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New Britain herald., 1928-06-02
Reformation Lutheran

The festival of the Holy Trinity
Holy communion at 10 a. m. Sunday
school at 1915 a. m.
Tuesday evening the church coun-
ell will meet at 5 o'clock.
The religious school will meet
"Wednesday and Thursday after
Moons.
The WOmen's Missionary society
will meet Thursday afternoon at $50
O'Clock.
New Britain herald., 1928-06-02
South Congregational

Sunday, $3.50 a. M, senior high
school, young peoples grades, and
others; $3.50 a. m. 1talian-American
department OF the church school:
1880 a. M. worship at the Hunter
road branch OF the Italian mission,
preacher. Rev. Dominic D'Addario;
1880 a. M, morning worship; HAS
a. M. beginners department.; 1910
p. M, primary, junior and inter-
mediate departments: ESQ p. m.
church school at the Hunter roa d
mission; $50 p. m, Assyrian wor-
ship. sermon: THE Ascension of
Jesus: p. M, Italian worship at
South church, preacher. Rev. Joseph
S. Paladino.
Monday, 1850 p. m, Y. P. S, c. E,
topic: MY Plans For a Protita BILE
summer" leader, August Lazzarini,
Tuesday: . p, m. meeting of the
Assyrian women for Bible study; 1
y. m, jolly Juniors Of the Assyrian
mission.
Wednesday, ESQ p. M, united
week day church school, grades
four and five.
Thursday, S:h0 p. M. United week
day church school. grade s; 7:15
pm, The Boys Religious club Of
the Assyrian mission; 1880 p. M.
prayer melting OF the Assyrian mis-
sion; 1880 p. M, practice Of the boys
orchestra.
Friday. 400 p. NJ, Troop |, Girl
Scouts; 900 p, m, Troop II, Eoy
Scouts; ZOO p. M, choir rehearsal
at the Hunter road branch of the
Italian mission.
New Britain herald., 1928-06-02
Stanley Memorial

Sunday, $3.50 Il. M, junior. inter-
mediate and senior departments
church school; 1o:45 a. NJ, morning
worship and anniversary service;
1900 noon, primary and beginners
departments.
Monday 80 p, m, Boy Scouts
Troop IL.
Tuesday, ZOO p. M, Girl Scouts
Troop Is.
Wednesday,, $50 p. M, United
week day church school, grades
three and four.
Thursday, 2:3o p. m. meeting OF
the Ladies' Aid society; 7:45 y. M,
meeting OF the Young Peoples So
ciety
Sunday, June II. 1o:45 a. M,
Childrens Day exercises and bap-
tisms.
New Britain herald., 1928-06-02

International Bible students Assn.
Sunday. 1000 a. M. to 200 y. m.
volunteer service: 500 p. m. Bible
New Britain herald., 1928-06-02

No John Erickson this
Quincy,
a Mrs..
baby. her mother
There thing Mr. Erickson did
Adophne
Jarne
as
New Britain herald., 1928-06-02
Trinity Methodist

A1u"ty .HttileWtSSt
Sunday. $50 a. m., Women's Bible
class. church school; 1o:45 a. M.
morning message, The Place of
Prayer 6:15 p. M. Epvorth league
Monday, ESQ p. m, Sunshine So
ciety.
Tuesday afternoon, South End
Hospital group at lis kensington
avenue. Methodist group at the hos
rital; $50 p. M. Pilathea class: 7:15
p. M. Boy Scouts; 7.45 p, m. class
meeting.
Wednesday, $50 p. M, Week day
religious school, third, fourth, fifth
and sixth grades.
Thursday. 800 p. M, Week day
religious school, seventh and eighth
grades; 7:45 p. M. mid-week ser
vice.
The Chlldren's Day offering next
Sunday is given 10 the Student Loan
fund maintained by the board of
education OF the church. This fund
Is used for the purpose of aiding
'h''i ouls' stuueIllS III tnelr endeaNOr
to get education.
The Junior Aid society will hold
its last meeting of the year with
election Of officers on Tuesday night
at O'Clock in the church.
An Epworth league group rally
viii be held in the church on Friday
evening, at 1880. The committee has
planned an interesting program.
The Hartford district meeting of
the Women's Foreign Missionary So
clety will be held Thursday in the
Southington Methodist church. Mrs.
Lucie NJ. Norris is to be the speake
The morning session is at 1O:45
O'Clock and the afternoon at 200
O'Clock.
Sunday morning, June "A, is being
reserved as Graduation Day in the
church school. The exercises will be
held at $50 o'clock in the auditor
lum OF the church.
Next Sunday will be Children's
Day. A special program including the
baptism Of children will be carried
cut at the morning service.
New Britain herald., 1928-06-02

gregational church tomorrow even
ing. All members of the society will
meet promptly at the First church
chapel at 6:45 o'clock to so by auto
to the Berlin church.
A meeting of the missionary COM
mittee will be held at the home OF
Mrs. +. G. Plat. 80 Grove Hill. on
Wednesday evening at 1880 O'Clock
The spring outing of the Mems
Bible class will be held at the home
of A. w. Stanley, Stanley Quarter,
on Saturday afternoon from 600 10
700 o'clock. Lewis b. Gibson is
chairman of the committee in
charge. Members will meet at the
chapel.
Children's Day will be celebrated
on Sunday, June II.
First Baptist
Sunday, 10:45 a. M, morning SER
vice, sermon by Rev. William Ross,
Subject; Confidence and Charac-
adult clafses.
Monday. $50 p. NJ, Boy Scouts.
Tuesday, 7:45 p. M, the members
of the W. W. G. will meet at the
home of Miss NADIA Wheaton, 1856
Dwight street.
Wednesday, ESQ p. M, the Loving
Service class will hold its meeting
in the Girl Scout room: $3.50 r. m,
religious training school.
Thursday, 7:45 p. H., mid week
service.
Friday, $50 p. M. monthly meet
ing Of the Woman's society. Mission
airy program by Miss S. f. Banks.
subject: Flowers from Missionary
ri ~ -
New Britain herald., 1928-06-02
REV. B. B. STYRING IS
YOUNG FOLKS PASTOR
Was Probation Officer and Inter-
csted In Scouting and Other
Juvenile Activities

Rev Benjamin B. Styrine, the new
assistant pastor at st. Marks Epis-
Imperial Valley press., 1928-12-26
MOAIE s
sessNxs., .ekss,.sassIsAAxAe1sfsa1-

Declared to be the best fliH 1T
which Norma Shcqrcr has appeared
Since "I!is Private Secretary was
released '.Thc Lady OF Chance
comes to the West Coast lmp'rl9
Theatre tonight for a two daN SlaH'
The stars latcsf film has an IN
triguing plot and movie patrons VINO
are accustomed to being ab'" to
figure out the end Of the picture
long before it arrives, are going t"
have their wits taxed to figure
this ONO out.
There is Il splcu id cast support
ing Miss Shcarrr and an aIl-sta,
comedy "Tights, is also offered
rs well as Fox n"wsrccl.
The Junior chamhrr Of commerce
Midnight Frolic," win be present
I'd ut thr Imprri;, theatre follow
ing the regular performance on
New Years eve. The juniors promise
real smart sho1 from start TO
finish, with plenty cf fun, music
and songs, Il is believed by the
committee in charg" that the " Mid.
night Frol.c' VIII provide an cN-
ccllcnt place for local residents 10
vcfcono In the New Year.
Imperial Valley press., 1928-12-26
Chinese Given
Jail Sentence

Wong Dong, 80, Chinese laundry.
man arrested at Ca1eXico some time
ago ON Il charge of having 20 cans
Of smoking opium in his possession
was sentenced by Federal Judge
Mccormick at Los Angeles Thurs
day to pay 4 fine of 5000 and serve
Il Jail term of six months.
Dong has begun to serve the
term in the county jail here. Ac-
cording to his attorney, Ernest Il.
Utlcy, the Chinese pleaded guilty
to the charge.
Harry Donncr, 80, and r. Ortiz
60, were sentenced by Judge Crit
fin, at Brawley Monday to pay
fines of $50 o. serve 10 days in
Jail on third offensc drunk charges.
H.. Cordola was given similar sen
tcncc by Judge Griffin on Il second
offcnsr drunk charge.
George Pollen, 24, was given a 60
day jail term by Judge Griffin
Monday on petty theft charge.
w. J. Blue, 81, and H.. c. Ham.
ilton, 46, were sentenced to 30-day
Jail term by Judge Lorenz ut Ca.
lrxico Saturday ON petty theft
charges.
Imperial Valley press., 1928-12-26
YOUNGSTERS HAVE
Tim E
At ELKS PARTY

I'll Centr0 Youngsters packed every
portion of the West Coast Imperial
Theatre yesterday when they were
guests of FL Ccntro lodge of Elks
and Manager Herb Norris at the
Elks' annual Christmas party,
\ splendid Christmas bill was
presented fer the enjoyment of the
Youngsters and that they did enjoy
It was proved by their frequent and
animated applause.
Al the conclusion of the program
the Youngsters were sent out the
exits leading TO state street, being
greeted on the way out by Santa
claus. At the doors the ElkS had
established their stations with boxes
q oranges, apples, candy and other
Christmas fare. These were distri-
butcd among the children, each re-
cciving supply As they filed past.
Chief OsWalt halted traffic on
state street between Sixth and
Seventh streets when the young
stors were released into the street
in order TO minimize any chance Of
tIttlttHlS IL tItill. All llbhSil nun
drcdS Of tots were at the program,
there were no accidents of any kind.
Boy Scouts helped the police in regu-
lating traffic in thc square about
the theatre.
1t was impossible to keep an ac-
curate check Of the Youngsters bat q
conservative estimate placed the
number at we'll above the Loo
mark. ElkS were stationed about
the theatre during the performance
to take care of any emergencies that
might have arisen.
|. \. Thomas, chairman of the
Christmas day program, today asked
the Press to express the appreciation
Of the ElkS to Manager Norris and
to all who aided in any way in max
ing the affair splendid success.
Imperial Valley press., 1928-12-26

bccr retained 10 defend Kilgorc.
Ttjavs SAID he may he assisted by
Attorney Edgar B. llcrvcv of san
Diego, formerly Of this city.
Although Nl|gorr's counsel de-
cGncd to comment, circumstances
surrounding the case are believed to
indicate good grounds for an insau-
ity plea. The fact that the youth ',
mind was continually burdcncd with
thoughts of his father 5 and moth
cr'S possible permanent cstrangc-
mcnt supplemented With the years of
hard work he had undergone in put
ting himself through college also
were stated unotficially MS Il prob
able basis upon which his defense
might be built.
rs a result of the tragedy in
which her son is involved Mrs. Kill
gore was seriously i'll at her homo,
l2Jll Mitchell avenue. Mar Vista,
according to advicrs received here.
On Christmas Eve the mother was
said to hc dclirious with fever and
to have moancl the name of her
son and Bartlcy repeatedly.
Pay is the next Oldest Of . fam
ily Of eight sons. Through his elder
brother Harold kilgore, said to opc-
rate radio shop at &o5 Santa
Monica boulevard. Santa Monica, it
WAS learned that Ray had given IN
s.rU,tion5 before ne lett for I'm
pcrial that no pictures of him We're
to be- given to newspapers under any
circumstances.
Imperial Valley press., 1928-12-26
ROSE ANXIOUS
ABOUT VALLEYS
WATER SUPPLY
Says Rights Should Be
Stipulated Beyond Any
Controversy.

Will Imperial Valley get all the
water needed to cary on its irri-
cation project, including the all
American cana, Wien Boulder dam
has been constructed in the Colora-
do riv~r'
Mark Rose, Il director of the I'M
pcrial Irrigation district, declared in
an interview today that the valley 5
rights should be stipulated beyond
controversy before the California
legislature agrees to the water al
lotmcnt for to:s >-atc as provided in
the bill which calls for 100000 acre
feet.
Rose said there will not be cnuogh
water to meet all of California 5
needs and he contendcd that Inn
rcrial Valley has q prior right which
should be fixed SO as to insure
against amy possible change.
The matter now is before the ir-
rigation board and a definite pro-
gram will be Designed for action
later.
Although the Swing johnson bill
las been signed by President Cool
idgc there are several angles of the
knotty problems of water ALLEGATION
and the like still to be settled, Rose
said.
Rose said there will not be enough
ChiIdcrs returned nome sunday "f-
ter being in Washington since short
~ before congress convened curly
This month.
Imperial Valley press., 1928-12-26
LOCAL. FILIPLNOS
HEAR ADDRESS
BY COUNTRYMEN

+. \. Lopez, dis rict manager of
the Philippine department OF the
National Thrift Corporation of
America, with headquarters in Los
Angeles, addressed n mass meeting
Of valley FilipinoS ut the Filipino
hail on Broadway last night.
Loprz has just finished an cXton-
.ivc trip throughout several west
ern states addressing his country
mrn and studying their conditions.
Discussing the cconon,ic condi-
tion ot filipinos in this country, h"
declared that "a number of evils
have arisen w!irl demand study
and ramcdE.
"Thcre i, a great influx Of Eli
uinos to the United States each
year, hc said. Most Of those
whom met in my travels art Young
mou. The r,Wcr arrivals win ac-
cnpj work It lower wages thaa those
who h4vc lived fot >cvcra. years
in this colr,try and who hay, .d1Pt-
cd thr AL.crican standard Of Ilv-
ing. This results in tht older on /,
losing positions @nd Serves 10 if.-
crease dissatisfaction and misun-
drrS ar6;"g5 among our cor,ntry-
men.
"Tbr Filipino who does not study
and save his money is another prob
lem. If he does not educate himself
or acquire property, he is ashamed
to % back to tine philippines and
eventually he loses an contact with
his family in the stands
I've should have definite OBJ
ject in life and sick to il. II vou
hav,n't had ih- chance t. &, 10
school don t bn discouraged save
your money. Say as mu,h as You
can and thcn 60 home and cstab-
liSl buSinc~, OF your own and be
your own boss. Save money aud then
90 home with your best impressions
If American homes and American
institutions.
\. Volasco acted as toas'mastnr
Other apcakrr, included Pa, firo
Martin, Y. Colcndros. b. IIautc- aud
+. Aroc.
Imperial Valley press., 1928-12-26
Pair Held For
Superior Court

Lewis Bray and G. L. Grocnwcll
were arraigncd on an cXtortion
charge Monday before Judge May
field. According to Police Chief
Sterling Oswalt, the charge was an
outgrowth Of the pairs alleged at
tempt to get SO from John Black
of this city on prctext that they
were Federal Officers.
Bray, who was arrested with
Grocnwell late the night of D"cem-
Der 90, according to police reports
was believed to have posed as am
officer and flashed - badgr.
Grccnwcll, the CHIEF said, was
,ilcl. throughout the whole affair
although be was taken into custody
bv Police Captain Frank McCasln
and Patrolmcn John Mayo and C..
/. Eoscnqucst with Bray.
Bray and Greenwich were admit
ted 10 $500 bail and the prclimIn-
airy hearing set for December p
Imperial Valley press., 1928-12-26

covered in his company after that,
il is said.
Ray. who graduated from Stan
ford University last spring, after he
had finished III Centre high school
and Junior college. reunited his
parents at Mar Vista and engaged in
tie washing machine business There
with his father.
The whole affair promised to end
amicably and things apparently We're
progressing smoothly enough when
The old sore was rcopcncd by the in
tcrccptcd love letter.
Rays fordcst hope crushed to
dust about his feet. I'm undcniahlc
passion tIarcj within him and he
vowed to kin Bartlcy. Despite his
mothers frantic pleas and attempts
10 stop him, according to his broth
crS who saw him stalk dctcrmincdly
from the house. kilgorc left muttcr-
ing, He sban't do it again, I'n
eee that hr dogSn' 7 wreck CTR home
thi. time
On the prctcyt that lc wanted to
deliver some Christmas packages in
Hollywood. the boy borrowed his
fathers car for the trip to Imperial
Valley. He purchased a shotgun to
supplement the 10 calihrc automatic
pistol he already had.
Utley Retained
Ernest t. Utley, farmer district
attorney of Imperial county, has
Imperial Valley press., 1928-12-26
Program At Tree
Greatly Enjoyed

In the presence of holiday
cros,d numbering several hundred
persons, the pupils Of the Eastsidn
school gave Il splendid program Of
christmas c&aais aad jubilee songs
at the Community Christmas ire,
Monday night
Undrr the direction Of Professor
W. \. Payne, principal Of the school,
the pupils sang many Of the old
,imc Christmas fa,oites and a'grp
,pirituals.
The public thoroughly apprccia-
ted the singing, aGl opplaudcd each
rumbcr generously. Professor Payne
and his pupils merit,d fac thanks
Of the lily far supplying an ai'pro=
pirate atmosphere 'or thp approach
ot Christmas. M"ay expressions Of
RMS, were baard from thos WI
formed II" audicnc" and II VS. fire
qucntly remarked that even more
residents should haze turned out 20
hear the singers.
Imperial Valley press., 1928-12-26
Question Mark
Plans Proceed
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san DIEGO, Calf, Dec. 26.--
When the army p,a"' Question
Mark takes the AIR january ! in
an attcmpt TO break the world :
endurance record. It probably will
be equipped with = catwalk which
may permit -cHgine repairs in mid
air, it was ANNOUNCED here today.
In ease Of minor trouble, it was
aid, rarachutc-ciad mechanics will
be ablc to move out along the wall;
.ul work on the motor. For such
attempted Repairs the Question
Nu', wiil fly 1T - hrigu'- which will
rDrm;t i; to gid" - minutes with
The propeller shut Off
Major Carl Spatz, commanding
officer Of tn" flight, said work al
ready was started 1n the catwalIi.
Under decision reached today
the Question Marx will begin its
fiight from a Los Angeles air port
not yet designated. Test flights
win b. made at Rockwell Field here
The Question Mark proposed TO
rofuol i'm mid-air md to run until
it, motors wear ouj.
Imperial Valley press., 1928-12-26
WOMAN STATES
SOCIETY LEADER
DOESN'T EXIST
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NEW YORK. Dee. 26.-Ncw
York society. long considered para
mount in the nation 5 social life
has been characterized as merely a
q" conglomeration by one of its
own members.
Mrs. Frank \. Nandcrlip, wife of
the former president of the National
city Bank of New York, gave her
opinion of New York social status
yesterday in way which members
of the "bluc book agreed lacked
that " Merry Christmas touch.
There is no New York society.
1t is simply Il eonglomcration, . she
said.
"Thc city has rot had any for
many ycars. since the time Of Mrs.
Astor. There cannot be society
without leader and there is too
much society in New York 10 have
n leader.
Imperial Valley press., 1928-12-26
Yuma Robbers
Get Big Haul

More than $1,000 cash. $1,000 in
checks and valuable Chinese iadc
aud diamond rings and other articles
of icwelry were stolen at Yuma,
Ariz., Christmas eve when burglars
blasted open the Wing Yirk Lung
comPany's safe there, according to
reports received at the shcrff's Of.
flee here.
Following is a list Of stolen goods:
One thousand dollars cash, $1,000 in
checks made to Wing Yick Lung com
pany, an Elgin watch, diamond ring,
pearl pin, Chinese Jade ring, Chinese
jade pin, bottle Of gold dust, Chin
csc gold chain and several 50 and
$40 gold coins.
Imperial Valley press., 1928-12-26
Inquest Held In
Staying Case
Continued From Page y

be stauach friend Of the family
until It was discovered some time
ago that the friendship was being
used TO mask his illicit attentions
toward his mother, it was revealed
in an account Of events leading mp
70 the tragedy.
Family Leaves Valley
As an outgrowth Of Nrs. Nilgorc ;
and Bartlcv 1c}aljons, 1T was stat
cd. divorce proceedings were insti-
gated but dropped ON Ray 5 plea.
a. also was stated that the sIay u 5
father sold his dairy near Imperial
at sacrifice in order that Mrs.
Kilgorc might be taken away from
Partlcy.
Before thc separation. letters as
serted to have passed between the
mother and the murdered man, were
said to have been seen by Ray.
When the frs difficulty was
smoothercd Owe Mrs. Kilgere was
declared to have promised faithfully
not to see BARLEY but she was d.s-
Imperial Valley press., 1928-12-26
Ell CentrO On
Good Behavior

Fl Centre bcnqvcd itself cx-
ceptionally wcil over the holiday,
with the result that there were no
cascs called before Judge Perkins
in the police court this morning.
"Thcrc were few minor cases
involving the attention of police, .
chief OswaIt said, "but none SER
i0ls enough to cause anyone to be
held for court. IT is an unusual
record 10 have no court after a
holiday and nope it happens Of
tcHer.
Imperial Valley press., 1928-12-26
PaOlirO Wins
Over Renault
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CALI, Colombia, Dee 26. -Paolino
Uzcudun, European heavyweight
and enc Of the leading contcudcrs
for the vacated heavyweight throne,
won a decisive victory over Jack
Rcnault, Canadian, in a Christmas
battle here.
Rcnault fought gamcly, especially
in the fifth and sixth rounds, but
the Basque obviously was his su-
ncrior. Paoliuo battered Ronault
unmcrcifully through the II rounds
but was unable to furnish the knock
out that 10000 fans demanded.
Imperial Valley press., 1928-12-26
sAWTELLE UNIT DEDICATED
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SNWTELLE, N0Tif., Dec. 20. =
More than LOO Veterans Of the
Civil, Spanisl-Amrrican and World
wars took part in the opening Of
the new S200,0O0 mess hall here
yesterday. An addition to the Saw
tcllc Soldiers Home, was made pos
sihlc by q special act Of congress.
Imperial Valley press., 1928-12-26
Sunken Rum Boat
Watched Closely
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SAN FRANCISCO, Dee. %. .-
The site of the sinking Of the third
power launch to be lost by rum run
u"rs in three weeks WAS watched
today by federal prohibition Off
rcra who believe an attempt will
be made TO raise line boat and sal
wage "A heavy load of liquo:.
The position Of the launch, which
went down from battcring of heavy
seas while running for shelter from
the holiday storm, was kept secret
by prohibition headquarters, where
it was said negotiations had been
made for a diver to work ON the
lost craft.
Imperial Valley press., 1928-12-26
CLAIMS CHAMPIONSHIP
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LINN, Pcru, Dee 26.-K. Q. Bris-
scrt, Peruvian wcItcrwcight, today
claimed the wcltcrwcight champion.
ship Of South America after his
knockout victory over Alberto Qni-
noncs, Uruguay, in the seventh
round Of their Christmas bout here.
The bout was scheduled for 10
rounds.
Imperial Valley press., 1928-12-26
FARMER SHOOTS WOMAN
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EDMONTON, Alta, Dee. &c
Harry IIaaschuk, %, La Fond far
mcr, today shot to death Mrs. j.
}. IyrShka, % year old ncighbol
woman, perhaps fatally wounded
John Triska, %, another ncighboI
and then killed himself. No motive
was advanced for lIaaschuk 5 ac
tiOns.
Imperial Valley press., 1928-12-26
Bombing Blamed
Upon Politics
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CHICAGO, Dee. 70 Bombing Of
the homo Of Joseph Porcaro, a De
nccn political lieutenant, Was laid
by police today to q diSgruntIcd Of
flee seeker.
The explosion threw Porearo and
wife from their beds and damaged
thcir home to the extent OF Sl,5oo.
No one was hurt.
Imperial Valley press., 1928-12-26
FATAL AUTO ACCIDENT

HAWTIORNE, Calf, Der. &c
Julius Dorman, 70, was fatally in
jurcd whca struck down by tn"
automobile driven by y. r. league,
Of FL Segundo, yesterday. The aged
man died one hour after the acci-
dent.
Imperial Valley press., 1928-12-26
Explosion Hurls
Man Through Air
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LOS ANGELES, Dec. 36.-Tossed
- feet into the air By the impact
Of a ga tank explosion, II. Wirz
landed uuhurt in clump OF bushes
while two Of his follow employees in
street excavation were severely
injured today.
The injured men, Glen Hall and
Early Marklcy, received painful
burns and were removed 10 hosPi-
til. The blast occurred when Hall
punctured the gas tank with pick
he was welding.
Imperial Valley press., 1928-12-26
GARY'S ESTATE LARGE
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NEW YORK, Dee. 26.-Judgc
f.lbcrt II. Gary, chairman Of the T..
=. steel Corporation, left an estate
of %12.93s,072 when he died Angus
10, 1927, the state Tax Commission
announced today.
Appraisal Of the estate was made
by the New York Trust Co., manag'
ing executor and trustee.
Imperial Valley press., 1928-12-26
Disappearance OF
Girl UnsOlved
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SAN FRANCISNO, Dec. I6.-1
Mystery surrounding the disappear
ancc Monday of Mary Wiltcrmood,
II year old Grass Valley convent
student, continued today.
The girl has not been seen since
she visited the home Of cousin
she tclcphoncd DR., Ernest Tillman,
n Los Angeles physician, asking him
to meet her here Christmas day
md failed to keep the appointment.
The girl was spending the holi-
davs in her mothers s home.
Imperial Valley press., 1928-12-26
BERLIN BABY Dice
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new YORK, bee. 20. Irving
Berlin, .lr., the 2i-day y-old son Of the
composer, died yesterday Of heart
attack at the Bcrlin home. Mrs.
Berlin WIS formerly Ellen Mackay,
daughter of the head Of the Postal
Telegraph conlpan&.