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doesn't sour easily. Say. Shannon, ever
hear Of man called Malpas?"
Dick, who was thinking Of something
else, started.
Yes, he's an eccentric old man who
lives In Portman Square. Why?"
Slick Smith smiled blandly.
Hes in it somewhere" he said. II
en- speaking in my capacity as a detec-
tive That case has finished mighty
suddenly
policeman was reckoning Shannon,
and he hurried into court in time to
hear the sentence.
What is your age?" asked the judge,
pausing. pen in hand, and looking over
his glasses.
Nineteen, my lord" 1t was Shan
non. And I may say that the police
are perfectly satisfied. in spite OF the
evidence. that this girl is an innocent
victim Of other people who are not in
custody"
The judge shook his head.
THE evidence does not support that
view. 1t is very dreadful to see young
girl in this position and I should be
failing in my duty to society If I did
not deal severely with so dangerous an
agent. Audrey Bedford, you will go to
prison with hard labor for II months
CTo Be Continued Tomorrow
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FREDERIC DELIUS, FAMED
COMPOSER, NEARLY BLIND
Celebrated Artist Is Spending Re-
naming Days in Tiny Hamlet
SO Miles From Paris.

GRES- SUR-LOING, France (R--
Half paralyzed and almost blind, one
of the acclaimed composers of the
world, Frederic Delius, is spending the
remaining days of his life in this tiny
hamlet about SO miles from Paris.
The man who imagined the music for
"Koanga" and "Margot lie Rouge" no
longer writes muics: his greatest effort
is to shelter himself from the world.
Each day his devoted wife reads him
the French, German and English news
papers, then, if the weather is good, he
is pushed in a wheel chair to the river
that flows at the foot of his garden for
an hour or so of fresh air.
Even the touch of his beloved piano
is denied him, for his hands tremble so
that they cannot find the keys. The
recognition that has come to him of
recent years was too late, for Delius
cannot hear the plaudits that are &C
corded his compositions
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she said. Wouldn't 1t have done this
afternoon? had to tell all sorts Of lies
to Martin. Aren't you going to kiss
me?"
He stopped and brushed her cheek.
What kiss" she scoffed. "Well?"
This jewel robbery" he said slowly.
There is a girl implicated. under
stand that the police are under the i'm
preston that she is your sister,"
She was silent.
II know, of course, that you are on
the crook" he went on. Stanford is
an old acquaintance of mine in South
Africa, and he's one of your gang. But
this girl. is she in it?"
You know how much she is in it,"
she said sulkily. She had not come, at
some risk. to Portman Square to discuss
Audrey And at the thought of risk
There was man watching this
house at the back when came along"
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benches where, usually, witnesses sat
waiting.
Well, Slick, have you been in
court?"
IT have" said the other carefully,
hut the illusion of the successful de-
tective wore through. and That big pen
was certainly hungry-looking. I tore
myself away. Other people haven't my
sensitive feelings. I saw Stanford
among the ghouls."
Shannon sat down by his side.
What do you Think"
"Of the case? Little Miss Quixote-
pronounced key-o-tey. they tell me--is
going down. He pointed significantly
to the tiled floor
I'm afraid she is Shannon said
after pause, and sighed
But that's as far as they'll get her"
unused the crook. She'll come up Just
as she went down-sweet. That kind
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He stopped in his pacing.
You mean you had different
fathers?"
She nodded.
He did not speak again for so long
that she began to feel frightened.
She'll go to Jail, of course, and she's
shielding you?" he laughed, but there
was no mirth in his laughter. That
is best--I can wait" he said.
A month later, on a bright March
morning pale girl stood in the spa
ciouS dock of the Old Bailey, and py
her side square-shouldered Belgian,
the first to be sentenced.
Coming out of court toward the end
of the case, sick at heart and weary OF
the solemn machinery of vengeance
which was grinding to dust so frau a
victim, Shannon saw familiar figure
enscon1d in one Of the dee2-seated
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she said. ''I saw him by the back door
When he saw me he walked away"
watching this house?" he said in
credulously. What sort of a MANI"
He looked gentleman. 1 just saw
his face-very thin and refined looking
He had limp"
Lacy took a step toward her and
gripped her by the shoulders His face
was gray, his lip quivered. For a mo-
ment he could not speak, then:
You're lying! You're trying to put
one over on me!'
She struggled from his grip, terrified
''Lacyl What is wrong with you?"
He silenced her with gesture.
I'm nervous and you startled me"
he n1uttered. Go on with what you
I want to know"
my half-sister," she said in a low
voice. ss-sxGs
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A UDREY woke from a restless,
" troubled sleep, and struggling
~ to her unsteady feet rubbed her
shoulders nainfullY She had
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Continued From Yesterdays starr
CHAPTER TX.

A UDREY woke from a restless
" troubled sleep, and struggling
"A to her unsteady feet rubbed her
4 4 shoulders painfully. She had
oeen lying on bare plank, COW
cred with the thinnest of blankets, and
che ached from head to foot.
The sound of a key turning in the
cell lock had awakened her 1t was the
matron. who had come to conduct her
to the bathroom. She had returned to
end bread and butter waiting for her,
and she had finished these when the
door opened again and she looked up
to meet the grave eyes Of Dick Shan
non. He nodded to her.
II want you," he said.
Her heart sank.
Am ! going before-before judge?"
she faltered.
mot yet" he said I'm afraid that
eventually you will go before a Judge
unless"
She waved aside the suggestion with
an impatient hand. She had settled
that matter definitely in the silence OF
the night.
The mans heart ached for her. He
knew well enough that she was inno-
cent, and he had sent man into SuS-
sex that morning to prove the matter,
as he hoped, beyond question.
Here's somebody you know, think"
he said, and opening the door drew her
into q room.
There were two occupants-Dora FL
ton and her husband. Audrey looked.
She had to dig her finger nails into her
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Continued From Tenth Page)

w. ]. Goodwin, deputy field agent for
Maryland, accompanied by E. B. Smith,
w. L. Propes, j. B. Engor and G. 3.
Grove, who are forming q council of
the Royal Arcanum at Mount Rainier,
Md. An initiation ceremony was con-
Quoted by Kismet Council degree team.
Addresses were made by Grand Regent
/ S. Childs, Field Deputy w. j. God
win and Past Grand Regent Joseph r.
BraShears. The council voted to send
Grand Regent l. S. Childs as their rep
resentative to the meeting of the Su-
preme Council at the Chateau Fronte-
nae, Quebec, Canada, during the week
of June II.
The annual visitation of the Grand
Council was made TO Capitol Council
Thursday evening. The welcoming adj
dress was made by Regent l.. b. Dor
say The speakers were Grand Regent
l. S. Childs and Past Grand Regent
Warren NJ Schoonmaker.
The Grand Council paid its official
visitation Tuesday evening to Oriental
Council. On behalf of the council,
Regent Homer r. King made the adj
dress of welcome to the Grand Council
officers. Grand Regent I. S. Childs.
Grand Secretary Stephen H. Takes and
Grand Orator Charles A. Bell made
addresses.
District Council at it's meeting We'd
nesday under the leadership of Regent
r. Payne, was addressed by Past Grand
Regents F. S. Parks and James E..
Eckloff and Grand Committeeman
George M. Copenhaver
Councils meeting this week are: Mu-
nicipal, Monday; Kismet, Wednesday,
and Capitol, Thursday The official visi-
tation of the Grand Council will be paid
to Kismet Council Wednesday
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CLAIMS WILDE TOOTH.

Gold Molar Sold to Him by Au-
thor, Says Man.
vELES, Jugoslavia OP.-A local cop
persmith treasures a good tooth which
he claims once belonged to Oscar
Wilde.
The British writer Is said TO have
visited here in 1898 and. having no
money to pay his way back to saloniki.
sold one Of his gold teeth. It Is known
that Wilde was travelling in Italy III
1898 and made a trip down to Con.
stantinople.
Reports have also stated that when'
Wilde died In Paris and his gold teeth
were claimed in payment Of O debt che
tooth was missing.
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KNIGHTS OF PYTHIAS.

Rathbone Temple met February Is,
with Mrs. Edythe Berg presiding. Mrs.
Marks, chairman of the ways and means
committee, made her final preparations
for the oyster supper ~.
The drill team held meeting, Mrs.
Marks. Mrs. Lawson, Mrs Kirby and
Mr.. Baum entertaining.
Friendship Temple met February ID,
Mrs. c. Banks, most excellent chief.
presiding. Refreshments were served.
A valentine dance and card party were
given February IA by the drill staff.
The children constituting the Neigh
borhood Bunch" gave a little sketch.
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FRATERNITIES

Favors were distributed. Miss G. Ander-
son and d. Crane won the waltz prize.
The drill staff will meet at the home
of Mrs. N. Lynn, l346 Park road,
March 5.
MODERN WOODMEN OF AMERICA.
At A. r. Talbot Camp. at its meeting
Thursday evening in Naval Lodge Hall,
Fourth street and Pennsylvania avenue
southeast, Representatives Edgar Howard
of Nebraska, and Thomas D. McKeown
OF Oklahoma delivered addresses. The
Oliver Brothers and Miss Evelyn
Hastings, with Messrs. Greenwich and
Black, furnished an entertainment.
The camp is conducting a membership
drive A committee consisting Of V. w.
Bonner, j. K. Patterson and w. w.
Greenwell was named TO represent the
camp in connection with arrangements
for joint meeting of all camps IN the
District, March II.
A meeting was held February IS in
the Office of District Deputy II. H. Mill
ard to make arrangements for q joint
reception and public meeting in honor
of Director r. r. Smith and Supt.
John w. Swanger of the Mod
ern Woodmen Sanitarium at Colorado
Springs, Colo. w. II. March was chosen
chairman of the committee, with S. D.
IaShley as secretary. w. Fl. March and
Charles May were appointed to arrange
the entertainment.
Harlan S. Senior Of Hagerstown. Md,
was received in Central Camp by trans
fer at its meeting of Tuesday night.
A report was received of the arrange
ments being made for a meeting in
honor of officials from the head Office,
the meeting to be held in Odd Fellows
Hall, March IS. The camp voted to
participate in campaign to produce
sufficient new business to provide for
sending the District deputy to the head
camp to be held in Chicago in June. A
committee, of which DR.. Thomas Lin
vile is to be chairman. was appointed
to conduct a drive for new members
during the next eight weeks.
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JUNIOR ORDER UNITED AMERICAN
MECHANICS,

State Councillor A. G. Columbus and
his associate State officers will pay their
annual visit to Anacostia Council, in
Masonic Temple, Fourteenth and U
streets southeast, tomorrow evening.
Edward j. Ross Council met February
IA in Junior order Temple and was
called to order by Councillor Iincolns.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1929-02-24

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Imperial Valley press., 1929-11-26
WebfOOters To
Play St. Mary

san FRANCISCO, Nov. %. W.p)
- Thanksgiving day will bring St.
Mary's college something "reallv
big" to he thankful for if il sue
leeds in defeating the University
Of Oregon gridders who will arrive
here tomorrow for preliminary
workout before the game.
Oregon suffered only one defeat
this vear-bv Stanford-and has
wins over Idaho, Washington. L. c.
l.. \. and Oregon State to its credit.
This record entities Oregon TO a tie
for first place in the Pacific coast
conference with the "big three"
California, Stanford and t. s. c.. so
that if st. Mary's is able to take
the Wcbfootcr's measure Thursday,
the Gaels win be recognized as the
best in the west.
The game is of great Importance,
because st. Mary's is anxious for au
.nterscctional tilt this year, and
defeat by Oregon would not help her
prestige or claim to such a contest
Imperial Valley press., 1929-11-26
Central Union
Meets Calexico

Thanksgiving day spells the close
af the football season for the Cen
tral Union team when they meet
their rivals from Calexico on the
local gridiron. 1t is homecoming
day and had Lady Luck been Just
a trifle more interested in the local
hoys this tussle would have been
for the league leadership. Put the
III Centrans met with two reverses,
one of them most unexpected. and
S" next Thursdays game will have
no effect on Calcxico's standing.
However, the game promises to be
we'll worth watching. Last Satur-
days surprise defeat at the hands
OF the Wildcats has injected Il spirit
Of determination into Coach Arm
stl9ng's boys and they are up on
their toes and ready to wade right
= and give the border team some
titing TO think about.
Home coming day win bring out
4 large crowd of rooters for the
game and FL Centre promises to be
zoo per cent with the boys. Some
what handicapped by injuries. Arm
Imperial Valley press., 1929-11-26
DENTIST-BOXER
CONTENDER FOR
MANDELL TITLE

Mention DR.. William McEachern,
dentist, to your average sport fol
! lower, and he viii ask who the gen.
tlcman might be and what has he
| done.
Tell the same man YOU are talk
ing about Doc Smell, and he knows
at once that Doe is recognized
contender for the worlds light
weight championship and has 4
| newspaper decision to his credit
yer Sammy Mandell, the present
champion.
Doe is licensed dentist, and
when he hangs up the gloves for
good he plans to practice in Ia
coma, Wash. his home town. His
family name of M'Eaehern was dis
carded when he was making his way
through college by trouncing the
leather pushers, and he adopted the
name of Smell.
The battling dentist is the Joe
Brown type of fighter. Local fans
will never forget old Joe with his
tear in tactics, never giving an inch
and whaling away until he or the
other boy went down. Joe, by the
way, is now a much domesticated
citizen of Bellflower, operating 4
small ranch and working for one of
.he power corporations. He plans
TO make visit to the valley some
time this winter and will climb into
the ring once more, but as Il visitor
nd not as a boxer.
To get back to Doc Smell, hc
meets Leonard Porter, the type of
boxer who will give him q good bat
tic. Porter is cool, has plenty of
ring gcneralship. is a good defcn-
sive fighter, and when it is ncccs-
sarv to take punishment, lie can do
it. Porter has showed the fans
plenty in the four fights he has had
here and the majority of fans arc
glad to see him get u chance in =
coed spot. The eoiored boy has Ger
.ainlv earned it.
i'rno, the Pasadena lrishman and
Pedro Villa, is sure to be hum
Ginger Mickey has met every rec
ognizod flyweight contender for
years, including Ernie Peters,
Speedy Datto. Tommy Hughes and
Ernie Hood. Fans will see diff
forent fighter in Pedro from the
hoy who met Tommy Hughes here
few weeks ago. Pedro was just get
ting over the flu then and was one
slck little Filipino boy, but gamely
went into 4 fight in which he had
no business. He will make the fur
fly Friday night and will find
plenty of it coming his way from
the Pasadena wildcat.
Imperial Valley press., 1929-11-26
Legu[ Notice
NOTICE OF SALE OF STOCK III
TRADE

Notice is hereby given that GEO.
q. ERICKSON whose address and
place of business is No. 400 State
Street, FL Centre, Imperial County,
California, owner OF the Black
smith shop, stock of merchandise
and machinery now at said place Of
business, intends and is about to
sell the said Blacksmith shop, mer-
chandise and machinery at private
sale TO X. H. Jackson, whose address
is 20. 400 State ST., FL Centre, I'm
perial County, California, and that
the purchase price of said stock in
trade is to be paid on the 2Sth day
of November 1929 at the hour Of
1000 O'Clock A. NJ. at Edgar Bros.
Realty Co., office at No. 60s Main
Street, Fl Centre, Imperial County,
California.
Dated at FL Centre, Imperial
County ,CaIif2rnia, this 18th day Of
November, 1929.
GEO. G. ERICKSON.
1910
Imperial Valley press., 1929-11-26
Notre Dame To
Quit Saturday

SOUTH BEND, Ind. Nov. 90
(U.Pi-Coach Knute Rocknc has an
nounced that the. Notre. Dame sea
son will be over when his team
meets Army in New York next Sat
urdav.
There was some belief that Notrc
Dame might accept an invitation TO
play in the Tournament of Roses
game in California on New Years
day but Rocknc's announcement
seems to preclude any possibility OF
this.
awe have played enough football
when we finish our schedule" ]"
Rocknc said. "a mythical national
football title is something which has
been created but we play football
for the sport"
SAN FRANCISCO, Nov 26. W.p)
Despite reports from the east that
knutc Rockne had stated that
Notrc Damc would not play a post
season game this year, the San
Francisco board of supervisors will
today seek negotiations with the
University and with ST. Mary's col
icge. Oakland, for football game
in San Francisco during the Christ
mas season.
Imperial Valley press., 1929-11-26

Can't Beat This-Building per-
mits were issued yesterday for the
following new buildings, alterations
and additions: To the PIGGY Wig
gly company, for brick, tile and
concrete store building, estimated
cost $500. To John r. Robertson,
for alterations and additions to a
residence at SS3 Brighton, $1,000.
To Jessie Gentry for the addition
of a kitchen to her dwelling at l29
f. He'll street. TO j. p. Smith, for
a room and garage to be built ut
80 FL Centre avenue, cost estimat-
cd at $500.
Imperial Valley press., 1929-11-26
SPORT NEWS

strong is rather hard put to fill sew
cral positions satisfactorily. The
bSenee of three star performers was
felt last SATURDAY. and he fervently
hopes that he will be able to put his
Iull line of regulars into the fray
ii least for q major portion of the
game.
Beat Calcxice--is the watchword
and the locals can cever themselves
with worlds of glory by walking
away with the prize next Thursday
afternoon.
Imperial Valley press., 1929-11-26

ciently experienced to handle such
a machine and was going at too
great a speed while attempting to
make turn about III miles cast
of Heber. Vasqucz was not injured,
according to the report.
Fresh Buttered Popcorn at Paul "a
Stages Depot. adv
Mrs. II. Sorensen - Nurse. ''3
Olive. adv.
Imperial Valley press., 1929-11-26

Stolen Car SoughtA Ford coupe,
license lG99-63, registered to L. +.
Nixon, $40 Olive street, has been
missing since yesterday afternoon,
according to information from the
sheriff's office.
Wooda Blesy School of Dancing
72S Orange. Phone 733-W.
The Distinction OF Quality. For
your party. Bridgers Fancy lee
Cream, Bricks or Bulk. adv
THANKSGIVING bill of fare: Tur-
keys, fat hens, rryers, and soft
bone roosters dressed and drawn.
10S2 Woodward Ave. Phone 966.
NJ. f. Todd. 21t5
Call Newkirks Beauty Shop. For
finger waves. Phone 227. Giv
Your Satisfaction will brig you
back to Newkirks Beauty Shoppe.
Phone 227. t W t adv
Car, Wagon Meet-A Pontiac Sc
dan driven by viii Morris, 243
Brighton, was badly damaged when
it ran into the rear of a roadwagon
driven by S. Narago of Hcber. The
accident occurred one mile east of
Hcber on the Calcxico highway at
$50 p. m., yesterday No one was
hurt
Though you may live beyond the
gas mains you can now have natural
gas service for cooking, water heat
ing, and 10 keep your house warm.
Deposi; to guarantee bill reduced to
$500. Rates for gas reduced. Why
not nave modern convenience and
comforts INLAND EMPIRE GAS
COMPANY, 116 North Sixth Street,
Ell Centre. Phone S25. adv
Desert Pictures and Xmas cards
hand colored in oil. Valley Art and
Picture Shop. adv
And Now-Hot sandwiches and
coffee at Bridgers Fancy Ice Cream
store. Open noon till midnight.
adv
Speeding Truck Overturns six
wheel truck driven 10y Marian Vas
Gucz, %. of Mcxicali, overturned
on the Calcxico highway at p. M,
yesterday. According 10 informa-
Imperial Valley press., 1929-11-26
CARD OF THANKS

We wish to sincerely thank the
many friends who so kindly assisted
and smyrhathizcd during our recent
bereavement.
HAROLD F. DOTY and Family.
ALBERT II. SHELDON and
and family.
Imperial Valley press., 1929-11-26

House Being Moved The old
house which has stood for some time
on the lot of the Murphy Motors
company across from the Barbara
Worth hotel on Main street, is be-
ing dismantled and will be removed
to Holtville. Operations were start
ed this morning and the work is ex-
pcoted to be completed by nightfall
Madam Delebart, Parisienne Beau.
ty shop, SIS Main. Phone 7S3. adv
Natural Permanent Waves $1,000
Parisienne Beauty Shop, SIS Main
Phone 7S3. adv
For Sale-Two Sanan and one
Toggcnburg milk goats. 1928 Wood.
ward. Troy's Phone 664. adv
Very Special-A few wool and
silk street dresses at $6.95. Mariposa
Shop. adv
Remodeling Work Started A
uuHipti VI VdlpcHtctS StdIttu WI N
yesterday on the building occupied
by the PigglyWiggly grocery store
which was gutted by fire last We'd
nceday. An entire new roof is to
be put on the building and it is to
be made fircproof throughout The
work will take several days before
completion.
New Fall Silk and Wool Dresses
at $lo.95. Excellent values. Mariposa
Shop. adv
Wrecked Car Found-A Pontiac
roadster with license number Nv
50-35, was found yesterday after.
noon abandoned near Coyote Wells.
Just what kidd of accident brought
about the damage to the car is not
known,
FIRE SALE-REDFRONT
GROCERY-TOMCR
New Arrival Of Fall Coats at
slip5 NarinnSa Sbpn :{lN
Imperial Valley press., 1929-11-26
THE WEATHER

LOS ANGELES AND VICINITY
Fair tonight and Wednesday with
moderate temperature; low humidity
Imperial Valley press., 1929-11-26
Good Honey-5iS Broadway. adv

New" Calexico Coach - Rather
light for a football player, but ready
to don the moleskins, is Edward b.
Covington, third. who arrived at the
Calexico hospital yesterday, check
ing in at eight pounds gross. Ed
wards daddy is coach of the Ca
loxico high school team, and the
Youngsters arrival evidently means
that the coach will celebrate Thanks
giving day i'll way FL Centre folks
will not like, his team meeting the
local high school eleven on that dav
Mrs. Covington and Young Edward
arc doing splsndidly.
Wash Frock Sroppe-122 Olive.
Mrs. l.. II. Grassland. adv
Special Silk Dresses at S14.95.
Evening dresses, ensembles and
street dresses in this lot. Mariposa
Shop. adv
Imperial Valley press., 1929-11-26

and high fire hazard.
SOUTHERN CALIFORNIA
Fair tonight and Wednesday with
local frosts in the interior tonight;
light northcrlv winds.
FIRE WEATHER FORECAST
Fair with not much change In
temperature or humidity; gentle
.Aorth to cast winds.
Imperial Valley press., 1929-11-26
FIRE SALE-REDrRONT
GROCERY-TOMORROW

Fat Hens S1.00 each dressed. 1928
Woodward. Troy's. Phone 66i. adv
Imperial Valley press., 1929-11-26
FIRE SALE-REDFRONT
-GROCERY-TOMCRROW

New Arrival of Fall Coats at
Sll.?J. Mariposa Shop. adv
Imperial Valley press., 1929-11-26

Speeding Truck Overturns six
wheel truck driven 10y Marian Vas
Gucz, %. of Mcxicali, overturned
on the Calcxico highway at p. NJ,
Yesterday. According 10 infoma-
tion from the traffic office il AZ.
pcars that Nasqncz was not snffl.
Imperial Valley press., 1929-11-26

The Ladies Aid Of the Methodist
Church will have home made mince
meat for sale Tuesday, November
26, in front of NJ. o. Kings.