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The Key West citizen. [volume] (Key West, Fla.) 1879-current, 1938-12-05
BACARDIS TOOK
BOTH ENDS OF
DOUBLEHEADER
DEFEATED PoULTRYMEN IN
OPENER 1917: sHUToUT SEA
FOOD GRILL IN NIGHTCAP
SO

Bacardi Club won both ends of
the round-robin series played
yesterday afternoon at Navy
Field, and now has a comfortable
lead over the rest of the clubs.
The series is to determine the
champions of Monroe County
Baseball Leagues first-half.
Malgrat bested Tynes and
Gates in the opener despite al
lowing 10 safeties. Rum boys
collected Is hits off the two
pitchers and thereby defeated
Key West Poultry & Egg Com
pany nine, 10 to Z.
The old reliable, Joe Casa, was
in power in the nightcap. Al
though Wickers limited his team
mates to six bingles, Casa pitched
a four-hit affair against Sea Food
Grill and so Bacardi Club march
ed on to a so shutout victory.
Five errors proved the downfall
of Wickers. Rum boys played
perfect ball.
F. Tynes started on the mound
for the Pultrymen in the first
contest and lasted five innings.
In the sixth frame he left three
men on the bags. Gates finished
the fracas.
Leaders at bat were M. Ace
vedo, Barcelo and M. Hernandez
each with three safeties out of
five times at bat. In the field,
Molina and Al. Rodriguez for the
losers and c. Garcia, BaZo and NJ.
Sanchez for the victors were out
standing.
Casa of the old Pirate and Key
West mines was again hitting the
high spots" against the Grill boys
in the nightcap. He held them
without hit or run and no man
reaching first base until the sixth
inning. Then Woodson, singled to
left and Wickers hit into a dou-
BILE playa line drive TO short
put out Wickers and Woodson
was doubled off first.
In the seventh, John walked,
Sterling struck out, Joe singled
to right sending John to the hot
corner, Joe stole second but
brother Dickey struck out and all
died on the bases.
Again the Grill boys made an
attempt to score, this in the ninth
inning. Machin singled TO left,
stole second and third, but Rueda
flied out to second and John and
Sterling each struck oat
First score of the game came
in the first frame on two walks,
an infield out and a slow roller
through the box. Another tally
was marked up in the seventh
stanza on double by Ixzy and
a double error by Woodson.
A three-run rally in the eighth
put the contest on ice. The mark
ers were scored on three hits and
three errors.
c. Garcia hit safely twice in
three times UP TO lead the hitters
of the game.
Rum boys played errorless bal
with the infield handling II
chances ard the outfield snatch
ing five flies. Casa struck out
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STEAL HIS PARTNER

CHICAGO - George Clements
an Alaskan lecturer who is IN
Chicago on tour. complained to
police that his partner had been
stolen from his locked trailer
The partner was Big Chief, a
l00-pound Alaskan dog.
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SHOW INCREASE

FLATHEAD LAKE, Mont
Despite the fact that passage
from the ocean TO Flathead Lake
IS cut off by the Poison dam,
state game officials report the
number Of salmon that spawn in
the lake each year seems TO be
increasing.
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TODAY'S BIRTHDAYS

born at Sunbury. Pa. 81 years
ago.
Della ]. Akeley of New York,
explorer and writer, born at
Beaver Dam, Wis, s. years ago.
Alice Brown of Boston, noted
novelist, born at Hampton Falls,
n. H. 81 years ago.
Hugh s. Magill of Chicago.
president Of the American Fed
Grafton Of Investors. born at Au-
burn, Ill, 20 years ago.
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Grace Moore. soprano, born az
Jellicoe. Tenn. 81 years ago.
Waiter f. Disney. animated
sound cartooniSt. born in Chi
cage. 81 years ago.
Governor Harry " Nice of
Maryland. born in Washington.
d. C. 81 years ago.
Martin ", Clement. president
Of the Pennsylvania Railroad.
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Key West Takes Miami League Lead
With 18th Inning Six Run Barrage
GOLF DIRECTORS
MEET TONIGHT
(By GRAVY

The regular meeting of the
board of directors of the Key
West Golf Club will be held this
evening at the home of Melvin
Russell on Washington street.
There will be business of i'm
portance transacted and it is
hoped for full attendance.
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Runs, Compton 2, Meska. Cruz,
Hernandez, Carbonell. Aeevedo
2. Griffin 2. Covington. Con-
zalez, AIbury 2: two-base hits:
Lee, Griffin. Gonzalez; stolen
bases, Compton, Acevedo; struck
out, by Covington 9. by Lee 5;
time of game, 2:25.
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First Game


r. II. E.
K. w. Poultry Co.
200 021 002-7 10 8
Bacardis 900 $40 0lx-1O Is 4
Tynes, Gates and Al. Rodriguez;
Malgrat and !. Rodriguez.
Two-base hits: NJ. Hernandez,
Barcelo; stolen bases: Molina, AL.
Rodriguez, Castro, F. Tynes, c.
Garcia 2; struck out: by Malgrat
4, by Tynes 2, by Gates 5; bases
on balls: off Tynes 3, off Gates
3, off Malgrat 3; hit by pitchers:
AL. Rodriguez, Castro and j. Gar
cia by Malgrat, G. Garcia by
Gates; hits: off Tynes z and z
runs in 5 innings( three men on
bases in the SIXTH; time of game:
200; umpires: Sawyer and Null
Inns; scorer: Aguilar.
Second Game
r. H. E.
Grill - 600 600 0O0-O 5
Bacardis - 100 900 13x-5 6 0
Wickers and Joe Navarro; j..
Casa and I. Rodriguez.
Two-base hit: l. Rodriguez;
stolen bases: Machin 2. Joe Ma
varro, c. Garcia, Davila; double
play: C. Garcia to M. Sanchez;
struck OUT by Casa 9 John Ma
varro 2, Sterling 2, Salinero 2,
Machin, D. Navarro, Woodson),
by Wickers IL casa 2, c. Garcia
2, NJ. Hernandez 2, Alfonso 2,
Bazo, Davila, /. Rodriguez. San
chez; bases on balls: off Wickers
3, off Casa 2; time of game: 200;
umpires: Sawyer and Mullins;
scorer: Aguilar.
Next Sunday. Poultrymer will
play in both ends of a double
header. Sea Food Grill nine is
scheduled to cross bats in the
opener and Bacardi Club in the
nightcap.
There is another game pending
between PouItrymen and Sea
Food Grill to be played If need
ed.
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MONROE COUNTY LEAGUE
(Round Robin Series)

nine players. Wickers famed IL
of the Rum boys but his clubs
five errors were costly,
Sterling played his usual game
at first for the losers. The out
field did not have a chance. Out
of IL chances the infield handled,
three were booted. Joe Navarro
committed the other two mis-
cues when two of his throws went
wild at second.
Scores.
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THE ARMY POST MURDERS
The Characters
Rv Virginin Hanson

The Characters
Katherine Cornish, myself, Uis.
listing the colonel's daughter on
q nid-tUestern Army post.
Charlie Spencer, my 1iance.
Adam Drew, one of the incest
men ! knotD.
Yesterday: Adam Is knocked
out on the polo field. Elizabeth
carries q gun in her car.
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STANDINGS
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LEAGUE
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LOST

LOST-Key West High School
Graduation Ring, Class of 1885.
Reward if returned to Maudie
Lowe, 1ll4 Elgin street, or San
Carlos Book Store. dec2-3t
LOST - Yesterday somewhere
between sunrise and sunset,
two golden hours, each set with
sixty diamond minutes. No re-
ward is offered for they are
gone forever.-Horace Mann.
nov30
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ROOMS

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Sixteen beautiful new rooms.
Across South Beach. nov9- limo
THE MUNRO, 1913 N. E. 4th St,
Miami, Fla. Enjoy living, hot
water, pleasant surroundings.
nov7-1mox
ROOMS with or without board.
Sunny and cool. 419 Southland
street. dec2-1mo
STONE HOTEL, clean, spacious
rooms. Hot water. Reasonable
rates. White and Division
streets. dec1-1mo
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Tomorrow; Elizabeth and Barney.
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FOR SALE

FOR SALE - Six-room house,
1909 Olivia street. Apply 1905
Division street dec2-s
Evening star., 1938-01-17
Brain Twizzlers
BY PROF. J. d. FLINT.

GONE prospectors lost their way In
~ the dry, burning desert. Water
was their greatest need and water was
their most carefully guarded posses
sion. They had enough to last IL
days allowing each man one quart q
day. Just after the water for the fifth
day had been handed out one Of the
men stumbled and spilled part Of the
future supply. That night the men
departed the camp and it was later
found that another group Of men had
saved him. The rest Of the prospectori
find that the remaining water will go
around u originally planned with the
Evening star., 1938-01-17
Jolly Polly

A Little Chat on English.
BY JOS. J. FRISCH.
C. B.-Since essential and necessary
are the same in meaning they should
not be used together. Say push and
pull are necessary to success" or push
and pull are essential to success"
'"That is not essential" or "that IS not
necessary"
Send q return envelope for the leaf
let, WAS and WQe.",
Evening star., 1938-01-17
Franklin Feted in Paris.
BY NORMAN MARSH
MORROW. THE CORPUS DEzfcT

When Benjamin Franklin was. In
Paris in Revolutionary days seeking
help for America, he received such
ovations Is the old Spartan had never
dreamed Of. Parties were given in his
honor. at which the most beautiful
women were chosen to embrace him In
turn. No man Of quality was complete
without ring or = snuff- f-box with hts
medallion. These" he wrote to his
daughter, "has made your fathers
face as we'll known Is that Of the
moon, 20 that he burst not do any
thing that would oblige him to run
away, as his phiz would discover him
wherever he should venture b show
T."
Evening star., 1938-01-17

His low-movlng brain groped for some means of
accomplishing his horrible purpose. Then evil
smile overspread his brutal face Yes, the thing
might be arranged so that it would appear acci-
dental Ulp arose and ambled toward the shelter
that housed Yvonne.
Imperial Valley press., 1938-12-22
Churches ssnUG~ OF Interest to Women SSS1fy cnbs
by AnreH HardyD Davis
Matrons And
Patrons Install
New Officers

Miss Estella Falla was installed
as president of the Past Matrons
and Patrons association Order of
the Eastern Star at the meeting
Wednesday night in the Masonic
temple, HoltVille.
M. M. Sweeney of Holtville is
adviser for the organization and
Mrs. P. H. Judd of El Centro, sec
retary- treasurer. Vice presidents for
each community are: Ross Tilton
of Ell Centre; Mrs. M. Bates, CAL
exico; Mrs. M. M Sweeney, Holt
vile, Mrs. Mary Head, Brawley.
Holtville members were in charge
of arrangements for the Christmas
party and installation, the evening
beginning with a tempting pot luck
supper. The hall was decorated
appropriately with a huge Christ
mas tree, bearing many gifts, occu-
pying the center of attention.
Later in the evening gifts were
exchanged, an unusually large
number of members being present
to enjoy this holiday festivity.
Imperial members will be hosts
for the January meeting.
Imperial Valley press., 1938-12-22
CaIexico Group
Has Novel
Party

CALEXICO, Dec. 22.-Mrs. E. E.
Kelso entertained members of the
Twice Told Tales section of the
Woman's improvement club at a
Christmas party Monday evening
at her ranch home.
Approaching the home, the yard
was brilliant with lighted trees
throwing a glow out over the high
way. Inside the house a glowing
fire of pine cone greeted the guests,
with mistletoe and holly festooned
about the room.
Members were costumed to rep
resent various books, some decided
ly clever characterizations being
contributed by Mesdames Kelso, E.
KitoW, Maurice Satinger, P. H.
Wofford, Al Vierhus, Leslie Dove,
James Seimsen, Harold Mason, O.
A. Pratt, E. E. Cavanah, Ray Bonn
ers, o. P. Mandrapa, George Kirk,
w. H. Lorenz, Fred Gunterman,
Luis Alvarez.
Mrs. Mandrapa gave the book
review for the evening, a treatise
dealing with the economic prob
lens created by the necessity of
employing migratory workers.
Imperial Valley press., 1938-12-22

Both st. Paul's Episcopal church
and st. Mary's Catholic church
have arranged midnight Masses
Christmas eve.
st. Mary's
st. Mary's church will celebrate
high Mass at midnight, this service
being preceded by the chanting of
Christmas carols by the choir at
1l:30 p. m. Solemn high Mass will
be sung promptly at midnight
Reserved seats for this midnight
Mass are available at the parish
rectory.
Low Masses Christmas day are
set for 8 and 10 p. m. with Bene-
diction of the Blessed Sacrament
after the last Mass.
Children will receive Christmas
presents after the and 10 o'clock
Masses.
Confessions Christmas eve will
be: 10 a. m. to II noon for child
rem, 3-5 p. m. and 7:30-11 p. m.
for adults.
Rev j. A. c. van Veggel is pastor
Of st. Mary's.
st. Paul's
st. Paul's Episcopal church will
celebrate midnight Mass at 11:3O
p. m. Dec. "a, with the Rev. Mr.
Devon Ellsworth, vicar, in charge.
The choir will sing the anthem
Imperial Valley press., 1938-12-22
Home Economist
Gives Recipes
For Candy

Holiday candy recipes contribut-
ed by Grace Williams, local home
economist, include the following
delicacies.
Delicious Chew
/ cup brown sugar
cup white corn syrup
1-3 cup thin cream
Boil together until 1t forms
firm, but not brittle, ball when
tested in cold water (240 deg) Re
move Immediately from the fire
and add
cup chopped walnut meats
cups seedless raisins
q teaspoon salt
1h teaspoon vanilla
Mix thoroughly and pour into
creased and floured pan Corn
starch. Pan 10x10. Set to cool.
When cold cut in desired sizes and
shapes. These may be either
wrapped in wallpaper or dipped
In chocolate. (Note: This candy
is especially good for children as
it has a high content OF raisins)
Date Roll Candy
2 cups sugar
] cup milk
Cook to firm ball 1888 deg) Seed
and grind
IL cups dates
Add to syrup and cook until
softened. Remove from fire and
add
tablespoon butter
/ teaspoon vanilla
! cup nut meats
Beat While not and pour into a
wet cloth. Make into a long roll.
When cold remove from cloth and
wrap IN Waxed paper. To serve,
slice.
Imperial Valley press., 1938-12-22
Campus Notes
From Central
High School
BY JACK KINNE

The Ell Centro high school Hi-Y
club met at Howard Rhodes home
Tuesday night. Pins were present.
ed to new members. Plans were
made for distribution of food to
needy families on Christmas.
The girl reserves Of Ell Centre
high school sponsored a dance in
the gymnasium Wednesday to raise
funds and supplies for their an
nual Christmas food distribution
program. Admission price to the
dance was ten cents or a can of
grocery supplies.
Coach Bill Maxwell Thursday an
nounced that brackets for the
Novice tennis tournament in both
girls and boys divisions were COM
plete. The tournament will start
after the Christmas vacation.
Imperial Valley press., 1938-12-22
Fine Program Given Wed.
ByHarding School

Audrey Macurda and Virginia
Palmer gave appropriate readings,
Christmas carols were sung, and
each room contributed something
to the program.
The children have been busy
making Christmas presents for their
parents, and they were to take
them home Thursday morning but
with the heavy rain storm just
at the opening of school, the days
session was cancelled, vacation
starting that morning instead of
Friday, and many of the presents
were still at the school.
Thursday afternoon the P.-TA.
was busy packing baskets which
were to be distributed to needy
families, the articles having been
brought to school by the youngsters
and placed at the foot of the
Christmas tree which was heavily
laden with presents for the needy.
Imperial Valley press., 1938-12-22
Announcements
Of Ne etinqs

McCabe Eucalyptus home de-
partment's meeting scheduled for
Thursday of this week and post
poned because of the rain Thurs
day morning is now scheduled for
Wednesday Of next week at the
John F.. Waterman ranch, II noon,
when a pot luck luncheon will be
featured and the Christmas pro-
gram and party featured.
Signal chapter No. 276, O.E.S.,
will have its first meeting under
the new officers Friday night at
8 o'clock in the Masonic temple.
Mrs. Leslie Mcconnell is the new
worthy matron, succeeding END.
Hatch, with Willem Hart succeed
ing Ross Tilton as worthy patron
Imperial Valley press., 1938-12-22

Harding school observed Christ
mas Wednesday afternoon in de-
lightful program at the school.
Intended originally as an out
door celebration, since the Parent
Teachers association had presented
the school with a living Christmas
tree planted on the lawn, with the
program scheduled originally about
the tree, the bad weather made
it necessary to conduct the celebra-
ton in the kindergarten room and
in the halls.
A charming play, "T'he Little
Mixer" was presented under the
direction of Mrs. Dorothy Arm
strong, music supervisor and Miss
Winifred Wilson, the cast includ-
ing: Dorothy Rapson, as the moth
er; Harold Williams as the practi-
TONER and Ida Ruth Robertson,
Frankie Lee Kirk, Dorothy Dins-
more and Richard Ebert in the
other roles.
Imperial Valley press., 1938-12-22

"Down the Chimney with Santa
Claus, a charming operetta, was
presented by the sixth grade OF
Washington school Tuesday night
in the school auditorium under the
auspices of the Parent-Teachers'
association.
James Robinson was in charge
of the production.
The operetta was presented in
two scenes with colorful stage set
tings, featuring the living room of
a modern American home. During
the entire performance excellent
musical numbers were presented
which followed the story closely
and which included not only the
beloved carols but other Christmas
numbers as well.
The cast included: Minnie Gen
try, Frances Marques, Gertie Mae
White, John Aguilera, Theodore
Willis, Alza Coleman, Felisitas Gas
tello, Lagree Coleman, Rosa Lee
Washington, Cora Capers, Ramona
Barquez, Naomie Sayles, Annie
Imperial Valley press., 1938-12-22

School Party

Presbyterian Sunday school chill
dren had their annual Christmas
program treat Wednesday night in
the church, Yuletide decorations,
including a shining tree, contribut-
ing to the festivities.
Various members and depart
ments contributed to the program
which also featured music by the
choir and orchestra.
The croWning event of the eve
ming was the appearance of Santa
Claus who distributed bags of candy
to all.
A white Christmas was also
observed, the children bringing gifts
of food and other articles to be
packed in baskets and given to
needy families of the community.
Imperial Valley press., 1938-12-22
President Sends
Message to Scouts

President Franklin d. Roosevelt
Thursday extended Christmas greet
ings to the Boy Scouts of Imperial
Yuma area council. Roosevelt is
honorary president of the Boy
Scouts of America.
Roosevelt, who has been an ac-
tive Scouter for II years, called
upon the scouts of Imperial Yuma
area and of the nation, Ito do a
good deed for some other person, y
in his message, according to Hugh
Wilcox, scout executive.
Imperial Valley press., 1938-12-22
Bridge Club at
Marshall Home

Mrs. James H. Marshall enter
tanned her bridge club on Monday
this week, the members changing
from their usual Wednesday to
avoid conflict with holiday activi-
ties. ......-...... ....
The group met at the Marshall
home, 564 Hamilton avenue, where
Christmas decorations made a res
tive setting. Mrs Lee Nuffer won
high score, and Mrs. Clark Jacobs,
second, the other members pres
ent including Mrs. Richard Haas,
Mrs. Leo A. Magee, Miss Margaret
Lanier, the club guests being Mrs.
Charles Bramkamp and Mrs. E. O..
Barnard.
Imperial Valley press., 1938-12-22
Entertains For
Charlotte Case

Mrs. j. G. Christensen enter
tanned Wednesday for her niece.
Charlotte Case, who celebrated her
fourteenth birthday anniversary
that day, giving a dinner party in
her honor at the Christensen home,
571 Hamilton avenue.
Pretty decorations and favors de-
lighted the young guests, covers
being laid for the Misses Mary
Louise Morales, Barbara Barrett,
Wanda Dixon, Nadine Abel Betty
Lee Horton, Geraldine Barter and
the guest of honor, Charlotte Case.
After dinner Mrs. Christensen
entertained the group at the the
atre.
Imperial Valley press., 1938-12-22
Office Force Has
Holiday Party

A sukiyaki dinner and a Christ
mas party were enjoyed recently
by the office girls in the farm
advisors office who first met for
a japanese dinner at local res
taurant and then adjourned to
the home of Miss Fauvette Thomp-
son, 522 Olive avenue where they
spent the remainder of the eve
ming.
A prettily decorated Christmas
tree was laden with gaily wrapped
packages which later were dis
tributed, those present including
Mesdames Nora Barnett, Ethel
Earl, Mildred Brock, Doris Robert
son, Marguerite Swerdfeger, the
Misses Bertha Won Allmen, Joseph
inc Eady, Neoma Osborn, Mildred
Noble and Fauvette Thompson.
Imperial Valley press., 1938-12-22
Senator's Body
Sent 10 Home

SAN BERNARDINO, Dec. 90
(UP)--The body of State Senator
John McColl, A, was EN- route to
Redding toay after a coroner's jury
reported he died MoDiay of a
skull fracture in an unavoidable
collision in Cajon Pass.
McCoil's automobile collided with
one driven by j. B. Morris of Salt
Lake City. Morris testified Nc
Coils automobile went into a
broadside skid during a heavy rain
storm and crashed into Morris car.
Imperial Valley press., 1938-12-22
Society
Clubs
Shawvers Observe
Golden W. ddinq
Anniversary

Mr.. and Mrs. George Shaver of
Holtville are to celebrate their
fiftieth wedding anniversary on
January l with a luncheon to be
given at the Ell Mirador hotel,
Palm Springs.
The ShaWvers are pioneer resi-
dents of the valley and have played
Il prominent part in its develop
ment
Their daughter Mrs. R. B. Har-
mon, and Mr.. Harmon make their
home in Palm Springs.
Imperial Valley press., 1938-12-22
D.U.V. Elects
Officers Friday

Anna Maria Ross tent No. 72,
Daughters of Union Veterans Of
the Civil War. will elect officers at
the meeting Friday at 1:30 O'Clock
in the Veterans hall, FL Centro.
In addition the members will
complete arrangements for theit
Christmas activities which will in
clude gifts for the children at the
county detention home and the
sending Of citrus fruits TO the ID
u. V. home.
Imperial Valley press., 1938-12-22
Mckinley Program
Cancelled d by Rain

Rain spoiled McKinleys schools
Christmas festivities since an ap-
propriate celebration, for the child
ren only, had been scheduled for
Thursday when, with the rainstorm
that morning, the schools were
closed for the holidays, to the dis
appointment of teachers and child
ren alike.
Imperial Valley press., 1938-12-22
Washington SchooIPresents
Delightful Operetta

Pearl Macs, Rosalva Barquez, Sarah
Barros, Essie May Kiles, Irene
Lydia Prince, Rodolpho Hernandez,
Ignacio Lizzaraga, Susie Pomero,
Socorro Arellano, Anita Barros,
FREDERICK Tapia, Ernest Alarcon.
In addition to the attractive stage
sets, the lighting effects and the
gay costumes added much TO the
success of this well produced and
delightful operetta.
Imperial Valley press., 1938-12-22
Compromise May
End Estate Row

ATLANTIC CITY, N. j., Dec. %.
1UP)-A $500,0O0 compromise offer
to settle a creditors suit against
the William Fox estate may be ac-
cepted or rejected in the spring,
Federal Referee Allen B Endi-
colt, jr., said today.
Creditors charged the moving
picture magnate transferred all Of
his assets to an "irrevocable" trust
fund of $6,9000 900 for his wife and
daughters shortly before his bank
ruptcy in 1886.
Imperial Valley press., 1938-12-22
FOG MOULDS MAIZE
1000 TURKEYS, KILLED

OAKDALE Calf, Dec. %. CUP)
Three thousand Christmas tur-
keys, valued at $4,000, have died
at o. E. Salyer's valley home ranch
as the result of eating milo maize
which was moulded by fog, it was
disclosed today.
Imperial Valley press., 1938-12-22
Edited by Anne Hardy Davis
Two Churches Plan Midniqht
Masses Christmas Eve

1.-THE Birthday of the King" under
the direction of Julia Bracket.
Christmas day service will feature
a childrens Eucharist at 1920 am.
Under tile auspices of st. Paulo
guild a children's Christmas party
will be given Dec. % at 2 p. m. in
the church.