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Evening star., 1928-01-31
Youth Saves Girl
In Icy Water With
Human Chain Aid

BY che Associated Press.
MANITOWOC. Wis. January 81
A human chain and The courage of
a boy saved the life of 16-year-old
Ludmilla Wotochek of Two Rivers.
when she broke through thin ice
over East Twin River.
Francis Lonzo. the youth who
heard the girl scream when the ice
gave way. dived into the icy water.
He grasped her and clung to the
edge of the ice until help arrived.
Frank Lonzo. father of Francis.
and Chester Thielde crawled near
the hole Lonzo graSped Thielde'S
ankle and Thielde worked his way to
the edge. The ice held while the
girl was pulled from the water.
Then Francis Lonzo managed to
Chamber out.
The boy and girl are suffering
from effects of exposure. but VIII
recover
Evening star., 1928-01-31
Ex-Bishop Bast Denied Retrial.

COPENHAGEN. Denmark. January
81 tP).-BiShop Anton Bast, former
American Methodist Episcopal Bishop
of Scandinavia. found guilty III l92o
of misuse of charity funds and SEN
fenced to three months imprisonment.
recently attempted TO have his case
placed before the courts for retrial. His
efforts followed a press campaign IN
favor of this, but the courts today final
ly refused to grant the petition.
Evening star., 1928-01-31
SEE DRY LAW PERIL
IN WET PRESIDENT
w. C. T. U. Leaders Urge
Women to Rally for Prohibi-
tion in 1928 Election.

BY the Associated Press.
CHICAGO. January 3l.-The danger
Of electine a wet" tc the presidency
of the United States was stressed by
national and Midwestern leaders Of the
Women's Christian Temperance Union,
called together today TO unite woman
voters in the cause of prohibition en-
forcement at the 1928 elections.
Mrs. Margaret c. MunnS. nationa!
treasurer. told the women that nullifi-
cation Of the liquor laws might readily
follow election 10 the presidency of q
man In sympathy with the vets.
Dangers Ahead.
prohibition can be upheld OF nulli-
fed py the very appointments Presl-
dent makes" declared Mrs. Munns. "A
wet President could select judges who
coulo make a mockery of prohibition.
The Attorney General could ruin law
enforcement. The President appoints dis
trict attorneys who can refuse to pIcs-
ecute bootleggerS. He appoints the
Secretary Of the Treasury. under whom
the law has placed the prohibition unit
The President appoints the prohibition
director and heads OF prohibition de-
partmentS. customs officers and Coast
Guard and the diplomats. who may or
may not negotiate the treaties 10 pre-
vent Nqu0r smuggling. me WnoIe
strategy Of the wet interests IS TO elect
q wet President"
Denies Charge by Vets.
Mrs. Anna NJ. De 70. corresponding
secretary. said the charge that prohl-
bition has increased crime cannot b"
substantiated She absolyed the Fed
eral Government Of responsibility for
deaths from poison liquor by explaining
that some alcohol manufacturers since
1906 have poisoned and labeled alcohol
TO escape the high tax on beverage al
cohol. Industrial alcohol being tax free.
State ". c. T. L, presidents from Il
liuo,s. Indiana, Wisconsin. Michigan.
Minnesota and Ohio. as well as ma
tional officers OF the union and repre-
sentatives of several woInen's political,
religious and law enforcement organ
izations. are here for the meeting.
Evening star., 1928-01-31
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Evening star., 1928-01-31

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The yeast is the same used in making mai
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This yeast is treated with iron taken from
fresh egetables-spnach. lettuce and celery.
In this form Iron is easily assimilated By the
body, making rich. red blood and toning up
nerves and muscles.
Only when Yeasf is TSonfzed in this way is
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Imperial Valley press., 1928-06-12
BOBBY LA SALE
HEADS CARD AT
OLYMPIC CLUB
By United Press Leased Wire

Los ANGELES, June L. The
Olympic auditorium swings to the
recently authorized tG-round boxing
program tonight, showing three
tens, Il six and "A four
Tommy Q 'Bricn and Bobby II
Sale meet in the concluding ten
round match. Darrio Barron viii
face Jimmy I.undy in another and
Baby Sal Sorio will take on Sailor
Fay koshy in the third.
The clever IIucrta Evans Will
fight Freddy Imperial in u SIX.
round affair that ought to autshine
'nc or more Of the longer bouts.
Rudy Guyton and Tony Francis
yill open the show III four rounds.
The O Brlcn.LaSalle bout will be
somewhat of grudgc affair as the
result of what LaSallc terms pre-
vious run-out by his opponent
While Lundy has looked good in
cprlicr appearances at the Olympic
Rarron is favored 10 win.
Nor!o, who crashed into Olympic
circles IN sensational manner only
30 suffer an unexpected setback,
SHOULD beat Koshr. The san Bcr-
nardino boy is fast and can hit as
kosky may discover if he makes
mlSStcp.
Imperial Valley press., 1928-06-12
WATCHING THE
SCOREBOARD

Yesterdays Hero.-Eal ririnich.
incinhati catcher. Who drove. in
four Of the runs, including the de
iding two in the ninth. making two
homerS, - IL" Reds defeated the
Giants, to ,.
Grover Cleveland Alexander held
he Braves safe aud made a home
run himself as the Cards kept pace
with the league leaders, beating
Boston, 5 10 /.
Riggs Stephenson bat provided
he deciding punch As the Cubs won
thc opener from the Robins, , to /.
Don IIurst's homer in the seventh
broke up a loosely played bali game
md gave the Phillics their third
Victory since their return home, tn,
Pirates being the victims i to (.
Ted Blankcnship had what it
ook to stop the Yankees these days
and the White SoX beat the world 5
champions, & to !, New York MAX
ng but -four hits.
Simmons and Foxx hit homcrS in
quick succession with the score
tied in the eighth inning and tho
a 5 beat the Tigers I to ,.
Kcnna. rookie catcher, drove in
The run that enabled the Senators
o defeat the Indians in 10 innings
z TO 8.
4 walk, a halk and a long sacri-
flee fly ave thc Browns the win
ming tally in pitching battle be-
tween Crowdcr and MacFaydcn
ost by the Red Sox, > to !.
Imperial Valley press., 1928-06-12
EXTRA INNINGS
NECESSARY TO
BEAT PAPERMEN

In the hardest fought baseball
battle waged thus far this season at
Wilson Field the Bucks won their
third game out of four starts by
defeating the Scheniman Paper
Company team 10 to in - innings.
Despite 20 strikeouts by South
worth in the II frames and good
support, the Schcniman S were de-
featcd. The Bucks punched their
hits to score their runs, Lee and
Forshay providing the winning run
in the 18th inning with hits.
The Sciots, league leaders, will
meet the Lingos in the game book
ed for tonight. The score:
Imperial Valley press., 1928-06-12
No. 1859
NOTICE OF EXECUTRIX' SALE
OF REAL ESTATE AT
PRIVATE SALE
In the Superior Court of the State
of California, in and for the
County of Imperial


of California, in and for the
County of Imperial
In the Matter of the Estate of
John Snidow Larew, Deceased.
NOTICE Is HEREBY GIVEN
that the undersigned the eXecutriX
of the estate of John Snidow La
rev, deceased, will sell at private
sale in one parcel, to the highest
bidder, upon the terms and condi-
tions hereinafter mentioned, and
subject to confirmation by said
court, on or after Wednesday the
18th day of June, 1923, all the
right, title, interest and estate of
the said John Snidow Larcw, de-
ceased, at the time of his death, in
and to that property described as
follows:
Lot 3, Block 1S, Palola
Tract, City Of FL Ccntro, Coun-
ty of Imperial, State of Califor-
mia.
Terms and conditions Of sale:
Cash, in gold coin of the United
States; ten N0) per cent of the
purchase money to be paid at the
time of sale; balance on confirma-
ton Of sale. Deeds and abstracts
at tho expense Of the purchaser, The
purchaser to assume the payment
of, and take the property purchas-
ed by him subject TO, all the state
and county faxes, and all assess,
mcnts of Whatsoever name or ma
turc, which are now or may be-
como hereafter chargcablc to or
lien against the property purchased
by him.
All bids or offers must be in writ
ing. and may be left at the office
Of Dorsey G. Whitclaw, the attor-
ncy for said cNccutrix at FL Cen
tro, California, or may be delivered
to said administrators personally,
in said County of Imperial, or may
be filed in the office Of tho Clcrk
of this court, at any timc after tho
first publication of this notice and
before the making of the sale.
Dated: June ., 1928.
LIZZIE d. LAREW,
EXccutriX of the Estate of John
Snidow Larcw, Deceased. 5t7
Imperial Valley press., 1928-06-12
BY TOM SWOPE
written For The United

Ii
NEW YORK, juno 2.-Raseball
ans up and down this broad land
are claiming to be mystificd by the
continued presence of the Cincinnati
ieds at The top of the National
.cague s hectic pennant race.
But there really ism t much cause to
|all the Reds the surprisc' team
hf the season.
The gang led by Jack Hendricks
finished fifth last year and hasn t
pcen changed much. But that fifth
place finish was great achieve
.ncnt for the club, because of the
.ad start
This spring the Reds are making
he pace for the rest of the pack
N fashion that should convince
any one they mean business
At the Polo grounds yesterday
hey went into the ninth inning
hrcc runs behind and promptly put
IN batting rally of four singles
and homer to grab five runs and
win,7 to ). thus eliminating the
'iantS as an immediate challenger
Tor the lead
Eliminating challcngcrs is what
hey have been doing ever since
'hcy assumed leadership Of the
.cague on May -, by defeating the
Pirates.
The strongest point abou, Gin
y team is its defense not
is pitching so much rs the smooth.
ness of its inficld. Horace Ford and
llughy Critz, respectively the
shortstop aud second bascmau of
,hc Reds, are treating the fans
around the national league to the
greatest defensive bail they ever
have seen.
Imperial Valley press., 1928-06-12
MeXicans Held On
Federal Charge

Francisco Bcnticur, -, of lmpo-
rial and Juan Ccrvantcs, 2l, Of I'm
pcrial were arrested by customs In
Spcctors FIammary and Lemon, al
Nalcxico yesterday morning
The two men were charged with
smuggling Intoxicating liquor from
Mexico into the United States.
'rhcy were taken before L. - Com
Whitclaw and given a
hearing. The commissioner ordered
he men held for United States Dis
lrict court under $1,000 bail each,
rhcy were turned over to the Gus
oday Of the sheriff in default.
Imperial Valley press., 1928-06-12

FOR RENT-Warcroom, 90x100 #.
in concrete building, with track
age and large platform. Room
formerly occupied by S. p. Go. for
freight depot. Inquire Delta Mcr-
camille. Phone 400 for particu-
lars. 12td
Imperial Valley press., 1928-06-12
For Rent, Farm Land

FOR RENT-About 115 acres, 80
acres alfalfa, balance for corn or
fall barley. 81 miles southwest of
Brawley. Very best sandy soil.
Might consider $500 proposition.
Plenty of horses for outside work.
Harry Cross, 90l No. Fourth St,
FL Ccntro, or Glasgow, at FL
Centre Lumber and Trading Co.
Imperial Valley press., 1928-06-12
THE WEATHER
By United Press Leased Wire

Los ANGELES AND VICINITY
Fair tonight and Wednesday with
moderate tcmprratu3e. Probably
cloudy in the morning.
SOUTHERN CAhIFORNIA:-
Fair tonight and Wednesday with
fog west portion tonight; normal
Fire weather forecast:
Slowly rising temperature in the
mountains with somewhat lower
humidity; moderate west and north
west winds; normal fire hazard.
Imperial Valley press., 1928-06-12
NEW POLICE SHAKE UP
ny United Press Leased Wire

LOS ANGELES, June 12.-Con.
tnning his policy Of rcalignmcnt Of
police personnel, Chief of Police
Davis last night ordered the trans
fer of five police captains and a
score of lesser officers.
Imperial Valley press., 1928-06-12

BEAUTY PARLOR space for rent
Wonderful opportunity for opera
tor. See Kirk, 620 Main st. 12t3
WANTED-To buy second hand
moving machine and rake. Call
Jack Strobcl, Barbara Worth IIo-
tel. 12t3
Imperial Valley press., 1928-06-12
FUIKTNS TRAINING

chicago, June - Mickey
Walker, middlcWcjght champion OF
the world, and Ace HudkinS, chal-
icngcr, have begun intensive train
ing for their championship bout at
Comi,kcy Park, June 2l.
Imperial Valley press., 1928-06-12
De Tar Attends
Poultry School

Farm Advisor Verne EcTar and
y. Il. Creighton, assistant farm ad.
Fisor have returned from Santa Ana
where they attended Il new sort Of
conference last week.
The subject was poultry manage
mcnt during the summer months
and it took the form 81 Il school at
which the farm advisors donncd
their old clothes and cullrd hens
and dipped chickens for lice and en-
gagged in all manner Of poultry ac-
tiyitics appropriate to the summer
season. This practical training in
the work that the farm advisors arc
to pass on to the farmers is a new
way of presenting the material and
is very beneficial, according to De
Tar, who hopes that many more
such conferences may be held for
the extension workers.
b,.l
Imperial Valley press., 1928-06-12
SPORT NEWS SECTION
CINCINNATI REDS
REAL SENSATION
in BIG LEAGUES,

Editcr's Eote:-If not the
surprise, the Cincinnati Red5
have been the ser sation Of the
first third CT the National
League pennant race. The rea-
son for their success is outlin-
ed by Tom Swope, veteran Gin
cirnati hacetall scribe, in the
following article.
Imperial Valley press., 1928-06-12
Household Goods

LEAVING valley. Will sell com
plotc furnishings for five room
house at sacrifice. Call mornings
AS He'll. Phone 753. 9t6
Imperial Valley press., 1928-06-12
AMERICAN LEAGUE
Yesterday S Results

Chicago 6, New York ].
Washington :, Cleveland &.
Philadelphia 4, Detroit >.
St. Louis >, Boston !.
Imperial Valley press., 1928-06-12
Baseball Standings
NATIONAL LEAGUE
Yesterday's Results

Yesterdays Results
Cincinnati :, New York ;.
Chicago ., Brooklyn !.
ST. Louis 3, Boston l.
Philadelphia 6, Pittsburgh T..
Imperial Valley press., 1928-06-12

Late and long blooming periods
in the prunc in Sonoma county indi-
Gates larger crops than early and
short blooming periods.
Imperial Valley press., 1928-06-12
Livestock

FOR SALE-Pair of work horses.
saddle pony. WAGON and rack,
disc, Johnson mower, ,McCor-
mick rake, II in. walking plow,
, pair lead bars. IL Il. p. De
Laval engine, Primrose separator,
No. +, milk tank. t buckets, wa
ter tanks, > oil tanks. Schricber
Ranch, 2l2 miles south Mcloland
store, mile west. lite
Imperial Valley press., 1928-06-12

FOR SALE-21 head IIolstcin hcif-
crS from 6 to IS months old; will
sell all or any number. J. Yer
burg, $40 Main ST., FL Centre.
Otto
Imperial Valley press., 1928-06-12
Here and There
In Sport World
by United Press Lensed Wire

Los ANGELES, june l2.-Ticd
with scores Of 143, Ed Dudley and
Fred Morrison led yesterday S
Southern California 36-holc quail,
fying round to select seven golfers
to play in the United states open
at Chicago.
They were three strokes under par
for the FL Caballcro course. The
ether five qualificrs were: Jack
Tarrant, 14s; Willie Hunter, 149;
Chct Beer, 80; Frank NWally, $50,
and Willard Hutchison, l5l.
Los ANGELES, June 12.-Old
time baIlpIayers play their annual
game here today for the benefit of
sick and indigcnt members of the
association Of professional ball
players of America,
NHWrORT BEACH, Calf, June
1-.-No word of the comparative
POSITIONS of the six yachts which
Icft here nine days ago in the Cali
fornia to Hawaii yacht race had
been received today. The sloop
Talayha, which has been in touch
with land by radio, was believed to
be leading, yacht club officials
said.
Imperial Valley press., 1928-06-12

Summary. Three base hits, Thur
low Two base hits, Albcrtson,
Pinkney, Bragg and Lee. Struck
out, by Southworth 90; by Ellis s.
Base ON balls, off Southworth 4;
off Ellis t. Left ON bases, Schcni-
man II, Bucks 9.
Imperial Valley press., 1928-06-12
Automobile Supplies J
Help Wanted Female

\ NANTED-Educated woman over
% for employment pertaining to
juvenile welfare, School or SUI.
day School experience desirable.
500 to start. (AIso have opening
in san DicgoD short hours, Give
phone or address. (No agents.
trcSs Box OIL. lit.
Imperial Valley press., 1928-06-12
Help Wanted Male

MAN wanted to learn good paying
business. Salary paid While learn
In5 lJj Main. 1lt5
Imperial Valley press., 1928-06-12

WANTED-Practical nurse. Press
Box 49S. 9l4
Imperial Valley press., 1928-06-12

Suttcr County has a wave of in
tcrcst over building adobe houses.
Imperial Valley press., 1928-06-12

Witkc called out for intcrfcring
with catcher and none out when
winning run was scored in l2th in
ming.
Score BY Innings
Bucks
O01 Ill 131 001-l0 l6 I
Schcniman
New Britain herald., 1928-05-28
INVESTIGATE YARN
 TOLD BY YOUTHS
Coroner Will Probe Death Of
 Their Companion

Danbury, May aS RHThe story of two 14year-old boys that the fla tai shooting of their chum on a weekend fishing trip was an acci- dent and that their attempts to dis pose of the body were caused by fear of punishment was being investigat ed by Coroner John J. Phelan to- day. Pending the coroner's investi- gation the boys have been released in the custody of their parents.
 The three boys-Charles Luding- ton and Robert Bishop, both 14, and Arthur McAuliffe. IS, who was kill. ed-started on a camping trip Sat. urday afternoon, carrying a rife and a pistol belonging to McAuliffe and a rifle owned by Ludington.
 They hiked to a Boy Scout hut on the shore of Lake Candlewood and during the afternoon and eve. ming amused themselves by shooting at targets with the weapons. The, slept in the hut, and according to the boys version of the shooting were packing their blankets and utensils yesterday morning when Ludington picked up McAuliffe's rifle with the intention of shootine at a tin can
 Hit In Heart
 McAuliffe tried to grab the rifle and it was accidentally discharged the bullet striking him in the heart r irrb h,y te NF ment, they threw the body in the
New Britain herald., 1928-05-28

ing on Tuesday evening. May 2sth in the Y. w. c. A. club room. They are to discuss the house party plans. The club pins are ready 50 if each girl would bring her payment the club can close up the business Business Girls club - Theater party at Polls theater in Hartford on Thursday evening. Call Miss Ed mands at the Y. w. c. A. for de. tails.
 Smiling Workers-The girls will meet at the tennis courts on Walnut Hill park on Friday at 7:3O o'clock. Bring tennis racquets and balls. In case of rain they will meet at the '. w. c. A. club room at 7:3O.
New Britain herald., 1928-05-28
First Division Proved Yank Mettle
 In Cantigny Drive Ten Years Ago

Cantigny. France. May 2S R)- Acting on its own-the first time an American division had partici- patsd as . unit in an offensive in the world war-the Frst Division swept out of it's trenches in Picardy ten ysars ago this morning and wrsstsd the plateau of Cantigny from the crack Eighty-second divi- sion Of the Imperial German army.
 Fourteen hundred American doughboys were left to sleep eter- nally on the dope in tho first four days ~ lighting. and the position WAS gained only by unusual tenaci- ty, but the savage counter-attacks ordered by the German high com mand availed nothing. The line held. and the world knew that the new ally had stood the test.
 Official records point out that the Cantasny operation was more or less local. but that 1t was extremely important because Of the psycho- logical effect of the distinctly Ameri- can victory.
 The first division. under Major General Robert l.. Bullard. had moved into the vicinity of Montdi- disr April 2l. in expectation of par ticipating with the French in an of fensive movement. Preparations were begun for the action, but in ability of the British to participate and lack of reserves prevented ini- tation of the project.
 Surprise Attack
 When the signs pointed to the aba ndonment Of the plan General Bullard proposed . surprise attack by the First division operatio then being studied The request was granted and orders were issued to the First division to prepare for an operation to capture the heights Of Cantagny without assistance of French infantry.
 The French placed 173 guns un- der the control of the division and planned to support the attack with an equal number on the Hanks. As it turned out not all of these guns were used. however, aud most of them were available only the first day.
 The Twenty eighth infantry, which had been designated to make the assault May cS, was drawn back to a rear area where the details of the plan were rehearsed, A bat talion of French tanks and a de- tachment of French flame -throwcrs were attached to the regiment.
New Britain herald., 1928-05-28

On the nights of May e6 and p the Twenty-eighth infantry reenter- ed the line. Early the morning of May 27. after intensive artillery preparation, a strong German raid ing party tried to penetrate the sec- tor. The attack failed completely and most of the Germans. includ- iong the commanding officer were killed.
 By 3:S0 a. m. May oS, the regi- ment was in position. The objec- tive had been set at line one kilo- meter east of the village of Can- tigny.
 America's First Blow Americas first offensive blow was struck in a mist. The artillery preparation began at 5:45 a. m., one hour before the infantry went over the top. The Americans mov- ed forward in good order, the tanks in the lead. behind a rolling bar rage. The terrific Ire from the French guns had blasted way and the suddenness of the movement took the Germans completely by surprise. The Americans overran the hostile front lines and by 7:25 a. m. they had reached their objec- capturing more than 200 prisoners
 But by noon the Germans recov- cred from their surprise, beginning a heavy bombardment and a series of counter-attack which continued throughout the next three days. The douShboys succeeded in con- solidating their new lines and, de- spite the hard thrusts of the enemy, the mounting list Of dead, and the desperate hand to hand fighting in Cantigny. kept their morale like sea- soned veterans.
 German Casualties
 It is known now that the Ger man division lost 1916 casualties between May oS and 30.
 The fighting at Cantigny con- tinued during the first days of June. but gradually slowed down.
 When the Americans came out of the front lines they realized the horror Of what they had been through. On May 30 funeral was held for some of the dead in a pic turesque little cemetery near the front. Aged French women and lit tie children stripped their gardens Of flowers to cover the graves of the American heroes,
 Peasants in southeastern Europe are buying automobiles on time.
New Britain herald., 1928-05-28

lessons Tuesday - 4:15 to $500 IF plunges. 6:0O to 9:O0. ST. plunges Wednesday-4:15 to 4:45, Junio, life saving. 6;so to 7:So, Senior life saving
 Thursday-6:0o to 800. senio, plunges.
 Tuesday and Thursday-6:0o, ten. his.
 saturday-9:0o to 10:30, Junior swimming lessons.
 The pool and gym wil be cosed al day, May 3oth.
 Business and Industrial Dent.
 Pinnacle club-lf Monday evening is pleasant, the girls will meet at the candy stand in Walnut Hill park a, o'clock to play ball. In case the weather is not pleasant they will meet at the Y. w. building as us- ual. Those girls who are on com- mlttees for the banquet be sure to have their plans ready to discuss.
 Sigma Phi-lmportant club meet