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Evening star., 1925-06-14
Explorer Says First Object of
Trip Is to Find Polar
Flyers.
MANY SEEKING PLACES
AS MEMBERS OF CREW
Peary Will Follow Route of His
Last Dash for Pole,
He Announces.
BY the Associated Press.

BY the Associated Press.
BOSTON. June 13-Comdr. Donald
b. Macmillan declared that find
Amundsen first" will be the slogan of
his coming Arctic expedition when he
impaired his final instructions to his
crew at the Ingram Club in the
Charlestown navy yard tonight.
The explorer showed his crew s 1000
feet of film depicting his last dash
into the Arctic and pointed out to
them that the coming expedition will
follow the old route. He said he had
selected DIR. Leo David-off of the Peter
Bent Brigham Hospital staff as medi-
cal officer and. Rufus Sewell Of Wis
casset as steward on the Peary to-
day.
Asked if he had found it difficult
to get a crew for the Peary, Comdr.
Macmillan replied that his real trouble
was keeping aspiring Arctic explorers
away.
All Anxious to Go.
only today" he said, "a boy OF
16 arrived from Maine, after walking
all the way, to join my crew. This
morning four Harvard students beg
thing from washing dishes to act
ing as machinists. Even the women
seem anxious to so. Several have
volunteered to act as nurses and
cooks aboard the Peary"
Comdr. Macmillan also declared that
both of his ships have been equipped
with electric refrigerators.
II suppose, he said, most people
wonder why an Arctic ship needs
refrigerators. but we will have warm
weather until after we get north of
Labrador and all of our fresh sup
plies would rot before we were a few
days out If we did not have them"
He also pointed out that in an
emergency the Bowdoin could literally
harpoon It's oil supply. Equipped with
90 horsepower engine, the schooner
could easily ram a whale or seal IL
the fuel supplies ran low. he ex-
planned.
Evening star., 1925-06-14
MEETS 4,O00-F00T BERG.
Liner Paris Finds One in Steamer
Lane $50 Feet High.

PARIS, June 13 R.-Icebergs are
reported in the Atlantic steamship
lanes. Passengers on the steamer
Paris, which docked at Havre today,
say that on June the liner encount.
cred in latitude 42.10 north and longi-
tude 50.4S west a great iceberg which
was more than 1000 feet long, 1900
feet wide and about $50 feet high.
Evening star., 1925-06-14
CONSULATES FIRED.
British and Japanese Offices Are
Wrecked by Rioters.

LONDON, June 13 C4).-A Shanghai
dispatch to the Daily Express says
that the British and Japanese con-
sulates at Kiu-Kiang were wrecked
and set on fire during serious rioting.
The British consulate was saved from
looters who plundered other buildings
belonging to foreign companies.
The premises of the Japanese ship
ping company. Nisshin Kisen Kaisha,
and the buildings of Butterfield and
Swire, shipping agents, were burned.
Students and workmen created havoc
before Chinese troops arrived and
finally drove them off.
The japanese landed a naval party,
which aided in restoring order.
kiu-kiang is situated on the River
TangtZe, about 142 miles from Han
kow. 1t has a population of $4,000.
Evening star., 1925-06-14
FOUND DEAD, GEMS GONE,
Actress Discovered Bent Over Gas
Stove Under Blanket.

NEW YORK, June 13 @.-Police
tonight were investigating the death
of Mrs. Gertrude Tolvert. 80, vaude-
vile actress, who was found bent over
gas stove, her head and the stove
covered with blanket and the gas
jets turned on. Jewelry valued at
5000 is said to be missing and one of
her eyes was blackened
Her husband, Wall Street oper-
ator and taxicab owner, told police
he left her in excellent spirits this
morning. An autopsy will be per-
formed, the police said
Evening star., 1925-06-14
TODAY'S STAR
PART ONE-44 PAGES.

General News-Local, National and
Foreign.
Maryland and Virginia News-Pages
IA. % and %.
Schools and Colleges-Page %.
D. A. r. Activities-Page 25.
District National Guard-Page SO.
Radio News and Programs-Page 3S.
Boy Scouts-Page 80.
Y. w. c. A-PaPe A.
Evening star., 1925-06-14
M'KELLAR SCENTS
REPUBLICAN PLOT
Magazine Story on Jackson's
Wife Called Attack on
Democrats.
By the Associated Press

By the Associated Press.
The recently published Saturday
Evening Post article on Rachel, wife
of Andrew Jackson, was characterized
yesterday by Senator Mckellar, Dem
ocrat, Tennessee, as "cruel, in
human and untrue attack upon the
reputation and character of one of
the best women who ever lived,
devout Christian and noble woman"
In a prepared statement the Senator
referred to advertising propaganda
apparently for the purpose of bolster
ing up the waning fortunes of the
Republican party" and said he was
inclined to view the article as a care
fully prepared political attack on the
Democratic party.
The statement added another brand
TO the fire of indignation that has been
sweeping the home State of Jackson
because of references in the article to
Mrs. Jaskson's social and educational
attributes.
The same author, Senator McKellar
said in his statement, previously had
attacked Thomas Jefferson, and ap-
peared to be engaged in an attempt
and contempt" two of the great figures
in the history Of Democracy.
Describing Rachel Donelson as "a
beautiful young girl" who was not
the only wife of a. President to have
an unfortunate first marriage. Senator
Mckellar detailed the events which
led up to the application which her
first husband, a Capt. Robards, made
to the Virginia Legislature for a di-
vorce. He asserted that erroneous
information reached Nashville that a
divorce had been granted, and that
jackson went to Natchez, Miss, where
Mrs Robards was visiting at the time.
A marriage before a Catholic priest
quickly followed.
Tells of Romance.
"They had been living together
about two years." the Senator stated,
when they learned for the first time
that a divorce had not been granted
but that it had been recently
granted by the Supreme Court of the
District of Kentucky
The whole trouble was caused by
misinformation, a mistake which very
naturally occurred in those DAYS
through difficulty of communication
between sparsely settled communi-
ties
A written statement left by John
Overton, first chief justice of Tennes.
see, said to be in a position to know
all the facts, was used by the Senator
as establishing that the relations be.
tween Gen. Jackson and Mrs. Robards
prior to their marriage were in the
highest sense honorable"
Admitting that Mrs. Jackson s
grammar and spelling, especially in
early life, were faulty, the Senator
| declared that ''if all Presidents wives
or even others in the upper walks
or society today. were adjudged by
grammar and spelling, a number OF
them would fall short"
Evening star., 1925-06-14
italian Trains Wrecked.

MILAN, Italy. June 13 CP.-One
man was killed and 80 persons were
injured in railway collision near
here tonight on the line running from
Milan to Magenta, distance of about
15 miles. Four cars were completely
wrecked.
Evening star., 1925-06-14
TORNADO RAZES VILLAGE.
Western Storm Wreaks Havoc
Near Rochester, MINI.

ROCHESTER,, Mimi. June 13 N.-
Most of the residential section of Hay
field and the entire business section
of that village were wiped out by a
tornado which struck there this after
noon.
No one was seriously injured,
although many were cut or bruised
by flying glass and timbers.
Evening star., 1925-06-14
MILLER IN BELGIUM.
Head of Fidac Is Guest of Vet
Grams at Luncheon.

erans at Luncheon.
BRUSSELS, June 13 R). Col.
Thomas w. Miller, formerly alien
property custodian, who recently came
to Europe to take up his duties as
president of the Federation of Inter-
allied War Veterans, was received
here today by representatives of the
Belgian veterans who rendered him a
luncheon.
Later Col. Miller placed a wreath on
the tomb Of the Unknown Soldier.
Evening star., 1925-06-14
PART TWO-16 PAGES.

Editorials and Editorial Features
Washington and Other Society.
Tales of Well known Folk-Page 10.
Around the City-Page 10.
News of the Clubs-Page II.
Parent-Teacher Activities-Page II.
Serial. "Loutre II.
Reviews of New Books-Page 13.
Current News Events-Page IA.
Girl Scouts-Page Is.
Evening star., 1925-06-14
CANTON CASUALTY
LIST IS HUNDREDS;
CONSULATES FIRED
Fleeing Yunnanese Troops
Are Pursued by Thousands
of Invading Forces.
BRITISH AND JAPANESE
OFFICES ARE WRECKED
Buildings Belonging to Other For
eigners Are Looted by Chi
nese at Kiu-Kiang.
Bv the Associated Press.

Bv the Associated Press.
CANTON, China. June 13.-Follow-
ing yesterdays victory, thousands of
Cantonese troops are pouring across
the river in pursuit of the fleeing
Yunnanese. Several hundred casu-
alties resulted from yesterdays fight
ing.
rnNSVTT &TES LIpEn
Evening star., 1925-06-14
From Press to Home
Withiy, the Hour"

The Star is delivered every evening and
Sunday morning TO Washington homes al
90 cents per month. Telephone Main 5000
and service will start Immediately.
Evening star., 1925-06-14
PART THREE-1e PAGES.

Amusements-Thea and the photo
plays.
Music in Washington-Page 4.
Motors and MotorinS-Pages 5, s,
and s.
Veterans of the Great War-Page 9.
Army and Navy News-Page 10.
Civilian Army News-Page 10.
Fraterpal News-Page IL.
Spanish War Veterans-Page 13.
You and Uncle Sam-Page IL.
PART FOUR PAGES.
Pink Sports Section.
PART FIVE-8 PAGES.
Magazine Section-F'iction and Fea-
lures.
The Rambler-Page 8.
PART SIX-12 PAGES.
Classified Advertising
Financial News-Pages IL and II.
GRAPHIC SECTIONS PAGES.
World Events in Pictures.
COMIC SECTION PAGES.
Mr.. Straphanger; Reg lar Fellers; Mr..
and Mrs; Mutt and Jeff.
Evening star., 1925-06-14

Continued on Page 2, Column ~
Imperial Valley press., 1925-04-18
LOCAL DEALER
DELIVERED Is
CARS THIS WEEK,

John r. Robertson Of ;ae Chevro-
lot Motor company said today that
business with tAcm is very good.
---Frr--1f up 70 I0:2y th.~ morning they
had delivered IS new Chevrolet cars
this week, He stated that the
Chcyrolet Motor company j. now
Iroducilg +oce0 automobiles per
month and that. for the first time
since the new Chevrolet model,
came out. their dealers are iu q
position 10 make immediate 3cliv-
cries.
\ bulletin Just received from Fred
Goats, manager Of tile Oakland
Chevrolet plant, makes the state
ment that the Chevrolet Motor com
panv is now The worlds second Iarg-
est builder Of trucks and that with
in week their dealers will Lavc
the new model Chevrolet truck n.
thc.r hands for delivery.
According to Nj Robertson, the
nav Chevrolet utility truck has cord
tires the moss unit power plant with
ID" lily wheel enclosed and j.,
equipped with q dry disc clutch.
Nj Robertson says hat h- now has
order. for carload If thc,, new
model utility trucks.
Imperial Valley press., 1925-04-18
Local Tennis
Players at Meet
In Border City

CMexico Pc.regfiea Ca,ez-,,.iitt-
be- the scene Of EA-4.+~~-T70ul.y Ten.
MS meet ue'wcca san Diego and
Imperial counties tomorrow. tho
first match being scheduled for 500
q. r.
Jame. Brown of this citv. coun-
ty singles and doubles champion.
wi.l play the first singles ..atcA.
WacAter Of Brawlev will play the
second single. and Roberts Of Ca
le1.co third.
ln the doubles, Brown AMI Cay
nor of this city, win team ua for
me first match, Roberts Of Calcx-
leo and Wachtcr ~ Brawley wil}
play in TIE second; Edmuuos and
Ninoprio Of CaIexico Eil repre-
1t the county la <he third.
The names Of the San Diego rcp.
rcscntatiycs were rot available to-
day, but il is reported that several
Of thc bes. players In she coast
city viii CONS over for the .amce.
i il expected the various matches
win require the greater part of the
day and considerable enthusiasm ha,
been aroused among fcGHis player,
cf the valley
Imperial Valley press., 1925-04-18
Dinner Held Here
For Republican
Women of County
(COntinned from rage II

diffusod through the nation bv the
agents Of the Rolsheyik movement
and declared that 600 publications
are now being issued in the United
states teaching principles of radi-
cali,m aHd 500 societies are work
ing night ana day to spread their
evil and diSrupting influence far
aud near.
That their avowcd purpoSc\s to
break down the sanctitv of the
Eomr au3 Influence the growing
youth of the country through schools
and universities was her declarations
She cited the Soviet custom 3>w in
vogue. of separating Russian chill
irru from their parents and herd
ing them together in camps where
thu Influence of the home or the
love of the home circle cannot pc
netrale.
Mrs. Nlyin Y. Ilcrt ot kentucky.
Vice-prcSilcnt Of the Republican
National Commit. &c, - leader of
the Republican women s activities
in the United States. In the Re
publican Woman 5 Federation of
California, recently organized by
Miss Kelley Mrs. O. Z. Clark was
named president and Mrs. FLORENCE
Collins Poster elected rs head of
the southern division with Mrs. Ida
K. kovcrmau, secretary
No attempt, She explained, is to
bc made by the Republican Wo-
man IS Federation of California to
cocrce or dominate the various colm-
II clubs which are being organized
all over the statC Their s.le aim
is to have The women. organized and
educated in the principles OF Rcpub-
Ecuni>nl 50 that they may he ready
At all times to take their proper
place aud work effectively toward
u common goal.
Mrs. r. I. lIickcoX and Mrs.
Mass and Mr.. Hale, VI. \. Mackcy
and Dan West all made shon: speech
e. some Of them setting forth rea-
sons why strong, effeetite wo-
nan 5 organization is particularly
necessary in this county. and al!
heartily plcdging their supporl aud
co.orcrutiou to the movement.
Imperial Valley press., 1925-04-18
TROOP ; AHEAD
IN BOY SCOUT
VALLEY CONTEST

According to the Boy Scout Bulle-
tin which was issued on April 1G.
Troop >, with Or. Norman f. Du-
pout rs scout master is ahead in the
efficiency contest to date. having
@l95 points to their credit The
following is the list Of troops and
thcir Standing in the contest.
Troop >. with 3l25 points; Troop
9, with 244j points; Troop /, with
2219 points; Troop s, with 1895
points; Troop 2G. with 1920 points;
Troop 4, with 1910 points; Troop
II, with 1925 points; Troop 81, with
mo points; Troop -. with S15
points; Troop Is, with 675 points;
Troop :, with 40 points; Troop Is,
with go points; Troop ,, with 800
points; Troop y, with 90 points.
The week of April 26 10 MAY ,
has been chosen by the Rotary In
teruationai rs International Boy s
Week. and has the hearty eoopera-
ton of Boy Scouts of America and
other organizations interested in
boys, according to s. L. McCrorv,
local boy scout executive, ana Will
be carried out in the valley rs
nearly as possible. The program of
the week is rs follows:
sunday, April %, Boys Day in
Churches; Monday, April -, Boys
Day in Schools aud Evening ut
Home; Tuesday. April 2S. Citizen
ship: Wednesday. April ~, Enter
tammeut and Athletic, Intermnral;
Thursday, April so, Industry; Fri
day, MAY |, Loyalty: Saturday,
Man :. Out of Doors.
Mr.. McGrorv stated today that
he was very desirous Of having at
least POO boys attend the boy scout
camp this wear aud that he felt that
now j. the time . begin talking
and planning for it. The camp will
be hell in Laguni Mountains in the
same place as last year and will
open June 2S. continue four weeks
at least and s;N weeks, if suffi-
rient boys desire to attend to justi-
Imperial Valley press., 1925-04-18
PERSONALS

Ticulonaut Commander Franz
Luckcf and wife Of san nicgo ar,
/ visitors iu The valley today.
T. q, Ferguson, popular clerk in
+ b. solomon and t0mapny, Will at
tend the golf tournament in Nnma
tomorrow.
Leroy Il. Smith. assistant state
leader Of farm advisors. is expected
ia III Ccutro Monday 10 confer with
Farm Advisor f. L. Garthwaitc
Mr. and Mrs. Edward Laywm
and daughter, who have been visit.
ing their daughter and sister Mrs.
NJ. B. OBricn for the past few days
returned to- their home in ka Joia
Yesterday.
Mis-, Bessie Ejest is spending the
Weekend with relatives i'm lcS.- VI
gclrS.
". J. Wilson. a prominent attor-
ucv from HrJwioy, WAS ia FL Centre
yesterday on bu>iurS>.
+. ". Mafable. connected with
the l.. Natomon ANA Company, is
driving TO Coachciia for Ile week.
end.
James Hoffman. president of the
new bank i'm CaleNico, MAS in FL
Centre yesterday on business.
T. ". Grotafeld. a representative
of one of the Leading produce com.
pauicS of Chicago, Is IN the valley
ON business.
A. VI. Grace and y. d. Uagaman,
connected with the san Diego and
Arizona railway. were in FL Ceutro
yesterday ou official bu~inc~s.
MIR. and Mrs. L. VI. johnson of
Fit. Worth, Texas, are sight seeing
in the valley this weekend ON their
tour of Southern California
Mr.. and Mrs. y. R. Underwood
motor,l to san Diego today TO
spend the Weekend.
Melville Bates left for san Diego
today where be VIII visit friends.
Mrs. Charles Ralph OF the Mes
quite Lake district Was visiting in
Fl Centre today.
Rev. and Mrs. \. Z. Worthy and
family. who have been the house
guests Of Mr.. and Mrs. s. Q. Lingo
Tor the past few days, left for their
home in Long Beach today.
Misses Dorothy and Harrictte
Hubbard Of Amarillo, Texas, are
registered at the Barbara Worth ho.
tel.
Or. +. J. RUddy, an eye, throat
and ear specialist OF Les Angeles, ar
rived in Fl Ceutro this morhng.
v. Edgar Spear, darcy Rowe,
X. j. Ford and Parker Robbins, re-
large bond company o.
san Francisco, are guests at ;he
Barbara Torch fer Few days. The
party was taken for trip over the
valley yesterday. which they en-
ioyed very murh and are visiting the
heading today.
The many friends OF Mr. John
carmichael viii be pleased U know
that She is getting along sF!5Hdidly
from a recent operation and was
able 10 Doe removed frem the hos
a.tal last night. Size viii make her
home with her daughter, Mrs. Earl
.rey &.iI she IS stronger.
Imperial Valley press., 1925-04-18
Former Valley
Woman Is Dead

Information received 10 this city
TODAY advised OF the dcoth ri Mrs.
Lucia 4 Curry, at 'ho home OF
her daughter Mrs T. D. LGdeD-
stine. ia Corona, yesterday.
Ms. Carry formerly lived IN this
city, and vas the mother Of Jart
Curry. wei. known 10 valley EIks
and foreman for Jarboc and Murray
during the construction Of tha uex
courthouse Mrs. Curry S husband
died suddenly a few months ago.
and il is believed this misfortune
hasteued her death.
Funeral services were held thi,
afternoon al 2 O'Clock in Corona.
Imperial Valley press., 1925-04-18
GOLF PLAYERS OF
Ell CENTRIC WILL
Be YUMA GUESTS

Members Of tie Fl Centre G~-T
Club and their ladies viii be guests
ot the Yuma Valley Country Club
tomorrow. and according to word
received from James p, Chafee.
green's comm..tce chairman of The
Numa cub. extensive plans have
been mad- 20 entertain the visitors
willie in the Arizona citv.
Those planning 70 make tAr trip
from here are urged to leave in
sufficient time to reach the CALI
I mia ,ida Of the Colorado bridge
~ g:39 California time when q
committee from the Yuma C-uh
VII! be en- hand 20 escort tha visi-
tors 70 the country club.
Several special matches have
been arranged between Yuma and
FL Centre golfers. and Pres lent
Jonps of the local club, is anxious
to have his players show whar good
golfers There gre ia lmporiai Val
ley.
Til. Tama club win provide 9
luncheon and all who make The
trip are urged 70 bring batLiag
suits with them, SO they may niar
the splendid new tank which ha,
been Installed ar the club.
Yuma citizens have always been
noted for their hospitality, Pre-i-
Dent Jone, said today, and those
who are members Of the Yuma Club
are leaders in the sorial activities
Of Yuma. Th.v are anxious 10 give
the II Centric club members good
time. and i is hoped chat q large
delegation win be 81 attendance
( frou. here.
Imperial Valley press., 1925-04-18
Tijuana Races
Close Tomorrow
ny United Press Leased Wire

TIJUANA. Mex, April ls.-With
the mu rcFoir handicap featuring
The farewell bill, the l25 day winter
race meet Of the Tijuana club will
be brought to a close tomorrow.
some Of the thoroughbseds have
already bccu taken east for the sum
mer campaigns in New York, Mary
iand aud Kentucky. and with the
close Of the local meet tomorrow
those remaining in the west VIII be
rested up nti the opening Of the
meets ~ Reno, salt Lake and Van.
cunNor.
Imperial Valley press., 1925-04-18

Spring arrived ius- I'm -.mc. Prac-
,ie..lv VI the long underwear Was
turning into bcll-h1ttoWcd trousers
Imperial Valley press., 1925-04-18

Everybody Esls Faul's Ruttered
Pop Corn. Why9 adv
Imperial Valley press., 1925-04-18
NEWS BRIEFS
From City and Comfy

Noland' s 0rcnesVra. Mnsic for all
0ccasic7s. Phone FL Centre 5S3. adv
Imperial Valley press., 1925-04-18


volley Ball Tonight - long
Beach y famous vollcv ball team.
which is reputed to he the cham-
pion outfit of Southern California.
will meet the FL Centre An-Star
team at the high school gymnasium
tonight at 7:30 The game promises
10 be full Of action, as the locai
team has been practiciug ha,d all
week and is reported TO be in good
shape. while Long Beach, with the
prestige of champions, viii doubt
less be prepared 10 show the locals
how the game should be played. The
general public is invited TO attend
the games and il is hoped shat a
large crowd viii be present, to eN,
tend welcome to the Long Beach
visitors. and 10 cheer on the local
ball players.
Imperial Valley press., 1925-04-18

Dance Every Wec. e Sat nights
at Heber Palm G".ticu. adv
Imperial Valley press., 1925-04-18

Andy's Taxi Service. Phone
473. adv
Imperial Valley press., 1925-04-18
COTTON MARKETS

NEW YORK. April ls.-Tho cot
tom market closed irregular, eff .
IN up ! points. Spots CLOSED stea-
dv of > points; midS 24.9o.
Imperial Valley press., 1925-04-18

For Replanting W. old grape
fruit, oranges and lemon trees. go
Main St, FL Centre. adv
Imperial Valley press., 1925-04-18

less bc prepared 10 SHOW tIt' iotsi>
how the game should be played. Tie
general public is invited TO attend
the games and il is hoped that a
large crowd viii be present, 10 eX-
tend welcome to the Long Beach
visitors. and 10 cheer on the local
bail players.
For Replanting " old grape
fruit, oranges and lemon trees. go
Main St, FL Centre. adv
Salvation Army Drive for Funds.
Tuesday, April y. Give your help.
adv
DR.. Harry caeuper, Dentist 647
Main st. Phone 3S2W. adv
Don't Forget Salvation Army
Drive, Tuesday, April 2I Do your
bit. adv
Hotel Barbara Worth club break
fast 25c up. Special chicken, turkey
and steak dinners S100. Table de
hote dinner $1.00. Seventh street
ntrance direct into dining room. al
Jolly Desert Party-Nine car
loads Of young people attended the
desert party of the State street
Christian Church on Thursday night.
The party was held south Of Seelev
near New River. where u delicious
desert supper was served and games
played. Miss Adaline Mold had
charge of the panty and was com
plimented very highly upon the sue
cess of the event.
Andy's Taxi Service. Phone
473. adv
Salvation Army Drive. Tuesday,
April 81. Don't be q Stacker. adv
Orchestral Concert ana speciality
numbers at State Street Christian
Church Sunday evening. free win
offering. adv
Don't Forget Salvation Army
Drive, Tuesday, april 81. DO your
bit. adv
Mrs. Mccormick Here-Thc laany
friends of Mrs. John Il. Mccormick
viii be pleased 20 hear that she
has returned from Los Angeles.
where she has spent the last few
months with a specials on account
Of her health. She is much i'm
proved in health, having been com
pletely dismissed BY her physician.
Mr.. and Mrs. Mccormick will make
their home in the Jenkins Apart
ments for the time being.
Valley Beauty Shop. Phone e24J.
adv
Have You Seen the folding Ford
,t 67G Main St? adv
Salvation Army Drive for Funds,
Tuesday, April y. Give your help.
adv
Parisienne Beauty shoppe. 127
North 9Th. Phone 783. adv
steve's specIal noon lunch soc.
adv
Are You Hungry? Give Loynd's
Fountain Lunch ! triad. S2tisfac-
tion and service. adv
Inspecting Levee SYSTEM party
Of irrigation district officials, in
cluding Secretary McIver and Chief
Engineer Carbcrry, left early this
morning for trip over the dis
trict's levee flood protection sys-
tenn in Mexico. The trip is made in
order TO ascertain the condition Of
the levces prior to the anticipated
spring flood, which viii be due IN
a few weeks. The parry win return
tonight.
Davis Beauty Parlor. Phone POT.
adv
Mrs. Brooks Beauty Shop. Phone
226. adv
Davis Beauty ParTOf. Phone 227.
adv
Andy's Taxi Service. Phone
473. adv
Salvation Army Drive Tuesday
April 21. Don t be a Stacker adv
Excellent Cooking served family
style in home-like atmosphere
Breakfast ami dinner $50 per month
Country Club Inn, 9th and Holt.
adv
UNDER NEW MANAGEMENT