway have
returned from week S trip to San
Diego and Los Angeles.
Walter p. Greer, inspector of the
motor vehicle department, is here
from Los Angeles on business.
Edgar b. Hervey, formerly of this
city and now of San Diego, was q
visitor in the city yesterday. Re
mem bering that he was to appear
i'll court in San Diego early yester-
day afternoon, Il fact which had
completely vanished from the cX-
Imperial Valley press., 1927-09-30
FORD SPENDS
HUGE sum FOR
NEW MODEL CAR

The Ford Motor Company is
spending millions upon millions in
preparation for the new Ford car
"before a wheel is turned" Over
$500 new machine tools have been
purchased according to j. H.
Edgar, president of Edgar Bros.
Company, valley Ford agents, and
some $4,000 others have been alter
ed to adapt them to work on the
new car.
Preparation to produce the new
axle alone necessitated the construc
tion of an entire group of machine
tools. One hundred and sixty-six
gear generating machines were
completely rebuilt at cost per
unit of $4,000 to produce two gear
units in the rear axle assembly.
A great many hot metal spinning
machines have been purchased and
other mechanical equipment, such as
punch presses at cost which runs
into millions. Then there have been
alterations and new machinery in
stalled for the production of the
new steel-spoked wheel and some
three hundred welding machines,
many Of them built especially for
Ford.
More than 10000 machine tools
were in the company plants before
preparation began and more than so
per cent of all company tools have
been rebuilt.
Only those who have visited the
factory can begin to appreciate the
vast amount of preparatory work
and the great expenditures of money
necessary to the production of the
new Ford car, Edgar says.
Imperial Valley press., 1927-09-30
Market Prices

LOS ANGELES, Sept. 30 Fol
lowing are roday-s market quota.
iOns:
POULTRY
Hens, Leghorns, 81 to 4 lbs,
21c.
Hens, colored 4 lbs and up, 28c.
Broilers, III lbs.. and under
2H, SOC.
Fryers, Leghorns, "a to 8 lbs.,
25c.
Fryers, colored, 2A to 8 lbs.
27c.
Roasters, soft bone, 3 lbs. up 27
Ducklings, Peking. 31a ID. up 1st
Geese, 25c
Young Tom turkeys, l3 lbs, AM
up, 40c.
Old Tom turkeys, 34c.
Small hen turkeys, under lbs
l5c.
Hen turkeys, lbs, up 40c.
Squads, light and heavy, 40c.
Capons, s lbs up, 35e.
BUTTER
Wholesale prices 4sc.
Prices to retailers sic to 52c.
EGGS
Extra 44c. Fresh firsts 42c. Me-
dunn SAC.
Imperial Valley press., 1927-09-30

Contrast healthful ALL-BRA.I with
habit-forming pills and drugs.
which become useless unless the
dose is constantly increasedl ALL
BRAN is delicious with milk or cream
and add fruits or honey. Let il
soak for a few moments to bring
out all it's rich flavor. Serve it with
other cereals. In soups. Try the
recipes on every package.
Don't risk "a part-bran substitute,
Insist on genuine kelloggs-t the
original ALL-BRAN. Sold by all
grocers. Served at hotels, restau-
rants--on dining-cars. Made by
the Kellogg Company in Battle
Greek. Mich. Write for free .Irea-
tise on Constipation.
Imperial Valley press., 1927-09-30

Constipation takes awful toll
from thousands of men and wo-
men. 1t thieves vitality. 1t wrecks
energy. It destroys beauty and
health itself, and often leads to
oerious disease. Yet it can be SO
easily relieved! Kellogg ALL-BRAN
is guaranteed to relieve constipa-
tion-aafely and promptly.
ALL-BRAN Us. part-bran
hLL-BRAN has bulk" This bulk
absorbs moisture and carries it
throughout the intestines, gently
distending them -. purifying, re-
moving poisonous wastes. Flow diff
ferent from part-bran products-in
which the quantity Of bulk is SO
Imperial Valley press., 1927-09-30

The Baptist church at Dclano,
Kern county, is putting up build
ing to cost $4,000.
Imperial Valley press., 1927-09-30

The1927 mint crop of Kings and
Tulare counties is estimated to be
worth $150,000.
Imperial Valley press., 1927-09-30

judges mind, Hervey borrowed an
automobile and made a swift return
to the coast.
Imperial Valley press., 1927-09-30

LIVESTOCK
LOS ANGELES, Sept. 30-HOGS:
500, steady; bulk 12.00-12.60.
CATTLE: 700, slow; bulk steers
9.00-9.50; bulk she stock 5.50-700;
bulk calves S.00-10.50.
SHEEP: None; lambs 11.50.
Is so; ewes 5.50-7.00.
Imperial Valley press., 1927-09-30

KeIIogg's s ALL
BRAN is soid with
this dehaite gudran-
tee: Eat it accord
ing to directions. If
it does not relieve
constipation safely.
4 we will refund the
purchase price.
Imperial Valley press., 1927-09-30

SHE seemed to stay tired-her lightest task
too heavy. What was the matter9
Why, she used to be full of life and energy!
What had stolen her health-had sapped her
Imperial Valley press., 1927-09-30

small that there is seldom enough to be
effective. That is why doctors recommend
ALL-BRAN. Because it is | 003o bran.
Beware of drugs!
Imperial Valley press., 1927-09-30

Tunney set back by his 'et-down,
says headline. We suppose Demp-
sey came back by his speed-up.
Imperial Valley press., 1927-09-30

Charles Ward, Los Angeles pro-
ducc man, arrived yesterday to look
n fter his valley interests.
YoungstownskeÌ SlovenskeÌ noviny = Youngstown Slovak news. (Youngstown, Ohio) 1910-1940, 1927-06-03
KROK NAPRED.

Ma konvenci nnsylvinskej Sovenskej Jednoty,
vydrziavanej nedavno Pittsburghu usanovene boy I'll
triedy posenia jedna treda pozostava dosavadneho
sposobu posenia plaena do snrti; dr1ha Je 2oloc-
na patebn treta 20rocna spatna. Podl prve nedo-
sane I'D mic ak vystupi 20 40 rokoch patena; podla
druhej pati 20 rokov potion mic vac podpora Wy
platena bude dedcom po eho snrt poda tretej nd do
stane svoj obnos postena po 90 rokoch patena tedy
este ziva.
Toto je, ako sa hovor, pokrok! Kazda organlzaca
bude nen prjat podobnt plany postenia ba este lep
sie axe mau post uuce spolocnost ak totH chcu nl
zavodit dostane slovenskej madeze. Stare sposoby
mohy by dobre pred 20 ron ked al rozpoctovy plan
vvhovova Ale teraz zaden rozlny clovek nevslpl do
take organzace, do ktore usi plat trebals Ia oo TO
kov potom ked Wac nevadze pre- starobu ncdostane
nei ami on ami ieho rodna ccna, ak jc vytvoreny.
S tuto OIL 'adu konvcncia p S. j. urobia dobrl vcc
Ale nepoculi sme cd nikoho neeali nkde zebv kon
vencii bo nieko sponenul spojene sovelskych organ
ZACH. "A to bola chyba.
YoungstownskeÌ SlovenskeÌ noviny = Youngstown Slovak news. (Youngstown, Ohio) 1910-1940, 1927-06-03
CHUDOBNY SVET SA ZOBUDZA.

Organzovanost je Neorganizovanost opak to-
ho-sabos Bohaci sl bohati lebo zna nieen seba do
bre sorganzova ale al svoje peniaze my kaplta Ro
bot,cvo zacalo organzovat ked videlo, re neorga
nizovane lie Ma most-nemilosti tovarnikov. Americke
obotnvo len od kedy e organizovane vo Federael 50
ma roka rok lepsie-d'a svojej organzace Ia
organizovanJmi kaptalistam robotnikmi nasedovaly
ine triedy obvvatelstva obchednc renesenic, profe
sollili organizujn j farmari. Tedy name tn cell
set organizacii Ale vzdor tomuto organzovanlu lsel
sa sosob ako chudobnu robotnicku vlsvu udlZat chl
dobnou. to je sposob zasobovacl Cm Wac robotnik
zaraba tym vac musi svoje potreby patit, nase
dovne, .zostava chudobnynl.
v posledne mesiace po celej krajine sria sa tajnt
klby Teto kluby otvaraju obchody po mestacL svoj-
eenstv predayaju 10 percent lacnejsie poaviny
inc zivotne potreby nezli predavaj inc obchody k
to celstvo tychto kubov deli esteo zsk ktory OBJ
chody zarobia vzdor tou re lacnejsie predavaj OBJ
cody nakupujn porayiny inc yeci vo vel'kom mnoz-
stve pIeo dostanl lacno. Obchody tajnych kubov
mloza. Chudobny svet pochopil organizovanos nelen
IN praci ale iv zasobovan sa.
Toto je znak pre- malych neodyislych obchodnkoy,
ktoli si ME organzoyani sJest nesorganizujn
budn nakupovats spoloene vagony pfamo cd vyrob-
coy, budsl elminovani velkej konkmenc- Zostand
len ret'azove obelledysa obchody tajnych klubov.
YoungstownskeÌ SlovenskeÌ noviny = Youngstown Slovak news. (Youngstown, Ohio) 1910-1940, 1927-06-03

latky: ak s1 .kontrolovane, vyko-
navaji uzitoenn pracu, ale ruca-
il d nivotia, ak sil pone echane sle-|
pei nahode. a
Newell 'ka davka starosti povzbu
dzuje k vaznemu premysl 'aniu
zabezpeeeniu sa na stare kolena a
,lci cloveka pracovat' a SPORT
zbytocne a dlhe pliaganie sa O.
hl 'adom podobnych zalezltosti Ia
prfciiluje vSalS bczsenne nocl a
nezazivnost' Male obavy Oil ID
dom raka alebQ sluecnej choroby
posobi, ze ideme zavse k lckar-
skej prehliadke a ze sd rladime
urGitymi zdravotnymi pravldla-
mi. ale nadmierne starosti cinla
mas napokojnymi a neschopnyml
akeikol'vek prace, mech w teles-
nej alebo dusevnej.
Pred kratkym casom isty milo
mar trpel nervovou chorobou talk,
za nemohol ami spat' v noel, AM
pracovat' vo dni. Obrajtl sa pre-
to k specialistovi, ktory konsta-
toyal, ze jeho plany zdravotny
stav bol zavincny lnalyan ncde-
statkom jclo diete starost a
i, ktorych 81 temcr sam nebol po-
vedomy. Stale no to 1000 dola-
rov a tyzden casu, a teraz? Budl-
eek no t'azko prcbudza 70 slad-
kych snovJ vo vee,iach obchod-
1 nych vynika bystrost 'ou a nei-
navnou energiou.
Najcudesnejsou vecou pri staro-
stiach je, be zaprHiiluju najviac
skOdy, ak lde Q celkOm Dezvy-
znamne veci. Ak budeme 81 robit
starosti k voli malemu st 'astiu a.
lebo ohl 'adom naSich neprijem-
nych slsedov, ustaya mas to teles-
ne al dusevne. Ak budeme vsals
na druhej 4strane yenoyat' trochu
| pozornosti a obav boleniu krku
alebo zapecenill, bude to snad
znamenat prvy krok X. dlhsiemu
zivotu a vacsim prijmom.
Sprayna strava je inym cinite.
fom, ktoremu mali by SINE veno.
vat trochlr nasich starosti alebe
pozornosti, ak chceme predlzit
syoj zivot a oslavovat clm moznc
Inajviac narodenin, Risdna potra.
] Iva stava sa cim d''alej, tym WAGE.
YoungstownskeÌ SlovenskeÌ noviny = Youngstown Slovak news. (Youngstown, Ohio) 1910-1940, 1927-06-03
cHYsTAJME ssA MA sLovENsKY DEN!

D1a 80 iuna toho roku sijdu zlovu Slovaci Maho-
ming dony do krasneho Idora parku Slovensky Del
aby sa verenost ukdzali co ST. kto s ably upev
Mill svojo pfiatel stve svoje krvne p1buznosti co
cenovia 2OO-milionoveho vel naroda Slavianskeho.
sijdu al preto, ably 81 svoj zvot oblazili rozhc
nych ihrach, zaspieva svoje narodne udove piesne
sovenske zabavi tax zabudli aspoh IA den svoJe
tranlpoty starosti zivota.
sijdu sa ably poculi povzbudzujdce slova k pracan
"a Boha Narod tist edneho svojich naeelnych m1
zov tax posneni chytil do cinov ku svojej c na
slavu naroda.
Nuz chvstaime sa vSctci Ia mas SlovenskH Den!
Prid me vsetkvch $4,000 DUST Dozcfe 81 toho pohl'a
na tak mast, Pudu! Preleti nam zilam eekt1lna OBJ
zv nasho sove1skeho ducha do vysoeho stupna obce-
stvi nase dlene narodne city povzbudi zivotu aym
name co Slovaci zit!
YoungstownskeÌ SlovenskeÌ noviny = Youngstown Slovak news. (Youngstown, Ohio) 1910-1940, 1927-06-03
.AKo MONO PREDLzIT zIvoT
+. II. |. S.

Oslavovanie narodenin je jed
nym z naSich na.starslch zvykov.
Zcna, ktora je starsia nez % roc
ma, nerada spomina na svoJe ma
rodeniny, prave talk ako muz,
ktory dosiahol toho veIku, kedy
vazne berie do povahy farbenie
vIasov - ak mu ich aspon trochu
ostalo. y.
AvSak napriek tvrdeniam pesi-
mistov a ochkaniam roznych ne
spokojencov, stava sa mas svet
kazdym dnom lepsim zivot mas
sa predlzuje. Cim starsi ste, tym
vacsiu nadej mate dozit sd pozo-
ruhodneho veku. Statisticke ba-
DAME dalo tom ohl 'ade vel mi
zaujimave vysledky. Podavame
tn niekol 1ko cislic, ukazujilcich, "a
kou nadejou moe sa kojit' clo-
vek V roznom veku svojho zivota.
z 10000 deti vo veku 10 rokov
iba 50 ich ma nadej dozit sd 90
rokov, Il 10000 os6b vo veku 80
rokov SO ich ma nadej dozit sa
90 rokov. u 10000 osob 'vo vclllI
so rokov 12l ma nirdcj dtzit Sd
80 rokov. z 10000 osob vo vek,l
10 rokov ma nadej dozit sa 90
rokov. A 10000 osob vo yek,l
so rokov GOAL ma nadej dozit sa
80 rokov.
Vek nema sa merat' rokmi, "a
lie silou. a zdravlm naJdoleziteJslch
organov Nevenujte preto primmo-
ho povah behu rokoy, ale snazte
sa zachovat mladost tym, re ve-
nu1efe rucu pozornost sNojmu
zdraviu.
Jednym 70 zakladnych pozia-
daykov zachoyania mladosti je V.
varovanie sa starosti, toho cudne-
ho staIvu mysle, ktory pre- bars
koho znamena bohatstvo, pre- inc
ho zhubu. Niektorym ! iud 'om So
starost ami zdravie polepsi a e
nergia zvysi, inym sa vsak zivot,
ne silly lplne znivocia, niektol'yn
sa tym poskytuje mnoho rokoy Q.
sozneho ziyota, inym sa tym j
stvm odobera zdatnost k praci
skracalje zivot. Talk ako vy'busnt
YoungstownskeÌ SlovenskeÌ noviny = Youngstown Slovak news. (Youngstown, Ohio) 1910-1940, 1927-06-03

dolezitou pre- cele l'udstyo, najma
pre- deti.
Zeleniny sll prave tax dolezity-
mi pre- dobre zdravie, ako je 81
neene svetlo. Diet a, ktoremu bo-
10 dovolene vyvijat' nechut' k ze-
lehman, moze to neskorsie zapla-
tit' planym zdravim. Pripravte
preto zeleniny chutne a davajte
ich det'om, ked' sn este male, a
zabranite tax mnohym nesnadzam
a t 'azkostiam zdravotnym.
Uz Styrmesacnym nemluNila-
t 'om mozu sd zeleniny davat' vo
forme precedence zeleninovej po-
lievky, ked' deti dosiahnu siestich
mesiaeov mozu dostavat , zelenino-
wi kasu. Vo veku jedneho roku
mozu sa i'm davat zeleniny, aky-
mi su spinat, mrkva, spargl'a a.
lebo zeleny hrach, ktore boly do
bre precedene, medzi druhym q
stvrtym rokom velou talzmer vse.
tky zeleniny, ktore su dobre II.
varene a chutne pripravene.
Je najvacsmi dolezitym, alb,
zeleniny boly pripravene S rilcou
peclivost 'ou, pretoae iba tom
prfpade mozno diifat zc v;icsina
deti 81 ich obi lbi, zamenl ich "a
svoj, prirodou i'm urceny pokrm
- mlieko, zachova v obi lube a.
v nesk orSom veku.
YoungstownskeÌ SlovenskeÌ noviny = Youngstown Slovak news. (Youngstown, Ohio) 1910-1940, 1927-06-03
sCAMrBn1Gl(5AaJI
NAsBIERALI $40, 800

Y Campbell minuleho tyEdna
pedena bola sbierka ma dobrocin-
most. Malo sa nasbierat $4,000,
ale sbierka vyniesla hodne vyse
toho obnosu, sfce $1O,500. 2
tychto penazi ,podporovane budn
rodiny Y nldzi sa nachodiace ako
8aj viacere spolky, ako Boy Scouts,
Camp Fire Girls, Fresh Air, Baby
Welfare a inc. NVo Whore, ktory
mad sbierkou rozhoduje,. su zastil-
YoungstownskeÌ SlovenskeÌ noviny = Youngstown Slovak news. (Youngstown, Ohio) 1910-1940, 1927-06-03
peni / Slovaci Rev. KriEpinskym
$500 70 sbierky spojde ma yyto-
pencov v Louisiana.


TAX potrebujete knizku s6pra-
covanie ovocia v dom&cnosti' tV'
tejto knizke najdete predpisy, a.
ko treba zavarit jahody ind
ovocinu. Je V nej poucenie ro-
beni lekvarov, dzeli, dzamov, "a
ftov atd'. Cena $1.O0. Dostat' Y
redakcii.
The Indianapolis times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1922-1965, 1927-09-12
Quartet OF National League Conee7S Remain Closely Bced
Stormy Jubilee
in DanUiHe as
Pennant Is Won

BIZ Times Special
DANVILLE, ILL.,, Sept. 11.-This
city was the scene of wild celebra-
ton Sunday night as baseball fans
cut loose with undated fury.
Danville won its first Three-I
League pennant as the circuit closed
Sunday, the locals downing Peoria,
4 to 8, in the second half Of a twin
bill. The last three innings were
played in semi darkness.
A crowd of 1886 paid admissions,
the largest attendance in Danville
history, was present and howled the
entire afternoon as the. Vets battled
for the pennant Peoria took the
first fray, 5 to /.
A wild demonstration was held
following the second tilt that de-
cided the pennant, the fans max
ing grand rush for the field to
congratulate Manager Booze, Presi-
dent Wylie and players.
Peoria finished second and a VIC
tory or tie in Sundays second bat
tie would have given it the cham
pionship.
The Indianapolis times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1922-1965, 1927-09-12
Last Effort
to Stop Big
Scrap Fails
Clements Petition for In.
junction Against Demp-
Sey Denied by Court.
By United Press


CHICAGO. Sept 12.-Judge Otto
Kerner today refused to grant B.
E. Clements, president of the
Coliseum Club of Chicago, an in
junction which would have
blocked the Dempsey-Tunney heavy
weight championship boxing match
scheduled for Sept. %.
Clements sought to force Demp-
sey to fulfill an alleged contract
to fight Harry Wills before meet
ing any other opponent.
Judge Kerner overruled the
petition for an injunction on the
ground the bill of complaint was de-
fective.
The Coliseum CLUB had no license
to conduct boxing in Illinois, he said
adding that no permit to conduct a
Wills-Dempsey bout had been APP
piled for.
Portions of the contract had been
violated, he pointed out. No ad-
vance payment had been made to
Wills, he said. The Negro fighter
had met two -opponents-Jack
Sharkey and Paolino Uzcudun-
which was contrary to the provisions
of the Coliseum Club contract, the
decision said.
Judge Kerner added that there
was serious doubt as to whether
Wills was able to or cared to carry
out the agreement now, and held
the feasibility of conducting the
Wills-Dempsey bout necessarily en-
tered into the case
The Indianapolis times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1922-1965, 1927-09-12
Enter Final Three Weeks of
Play With Winner in
Doubt.
PIRATES LEADING PACK
Babe Gets 50th-American
League Gossip.

The four National League teams
contending for the pennant today
entered the last three weeks Of the
season closely punched and with
any one of the quartet likely to nab
the bunting and enter the world
series to battle the New York Yam
KEGS.
The Chicago Cubs Sunday scored
their second victory over the New
York Giants in as many days and
sent the Gothamites into tie with
st. Louis. The Cardinals scored q
victory over Brooklyn. Pittsburgh
was idle and as a result of the
Bruins triumph, the standing found
the four clubs separated by the
rather slender margin Of two and
one-half games.
The standings and "if" table for
today: