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liberal demand moderate, market
about steady. Texas crates s2.75-3.Oo.
california crates mostly $3.50. few
$50, poorer low ~ $500. Chicago:
Arriver z California. on track 20
cars. Supplies moderate. demand and
trading moderate, market steady.
taiifornia crates s3.25-5.50, few
higher. Texas crates mostly $3.50.
y. Louis: Arrived | Texas, on track
ears. Supplies moderate. demand
slow. market dull. California crates
few S5-25; sacked per cwt few s2.75.
Texas crates very few sales s2.75-3O0.
Boston: Arrived l California. 3 New
YORK. Supplies liberal, including
noldovers, demand slow. market slow.
california crates ~S5.-5-4oO. Texas
crates best s~3.25-3.5o. poorer low a.
$500; bushels mostly $500. New
fork bushei baskets washed. cut
SIS. New York: Arrived 5 Cali
fornia- : New York. 3 Texas. SUP
plies moderate. demand slow. market
4uil. California crates $500 Texas
crates fair quality S2-5o-300-S.f5:
nlsnel baskets washed mostly around
Beets: PHILADELPHIA: No carlot
arrivals. on track 9 cars. Supplies
moderate. demand SLOW. market
steady. Texas crates S2.5e-3.00. Chi
cago: Arrived ! Texasc. on track |
car. Supplies moderate. demand and
trading moderate. market steady.
Texas crates s2.T5-3.n0. bushels S7.oo-
20. Pittsburgh: Arrived 1 mixed
Texas Supplies light. demsnd slow,
market steady. Texas crates $500
32S- New York: Arrived Z Texas.
SUPPLIES moderate. cemrrd slow. mar
*rf sf-htiv rrnr--. -s~~~ crates
S--5n-1.ea. r0orer mostly S1.ne. bach
els Si-50-2-00 Cslifornis crates or
dinarv SEGA
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BUTTER AND EGGS

CHICAGO. Jan. 25.-CP-Butter
higher; creamery extras a. la;
standards As Sd: extra firsts $50
10 10: firsts "a 1905 IL; seconds
43T4 i.
Eggs higher; extra firsts 3S03s
IL; firsts 81 L.; ordinary firsts 80
asa.
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COTTONSEED OH

NEW ORLEANS, Jan. 25.-(Pl-
C%ottonseed oil closed barely steady;
prime summe yellow Gas; prime
crude S.25-s.75. Jan. Gas; Feb. ESQ;
Mar. 9.S9; April 9.63; May $40;
June 9.75; July $50; Aug. 9.s5;
Sept. 1000.
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KANSAS CITY, Jan. 25.-FJ-
Wheat: No. 2 dark hard, nominalIy
i.20a l.3s; No. ? hard lis LEO
i.2S IL; No. 2 red. nominally LAB
Gl.46; May l.22 ~; July 1913 SIS.
Corn: No. . white, ncminally 81
1902; o. ? mixed 81 Ia; May 81
rs; July 90 rs.
Oats: No. ? white nominally 81
1902 10.
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FOREIGN

NEW YORK, Jan. 25.-A'0For-
eign exchanges mixed. Great Brit
ain demand 4si IL; cables 454 29-
-; 60-day bills on banks $50 SIS.
France, demand $50 So. Italy 5.23
Isl Belgium 1888 IL; Germany
25.73; Tokyo 1875; Montreal 1913
is.
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1o3RD DISTRICT COURT
Hon NJ kouf Iudoe

No. 7lsi, Ia Feria Ind. School
District vs.. Homer T.. Fitch et al.
judgment against Harry l.. Steb-
bins and dismissed as to others.
No. 1885, Charles Svee ct II ~.
Rutherford & Harding. Inc. et al.
settled and dismissed.
No. s2oi. ". II. u. Smith IS.
Brownsville Auburn Co. et al. YER
diet Of jury.
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INCREASE ITALIAN NAVY

ROME. Jan. 25.-F-A new navy
building program for italy was
adopted By the council OF ministers
to-day. II calls for two 10000 ton
cruisers, two 5000 ton scout erris-
srs. four dsstroyers and five sub
marines,
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CITY BRIEFS


Dickey's old Reliable Eye Water
Red folding boz All druggists
school Kids itch ssnishes alter q
,1w days ; applying q piee- OF co.,
ten. saturated in Imperial Eczena
Remedy. 70 affecteS parts st bed
time. All druggists are authorized
refund ,pr money l. Ia falls
Adv. IN
Visits Here-Mr. asd Mrs. W. W.
Moffatt and Mr.. and Mrs. Scion Bur
CESS of Lzrned. Kan, arrived here
Thursday for a visit 20 this section.
Mr.. MOffatt Is connected Nth the
Moffstt Brothers National bank Of
Lsrned.
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4. { R0NnS

NEW YORK. Jan. 25.-P-Gov
eminent bonds: Liberty . les. 32-47
s99.7; 1T I l-is. si00.4: 9TH I It's
1906. T%reasury 4 lis. fT-52. si10-S
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CASH GRAIN

CHICAGO. Jan. 25.-lPj-Wheat:
No. { hard lis.
Corn: No. 4 mixed % a i-2; No. .
yellow 9s 5-t.
Oats: Ne. 2 white 56d57 H.;
sample grade 1881.
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SLOT

NEW ORLEANS. L.. Jan. a5.-NPi
Spot cotton closed quiet; - points
down. Sales 479. low middlin-
f74i; middlinE 1921; good mid
ding 1881; receipts 2619; stock
1S1.sln.
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BABY DESERTED ~ SNOW

G~LAsG0w.-Mrs. Richard McLain
wrapped her baby In u blanket ard
abandoned ~ in tha snow a mile
from her homa- IL waE nearly dead
when found.
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Cameron Courts

Suits filed IN the District Courts;
No. s3o5. ". NJ. Sasebee vs.. Mary
sasebee. divorce
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LAiCAGO.-TryinE ~ rcge.Er 90
hat. blown into the street. Walter
Dronan was killed By sn auto
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COUNTY COURT
Hon. o. q. nanrN. Iudgc

Hon. o. &. Dancy. Judge
No. 1857. Estate Of Bertha Gean
Kinnear ct al. minors. guardianship
No. 1853. Estate Of Eva Margaret
Culpcpper. minor. guardianship.
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Truck
Markets
Via Naval Radio Station

Department Of Agriculture, United
States Bureau OF Agricultural Eco
Monies and the San Antonio, Texas.
Chamber of Commerce cooperating.
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18TH DISTRICT COURT
Hon. A. w. Cunningham, Judge
No orders.
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Louisiana Gets
Pendleton, Held
AS Bank Robber

Ell PASO. Tex. Jan. 25.-t1-Ace
Pendleton, accused bank robber. ar
rested here Tuesday night, Will be
returned 10 Shreveport. La. ~ stand
trial on a charge of attempted bank
robbery. il was announced today BY
Chief Of Police l.. 7. Robey. The
prisoner waived eNtradition.
Pendleton was secretly removed
from the jail yesterday ~ an auto
mobile. heavily guarded by officers
armed with sawed off shotEuns His
whereabouts was "A mystery until
today when Chief Rob-y announces
he had been left IN the custody of
Sergeant J. ". Fitzgerald 10 be
turned over to the Shreveport au-
thorities.
a bank cashier was wounded IN
the Shreveport holdup,
BATON ROUGE, La, Jan 25.-fFi
Gov. Huey r. Long today signed
reouisition papers for the return
from FL Paso. Texas. Of Ace Pendle-
ton. wanted at Shreveport in con-
n~ection with I'm attempted bank
robbery and woundinE of A bank
teller.
The requisition papers for Pen
dleton carried the charge n shoot
ing with intent % murder"
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POULTRY

CHICAGO. Jan. 25.-PY-Poultry
hTmer; fowls % 1-2G2s: springs
so' ROSTERS %; turkeys Is; ducks
20; geese %.
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MARRIAGE LICENSES
Nszsrio G.. S~alazsr and Mstilde
rsrales.
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COUNTY tNI Ut ~ INV
Hen. John klciber. Judge
No orders.
Imperial Valley press., 1929-05-09
BENEFIT SHOW
Will. PRODUCE
LIVELY MATCHES

TIN. TT Centre American Legion
Drm and Bug,c Corps parade to-
night to advertise the boxing show
to he held at the open air arena to.
morrow evening. They will parade
again Friday evening before the
show.
The program is in the nature of Il
benefit for the corps, all net profit
going toward the purchase OF uni
forms and the building up of a
travelling tund which viii be used
to permit the boys TO attend the
state and national conventions later
this year.
Although benefit show. the
bouts arranged by Matchmaker Har-
ry Woodbury. are of top notch cali
brt. all four OF the boys in the tea-
ture events being rated as headliner>
in the larger clubs.
The main event should he slash
ing affair with Ramon Montoya,
formerly Of Brawley tackliHg one Of
the world ; best Filipino bantam
weights. Alfredo Imperial Both
these boys have fought main events
in the Ing clubs of the coast and
Imperial has topped some Of the big
gcst cards in the country
In the >ruj-Vindup Bobbie Rod
riguez and Dick Chang are scheduled
to travel sly >taEzas These boys
have NOT til. reputation Of the top
spot participants bat are rated as
,omcr> lit their weight.
The two tours We're signed u pro
vide tire fans with couple of old
fashioned smuggling matches. Robert
Paeho Of Yuma and Eddie Garcia
Of El Centre taugir in the special
event while Larry Jones and Andy
Armstrong mix in the curtain raiser.
Delegation, Of fight fans from va
rious valley towns are expected to
attend tire show and capacity
house Is predicted There viii be no
card A. Calexico, the management
there having decided to call off their
show 81 as to not conflict with the
program here.
Imperial Valley press., 1929-05-09
SIDE
OF LIFE Is NOT
OVERLOOKED HERE,

FL CcntranS are going III for
physical education and are having
a lot of fun out of it if the various
sport activities in which groups of
well known men about town are
critcrions of the general trend to-
ward workouts in the high school
gymnasium, the indoor outdoor
baseball games and the morning
swinging of golf clubs,
To those who feel that all work
aud no play is rather "A poor way
of assuring physical we'll being Il
trip to the high school gymnasium
any afternoon after the ) o'cloc6
whistle blows will be n revelation.
Some of the most staid of local
business men can be seen running
around in shorts and shirts slap
ping volley ball over an impro-
viscd tennis ne, and having plenty
of enjoyment doing it,
over in corner is another
group tossing 4 medicine bail and
in another corner a bunch bounc-
ing a little rubber spheroid against
the wall in what is commonly
known as a handball game.
Three evenings Il week - the
water works electrically lighted
baseball diamond teams rcpresent
ing number of business houses of
the city are engaged in playing
indoor baseball. These teams arc
made up of not only the youngc@
fellows of the city but incndc Il
number of the executives as well.
And the golfers-don t forget
the golfers. They We found a
"daily dozen that permits them
to not only get the needed exercise
but also helps to keep that Old
swing in the grove.
A number Of thr little White pil
addicts can be seen practically
every morning out ON their front
lawns digging divots and getting
the feel Of their clubs preparatory
10 eating hearty breakfast and
getting downtown on the job.
Yes sir FL CentranS are Keeping
fit-and in Keeping fit are prcpar-
ing to keep business conditions in
the same WY.
Imperial Valley press., 1929-05-09

!ng l,t night Wren they won Il we'll
played game 1T the c,'y water works
diamond. defeating the Telephone
company outfit hy the score Of Is
to Is.
TIL. aa.am9,.lr ag-r. CATION went
into high right off the bat scoring
two markers IN the first, and one or
more runs .u every frame but the
third. The holIo gang staged Il
rally u tn. sixth counting four
times bur were never in the run
ming. @st
Mana-rr Lee of the winning club
did NOT play as hc was hurt m the
hard bail game sunday. However
hc is expected to be- in competition
next week
1t Is understood that "a team from
Holtvillr VIII take the plact of
~ycIry in thr near future, the latter
team desiring go drop out.
Tonight the Mack and Mack and
Liugo-Kiwaujs club, clash for th.
leadership Of the league. The for
war club should they win viii top
the lcagu" without defeat. pHt
should they lose viii drop to fourth
place. The worst Lingo-kiwani,
can do should they lose is to get into
triple ii. for second position.
Telephone GOO ol4 0ol 6 >
~tudebaker 2lo 2ll 42x-l3 = :
BATTERIES Wakcticld and FIrm
ING: Minor and Hurst.
Imperial Valley press., 1929-05-09
SPORT NEWS
Hubbell Enters
Hall OF Fame

NEW YORK, May 9. U.H ~ An.
other name has been added to base
balls list of mound heroes of
Carl HubhelI, slender veteran left
handler who yesterday pitched a no
hit. no-run game against the Pitts
burgh Pirates.
Hulbc}l. one Of the New York
Giants hurlers allowed only one
man to reach first through his own
efforts Three others reached the
base through Giants errors. He
walked Adams.
lie Is the first major league pitch
cr to accomplish the feat since Aug.
=. 1926. when Ted Lyons of the
Chicago White SoX held the Boston
Red SuX hitlcss.
Imperial Valley press., 1929-05-09
BOYS OF COUNTY
EAGERLY AWAIT
,JR. Oily YMPICS

Fua. preparations are being made
today for the county finals Of the
Junior Olympics TO be held here all
day Saturday starting at O'Clock
i'm the morning.
Fom boys from each high school
district in tile county will partici-
pate, two in the senior and two in
tie junior divisions. \ number Of
outstanding athletes IN one or more
ot the five events VIII also compete.
The winners ot the competition at
Central Union High school athletic
field viii 60 to Los Angeles later in
tile month for the southern CaHtor-
MIA finals and the winners there will
be given free trip to Honolulu be-
sides medals and other trophies in
dIcating their skill.
Harry A. Skinner who is in charge
Of the county competition said to-
day that ho hopes Il large crowd
from various sections Of the county
will be on hand to watch the Young
sters 60 through their PAGES Prep
aratious have been made for taking
care Of those who attend There
will be- no admittance fee.
The events to be run Oft Saturday
are baseball throw fer distance. has-
kattal throw Ter goal, = ward dash,
Ginning the bar and standing broad
Jump. The events are rated ON
point system tile same as that used
IN tIa dccathIon among the college
athletes.
skinner is confident the local meet
Viii bring to.GGht one or more ath-
lete~ who will stand a good chance
to win or place in the southern
California finals at the Coliseum in
Los Angeles later this MONTH
Imperial Valley press., 1929-05-09

HEF ERI.Y HILLS, Caiit., Ma
g. U.E) Viii Rogers Jr, l. v,as old
son ~ THE famous humorjS-- has
..,n elected captain ot th. Eou4'
Ride. polo team and viii lead hi,
outf.. against the fast Cp!ittee
rryH next sunday
Imperial Valley press., 1929-05-09
Here and There
In Sport World

CHICAGO. May 9. U,P)-As Tony
Canzoncri and Andre Routis polished
of their training in preparation for
their bout at the Chicago stadium
here tomorrow night. the New York
italian was quoted the faVorlte IN
the betting odds by Is to ).
san FRANCISCO, May .. UP
Paul Delaney, rugged fighter from
Spokane. Wash took close 10
round decision here last might over
Jimmy Patterson.
Tie California Almond Growers
Exchange held its annual convention
ia San Francisco recently and re-
ported assets more than Sl,Q0Q,oo3
above the liabilities.
Imperial Valley press., 1929-05-09
WATCHING THE
SCOREB0ARD

Yesterdays hero-Carl Hubbell.i
southpaw hurler who scored no
hitno run victory for the New
York Giants over the Pittsburgh
Pirates, II to 0.
Four men reached first, three on
errors and one on walk. Two OF
them got to second and one to thitd.
In the ninth, with two men on bases
through errors, Hubbcll famed
Llovd Wanrr and started the double
plav that accounted for the last
two putouts.
The victory failed to advanc"
the Giants and they remained IN
sixth place in the National loop.
The Chicago Cubs converted
seven hits into four runs and moved
into first place by whipping Crook.
lvn. I to >, at Brooklyn. Guy Bush
litch,d for the cubs and allowed
only seven blows. Nesting Me
Wrrncv in "A mound duel. Brooklya
errors handicapped the Robin hur-
lcr.
The St. Louis Cardinals booted
the Boston Braves cut of the league
leadership with 10 to , victory at
the hub. The Cards knocked Ley
crctt and Vert off the Boston
mound before a man was out in tn"
first inning and clinchcd the verdict
with eight runs in that frame.
Philadelphia won its third
straight. defeating Cincinnati, , to
=, at Phjladclphia. Luque opposed
Collins of the Pulls and cacL allow
ed only seven hits. Ford hit a home
iuu for the Reds,
The New York Yankees chung 10
their narrow lead in the American
League bv laying down a II hit
barragc at st Louis to win, ) to
!, Lou Gchrig contributed his
seventh home ran OF the season.
Waite .Iloyt held the Browns to
five hits.
Philadelphia continued the cha~'
hy heating The White SoN. > To
ut Chicago. The SoX outhit tire y :,
/ > to 10, but were unable TO bunch
-hr blows as effectively.
Imperial Valley press., 1929-05-09

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Identification.
Imperial Valley press., 1929-05-09
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ana boys' underwear could build il
fully guaranteed III every thread, stitch
and button. In addition this garment
provides the fit and comfort generally
associated with underwear much higher
in price.
The HANEs dealer IS waiting to up
hold his end of the tug-of-war. After
a short workout you'll say to him
That's my underwear" His good news
will be: Only one COLLAR" Be sure TO
Imperial Valley press., 1929-05-09

- --o .-1,i,-l ~ ne loc.7 HANEs
dealer 10 a tug-of.war on HANES
GtNsCNBAk Union Suit. He wants
you 10 demonstrate with your own
hands one Of thc finest features ever
embodied IL underwear. See that belt?
Tou can Jump. run, work or play 10
sour heart content without ripping
s.. Eo@ can break al existing records
fer cc,liag into or coming oui of a
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Imperial Valley press., 1929-05-09
So. California
Sport Briefs

HOLLYWOOD, Calf, May 9
GLP) Three Southern California
Swimming records were broken here
last night rs flaShy group OF
swimmers competed in the Holly
wood Athletic club poo.
Arna Borg established new
record Of ; minutes l6 50 seconds
in II special POO yard race. Other
marks went to team of Holly
wood Athletic club swimmers who
ser minutes Is 3-5 seconds as
new record for the 500 yard med
lev and to Tommy Blankcnburg of
hollywood \. c., who established
| minute 10 Is seconds as the new
time for the 100 yard breast
stroke.
HOLLYWOOD, May 9. U.H-
Tommy Jones and Paul DeIIate took
Iight workouts today in pr,para-
tiou for their 10 round main event
Friday night at the Hollywood
legion stadium
Los ANGELES. May .. U.P)--
Bui Taylor, tavorite fistic son of
Torrc Uaute, Ind, arrived in Los
Angeles late yesterday and an
uomced he had number 'f plans
bcrtaining to the prize fight ring.
Tavlur intends to allow Il thumb,
which he broke in knocking cut
jimmy Murray, 10 mend. lie has
TWO Young boys he trained in In
diana and wants some matches for
thcu., and he intends to fight some
worthy opponent himself in about
four weeks.
Taylor has agreed 10 box either
Go'djc Hess or Earl Maestro 1T the
Olympic club the first week of
June
OCEAN, PARK, Calif.. Ma .
UP)-Rtd stephens was Knocked
out in the seventh round OF main
event here last might when h step
ped into series Of fast blows
swung bv Johnny Torres.
R.l Barbour won tn, SIX round
s.mi-tiual from Howard Liedtke.
Battling schultz and PobbN Hay.
den drew Battling HutIcgc scored
technical four-rouud knockout
over Vernon Gillette Melvin Bohe
and Edgar Tommasiuo fought Il
tourround draw.
PASADENA. Calif.. May .. U.P)
Jackie MandeI and Don Kennedy
stl provid the main event III tn
Pasadena arena boxing card To-
night Eua Fades, Pasadena light
weight. and Aurvio Mission. San
Diego. viii tight a six round semi.
tIua..
BEVERLY HILLS, Calit.. Ma
g. U.Rl-WjG Rogers Jr.. l. v,as old
I SON If taa famous humorlS-. has
...n elected captain ot th. Eough
Rider polo team and viii lead his
outr.r against the fast Cr!ifte.
rrg# next sunday.
Imperial Valley press., 1929-05-09
Studehaker Team
Beats 'Ph0nemcn

Tic N,uJ.hakcr club Of the +!
Centre Night City League went into
tie for second place in the stand
Imperial Valley press., 1929-05-09

t C underwear you
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Imperial Valley press., 1929-05-09

sec thc MANY other st!Ie9
in HANES Underwear
particularly the smart
new shirts and shorts.
P. II. Hancs Knitting
Co., Winston-S Salem,
North Carolina.
Imperial Valley press., 1929-05-09

The Lake county federation of
womens clubs will hold flower
show at Lakepor-, MAY II.
New Britain herald., 1929-11-12
GARDEN SECURES
 HOLD ON BOXERS
Officials Purchase Services Of
 Scott and SChnelin8

New York, Nov. 12 tP'-Madison Square Garden again has taken q strangle hold on the promotion Of heavyweight fights with d $75,0o9 deal for the services of Max Schmel- ing of Germany: Phil Scott of Eng land. and Victoria Campolo of the Argentine.
 After weeks of dickering with Humbert Fugazy, rival promoter. the Garden announced last night that the deal had been completed and that Schmeling, Scott and Cam- polo would fight for the house that Tex Rickard built.
 The deal gives the Garden a yir. tual monopoly on the services of the four leading heavyweight con tenders for Gene -unncH's vacaat throne. Jack Sharkey, the Boston sailor. already is under contract 10 the Garden for a fight at Miami il February,
 The negotiations with FugaN transfer from the Italian promoter to the Garden contracts on Cam pol0's services for four fights. and on Scott's and Schmelins's for on each.
 More important still is the fat 1 that the way now seems to he pay ed for Schmelng's return to Amer ican rings. Schmeling. and hi: | American manager. Joe Jacobs were suspended by the New Tors state athletic commission fol Schmeling's failure to fight Sco. for Fugazy last summer. The Gar den later was threatened with sus pension if it continued to dicke1 with Schmeling, under Suspension for fight with Sharlley
 But with Fugazy's withdrawal thu commissions objections apparently have been met, Since Fugazy ha abandoned his contracts on Scot and Schmeling there does not aD pear to be any good reason wh! Schmeling should not be reinstatcd
 Indications now are that th' Garden will attempt to mattel Schmclins and Sharkey for tho mid winter show at Miami
New Britain herald., 1929-11-12
CROWDS FLOCK ID
 GRAVE OF PRIEST
Faithful Keep All Night Vigil-
 Cemetery StOrmed

Maiden, Mass. Nov. 12 UP)- Little groups Of the faithful kept vigil throughout the night over the grave of Rev. Patrick J. Power in Holy Cross cemetery where several cures" have been reported by af- tlicted pilgrims during the past week.
 The magnetic powers of. what has been transformed into d virtual shrine were f0rccfully demonstrated again vest erday when some 5h,O00 men. women and children, many of them cripples. damned the cemetery either in quest of relief or 10 satis- ty curiosity.
 Thousands of automobiles, some of which brought hopeful pilgrims from distant cities, clogged all highways leading to the cemetery Scenes ap- preaching panic had been enacted Sunday when a record crowd Of more than 100000 over-ran police and caused property damage. but yesterdays visitors were orderly and there was no disturbance
New Britain herald., 1929-11-12
IN JUMPING CONTESTS
Five Nations Seek International Military Trophy at Madison Square Garden Tonight

New York. Nov l9 lPI-l'iye nations, seeking the international military trophy. send forth their best jumpers tonight 10 take the difficult Madison square Garden course in quest of the most coveted award Of the National Horse Show.
 Battling for a third triumph in four years will be the powerful Polish army trio, which won the trophy in 1926 and 1927 and then finished in tie for second with the United States military fencers last year behind the German team. The famed German thoroughbreds will not be present to defend their title but out lh"re in the tanbark arena of the Garden will be the pride of Italy Canada's best the dare-dcylls Of Poland, the Irish Free States chall'u2ing trio and the United States we'll balanced three.