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Imperial Valley press., 1927-10-05
!. NEWS BRIEFS
From City and County

Woman & Home Companion, / VI
| 81; 3 yrs. So. American Maya >;ac
l yr, $50; . yrs. 81. American
! Magazine and Woman s Home Com
panion, ! yr. 50. Mrs. $. W. LIEF
fingwcll, Gls Euclid. Phone 216W.
wed 81;
| Mrs. Laurence Z. Kaford an,
nounccs the opening of her piano
studio at 8Js South Sixth St, on
October 9th. Glasses in piano, mus
ical history, theory, transposition,
reading, technique and apprecia.
ton. Phone 395. adv
Nine. Katherine Ward -Kupelian
; Science OF 'olce and Art of Song
aigh school credits. Studio j42 Olive
| Sr. Phone 395. 14tf
When You Look for. house ia
buy or rent. See Mrs. Muntcan, 512
Nam st. adv
! I. Y. Academy Of Music, Elmer A.
Todd, Director. High School Credits.
Every teacher has State Ioard Of
Education cerificatr. Full gradual
ing course. 632 Olive. Phone li6.
g adv
Parisienne Beauty Shoppe. 127 y.
Fifth st. Phone 7S3. adv
Poultry. Dressed to order. Buy
at market prices. 1882 Woodward.
Phone 900. adv
Christian Science Lecture. e.-RaSi.
dents of FL Centre will have an op-
portunity to hear an authorized lee
tire on Christian Science on Thurs
Gay, October 9th, at 12:l0 nooa,
when the Christian Science lecture
Of w. Stuart Booth. C.S.B., of Den
Yer, Colo, is to be broadcast over
radiocasting station XII (6i0 kc.)
from Philharmonic auditorium, Los
Angeles. Mr.. Booth is Il member OF
the board of lccturcship of the
Mother church, the First Church of
Christ, Scientist, in Boston, Mass.
The Model Grocery and Meat
Market will serve you with salts
faction. adv
Reynolds Furniture Co. Pianos
for rent. Phone 192W. adv
Don't Forget Grand Opening
Dance, st. Mary's Hall, Friday
night, Oct. I. adv
Order a Bottle of Cream from Nc
Bride s Dairy and you will get real
satisfaction.- Phone 90lJ1. adv
List Yoour House For Rert with
Edgar Bros. Realty Co. 60S Main.
Phone 1G0. adv
Hear the Hot Sunshine SvncOpa-
tcrs, St. Mary's Hall, Friday night.
Oct. I. adv
A Bottle of MILK is n bottle
Of Health. If it comes from Me
Bride S Dairy. Phone 901J1. adv
Imperial Valley press., 1927-10-05

larva which is living in n dormant
state within the house flv. There
fore, it is necessary to rid the poul-
try premises of fly breeding grounds
if tapeworms are to be eliminated.
Imperial Valley press., 1927-10-05

Believe Car Stolen.-A Mexican,
aho gave his name rs Nimias, lcfi
a' Ford automobile, 1925 touring al
the Cudahy ranch late yesterday
afternoon. According to Il report
received at the sheriff s office the
machine is the property Of VIII
Miller and it is believed it was
stolen in Yuma recently. Yuma an
,horitics have been notified.
Seek Change OF yerue-A motion
for = change Of venue in the case
Of Fred j. Albert against Estclla Nj.
Albert viii be made in superior
court On Friday morning, October
II, according to notice filed ut the
county clerk 5 office this morning.
the notice says that the motion will
seek to have the case transferred
TO Los Angeles county. John Dnn-
nison is appearing as attorney for
the defendant.
D.vorcc Granted Woman.-An in
totlOcutOrV decree Of divorce was
granted this morning by Judge \.
. inncF to JOVlta Garcia against
Isaac. Garcia following default
hearing in the ease. The decree was
granted on charges of failure to pro
vide, brought by the plaintiff. De
fault had been entered in the case
and only the testimony of the
Plaintiff and one witness was taken.
Fined fer Overload Although
seven cases had been filed in Judge
Mayficld S court this week only two
appearances had been made at noon
today. *. kikumoto entered plea
If guilty and was fined $3.50 for
carrying an overhangiug load on Il
truck while Milton r. johnson was
given n dismissal from charge of
eating into a funeral procession.
Slight Shock Here. = A slight
earthquake was felt in this city
shortly after l:lj. The shock lasted
only a few seconds and caused no
damage, many people being unaware
that it occurred. Inquiry at Calex-
leo and Brawley resulted in inform
alton that the shocks were felt there
also but that no damage had been
done.
Radio Fans Peeved.-Loca1 radio
fans, who were enjoying the world 5
series report today, are considerably
pceNcd at an interruption which
spoiled the returns about ll:30. The
reception was unusually clear up to
that time and whatever electric dis
turbance caused the annoyance, has
not vet been determined. Several
fans asked the Press to request CO.
operation in finding out the cause
OF the disturance.
Imperial Valley press., 1927-10-05

Fair weather and normal tempcra
ture tonight and Thursday; mod"r-
ate fire hazard; gentle variable
winds.
Imperial Valley press., 1927-10-05
THE WEATHER

LOS ANGELES AND VICINITY
Partly cloudy tonight and Thurs
dav with moderate temperature.
SOUTHERN CALIFORNIA -
Imperial Valley press., 1927-10-05

Council Meets Tonight. - Several
prtant matters are scheduled to
Tgi%c before the members Of the city
puncil at the regular bi-monthly
fssion to be held at City Hall to-
light. Due to the failure Of the
pard to meet two weeks ago consid-
liable routine work and numerous
nportant business matters Will be
Fought before the city body to-
ght. 1t is expected that the queS-
on Of whether or not the city will
How the installation of vending ma
pincs will be definitely settled.
Imperial Valley press., 1927-10-05
Methodist Ministers Named-Pc,

Methodist Ministers Named Per
Innel Of the Methodist pastors Of
e valley, following the completion
the appointment list, is as fol
Ts: Aamario and Mulberry, Rev.
fGlgc y. Ecrr?; E:awlcy, Rev. II.
lioltYzingcr; taicXic0, Il. V. Ny
|n insko; Hcbcr, Rev q. =. Roy
K iioltviIlc, Rev. john Engl" al.l
lcrial, Rev. ". +. Taylor. ts has
Zen previously announced in the
rcss, Rev. Arthur f.. Schultz is re-.
Irnlng to the local pastGratc for his
Nen'h year.
Buy a Home with Your Rent. Ed
lr Bros. Realty Co. COS Main.
hone lt0. adv
Paul's Specials. Fresh Buttered or
~eet Pop Corn, Orangeade, Lemon
ie and Hires. Pickwick Stages.
l5tf
Imperial Valley press., 1927-10-05
Market Prices
By United s'resa Leased Wirs

LOS ANGELES, Dee 4.-Fol-
lowing are rOday's msrket quota.
tiOns:
POULTRY
Hens, Leghorns, 81 to lhs.,
21c.
Hens, colored 4 lbs and up, 29c.
Broilers, lh .ibs.. and under
214, 30c.
Fryers, Leghorns, PA to 8 lbs,
25c.
Fryers, colored, pa to lbs.
27c.
Roasters, soft bone, 3 lbs. up 27
Ducklings, Peking. 31a ID. up lst
Geese, 25c
Young Tom turkeys, 13 lbs., an,
up, 40c.
Old Tom turkeys, 34c.
Small hen turkeys, under s lbs
l5c.
Hen turkeys. 'bs., up 40c.
Squads, liR't and heavy, 4Oe.
Capons, 8 lbs NJ. 35e.
BUTTER
Wholesale prices 4Sc.
Prices to retailers 51c to 52c.
EGGS
Extra 45c; Fresh Firsts 43c; Me.
dunn Sac.
Imperial Valley press., 1927-10-05

.pr. A. B. Hanson, Dentist, Davis
ldg. Extraction specialist. adv
Imperial Valley press., 1927-10-05

For Meat and Groceries call the
lodcl Grocery and Market. adv
Imperial Valley press., 1927-10-05

DR.. r. w. Ritter announces his
"w office location at 7Gi Olive.
thone l0l6. aiv
Imperial Valley press., 1927-10-05
LIVESTOCK

: v EIO IOCh
|, LOS ANGELES, Oct. 5.-Hogs
600 steady; top 1900; bulk 12.S5-
1900.
Cattle: 200. strong; bulk she
11.7J.
Sheep: None: lambs 1l.50; ewes
5.J0.700.
Imperial Valley press., 1927-10-05

Woman Fcrfeits Bail.-Miss Jean
nlker, who was arrested by citv
dice abou, a week ago on n charge
avagrancy, failed to appear in
ty court this morning and Judge
nkins declared bail of 800 for
'itcd. The woman had been ar
'stcd once previously Oh n similar
sarge.
Imperial Valley press., 1927-10-05

New Shoes From Old. 1t pays.
kcric Shoe Shop. adv
Imperial Valley press., 1927-10-05

7. Y. Academy Of Music, Elmer A..
Todd, Director. High School Credits.
Every tearhor has State Ioard Of
Education cerificatr. Full gradual
ing course. 632 Olive. Phone 1876.
adv
Imperial Valley press., 1927-10-05

1Eist Your House For Sale with
dgar Bros. Realty Co. COS Main.
hone 160. adv
Imperial Valley press., 1927-10-05

Parisienne Beauty Shoppe. 127 Y.
Fifth st. Phone 7S3. adv
Imperial Valley press., 1927-10-05

Mrs. Laurence E. Kaford an
nonnccs the opening of her piano
studio at SJe South Sixth St, on
October 9th. Glasses in piano, mus
ical history, theory, transposition,
reading, technique and apprecia-
ton. Phone 395. adv
Imperial Valley press., 1927-10-05

When You Look for. house to
buy or rent. See MS. Muntcan, 512
Main st. adv
Imperial Valley press., 1927-10-05

BUY Your Meat and groceries at
Ne shop, the Model Grocery and
lcat Market. adv
Imperial Valley press., 1927-10-05

Poultry. Dressed to order. Buy
ut market prices. 1882 Woodward.
Phone 966. adv
Imperial Valley press., 1927-10-05

Woman s Home Companion, / VI.
81; , yrs. So. American Magazine,
/ yr. $50; . yrs. 81. American
Magazine and Woman s Home Com
Tanion, ! yr. -. Mrs. $. W. Ler-
GlS Euclid. Phone 21GW.
wed 81:
Imperial Valley press., 1927-10-05

Nine. Katherine Ward -Kupelian,
Science of 'olce and Art of Song.
aigh school credits. Studio 542 Olive
ST. Phone 395. l4tf
Imperial Valley press., 1927-10-05

yCalexico Car Stolen-A report was
icd at the sheriff's office late yes.
adav afternoon to. the effect that
gFord touring ear, bearing the H.
nsc number SSJ-999 was stolen III
hlcNico. The machine is the prop
tty of Mildred Fialo. According
} the report the ear was takcu
ON its parking place in Calcxico
Irly yesterday morning. An invcs-
lgatiGn was began Immediately.
Evening star., 1927-12-29
FORMER OFFICIAL
OF LEAGUE TO TALK
Armament Expert Will Address
University Women on Out
lawry OF War.

RRnar Salvador de Madariaga. who
has been for the last tiys years chief
of The ornaments section ~ the
League Of Nations. viii he the guest
Of honor and speaker At a dinner to
be given at the Haiional headquarters
OF the American Association af mi,
yeFsity Women, 1884 | street. next
Monday 81 : PIN, fenof MHdarines
fecehfIy resigned from hia position
with the League IN order Ia accept
n newly created chair of Spanish
studies at the University nf Dxfofd
in England. Before taking up his
new duties he ls making a tour nf
American universities
His address In thiscity viii be the third
In series ~ lectures sponsored by
The American Association ~ tnlVsf,
sity Women oii THE iinc. NJ Afhi
tration in the DutiaWrS nf War
He has ht.en closely connected with
ail of the efforts that have bern made
through the League III Nations 10,
ward reduction III afninrnents,
While ia Washington, Tefith mnd
aFiaKa viii be- the guest 0f Nj, htlsi
Mrs, Arthur iiuilafd, 232b California
street. Miss Mary Wooiley. pfssl'
dent NJ Ioiyoke college, ia national
president nj tne American Associatiot
of University Women, and Mts, John
J. Dt 'onn6f IN president of the wash
lnEion branch. Mte, Raymond Nor
gan. a tueinber Df The national rph,
u,lttee on internal ionni relations, "lil
pre side ai the dinner
Evening star., 1927-12-29
BERLIN INCREASES
BUDGET FOR ARMY
S176,000,000 Total Asked
for Branches of Defense
Next Year.
By Radso Co The Star ard CHICAGO pailv
NsMs. CnpSrtstt. iAsE.

By Radio 60 The Star ard Chscaxo Daily
News, Copyright. 1877.
BERLIN. December ea.--Ger,nany
will spend $lss. .oeo. 600 on her army
next year and s5s,ooo 600 on her navy.
according 10 proposals placed before
the Reichstag huoget committee. This
means an Increase of $l.eoo eea over
isss for the navy and an Increase 1T
SIC 900 aee for the army.
The army Increases are due mainly
Ia the Increased cost of living and
the Increased cost of materials, while
the navy increaSes are due 10 new
construction. although tho hudge;
committee has turned down proposal Is
for capital shiphuilding.
A large part ot thu army budget
will SO into the reconStructing NJ
barracks along the new frcniiers,
n,est OF the old barracks being in cc-
CNpied ar iost areas Cerfnany's army
is within loo, 900 ~ the number dc.
n,anaTd by the Versailles treaty II
is pointed out ihat the army eoSts
morr ner man than hetore ;he MAR.
hut this iS explained by hixhsr prices
and tho present nen ccnScr,rtian
policy.
Outside ~ the ahove sum Germany
In To spend S@,Aea. aoa ON munislonS
and factories \ Eertin Socialism
new sparet' asserts SIS .pne 600 haz. hs,on
spent since tas4 tn altering factories
for the making os munitions However,
the treaty p,oSitieS fer altes a,suns AMI
munitions making in specified places.
Evening star., 1927-12-29
CAPITAL GREETS
SIGMA MI MEN
Commissioner 0ougherty
Speaks at Opening of Ma.
tional Session.

College men from nearly every State
in 'hs Cnicn were given an csiciai
Welcome to Washington to-day by
Commissioner Proctor L. Dausherty.
who addressed the opening session og
fts' national convention OF Sigma M
fraternity AT the Mayf.ower Hotel
Sessions OF the convention, which
viii continue through Saturday. were
devoted to-day To frarern2l business
matters and approximately 4aa dele
gates will attend the annual bali to-
night. Affairs OF the fraternity wsrSN
reported tn be thrsving
Outlining ths form OF Severrr,snt
/ that exists in the District nS Ccl,,r,h,a
commissioner ncugherty sc,sehss
briefly on the fiscal relations with
congress, lie expressed heps THAI the
present Congress would restore the
FORMER eo,se ratio ~ Arprcpria tscns
for the District hudxet.
Robert +. Fleming. chairman OF the
tccat Alumni executive sAanter in
charge of the convention. rrsssde>, ara
rsferrcd 10 the founding Of SIGMA Nj
At Washington and Lee >l"nsyersitv
shortly after the t>lVs, War
Included among the ,Satguas and ra.
truneSScs Ter toniSAt's haf ar the
=
lTr +, tsSSFSe. Senator. and Mrs rsso.
] lei +. SsecS. Senator ard Mrs. kS<>se,
/ racN Stetwer, Representative and Mrs
/ loan NJ. Evans, Representative and
{ Mrs, RsoeAS FtescAer. REPRESENTATIVE
ana Mrs Samuel Rutherford. ReswS-
sentative and Mrs Charles C. ESa.
warts and Wade III. Hills. naS, rSspnt
. ~ tue fraternity, ard Mrs. iAlis. Other
mee'eers ef she Washington alumni
eNTcatiVe committee are ttarull y
tn'"wS> TREASURER; Guy Mooney. ss>>
ts'asNs GFt'enseAt H. IhaSmer, Rs,,lAAe,i
~ StsanesS, Frank L. Yates and Lewis
n khSNteS,
NVTNNSeatltAe SaAeAes MaS hvst3
/ SaSs atShs and sn the SgsernxNAa ,he
Atomnt inspectors fx,na the e. atvi
ssemS es the sraeefatsy met with the
hSSh ce0nesl so assvaSS ths, fraternity
nteSFAsn 81 maintain aets in,nr~sy,s ,hs
] ~'aHeaFSaslNS tor nemhevS tM the AZ
SS'tseseS where chapters are k>sase~s-
Evening star., 1927-12-29
MASONIC LODGE ELECTS
KIN OF WASHINGTON
Alexandriaa Is Elected Worship
full Master by Historic
Organization,

ALEXANDRIA,. Va, tS>een.tsss -,
After i'm wears another mvmeet ot
the NasA,aston family nrrSt,ieS oNey
the Alexandria, ,NaShtngton l4csise, M,
-, r, 4, and \, NJ WtlSen Selden
Washington, a collateral Descendant
M 0eerse Wash,ngton and Son ct
the tate Lawrence Washington, hast
male member ot the Na>htNsten fsasn
llN barn az Mount Nernen, has teso
elected wasShsesll master ef the teeal
lodge, Eeolge Washlnsten VAS mas.
ter of the l,siSe,
other officers named are as follows;
Charles Aubrey Callahan, sentgF MAJ
den, e. y, Swetmam iaater wSF<sea, !,
EswaN Shina, treasurer. 4, PAGE
Waiter. SECRETARY. b, j. SksdnaeS',
senior deacon, M =, Nelson GRAY,
ioalef aeaeons HENRY T., Thomas, SEN,
len steward; the Rev, t<ssvN kSSSter
ttan, ehaelasa, the Rev, L. ". Tx,was
send, assistant chaplain, GeoESn ",
Zachary, tiileF and vnsgedtan$ u
fhtnr helshleN, hlstestan, \ ttnt,U
s.vawrd viii I've elected bssae, Ntaeess
have heeN tnstalle,t ny Eaaftes III, Cat
Ahan, past grand master et Ma~snS ~.
Virginia, aud III, ieha y Ashten. eNa
timing lNaNtSr.
Evening star., 1927-12-29
ROTARIAN INITIATED
| IN PRESENCE OF WIFE
Local Club Sets Precedent al
Luncheon Mceting-Sharp
Makes Address.

Said Ia he the FIRST man ever
initiated 10 membership In the Rotary
Club in the presence OF his wife. I'd,
ward u, Ainslee. who recently came
Ia Washington as general passenger
agent of railroad company. WAS vel,
coined into the lacal club AT It's Christ,
mas holiday luncheon in the ballroom
of the Willard Hotel yesterday hetors
more than I0a Rotarians and their
families, Mi, and Mrs, Alnsiee We're
introduced Ivy William Knowles
Cooper aud by James Sharp. wha
made the welcoming address,
w. W, Everett. president 1T the
local club. presided amt Welcomed th,,
"ui'"ftown, guests, Mrs }, nany
cunningham replied on behalf ot the
Rotary AIMS" as the wives nf Ra.
tafians are called.
RltthdaS greetings We're extended
10 William t'ettlieh, Al MearS aud
'atiNn Guy, and Mr, Everett an,
noi,need that ,tamea Iohnsen, IT,, had
the largest number nf guests At the
luncheon. With IL at his table. and
that nm HERMAN had the secana
largest number. with seven IN his
party.
Evening star., 1927-12-29
WORK HORSES TO DINE
ON CHRISTMAS FEED
Rescue League to Make Many Old
"Nngs" Happy Mt Maryland
Avenue Corral.

The Washington Animal Rescue
Leagues Christmas dinner for work
horses viii be held tomorrow from
1910 nm. until dark AT headquarters
of the organization, 34a Maryland ave
nue. southwest.
Each year the attendance OF horses
IN ieas and less, bat the league de-
ciafes there are many "oid naas
drawing diiapidated vehicles about the
streets entitled 10 the Christmas meal,
Those possessing good teeth win he
served oats as the chief Item. ~hil"
the lens fortunate ones viii have spe'
rlaliy prepared fond. Apples and ear
rots will constitute The dessert
Mrs. William +. liam, 2bai NnoaieS
place, tfsnnufef of the lehsne, today
announced the annual membership
fees for the ensuing year VIII he diir
january /. The dues af the league
are; Life membership, 800, active ~
charter members, 81 per year; sustain
ins members. " u year, nssnflti'e
members, 81 per year, ana junior
menhers children, % cents per year,
IN connection with the annual dues,
league nffieiaIs have issued general
apneal Ia owners of pets asking them
fnf contributions a. assist In the work
of rearuing hungry, homeless ani'
mails from the htreeih
Evening star., 1927-12-29
DR.. ALFARO TO REPRESENT
PANAMA AT CONFERENCE
Minister Named to Head Pan.
American Delegation--Other
Delegates Chosen.

pr. Ricardo !. Afaro. Minister
from the Republic ~ Panama, Viii
head the delegation from that country
to the sixth ran,American Conference
In Havana next month, according to
an announcement made here today hS
the panaman legation. lir, Eduardo
Chinri. who like nr. Alfaro In for
mer minister of foreign affairs of
Panama has been appointed by his
government Ia serve On the delegation
with the Minister Jose Guillermo
Bataila will serve az secretary of the
delegation.
nr, thiari Il doctor of laws of the
National Faculty of Law nf Panama,
and has filled many important judi
ciai and administrative positions, lie
cnme to Washington In lasl as
member OF the commission IN charge
of treaty negotiations with the United
States. lie is widely known as an
orator and writer.
Evening star., 1927-12-29
SHIP BOARD HEARINGS.

t"NfaasaNns ~ steamship cwnevs
We're issued av the SAlpelsss esNssl
yesterday, asking them 50 es nseSsm,
~ = series ~ heNsieSs 20 ~ Ashs =,
She NSNAta heSSaasnx January 70. az
Ma'cA an Snest wal ea made 20 AslnS
aeN'Ns n eNratee understanding Ss TIE
e'Nssasn of lsEtVate StesnaSAse tMteseStS
en- tte establishment es she Aasesssam "A
MeFeAaN, Msstae,
~ = teSNsNtttsn Ca,tlaS fAr the Near,
WSs the hSASd tsNnted eat that seN,
esat At'es were AettsFe twaSse~s aesecs,
snS tae eFHSsat MATES ~ the NesS'AAs,s
Marine, NtSsn whfeh the A&saYd A.a
Ae%a asked FtAe esAnjea ant csstteS~n
Evening star., 1927-12-29
N0vELIsT'S BAND GROWS.
Sherwood Anderson Announces
Heneken q Joiner"

InOA AOkE. Va. iieeen,ber ~ fHi
Jha htass band al Marion sppH.
sored bs sbe'aood Andetsot. novelist
nd publisher of two Virginia news
tapefe Ds oH Ia . fyina sIan.
Dtso Kahn, art patron and DIii8n-
llDr0pist of New York was one of tho
early subs rib"fs 10 the band fnnd.
Nav comes ~. l., NsnGksn, Adiiar
~ the American Mercury, and t0faes
LiYetiFht as "yalnefs,' Af, Anderson
aIlItft4iIlt IS.
Evening star., 1927-12-29
CITIZENS HOLD BANQUET,

rioser cooperation between civic
societies and the press WAS the Key
note atruek by The principal speakers
at the ninth annua banquet of the
Georgetown Civic Association. held In
the auditorium of the k'lanrts Junior
High Aehooi Tuesday evening, al
which tieorse 7, iieason was toast
master, 'rhr list nf speakers Included
ur Ieo.ge Il Richardson ~ the titt
sens' Advisory Council, Garnet u
Wilkinson, asaistant superintendent af
sehuois. IN carter q. Noodson, ReN,
u. g. I'm. t'ai West A. Hamilton, ",
-. Walker. | t'iniep Wilson. Robett
j. Aelann. Robert n, MatttnglN, W
t.fnest Jarvis, ,inhn r.. Smith, ~, j,
Morton and ilntet |. brown,
Evening star., 1927-12-29
AID ASKED FOR BLIND.


volunteers ara needed in the neaine
GLASSES. which prepare ,~adinS matter
Tor the waf hlind, under the dllectlon
"f the District chapter Ut the Ameri.
oan Red ctass
Women IN Gns ernment service ar0
ashed by tho local chant.r ta valun
,eer fae the evening M.tlle classes
on TUESDAY night Al i ociavk, When
Miss Anna =, kasspst IN IN eharge
Women With leisure dnFing the day
ean serve In the THURSDAY marains
t,railta CLASSES. directed hN Airs, \
Welfa Volunteers should resl~ter at
chapter headquarters. s3l sixteenth
street,
Evening star., 1927-12-29
PLAYLET REPEATED.


A special performance of The other
Wise Man" the Christmas plaNlet ~
Henry Van DSke, which has ieen
given three times at the l.,ithat Place
Memorial Church, under auspices af
tha Ifast Washington community
Center. VIII he repeated tomorrow eve,
n,ng n i ofcioek IN the auditorium ~
t,nntprn High arinoi. The addtiionai
petfofman nee ls hoips given Ia aceana'
mndate many persons who wers unable
Ia prn ure tickets tn tha recent
pre- esentattans
Dennis r. t1nnei, assisied by a
easi of niemhefs 1T the csntaf WIN
have arranged The play. viii have The
icadlng role,
Evening star., 1927-12-29

st@N@sf NssA8sNA ~ TAs NsAs.
ChtsNtSt.Y, Md. l>ecesnAee ~
The evas.nuatty AeRe~S the sNeaAsSN
Vaesa HatsrNNsa fseW the snasAarN Snsl
Vt t'heVeteN has announced It's inter,
tsen ta 10 kaNwa as Seash tNAevestv,
The request ta ee sss gAihNt waS AN
proved Al tAe nS~Nemesr Mees ms *
the t'AeVeFh t4tsESaa' sASsSSsAkseA