davidaulloa/AmericanStories huggingface dataset:
Evening star., 1928-05-16
FOUND.
LOST.

Eu0ANAs
fog LOST ASIMA,LSS NSaIMslA,aS anpy Ani@sI RsSs's sSss
!!:e2S.s a4a MsrSlana ave- ..M Ma.n s1ss
LOST.
HATrERy, ~ volts, an r., I. ave, OF 18th
vt ne, Call Potomac lsa, Reward,
ni.ACk YElNRT. HANnRAG--.rark, near
,s Raem aa Sas " MSGil nRis"" nlGs. "'o'a'"S' "e'''
hosroN BULL, ,haif white taeea answers te
name OF 'Rnhhlea" reward. 1880 Floral
Il, Georgia HiHa,
hoSroN Rtfi.Is~Yeung, hrindle With white
marks on face and chest and brown leathcg
harness; answers la Pal" Reward, eau
nosfoN TERRIER white collar and mgssie
chevy Chase, Answers to AudtN. Re-
ward, kal,sIngton a1a -.
COiltE smait red spanish. blaek-tipped
2, Sea reward taf ,utafmat,on ieWi,nE %
recovery apFlng ttfessnt week, aat ftankllu
ani.0 az tleNe, asa'', -
i.oa, .,.efu,an i'aiipe elaskish hrNwa; tas
M, l9sNN. ihone Cirye, Aat,d. ,.
rlsltlN0 .TAIKLE, at t.Acsgpeske heAsh,
May lA Nnward, Return Ma William Atiea,
ald 18th ~ s,M -.- -
FRATERNITY .r1N--rhi kappa. Tau; m
lans Reward
Gnrn cAsE on WRIST WATCH on May .,
With ipitlals T. ~ about ssAe e. d'g,s, S
Etrnlns star Nnlldlng
RRYrAfNER with KEYS from laAehine sat
uniay. between 4 and 4 pm, Finder Please
nhonA Adams a3su Is
pAIn nF srEtyrAtHi. .Esvs.-an Muunt Rainier
- ear, at Mount NailMeF station nc Vicinity,
Liberal reward anhn r, Sihert 1lu l1lh ",
nv, Main sAhH
rtAs II Nlnuuk hsAuk leather, name ~ J
MmAiMard" Return " ~ saatherA hlsts,
pHANEltNa uAa heawnl red tae With
naaa Mga4 Iryalt lsunAA Va, hawagst Gail
IlarrmiAn laaA
AA,luO MfNARn
last, sHsnlaY, MaN u. ENlpN from iata
18th ~ IA l1aA N ST. nsalllisinl iapgison,-
tinNss pFafis, HriAs 70 iTas v a. and gisim
lkHatl. 1Ss
Evening star., 1928-05-16

The Georgetown Glee Club will give
banquet, $50 o'clock, at the Hamil-
ton Hotel.
Evening star., 1928-05-16

Y M. c. A. Glee Club will give min
strel show, at 8 o'clock, at Francis AS
bury M. E, Church South, Sixteenth
street between Irving and Lamont
streets, benefit of church building fund
Sponsored by Gamma Sigma Sunday
School class.
Evening star., 1928-05-16

Miss Mary Apple will give a musical
Evening star., 1928-05-16

The Kiwanis ClRb will meet for
luncheon tomorrow, 1890 pm, at the
Washington Hotel.
Evening star., 1928-05-16

The Home for widows and Orphans,
United States War Veterans Associa-
ton. will meet Thursday, 8 pm.. at
Grand Army Hail.
Evening star., 1928-05-16

The Y's Men Club will meet for
luncheon tomorrow, 1915 pm, at the
Hamilton Hotel.
Evening star., 1928-05-16

FOR LOST ANIMALS apply Animal Rescu,
laagMe lin Maryland ave s.w Main AONs
Evening star., 1928-05-16

More than half Of the new automo-
miles in Spain are from America.
Evening star., 1928-05-16

benefit for the White Cross Camp Club
Friday. 8:15 PM, at Thomas Circle
Club. Public invited.
Evening star., 1928-05-16

Free public lecture on "Dialectic
Monism,' by Linn E.. Gale, O'Clock, at
$50 Pennsylvania avenue.
Evening star., 1928-05-16

The South Washington Citizens AS
sociation will close its meetings for the
Summer with program of surprise fea-
lures at Fairbrother School. s o'clock.
Evening star., 1928-05-16

A progressive five-hundred and bridge
party will be given, o'clock. at Chest
nut Farms Auditorium, Twenty-sixth
street and Pennsylvania avenue, for the
benefit of Fidelity Chapter, No. 10, o.
E S Il f ThnmnSnn chairman
Evening star., 1928-05-16
M9futl WFWAN

-.
last sHlllaY, MaN H. gntna from tata
10Th ~ IA 1fiA N ST. nlallAstn laggttoDs
apasp pEafis, Hrins u lfas v Il, And claim
teWat1. 1Ss
Evening star., 1928-05-16

~ voits on II, T. ave, or 18th
vt, ne, Call potomac l.a Reward,
RLACK VEl.VET HANnBAG--zpark, near
9th and q nwi TNesiay mnrntng, Return
Evening star., 1928-05-16
MACKALL.. Departed

MACkALI. Departed this life Tuesday. NAY
ID. 1g2S at 8 so am at her resldenee
534 9TH SC NV. ELIZA MACEALT. wife
Not the late Joseph d. Maekan and beloved
mother OF William and Charles Johnson
Mary johnson. Barbara Hawkins. Martha
Moore. Hattie Ray. Carrie HiIi Henrietta
Atrell and sister Of Maggie Prescott IN
neral Sunday. Msy 90. AZ % pm from
MetFopolitan A. VI. E Church. " 81 bet
18th and 18th ats. nv Rev ESwsrss
officiating. Relatives and friends invited
To attend TGs
Evening star., 1928-05-16


ltAs II hInuuk, hsAuk leather name ~, J
MmaiWard Return W NJ s0athern hlsts,
TkANEislNa tAa, heawl,l resi- taa With
tlafrnltNn laAu
Evening star., 1928-05-16

The Washington Highlands Citizens
Association will meet tomorrow, 3 pm,
in Congress Heights School. Miss Sybil
Baker of the community department OF
public schools will speak. Program OF
entertainment
Evening star., 1928-05-16

The District of Columbia members OF
the National Association Opposed to
Blue Laws. Inc, will meet tomorrow,
8 pm. at BIT Thirteenth street.
Evening star., 1928-05-16

The Capital Chiropractors' Associa-
ton will meet, 7:30 O'Clock, at Ills
Rhode Island avenue. A paper will be
read by DR. Bostic and discussed by the
membership.
Evening star., 1928-05-16

HUSSEY. On Tuesday May Is 1928 at
3:45 pm. NELLIE A. HTSSEY fnee Hef-
fernant wife of Dexter g Hussev Fu-
neral from her late residence. ~ q -. n =
on Friday May 3. az $50 m Requiem
mass at St Martins Church ax o'CIoek
Relatives and friends invited to attend.
Interment at Mount 0iivet Cemetery. 17s
Evening star., 1928-06-08
OLD RIVALRIES END,
BUT THRILLS REMAIN
By the Associated Press.


Several of the most dramatic rivalries
of tho sports world seem to have broken
up this year That between Big Bill
Tilden and Little Bill Johnston in ten
mis- was definitely ended by the retire
mcnt of the little Californian If not
before
Likewise the retirement of Jack
Dempsey breaks up his lucrative heavy
weight partnership with Gene Tunney
after two big business engagements that
involved around $4.500000.
There will be a few thrills left never
thelcsS. and not the least of them will
be the opportunity for Walter Hagen
and Bobby Jones to take another fling
at each other and at old man par in
the national open golf championship
at Chicago later this month.
Hagen. returning today fresh from
his third triumph in the British open.
can be counted on TO make a great bid
for the American honors he last won
in 1919. Since he also holds the p.
G. A. title 1.-The HaAg" would like moth
ing better than to make it triple
coronet for the time being
At the same time Jones will be out
to make amends for his lapse at Oak
mont last June, when he finished in
tie for eleventh, the worst he has ever
done in the American open. The At
lanta ace Is saving his stuff for the
two big tournaments on native turf
this year, after triumphs abroad during
the past two seasons He will be the
marked man at Chicago in June as well
AS at Brae Burn In September, when
he defends the amateur title.
Evening star., 1928-06-08
BY the Associated Press.

NEW YORK. June 8.-There's still
plenty OF life in the body of Mike Nc
Tigue, the ancient mariner of the fight
racket, plenty of sting in his right hand
and plenty of gray matter under his
thinning thatch.
Fer the benefit of Armand Emanuel.
latest light-heavyWeight sensation from
San Francisco, Mike proved all that last
night in Madison Square Garden. Al
though he lost the decision in 10 rounds
to the clever, strong youngster who
fought him a draw several weeks ago.
Mike thrilled 5000 customers with a
stirring display of ringmanship and
punching power that had Emanuel on
the floor for count of nine in the
first round.
McTigue mixed and took chances
with youEgSter who was learning to
walk when Mike fought his first profess
sional battle. The ring-worn Trishman.
carrying his 40 years heavily at times,
still had enough TO win four of the
rounds while grudgingly conceding six
to the fast-stepplng young lawyer from
the Pacific coast.
Before the bout was we'll under way
Mike coaxed Armand into leading with
his chin. The old one promptly hung
a right on it that deposited Armand
for count of nine. Thereafter Eman-
uel was careful. watchful CT that right.
and Mike took full advantage
But the legs that have carried Mike
into ring battles for 3'p70st 20 years
tired as the pace grew hot.
Emanuel. with a 2-pound advantage
over McTigue at 1T, rallied after the
Evening star., 1928-06-08
Fights Last Night
BY the Associated Press.

By the Associated Press.
NEW YORK--Armand Emanuel, San
Francisco, defeated Mike McTigue u0).
Joe Monte Boston, beat James j. Brad
dock, Jersey City U0). Harry Ebbets,
New York, technically knocked out Ollie
Joyner, Orlando. Fla. (4D. Jimmy
Moore. Los Angeles. beat Jack Herman,
Long Branch, NJ j. "a.
DETROIT.-Scrgt. Sammy Baker,
Mitchell Field, N. Y, and Jack Nc
Carthy. Chicago. no contest t5). Billy
Petrolle. Fargo N Oak, stopped Ar
mand Schaekels, Belgium 49, Arturo
Schaekels, Belgium won on a foul from
Meyer Grace, Chicago 49, Jack (Kid)
Big, England, shaded Johnny Mellow,
Detroit (6).
FORT THOMAS, Ky--Harry Nc
Carthy. CINCINNATI, won from Willie
Yap. indianapolis O0). Earl Baker,
Cincinnati, beat Casey Jones, Indian
apolls 90. Poppy Berry, Dayton. Ohio,
won from Johnny Stroup, Indianapo-
lis (4).
DAVENPORT. Iowa.-Dave Shade
California. defeated Tiger Johnny Cline
Fresno G0); Bennie Kid Stanley, Tulsa
knocked out Jerry Hayes, Philadelphia
(8).
Evening star., 1928-06-08
Middle Atlantic Golf Nert on Card i: Emanuel Is
TENNIS TOURNAMENT
DUE TO END TODAY

Scmi-final and final rounds in the
bows and Junior tennis championships
Of the District of Columbia we're to be
decided this afternoon on the Chevy
Chase Club courts.
In the boys competition. Clyde Smith
was to meet NJ McCarty In the semi
final round at $50 O'Clock, with j.
Iynham engaging the winner of the
Smith, -McCarty encounter in the title
clash.
J. welch and r. Robinson are to
meet In the semi-flnal round of the
Junior class. with Frank Shore, defend
ing champion. engaging the winner OF
the setto in the title round.
There were several surprises in yes
terday's play. as hitherto little known
PLAYERS vanquiShed racketers OF repu-
tation.
In the feature match of the after
noon, J. Lynham overcame Jock NC
Lean. 2--6. 6--3. Cd, in Semi-flnGl
tilt in the boys class. Lynham played
hang-up tennis in defeating Mclean.
The former had previously disposed of
f. r. McClung in straight SETS and the
latter had brushed aside Dick Brown
handily NJ McCarty and Clyde Smith
completed two sets of their semi-final
nlatCIl XcSteTQaN. VIII cdCu gaining IL
victory. Darkness halted the match In
the third set. with the score standing 3
games ALL
Frank Shore displayed class in down
ing John Pratt. 6--i, 6--3, in the semi
final round of the Junior class. Shore
previously had triumphed over William
Bouic and Pratt had defeated Maurice
Gouheau.
Yesterdays results and todays pair
ings:
JUNIOR CLASS.
Second round-A carnduT defeated w.
Craft, So ,,,.,,,-
Rouic, Ga. 50; John Pratt defeated Maui
rice Gouheau, Ga, 6--4. ]. Welch defeated
A. CnrndnfT. 6-s. s4, s-4; r.. Robinson
defeated Don CARRIER 3--6 6-3. 60.
Semi final round-F Shore defeated John
Pratt, 81. 6S
PAIRINGs FOR TODAY.
Semi-iinal reund-J. welch VS.. r. Robin
snn t9.30 pm).
Final ronnd-F. Shore VS. winner of welch-
Robinson match u pml.
RoYs' CLASS.
Third round--J. Lynham defeated +. r.
McClung, 90: 81; Jock Mclean defeated
Semi-final round--J. Lynham defeated
Jock" Mclean. &c, S~-3, Ga; NJ. Nc
Carty-Ciyde Smith match called on account
E; darsneSs .I,e Smith won flrst set, ~: Ms Me-
when games stood all in final set.
PAIRINGs FOR TODAY.
Scmi-fnal round-clyde Smith vs. NJ. Nc
final round~-J Lynham vs. winner Of
Smith-McCarty match a PM.
Evening star., 1928-06-08
ENTRY LIST FOR TOURNEY
CLOSES TOMORROW NIGHT
Lnksmen Thinking of Sectional Title Affair As They
Contest at Columbia Where Five Tie for
Qualifying Honors.

William cos: Cong. ss: Lester McFae; Roll
inF E,t,S RSad a,s, g, TS coi s. PerSins Sol 81.
v, =, Jsftress. Cons, 50, comdr {. r. JOY.
Chevy Chase, IS, Us. r. T, Hsrrer, Mash,
eomSr co 3 s A"Gh c0 Msr Ss v coNr M2 A.
rs, A. s Gardiner, Col: So F 3. Lyon.
cSase IS se T eoIse Ms Ms,nsr Wsisp1ovo G9p Ghe 81
ys. 7. G. Montgomery Wash. SO; F.. NJ. Fry.
Tons. So VS. ". Z. RichardSon, Manor. 50;
Harmon, Cons. 50,
Western High Schools golf team. cap
tained by Gordon Stone. undefeatcd in
the interhigh school series, will clash
with the Central High School club
swingers tomorrow over the course of
the Washington Golf and Country Club
in a match that has decided bearing
on the high school title.
If Western wins 1t will win the title,
while IL Central is victorious, another
match will be necessary. western has
already beaten Central once this Spring.
The five cornered tie for the qualify
ing medal at Columbia probably will
be played off one week from Sunday. 1t
would have been scheduled for June .,
but for the inability of two of the con-
testantS to play. due 10 prior engage
ments Columbia tomorrow will hold
special lS-hole handicap event for
members of the club and guests invited
to the tourney who are not competing
in the semi-final or final rounds. Start
ing times may be arranged at the club,
and the event will be played in two
soncs. with no four-ball matches per-
mitted on the course in the handicap
event.
Mrs. 7. Marvin Haynes, former Dis
trict women'S title holder, annexed the
qualifying round in the District Wom-
ems Golf Association tourney yesterday
at the Army War College course and
then went on to win the first flight.
She registered a "a for the siX-hole
qualifying round and defeated Mrs. Il.
H Smith in the final of the first fight
The consolation was won by Mrs. Alma
Won Steinner
Results in the other flights follow:
Second fiEht-won by Mrs. William s
Consolation won by Mrs. j r Gross,
Third hight-Won by Mrs. H. A, Knox.
who defeated Mrs r. l. Rose Consolation
Fourth firhi~-Won by Mrs II. O'Leary.
who beat Mrs w p Harms. Consolation
won ty Mrs l. L. Steele
Fifth niEht-won by Mrs. G. F. Bell, who
Ssisassd Scs sS NM MS siratSm HS1Yef Consolation
Who beat Mrs John e Walker
Evening star., 1928-06-08
TO DEFEND TRAPS TITLE.

DR.. Monroe Shelton and williams will
defend their three-man championship
at so targets in the feature event of the
program Saturday afternoon at Wash
Ington Gun Club. The regular handicap
shoot and doubles will follow. The local
clubs final team race of the current
series with Oriole Club of Baltimore
will take place June i6.
Evening star., 1928-06-08
TAKES DAVIS CUP LEAD.

BIRMINGHAM. England. June 8 (lo).
England took a 1-to-0 lead In its
third-round European zone Davis Cup
tie with Germany when EDWARD Higgs,
No. l in the British ranking. defeated
Hans Moldenhauer. ace Of the Teuton
team, "a 4-6, C.. O-6. Ga. A
second singles encounter was postponed
on account OF rain.
Evening star., 1928-06-08
puel Is Extended to Defeat INc7fgue
COMPANY F RIFLEMEN
WIN ANOTHER MATCH

SILVER SPRING, Md, June g.
Company F riflemen of Hyattsville con-
tinued their march toward the rifle
championship of the lst Maryland Ma
tional Guard Regiment by scoring over
Service Company. 500 to $50 here last
night. Company F now will compete
against Company G from Cumberland,
Regimental Headquarters. and one COM
pany from the Eastern Shore for the
Regimental title in a match to be fired
at Baltimore at a date to be set.
Prior to their win last night Company
F defeated Headquarters Company team
from Laurel and Service Company
scored over the Headquarters Company
of KenSington.
Evening star., 1928-06-08
COMPANY F.,
......12s 1923 lo2 l25 124 500

SERVICE COMPANY.
Slow FIRE. Rapid f
Evening star., 1928-06-08
PETWORTH NETMEN WIN,

Petworth Baptist Church and EN-
manuel Baptist Church tennis teams
opened the B. Y. p, U. League, the
former winning, So Fl. Smith de-
feated Poole 81, 60; Seltzer defeat
ed Hester, 12-10 81, and Smith and
Seltzer defeated Poole and Hester, Go,
60.
Evening star., 1928-06-08
Denies TheYenoW Trade.

NEW YORK, June LP,.-Sam
Breadon. owner OF the St. Louis Car
dinals. has denied that Tommy Theye-
now, great shortstop Of the Cardinals,
was to be traded His attention called
to reports that Thevcnow was on the
market. Breadon said he wouldn't con-
slider parting with the shortstop.
Evening star., 1928-06-08
NAVY SELECTS LLOYD.

ANNAPOLIS, June 8.-Russell Lloyd,
crack hurdier, was yesterday elected
captain Of the Navy track team for next
year. Lloyd, junior. halls from Chat
ham, N. j. j. A. D'Avi of New York
CITY has been chosen captain of the
Middle rifle team.
Evening star., 1928-06-08

Bob Barnett and Gene Larkin, Chevy
Chase professionals. left Washington
last night for Pittsburgh TO practice
in advance Of the national open cham
pionship qualifying round over the Oak
mont course. scheduled for Monday.
Evening star., 1928-06-08
URUGUAY SOCCER VICTOR.

AMSTERDAM. Holland. June (dol,
Uruguay defeated italy, 3 to ?. In the
semi-final round of the Olympic soccer
tournament. assuring an all-South
America final, as Argentina already
had entered that stage
Evening star., 1928-06-08
ARMAND OBTAINS DECISION
AFTER INAUSPICIOUS START
Coast Youngster Is Dropped for Count Of Nine in
First Round, But Then Rallies 10 Earn Edge
Over His Veteran Opponent.

first round to win the next five. Mike
battered his way to an edge in the next
three, but lost all chance of victory
when Emanuel rocked him about the
ring in the final session.
Imperial Valley press., 1928-05-26
Police Capture
Baby Bandit %
by United Press Leased Wire

LOS ANGELES, May 26.-His
known fondness for motion pictures
led to the arrest today of Jackie
C'Neil, Is, the "boy bandit who
created minor reign of terror in
Los Angeles through - successful
holdups in the last IA days.
Detectives informed of his movie
complex grabbed him as he was
leaving a Main street theater short
ly after noon. O'Neil made an at
tempt to draw q gun but he was
over powered.
According to officers, O'Ncil con
fessed to his dozen crimes. Money
taken in the robberies was found on
his person, it was said.
O'Neil was under arrest previ-
ously and his identification was
first made by victims who examined
rogue gallery photos.
His friends spoke of his fondness
for movie thrlcrs and this tip led
directly to his arrest.
O'Neil was charged with nine oil
station and three telegraph office
holdups.
Imperial Valley press., 1928-05-26
INSANITY MAY
Be DEFENSE IN
Staying CASE

Insanity will be the basis of the
defense IN the ease Of the people a
gainst John BitSckos. Mcloland dis
trict groccryman, charged with the
murder OF Jose Ronito Luccro, a
Mexican ranch hand. This was in
timatcd this morning when Bitsckos
was brought before the court for
plea.
The court first heard a demurrer
TO the information rs submitted by
Ernest Utlcy and Leo Nuffer, attor-
ucys for the defendant, and return
Cd a decision overriding the demur-
Ter.
Eitsckos was then called before
Judge Finrey and the charge was
read Through his counsel he en-
tered first plea Of not guilty, then
a plea of not guilty by reason Of
insanity.
The ease was set for trial on June
>, the defendant being rcmandcd to
the custody Of the sheriff until that
lime
According 10 information furnish
cd Just after the shooting Of Luccro,
the killing was the climax of an al
tercation between Luccro and Bit
sckos over a grocery bill. Lucero
Imperial Valley press., 1928-05-26
DRUG ,PEDDLARS
SENTENCED TO
STATE PRISON

Frank Campbell ard f. G. Eng
man. both of san Francisco, were
sentenced, to San Quentin panitcn-
tiary by Judge \. {. Finncy this
morning, but commitment has been
held up pending decision of high
cr court in the matter Of an appeal
entered by the counsel for the de-
PENDANTS, X. B. Perkins.
Campbell and Engman were ar
rested in FL Centre by city police
working with ?. \. Thaanum, state
narcotic agent. The jury in re-
turning the verdict convicted Camp
bell on four counts, one Of posses
sion, two of sale and one Of trans
portation. Ergman was convicted
on three counts, one each of posses
sion, sale and transportation.
Upon motion Of Attorney Perkins
the court this morning vacated that
portion of the verdict convictinG
the defendants on the possession
charge. Engman was then scntcnc-
ed to the penitcntiary for the term
prescribed by law on each Of the
two remaining counts, the sentences
to run consccutively.
Campbell was sentenced for the
term prescribed by law on each Of
the three counts, the terms to run
concurrently. In the case Of the
latter, however, it was brought out
that he has a previous conviction on
a felony which means that lad the
sentence been consccutively ordered
he would have to serve not less than
u wears. 1t was because Of this
fact that the court ruled the CON
current sentence.
The court refused the motion of
the defense counsel for new tria-
and notice Of appeal was entered.
Imperial Valley press., 1928-05-26
B0yce Aten Post
To Attend Church

Members Of Boyce Atcn Post,
American Legion, win attend Me
mortal services tomorrow morning
at the First Presbyterian church. rs
guests of the pastor, Rev. George \.
Hartman, past commander OF the
post
The Legionnaires will assemble at
Sixth and Orange streets headed by
Commander Kendall b. Perkins and
will enter the church in a lodv.
An important meeting of the post
viii be held Monday night at the
courthouse, at which the building
committee viii have a report to sub
nit. All members Of the post are
urged to make a special effort to
attend the meeting to express their
views on the plans submitted.
Imperial Valley press., 1928-05-26
Climbers Class
To Give Program

The "Climbers, Mrs. Pope 5
class of the Presbyterian Sunday
school, will present the following
program Sunday at $50 a. N.
-" Eternal Spring violin duet,
Rose Mary Puganhagan and Phyllis
Welch; Climbers,' Margaret EIDE;
''Psalm ~ Ted Keyser; "Class
Standard, Betty NJ Million; Il
Would BE True,'' Soug, the class;
1.-The Consecrated Life, Jean
Meyer; "Give OF Your Best to the
Naster,' song; i Preparation for
Service, Josephine Graham;
How to Serve Jesus, Geraldine
Slaw: lit Pays to Serve Jesus,
Evelyn Pope; Conservation to
Neryice,' prayer; =" / AnL- Thine Oh
Lord, song.
Imperial Valley press., 1928-05-26
TWO INJURED IN
AUTO CRASH ON
D0CW00D ROAD

George TunstalI -, and joe
Rakcr. 50, both Of FL Centre were
badly injured in an automobile
wreck on the Dogwood road at 2:45
Q clock this morning when the car
in which they were riding crashed
into y syphon.
Baker is believed to have suffer
ed the most severe injuries, a frac-
turcd skull and broken right leg
i'm addition to numerous minor cuts
and bruises. TunstaI has Il number
Of minor injuries and may have
been internally injured although
examination thus far has failed to
reveal amy fractures.
Attending physicians said this
morning that Baker has a fighting
chance to recover while il is expect
~ that TunStal viii SHOW rapid
Improvement. The latter was re-
gaining consciousness early today.
As near rs can be determined the
EAR was being driven in a ncrthcrly
direction. the driver failing to cut
into the span over tine sypdou on
the highway about q mile and halt
north Of the Holtville-E Centre
road. The machine apparently
struck the cuIvert Squareiy and con
tinued on for about 12j feet before
it stopped. Bot, mea were ua-
conscious and lying near the ma
chine when /. J. Iaris. who lived
nearby and was aroused by th>
crash, investigated.
Harris Immediately called the
sheriff : Office and Deputy Sheriff
Mc"1cliand and Coroner Is. T.
Lemons responded in the latter's
The men were hurried
to the FL Centre hospital. The ma
e-inn. MaS c-mml-tnLN L.rack-l