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Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1928-07-03
BANKER IS CONVINCED
MISSING SON is FOUND
Howard Moran Uses Long-Distance
Phone in Questioning Young
Man in Los Angeles.

Howard Moran, vice president of the
American Security & Trust Co, an
nounced today after long distance
telephone call TO Los Angeles that he is
convinced the man who walked into
police station In that city Sunday and
said he was Alfred Willis Moran Is really
his missing son.
MIR. Moran questioned the young man
and said the answers could have been
given only by his son.
Alfred Moran told police he had sud-
denly regained his faculties after suf-
fering from loss of memory for year
He is married and lives in New Jersey
Moran said he had been held up in
New York City last June and slugged on
the head. losing his memory as result
of the blow.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1928-07-03

Six hundred stable boys at MalSon
Lafitte, France. recently went on strike.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1928-07-03

ventures, through the effective use OF
prussic acid, and both the surgeon and
his wife escape calumny while the
derelict Is deservedly marched of to
prison by Edward Arnold, who again
makes very satisfactory police In
spector and one not Of the ignorant
bull type.
In melodrama that used to be. vice Is
punished and virtue triumphs. In this
melodrama virtue is not so prominent.
So much for the play.
Robert Brister Is admirable both as
the surgeon and as the lover OF his
own wife, and Miss Lane is at her best
as the wife; Henrietta Grahame again
provides an exquisite bit OF character
work as the sometimes deaf maid OF
Deborah. and Charles Hampden further
demonstrates his ability as character
actor as DR.. Puttock, divisional surgeon
of the police. Mrs. Hubbard, too, con-
tributes some nice work as the nervous,
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1928-07-03

fieult the police have to solve, Jamison
SAYS, AT times orders are issued not to
admit any one. but these, he claims.
cannot be interpreted literally, contend
ing that policeman would promptly
lose his Job If ne excluded diplomats or
government officials hundreds of whom
he must know by sight.
On october !. 1922, after 80 years
continuous service at the White House,
Jamison was transferred to Police Court,
where he was detailed In the Office of
Assistant United States Attorney Ralph
Given. He remained in Mr.. GiVens Of
flee until few months ago, when i'll
health forced him TO stop work.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1928-07-03

The following Christmas Mr.. Cleve-
land gave Jamison $40 in remuneration
for the sum offered as reward, but
gift which he prizes even higher was re-
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1928-07-03
SMITH DECLINES
TO ADDRESS KHAN.
Two Prior Engagements for
July d Assigned as Reason
for Refusal.

] 6F Tue ASSoClateO FFeSS.
NEW YORK. July 3--With no formal
! political conferences on his schedule
Gov. Smith today looked forward TO q
only with patriotic and routine mat
! tiers
| I'm trying TO ease off little bit
| he explained The excitement of the
/ crowd coming home from Houston and
of the last few days generally has been
trying and what want most now is
day or two of rest.
Tomorrow the Democratic presidential
nominee is scheduled to make two
patriotic addresses. one at the annual
Tammany Hall Independence day eXer-
ciSeS at the old wigwsm. on Fourteenth
street soon To be torn down. and the
other before $4,000 newly naturalized
citizens in City Hall Park. Politics will
be taboo at both meetings.
Declines Klan's Invitation.
Gov Smith has declined an invita-
ton TO address q July Ku klux Khan
meeting in Queens borough.
The governor said he had accepted
two invitations for the day month ago
and declared that's enough for any
man"
Senator j. Thomas Heflin. his bit
terest political foe. is scheduled to adj
dress the Khan meeting
During the day Gov. Smith saw sew
eraI Democratic leaders, but said their
visits were purely social and that poll
ties was not discussed.
The governor is avoiding political dis
cuSsions pending the two high lights
of the Democratic pre-eampaign period
One of these will be the meeting of the
rOt,ay,aiffaa harn 1t1lB a
which time new chairman and other
officers are to be named. and the other
his formal speech of acceptance OF the
nomination at Albany late in July or
early in August,
Acceptance Speech Real keynote.
The speech of acceptance Is likely
10 BIZ the real keynote" presentation
Of the issues upon which the governor
expects to make his fight He has let
il be known that he will elaborate his
views on prohibition in his acceptance
address.
A statement by Josephus Daniels, Sec
rotary OF the Navy under President
Wilson, urging Southern Democrats to
vote for the party candidate and later
fight In Congress any attempt to modify
the prohibition laws. was called to Gov.
Smiths attention.
II have already said" commented the
governor. that would make my posi-
ton perfectly clear in my acceptance
address"
kilograms cablegramS and letters OF
congratulation continue 10 pour in on
the governor from all over the world
One of those received was from Trader
Horn. whose real name is Alfred Alloy
sius Smith
''Heartiest eonviyial congratulations
to Gov. Smith as one Alfred Smith To
another" the South African author
wired from England.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1928-07-03

ceived at the same time--a card In
scribed Merry Christmas by the Pres
ident's children, who had just learned
to write.
1t was at 2:07 am, February is, 1898,
when Jamison, in making his rounds,
heard the Presidents telephone ring,
Answering. he found Secretary OF the
Navy Long on the wire with the inior-
nation that the Maine had been blown
up. The Secretary was undecided as
To whether the President should pc
awakened, finally deciding that 1t would
not be necessary. A few minutes later,
however. the Secretary again called ana
Informed Jamison he was sending
Government official to the White House,
and instructed the policeman To AWAKEN
the President.
Jamison declares Mr. Mckinley
walked up and down In his study when
awakened, murmuring The Maine
blown up, the Maine blown up" In the
dim light Of the single lamp Jamisoh
says Mr.. Mckinley reminded him very
much Of pictures of Napoleon.
Always favorite of children. Jami-
son seemed to take special delight In
telling of Quentin Roosevelt. Quentin,
he says, used to come down to him at
the front door just before bedtime and
have the policeman sing to him. Inc
lad was particularly fond of swing
the Irish ballad, Mick Dolans Mule.
which Jamisen composed himself.
Quentin quickly learned the words and
never tired Of hearing the policeman
repeat them.
Guarded Wedding Gifts.
Jamison recalls with pride the respen-
sibility intrusted to him when Alice
Roosevelt was married and he was de-
tailed to guard the presents. He was
given the same task at the marriage VI
Jessie Wilson and at the time OF the
silver wedding anniversary OF President
and Mrs. Taft.
In his interview with Star reporter
JamiSon kept reverting 10 the days
when the White House employees were
like a family" With obvious enjoy
ment he recalled the days when Christ
mas WAS celebrated by them with a
punch bowl, and the President made
every employs the gift Of turkey.
Comparatively few arrests are made
by White House policemen, but JamiSon
has made several. One Of the persons
arrested by JamiSon was woman who
appeared at the front door early one
morning, with a suit case III her hand
and asked 10 see the President. From
his long years Of experience the police
man was able to tell pretty accurately
who should be admitted and who should
net. lie was certain that this partie-
ular woman should be excluded, but
found 1t difficult TO convince her that
she could not be admitted. Finally
she turned away and her final remark
was, "You ought to be killed along with
the rest VI them
Changed His Tactics.
Immediately Jamison changed his
tactics, and answered; We'll. to show
YOU my hearts in the right place, I'll
let you in. Come right this way"
The woman was led to room In the
rear of the house and placed under ar
rest. In her suit case was found q
loaded revolver.
The problem of admitting the right
people TO the living quarters OF the
white House is probably the most Diff
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1928-07-03

excitable and somewhat emphatic sis
ter of the eminent surgeon; Karl Mel
sen is very good Childress, his butler,
and Billy Phelps does not lose his pop
ularity, even though this week he again
labors with a rather nondescript part
that, probably through the neglect OF
the authors, is neither one thing nor
another. The cast is large one. but
not one OF them all is lacking in any
particular. IT
one scene Of the play. very lurid
combination of red and black, gives an
idea of what woman with olsofoer-
ed mind can devise in the way OF a
living apartment. 1t admirably serves
its purpose however, and also wins ohs!
from the audience.
.
Six hundred stable bows at MalSOn
Amerikai Magyar hirlap = American Magyar journal. [volume] (Youngstown, Ohio) 1911-1942, 1928-05-24

haz lellsesze a mallt vasarnap az
eleviilhetetlen evangeliumi igaz-
sagokat, amely napon uJabban
megemlekeztiink Jezus menny-
bemeneteler6l ICY scent TAM
tas leven "a f0ldi halhatatlan-
sag, meg pedig Mate 1S-ik resze-
mex 2O-ik verse alapjan: "Ime, en-
veletek vagyok mindennapon e
vilag vegezeteig''. Megmagyaraz-
van, hogy milyen ertelemben van
veliimk a memybe szallt Jezus es
mikep elhetiink mi is halalunk
utan is e fold0n; AZ istentiszte-
let kozben, a vasarnapi iskolas
n0vendekek Mokas szerint gyo-
ny0riien enekeltek Kinda Marglt
orgona kiserete mellett ..zengjen
halaenek, mihden ajkon zeng-
jen''. .,.
Egyhazi majalis. AZ egyhaz-
kozseg els6 ms&lisa julius no
4-en lesz megtartya, meg pedig a
Bodi testveriink- s1gyonyorii sep
fekvekii farmjan, amelyre az elo-
kesziiletek folyamatban vannak.
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elSadason, ez iranyban hataro-
zott 6hajuknak adtak kifejezest.
Mihelyt a hivatalos meghivaso-
kat megkapja Noegylet, azon-
nal kesziil, hogy masutt meg jobb
eloadast produkahasson. Addig
lis hetenkent egyszer probal, hogy
legalabb ne felejtse el senki a
szerepet.
Miikedvel0 K0riink a multi va
sarnap tartotta rendes havi gyii-
,leset, melyen NJ tag gyanant fel-
yette Safran Istvant. Az ifjusag
is ktsziil, hogy julius vssen egy
sep es erdekes darabot mutasson
be fenyes el6adasban.
Amerikai Magyar hirlap = American Magyar journal. [volume] (Youngstown, Ohio) 1911-1942, 1928-05-24
A NILES, or REFoRMATUs
EGYHAZ HIREI
K3zl;. CSEPKE ISTvAN ref. lelk6sx
Templom West Second Street-en.
Par6chia a templommal szemben.

Temetes. Multi heten penteken
delutan temette ell lelkesziink Do
hos Istvan testveriinket, aki t. ho
16-an hajnalban hunyt el hosszas
betegseg utan. A szertartas a
haznal kezd6d0tt imadsaggal es
r0yid beszeddel, oman temp
lmba vittek a holttestet. lit tar
tott a lelkesz felette predikacl6t
es bucsuztat6t innen kisertek XII
a resztvev6k kopors6t az egye-
silt protestans felekezetek varosi
temet0jebe. A Nilesi Els3 Magyar
IBetegsegelyzS Egylet, melynek
az elhunyt .tagja volt, testiiletileg
kiyonult S az egyleti tagckon kl-
viii nagyszamu k0z0nseg vett
reset ugy halottas haznal, mint
a templomban yegzett szertarta-
son. AZ elhunytat edesanyja
mostoha atyja, ket leanya, veje
testvere, ap6sa, any6sa, nagy XII
terjedesii rokonsag gyaszol3ak
kikrol mind megemlekezett a lei
kesz a bucsuztat6ban. Vigasztaljs
meg oket gyaszukba ban kegyelen
Istene, az elhunytnak pedig le
gyen pihenese csendes a hossz'
szenvedesek utan.
Haziestsly. Noegyletiink szom
| baton este osszejovetelt tartot
templomunk basementjeben, mel.
0ssze i0vetelen a lelkesz Lorant
Amerikai Magyar hirlap = American Magyar journal. [volume] (Youngstown, Ohio) 1911-1942, 1928-05-24

A SEEMS ISfSan fssl baseball csapat
Gregosits Jozseffel, Hauser Fiji
lappel Is ssass Antallal meger0-
sitve all XII Vasarnap delutan a
hegyen lev6 Borts jatekteren a
kitin0 st. Rocco csapat ellen a
rendes Liga-merk6zesen.
A magyar fiuk, akiknek ma
gyon hianyzott a trening, er6sen
felkesziiltek merk6zesre, hogy
kik0sz0riiljek a multi vasarnap
ert 10 csorbat, amelyet Sheer
Tailors csapata inert ra.
A magyar kozonseg jol tenne,
ha elmenne magyar fiukat buzz
ditani a gyozelemre.
Amerikai Magyar hirlap = American Magyar journal. [volume] (Youngstown, Ohio) 1911-1942, 1928-05-24

IIy LSuZSdUna eleteTOl eS JcllcHHt-
r5l tartott szhbad el6adast, amit
Ia jelenlev6k sodaado figyelemmel
hallgattak vegig. Sandvichet, te-
at, siitemenyeket Csolty J6zsefne
es Fiilop Istyanne szolgaltak fel,
ut6bbit azonban betegsege Matt
Zs6fi leanya helyettesitette.
PJnk0sd iinneplese. A lelek
iinnepe ugy latszik melt6 keretek
kozott lesz megiinnepelvc egyha-
zunkban, legalabb erre enged ko-
vetkeztetni az szepszamu ko-
z6nseg, mely templomunkat a
multi vasarnap latogatta.
Elokesziiletelx. + h6ten kedden,
csiit0rt0k0n Is szombaton lesz-
mex 1biinbanati el6keszit6 isten-
tiszteletek este fel s orakor.
A piink0sdi sorrend pedig ko-
vetkezo: els6 napjan reggel fel
|11-kor iinnepi istentisztelet es az
Urvacsora kiszoIgaltatasa, d. u.
g orakor 4halaadsls, masodnapjan
pedig d. E. fsf.fl 6rakor iinnepet
bezar6 istentisztelet. Kerjiik azo-
kat, akik husvetkcr veiink iinne-
peltek, jSijenek el ismtt, aSik pc
dig alskor barmi okbol elmarad-
tax, p6toljak ki most a mulasz-
tast.
Majus 29-en egyhazunk tame
mulatsagot rendez sajat penztara
iavara Chestnut Streeten levo
Roman Hallban. Remeljiik, hogy
amennyiben masnap, azaz 3O-an
amerikai iinnep lesz S mem dol
goznak a gyarak, sep szammal
fognaIk megjelenni egyhazunk j6-
akar6i ugy Nilesrol, mint a kor-
nyekr6l. Egyhazunk tagJait meg
mind elvarjnk, hogy kivetel mel
kill oft legyenek, hogy ezuton is
segitve legyen egyhazunkon. +
|nemescelu mrnkan kiviil azutan
az .er5ltetett mtlnka ntan, nit
gyarainkban ujev 6ta majdnem
mindenltt vegeztek, rafer min
denkire egy kis mulatas, szorako
zas, felfrissiiles.
A N6egylet gyiilese. Amennyi
ben ma ajusban csak negy vasar
nap van, kenytelenek vagyuni
megtartani N6egylet rendes ha
vi gyiileset 27-en d. u, mindjar
az istentisztelet, vegeztevel. LIE
gyen oft az egytet minden tagjs
R6viden vegziink.
vendegszereples. A noegyle
1 altal leadott szindarab, "Pa
rasztkisasszony'' olyan skier
aratott, hogy a kozeljovoben
szomszedos varosok kozOnse2
elott is befogjull AIT mutatn
Akik a .videkral jelen voltak :
Amerikai Magyar hirlap = American Magyar journal. [volume] (Youngstown, Ohio) 1911-1942, 1928-05-24

keriilt, amelyet "Hassan Elec-
tric Shcpi st6l' vasarolt egyha-
znnk . ennek szaqnlanak maid
mem k6t harmadat fizette Xxi az
ifjusasi k0r, vagyis 1872 dollar es
SIS centet. Maid maga az egyhaz-
k6zseg a tornaterefn osszes felsze-
relesenek utolso reszletet tette
magaeya, vagyis 200 dollart fize-
tett ki Fred Medart Mfg. Comp.-
max Is t0bb nyomaszto ad6ssagok
inteztettek ell, annak rendje es
m6dja szerint, Ezekmek megtor-
tente utan, ARA kerve a hiveket,
hogy legyenek szivesek es flies
SEX be hatralekaikat, inert az
egyhaa el6larosaga csakis ugy
tehet eleget a vallalt k0telezett-
segnek, ha a hivek egyhaz tag
saga a megigert adomanyaikat
rendesen heszolgaltatjak. Meg
nyugtatas kepen jelzem, hogy az
egyhax a kozel jovGben mar meg
fogja kapmi misszi6i hat6sagt6l
kerelmezett k0lcsont, amelynek
lebonyolitasa utan aztan teljes
nyugalommal navhetiink egy fej-
1915 Us5 ele.
A N6egylet nemes t0rekvsse.
Amint ertesiiltiink, az egyhaz ke-
beleben miik0do Iorantffy Zsu-
zsanna N6egylet tagjai az elmult
hft folyan&n mar targyalas ala
vettek hatalmas tegla temple
munknak sz5nyeggel valo bevo-
nasat, amely hozzavet6leg mint
egy 500 dollarba fog keriilni, S
ezen 0sszeg osszehozatala erdeke-
ben azon t0rekszenek moi testve-
reink, vagyis egy olyan terv meg
.val6sitasan dolgo0nak, hogy min
den egyes moi tag havonkent egy
dollart fizessen be az egylet
penztaraba, amely aztan nagyon
is elegendS volna ARA nezve,
hogy mar meglev6 100 dollar
raj kapcsolatosan, egy eme nemes
szandfknkat megval6sithassak.
Ada az listen, hogy eme nemes
t0rekvesiiket minel hamarabb si-
.ker koron4zza.
Egyhkxi lnnlatsag. Miutan sok-
oldalu k0telezettsegeink vamak
ennelfogva az egyhazk0zseg sajat
penztara gyarapitasa tekintete-
ben, niink6sd harmadnapjan egy
nagyszabasu tancmalatsagot rem
dez q Maennerchior Hallban. Le'
gyen Oft mindenki, hogy azalta
csekely beleptidijjal is egyha
zunk segitsegere szolgaljon. N
l.felejtse5 hat el senkisem ma5us h
o0 S4 t-ft.-
! Mutt vssarnapnnk. Kozepszeri
/ gyiilelkezet el3tt hirdette az egy
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Blinb6nati istentistltelet. 4
aagyhtt felyaman egyhazupk Ike.
belabep, hat.pm kalonboz6 estsk
sleszpek tartva: biinbanati listen.
ttisztesetek csiitortSkoa, psnteken
Is saombaten este, fel s orakor
Tesszik EFT mindazsrt, hogy ez-
altal mindenkinek alkalma le-
gyen q helyen elkesziilesre, inert
naay tssedes kesziiletleniil jarul.
nj az urasztalahoz.
rdnk6sdi &ldoxas. A keresz
tysn anyaszentegyhaz megalaku-
lasanak or0k emlekl scent iinne-
pen, azaz reank k0vetkezS va.
sarnap, egyhazunk kebeleben az
iinhepi istentiMtelet pont 10 ora
nor fogja venni kezdetet,, amely
alkalommal az Urnak scent aszta-
la is meg lesz teritve, keszitsek
q hivek magukat; kellSkepen,
hogy melt6hnak talaltassanak q
scent vendegsegben. Delutan fel
4 6rakor halaad6 istentisztelet
lesz. A yett srtesites szerint, ez
alkalommal "a sakramentumi
scent jegyeket. a kenyeret es a
bort egyha zunk egyik brsg6 csa-
ladja Szatmary JOSEF IS kedves
neje les1nek szivesek adomanyoz-
III. Fogadjak elore is szivesseguk-
ert az egyhaz -koszdnetet.
,Ad6ss6gtorlssztss. Mint min
den epitkezes, -ugy az egyhazl
epitkezes is nagy kiadasokkal
jar, ha AIT akarjuk, hogy minden
s1iikseges keIlekek birtokosai le-
gyink. s ICY mi sem tagadhat'
juk, hogy jelenIeg .nagy teher
fekszik q vallunkon IS meg mehf
sok oily dolgok vannak, amelyek
eldS szerint megval6sitasra var.
nak eeyhA1unk kebeleben. De Is
tenbe bizya remelNik, hogy csen'
desen, de biztosan minden ma
gyohb megrazk6dtatas tnelkai el
vallalt kotelezettsegiinknek ele'
get is fognnk tudni tenni. Az el
multi heten tortent'ek kell6lee
igsaoljak ezen alitasnnkat: E'
pedig az esyhaz kebeHten miiiko
dS ifjusagi k0rs amels ketats'eti
olyan, mint amilyennek kellen'
lennie,, Inegis templom. Tampa
Fen fennallo adossagot egyenli
tette ki. .templom, tornatereu
auditorium Is ;iiskof&ban fev6 .0sz
sses yillany lss,ffnpss K felszereles
Ainteey 275 dollar .ess; ( 80. eentb
4l& st.P RAJ n
Amerikai Magyar hirlap = American Magyar journal. [volume] (Youngstown, Ohio) 1911-1942, 1928-05-24
Takarekos feleseg.

AZ listen szerelmeert, hogy
adhattal XII, asszony, szaz dollart
Amerikai Magyar hirlap = American Magyar journal. [volume] (Youngstown, Ohio) 1911-1942, 1928-05-24

ere a gyiiriire!
Gondold meg, hogy menhylt
fogok kesztyiiben megtakaritani.
Imperial Valley press., 1928-07-16
LATzO Due FOR
KNOCKOUT SAYS
TOM LOUGnRAN
BY HARRY FERGUSON
Omitted Press Staff Correspondent


NEW YORK, July Tommy
Loughran, light heavyweight cham
pion, preached today from an old,
familiar text.
81 viii knock out Pete Latzo to-
nigh,,' Loughran said.
The champion has said that be-
fore. He said it before his bout
with Latzo at Ebbets Field, Brook
lyn. not long ago. Loughran said it
before his fights with Jimmy Slat-
terry, Armand Emanuel, Young
Stribling, Mike McTigue and Leo
Lomski. No one was knocked out
Loughran is an Il to 10 favoritr
but it is not upon his punch that
sportSmen are placing their faith
and their money. They arc banking
upon his agile feet and crafty brain.
Latzo is 4 better puncher. Strewn
through his record are knockoutS
against Willie Harmon, Wyoming
Warner and Eddie Burnbrook. None
Of them is a first ratcr but Lough-
ran can show nothing so convincing.
Despite the absence of dynamite
in his fists, Loughran is n popular
Young man and probably will draw
a record crowd tonight at Wilkes
barre, Pa. He is a member of that
almost extinct tribe of boxers who
Will fight as often as his manager
can sign up opponents.
Imperial Valley press., 1928-07-16
Indian Star May
Yet Win Place
On Olympic Team
BY FRANK GETTY
United Press Sports Editor)

ABOARD THE S. $. ROOSE.
WELT, July rs. Fait Elkins, all
around star from the University of
Nebraska, can represent the United
States at the Olympic games if
William Kcnnclley, president Of the
New York Athletic club, will ccrti-
fy that Elkins is in condition.
That decision has been reached
by the Olympic committee which
also announced that Matt McGrath,
weight throwcr; Roland Locke,
sprintcr, and Wccms BaSkiu, hurlcr,
would not be allowed to compete at
Amsterdam.
The athletes failed to make the
Olympic team and the y. y. \. {.
recently decided to send them to
Europe anyway AVID pay their cN-
pcnscs.
No word has been received from
Kcnnclcy and officials said they
could take no further ac,ion until
a report is filed
The 800 athletes are tapcring
down their exercising, although
daily workouts arc being held on
deck. Ten are on the hospital list,
none of them seriously injured cX-
ccpt Leslie Beers, mlddlcwclgtt
wrestler from the University of
Iowa. Beers was hurt during a work
out and physicians said hc Probai IS
had n fractured shoulder.
Imperial Valley press., 1928-07-16
NEWCOMERS ON
FRIDAYS CARD
At LOCAL CLUB

A fight card which smacks of the
knock down and drag out' va.
ricty has been arranged for the
Arena Friday night by Frank Rich
mond. While the show promises to
provide plenty Of punch, indications
are that 1t will go along at a much
more even galIop ;han the perfor-
manccs staged two weeks ago when
the scmi-final and main event com
bincd provided littlc more than
three minutes Of battling.
Billy West Of Pittsburgh, recent.
ly arrived in the west, and who is
regarded as real conner in fistian.
ma, will clash with Young Larry of
Los Angeles in the main event
West won his first battle in the
west but was outpointed in his
second appearance after giving his
opponent plenty of grief during 1C
rounds.
But West is hard at it, getting
in shape to rive Larry "A trimming
here Friday night to hop back into
the limelight. Young Larry by the
way is no setup and West is apt
to have more than his hands full
Richmond was lucky in arranging
the Booking and fans should be fur
nishcd with plenty of excitement.
Ralph Downs of Brawley vii
make his first appearance before
/ local fandom this season in the
scmi-fnaal. He is slated to meet
Joe Ruiz of San Diego. Rui,
throws punches from all angles anC
is regarded as one of the fastest
punching men in the $50 pound
class along the coast.
Downs will have plenty of opposi
ton but tie Brawlcy battler has
been stepping along at pretty
good clip and should make the 90
irg interesting.
Monte Hill will meet Youns NJ. ,
honey Of RraWlcy in a special foul
round battle. The Brawlcy youth
should give Meme plenty of fight
Mcnic has graduated from the cur
tain class by virtuc Of his many sue
ccssivc victories here this season
lie has had little trouble in dispos
ing Of the opponents Richmond has
selected for him. Monte is anxiou,
to get away to "A victory in his
first special.
The opener will bring together
two fast Youngsters in Melvin Per
kins of FL Centre and Nell Brook,
of Imperial.
Richmond has arranged what pro
misses to be one Of the best shows
staged here in long time and
should draw good house for the
program.
Imperial Valley press., 1928-07-16
NOTICE OF SALE BY HOLDER
OF IIEN

Notice is hereby given that the
undersigned, holder of lien on the
following described personal pro-
pcrty, will sell at Public Auction ON
Wednesday, July %, 1928, at 10
a. m, at 40 Main Street, I'll Centre,
California;:
One Studcbaker Sedan car,
Motor Number f L 19O37,
1927 Oklahoma License Num-
Der 4s996l. Amount $l1316.
This sale will be conducted under
and by virtue of sections 3051 and
3C52 of the civil code Of the State
Of California.
Said undersigned claims a lien on
the above described property for
services, storage and material to
gethcr with the cost of sale.
Dated, III Centre, California, July
1@. 1925.
(Signcd) LEE BROTHERS,
by Albert =. Lee. 1910