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Evening star., 1926-10-01
The Riches of the Home
BY LYDIA LIE BARON WALKER.

Those who have money to spend for
what they wish to buy are generally
considered to be the only rich persons.
This is actually true, of course, when
Evening star., 1926-10-01

For "a years Andrew Hawes has
conducted a grocery in the same
building at the same location in Port
land Me-
Evening star., 1926-10-01
DorothyDix
"Whot win
the Neiohbors
Sdy?"

Neighbors Are Responsible for Most of Women's
Extravaganza, for Many an Unsuitable Marriage
and Many Misft Job-Yet Why Try to Please
Neighbors When They Criticize Anyway?
Evening star., 1926-10-01

One mother says:
Children who are learning addition
Will be fascinated by its possibilities
If you start them on an example that
will lead as tar into infinity as they
care to go. Take a long piece of pa
per about six inches wide. In the up
per rjght-hand corner set down the
figure ''1'' and beneath it another
a." Draw a line and add. Beneath
the answer. '2,' set another "2" and
add. And so continue-adding each
answer to itself, indefinitely. Chill
dren become absorbed in watching
this thing grow.
(Copyright 1926
Evening star., 1926-10-01

than other woms
Il lved is Eve becau had n o neghbors
Imperial Valley press., 1926-05-11
FAIRY OPERETTA
TO Be GIVEN BY
LINCOLN SCHOOL

Pupils of the Lincoln school will
present the charming fairy opcrctta
'Thc Sandrtam >, at the Wilson
school auditorium on Friday Of this
week. Produced rs Il school prol-
cct, the opcrctta promises to be a
Gtcided success. Members Of the
sewing class are making the eos
tunes: the art Glasses are making
the flowers, and the manuel train
ing classes. the stage properties.
Miss Helen cruick shank, super
isor of music for the ri"mcntaI"
schools, and Mrs. IHvina Schultz,
81 the Lincoln school faculty, are
in charg" Of the production.
Characters in In" opcrotta viii
include fairies, the sandman, spritcs
collins, the fairy queen and her
attendants.
The story dcvclpp> about Tie Inss
of the Sandman = bag, which the
fairies suspect the goblins Of taking
nd which they determine - find.
s,ccuc one is in the fairy dell, scene
two. in tn" goblin glade and scene
three in the queen :, bower.
The cast Of plpi!s taking par
viii appear il later Issue Of the
res
Imperial Valley press., 1926-05-11
Labor Driven to
Strike Says One
Confined from page ~

against tho British constitution. It
is an act of retaliation against the
mine owners lockout. | have never
.hpprovrd q general strike rs n po-
Iicv, but | know the causes which in
this case have produced Il dcplOr-
able position. ! know how much
al classes viii suffer in common
Ios@oS cntaiIcd by wide and bitter
i'd"StriaI conflict. I believe that
in the main the dispute will be CON
ductod il keeping with the British
r"n#tation for common sense. But
t',a' rcnutation would best he rc-
=: ned t'r u return a once to roor-
tia# i0rs and bv both sides seeking
q s"ttIclncut free from lockout Of
m'"crF on one hand and strike Of
othcr workers ON the other.
Cries Of ''no surreHdcr' will set
tie nothing and u prolonged stoo-
,ea@o must involve losses FOR which
even the hopes Of success ON eth
or side would offer no compcusa-
ii9n.
Imperial Valley press., 1926-05-11
DE M0LAYS TO HOLD
AT
MEET TOMORROW

III ccntro chapter, Order Of De
Molav. will hold a public installa-
tiun tomorrow might at 3 clock
al Masonic hall. In addition to the
installation, Mothers day will be
observed bv appropriate music and
Il short talk by Rev. Arthur T..
Schultz. Mothers day is obServct
each year by the ncMolavs ut their
meeting nearest that date. Re
trcshmcntS will be served following
the program.
Officers to be installed tomorrow
i igkt are master councillor, John
Angel, FL ccrtro: senior councillor.
Nelson Correll, Calcxico; junior
councillor, John Rodgers. FL Centre:
senior deacon, Karl CasSctt, El
Ccntro; junior deacon, Mil" F~St"r,
lmperial; senior steward, Ravmond
Hittncr. Imperial; junior steward,
.;ahn E"kcrt, lIoltvillc; chaplain.
Frank Loffcr, Impcrial; marshal,
james 9rmour, CalcXic0; standard
icarer, Walter Wachtel, Imperial;
orator, Carroll Campbell. CalcXicO;
sent incl. William Paine, FL Ccntro:
tiist. prcccptor, James Hudson. FL
Centre: second prcccptor Wade Park
or. El Centre: third prcc"pt"r, Viz
tor Hct1cll, Fl Centre: fourth pre-
ccpt0r Roy Preston. FL Centre; fifth
rlcceptor, Steve Harris, lmperial;
sixth prcccptor, Paul House, lmpc-
vial; seventh rrcccptor, William
Anderson, lloitVillc.
Imperial Valley press., 1926-05-11
LABOR HOLDS ON
BY CLIFFORD L. DAY
Omitted Press staff Correspondentl

LONDON, MAY ll.-Labor today
apparently stood firmly for contin-
uation Of the general strike, despite
government announcements that
thousands of workers were filtcring
back to their jobs.
In reply 10 the government 5 state.
ment that 10000 railway men had
returned TO their jobs, the trades
union council issued n commnniquc
rs follows:
"Of the $4,000 raiIroadcrs be
longing 10 or affiliated with the
unions subject to strike call, more
than 800, 900 are striking OF the
40.O00 railroadcrs normally handling
passenger trains, omnibus. street
car and subway services in London,
not one has returned to work.
{. H. tramp, president of the Ma
tionnl tnion Of Railwaymcu, said
none of his men were returning? to
work.
Imperial Valley press., 1926-05-11
Nv 1''e' prrss Ieased Wire

LO%l)C NAY IL Calm cyiets
tlroul hnr' at Britain today aud
the strike .lrrs are to be com
m"ud"i f." 'r.r rnn~t0nt successful
efforts f. .ip'riu order. savs to
DAYS "'f;e. ! broadcast statfmar'
prepared hv ih" government and
s"nt hv radio throughout the coun-
Try. Tn" rcnriliatorv attitude as
"un."d hv til" governm"rI' after Fri
days inflammatorv communiquc is
maintained.
Imperial Valley press., 1926-05-11
ChirOp Odist Is
"SOld" Circus But
There Isn't Any

san FRANCISCO. Nav IL
Dr. James Brown. San Francisco
chiropodiSt, had always wanted to
own Il circus.
~ Do the clowns go with it?"
"iep, and the calliopc.
So DR. Brown paid the $4,000 and
started for the depot 10 huv Il ticket
for Garncrvillc, Ncv.,' To get his
circus.
Today he told police detectives
lat there was no Garncrville.
N"v.,' and that in all probability,
here wasn't any circus. At Gar.
ncrvillc, Ncv. which really exists,
they didn't know any thing about a
.irruS. The police issued warrant
fer 4 high powered salesman named
" A. Il. Clark.
Imperial Valley press., 1926-05-11
Legion to Hold
Picnic Sunday

Hoycc Atcu Post. American Lc-
gion. will hold the picnic poStpo
c.l from la !Ua lay ., Live Oak
Springs next Sunday, commencing
at 10 o clock, following action talk
en "t last night 5 meeting of the
post.
Al m.nhrrs o. the post aud their
families. also members of thc auNi-
liary, are invited TO attend the pie
ME. Coffee viii be urovidcd by
those attending the picnic will bring
their own lunches.
\ program arranged to make the
ned by the cntcrlainmcnt commit
day an ENJOYABLE one is being plan
tee.
Imperial Valley press., 1926-05-11
Railroad Detectives Here

Afford, special agent of the South
EN- Pacific company at Los Angeles.
accompanied by J. i. Kelley. invcs-
tigaior, are in the valley for Il few
days in connection with their work
They are being escorted around the
valley by \. L. Blanton, special
agent for the railroad in this seq
tion.
Imperial Valley press., 1926-05-11
1EAMEN RESTRAINED

LONDON, May ll.-Th" IN unc-
t .oH weapon was mshcathcd tudav'
to prohibit scamcn 5 strike.
.Justic" Asburv, in Chancerv court, ,
granted AN injunction restrainin"
secretaries and other officials Of
certain branches Of the National
Sailors and Fircmen : union from
calling members 10 strike or leave
employment without authority of
the executive council Of the union.
Imperial Valley press., 1926-05-11
TO HOLD HEARINGS ON
COTTON QUARANTINE

WASHINGTON. Nav IA hear
ing to determine whcthc" n cotton
shall be placed III effect
on certain sections Of Arizona be
cause of the appearance of thurbcrla
wrcvil Will be held here June !, the
agriculture department announced
today.
Imperial Valley press., 1926-05-11

Annulment Is Asked Alainc
Barker this morning filed suit in
the superior court for an annulmcnt
or her marriage 10 Jack Barker.
IN" complaint asserts that ut th"
time Of their marriage in M"xicali
ON january 30, 1926, the defendant
already had Il wife living from
whom he had not been divorced.
This fact was unknown 10 the plain
tiff. Her attorney is j. +. Simpson.
Imperial Valley press., 1926-05-11
Not ParalyZed -

mot Paralyzed
The nation has not been paralvZ-
ed. Railways are running; trans
nortaiion is moving. ships are be-
ing Inloadrd. news is being dstri
butcd. and. what is most imuor
tamt Of all, adequate food supplies
ar" reaching All parts of the coun-
try.
r. short, the attcmnt TO "hold
Ip' the nation has failed and il is
10 he hoped that before long the
trades union council and he men
who have obcved their orders will
rcali'r the futilitv of continuin"
thc general strike. collapsc of which
is inevitable. When the strike is
over. the British nation will. by de
fcating ii. have done much 10 p-"'
trct political institutions through
ort the world. The government
Will. of course, continue to safe
guard tn" legitimate rights of
trades nniOnS. but the country has
shown that neither now nor here
?f'cr will Unconstitutional inter
ference he tolerated in the nnllti-
cal affairs of the nation by any or
ganiZation in the state.
Imperial Valley press., 1926-05-11
YOu II like Weuton Mesa. ad
DR. e. o. Carter. Dentist. Room
is and 20, Davis Bldg Phone o60
adv
Accident Victim Better Mi

ArCIuUht Vlctlm Better MISS
Bertha Flaunioau. who was in jurcd
in an automobile accident i'm this
city Saturday Aight. mas recovered
from her in iurirs sufficiently to be
able To leave the FL Centre hospital
for her home. Miss Flanagan WAS
riding with Amos Hill when their
ear was struck by switch engine
while crossing over Euclid avenue.
Imperial Valley press., 1926-05-11

Divorce Action Filed-AlIcrinp
extreme cruelty on the part of the
defendant, Rofugio Il. M"dcllin this
morning filed suit for divorce from
Ascrncion Mcdcllin, through Attor-
n"y Walter W. IIeald. The coupl"
were married at Fresno on Octohc"
II, 1918, and separated on April .,
1926.
Imperial Valley press., 1926-05-11

The Nuovo aud Hcmct sections Of
Riverside comfy have Il heavy crop
OF apricots ON unirrigated' lands
that Will size and ripen because of
hate rains.
Imperial Valley press., 1926-05-11
Gardner Pleads Guilty BaI

Gardner Pleads Guilty - Barry
Gardner, charged with forgery,
pleaded guilty when arraigncd be.
fore Judge Cole in the superior
court this morning and was scntrnc-
ed I" serve from one 10 II years in
san Quentin prison. Gardner comes
Of good family in the South bat
contracted III" drug habit, he told
The court. He refused to ask for
probation stating that he docs not
wish his family 10 learn of his
plight aud that he desired t. get to
prison nj once ia get away from
drugs.
Imperial Valley press., 1926-05-11
Oswalt Expected Home Kirk q

"'''0 ''-' Po' 1'7tl 11VI1Tt = N IT N -
walt, special deputy sheriff. who
went to TcNaS two weeks ago TO ar
rest El Dyer. is cTpcct"d 10 arrive
IN this city tonight with his prison
er. Dyer i wanted here on y rape
charge and was arrested in Texas
on complaint of Imperial county
officials.
Imperial Valley press., 1926-05-11
THE WEATHER

Los Angeles and Vicinity: Fair
and continued warm tonight and
Wednesday with low humidity.
Southern California: Fair and
moderately warm tonight and Wcd-
ncsday.
Should not trY 10 grow must siachcS.
Imperial Valley press., 1926-05-11

Oliver Trial Opens. II. Oliver
chargcd with theft ofrrn automobile.
went ON trial before Judge cole in
the superior court this morning.
Oliver, with f.. =. Christie, was ar
rested in Montana several weeks
ago. Christi" pleaded guilty and
asserts that Oliver knew nothing OF
The theft. He testified in behalf Of
the defendant this morning. Deputy
District Attorney Nuffcr is conduct
ing the prosecution.
Imperial Valley press., 1926-05-11
PAGE THREE

A sevenplot series of experi---,
ments with sweet potatoes is being =,
conducted in Orange county. =
Imperial Valley press., 1926-05-11
CERTIFICATE OF DOING BUSI
NESS UNDER FICTITIOUS
FIRM NAME

/ hereby certify that I am tran
sacting business in the State Of
California under the name Of
Okano Produce Company, that our
principal place of business is in the
City of FL Centre, County Of I'm
pcrial, State of California, and that
the names and residences of all per-
sons interested in said business are
as follows
Mitsnei Okano, north side of
Commercial Street, between Fourth
and Fifth Streets, in the CITY of FL
Centro, County Of Imperial, State
of California.
Dated this 18th dav of April, 1926.
MlTSTGI OKANO.
Imperial Valley press., 1926-05-11
r. r. Labor Board
Abolished Today
Uv United Press Leased Wire

WASHINGTON, Nav II. Tn"
senate TODAY passed without .;mcud
mcnt the Watson Parker railroad
Labor bin abolishin" the railroad Ia
hor board ard setting ap in itS
nIac" u. board of mcdiai ion 10 asSis:
j, the peaceful settlement of rail-
ioaL labor disputes.
The measure has passed the hons
and il now goes TO the president.
Imperial Valley press., 1926-05-11

You'll kcst Well through hot
summer nights if you build tina,
screen sleeping porch now. Ask for
figures. Valley Lumber Co. adv
Imperial Valley press., 1926-05-11

Hazel II. Baker, Teacher Of Pi.
ano. ti65 He'll Ave. Phone 220W. ad
Imperial Valley press., 1926-05-11

Barbara Worth Barber Shop, J. d.
Brown, proprietor. adv,
Imperial Valley press., 1926-05-11

\ l.7S7 acre tract known rs
Rancho S;imi, in the Santa susanna
hills of Ventura county, recently
sold for SlSS,000.
Imperial Valley press., 1926-05-11

New Screen Doors and Windows
FOR comfort and health Get our
pfices. Valley Lumber Co. adv
Imperial Valley press., 1926-05-11
State of California; :

Slate Of CalIfOrnIa,
County Of Imperial. SIS:
On this 2Sth day of April, 1925,
before me, Eleanor McGirk, n No
tarv Public in and for the County
of Imperial, state of California, re-
siding therein. duly commissioned
and sworn, personally appeared
Mitsugi Okano, known to me TO be
the person whose name is SubScrib-
ed to the foregoing instrument and
he acknowledged to me that lie ex-
ccutcd the same.
WITNESS nv hand and official
seal the day and year in this GER
tficatc first above written.
ELEANOR McGIRK,
Notary Public in and for the Coun-
" of Imperial, State of California
(SEAIl ! II 10 26
Imperial Valley press., 1926-05-11
NEWS BRIEFS
From City and County,

Fryers and Fat Hens. ANY num-
Der Dressed or unuressed. Phone
96f- 1852 Woodward. adv
DR.. j. F. Foncannon, D. o. Room
20, Davis Bldg. Strictly Osteopathic
adv
DR.. A. 3. Hanson, Dentist. Ex-
traction specialist. Davis Bldg.
Evenings by appointment Phone
HHN. adv
For Sale or Rent-Pianoa De.
!6zicr REYNOLDS Furniture Co. Gtf
Holtville Woman Dies-Mrs. Gaud-
alnpc Pcralta, II wcll known resident
Of iIoltVillc district. died this morn.
ing after "A short Illness. She was
Is years old and had lived in III.
valley for the past year The body
was taken in charge by Il. +. Lem
ons and will be shipped tonight to
Anahcim for burial in that city.
Imperial Valley press., 1926-05-11

DR.. Fletcher, Dentist. now lo,a'.
ed corner 9TH and Main ST.. Over
Bank. Telephone 90. adv
Imperial Valley press., 1926-05-11

See Delozier Reynolds for best
Pfires on your used furniture. Gtf
Imperial Valley press., 1926-05-11

Furniture Bargains. Clayton 4
fteveBs lis No. 5th. adv
Imperial Valley press., 1926-05-11
Stotler Death Accidental

Stotler Death Accidental cor
on"r's jury returned Il verdict of ac-
ccIdrntal death at the inquest on the
body of II. Stotler yesterday after
noon. Stotlcr died last week fol
lowing injuries received when he
was struck by an automobile near
Hcbcr His wife and sister who
reside in San Diego, came here this
to claim the body.
Imperial Valley press., 1926-05-11
Volley Ball Tonight-Thc Amor

0IreJ 1"ET HOIIIB Ht- NJ NITI'TT-
can Legion vollcy bail team will
play team from the Southern 81.
erras company at the HIGH school
gymnasium tonight at 7:3O. The lc-
eiou team is confident of heating
the power boys and expects to have
the backing of a large number Of
rootcrS. All those interested in vol
ley ball are invited to witness the
gam" for which there is no charge.
Imperial Valley press., 1926-05-11

Live Oak springs-Opcning dance
SATURDAY. May 30. Calipai. Mel.
odv !. Big out door dance floor. ~
miles ON San Diego highway. Cabins
for rent by month or season. Fresh
milk. Complete grocery line. Swim.
ming pool. Ere" to camp. adv
Imperial Valley press., 1926-05-11

Hote, Barbara Worth Cato. Good
food. Quick scrvwe. Reasonable
prices. Table Il 'hote and A Ia Carte
service. tue Fri
Imperial Valley press., 1926-05-11
Contractor Under Arrest Dan

Contractor Under Arrest Dan
taI'aghan, Los Angeles contractor,
was arrested in that city today ON
n WARRANT from Imperial county,
charging him with passing a worth
less check for SlS in BrawIry. He
deposited 800 as bail to guarantee
ms appearance IN court here when
Il trial date is set.
Imperial Valley press., 1926-05-11

Automobile Leans I clear your
ear ana loan You money, v0u pay
me by the month. Fred X. Cross,
100 Marm 81. Phone 359.J ~ Ceniro.
adv
Imperial Valley press., 1926-05-11
Goodbye
Backaches

Now any woman can have a real
O.Cedar Mop that makes floor
polishing a delight insreadofback-
breaking drudgery. See this new
mop at your dealers and ask
him about reductions on other
O.Cedars in varying sizes. From
75c TO SITS.
Imperial Valley press., 1926-05-11
You'll like Wellton Mesa.

Buttered Baby K,ce -op Corn
at fnui : Lemonade Stand. adv
Imperial Valley press., 1926-05-11

For Real Lemonade or Orange
ade at i'arl's, Union Stages De-
pot. adv
Imperial Valley press., 1926-05-11

DR.. FLETCHER Is Graduate, Lie.
3nSed and Ex"ricnccd Dentist. adv
Imperial Valley press., 1926-05-11
Premier Declares
Strike "Hold Up"
(Contiuued from Page y

that no news should reach thr peo-
pie. None of these objects has been
attained.
Imperial Valley press., 1926-05-11

For Sale or Rent-Pianos De.
I1zicr REYNOLDS Furniture Co. Gtf
Evening star., 1926-03-19
$1,000 Boys Apiece Cloth Suit'
ST. to 81 Boys Hats

cloth H q is
Tor Spring wear
IN sever z
STYLES of polo, n
tam and man ~
nish effects;
light or dark
atte rms: all
sizes
Evening star., 1926-03-19

lullaby for a sick baby. In the first
the striking of the cases of one vio-
lin the viola and cello RS tom'tom-
like accompa niment for the orienta,
aid carried by the other violin proved
a novel and extremely effectiv fea-
tnre. In the lullaby the theme OF
the "Evocation Catalane" seemed 10
recur in faint form. The fourth mum
Der of he group. "Irelandaise, seems
to emphasize the dash and tempo Of
the Gust omary Celtic music, III which
a gay iiE alternates with pompous
march and. in the end. both strings
and piano scrambled and slid TO
Joyous finish.
The last OF the group. entitled The
Last Flight" illustrates Mr.. Schell-
inc's thoughts when the oft heard re
port that Lieut.. y went over the
lines yesterday and had not been
heard Of since" came to his ears while
he was n service in France. II Is
olainly musical picture Of an air
plane heard irst At distance. ap-
preaching in the usual circling fash
ion. swooping down and then zoomine
upward to finally. end in an increas-
inSly swift nose dive in flames as IT
crashes TO earth. The entire series
is filled with original and musicianly
musical values. and though each is
Evening star., 1926-03-19
NJ u SIC
THE FIONZALEYS RETURN.


That famous institution. the Flon-
Zalev Quartet. three of whose mem
hers have been in the group since
the ouartets $ organization in 1903.
returned TO Washington for its one
local performance this year yester-
day afternoon at the National Thea
ter II was warmly welcomed and
added enthusiasm was shown over
the prcsence OF Ernest Schellins.
American pianist and composer. who
made a happy fifth wheel to this
excellent vehicle for musical presen-
tation. Nicholas Moldavan, viola
nlayer. the one new member Of the
quartet who joined the orsa nization
last year. seems TO possess that par
ticular talent necessary for an IDEAL
ensemble player and proved an ad-
mirable addition.
The Flonzaley Quar.et has always
stood for the most musicianly ideals
and has done much to Introduce ne"
and worthy music To its audiences.
It has given material aid in first
time presentations of works by Amer
lean COMPOSERS Yesterday il pre-
sented for the frs time in WASH
ington Mr.. Schelling's "Divertimento
FOR Piano and Strinc Quartet,
work. in the modern vein and very
descriptive. As this work came ias'
On the program. and the audience
showed signs Of dinner thoughts. MI.
Scheliinc die not make the few re
marks he SAID later we're customary
He usually tells briefly of how TINS
work was written during the Norld
War ard. therefore. is Insed
throughout with impressions and at
n,osprere from that great conflict.
The work is divided irto FIVE parts.
The first. lie Jet d'F'au.' is. as the
title would suggest. liquid melodies
with one glissando after another and
purling rhythms. The second.
"Evocation Catalane.' has plaintive.
minor KEYED sketch. The third is
composed of two short works for the
strings alone. "Raga' is the kash-
mir song "Zahir-u.Din, and the sec
ond number of a pitiful, grooming
Evening star., 1926-03-19

so different from all the others, the
group forms a complete whole. Mr..
Scheiling has used many unusual de-
vices in harmony and dissonance In
this work.
The Flonzaleys opened the progra I'm
with the Mozart Quartet in G Major.
interestingly played. with the lyric an
dante and the preciseness of the min
net especially delightful. The always
beautiful "Andante Cantabile' of
Tschaikowsliy, with it's strain ren'i-
niscent of the "Eolga Boat Song" its
outstanding melody announced by the
second violin. accompanied hy plucked
strings on the cello; then the second
increasingly lovely repetition of this
melody. sung this time by the first
violin, with the three other instru-
| mente giving pizzicato accompani
ment. 1t was eXquisitely played yes
ter1aN. The Mendclss ohn "Canzo-
netta.' with it's perky, fascinating
mt'odv, was followed hv Ernest
, Elcch s newly published Dusk" the
first of two studies for quartet. called
"In the SAVOY Mountains, as n
charming pianissimo encore. The
other sketch. not played. is "A Rustic
Dance"
Mr.. Sche'linc, one Of the few pupils
of raderewski. showed that masters
Evening star., 1926-03-19

characteristics as we'll as his own IN
the wholly delightful manner In which
he played a Chopin "Barcarolle" and
two unusual and descriptive numbers
by Emile Rlanchet Of Lausanne, whose
art. according to Louis Vierne. ''is
based on n species of free. horizontal
unterpoint often renewed 1t Is
certainly method different from the
impressionistic moderns. The two
works. entitled "Au ]ardin du Nieux
Serial and "Soir de Ramadan," were
unique. The encore was Mr.. Schel-
lings "Nocturne. written with the
title. THE City Of Ragusa' and dedi-
Gated to Mr.. Paderewski.
Adolfo Betti and Alfred Pochon. VIC
linists. and Ivan d'Archambeau. eel.
list. the three original Flonzaleys, up
held their standard with their new
confrere, Mr.. Moldavan. The entire
program would easily bear repetition
here tomorrow were that possible
H. r.
Evening star., 1926-03-19
BOY SCOUTS PERFORM.
Division 3. in Stunts at Ridins
and Hunt Club.

An exposition and demonstration of
Boy Scout stunts will be given by the
Boy Scouts of Division of the Dis
trict Council tomorrow night, in the
arena of the Riding and Hunt Club.
Twenty-second and p streets. at s
O'Clock. Music will be furnished by a
30-piece band. special spotlights nave
been installed by the Potomac Electric
Co. and q special amplifier supplied
by the Signal Corps.
These will make more effective the
stunts of the Scouts, which will con-
sist of installation of a "tenderfoot.
a ageant, life saving. camping. bridge
building. tower building, physical
drill and organized games. The pro-
gram is regarded as one of the most
comprehensive and ambitious ever ar
ranged by local Scouts.