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Imperial Valley press. (El Centro, Calif.) 1907-current, 1927-07-13
.SHARKEY KNOWS
WHAT TO DO IN
RING BATTLE
Contender Follows Out
Definite Plan But Is
Apt to Change.
BY HENRY L. FARRELL
United Press Staff Correspondent

Omitted Press Staff Correspondent
NEW YORK, July 13.-Jack
Sharkey in his best fight against
Jim Maloncy was calculating
fighter who seemed to have a def
mite plan of battle and who refused
to be budgcd from his plans. He
seemed to know every minute what
Maloney was going to do and what
he should do.
Sharkey denied he ever made
plans in advance for any fight and
said he paced himself according to
the way the fight was going
But the way he fought against
Maloney convinced critics that if
he didn't have a definite plan, he
had a wonderful store of ring
sense and fighting instinct. The
same cool temperament is striking
~ apparent in his training for Jack
Dempsey here on July q. He acts
as if he knows just what he is sup
posed to do and he does it regard
less of his opponent or the spectat-
Ors.
So far in his training his purpose
seems to be to perfect the weaving
style he has and to roll with punch
es. He has devoted little attention
in his public exhibitions to the de-
Tense other than a solid right hand
to the body.
At frequent times his sparring
partners have moved the gallery to
taunting laughter by reaching him
with smacking punches to the head
and body. Dempsey, under the
same circumstances, has sailed IN
with murder in his heart but Shar-
key never has changed his pace.
He apparently doesn t mind getting
a punch from his partners and, IN
staff than Dempsey has.
Dcmpsey's helpers act more like
employees who are afraid to show
up the "champ' if they could.
But Sharkcv's men sail into HIM
and are not afraid to punch him.
While he has been taking it easy,
because Of the fear that he might
90 stale. Sharkey has not been spar
ing himself when the occasion arts
es. In every workout he has been
warned by shouts from his manag-
or TO be careful Of his hands but
he never pulls when he gets the
opening.
Imperial Valley press. (El Centro, Calif.) 1907-current, 1927-07-13
CALLAHAN GETS
TR0UNCING FROM
SAMMY BAKER
California Fighter Loses
on Technical Kayo In
Ninth Round,
BY CLARK B. KELSEY
United Press Staff CORRESPONDENT

CHICAGO, July 13.-Sergeant
Sammy Bakers visions of winning
the weltcrweight championship
from Joe Dundee were materially
intensified today, and rightly, be
cause he stopped Mushy Callahan
in the ninth round Of their match
last night.
Callahan holds the title of jun.
Tor weiterweight champion, but
that honor was not at stake in his
fight with Baker because the latter
chose to forego n chance to win it
and not cripple himself by making
the 40 pound weight limit
The sergeant 3 victory was as
clcancut and decisive as his tri-
umph over "Ace' Hudkins of Ne
braska in New York last month.
With both Callahan and Hudkins
out of the way, it is difficult to
place others ahead of Sammy as
logical contcnders.
After the first round of last
night S fight it was evident that
only exceptionally good fortune
could save Callahan. Bakers right
peppcred MuShy continually. Al
though the soldier blcd from the
nose for while in the third he
wasn't seriously hurt at any time.
The sergeant had used his right
hand most successfully in the early
rounds, but he began working with
his left at the opening of the ninth
and shot two hard ones to the jaw.
Mushy clinchcd twice to save him
self. Baker pulled away and knock
cd his opponent down for count
of nine.
Callahan managed to get to his
feet but it was obvious he was all
through. Referee Dave Barry stop.
ped the fight and declared Baker
winner.
In the prclimiuarics, Tgnacio Fer
nandez. Filipino bantam, won eight
of 10 rounds from Joe Lucas. De
troit, for 4 decision. STANLEY Ioay-
IA. South America Knocked Spug
MEYERS. Idaho, down three times
for 10 a round decision in l37
pound fight.
Imperial Valley press. (El Centro, Calif.) 1907-current, 1927-07-13
Stage Company
Boosts Capital

\ notice was ;ScG nj the copnty
clerk ; office yesterday afternoon
by the Pickwick Company, Inc, TO
The effect that sanction has been
granted for increasing it's capital
stock from Sj,UO0,0O0 to $l0,000,-
600.
The directors and stockholders of
the company at n meeting held IN
Los Angeles on june y. favored
the plan. \ resolution was adopt
cd at that timc amending the arti-
clcs OF Incorporation of the com
pany.
Under the new plan there will be
1000, 900 shares of capital stock re.
leased at a value of $40 a share.
OF this stock there will be 100000
shares of common stock and 100000
shares of preferred stock.
The notice was signed by the fol
lowing officials and directors of the
company: Charles p. Wren. prcSi-
dent: Warren f.. Libby, secretary;
\. l.. Hayes, A. l., Clayburg, T..
Morgan and Mr.. Lewis, directors.
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NOTICE TO CREDITORS

Estate of Agnes &. Cook, Deceas
ed.
Notice is hereby given by the IN
dersigned Administrator of the Els
tate of Agnes G. Cook, deceased, &c
the Creditors of, and all persons
having claims against the said Dc
ceased, to exhibit the same with the
necessary vouchers, within -four
months after the first publication OF
this notice to the said Administra'
tor, at the office of his attorneys,
Ross & Whitelaw. at mona Bank
Of Italy Bldg, FL Centre.
Dated June 90, 1927.
EMMONS S. COOK.
] % 29.I 6 Is 20.
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WATCHING THE
SC0REBOARD

Yesterdays Hero George Sis.
Ter, veteran first baseman of the
Browns, hit home run with two
on base in the last half of the
ninth of yesterdays game to bring
in two runs and win the contest
from the Red Sox, 6 to 5.
IT was Sisters fourth hit of the
day.
The Cubs maintained their game
and half hold on first place by
beating the Braves, 6 to 2. Fred
Blake allowed Boston only three
hits.
The Pirates prevented the Cubs
increasing their lead when Pitts
hurgh beat Brooklyn to /.
Babe Ruth broke his tie with Lou
Gehrig. for home run honors when
he hit No. 30 to help the Yankees
win from Cleveland, I to 0.
Urban Shocker, Yank pitcher,
twisted his ankle in the last play
of the game and had to be assisted
from the field.
Although the Tigers made the
most of their seven hits, Washing
ton S smuggling was too vicious and
the Senators won, 9 to 6.
Seventeen hits made by the Ath-
letics against two White Sox pitch
ers could only be turned into five
runs and Chicago won, to >.
Rogers Hornsby drove in all Of
the Giants runs with a single and
his sixteenth homer of the season
Cincinnati took the short end of a
; TO > score.
The Cards broke A tie with
the Pills in the eighth by doubling
their run count and scored another
in the last inning for a 9 to 6 vie
Imperial Valley press. (El Centro, Calif.) 1907-current, 1927-07-13
So. California
Sporting Briefs
by United Press Leased Wire

LOS ANGELES, July 13.-Ser.
geant Sammy Baker, soldier weller.
weight, billed to show his fistic
wares at Wrigley field here on July
20, against Ace Hudkins, the former
Nebraska Wildcat, today has con.
WINGED coast boxing fans of his
ability as a fighter.
Those who questioned the tech
meal Knockout Baker scored over
Hudkins recently, are reminded of
his worth by the sensational ninth
round Knockout of Mushey Callahan,
Junior weltcrweight champion.
The fact that Callahan S 40
pound title was not at stake because
both Of the fighters came in over
weight means little in comparison
with the fact that he stopped Mushy
cold.
The I1udkins delegation here
maintain that Ace will efface
Bakers late victory, which points
to the outdoor battle at the local
coast league ball park as the out
standing natural of the summer
season.
Dick Donald, local promoter, who
specializes in outdoor attractions,
will back up the BakerHudkins at
traction with four supporting bouts
LOS ANGELES, July 13.-John
Fesek, the Nebraska Tigcrman,
comes back to show his wrestling
wares here on next Wednesday night
when he meets Jimmy Londos
Greek grappler, in the feature
match at the Olympic.
More than year ago Pesek pin
ned Joe Stecher twice the same
evening, won the heavyweight cham
pionship, and then was discredited
for an alleged foul, when Anton
Stccher, manager of the "Scissors
King convinced the referee of his
claims.
Last week Londos took one fall
and dropped one to Admiral -
Paul Jones, Texas mailman.
Imperial Valley press. (El Centro, Calif.) 1907-current, 1927-07-13
COLLEGE DEAN RESIGNS

FRESNO, July lS.-Maude +
Shaeffer, dean of women of the
Fresno state College since its found
ings 10 years ago, has submitted her
resignation to president FranS
Thomas, TO become effective i'm
mediatclv. Miss Shacffer would not
discuss her action nor her plans for
the future
Imperial Valley press. (El Centro, Calif.) 1907-current, 1927-07-13
THE WEATHER

LOS ANGELES AND VICINITY
Fair tonight and Thursday with
moderate temperature, but cloudy
or foggv in the morning,
SOUTHERN CALIFORNIA --
Fair tonight and Thursday with fog
near the coast tonight; normal tenn.
perature with high fire hazard in
the interior; gentle westerly winds,
Imperial Valley press. (El Centro, Calif.) 1907-current, 1927-07-13
SPECIALS
Livestock

FOR SALE-Dairy cows. Young
stock. Hogs and horses, with
cheap lease and equipment. 6 miles
north and u mile west Holtville.
1lt4
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FOR SALE-10o0 chicks, Reds and
Rocks, weeks old Eight hen
turkeys, several other sizes. 6. L.
Farmer, II mile north Acacia
school, y mile east. Hts
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For Sale-Automotiu&

FOR SALE or rent. Automobile
shop and equipment. Al location
in 81 Centre. Call after $50 p. M.
at ol2 Holt. o3tf
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WANTED - Experienced citrus
grower, wants grapefruit grove
to work. 40 acres up. Salary or
contract. Box 40, Motor A, Holt
vile. S0ti2
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NOTICE

Notice is hereby given that | will
no longer be responsible for amy
debts whatsoever, contracted by
Henry Banks.
Dated this 18th day of July, 1927.
IL t3 GENEVA BANkS
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COAST LEAGUE
Yesterday s Results

SACRAMENTO &. Los Angeles o.
Hollywood at Seattle, teams traY
cling.
san Francisco 6. Oakland >.
Portland :, Mission ,,
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WE ARE wreeking the cow shed
on Burger ranch, ? miles south 4
Harold Bell Wright ranch. God
Ike s, 2xi 5 and AKA S. Also goo|
312 horse power De Laval enginl
and water pump. See salesman q
ground Wednesday and THURSDAY
FL Centre Lumber and Tradin|
Co. 1909 Adams. Phone 1902.
ilt3|
Imperial Valley press. (El Centro, Calif.) 1907-current, 1927-07-13

Dairymen in the Wasco McFar.
land district of Kern county last
month drew $15.4s4.62 after dcduc,
tions for cows and other purchases
Imperial Valley press. (El Centro, Calif.) 1907-current, 1927-07-13
Baseball Standings
NATIONAL LEAGUE

Yesterday S Results
Chicago 6, Boston ;.
Pittsburgh >, Brooklyn ].
New York 3, Cincinnati ;.
st. Louis Q, Philadelphia s.
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Wanted to Buy

WANTED--To buy or take care Of
for 3 months, 10 or Is cows. Rte.
B, Box 1877, Heber, "a mile east
Baker Ranch. 1918
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AMERICAN LEAGUE

Yesterdays Results
Now York I, Cleveland 0.
Chicago s. Philadelphia ).
Washington Q, Detroit ..
St. Louis s, Boston ).
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Situations Wanted

HNGLISH-Spanish speaking sales
man, wishes sales work of any
kind. Consider store or outside.
Pillar Cruz, 9l9 So. Third st.
1913
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Household Goods

PIANO FOR SALE or rent. SIS
Broadway. Phone Els. 27tf
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WANT AID SECTION
T0DAY'S WANT ADS

LOST horses, l bay, l white.
Weight about 1900 lbs. $40 re-
ward. Mrs. W. E. Shaw, Calipat-
ria. 1876
FOR neutrality-suspicious., cottages,
bachelor shack. 383 Olive. Glib s
Place. 1874
NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS.. Am looking
for AL dairyman, interested i'll
getting into dairying for himself.
Inquire or write, care Holtvillc
Chamber of Commerce. l2t3
FOR RENT-sO acres for alfalfa.
Been in vegetables. One year S
rent for putting into alfalfa. Elk
cellent soil. NJ. V. Hester, Box
967, Ell Centre, or 342 Twentieth
St., San Diego. 1874
FOR LEASE-40 or 80 acres. Cash
rent. Inquire A. Christy, / y miles
east, l mile south Dixieland.
13t6
FOR LEASED acres, also so adj
joining vegetable land on Silsbee
road, y mile north of San Diego
highway. Owner in valley this
week. Inquire Bank of Italy or
Hornbeck ranch, u mile south of
Highway Date Ranch. Box 227,
Rte. 2. Owner Mrs. Hunter, 217
n. Western Ave, l.. A. 1873
FOR SALE-1925 Ford coupe, in
AL condition. 1885, cash. Union Oil
Company, Third and Orange.
13t1
FOR SALE-Automatic enamel lin
ed refrigerator, 100 ID. capacity
First class condition, $50. White
iron bed and good quality springs
S.. Three miles east on high.
way, p mile south, third house.
12t1
LOST-Saturday. Gent s brown
sweater coat, on San Diego high
way. between FL Centre and Pine
Valley. Pres sBox 1872. 13t;
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LOST horses, ! bay, ! white.
Weight about 1900 lbs. SO re-
ward. Mrs. W. E. Shaw, Calipat-
ria. 1876
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W Observation-Disclosures bookkcepcr
and stenographer. Permanent posi-.
ton. State salary expected and
experience in letter. Box Cos.
Imperial, Calf. 11t6
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Help Wanted

Experienced stcno,
grapher. Golden State Milk Pro.
ducts Co. 12tf
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WE BUY second hand goods Of all
descriptions. Army and Navy vs.
riety Store. 480 Main. 20tf
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Special Notices

LET THERE be Peace in your mini
on vacation. Have that roof fl
ed before you leave. Hartzell, I'll,
Roofer. 9tl|
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For Rent-Farm Land

FOR RENT-40 acres alfalfa, fol
dairy or vegetables. Address Boz
Iii, Imperial. Phone 81. l2t7
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For lighthouses

FOR RENT room house, bath,
trees, $1s. 424 Orange. 1878
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WANTED-Mechanic for Dodge
service. Must be first class. Have
own tools. Apply Service mana
ger, {. w. McCabe, Inc, FL Centric,
Calf. Its
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Observation-Disclosures stenograph.
er and typist. Permanent for sat
isfactory applicant. Inquire The
Pacific Telephone and Telegraph
Co. Its
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FOR RENT-Newly furnished three
room bungalow. Nice yard. $25.
Inquire 1888 Park. 1918
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w ANTED-SecoDd hand furniture,
Call 4g5W. SIG Main st. 19tf
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FOR neutrality-suspicious., cottages,
bachelor shack. 383 Olive. Glib s
Place. 1874
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FURNISHED 6 room house for rentU
G64 Brighton. l2t4
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WANTED-100 tons baled wheat
straw or light grain hay. P. o.
Box 273, Tel. TAI. 20tf
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For Rent--Roonls

HOTEL HOLLYW WOOD. looms and
apartments. Sixth and He'll. Sit
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NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS.. Am looking
for AL dairyman, interested in
getting into dairying for himself.
Inquire or write, care Holtvillc
Chamber of Commerce. 1918
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FOR RENT-two room furnished
apartment, shower. Lights includ-
ed, SIG. 7S3 Park. 1918
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LENNON Apartments and rooms,
422 Olive. Phone 124. lets
The Washington times. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1902-1939, 1927-01-10
DR.. FRANK CRANES
DAILY EDITORIAL
By DIR. FRANK CRANE

Why Is a Pigs Tail?

vote for the nomination to the office of Unparalleled
tail of Pig.
1t is the supreme creation of inutility.
The long mobile is an A No. instrument but the
tail is total loss
1t is long enough to flick offending fly from an
offending feahered enough sweep off the part it
does reach
1t is just spinal raveling
If could talk nature among the first questions would
ask would be:
'What is pig intended to do with his ta?"
It sticks there spelling the otherwise beautiful lines
of an excellent streamike shape.
It ISM barometer of sentiment the tail of dog
1t isn't flyswatter, is the tail of mule.
It isn't rudder is the tail Of a fish.
1t isn't balance the tail of a kite
1t isn't anchorage, is the tail Of shirt
1t is just tail
to what the quadruped is supposed to do with it.
He can't curl it around his feet to keep them in the
winter night he fan himself with on the hot sum-
evening.
He it,, but to no apparent practical purposes
The great designs he has in his head have to be completed
without the aid of his tail
Some biologists the pig roots in the ground
is to find truffes.
All wrong.
He is trying hide his head ostrichwse because he is
ashamed of his tail.
Hcopyrisht 1927 Mcclure syndicae>
The Washington times. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1902-1939, 1927-01-10
TALK ABOUT REACH" LOOK AT THIS

Here Dr. Akeley standing behind the head of his gorilla
with savage beaters holding out the monsters
Tex Richard will tell you that reach the length of arms
extended most important in przefghtng The with
the longer reach hit the other in safety when the
other mans is fully extended.
This gorilla stretching out this long and shoulder
could speep half dozen so-caed champions over the
ropes and out into the crowd-and they would
back.
Boys and young minds are concentrated on prize
fighting; baseball and football playing will please look at this
gorilla and ask themselves how much MERE PHYSICAL
STRENGTH AMOUNTS TO-
If this gorilla taught to bat he could swing steel
club and knock ball far that Babe Ruth wouldn't believe
his eyes,
II he could be taught to pitch and happened to hit the
batter, there would be funeral in the BASEBALL world.
And for football if this giant got the ball under
his and started down the field you could pick ten
aAmerican vens and he would through them the way
locomotive would go through a bunch Of sheep.
What does muscle amount to? NOTHING AT ALL Think
takes the mind from what is really important-THE DE-
VEL0PMENT OF THE MIND ITSELF.
Look at the feet of this giant as he sits on his chair dead
with native holding him up.
and thumbs The thumb of the foot bigger than the thumb
of the hand because it was used to hold the gorilla
weight
With human beings the thumb Of the hand is fully developed
because for hundreds Of thousands of years has been
obeyng the orders of the BRAIN manufacturing articles hold
ing spears and arrows .~
rnocero relied brute strength He content to be
HEAVYWEIGHT CHAMPION OF THE JUNGLE, 50 he
stayed as you see MN nere' NO VnnK1ng no progress
Feeble man. descendant science tells u.s. distant cousin
the gorilla lacked that gorias strength He weak
the animals had no sharp claws or long teeth and so
HE HAD TO THINK.
His brain had to make up for what he lacked in teeth and
claws
He put sharp the of club then with one
swoop he could kill gorilla, lion if he got chance to
hit him in the head as he perched limb rock.
He learned to throw stick with sharp stone at the end
O. it and kill while thirty feet distant.
Then he made bows and and was able from his hid
I Continued in Last Two Columnsl ..
The Washington times. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1902-1939, 1927-01-10

sequently, after we have done our
best the vacuum" is still filled
with the ether.
The fact that as we make the
exhaustion greater and greater
the force Of gravitation acting
through the exhausted SAGE re-
mains entirely unchanged is a sui
ficient proof that gravitation is
not arrested by the kind of vacu-
UNI we can produce. But would
1t be the same If we were able to
draw out the ether, also? All.
there's the rub! According to
Elnstein there is no space where
there is no matter; consequently
1t would not be possible to make
an absolutely Vacuuous space.
On the other hand. If there is an
ether. and its acts as the agent
of gravitation. it must itself be
some kind, or state, of matter. tuo
subtle for us to handle. 1t is a
good subject for after banking
hours,
The Washington times. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1902-1939, 1927-01-10

there was the Good Child and the
Bad Child-and always they got
what was coming to them with
a wealth Of detail.
Then at last an unregenerate
world broke away from golden
harps and hell fires for the young
and began to tell stories that
were stories. Stories of sweet,
wholesome youth, such as Louise
Alcott wrote. Stories of high
adventure and gallant daring,
such as the indomitable soul Of
the dying Stevenson created.
Stories like that flashed across
young lives like gay flags and
shining blades.
And now Grandpa snorts and
wonders what the world is coming
to when there isn't an ounce of
spiritual instruction" in the
books of modern youth.
A good many other old folks
object not only to modern books
but to the whole scheme Of mod.
ern education. The games. the
teaching which often seems to
take the form Of a game, the
school dramatics, all the colorful.
diverting program of instruction.
They feel that this program
needs some leaVening Of gravity
to offset it's seeming lightness-we
should have Bibles in schools,
regular religious instruction-else
how will our children attain any
spiritual insight?
They're sincere, these good
folks. but aren't they. in their
zeal, actually overlooking some
excellent spiritual instruction?
What instruction can be more
spiritual than that which teaches
a boy or girl to live generously
and nobly, finding and giving JOY
in the common acts Of life, de-
spising grossness and falsity be-
cause of their inherent cheapness,
reaching out and up to the brave,
clean things? And that is what
the bright books of adventure do
give little Jimmy and Martha
and Edith and Steve. Not the art
or dying piously," as was once
the wont of juvenile books, but
the art Of living gallantly. What
finer training could there be for
Christian citizenship?
The Washington times. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1902-1939, 1927-01-10
QUESTIONS OF
ETIQUETTE
Mrs. Cornelius Beeckman.

The Bouquet
NEAR MRS. BEECkMAN:
~ When a maid of honor
has a streamer bouquet. is it
proper to have the streameers to
match the color of her dress or
the color Of the roses in the
bouquet?
2. When the maid of honor
reaches the altar rail, should she
step to the side and wait for the
bride to come up to meet the
groom. then the bride and groom
lead the way to the altar steps?
Or does the best man come Tor.
ward to meet the maid of honor
and they lead the way to the
altar steps?
A CONSTANT READER.
The steamers in the maid-of-
honor's bouquet may either
match or harmonic with the color
of her dress. Usually the stream
ers, either the long or the short
ones. are of pastel shades that
combine with practically am
shade of flower or dress.
2. When the maid of honor
reaches the altar. she steps to the
left. stands to. the left of, and just
behind the bride, so that she will
be in u convenient place TO hold
the brides bouquet and arrange
her train when she turns to march
in the occasional.
The best man on the other
hand. turns to- the right Ind stands
to the left of and just behind the
groom, so that he will be in posi-.
ton to hand the ring to the
groom in the appropriate part of
the ceremony.