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Imperial Valley press., 1928-07-30
Woman Identifies
Candles Used In
Restaurant Fire

LOS ANGELES, July 30.-A doz,
en- large candies found planted in
oil soaked rags in tire attic Of the
Russian Ragle Cafe were identified
t,day by Mrs. Elizabeth Lcahy as
those she sold to Michael Tocaze,
accused Of arson.
Mrs. Lcahy is employed by store
dealing in church supplies.
How General Feodor Lodiiensky
was overcome Icy smoke when he
rushed into the flaming basement
Of the cafe and was rescued by
Harry Crocker. general manager
for Charley Chaplin and the Mar
quis De La Falaise, husband Of
Gloria Swanson, was told.
Imperial Valley press., 1928-07-30
Py FRANK GETTY

tO2IeA fEeSS Stli1 CoI4Sop pC4uclt}
AMSTERDAM STADiJM. July
20.-R0bert T. McAllister, knights
Ct Columl entrant from New York
today headed the three qualifiers
in the scmi-final heat Of the 100
meters dash at the opening OF the
second days games Of tre ninth
Olvmpiad.
Williams of Canada was second
and Legg Of South Africa third.
Touben. German star. Claude \.
racey, cf Rice Institute, Texas,
and Pima, Argentina occapied the
next three positions in order and
failed TO qualify for the final
McAllisJer ; time Was 1916.
In the second semi-finai Of the
1Jt meters, London Of Great
Britain won in 1915, with hammers,
Germany, second and Frank Wyk-
off, OF the Los Angeles Athletic
{ lub third These qualified.
Fitzpatrick, Canada; Henry A..
Russell If the Pennsylvania Attn
. l,tic club and Corts Of Germany,
finished fourth, fifth and sixth res
( Tectivcly and failed to qualify.
Qualificrs in the girls 100 meters
We're:
First heat:
Fraulein HOLMAN of Germany and
Miss Robinson of Australia.
! Second heat: Miss IIitomi of
Japan and Mis-. Bell Of Canada.
Third h,at: nIis Stginburg Of
Germany and Miss Mary Washburn,
I Millrose 4. g.. United States.
I Fourth heat: II. Junkcr Grrmauy,
and Miss Eta Cartwright, Eureka,
, Calii.
Firth heat: Nllc. Gagueaux.
France, and Mis-, SunIbols, Sweden.
/ The time was - seconds as was
that Of The first heat
Sixth heat: Fraulcin Schmidt,
/ Germany; Miss Clarh, South Africa.
/ seventh heat: Miss Rosentcld,
/ Canada; Miss Elizabeth Robinson,
Iiiino., A. C., United States.
1 Eighth heat: Miss Cook, Canada;
Z Miss Wilson, New Zealand.
Ninth heat: Miss Smith Of Can
ada Mile Radideau, France.
Mis-. Cartwright, Pluckilr dcfying
am iudisposi'ion that had kept her
under the doctors care for "A week,
ran n splendid race behind the fly
ing Fraulcia Junkcr.
Tine only other contestant, Mile.
Gallcmacrs Of Belgium pressed Miss
| Cartwright to the 80 yards mark.
wAcn The dark haired little Cali
fcrniau stepped away, taking see
/ Cnd place easily.
Runs Splendid Race
Miss Cartwright after poor
start, found She had Mile, Gale
macr, in hand and made no apparent
effort to oycrtakc Fraulcin Junkcr.
Mis- Anna Erana Of the Pasa-
drHa A. g.. United States. was
, mated in the third heat. She
/ put up a good race after "a false
start. Miss Bel Of Canada beat her
! for second by stride, with the
flashing japanese girl, Miss Hitoma
away out in front, finishing easily
in l2.8.
In what Judges agreed was the
! closest match they ever had seen,
Argentina beat the United States
At Fencing today by one touch.
The match score was 8-S, but the
Argentine fcnrcrs touched the
Americans 81 times with their
! foils while the Americans scored
55 touches.
IN the second bout Of the team
Imperial Valley press., 1928-07-30
ella Valley Men
To Get Hearing
py United Press Leased WIRE

WASHINGTON, July 3U.-As one
of his first official acts since tax.
mo office last week, Secretary Oh
the Interior Roy O. West has grant
ed a request of land owners OF 'he
Uppcr Gila Valley, Arizona, Tor
hearing on water rights.
The land owners wish to present
their claims for waters of the "ila
river and will discuss also consfruc-
ton of dam on the head waters
of the ella.
The hearing was set for Scptem-
hcr 20. at the interior department.
Imperial Valley press., 1928-07-30
no IL FOR BABE

CLEVELAND July 30. - Babe
Ruth bit his 41st home run Of the
season off Miller IN the sixth. in
ming of the Cleveland New York
game here today.
Combs was on base when Ruth $
drive carried into the right field
bleachers.
Imperial Valley press., 1928-07-30
Walks TO ELECTRIC CHAIR
CHAIR ON CRUTCHES
BY United Press Leased Wire

BELLEFONTE, Pa, July 80. 49,
Walking on crutchcs, Joseph Kane
nisky, went to the eIcctic chair to-
day for the murder Of DR.. George
Kelly, the doctor who amputatcd his
right leg,
Kamenisky shot Kelly ON March
IA in the Doctors office.
THAT'S for my lef, ~ he said as
he pulled the trigger.
Imperial Valley press., 1928-07-30

ways plowed back our surplus into
our service. And we have always
had plenty left.
''rhe real profits of this or any
othcr successful company are in
Imperial Valley press., 1928-07-30

creased experience, better methods,
more skilled workmen, more highly
developed engineering brains. Those
are the best profits we gained from
the fifteen million Model T. Fords
money is not the best profit.
So far rs the future is concern
cd, | expect to do more in the mkt
five years than in the last twen-
* >
Imperial Valley press., 1928-07-30
British Athletes
Furnish Thrills
At Olympic Meet
Continued from Page y

Iowa. defeated Cook Of Great Brit
ain on the referees decision in the
welterweight wrestling trials.
II. l.. Edwards Of Annapolis, threw
Rcsenquist OF Finland with double
reversed arm roll in two minutes,
80 seconds in the light heavyweight
WRESTLING.
Imperial Valley press., 1928-07-30
We Lean to Build, buy or refin-
anee. Tyler Insurance Agency. adv

Newspaper Publisher He.'@W. J.
Jones, publisher of the Western Dis
patch at Phoenix, Ariz., was in Fl
Cen,ro today visiting the family OF
Professor ". \. Payne Of the East
side High school. Jones is related
to Mrs. Payne. His paper is Pub-
lished in the interests Of the colored
people and has wide circulation
throughout the Southwest.
Imperial Valley press., 1928-07-30

Last week s hog auction in Bak'
ersfield sold 2,027 hogs for $27.841,
Imperial Valley press., 1928-07-30
(0UN'lYYBRIEFS "
>~@SSAs@

vagrant Gets Jail Term-Migucl
Angeles, charged with vagrancy.
was given 60 day torn IN iail toj-
lowing a hearing before Judge Crit
fin at Brawley Saturday. He was
brought to the county Jail to begin
serving his tenn.
Ed Royce, Truck. Transfer and
Storage. On our seventeenth var,
still growing. N W
officars Get Liquor-E. Alvarez.
residing near Calipatria. was arrest
ed Saturday 10y Deputy Shcrjffs
Wright and Miner on charge of
possession Of liquor. The Officers
found a considera Bile quantity Of
liquor in his car. lie was given q
hearing before Judge Nayf.c,d this
morning and tie court served
judgment untl tomorrow.
Imperial Valley press., 1928-07-30
Bank Quotations
NOTICE

NOTICE
Will party who took purse from
car, Holtvitie Natatorium,
Thursday Night, keep money
and return purse and contents
and receive a reward. Glasses
valuable to owner only. No
questions asked. Return
imperial Valley Press
Imperial Valley press., 1928-07-30

legion Meeting Toaight.-Boyca
Aten Pos. American Legion, will
hold special meeting tonight a )
o'clock in the Legion room 1t the
courthouse. Plans for delegates TO
the Stockton convontin will he dis
cussed and all members are request
ed to make special effort to be
ureseut
Imperial Valley press., 1928-07-30
Dine in Comfort. New Oregon
Hotel Coffee Shop. Air Cooled. adv

Intruder Frightened Away-Offi-
Ger Rosenquest frightened away a
supposed burglar who was proving
around the Dunaway building last
night. The officer heard movements
ON the second floor of the building,
and entering was unable to find
anyone. an open window leading 10
an adjoining roof, indicating the in
truder 5 means Of egress. Two of
fees were found open but a check
80 failed 10. reveal anything mis-
sing.
Imperial Valley press., 1928-07-30
DR.. Foncannon, os.eopath. Room
20 Davis Bldg. Phone 81. adv

Held on Smuggling Charg>
estrada, resident OF Mexicah, at
tempted to smuggle gallon Of
whiskey across the international
line Saturday hut ran afoul of the
law in the persons of Inspectors
Echols and Hayes of the customs
service. He was arraigned before
L. S. Commissioner Dorsey White
law this morning and was held fer
trial in the federal court under
bonds cf $1,000. He was rcmanded
to jail in default Of bail
Imperial Valley press., 1928-07-30

Drink Paul's Lemonade and feel
healthy. 1t is made of genuine lem.
ms, Is pure, and 1uH OF rep. Drive,
walk for it, at PIckwick Stage De,
pot. adv
Imperial Valley press., 1928-07-30
Hundreds of Thousands of people

Hundreds of Thousands of people
have been drinking Paul's Lemon
ade for many years. All ear round,
at Pickwick Stage Depot adv
Mrs. Bennett Dies.-Mrs. George
Bennett. -tter known as George
Ia France. died Yesterday a the
county hospital after lengthy i'll
ness iron - comoljration OF diseas-
es. The deceased had lived in the
valley for several years. The re
mains were turned over to Arnold $
funeral pmIors at CaleNico, for
burial.
Collections Everywhere. Imperial
Valley Credit Ass n. ll3 No. Fifth.
adv
Snively Jrs. Have Son-Mr. and
Mrs. j. T.. Snively Jr., announce the
birth of a son Friday morning at
the El Centre hospital. The new
Imperial Valley press., 1928-07-30

Cars II Collision-Defcctive steer
ing mechanism, plus a bump in the
road, was blamed for / collision Sat
urday night on the Imperial high
day a mile north of tac cit. when
ears driven by Luke Gaines sof I'm
9erial and ". D. Sanders, came to-
1tther. No one was injured but the
ears were badly damaged.
Imperial Valley press., 1928-07-30

Barbara Worth Hotel Club
Breakfast, o5e up. Merchants lunch,
soc; Table i hote dinner, S1.00.
Air Cooled. = adv
Imperial Valley press., 1928-07-30
lIoover's Fishing
Trip Spoiled by
T. a m era VI G n
(Contipped from page one)

Isaacs, Medford clothier and owner
of Big Greek Lodge. 4 new cabin on
III hanks of the Rogue.
Imperial Valley press., 1928-07-30

foiIS, the United states defeated
Evening star., 1928-11-20
SALE-AUTOMOBILES.
POHANKA SERVICE.
USED CARS.
SATISFACTION
GUARANTEED.

ers' names furnished on request.
1926 OAKLAND COACH ............ $500
1926 OLDSMOBILE DE LUKE SEDAN. 500
1926 OLDSMOBILE SEDAN ............ 45n
1926 OLDSMOBILE SEDAN .. 35c
1928 OLDSMOBILE DE LUXE COACH 4n0
1927 OLDSMOBILE COUPE ........... 52S
1927 CHEVROLET TOURING ......... SOC
1925 CHEVROLET COUPE ,,...,. $50
f935 CHEVROLET COACH .......... 200
THE FOLLOWING CARS, REASONABLY
PRICED, DO NOT CARRY OUR GUARAN-
TY But THEY HAVE MANY MILES OF
TRANSPORTATION LEFT;
1927 FORD TUDOR .,..................s2 s2on
1924 OLDSMOB COACH ............ $50
1922 JORDAN SIX COACH ..,......... ITS
1922 DODGE TOURINGS .............. so
1923 FORD TOURINGS .......,....... so
1920 Goth ST. NV.
Plenty of parking space in
yard adjoining our sales and
service department.
DECATUR 5492.
OPEN UNTIL 9 PM.
Evening star., 1928-11-20
COUPONS
and
PREMIUMS.

We do not rive either but We do try all
we know how to give the best value in
town. See these Word-ofHonor used
cars and be convinced-they are guar
antecd n writing.
Eventually-So Why Not
SEE DICK MURPHY FIRST.
Evening star., 1928-11-20
SUBURBAN BOARD.

ROOM with private bath and board in
comfortable Falls Church home available
for couple; also garage space for car. Ad-
dress Box 1881. Star Office %"
Evening star., 1928-11-20

iTCK COACH, S6s5: has had fine care; in
rfect condition throughout: completely
lipped: terms Northeast Branch, Dick
lrphy, Inc, Buick dealers. 604 H St ne
Evening star., 1928-11-20
PEERLESS
USED CAR
BARGAINS.

We have a good assortment
of high-class cars, and we invite
your inspection.
Evening star., 1928-11-20

RENT ROOMS-UNFURNISHED
Iq9 NEW FYn1 1ERsEY .inh AvE esc or large r
nlehed; suitable for ladies. Phone Franklin
4ea0~J
ored, in exchange Tor services as janitnr for
Looplins house man or woman lEht, and
Call Wednesday, e30 to 10 am.
ooS llth ST, NE-Two rooms and porch,
ami adults s25.
206 5th S.E-~Twe nice 2nd-fioor rooms with
k.tchenette. h. w h., eli $40 month. 20.
Evening star., 1928-11-20
RENT RooMs-FuR. OR uNFUR.

l424 EUCLID ST.--Two light. attractive Rd-
Joining rooms and porch. fireplace. continu-
Gus hot water; private family: reasonable.
21I9 N ST. N.W.-Attractive. south front.
modern all outside rooms: kitchenette: run
Evening star., 1928-11-20

SOUTHERN MOTOR SALES
Division of Franklin Motor Car Co.
1924 18th St.
Open Evenings and Sundays.
OAKLAND coach. 1923 model :
driven less than 5000 miles: in
excellent condition; priced low
for quick sale: terms if desired.
G.. NJ. A. G.. 8l5 18th st. NV.
franklin 800.
Evening star., 1928-11-20
ROOMS AND BOARD.

1914 ALLISON ST. N.W.-Large. front room,
next to bath high -class private home; splen-
didly furnished reasonable. Col. 1472-J.
Evening star., 1928-11-20

1926 Peerless Coach. 49,. $575
1927 Nash Adv. Rdstr. -. 700
1926 Willys-Knight Vic
toria Coupe. ........ $50
1927 Oakland Sedan -. CPS
1927 Hudson 4-dr. Brom. 625
1927 Chevrolet Coach. -. .}75
1926 Essex Coach. 80. 250
1926 Jcwett Coach 1859. $50
1926 Ford Coupe ..... 250
1926 Peerless y Coach. :. $50
1927 Peerless so Sedan. :. 700
1927 Peerless so Coupe. 500
1927 Peerless 90 Brom... 800
PEERLESS USED CAR
DEPARTMENT.
1901 14th St. Decatur 340O.
Evening star., 1928-11-20

AOdCu .S/0o
1927 Buick Master Coach. 675
1927 Buick Std. SPIT. Coupe 705
1927 Chevrolet Coach. go. $50
1926 Dodge 4-door Sedan. 375
1927 Pontiac Cabriolet. -. 500
1927 Chevrolet Cabriolet... 375
1925 Essex Coach =. 100
1926 Essex Coach :. ..... $50
1926 Oakland Coach. ..... 425
1920 Ford Roadster ...... AS
1924 Ford Coupe ......... As
1920 Chevrolet Coupe. .. 1O5
1926 Chevrolet Coach. -. 200
1924 Oakland Touring. -. 95
1926 Nelie Sedan ......... 800
1925 Ford Touring ....... As
A CAR FOR EVERY PoCKETBooK.
YOUR CAR IN TRADE-EAsY TERMS.
1925 l4th NV.
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III you say ! must" he conceded.
II s'poss ! must. TIT Sib. Of girl.
I'd like mother III drink"
II was only Z few minutes back
70 their hotel.
'Now, darling" he suggested. %
they reached the lobby. you 80
ahead. and I'll b up In = few
minutes."
you're not going to have any.
thing else to drink. Richard" she
demanded. and her voice was hard
and sharp . he had never heard
It before.
my God. Sybil. you talk like
somebody's maiden auut!"
He put his arm about her Shout.
dsrs and laughed mockingly. "only
Z nightcap. darling. Il will make
mo feel bsttsr. I'll b right along.
"You needn't bother" she n.
formed him huskily. and holding
her head high. YAns savagsly tor
the elevator.
TWENTY minutes later there
: was . gentle knock ct her bed.
room door.
The prodiell brideg : Q MI
eTied Z loud. Glad voice. and Rich
lard bent to kloo her.
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THE sun was streaming through
= the broad windows that front
tho Prado when Richard. tossing
restlessly. opened his eyes and
groaned.
"Oh. my head"
Sybil. at the desk, turned and
contemplated hiE remotely.
"You look" she VOLUNTEERED.
hike the wrath Of Cod" and bent
again to the paper on which she
wrote.
He raised himself on ono elbow
and surveyed her uncertainty.
"Please." he asked humbly.
pull that curtain. will you. Sybil?
The suns right In my eyes"
She adjusted It. and with her
back to the bed. told him. "I'm
going out for breakfast with
Mabel
-You're not going to leave me
like this?''
II begged you not to drink last
night" she reminded him coolly.
II know you did. darling"
"You-you were horrid 70 me. :
Her voice broke on sob.
WAS !. sib? Oh. Lord!"
He broke OF to resume his rock
ing. 'What Z headl Ring for
some icewater. will your And get
No some more Of that aspirin
"Will two DO enoughr' she asked
dispassionately. and when he had
taken them. she started toward the
door.
III you knew how sick am you
wouldn't walk out on mo like this. =
he objected miserably.
oh yes ] would. ] know Just
what I'm doing"
"You're not angry, 6ib?s
"Angry7 oh, no."-thsre VAS Z
world Of scorn in her tone-"I'm
awfully happy"
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I'm sorry, dear. Honestly, l
am" He tried to reach her hand
1T was q wretched thing to do"
CHE crossed the big room to the
- long mirror: powdered her nose
from the vanity that hung about
her neck. and touched her lips with
a crimson stick. Poked q bit OF
hair up under tho little pink hat
she wore. And turned to look
coldly At her husband.
I'll drop In later. to see how
you are"
"Sybil!"
He Jumped from the bed and
held her BY the shoulders.
"I've told you I'm sorry. What
else do you expect me to dot
Shed . lot OF crocodile tears. and
grovel at your feet? It isn't my
fault that I'm sick. IL IT."
She shrugged with dainty dis
gust.
"See here. Sib-you wouldn't 80
back on me the very day after
we're married? Oh. Lord. darling
I'm crazy about you. You know
am. l can't tell you how sorry
! am. sweetheart. I'm too sick to
talk"
Getting sick's nothing" she
told him airily. I'm not angry
because you're sick. But getting
drunk on your wedding night. -"
She pressed her handkerchief to
her mouth. and sought the mirror
again. to hide her tears.
1T was beastly OF me, darling"
"Oh. Rich, you were h-horrid!"
Suddenly she was In his arms
crying. struggling. caressiuE.
"Sybil-Sybil darling!"
"Oh. Rich! Let mo Co."
do you still love me. Sib? Say
you love me. dear"
Ill don't know"
Poor little girl"
He kissed her tears. and rocked
her gently. Her hat fell to tho
floor. and he smoothed her hair
tenderly. In an agony Of self-re,
proach he castigated himself.
FINALLY she stopped him. Put
= her fingers over his mouth.
and drew his head down.
"All right. Richie boy. Give mo
nice kiss. and we'll put you on
probation"
In the mirror across the room
Sybil glimpsed her red eyes. and
shiny little nose. "Ses met" she
moaned. "all swollen and homely
in front OF my new husband"
you're beautiful" he contra
dicted. and kissed Her tears away.
when the devil was SICK" she re-
minded him. ''the devil Z saint
would be. When the devil was
well, the devil . saint was he!"
and. laughing. she sat on his knee.
and rumpled his hair.
"You're not going to have break.
fast with Mab?" be questioned her
anxiously. like I child begging for.
giveness.
mo. darling. I'm going to have
It with my loving husband"
Sweetheart"
"And I'm going out now to buy
. bouquet from that old flower
woman over Oh the corner. See.
Rich-isn't she precious7 The
one with the big checked apron and
the long earrings. ri Get ! bour
tonniere for ron and . corsAge tor
me. and some flowers for the table.
And you b al bathed and shaved
and everything By the time I get
back. Hurry up dow. or ! might
get mad again"
.Coodby. honey
"Ooodby. darling. Hurry back.
When she had gone hs crossed
the room shakily and reached tor
the telephone.
ito 10 Contlnued)
fHoU does Richard act On pro.
b0tt0Hl More honeymoon epis0des
Il kaa "a $500 -
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si,ented WITH ! rinr emblem.tic 3

sented with . ring emblematic Of
his international triumphs by fellow
members Of the class Of 1925 Of the
University Of Southern California.
The ring. which was designed by J.
Barton Hutchins of Santa Monica,
permanent class president. will be a
heavy gold affair and will have Z
gold signet facsimile Of Houser
hurting the discus against 4 back
ground Of red onyx. d. S. Crom.
we'll, Trojan track coach, under
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VEACH LEADER
IN ASSOCIATION

Chicago, Sept. 24.-(E-Old Bob
BY Veach, who has been swinging
his big bludgeon in major and minor
leagues for almost q quarter Of 4
century, is the 1928 batting cham
pion of the American association.
Playing with Toledo for his third
year and missing only II games,
Veach won the title with an average
Of 1873 for $50 contests. "Bevo"
Lebourveau Of Milwaukee averaged
800, but he was not accorded the
honor by the official league statis-
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HOuser Is Awarded
Achievement Ring

Los Angeles. Sept, 24.-Between
the halves of the Oregon State Uni
versity of Southern California foot
ball game at the Los Angeles Coll
iseum, October s, DR.. L. Clarence
Bud" Houser, now Z Los Angeles
dentist and holder Of numerous
Olympic games records, will be pre-
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whose tutelags Houser estaDnShsd
his worlds record 81 158 fest ~
inches, will present the ring 10 the
man regarded ~ the greatest COM
petitive track and field athlete II
the world.
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~ COPYRIGHT 1923 81 NEA SERVICE INC
THIS HAS HAPPENED

.~r,. ..
sxnIL THORNE, bosson e0eles
y girIs concludes Whts1wlno
romance ~ marrying o. ehlD.
Ooaro - Hevane aafb0r-a 0ao
wnom she has known Just Ave
eays-hlCHA hD EusTls. ean.
serous ana tascSnatsng.
With MABEL BLAKE, . seeas0
worker, Sybil left Boeton Ter =
trip to the tropics. 10 try e
reach decision REGARDING CRAIG
NEWHALLs TO whom she noe
been engaged for some 0o4lhs.
s Sewen, = g. !. ye s.s,; a:a wss!ssy
fell desDs.:tsiy 4. love MitA .
when L.vre,c. -. ,e-.,,.1
missing IN aetios sybil tsek .
..n 80 ~ ,ov .sve ~, g 'eh, n -. g
please her father, who was very
Crsix News.ii. III We. ~,
t ut s.,. a,ed e. J. ss.as 70 sue.sies
after the marrisse 81 her SrotSer
TAD 70 VALERIE WEST. = tsiv.
sepsv .. 1s .Ssnss .s'1 s.' ~. S ~.
Il going to Cats Tor . rest and
peace OF niad.
sybii anSs ssither rest ~ :e: ~
Eastis makes villa leve g her.
srin n So. .n1 y. =: 81. .i ~. ' 81 - 1s
him. Hs tells her that b ases
4 k,II. 1--we. ~ i n o,x:, ~ ~.
her. 10 would % anything On
- $500. ...m
ssnss. 8. tse;r WeiAi.s ,iSSs.
s s1sa1s e: Sow WI tie Prsse' h'eAars
NOW ~ IN w.ru rur srnpv
Cr,.rmu, -,,,,,,,
OnA10'~ ASlAA
No. utew ~. o1eas" s"e.p'!
On: hicn' sne pIotested
you dont want 70 drink any more
ton1snI
why not. darling?"
Cood.naturedlv hA coaxad. sWA'l
Just drop round to Sloppy Jos's
You've no idea how interesting !,
IL. dear. Life In the raw-jockeyl
and gamblers and all their fancy
ladies'.
III you WISH" she conceded
icily. and they walked. In silsncl
down the gay promenade.
The crowd 1t Joe's was loud and
boisterous, 20 that Sybil drew bacl
- they. reached the corner.
Don't 50 in" she begged. 'lt'l
too noisy"
But Richard. pleasantiv axnan
sive. would have his vay. "Ins
one little drink. dear. You and
He nressed her arm r.rsu..,v.,v
.sWhoeyer heard az : honevmoc,
without I champarne cocktailfs
But It was bacardi hs ordered
when they had found seats e th,
crowded bar.
~Presidentes!. ia called. ans
turned axain to svhil Il vant "a,
to try these. dear. They're Ii,
kickiest things IN Cuba"
And when the hartAnder ahoo,
them nm ana set them so,th frcth
Ing icily. hs ordered. mix u u
another
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The first successful attempt 70
grow rubber in the United States on
self sustaining basis is the project
Of the lntercontinental Rubber COM
pany.
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The fast disappearing OK team
still remains as one Of the special
attractions to American tourists
visiting in the vicinity of Digby,
Nova Scotia.
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tician as he played in only "a games,
or N6 less than Voach

or B6 less than Veach.
Adolph "Ad" Liska of Dwight,
Nebraska, who was one of the prin-
cipal cogs in the Minneapolis ma
chine, won pitching honors with a
record Of 20 victories and four de-
feats. Ernie Wingard of Milwau-
kee, was second with "a and 10.
Spencer Harris Of Minneapolis be-
came the homer run champion of the
circuit by hitting 80, while Haney