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Imperial Valley press., 1926-11-17
Teachers Meet
VIII! Have Fine
Speakers List

With 70. "a, II and - set aside
iot he annual Imperial county
frarh"ls, Iu>jlfjrc, County SupCrin.
feAdcnt II. &. Cee today announced
= group # speakers of national
note VINO WiI make the institute
program the most out standing in th"
f.-t'.y ef the coaniy.
Fran The t;t ,a>D aud ir"m t"ii.
fornia. Superintendent Coo has Sc
lr,tr, ~. lcctGfcr>. with the result
tn, :. >rsir- al rrmaffahlr addrrS
sos via b. presented before lmpe-
fsal county, teachers at that time.
Nnou9 The speaker, "l'o -" cA
tu.clci to hc here are DR.. William
VI ia, id,on, saPcrin1e ndent "i
>ehou,s al Pittsburgh, Po.; br. PAM
frrlsord Of tho University Of Cali
fo1uia; Gomcrau Beck, personnel
,Iitrct,r @, the New York stock "N.
c#.aApr: 7. ". MacQnarric, direct
ar OF jbr Mctropoi.,an t"lirg" OF
los Angeles; Paul Harvey of Ne"
ork city, lrrNeIcr, student "t m
tpfnational questions and former
magazine cdit,r. and Dr. John Guy
EaWikc, II Tho University "i cali
.utni1.
Announcement of the subjects of
thr address, and further details of
institute arrangements viii h' ma"'
ia lairr iS,acS of The Press.
Imperial Valley press., 1926-11-17
UN|NJURED
WHEN CAR
IS STRUCK
Loses Control of Wheel
In SnOwstOrm While OF
Way to Culver.
QUEEN MAKES PLEA
Asks Recognition for Her
Country as Something
More Than Place on Map

GRANT PARK, Ill.,, Nov. l..
Princess Ilcana. of Rumania. mar
roWlv avertcd Il serious motor ear
accident here today when She lost
control Of the auto she was driving
and it swcrvcd into truck.
The princess was driving n road
ster cnroutc from Chicago to Cul-
Yer Military academy ut Culver, Ind.
With her in the automobile WAS a
lady-in- waiting aud two Culver
cadcts.
At a turn in the road. Ileana was
blinded by n driving snowStorm. lost
control of the ear and it skiddcd
squarclv into Il truck going in the
opposite direction.
Prince Nicolas. who was driving
an automobile lust ahead of llcan1
heard thc crash. swcrved his cal
around in the road and returned to
the scene of the accident He found
the Princess shaken up but other
wise uninjurcd. At his suggestion
however. She rclinquiShed the wheel
20 II chauffeur for the balance ot
the trip.
Princess lIcana and Prince Nico.
las were making the trip from Chi
cago to Indianapolis via motor ears.
planning to stop and inspect the
military school. Their mother, Queen
Marie, left at noon on Il special
train for Indianapolis.
Imperial Valley press., 1926-11-17
Hy United Press Leased " Ire

SANFEANCINCO, Nov. l7.-The
san Francisco Chronicle today SAID
ttlat il ha> information proving
that Queen Marie was the guest in
seattle on the night of NoN. / of Il
l,arolcd convict fgom san Quentin
prison.
The raroIcd c"nvir; escorted the
Queen to 4 box in the President
thcater, and the queen leaned on his
borrowed Tuxedo sleeve, the thr"n
iclt states.
In addition, her majesty cl.atted
with the San Quentin prohationcr
for fully 20 minUte~.
The parolcd convict was said to
hc STINT :. Miliard, more Familiarity
lnown rs "Nammv.' sentenced to
san Quentin for from one to 10
Years for theft u: stage properties
Of girl show.
Not long after his parole, in Nc-
tohrr. he borrowed sufficient money
f 90 to Seattle. His first move IN
the northern city WAS to interview
all Roumanian residents, of whom
there were said to be -, including
children. representing himself as
Irand~on ot famous Roumanian
general.
His scheme. which was 10 promote
thcatcr performance for the benc-
fit of Roumanian orphans, With
Queen Marie and her party the
guests. worked. and Millard return
ed to san Francisco with 5000
which represented half the profits.
Imperial Valley press., 1926-11-17
u, United Press Lensad Wire

SALT LAKE ClTl, NoN. L.
The quiet though luxurious tour of
'T. Rair, - through the United
states has been turned from AN or.
dinary sight seeing affair into an
object Of popular curiosity by the
declaration of W. Ewart, hi, tour
manager, that Haic is none other
than the famous former Mahara.
.iah of indorc.
"Rajc" arrived here a few days
ago with Il suite Of y dozen Secrc.
tarics and retainers, bent on see
ing the United States.
He had an elaborate suite IN a
hotel here and is seeing the sights
Of this old carital Of the Mormon
religion. He showed great interes.
in tho Tabernacle aud other church
,dificcS for which Salt Lake il ia
NOUS.
II was understood he would leave
today or tomorrow for the Pacifi
Imperial Valley press., 1926-11-17
De LA HUERTA
HOPES TO LEAD
NEW REVOLUTION
Former Mexican Presi-
dent Admits Friendli-
ness for Rebel Leader.
BY GEORGE H. BEALE
United Press Staff Correspondent

LOS ANGELES, Nov. IL. - The
Iaqui Indian uprising in Sonora,
Mexico. is only the beginning OF Il
general revolt which will result i'll
the complete overthrow of the Gales
administration. it was declared here
today by General Adolpho DE La
lIucrta, former president of Mexico.
Ia an exclusive interview with the
United Press De La Iluerta predict
ed that other insurgcnt groups
throughout Mexico would soon join
the Iaqui rebels. "They are car
rving the banner of De La Iiucrta. -
the Mexican general said. "and
when the time comes they Will cali
on me to Join them and lead them
out of the present regim" of crlm"
and terror.
The former Mexican president was
located in his secret hiding place
here after conferences with several
Intermediates. He has been an exile
from Mexico for several years. and
had with him private hodyIuard
ot six men,
De La Hurrta asserted he was
friendly with insurgcnt groups IN
the Mexican republic, including the
Nauui rebel chief, Luis Iatus, ani
admitted freely he was sympathetic
with the present revolutionary move
mcnt.
THE Sonora insurgents headed by
Chief MatuS and others initiated the
movement with the banner of De La
Uucrta.' he said. land they have
received the support of almost the
whole country in such way that n
the present time there is not Il single
state in which groups more or less
strong are not operating.
Emulates Madero
For several months have been
visited by delegates from all parts
of the country. representing the
Mexican people. pledging their sup
port to me. and expressing their IN
tcntion to engage in armed struggle
to overthrow the illegal regime in
power in Mexico, which is commit
ting SO many crimes and bringing
ruin to the whole country with ITS
tcrroristic policy
De La Hucrta compared the pres
cnt rebellion to that Of 1910, which
was lcd by Francisco |. Madcro.
The leader of that revolution was
also compelled to seek refuge in the
United states and while in exile he
WAS called by our countrymcn who
initiated the military operations on
,C,n+;Du.I On paua ~
Imperial Valley press., 1926-11-17
BY JOHN MONTGOMERY
United Press Staff CorreSpOndent

ABOARD QUEEN MARIE 5
SPEtIAL TRAIN IN CHICAGO,
Nov l7.--Queen Marie has rushed
to the defense of the American News
photographers who have literally
bomharded her since her arrival in
this country. declaring that they
and she are alike in doing no more
than their duty.
Her maiesty'S unique action fol
lowed an assertion by Mrs. Ira Mel
son Morris last night ut midnigh.
supper given by Mr.. and Mrs. Nor
ris, at which the wife of the former
minister commented SarcaStically on
the aggreSSivcneSs of the camera
men. Her majesty without rising
said aloud:
Tho photographer is trying to do
his duty just like am, she said.
" He does his best, for he is every
whcrc-bchind doors, in windows, on
top of lamp posts. everywhere where
he should not be and where one
never expects him.
And SO propose Il toast to the
photographers, announced the
queen; but everyone laughed and no
one took her seriously enough 10 re
spond so She drank lone toast.
Toady her majesty ends an intcn
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Imperial Valley press., 1926-11-17
CROWDS ATTEND
FUNERAL SERVICE
FOR POSTMASTER
Friends Pay Final Tribute
at First Presbyterian
(iurch.

Hundreds Of friends from al
parts Of Imperial Valley assemble
h"fc this afternoon Ia pny Il last
trihatc 10 &. W. Collins. postmaStrl 81
Of ~ Contro. who died 5nnday aftct
:, short illness.
The First Presbyterian church
where tf.c funeral service was hciu
nj : u rI"cE. was crowded beyond
il capacity with tlosc who loved
the postmaster in HE and wished to
pay honor to him in death. IN,
simple bot impressive funeral >rrV
ic, If tbr Presbyterian church wt>
conducted by the pastor, Rev
ncor9e \. Hartmann = close Personal
friend of The decreased.
puriag the services Il qaartcttc
including Mrs. II. i. Never, Mrs. :.
+, Holiday. Verne De Tar aad :.
+. Holiday. sang "Thc Old Ragged
Cro>>, and No Night There, =
favorite hymns Of the dead post
master Mrs. George y. Hartman
WIS the acrompanist.
The pastor paid Il beautiful trib
broad minded bcnrVolrncc Of Nj
Collins. closing his remarks hr quot
ing Tenny,on : "'Crossing the Bar.
The cl>kct rcposcd in Il large
mound Of flowers expressing tn,
sympathy Of friends, including large
pieces from the post office employ
c>.. FL Centre Lodge of MasonS, i'm
rcrial Valley Pyramid of Sci"tS ans
FL Centre Lodge of ElS>.
Following the services at thu
church the body was taken il
charge by FL Centre Lodge No. 3>-
+. and \. NJ, Walter u. Carey W
NJ, members the lodge cscorting il
to Evergreen cemetery where the
Masonic burial ritual was conducted
by officers and member, "t tn
lodge.
purin. the hour, of the funeral
service. many business houses i'll the
city closed their doors and flags were
displayed 1T half staff. The post
office was also closed during the
runrjal.
Proof Of The universal esteem IN
which MIR. Collins WAS held by resi-
acu,> of this community. is found Ill
the statements heard ON all sides
rcgrctiing his death. He held 4
unique position in the lives of Fl
Centre folks and his passing re
moves Of the city'> Staunchcst sup
portcrS.
Imperial Valley press., 1926-11-17
Decision Uph0lds
Absent Voter Law
Ny nitcd Press Leased Wire

SANTA ROSA, Cal. Nov. IL
Douglas Bills, veteran deputy Shcr
iff. today received handshakes ac-
claiming him right popular Shrr-
if, not withstanding the fact that
Mike l'lohr, PrtaUma police chief
stood three votes To the good in the
race fur that office,
Superior Judges Campbell ana
Thompson, sitting en- hanc NcStrr.
day, denied FIohr'> petition for a
Wit Of prohibition preventing the
Nuntin. tomorrow oi seven votes
east before election day. Their de
ci~ion had the. effect of upho!ding
,c Ntair absent voters law.
l'noftirially. the decision ended
the sheriff contest and decided
against FIohr in favor of Bills
since il is known the Scvca absent
voters are "Hi)lS men.
Formal counting viii take plac.
TmT,d:,y rs provided hy law.
Imperial Valley press., 1926-11-17
Island May Have
Martial Law AS
Result of Fight
Hy United Press Leased Wire

NEW ORLEANS, La. Nov. l.
Possibility of martial law for De
La CroiX Island whore yesterday one
trappcr was killed and II others
injured in a battle with deputy
Shcriffs, appeared today.
Governor o. ii. Simpson is rc.
ported cnroutc to New Orleans from
Baton Rouge. the capital for
conference with ST. Bernard Parish
officials.
Reports from the Island say
there are 1000 trappcrs ready 10
oppose the officials who are at
tempting to enforce the nou.trc
passing order Many are said to be
armed
Blame for Yesterdays shooting
has not been placed. Tho trappers.
in small boat, were enroute 20
land when the shooting started. Tho
boat was sunk and they were fore
ed to swim to shore amidst riff"
fire. Both sides claim the othei
started the shooting.
Imperial Valley press., 1926-11-17
INDIAN POTENTAYE ASSERTED
TO RE PLANNING COAST VISIT

'toas:, going first to san Francisco,
thcr to Los Angeles and the motion
picture colony, and would return
east via the Grand Canyon Of the
Coio1ado.
The mahqra;a ;ah o.. tadurc is onr Of
the Wralthic~t Of Indian princes. lle
rules over II large domain. But
some Two wears ago there camc thr
startling ease of M'mtal Began,
Nmtch dancing gnl, who had be.
come the favoritc Of the mahara.
.iah S household and then had fled
to become the consort of NXtabduI
LaNla i wealthy Indian merchant.
One daN, while driving near Bon.
bay with Mumtaz, BaWla WAS al.
tackled by a party Of nine Indian
natives AMI an. attompt was mad
TO kidnap Mumtaz Bawld resisted
and was killed.
The girl escaped only after So,
.cre injuries, which were said to
havc marred her beauty for life.
Imperial Valley press., 1926-11-17
CLAIM QUEEN WAS WELL KNOWN POET
ENTERTAINED BY DIES F0LLOWlN ING
PAR0LED CONVICT SHORT ILLNESS

san FRANCISCO. NoN. L.
Gcorsa Sterling, .. nationally
known poet. was found dead in hcd
in his quarters at the Bohemian clah
hctc ioda..
>tcr'ing's body WAS found by his
,alct. Death had apparently come
Ger Years. had hoou i'll Tor some
IN h's sleep.
Sterling. a san Francisco resident
for years. has been i'll for some
DAYS. hr; his friends did not con-
>iG"r his condition srrjon>.
Monlay II. l.. Mcnrkru, writer
and critic, arrived here t" visit
Sterling, Il friend Of years standing.
md the poet was reported suffering
= mild complaint, and WAS not able
~ greet Menckcn Il, the train.
since then, Sterling : condition
showed improvement aud his death
today was entirely unexpected.
Sterling was born Dee. !, 1869,
in eag lIarhor, y. Y, AMI after
receiving elementary education in
private ana public schools Of that
region. completed his studies in 81,
Charles college of Maryland.
~o"a "ttvr"ard ne came - Cali
f.lnia, and in 1896 married Carrie
hand, Of Oakland, WHO since has
,G,d. For many years he made his
home AZ the san Francisco Bohcm-
.an club.
He WAS author of many celebrated
poems, published for the most part
IS collections. Among his works
tcalng with California wetr tw"
pormS written in 1913, the wear "''
she san Francisco exposition. One
Vas entitled "YoScmitc, the 9th
or Exposition OIr. -
Imperial Valley press., 1926-11-17
Quick Verdict
Made BY Jury

Ii took less than three minute
for the jury in the Max Fcldm"n
ease to bring in y verdict of guilty
to statutory charge and to con
lributing to the delinquency of a
minor The verdict was received 4
few minutes after 12 o clock.
'fhc case opened this morning. be,
.fcrc Judge Cole, small eolored
hoy whom Feldman, abused, being
the chief witness against him. Feld
man will be sentenced Friday lie
was defended by Attorney Don G
Bitler, appointed by the court, aud
District Attorney Utlcy conducted
the prosecution.
Imperial Valley press., 1926-11-17
R0UMAN|AN PRINCESS IN AUTO ACCIDENT
East Suffers Severe Damage From Heavy Rain, Wilma
Two Escape From
Los Angeles Jail
B! nited Press Leased W i've

B. United Press Leased wire
LOS ANGELES, Nov. 1.-two
prisoners escaped from the city .i#ll
here today by saving the bars Of
their cell and sliding down IA rope
from third floor window.
The fugitivrs are Joseph Kali.
alias Robert Crcnshaw. -, and Vie
tor Brophy, alias Carl ). SecIy, p,
Both were serving Is days for vag
rancy.
Nccly, according to police records.
served two term, in san Quentin for
assault to commit murder and Crom-
shaw W. Il former inmate Of lone.
kail and Scciy were serving as
TRUSTEES and the escape had apparcnt-
ly been planned for several days. The
,,r,aN nas discovered by the .iailcr
when he made his rounds and found
~ empty cell.
Imperial Valley press., 1926-11-17
Chilean Cabinet
Resigns Office
Hy United Press Leased " Ire

SANTIAGO, Chile, Nov. l7.-Thc
Chilean cabinet today dccidcI to
resign.
Minister of War lbanez Monday
demanded the resignation of all his
colleagues, because, he said, theN
did not represent the ideals Of the
1924 revolution. The cabinet dis
cuS,cd the proposal at two sessions
yesterday, and met today TO decide,
Imperial Valley press., 1926-11-17
Still Seeking For
D'AutremOnt Boys
ny United Press Leased Wire

HALIFAX, y. S, Nov. 17.-Nova
Scotia Officers accompanied by Il
United States postal inspector,
~.archcd lumber camps in the vicin.
NY of Halifax, today for D'Autrc.
mont brothers. wanted in Oregon for
murder in connection with the Sis,
kiyou train robbery of three years
ago
They were acting ON report
thai the three men had been seen in
this vicinity, but late today their
search had been without result.
The three brothers, sons of an
Eugene, Ore, shoemaker, held up
the train in a Siskiyou mountain tun-
mel. dvpamited the mail safe, and
then, becoming frightened, fled,
after firing on the mail clerk and
train crew. woundmg three.
Since the robbery they have been
sought throughout North America.
Imperial Valley press., 1926-11-17
EAMBER LUNCHEON

pcakcr failed to appear at
icon Of the FL Centre cham
|ommcrcc This noon at the
Worth hotel, and the hour
btcd to informal discussion
hrs OF moment. President
exhibited the cup won by
|pbcr at the Armistice Day
|hnd thanked the members
coonoration in making the
of tho cup possible, The
| d.iourned early TO. permit
to attend the flinerai of
| er. Collins. This evening
tctors will meet in the
rooms and discuss the qucs'
advertising and also the
drive for membership,
is planned to add 100 new
Imperial Valley press., 1926-11-17
HALL MILLS CASE
RESTS AWAITING
STAR WIT NESS
"Pig Woman" Will BE
Able to Testify for State
Tomorrow.
Ry PAUL w. WHITE

SONEENlII!" y. J. \"E. IL
/ Timc out in the Hall Mills triad to-
day afforded counsel Tor The Scdatr
and wealthy Mrs. Frances Stevens
F.; Hall and h,r brolhrrs, Henry and
Willie stevens. opportunity !" mar
,hal defense Witnesses Aho soon
. will hr called upon To ra2c the frame
work of evidence erected 10y the
state.
During II days in court theory
that the trio. members of an ariS,"'
cratic New Jersey family, were IN
,nlv,d in the Staying of the Rev.
Edward W. Hall and Mr~. Eleanor
! Mills. has hccn presented in c!Ahor'
atc detail.
only one major point III IN"
states caSc remains off the record
chat is the story Of Mrs. Jane Gih'
SIN. keeper Of 4 pig farm. who has
.uid that she rode her mule u the
Fii,ljp- farm. outside New Bruns-
wick. ON the night of sept. II, W
Ii wa, on the farm under Il era"
npplc tree that nr, Hall ana Mrs
Minis wcrc >luia ~ they kept Il love
, ttNNt.
Mrs. Gibson who has been Ill IN a
..,l>cv Cit> hospital, : expected /"
testify tomorrow.
Identifieo Trio
She has identified Mrs. Hall, WI
Il, Stevens and Henry Carpenter, Il
cousin. aS having been near the
murder scene. Carpenter is under
Indictment hut viii hc tried sepa-
ratriy. 80,
{ II was because Of Mrs. Gibson ;
illness that Spceial Prosecutor Al
cNandcr Simpson WAS forced I" r"'
the can't before the horse, or mul,'
in the presentation of his case. lie
Las brpn assured that Mrs. Gibson
viii be able 10 go to the witness
stand shortly before 10 q. m. tom"r'
row, and accordingly gained day
adjournment.
simpson has based the Pros''n'
ton on The central idea that Mrs
Hall, pale bu perfectly poised,
was actuatcd by jealousy of Mrs
Mills to call upon her brothers;
they in turn, rising to defense OF
, tie family name.
Witness after witness, including
! two sisters of tho slain choir sister
has revealed the open manner III
| which the Illicit amour was con
ductrd The affair of the rcet"
and the singer has been referred to
! often as common gossip over q
period Of fonr or five years before
! the double murder. Simuson has set
ont to prove that Mrs. Hall heard OF
this gossip.
! A circumstantiQl chain Of evi
I dcncc regarding Mrs. Hall and her
! brothers and their possible conncc'
! ;on with the slayings was next on
, the states program.
Imperial Valley press., 1926-11-17
(fOrd Falls
4 Water Wagon
nited Press Leased Wire

FORD UNIVERSITY, Cal.
l-Stanford has voted a lit
net.
|poll Of sentiment regarding
on among men and women
go voted for either re
Modification of existing pro
aS it now stands.
otc For prohibition, AGO.;
ification to permit light
hd beer 45s; for complete
M.
womcN students, l02 vot'
repeal or modification
81 for cNisting laws.
Imperial Valley press., 1926-11-17
BELIEVE WOMAN SUICIDE
MENTALLY UNBALANCED

KINGSBURG, Cad, Nov. l1.Au-
thoritics here today expressed the
hclict that IN unbalanced mind caus-
ed Ethel Dahlin TO jump into the
ley waters of the Kings riI'r and
drown licy body WAS found yes
,tcrlav.
Imperial Valley press., 1926-11-17

We arc glad to be able to reveal
today who started Apple Week. 1t
was Il group of duck shooting doc
tors.
Imperial Valley press., 1926-11-17
WHAT'S DOING
TONIGHT

Midweek services, various
churches.
FL Centre golf club dinner,
Hotel Barbara Worth, $50.
Traffic officers l,nefit ball,
Red Wing pavilion, Brawley.
Chamber of commerce direc-
tors meet.
The Quarterback Valley
theater. ....
THE Easy Mark Brunk's
theater.
THE Crown of Lies Pal
ace theater.
Young Peoples club, st,
M0ry's hall.
TOMORROW
Rotary club luncheon, Hotel
Barbara Worth.
Music section, 10000 club,
Mrs. Chester McLaren 8,
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Fresno county report shows ther
,avc been recently 33 fires tha
, -
Imperial Valley press., 1926-11-17
DEAD
s RESULT
f STORM
EN- States Affected
now Many Injured in
ccidents.
M GIVES AWAY
Crops Reported To
ave Suffered in All
FctiOns

ind and rain storm that swept
Hrthcastcrn states Yesterday
ten deaths, more than 90 in
and left u trail of property
l.. reports from the dozen
|affrctcd ..orad toby
he New England states. Ncr
Pennsylvania. Ncw Jersey,
re. Mafvlanj aud Wrsi Var.
owns an mines were flooded,
walls aud wires blown down,
|srcckri and Shipping cndang
deaths occurrrd in New Eng
her -four were reported, New
two and Pennsylvania -four,
traffic accidents on slippery
|.lphia etrertS.
lest damage was done IN
lvania aud northern West
4. Scores Of miners were
from ihcir homes hy flood
six men were cnt0mh"d IN
rd mine near lla2clton, Pa,
not been rescued today. y
vc way above rorkSNilIc, Pa.
town WaS inundated, houses
dyes being swept away.
y damage to Fate crous va
in all the sections affected,
rlMORE, Md, Nov. l..
matters throughout Maryland
oday ~ r,p"rt> reached here
|, hay craft sunk "i hc1rhrd.
hooked with water shutting
historic ci'v ot Barbara
ic -i'rcierici,, and hamper
traffic al some points.
lest rains ia several @rradrS
.porlcd from outlYing >rc
ELTON, Pa. Nov. l.. \
rev Of more than one thou
en- under the direction az
minorN, mechanical cngi
ld minc inspectors today MAS
To reach the six mon who
cn cntombcd Ia the flooded
chcn collicry ot the Lehigh
oal co. since Yesterday.
hcn We're cntomlcd when a
Fcck ovcrflowcd il, banks
into the mine.
ais at the colliiry today
United Press that ii prob
Iuld hc four days more be
rescue workers Succccd"d
ing the cniombcd men.
Imperial Valley press., 1926-11-17

(Contin cd on page ~
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1926-07-21
RUDOLPH SPEECH
ON WCAP PROGRAM
Commissioner viii Describe
Presidents Cup Regatta
| Plans-0ther Features.

Plans for the Presidents Cup
regatta, the annual classic for power
boats, will be outlined by Cuno h
Rudolph, chairman of the Board OF
District Commissioners, in speech to
be broadcast tonight by station
WCAP. The trophy is Of solid gold
with a value of $4,000. The first races
for the cup are to be held on the
Potomac under the auspices of the
Corinthian Yacht Club September IL
and IS. Commissioner Rudolph will
make his speech from $50 to SAB
o'clock.
The remainder of WCAP's program
is strictly musical. 1t will be opened
with the outdoor concert of the United
States Army Band at the Sylvan
Theater. The Davis SaXophone Octet
and the Ipana Troubadours will fol-
low in the orderv named with their
regular weekly concerts.
After Commissioner Rudolph's talk,
the Mohawk Male Quartet will give a
15-minute program, and at 3 o'clock
the W'EAF Light Opera Co. will sing
the colOrful opera of Jacques Often
bach. La File du Tambour Major"
CThe Daughter of the Drum Major
The Spanish Village Band will close
. the program with two hours of dance
music.
WRC will broadcast this afternoon
the concert of the United States
Marine Band on the Capitol Plaza.
The concert will begin at o'clock.