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Intermountain Jewish news., 1926-11-25
Debate Australia
University Nvo. %

Max Swircn and Marvin Schacffer
are members of the debating team Of
the University of Chicago who will
meet the team of the University OF
Sydney. Australia. on November 23rt.
The subject will lie the effect Of tn"
World War ON democracy.
Intermountain Jewish news., 1926-11-25

an nlumnus OF the school, having re-
ceired his degree In 1877.
The donors expressed the hope that
he money might form part OF
Brandcis profcssorshlp. Until there is
one, the income will be used to support
one or more research fellowships bear
ing the name OF Brandcis.
Intermountain Jewish news., 1926-11-25

A collaboration Of the Gyro Club
and Robert Slack makes possible for
next Monday night, November goth,
what promises to be the most ambi-
tious and entertaining program Of the
current recital year.
1t seems hardly necessary to remind
any one that Elsie Janis, feature at
traction of the evening, is the greatest
Intermountain Jewish news., 1926-11-25

the influence of Kharkof through Imogen 1t is in
terestng to note Hichens' classification the various
types of Jews, by Berazov, who is wondering
just what of jew could have so bewitched the
otherwise sensible Imogen
Intermountain Jewish news., 1926-11-25

Thrr" Is W. grcaier villnin than he
WIN take. nvny thr earnings "f the
POOR 1umud
Intermountain Jewish news., 1926-11-25
HERTZGETS
NOBEL PRIZE,

Stockholm. Swedcn,-tS. AIN the
announcement Of Nobel prizes is the
award Of the Nobel prize for physics
TO three men including Professor
Gustav Hertz Of Halle University, Ger.
many.
Intermountain Jewish news., 1926-11-25

When liar speaks the truth, he finds
his punishment In being generally dis.
believed
Intermountain Jewish news., 1926-11-25

The dog follows thee for the crumbs
in lhy pocket.-Talmud.
Evening star., 1926-05-02

house, Mr.. Morgan, 81, is stopping at
his extensive estate at Glen Cove,
Long Island.
Evening star., 1926-05-02
British Diplomats
Honored by Canadians

The Canadian Society of Washing
ton will close it's seasons activities
by banquet for b50 TO be held on
Thursday evening, May t. IN the ball
room at Wardman Park Hotel. The
British. Ambassador and Lady Isa-
bella Howard will be the grests Of
honor.
The principal speaker Of the eve
ming will be the Hon. George Gra
ham OF ottawa, Canada, who will
come 10 Washington for the occasion.
DR.. j. Stanley Durkee. president Of
the society, will act as toastmaster
Of the evening. Music will be fur
nished by the George Washington
University male quartet and a string
trio composed Of directors of ins.r0-
mental music III the public schools.
The committee in charge of ar
rangements includes DR.. Edward y.
G. Barnes, Mrs. Cyrus Whitney Cul-
Evening star., 1926-05-02
Benefit Card Party
For Infant Asylum

The Junior Ladies OF Charity will
hold a card party at st. Paufs Acad
em~ Hall 1923 Y street northwest. TO-
n?orrow for the benefit of st. AIMS
Infant Asylum. The ladies in charge
Of the card party are: Misses Barrett.
Misses Stack. Mrs. James Moriarlty.
Miss X. Nau. Mss i, Wassman. Miss
Fl. Miltenberger Miss y. Sparks and
Miss +. Ryder.
On tie list of patrons and patron
esses a~e Mgr. Thomas, Rev. +. X.
Bischoff, Rev. Edward j.. Buckley,
Rev. f. Y. Cavanaugh. Rev. P. G.
Gavin. Rev. j. c. Geale, Rev. D. j
Murphy, Rev. J. NJ Mcnamara, Rev
Nelligan, Rev. NJ. J. Riordan. Rev.
Thomas A. Walsh, Miss Catherine G.
Ahern. Mr.. Howard Allen, Mr.. and
Mrs. II. J. Barrett, Mrs. Elizabeth
Rerens. Miss Eleanor Bergling, Mrs.
Albert l.. Berry, Miss Frances p.
Blundon. Miss Eleanor Brawner,
Miss Frances Brawner. Mrs. ST
mon y. Bronson. Mr.. NJ. j.. Buck
ley, DR.. James A. Cahill. ir.:Mrs. ID. !.
Callahan. Mr.. J. !. Farley, Mr.. James
r. Cauliiower, Mr.. j. s. Clemence.
Mr.. Maurice J. Colbert, Mr.. John f.
Connor. Mr.. A. E. Coppes. Miss Mar
gdret A. Curran. Miss Mamie T.. Gull
jjnane, Mr.. William H. DeLacy. Mr..
]. sIaury Dove, Mrs. w. +. Downey,
Mrs. Daniel j. DUNCAN, Mr.. D. !.
Dunigan, Mr.. James A. DAILY, Mrs.
Peter A. Drury. Maj. and Mrs. Eu-
gene Edwards, Mr.. J. L. Evans, Mrs.
r. A. Finnin, Mr.. ]. Fitzgerald, Miss
Edna NJ. Forbes, Mr.. James ]. Gavin,
Mr.. Walter A. Gawler, Mrs. S. r.
Golibart, Mrs. James Gowans, Mr..
T. A Griffin, Mr.. Michael Griffin,
Mr.. George c. Hamilton. jr.: Mr.. j.
VI. Hausler, Mr. Christian Henrick,
Nh. S. l.. Hilton. Mr.. William j.
Howard, Mrs. James Kane, Miss Ella
T. Keane, Mr.. J. Thomas Keller. jr.:
Mrs. George j. May. Miss Anna Adele
May. Miss Elizabeth May, Mr.. Burley
Manor, Mrs. Francis Miller. Miss
Katherine A. Nau. Mrs. William
Eewland, Mrs. Abigail c. Newman.
Judge Mary O'Toole, Mr.. d. O'Connor,
Mr. Daniel w. O'Donoghue, Miss An
mie z. Ruell Mrs. NJ. r. Ready, Mrs.
" A Richmond. Mr.. B. J. Roddy,
Mrs. Mary f. Rover. Mrs. j. A. Rup-
pert, Mr.. and Mrs. San Fellipo, Miss
Agnes A. Saul. Miss Eirgie Stack,
Mr.. John A. Schaeffer, Mr.. Joseph
p. Tumulty. Miss Mary +. Walsh,
Mrs G. A. White, Mr.. and Mrs. F. #.
Weller, Mrs. W. \. Wimsatt, Mr.. w.
\. Volkman and many business con-
Germs.
Evening star., 1926-05-02
NewYOrk Smart Set Plans
Novel Spring Activities
terest Than Does the Black Pirate
Treasure Hunt

| house. Mr.. Morgan, 81, is stopping at
his extensive estate at Glen Cove,
Long Island.
Wedding Attendants Selected.
Attendants have been selected for the
wedding OF Miss Marion Tucker to MI.
Reese Hoover. which will take place
on May l5 Miss Tucker is the daugh'
ter Of MI. and Mrs. William Tucker
and a popular member Of the younger
set here. The ceremony is to be IN
the little Church of ST. Johns $ OF Lat
tingtown. at Locust Valley. Long Is
land, and will be performed by Bishop
Ernest Stires Of Long Island, assisted
by the rector. Rev. Charles ". Him.
ton. Although there will be only a
few friends and relatives present at
the wedding. a large reception Will
follow at Alnar. the family estate at
Feelies Yane. Locust Valley.
The maid OF honor will be Miss
Tully's sister, Miss Alice BigeloW
Tully who is returning from Paris
for the wedding. The matron Of
honor will be Mrs. Alan Gillespie
Hinehart of New York. a cousin. The
other attendants will be the Misses
Barbara Burns Of Omaha, Mary Nc
Lain of Massillon, Ohio; Elizabeth
Parker and Mrs. Richard Porter
Davidson of Washington. Mrs. James
Crate Lariin of Buffalo and Mrs.
Glen Walker Cole of Corning. \. y,
a cousin Of Miss Tully.
The best man will be J. Austin
McAleenan. ir., Of New York. There
will be Is ushers. among them being
Richard Porter Davidson, +. Marion
Law, jr.; II. Spottswood White.
Charles Butler McVay, Sd: Robert
Wilson Patterson. Sd. and John
Faulkner White of Washington, and
Alan Gillespie Rinehart of New York.
Engagement Announced.
Announcement has been made of
the engagement of Miss Helen Jen-
kins. daughter of Mr.. and Mrs. Frank
Wadsworth Jenkins of 120 East
Thirty fourth street. She is to be-
come the bride of Edward Calhoun
Smith OF Kansas City and New York.
Miss Jenkins graduated from Mrs.
Randall McIver's classes in 1922 and
made her debut here in the Fail OF
that year, although her family has for
years been identified with Boston.
She had taken an active part in the
doing OF the younger set since that
time and also has made a name for
herself as writer and publicist.
Miss Jenkins maternal grand
father, Rev. George Jarvis Prescott.
has been the rector of the Church of
the Good Shepherd in Boston for the
last 80 years.
Mr.. Smith was member of the
class Of % at Yale. where his father
was era aduated in 1885.
Evening star., 1926-05-02

NEW YORK. May Among the
novel entertainments of Spring for
the members of the smart set here,
the BLACK Pirate" treasure hunt is
arouSing the highest interest. The
hunt will start from the Hotel Sui
grave at Q O'Clock in the evening OF
May :. and those who take part will
have an exciting time before reaching
;he finish. At least 20 locations VIII
be outlined and there will be maze
nf clues. According to all hints. an
exceptional prize awaits the lucky
hunter SO that there will be no mis-
AXE as to the time and labor be-
slowed By each one, registration
checks will be issued at all locations.
These must tally to bring success
only one person will know where the
.reasure is hidden.
On the clue committee is Miss Lois
Long, Bruce Post and Frederick
Nichols The hunt will lead all over
the city and when the searchers have
completed the rounds, there Will be
a merry supper party at Sherrys.
There is a list of we'll known folks
IS patrons and patronesses. Among
them are: Mrs. Hugh ID. Auchincloss.
Mrs. William NJ. Van Eorden, Miss NJ.
u Nourraille. NJ. Wickersham, s. II.
I
de Peyster Douglas l.. Elliman. Mrs.
J. w Ednonds. Mrs. William Fahne-
stock, Miss Letitia A. Humphreys.
Clarence II. Hill. Frederick Pearson,
Nathan r. Pulsifer, James Speyer, j.
Frederick Talcott, Mrs. Preble Tucker,
Stewert Waller and Mrs. +. {.
Potter.
a notable gathering OF society folk
was held here recently TO pay honor
10 Mr.. and Mrs. Andrew VaricA Stout
II 420 Park avenue, who gave a din
uer to celebrate their silver wedding
anniversary. The affair was held at
>herry's. The birthday Of their son,
Gardiner D. Stout. was marked at
tho same time. He is % years old.
The list of names AT the affair in
GUIDE some of the best known people
in town. Among them We're Mr.. and
Slrs J. c. Auchincloss Mr.. and Mrs.
\ ". Butler. Mr.. and Mrs. B. II. Bor.
don. Mr.. and Mrs. Hugh Carleton, Mr..
and Mrs. Marshall Dodge. Mr.. and
MIS- Ernest Lorillard. Mr.. and Mrs.
Townsend Lawrence and Mi. and Mrs.
!. d. Pell.
If ever there was an infant born
with a golden spoon in its mouth that
child Is the son who arrived Il few
days ago to Mr.. and Mrs. Henry Stur-
gis Morgan at the home OF Mr.. Nor
gan'S father. J. Pierpont Morgan. 23l
Madison avenue. Congratulations have
been received from near and far on
the birth of a scion Of the worlds
greatest financial house.
Mr.. and Mrs. Morgan were married
IA June, 1928, a few days after the
graduation OF Mr.. Morgan from IIar-
ward Mrs. Morgan was Miss Gather
me Adams. daughter of Mr.. and Mrs.
Charles Francis Adams of Boston. and
a descendant of John Adams and John
Quincy Adams.
While his son and dauGhter-in-law
are occupying the Madison avenue
Evening star., 1926-05-02

Nourse. Mis- Mary Allnutt. Miss Reno
Darby. Miss Virginia Poole. Miss Min
nie Hill. Miss Elizabeth Darby. Miss
Catherine Lewis. Miss Aida. flinn.
Miss Nelva Allnutt, Miss Margaret
Darby. Miss Claire Holland, Miss Mary
Chisholm. Miss Isoseanne Roach. Miss
Jane Bogley. Miss Dorothy Bartlett,
Miss Lillian t'ulks, Miss Elizabeth
Twombly. Miss Virginia Graham, Miss
Mary Roach. Miss Eleanor Gail. Miss
Catherine Brake, Miss Gertrude
Schwartz. Miss Marguerite Kline, Miss
Elizabeth Sticllley. Miss Eleanor Had
dox, Miss Cornelia Chichester. Miss
Anne Riggs, Miss Eleanor Maughlin,
Miss Sara Keyes, Miss Adelaide Bride,
Miss Olive Chase. Miss Olive Edmunds.
Miss Nellie Cashell. Miss Mildred CHS
Evening star., 1926-05-02

Later in the evening a buffet supper
will he served.
Mrs. Edwin A. Merritt OF Chevy
Chase, president Of the club, will act
as general chairman and there will
be a young ladies' committee. including
the pages who served at the luncheon
given by the club last Fall. On the
latter list are Miss Jean Skinner,
chairman, and Mis- Virginia Merritt,
Miss Blanche Griffith, Miss Dorothy
Clark. Miss Elizabeth Williams. Miss
Constance Chiswell. Miss Ellen ALI
mutt. Miss Barbara Dunlop. Miss
Catherine Dawson, Miss Margaret du
F'ief. Miss Catherine Spurrier. Miss
Henrietta riggs. Miss Marguerite.
Groomcs, Miss Sue Dorsey Waters,
Miss Minnie Gardner, Miss Curry
Evening star., 1926-05-02
Democratic Women
In Maryland to Meet

The Women's Democratic Club Of
Montgomery County will give its sec
ond annual May party at the Congress
sional Country Club Friday, May &.
There will be an informal reception
beginning at s O'clock. which will last
throughout the evening and it is ex-
pected a number Of the candidates for
election next Fall will be present. Mrs.
IZetta Jewel Brown. widow of
Representative Brown of West
Virginia, will be among the guests.
There will be dancing beginning at
Q o'clock and for those who vic" t"
play cards q room will be provided.
Evening star., 1926-05-02
Warrant Officers Retired

Warrant Officers Mark RaLd.es.
John p. Sebree, John Barr, George
j.. Nizen, James Gill, James y. Car-
son, William J. Gait. Arthur Murray
Edward w. Lang, Hiram =. Snyder
Edwin G.. Berry and Nat Poyntz
have been placed on the retired lst
OF the Army under the provisions %
the act of June 4, 1920.
Evening star., 1926-05-02
Georgetown University
Hospital Card Party

The annual Spring card party for
Georgetown University Hospital will
be held Tuesday. May %. at O'Clock,
at Wardman Park Hotel.
The affair is under the auspices of
the ladies' board. OF which Mrs. Harry
Y. Haynes is president.
Evening star., 1926-05-02

we'll, Miss Sara A1aughlin. Miss Rebecca
keyes. Miss Lee Chiswell. Miss Mar.
garct Jones. Miss Margaret Fulconer.
Miss Marie Boland. Miss ksyely Darby.
Miss Lucille Appleby and Miss Melcina
Evening star., 1926-05-02

yer. Miss Bertha Carter, Mr.. Harold
ID. Hatfield, AIR. David Gibson, Mr..
George Richardson. Mr.. Milton Trcn-
ham. Mr. Lawrence Overing ard Alr.
Frank Halliday.
Evening star., 1926-05-02
Benevolent Activities
To Receive Benefit

The card party which Areme Chap.
ter, Order OF the Eastern Star, is Civ
ing Friday afternoon at the Willard
Hotel from to 5 o'clock is for the
benefit Of the chapters benevolent
activities Bridge and 500 will lie
played and there will be an attractive
prize for each table. Mrs. Grace T..
Preston is general chairman.
Evening star., 1926-05-02

Homes in an ideal garden section
with cheap transportation to factories
are being planned by the city Of Sac
Paula BRA Zii
Imperial Valley press., 1926-09-07
Portland Girl
Held by Police
In Los Angeles
Dy United Press Lca--d Wire

Los ANGELES, sept, =
Frances Orlando. l. year old Port
land girl, was held in Juvenile Han
here today for investigation after
telling police Il strange story of ad-
venture.
The girl, dressed in boys cloth
ing, was picked up ON a street IN
Hollywood She was pcnnilcSs and
! hungry and told officers she a2riV-
ed here several days ago in search
of work.
Friends who accompanied her here
! from Portland deserted her on ar-
rival, she said, and She was unable
to find work.
The girl said She drove a gravel
wagon in Portland to earn enough
money for train fare to Hollywood.
Police are cndcavoring to get in
communication with the girl 5 rela-
tivcs in Portland.
Imperial Valley press., 1926-09-07
Furniture bargains. Clayton
! tevens lis M. 5th. adv

Spic and Span Opens.-Th" Spic
and Span cafe at Eighth and Main
opened for business this forenoon.
". +. childs is proprietor of thi-
new cafe and announces his inten-
tions Of making it another popular
rendezvous for the hungry and fast
diouS.
Imperial Valley press., 1926-09-07
Hold On Fraud CHARGE. :

1IVIU Oh t"UU OIE"I - r JUL
Root, real "stat" dealer, is being
held at the county Jail TO answer
charges Of claimin" money under
false pretcnscs. -:c warrant for
lis arrest was issued in Brawicy. He
was arrested in Los Angeles for
local officers and brought back here
Sun la hy sheriff G;Ilctt.
Imperial Valley press., 1926-09-07

Board of Observation-Disclosures
Of the board of directors, Imperial
irrigation district, expect to CON
clude sessions as board Of equal
ization by Sept. II and decision as
to the tax rat" for the coming year
may be expected soon after, it was
announced today. The rate on as
scsScd valuation viii remain the
same, directors have intimatcd. but
il is possible there will be n Slight
increase in assessed valuations Of
properties in valley cities.
Imperial Valley press., 1926-09-07
Erawley Nan Under Arrest

II. Slaughter. of Brawiov. is under
arrest at ia" county iaiI on charges
of failure ia provide for minor
children. lie WIS arrested in Phoe-
nix al r"queSt Of the ~hcriff'> Of
flee aud brough. buck here by De
uuty Sheriff Harold Gillctt 70 face
trial. He viii he given hcaring
before Justicc Mavfirld thi, week.
Imperial Valley press., 1926-09-07
Quiet Week k-end.-pOlicc rcuOrt an

unusually quiet weekend in FL Cen.
tro. with no arrests since Fridav
night. There was no session Of 20.
lice court this morning. Members
Of the force were called upon from
various parts Of the city SUNDAY Ia
remove tree branches and other de
bris blown into street hv tine heavy
Wind
Imperial Valley press., 1926-09-07

Campers Notice. See Kittle BED
It CLAYTON & Stevens. adv
Imperial Valley press., 1926-09-07

For a Real Lemonade or orange
ade at Paul's, Union Stages de-
pot.
Imperial Valley press., 1926-09-07
Vacuum Clea
Reduced

The efficient dirt getting
Royal with all attach
ments reduced to .......
The famous high weight
Apex reduced to ........,.......
You should not miss this op-
portunity to get one of these
really good cleaners at this
low price.
Imperial Valley press., 1926-09-07
For High Glass Fnrnitnro nttcn.

Baker : Auction Sale G28 South
Sixth Street. next Thursday, Sept
9, l:3o p. III. y. l.. Ziun, Auctiouecr
adv
Imperial Valley press., 1926-09-07

For Sale or cent rianos- DE
Sner Reynolds Furniture Co. 6tt
Imperial Valley press., 1926-09-07

Chamber to Meet-Chamber OF
commerce finances and proposed cN-
pcnditurcs this year will be the
subj jrct Of Il discussion at the week =
IL business meeting and dinner OF
The board, Of directoh tomorrow
night at the Barbara Worth Hotel.
The meeting will start at 6:l3 p. III.
An invitation has been extended 10
non members.
Imperial Valley press., 1926-09-07

Imperial w. c. T. U. Conrention.
Imperial County W. G TH L. will
hold a one Gav ADJOURNED convention
in Brawlev, Thursday. September 9.
Mrs. Sarah auGrcws, CSS Bird street,
with a potlnck luncheon. All W. c.
r. L. members are urged to be pres.
"nt. The program is strictly w. G.
T. I. business considering the state
convention, according TO notice from
the county president, Mrs e. Angie
Miller.
Imperial Valley press., 1926-09-07

Wanted students who wish to
work for .hcir room and board
while atteodr, business college.
Special enrolment days August ~,
September G. and 13. Address Rlv-
erside business College, Riverside
California. au'
Imperial Valley press., 1926-09-07

Estimates on Painting your mousse
gladly furnished by Valley L"lh"'r
Co. phone 24l.-AdV.
Imperial Valley press., 1926-09-07

Purity Dairy spccialilcs in milk
for babies. Phone 907 Rs. III
Imperial Valley press., 1926-09-07

w. E. Childs announces the open
ing Of the Spick a:.d Span car" AT
Eighth and Main Sept. 1th. Under
new management. ""E
Imperial Valley press., 1926-09-07
Woman Is TiIcd.-Anlta Men

woman Is .--~d'
loza, who came to Brawlcy from
Mexico recently, WAS sentenced U"
pav = fine of 800 or serve % days
in the county jail when she appear
,d bcforr Justice Of the Peace
Griffin in i}rawlcy this morning OF"
charges of va.rancy. Unable t"
nav The fine she was brought mere
ct start serving the Jail term.
DR.. Harry Find!ey, specialist IN
diseases of eve, ear nose ana
throat. 1884 Davis Bldg. Phone
go. nav
Repair Your Buildings now be
fore the fall rush, phone NaI'eY
Lumber Co.. oil, for reliable ear,
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We Are Prepared TO take care or
your trade. ANYTHING in the way OF
IN, hens and frvcrs. GIVE MS trial.
II. F.. Todd, l9s2 Woodward Ave.
Phone 9G6. ""'
Ec Sure and Attend Bakers fur
pi,urc auction. G3s South SlNia
street. Fl Ccutro, next Thursday
September 9. "''
r-o,d Mineral Services. -- Funeral
services were 10 b" held This after
Imperial Valley press., 1926-09-07

See DelozIer Reynolds for best
srices on your used furniture. otf
Imperial Valley press., 1926-09-07

DR.. A. 3. Hanson, Dentist. FIX
t"action specialist. Davis Bldg.
tvenings by appointment. Phone
3W. adv
Imperial Valley press., 1926-09-07

For Houses see AffIcrbaugh. adv
Afflerbaugh has what you want.
adv
Imperial Valley press., 1926-09-07

There are S-patterns of Import
ed and Domestic dinnerware on
sale at big savings. This includes
some Of the finest Limoges and
Bavarian China as we'll as the
popular American semi-porcelain
dinnerware. The reductions range
from 25 to 33 1-3 per cent less.
Imperial Valley press., 1926-09-07
Bo Sure and Attend Bakers fur,

pitnrc auction, G@S South SiNiA
street, FL Centre, next lhuFS'"N w.
@ adv
Imperial Valley press., 1926-09-07

rold Mineral Services. - Fnncral
were 10 bc held thi- after
Imperial Valley press., 1926-09-07
NEWS BRIEFS
From City and County

noon at the Lemons funeral chapel
for Guadaloupc Gonzales, a., who
died Sunday at the county hospital
whore she had been i'll since March.
Relatives arrived here today frGm
Mexico to take charge of the fu-
neral arrangements. Burial was 10
be in Evergreen cemetery.
Imperial Valley press., 1926-09-07
Offar reaching Importance
In Imperial Valley!
sex tenrber lst to " 0tn

ser ternDer I Sc to otn
1t has been necessary to delay this announcement
on account of the redecorating X in our store
The sale prices were put into eI@ect on last We'd
nesday, but the larger part Of o,;r stock has not
been on display until today
Now everyone may have new an3 beautiful fur
nishings for thir home. The prices quoted and tht
variety of selections are the equal at least Of any
that have been offered in Southern California thl:
year
This is possible only through the combined buy
ing power Of the Furniture Buyers League Of Cal
iforna, which includes large number Of the better
class furniture stores
New Britain herald., 1926-06-12
WEST POINT CADETS ARE
 GIVEN THEIR DIPLOMAS
152 Are Commissioned second Lieu tenants at Exercises This
 Morning.

1 West Point, \. Y, June 12 1Pl- One hundred and ffty-two cadets were graduated from the United States Military Academy this morn ing.
 The graduation exercises were at tended by throngs Of relatives and friends of the class who have been here during the week for the an nual commencement program. All Of the graduating cadets will be con- mlssioned as second lieutenants in the army.
 Colonel Hanford MacNider. assis- tant secretary Of war. made the ad- dress to the class and handed each cadet his diploma. Major General John l.. Hines chief of staff Of the army, also spoke.
 On the platform were many form CT graduates Of the academy the oldest of whom was General Morris Schraf Of the class Of '62. General John J. Porshing, Brigadier General Merch B, Stewart, superintendent Of the academy, and Major General Hugh l.. Scott, former chief Of staff, were among the high ranking army officials present.
 Cadet William G. Baker Jr., Of Clinton, Tepn. was the honor man Of the class. Cadet Baker who is %, and entered the academy on July 1, 1922, has led his class every year.
 Immediately after the exercises new cadet officers were formally ap- pointed 10 take the place of those graduated. The graduates left on three months leave at the expiration of which they will be sent 10 their various, stations. The class Of 1928 also left to return August 2S, their first furlough in two years.
 The class Of 1927 will leave Mon day for Mitchell Field and Fort II. G. Wright, for g two weeks course in aviation and coast artillery, up- OH their return 10 West Point. the corps of cadets will move into Camp Clinton for the summer. Four hun dred new cadets or "plebes." are ex- pected to report for admission on July 1.
New Britain herald., 1926-06-12
Chilean Cabinet Has
 Long Night Session

Santiago. Chile. June 12 P,-The Chilean cabinet at a meeting which lasted far into last night decided to request its legal advisers in Wash ington to inform the government as to what action it should take to- ward the resolution of General Las sitter, chairman of the Tacna Africa plebiscitary commission stating that the carrying out Of the plebiscite was impossible at the present time.