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Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1928-01-20
Clam Chowder.

Fry one slice OF bacon minced with
one-half large onion minced until the
onion Is a light brown Add one can of
clans, saving the juice. Cover with
water and let simmer for one-half an
hour. Pare and cube one medium sized
potato and boil In sailed water. Make
a medium thick white sauce. add 1t TO
the clam mixture add the potato. and
season with salt. pepper and paprika
Just before serving heat the clam juice
and add TO the rest OF the chowder
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1928-01-20
DAILY DIET RECIPE
Marguerites.

Graham crackers. u.
Marshmallows. IL.
Butter. teaSpoonfui
SERVES SIX PORTIONS.
Place a marShmallow on top of each
cracker. dot with butter and place
under the broiler fame a few seconds
until marshmailows are dclicatelv
drowned and pulled. Plain or lemon
crackers could be used
DIET NOTE
Recipe as printed contains some pro-
tein. starch. sugar. fat Lime. iron
and vitamins A and B also are pres
ent Could be given as dessert to chill
dren more than g. Can be eaten by
adults Of average or inder weight
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1928-01-20

Meat prices are
the same. Veal
roast. IS to 40
cents a pound.
veal chops. as TO
so cents. veal cut
let's. 60 to 10 cents;
lamb shoulder. 30
cents; best grade
porterhouse. IS
and so cents; sir
loin. so cents,
round, 40 cents:
prime ribs. IS. 40
and As cents, de-
pending on cut.
chuck, 30 cents:
three -cornered. 30
cents. fresh ham.
25 cents. primo
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1928-01-20

WIN anticipates ~
diminution in the
cost of foodstuHs
will be disappoint-
cd. On the con-
trary. she will be
fortunate. indeed.
II prices do not
advance. Not that
there is an imme-
date reason for
such an eventual
ity, but certainly it
Is not beyond pos
sibility.
AS was said sew
cral weeks ago in
this column the
weather and short
age of supply have
cOncirierohlo - eio
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1928-01-20
Little Variation Shown
in Washington Market

new cabbage. Is cents: California hot
house asparagus. IS cents bunch
beets. 10 cents bunch: Summer
squash, Is cents a pound: tomatoes.
25 cents a pound potatoes. az cents
a pound; Florida string beans so to
so cents pound California peas, IS
cents pound: grapefruit. 49, to IS
cents apiece; Florida oranges, 60 cents
a dozen.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1928-01-20
Hot Teddy

This hot iood-orirk Is 81 rour!Sh-
ING. easily oiseStsd ana quickly as
simulated that you vi. feel new
energy and a pleasant S.oW O.
warmth stealing over YOU Amos. be-
fore YOU finish drinking IT.
Try this prize recIps, In bottom
OF cup mix two CT three teaspoons
Teddy snc one teaspoon water: MI
cup with hot milk. or no. water
and one or TWO tablespoons evao-
GRATED milk. stirring bEiSSly.
Your grocer sells To-day II handy
!. ID. 10. 10. cars for home Use.
Write today for fee folder I'm
JOY Life" giving reducing arc
weisht-galning diets; recipes f..
candies, cakes. etc. Teddy. Inc.
Desk 5. Buffalo. " Y-A3vs-tsss-
2iSn1.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1928-01-20
Answers to Food Questions

meringue? like one that is thick and
fluffy, but mine always shrinks away
from the edge OF the pie, and Is thin
and tough.-Miss N. H.
There are two points To remember in
making a successful merincue. One Is
thorough beating SO as TO Incorporate
a large quantity OF air. and the second
is slow baking. For medium sized
pie two egg whites and three tablespoons
Of sugar are usually enough Have the
egg whites very cold and beat them
until they are almost stiff enough 10
stand alone. Then add the sugar
either glslnulated or powdered. Con-
tinue beating for at least three minutes
or until the meringue is stiff enough 10
stand In points when the egg beater is
lifted out. Spread lightly over the pie
and bake In a slow oven-~300 To 325 de-
grees-for o 10 10 minutes or unit!
brown Cool slowly. II the mcrinRue
Is baked too fast IL will be very :oiigii
and will shrink on cooling II 1t Is
cooled too quickly after baking IL may
wrinkle all over the top.
tCopsrght 1921
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1928-01-20

(xa,han,eI Ha.thnrpe. 1906 500 An.ri.
can ariter ia usually thought NJ as rather
gloomy IN hts stnrlca- Among hts works
are Tho Scarlet Letter The Great -t0ne
FACE - The Ambitious Guest ctr The
rrcsrut story u from the collection called
Twice told Tales.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1928-01-20

Answers ia readers questions regard
sag daet viii ~ gwen ny Wtnifred stuart
Gi3yiss food @petsatst writer and lecturer
0r nutrition. Questions should tse -.
sompHnied nY a self Addressed envelope
~ only those nf general interest ~lil ne
answered Ia this column. others viii he
answered through the mail Every effort
Wiii - made 10 answer questions
promptly hut tespsak the indtii
Rence Of our readers for any unavoidable
DELAY. The number NJ letters F"cetted -
large s~d EaSh rsust tske rs tBFB. Ad-
dress Winifred stuart Gihhs iHs Fourth
avenue New YOsh City
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1928-01-20

Those who search the market will
find that. with few exceptions, prices
have varied little If any during the
past two weeks. The lady Of the house
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1928-01-20
TONHrOES
FROM CUBA

loin pork chops, IS cents, prime roas.
pork. 80 cents; Corned beef. Is TO 35
cents; beef liver, 25 cents: breast of
lamb. l8 cents; calves liver, home
dressed, 10 cents.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1928-01-20
MENU FOR "A DAY.
BREAKFAST.
Stewcd Apricots
Bran with Cream
Plain Omelet
Bacon CurlS
Toast Orange Marmalade
Coffee
LUNCHEON
Corned Beef Hash
Diced BcetS
Rye Bread
Sponge Squares. Chocolate Sauce
Tea
DINNER
Cream of Celery Soup
Stuffed Steak
Baked Potatoes Dreamed Carrots
Vegetable Salad
Squash Pie
Coffee
PLAIN OMELET

PLAIN OMELET
To each egg allow teaspoon
flour and y cup milk. Break
eggs, then beat in -four. salt: add
milk gradually. then some bits
butter. Have frying pan with
hot butter ready on top Of range.
pour in and partly cook. Finish
cooking in hot oven. Beat eggs
separately If desired. If so. pour
whites in pan first, then rest onto
them.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1928-01-20

If carr recipe cslis for four eggs
snc SOuI eggs aFf ScbTcf lhe tpfts eggs
bnd m place ~ the foiTlh egg use
Off spoonful 81 eotnhisrfn Beat tie
segs sno GDfuftaf'n Dpgein tf Enf you
csu Gfty eny cas- ~ JlI TIE dihtfencs
For aon.s eSkes sou can i4As a asllle.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1928-01-20

Twice as many lll:sIs Owes : -
produced IN Switzerland n ~ ~,
year as n the preceding - llcn.1s.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1928-01-20

Sugar growers Of Cuba have decided
that tractors are cheaper. speeder and
easier IN operate than oxen.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1928-01-20

VIII you please tell me what foods
contain the most iron? My little girl IL
slightly anemic and ! want TO be sure
OF giving her the right kind Of food
Mrs z. J b.
The following foods are those richest
In iron. and should all be included in
the diet You do not nay how old yout
little girls Is. therefore ! would suggest
that sou submit this list 10 your family
physician for MS approval Spinach
swiss chard. raisinS, pF1Ines. rolled oats.
dry beans. peas and ientils. egg yolE $.
all green vegetables such AS 5eans.
celery, lettuce. asparagus and cabbage
whole grain cereals. dried fruits, in
Guiding dates. figs. raiAinB. some OF the
fresh fruits such as grapefruit, oranges.
pineapple; apples contain very srlall
amounts Of iron. but should be- included
In the diet for their other valuable min :
eraI and acid qualities Recent expert
ments have proved that liver and kid
ueyS are extremely valuable In supply.
ing iron for cases Of this kind. The
amount used depends on the individual.
requirements. your doctor viii be able
70 tell how much should be used
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1928-01-20

Have salt and pepper any food vaiue2
Can one Use 100 much salt. and II 40
what will be the reslit?-R q. NJ
Salt Is source Of sodiuni~~one nj
the minerals required BY ihe body. but
pepper ana other spices ana seasoning
have no nutritiye value Some of them
when used with discretion. have
dietetic value ~ they increas the
of combinations possible The uge ~
such Seas0nlngs can. however. be abuAec
ard when used 10 excess they over
stimulate the digestive system and do
actual harm TOO much salt H. very
apt " cause disturbances ~ ths I'D
Deya.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1928-01-20
SOTJASH PIE

SQUASH PIE.
One and one half cups squash,
cup boiling milk, 1. cup sugar
or sirup. teaspoon cinnamon
pinch salt and ginger. egg.
slightly beaten. Stir all together
well, bake in one crust.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1928-01-20
SPONGE SQUARES.

SPONGE SQUARES.
Two eggs. yolks and whites
beaten separately put table
spoons hot water mot boiling)
into yolks and beat we'll. then
add :. cup sugar and beat again,
then the beaten whites. Then
add cup -four with ~ tea
spoon baking powder sifted
through it, Flavor with vanilla.
Chocolate sauce-Mix Il table
spoon cocoa with tablespoons
sugar and tablespoon corn
starch. Cream with tablespoon
butter. Turn over it l'2 cups
warm milk. Cook until creamy.
II too thick. thin with hot water
or milk. Flavor with vanilla.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1928-01-20

Can you tii me how 10 make a go,d
Imperial Valley press., 1928-12-10
To Make New Films

Plans submitted by the Philip J.
Mcany Advertising Company were
disapprovcd rs the board momhors
felt they were outside Of thc b"dcrf
limit.
Films Of valley ,fndustrios and
places Of Interest win be mad", re-.
placing the old onrs which are in
need Of repair. These films arc
owned by the county and vii be
placed at Exposition Park IN Los
Angeles for exhibition purposes.
Immigration TO Imperial county is
the principal object Of the board
Of trade, members Of which serve
without salary. It is under The di-
rect supervision Of the board e
supervisors. and carries on an cf-
foctivr program Of valley adsrlt!s-
ing.
Those attending were r. Y. War.
son, +. W Lott, L. NJ. Thompson
and p. A. Harrigan, county Lnrticu'.
tural commissioner.
Imperial Valley press., 1928-12-10
NORTHCOTT MAY
MAKE ANOTHER
DESERT VISIT

LOS ANGELES, Dee. 1O.-Gor-
don Stewart NorthcOtt's health per-
mittng he may be taken into the
Moiavc desert again today by Los
Angeles and Riverside county off
GERS seeking bodies of his purported
victims.
Northcott, recovering from a min
or ease of influenza, still was in the
Jail hospital put physicians said he
would be able to go outside without
danger sometime today or tomor.
row.
The accused slaycr's illness fol,
lowed a previous trip in which he
led officers on an all night goal.lcss
trip over the Moiavc.
lie failed to live up to Il promise
to show places of interrmcnt and of.
ficcrs, naturally, are anxious to To-
caE these burial spots, if any.
Despite the claims Of authorities
TO complete case against tke
youth. some observers believe the
finding Of such bodies almost cs.
Scntial TO the state.
Whether he takes the desert trip
or not. Northeott probably will be
moved to the Riverside county jail
tomorrow for arraignmcnt Wcdrcs
day with h;S mother Mrs. Sarah l..
Northcott, on n joint indictment
charging the murder of nine year
old Waiter Collins.
In addition to this one charge in
which lie is named with his mother
NorthcoCt already has answered in
dictments accusing him of the slaH
ing Of an unidentified Mexican and
! Nc',oa and Lewis WinSlow. He Is
scheduled to 90 TO trial in Riv"rSid,
January >, on the latter three
! counts.
| Northcott's father, Cyrus, was
reported to have agreed to be a wit
ness at the trial aud to tell a'i h
knows Of the conduct Of the North
colt chicken ranch, asserted srcn'
Of the series Of killings.
Imperial Valley press., 1928-12-10
Distance Runner
Reported Missing
Since Last March
ny United Press Leased Wire

Los ANGELES. Dec H.. Police
wcra tolI today that John Seller,
"'Taa FNiug Naun,' Las not boon
located ly fgIrrd~ since lo ahan-
dourd at san Hnrnrdiao am at
tempt to oy,takc r. e. Pyle'~
Mararhon runners last March.
Seller, backed hy Barney Imhiu.
Hollywood film executive, left Los
Angeles "fter Pylc's derby coutcs-
taut> with the promise to beat them
all into N.w York..
At san Boruardiuo, lis trainer
announced ha was unfit t. continue
and Lis rm stopped there.
knowledge that hn was missing
came from his lmdialy here Who re-
ported tu.s >,t,@l ot hl> trophies
wore stolen from her. Size SAID be
u,yrf returned To COLLECT his per-
>oral belongings. Inquiries i'm the
east failed to .y,~ts linn, Size said.
~efaef u.> GradUatra If Tu.aae,
class a. l9232. and MIS- w.d i known
rs q distance ruHuer.
Imperial Valley press., 1928-12-10
Death Claims
Veteran Jurist
ny United Press Leased Wire

Los ANGELES. Dee. 10 i,r>-
kline NJ Eess. - year old Veteran
mri>r of C.Iifou5a and United
States counts, died here To-day attos
Il short illness.
puring LIS career ON til l.nch
Justice Ross served respectively -
Justice @: the California supreme
court, United States district iudg"
for Southern California, and Justice
OF the United States circuit court
Of appeals.
At ono time he vas a law partner
of stephen VI. White, United States
senator md Democratic leader
lie was born in Culpepper county,
Virginia, aud fought on The >idn Of
the contcderaay during the Citl!
War.
Imperial Valley press., 1928-12-10
Guilty Plea By
Mrs. Grimes

Los ANGELES, Dse. 10.-Mrs,
Callie Grimes. key figure in the
Councilman Carl l. Jacobson morals
scandal, pleaded guilty today to Il
charge q rcsorting preferred against
her whe,. she WAS arrested with
George Keller in a downtown hotcl
room in November
Mrs. Grimes previously lad asked
for q jury trial but She waived that
today. She viii be sentenced We'd
ncsday Keller pleaded guilty last
week and was fined so.
Councilman Jacobson and Mrs.
Grimes were taken into custody ON
the same count -rcsorting-wi hc
was found with her in Il bedroom -
her home more than wear ago,
The grand jury now is considering
an affidavit sworn by Mrs. Grimes
in which She said she vas paid by
underworld leaders ana police Off
GERS to lure jacobson iu;o a comIro-
missing position.
Imperial Valley press., 1928-12-10
LEAGUE COUNCIL
OPENS SESSION
IN SWITZERLAND
BY HENRY WOOD
(United Press Staff Corespondent)

LUCIANO, Switzerland, Dec. TO-
The council Of the League of Ma
tions convened here today for lis
-@rd session. Foreign Minister AriS-
tide iriand Of France, president Of
The council presided.
The meeting was private and the
agcnda for lhe coming session was
considered
Fear was expressed that the chief
benefits derived from the league
meetings might he frustrated by
the condition Of King George Of
England. After receipt Of the even
ing bulletin on the Kings coudi-
tion, it was said that Sir Austen
Chamberlain, British foreign sccre-
tary, might be compelled 10 rcturn
10 London
Statesmen herc w,re qao' i as ~
gardiEg the leagu" council sessions
far less Important than private com
vrrsatiouS between foreign minis.
ters, and they were convinced these
conversations would D. poiu;lcSS I
Chamberlain could rot be present.
The principal item on the agcuda
Of the present session is the cr,a-
tion Of the league new permanent
central opium board, bat the recent
refusal Of the t. :. to participate
in the creation Of tins board has
raised the question Of whether the
council has the authority To act
alone.
The board WAS the principal in
novation in thr leagues intcrna-
tional opium convention Of 1875.
The pmpoSc Of the board was to
keep q close check ON the entire
question of the production and dis
tribution Of harmful drugs 50 that
il would be able to demonstrate any
country is producing more than it
required for medical and scientific
purposes and whether any country
is importing more than is needed.
Imperial Valley press., 1928-12-10
ALI DIN GIVES
DEM ONSTRATION .
OF HIS SKILL

Al-Nin the yoang rsyy1i, mar
vel who has cau,,d the world 10
wonder AT his mental fcats. as
founded undrcdS of FL Ccutraus,
WHO crowded tie main streets OF the
ritN at uo.u today, when he drove
Willie hInJl6ldcd and alone through
ta- lu>ine~t district in Chrv>Irr
-" sedan furnished by the Bur-
Motor company.
On lis tour through the business
district Ad-Djn. who opened Il four
night performance last night at the
Theatre tuIaug, stopped at Is
stores. Left the machine and in each
establishment gave an exhibition
uf his a, uhivu startled ouluokrr~.
Following ar. the business houses
visited:
cecil Gil,u's Service station,
caemouc's Drug >,orr. L. 5. cafe,
Hea ue#rng Rubber company.
ca.,au and CLAYTON dry cleaners,
Hof,. Annex. DrIuNe cleaners.
>sev. '~ Coffee shop. owl Eill.arj
aaa.or>, L 4 Front grocery, Martin :
National bakery Marcot : AmN|
ami Navy Store, Nryglaud studio,
+. Crescent Jg"r.if company. .IeukinS-
rho Jea.e.er 1T Cputee Drug store,
Aitz rl4err SIP. Charles Iar'~
coffee shop.
At several - his stops Alt-pin
gave ,Nh.bit,ous ot his uaraauy
>kill which amazed ;l.o>c WHO vii
! messed then.
AT.piu claims llat mental tel"-
pa,'E, or nlar j commonly called
mind rradirg. is merely an ad,aurci
sep i'm IL. priGripa!, cf radio, aud
not ui.ls eL".u~ >uch. 5at viii dou-
ous.tat. rav tra,a .i' taey y."im while
Shaving n IT,. Theatre Tulane.
Hi, amuu>rHatiuu' i huo~u a~
"a m,nt#l >.aaee. whereby he
; @ra~p> thought vibrations from the
minds of us-maar, Of the audience.
/ iHtagIrr. same #nd H~iHg. a> an aid
! to c,ncea'sa,.oa. genuine gazing
crystal. aa>W,g~ TIL, mental query.
y careful survey has proved that
9f', ot - answer, "r" correct. and
, lis rrr I'll fir receiving the Nibr:.-
| t.ens j. a-Ho,: perfect.
A3.-Iy.a Is nos T., ue rla-sed with
, f1e aomm.a "rrs~,.l gal.r oe mind
'ead,r.' - u has attained r.jn-
- perfection reached by t,". Ills
"ars j. - ..a-H.l an5 different Dr.
ha> attracted tta attention OF
scientists and blinking n,a If the
world. = pronounced were his first
tew demonstrations that Die remain-
ca in Nee Ioak city eHar t.ea solid
vear-, mE,,itEiag, mus.ng aad en-
/ t,ftainine. Now engaged i'm lis first
lraa>confa n'al toHt H. is appear
'Eg in person - IL. Tae.tr" Tulrne
u I, sad Including Wednesday
] night.
Wednesday afternoon ~ 2:aa. Ali
I Lin will 4.E- Il ps.,"t. performance
I fer ."a.r~ only a- ta. Taaatr.
Z Talal.. N m,u sill IT, admitted -
. tie 4-r- and women attending
! viii he free ~ ask any gl.-tiou
r..v aaE ] sir. 80 Ia-. .u>4.r.d.
Imperial Valley press., 1928-12-10
BOARD OF TRADE
MAKES PLANS TO
BOOST VALLEY

Advertising plans to boost I'm
HeriaI valley wore discussed at
meeting Of tie Imperial County
Hoarl ot Trade held Friday, with
i. \. Iiarrigau, secretary Of the
board During the business session
il Wa, voted 20 have o. Y. Black
burn make q road map Of the Bank
head highway as it affects the val
10y, to be used on stationary and
pamphlets Of the board Of trade.
Folders are now being compiled
bv Iarrigan on grapefruit, dairyiuc
and vegetable crop production, and
viii b" ready for distribution in tho
near future.
Desk space in the Los Angeles
Chamber Of Commerce office was
authorized ~ tb- hoard. ~, was the
employment Of an assistant Secrc-
tarr 10 Gerry on the work there.
Material for dairying publicity
20 Lc used i'm some large eastern
dairyiug center and for the Fresno
and Tu.arc sections was fayorabiy
discussed. and win be taken care or
hr IIarrigan, who j. collecting data
on tl" -utirrt
George cross appeared before tho
board asking that double page ad-
vrr' s-.r-at be placed in The san
Diego Union, lut this was deemed
inadyisable rs sufficient valley ad-
vcrtisjng has bem secured for tho
special addition. The request Of J.
D. Pr.tcharI for advertising in the
San Diego Magazine, sponsored h}
the chamber of commerce Of that
city. was turned down as the board
was unable 10 adjust its present
plans tp incrcas. its advertising
Imperial Valley press., 1928-12-10
Dancer Accused
OF Burglary
ny United Press Leased Wire

HOLLYWOOD, Dec. 10.-Jaunita
Montanva, the Spanish dancer who
recently filed and then Withdrew a
$1,000. .0C0 damage suit against Wa,-
lace Becrv. screen star. was accused
Of burglary in complaint issued
by the district attorneys office to-
day. 7A Z
Jewelrv. clothing and 4 baby cal
riago, aggrogating $500 in value.
were taken ~ Miss Montanya from
the home Of Mrs Frank Kelley. ac-
cording to the complaint.
In her action against Raorv, Miss
Nontanva charged lin with attack
ing her and being tie t=tAer Of Her
cliLl.
Imperial Valley press., 1928-12-10
Monday, December 10, 1923

been severely slashod about thF
throat by IIilario T.. Villar, of IA
sadena, following an alteration
which arose during the ride. Nillar
was held on suspicion of attempted
murder, police said.
Imperial Valley press., 1928-12-10
Boy Confesses
Killing Teacher
by United Press Leased Wire

SHERIDAN, Mich. Dec. 10. -
Sixteen %car OLD Jimmy Dcak.H, son
Of the .ianitor OF the sheridan hi.,
school, today confessed he killed
Miss Flossic Carter, = year old
tc,ehcr, whose body was found in
her automobile on Il lonely road ur@r
here sunday afternoon.
The hoy made Il detailed eonfcs-
Imperial Valley press., 1928-12-10
Bus Passenger
Badly Slashed

LOS ANGELES, Dee. 1o.-Albort
Driver, "A, of Dclano was near
death today from knife wounds In,
flictcd by a fellow passenger while
curoutc by auto bus to Los Angeles
last night, physicians at the Rccciv'
ing Hospital reported.
Driver was said by police to have
Imperial Valley press., 1928-12-10
Boy Accidentally
Shot By Brother

DELANO. Calf, Dec. IL. - Tho
lodv Of Lloyd Canup, 6. accidental
r. Killed by the discharge Of q shot
gun in the hands OF his brother
Floyd. II. was al It local mor'uarE
today awaiting an inquest.
The children were playing at III"
G3criale Gaa club ot which their
father : carrtaEcr. when 'he gan
in SOM" manner was discharged.
Imperial Valley press., 1928-12-10

sion to authorities this afternoon.
Yo.ug Dcalsin killed Miss Carter
with stone. II" threw the death
w.apon into sheridan Lake, IT." OF
fic,rS said.
Imperial Valley press., 1928-12-10
SUPREME COURT ADJOURNS

Nv United Press Leased Wire
WASHINGTON, Dee. 10. - Iho
[. S. Supreme Court today recessed
until Wednesday, January :.
Imperial Valley press., 1928-12-10

Crcstlinc, the high-up part Of San
Bcrnardino county, is a new school
district with II pupils.
New Britain herald., 1928-03-06
D00LEY & C0. WIN
 FROM BOYS CLUB
Cont.nued from Preceding Fagel

count 4-55 Farparian missed four consecutive free tries as Cropler went cr' on fouls Then RereC , made one good and pcolev close I FhN game, s he had begun l', with ] sweeping dash and q score,
 noolev "-as by all odds the out s'andlng Boston player and showed that he had lost no whit of the speed he displayed 3 year ago sharlng z honnrs with hlnl u-ers Nick Gill and
 Fsd Compagnone, who carried the burden ot New Britains ofiense and also did a lna1or portion fthe de tensive work. Reds man scored just one basket, and that cams early m the game before h. Ras warmed ur Fofta, playing much faster man orked n1anfu'lF- with Doolsv and deserves much credit Carta,n Woods Of the visitors played an er- cfnent 9efenelyc game and also hroEe lnto the scoring at critical ouncturas. Twelve missed foul ahot- hurt Ne" Eritsln's chances terribly
 The teams will play return game 'n Boston on Saturday night. March
 he T15l'lnE tam rlll be guest. of honor at ? social at the club tht4 evening. nath dancing, games. and retr's shmentz. The Rovs' club drum corps, under the dlrection ct Fetcr Nrtrann. -ave } rleaslng eyh1t1tlon between the halves last night Wi lam Zeisler. Jr. featuring with baton " lnEInE emonetr7lon hs summary ot the game