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Evening star., 1927-05-01
Social Events to Honor
World Welfare Delegates

A number OF attractive social events
have been arranged for the entertain
fne1at of the delegates and visitors who
win attend the World Welfare Com
ference in this city next week. Fol-
lowing the gala concert with which
the conference will open Tuesday
evening there will be an informal re-
ception by all the committees for the
conference and the officers OF the
Woanan's Universal Alliance, includ-
ing Mrs. Clarence Crittenden Calhoun,
president; Miss Margaret Patton Craig,
recording secretary; Mrs. f.. A. ID.
Hancock, treasurer; Mrs. Wayne Ken
drick, auditor, and Mr.. James Came
ron, Mrs. Geneva S Durham, DIR,
David f. Mitchell and Mr.. C,aC.
Calhoun, members of the executive
committee.
Wednesday afternoon. which has
been designated as Foreign Relations
day, there will be q diplomatic re-
ception in the patio of the Carlton
Hotel from 4 TO 6 O'clock. AT 8 o'clock
the grand concert given under the
direction of Mr.. Richard C0pley OF
New York City will take place, when
program will be given by Miss Lor-
raine Foster, coIoratura soprano; Mr..
Vernon Williams, tenor, and Mr.,
Raoul Eidas, violinist.
At 10 O'Clock following this con
cert a number OF the delegates to the
conference will be among the guests
OF the Ambassador Of Mexico and
Sonora de Teller.
Thursday afternoon at : o'clock Mrs,
Frank Barrows Freyer win entertain
in her home at 17Z1 Massachusetts
avenue, i'm honor Of the delegates to
the conference.
On Thursday evening at O'Clock,
at the Carlton Hotel. the conference
banquet will take place, at which a
number OF prominent speakers, in
Guiding former Senator Robert l..
owen of oklahoma, and Miss Belle
Kearney, State Senator of Mississippi.
win make addresses A program Of
music and some attractive dance mum.
bers arranged by Miss Marjorie Web
ster win be intersperSed in the eve.
ning's program.
On Friday afternoon from 4 to
o'clock there viii be tea at which
the founders Of the Women's Unfver,
sal Alliance will be hostesses, and in
the evening at O'Clock there viii be
a talk by Capt. c. G. Calhoun on the
plans for the Mothers Memorial and
an illustrated lecture by Fahim
Kouchakji of Syria on the Great
! Chalice of Antioch" " followed by q
religious pageant arranged by Mrs
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Alabamans Sponsor
Reception and Dance

The Alabama State Society win en-.
tertain with a reception and dance at
Meridian Mansions, 2400 Sixteenth
street northwest. Thursday evening AT
$50 O'Clock. The president of the So.
ciety. Mr.. l. y. Balm, will be assisted
IN receiving the members and their
guests by Mrs. Fl. 0. Sargent, chair
man of the reception committee: Mrs
y. -. Newman, Mr.. Louis Moneyway.
Mrs. "a X. Fulton, Mr.. A. M. Laster,
Miss Florence Hughey. Mr.. r. Lee
Barnes, Mrs. J. f. johnson. Lieut Col
Noble J. Wiley. Mrs. J. X. Pickett
and Col. A. r. Brindley.
splendid program has been ar
ranged. which will be followed nv
dancing. Tables have been reserved
Tor those desiring to play cards.
Evening star., 1927-05-01
Danes of Lolay Legion
Announce Gard Party

At the home of Mrs. George Fiske
Dudley, there was held, Wednesday aft
ernoon, meeting of the committee
of the District of Columbia Society.
Danes of the Loyal Legion which is
arranging for the sOciety's annual
card party to be held at the New VIII
lard Hotel, Thursday afternoon, May
5. Reports made to Mrs. Floyd Mutch-
Ter, chairman of the committee. indi
Gated that the card party would be a
success socially as well as financially.
Already large number of tables
have been taken by members of the
society and other Washington resi-
dents interested in the Lincoln Me
mortal University, for the benefit Of
which the party is being held. Addi-
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Board of Visitors Greets
Naval Academy Officials
Members Receive Cordial Greeting and Are
Handsomely Entertained-Ceneral and
Personal Notes Gathered in Anna polls

his sister, Miss Mary Randall Ma
gruder. on Hanover street.
Mrs. Dinger, wife of Capt. Henry &.
Dinger. who has been visiting her fam
ily at Torresdale, Pa, has returned to
Annapolis
Mrs. Kinds. wife of Capt. A. W
Kinds, left Friday for Philadelphia TO
meet Capt. Kinds. who recently ar
rived from the West Coast on the
r. S. S. West Virginia.
Mrs. Thomas S. Iglehart, who has
spent the past two months with her.
husband at Prescott, Ariz.. has re-
turned to her home, on Hanover street
Miss Margaret Cameron Walton en-
tertained the members of the Four
Rivers Garden Club at tea Tuesday
afternoon in her home, on Maryland
avenue.
Mrs. Owens Barnard entertained at
luncheon Saturday last in honor Of
MIR. and Mrs. Richard L.. Fox of Down
ingtown, Pa, who were her guests for
the week end
Mr.. and Mrs. Robert Redmond are
the guests of their son-in.law and
daughter, Lieut.. and Mrs. c. r.
Crutcher, in their home, in New Lon
don, Conn.
Senior Victor de Alfaro, son of the
AlIlSleE VI 1dD2lna TO the United
States, and his cousin, Senior Chichi
de Alfaro Of Panama, were guests for
the week end of Comdr. and Mrs.
Clyde G. West in their home, on Rodg
ers road
The engagement has been an
nounced of Miss Anna Hanson Iele-
hart daughter of Mr.. and Mrs.
Thomas Sellman Iglehart, to Lieut..
Kenneth II. Noble. u. S. N. son of
Mr.. and Mrs. William c. Noble of
Cromwell, Conn. Miss Tglehart is the
attractive daughter Of Mr.. and Mrs.
Thomas Sellman Iglehart Of Annap-
Oils
The third of series of dances be.
ing given by the Cotilion Club of st,
Johns College took place Friday eve.
ming in the college gymnasium. The
students. and their GUESTS were re-
ceived by Capt, and Mrs. Daniel AZ.
Garrison. DR.. and Mrs Reginald III.
Ridgely, DR.. and Mrs. Herman Bern.
hard and DR.. and Mrs V. j. Wyckoff
Comdr. Hugo W. Koehler. u. s, II.
of Newport, r, l., delivered lecture
on developments in Russia" to the
graduating class at the Naval Acad
einy on Friday evening Comdr. Koch.
Ter, who is on the staff of the Naval
war College. was on the staff of Ad-
miral McCully during the Russian rev.
olutlon and spent some time in Russia.
Evening star., 1927-05-01

Nannette r. Paul, with costumes from
the Holy Land
Saturday afternoon at 2 O'Clock there
will be a special trip made to Mount
Vernon.
Evening star., 1927-05-01
Women's $ National Farm
Association to Meet

The annual convention of the Won
ems National Farm and Garden Asso-
citation will be held at the Wardman.
Park Hotel this week. opening tomort
row. Mrs. Calvin Coolidge, Mrs. Will
liam NJ. Jardine and Mrs. Russell Ty-
son are honorary members of the as
sociation, and Mrs. Francis King OF
Alma, Mich, is the honorary presi-
dent. The president is Miss f. Ger
trude Copeland of Cape Elizabeth. Me;
first vice president, Mrs. w. G, Jones
of New York; second vice president,
Miss Marian Roby Case, Weston.
Mass; third vice president, Mrs. l.. II.
Drewry of Milford. Ohio; correspond
t. secretary, Miss Lena M. Phillips,
New York; recording secretary, Mrs.
Jay Clark, Worcester, Mass; treas
urer, Mrs. Emmett Carter, Whining
ton, Del; assistant trea surer, Mrs.
Edw. A. Clark, New York: chairman
of activities. Miss Clara NJ, Boltz.
Philadelphia; chairman OF education.
Mrs. Charlotte B. Ware. Boston; chair
man of finance, Mrs. Harper X. Bee
gle, Gibsonia. Pa; chairman OF pub
lications, Mrs. c. NJ. Ingersoll, Sails
bury, Conn; chairman of speakers
bureau, Mrs. l.. Seton Lindsay, New
York.
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DR.. and Mrs. Purcell
Hosts to 200 Guests

Or ana Mrs Richard Purcell re-
teiyed the guests at the annual dance
of the bod Moon Club of the Catholic
University held in the patio of the
Carlton Hotel last evening. Special en-
tertainmeut features were arranged
and a buffet supper was served at
midnight. About 200 members of the
club and their guests attended. The
officers OF the club are Mr. John Mct
Gam, president; Mr.. Edward La
Fond, vice president. and Mr. Roland
Rutledge, secretary.
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Mrs. Medill Mccormick
To Be Honor Guest at Tea

The guest Of honor al a tea to be
given by the American Association of
University Women tomorrow a. 43O
o'clock will be Mrs. Medill McCornick.
who, at 3 O'Clock, viii discuss the sub
Ject. w omen in Politics" " The hostess
for the tea. Mrs. Eugene f.. Stevens,
viii be assisted by the members Of
the hospitality committee. OF which
Mrs. Karl Fenning is chairman. Mrs.
Edward r. Devine and Mrs, Bertrsrn
d. Hules will preside at the tea table.
Evening star., 1927-05-01
Stuart Chapter, u. D. C..
Announces Gard Parry

The General J. r. b. Stuart chap
ter, L. ID. c., viii entertain at q card
party at the Confederate Memoria
Home on Thursday evening, May 10.
Prizes win be given. Mrs. William NJ.
Almand is chairman and those assist
ing her arc Mrs Lewis r. Clephap@.
Mrs. John Welch Miss Mary Boyd
Miss Marian Hardy, Miss Meta Watts
Miss Ida Huunfcutt Miss Doris Casey
and Misses Priscilla and Sabine Wal
lace. All Daughters and their friends
are most cordially invited.
Evening star., 1927-05-01
Surprise Birthday Party
For Mr.. Horace Graham

A surprise birthday party was
given for Mr.. Horace Graham at the
home Of his son-in-law and daughter,
DR.. and Mrs. Charles Z. Detmer, Sat
urday evening, April %. The guests
included Mr. Graham's brother. Mr.
f. G. Graham: Mr.. and Mrs. Frederick
Rutler. Mr.. and Mrs. Henry n.
Brawner. ir.; Mr.. Philip Otterbackt
AIRS Frank Grimes, Mr. Granville
Grimes, Mr.. and Mrs j.. Elliot. Wright.
Mr. and Mrs. Charles Cameron Brodie
and Miss Katherine Weeks
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tioral patronesses are. Mrs. HenrffT
Allen, Mrs. Charles j. Bell. Mrs II. g.
BLIZZARD Mrs. Sol Bloom, Mrs Frank
Steele Bright Mrs. Dwight Davis. Mrs
II. w. Eberle, Mrs. Frederick Dent
Grant Mrs. John Hays Hammohd.
Mrs John Wesley Hin, Mrs. Walter
]. Mccoy. Mrs. Bernard Smyth Mrs
David Stanley and Mrs. Charles Z.
Summerail
Evening star., 1927-05-01
LLEAKANCE
Brand New
SPRING
DRESSES
Reduced
so il Price

Of course, they are cur
own dresses, and at the reg
ular prices they are MAR
VELOUS VALUES. But we
have too many in stock, due
to weather condition, and we
need til e space. Every
wanted material and color,
as well as sizes, including
special stouts.
SaUe $40 on Every Dress
S25 New Spring S1E
DRESSES Now. -
s29.50 New Springs 1850
DRESSES Now e.. ~
S35 New Spring $CE
DRESSES New. 80
2 or 3 racks Of new Sum-
uIer dresses are excepted,
but there are nearly a thou-
sand that are affected by
this drastic reduction.
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Mrs. H.. b Mirick. Mrs Gerry
Morgan, Mrs. Arthur Peter, Mrs.
Glenn II. Phelps, Mrs. William X.
Quinter, Mrs. Frank Reside, Mrs
Charles Roberts, Mrs. John AIan
Selby. Mrs. ". T. shannon, Mrs.
J. Easily Smith, Mrs. John Lewis
Smith. Mrs. Charles Strong, Mrs. c. l..
StuTtevant, Mrs Boyd Taylor, Mrs.
John C. Walker, Mrs. William
Weaver, Miss Dorothy White, Mrs.
Simon Wolf. Mrs Allen S. Wolfe, and
Mrs. Horace Wylie.
There will be attractive prizes for
each table.
Las Vegas age. [volume] (Las Vegas, Nev.) 1905-1947, 1927-10-22
.ELKS OPEN SOCIAL
SEASON WITH GLEE
First Big Doings Held Thurs
day Evening. Nifty Events
Planned for the Following
Weeks.

The Elks Ldgs opened their
season of social activities Thurs
day evening with big crowd and
much glee.
The affair was started with
dinner served in the club room at
$3.50. Following the dinner the
Lodge was opened at 500 and af
ter the disposal of the regular
order of business, the beautiful
ceremony of initiation was well
carried out by Exalted Ruler c. f.
Pembroke with the assistance OF
Esquire VIM. F. Orr, Esteemed
Loyal knight james Powers, Est
teemed Lecturing Knight Herb
Krause and Esteemed Leading
Knight C. V. T. Gilbert. The
candidates were William j. Will
liams and Arthur M. Bruce.
Following the initiation a large
number of members availed them-
selves of the privileges of the club
room until a late hour. More
than 60 members were present
during the evening. including
Brothers John Bradford, Martin j.
francis, w. y. GeIlIyS GeO H.
Boggs and Timothy Crowley of
Ash Meadows and Death Valley
Junction.
The Death Valley boys extended
hearty welcome to the lodge to
visit their section, promising a
hospitality which assures a large
number of acceptnnces.
Last Thursday was only the be-
ginning of the Elks' festivities.
Next Thursday evening will be
Ladies' Night" The entertain
ment will combine a card party
with dancing. There will be ex-
cellent music and an appetising
spread of refreshments. Prizes
will be provided for the high
scores at cards and there will be
prize dances.
Thursday evening, November 8.
will be Past Exalted Rulers
Night" Harley Harmon, A. w.
Ham, DR.. R. W. Martin and A. s.
Henderson, the past exalted rulers
of the lodge, will put ON a pro-
gram that will contain mighty
and pleasing surprise. The event
will be for stays only, and all
members are expected to be on
hand for the fun.
Las Vegas age. [volume] (Las Vegas, Nev.) 1905-1947, 1927-10-22
MEETING
WELL ATTENDED
Members Display Live Inter-
est in Las Vegas Affairs.
Community Chest Is APP
proved.

There was a large attendance of
members att the regular Tuesday
noon luncheon of the Las Vegas
Chamber of Comemrce this week
and several guests. Among the
members present were the follow
ing:
President Roy w. Martin, Sec
retary S. R. Whitehead, A. w.
Ham, DR.. VIM. S. Park, L. ].
Cakes, j. w. Hooper, Senator A.
S. Henderson, Judge c. D. Breeze,
A. w. Hawkins, o. A. Kimball, w.
]. Rhoads, c. D. Baker, S. ]. Law
son, A. "A. Hinman, J. T. Waters,
Harry Blanding, w. E. Ferron, c.
P. Squires, Frank DeVinney, E. G.
McGriff, c. c. Ronnow, o. K.
Adcock.
The Chamber approved the COM
munity chest idea as presented
last week by Rev Boyd Parker,
and appointed C. D. Breeze, c. c.
Rononw and L. ]. Oakes as COM
mittee to meet with committees
from other organizations to make
the necessary plans.
w. E. Hawkins reported a short
interview with Will Rogers at the
air field Tuesday morning. The
humorist was not humorous at
that time.
A. S. Henderson introduced the
subject of the Arrowhead Pc
troleum Corporation which is plan
ming to drill an oil well on the
Arden structure. Mr.. Alsop, who
was present representing the cor
poratdon, explained the plans of
the company at some length, stat
ing among ether things that they
expect to spend far more money
in Las Vegas than they receive
from Las Vegas. 1--WE are going
to sink a test we'll no matter
what aid we get from Las Vegas,
he said. I'VE now have $12,OU0
in the company treasury ,ch we
intend to bring here TO psgin the
work"
Las Vegas age. [volume] (Las Vegas, Nev.) 1905-1947, 1927-10-22
ALL IS READY FOR
BIG FOOTBALL GAME
VictorViIle Boys Arrive Last
EVening.-Game Schedul-
ed for 2:15 Today at
Bridger and Seventh.

The foot ball season has opened.
Last evening at five O'Clock the
spiffy Victorville team arrived ac-
companied by bunch of enthusi-
astic rooters, prepared to do or
die in the contest with Las Vegas
higa school scheduled ht 2:15 this
afternoon. The game will be play
ed at the corner of Bridger and
Seventh streets.
The arrival of the Victorville
boys was celebrated last evening
by practically the whole student
body and the band. The streets
were filled with enthusiastic young
folks, marching, serpentining, sing
ing and giving their yells. Traffic
was at a standstill for a time, but
Everybody was happy just the
same.
The game promises to be well
worth while. Coach Butcher has
been giving the Vegas boys excel
lent training and pronounces them
in good trim
This is the first important inter
school foot ball game to be played
in Las Vegas. The young folks
are working hard and for the
credit of the city it is hoped that
there will be 4 large attendance.
These school events reflect in a
measure the spirit of a city. Let's
give the visitors a good time, a
good g1me and big crowd.
Las Vegas age. [volume] (Las Vegas, Nev.) 1905-1947, 1927-10-22
FORMER VEGAS MAYOR
DIES IN LOS ANGELES

William Fl. Dentner, at one time
a member of the board of city
commissioners and Mayor of the
city, died suddenly from heart fail
ure in his home at 345S Atlantic
street in Los Angeles last Monday
afternoon.
According to reports Mr.. Dent
ner had been enjoying apparently
his usual health. Without warn
ing he was seized with an attack
and expired before medical aid
could be secured.
Mr.. and Mrs. Dentner moved
from Las Vegas about five years
ago. Mr.. Dentner, one of the vet
eran employees of the Union Pa
cific, had a run out OF Los, An
Eeles, but he frequently visited
Vegas for the purpose of looking
after his property here His last
visit was a short ime ago and the
news of his death comes as a
shock to all his friends.
Las Vegas age. [volume] (Las Vegas, Nev.) 1905-1947, 1927-10-22
ARGENTINA MINE TO
CELEBRATE OPENING
Goodsprings Company Will
Formally Begin Operation
of Its New Plant.-Guests
Are Invited.

In the presence of a company
of mining and financial experts
from Los Angeles and a number
of invited guests from Las Vegas
and other cities, the Argentina
Consolidated Mining Company will
today celebrate the formal open
ing Of its new operating plants.
Among the guests expected are
Gov. Fred Balzar of Nevada, and
a special carload of notable guests
from Los Angeles headed by
Harry Lee Martin, president of
the company, which will include
some of the big men of the min
ing and financial world.
The ceremonials of the occasion
will be in connection with the
starting of the power plant, the
mill and the traimway, all of which
have been completed AMI tested
out.
AS many of the guests as pos
sible will be given the privilege
of going through the mine and in
specting the large amount of de-
Mslopment work which has been
done. Something over $4,000 tons
of ore have already been exposed
ready to put through the mill.
Las Vegas age. [volume] (Las Vegas, Nev.) 1905-1947, 1927-10-22
P. c. BORAX COMPANY
WILL ABANDON PLANT
Mines at Ryan and Plants at
Death Valley Junction Will
Be Closed According to
Company Orders.

After half a century of borax
production, the mines OF the Pa
cific Coast Borax Company at
Ryan, and the pDlnts at Death
Valley Junction and Shoshone
Cal, will be permanently closed,
according to orders recently issu'
cd by the company.
The Death Valley Borax, made
.amous by "Borax" Smith and his
20mu!a teams, will soon be part
of romantic past. The proper
ties hive made a production vari-
ously estimated at from $4,000. 900
to 100000, 1000. In 1925, according
to the report of the California
Mining Bureau, Death Valley pro
duced 46,121 tons of borate valued
at $1,526,938.
The Pacific Coast Borax Com
pany is not retiring from the
borax business. By transferring its
operations to the great deposits
OF borax it has opened at Kramer,
some 35 miles west of Barstow on
the Santa Fe railroad, it will re-
duce it's operating cost. Accord
ing to reports of engineers there
are vast bodies of borax which
can be mined cheaply and which
will last the world for many years
before exhaustion.
Las Vegas age. [volume] (Las Vegas, Nev.) 1905-1947, 1927-10-22
LADIES ENTERTAINED
LOS ANGELES VISITORS

The G. |. A. to B. of l.. E. Aux
iliary ladies entertained 81 ladies
from the Los Auxiliary Thursday.
The visitors were met at the
train and escorted to Levy's Hall,
where luncheon was served and
lodge held.
After lodge the ladies were
shown around Las Vegas. At six
thirty the visitors were entertain
ed at the Methodist Church with
a -four course dinner served by
the Ladies' Aid Society.
The visitors left for Los Angeles
on No 25 after having spent a
most enjoyable day at Las Vegas.
Among the visitors wene the fol
lowing:
Grand Vice-President Boomer
Grand Treasurer Newton; Grand
Organizer Knapper; and Mesdames
Allison, Brizee, Bridgeman, Gael,
Clark Cross, Differbaugh, Jones,
Jurney, Kiel, Kearns, Ledger,
Long, Lundholm, Madden, Meth,
Moody, Naylor, Owen. Renner,
Trout, Voris, Wagner, Wilcox,
Houston, Eardensohn, Crosby and
Studnicka
Many of the visitors were form.
erly residents of Las Vegas and
the revival of old acquaintance
ships was very pleasant.
Las Vegas age. [volume] (Las Vegas, Nev.) 1905-1947, 1927-10-22
INSPECTING
RECREATION RESORTS

+. NJ. Steninger, editor of the
Elko Free Press, accompanied by
Mrs. Steninger arrived in Vegas
Wednesday evening.
Mr. Stsninger is a member. of
the state fish and glme commits
sion and is busy inspecting the
various recreation resorts in this
section which were set apart to
the state under the 1923 act of
the legislature.
Mr.. Steninger on Thursday went
to the Hidden Forest" and be-
fore returning to Elko expects to
visit the Valley of Fire, the Buried
City and ether places in this Sec
tion. which are under the super
vision of the fish and game com
mission.
Las Vegas age. [volume] (Las Vegas, Nev.) 1905-1947, 1927-10-22
CONGRESSWOMAN
IS FOR BOULDER DAM
Noted California Woman
:, Member of Congress Great
Iy Impressed by Visit To
Dam Site.

Mrs. FloTence Kahn, noted Cali
fornia woman who represents a
San francisco district as a mem
Der of the house of representa-
tives at Washington, arrived in
Vegas Sunday evening. She was
accompanied by AL Kellogg of the
Imperial Valley, who has conduct
ed many parties on tours of the
Valley and TO inspect the proposed
site Of the Boulder dam since the
adjournment of Congress. They
travelled by automobile.
Monday Mr.. Kellogg drove the
Congresswoman to Black Canyon.
They went down the river by
boat to the dam site and left for
California Monday evening.
Mrs. Kahn, like nearly all Cali.
fornians, had been in favor of the
Boulder Dam project for some
time, but lad never felt the ex-
treme Importance of it. After
visiting the Imperial Valley and
seeing the imminent danger of
destruction which threatens it, and
then viewing the perfect means of
preventing that destruction which
nature has provided at the Boulder
dam site, Mrs. Kohn was enthusi-
astic in her approval of the
project.
mo one can appra ciate the
situation until after viewing the
whole project" Mrs. Kahn stated
during an interview with the Age.
"This wonderful trip to the great
dam site, SO perfectly adapted to
the purpose of storing the flood
waters of the Colorado River, and
the opportunity for developing a
vast amount of power to pay the
entire cost of the enterprise, has
caused me to become one of the
most enthusiastic supporters of
the project / sincerely hope that
the states involved will come to
an agreement before Congresscon-
venes. l fear that IT will be very
difficult If not impossible to pass
the necessary legislation until the
states have settled their differ
ences"
Las Vegas age. [volume] (Las Vegas, Nev.) 1905-1947, 1927-10-22
ROTARY CLUB MEETING
HEARS FINE ADDRESS

At the regular Thursday noon
meeting Of the Las Vegas Rotary
Club o. ]. Smith was program
chairman of the day. In accord
ance with the custom of the club
he had a Vegas boy as his guest,
Fnlnk Frum.
On being introduced Frank made
neat little speech in which he
said that he lis going to school to
get an education and when he
grows up he hopes to be an avi-
ator, as good or better than Lind
bergh.
DR.. Korshet was introduced by
o. ]. as the speaker of the day.
He gave a fine address on the
subject OF Cooperation" which
was greatly appreciated by the
Rotarians
Among the out Of tow nRotari-
ans present at the meeting were
Garsi3s and Iovelock of the
1Nonopah ChL6. aid Jim Caldwell
OF VisaIa, Cal
o. K. Adcock. Clint Boggs, and
Frank Gusswelle with James Cash
man as advisor. w1re appointed to
plan for the Tug O'War with the
kiwanians on Armigitice Day.
1t was decided toraccept the
challenge OF the n edles Rotarians
for a series OF BAL games again
tbs ason. Walter Houck, James
Cashman and Roy n; rtin were ap-
20 nted a committee to make the
arrangements. This matter OF an
inter city meeting at Needles was
also given ir'o tE':c Care.