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New Britain herald., 1928-05-22
Three MORE have
fatal MALADY NOW
RldQm Poisoning Affects Other
Girls

Orange. N. J.. May - <UP)-Just
- the five young women who are
said to be dying Of radium poisc n
Ing prepared to 90 into court today
IN an effort to speed their damage
suit against the United States Ra-
dunn Corporation. 1t bec.me known
that three OF their fellow workers
have shown symptoms of the fatal
malady.
The three latest victims of the
-,sease which battles physicians are
said to have developed rheumatic
pains in their joints. That indicates
that the alpha-rays Of the radium
nave begun to impair their bones.
Twenty-Five persons have con-
tracted the malady after pointing
paint brushes with their mouths
while painting luminous watch dials.
Fourteen are dead and five are
critically Ill.
Today Raymond H. Berry, counsel
Tor the five women. will petition
Vice Councillor John H. Backes of
newark. N. j.. to set tomorrow,
Thursday and Friday as the three
days in which the radium corpora
tons counsel can present its de-
tense. Berry presented the case for
the five women. who are seeking
H,e5o.0oo damages. last month.
Berry contends the women will die
before the case is called in Septem-
Der.
Physicians refused to comment
upon the condition OF the three vic
tins, but it is understood that their
symptoms are identical to those of
persons who have died.
The five plaintiffs in the suit are:
Miss Grace F.ver, Mrs. Quinta Nc
Donald, Mrs. Albina Larice, Mrs.
New Britain herald., 1928-05-22
Schwartz Now Has Idea
Of Having Two Titles

Brooklyn. May % UP)-Corporal
Izzy Schwartz of New York will at
tempt to become a. double titlehold-
or by defeating Bnshey Graham Of
Utica. n. Y. in their Is round bout
At Ebbets field Wednesday night for
the bantamweight championship.
The IFS pound division Is without
q titleholder but the National Box
Ing association and the New York
State Athletic commission will rec
ognize the winner of this bout as
champion.
SCHWARTZ, recognized at f1yweight
champion by the New York COM
mission, will concede Graham sever
81 pounds. but expects lis speed to
win for him. Graham Is favorlte
In the betting.
New Britain herald., 1928-05-22
RAID AT BOXING BOUT
Fifty Men and IS Women Arc Ar
rested at Match Held at West
Farms, Mass, Resort.

Northampton. Mass, May % F'--
Fifty men and Il women were ar
rested last night by state and local
police at d prize fight at the RenJa-
min Clements place at West Farms.
filling the cell room of the police
station to capacity. Most of them
will be charged with being attend
ants at an unlicensed boxing match
but the proprietor will probably be
charged with being a promoter.
Dancing which was to follow the
match explains the presence of the
women.
Two Of the state policemen in
plain clothes previously bought tick
cts. having no trouble, and gave the
tip while the fight was in progress
for the ~ other raiders to descend.
No resistance was offered.
SPORTS
New Britain herald., 1928-05-22
Speaking
Of Sports

Fans who attended the Yale
Princeton Cornell boat races st Der
by watched with interest the work
Of Bliss Clark in the shell of the
Cornell freshman crew.
Those who were fortunate enough
TO get closeup Of the former New
Britain High school athlete marveled
a, his physical condition. He weigh
ed exactly 1877 pounds and is in the
pink Of condition.
This is a new sport for Bliss. In
high school he tried bis hand at
football, basketball and track.
BY the way, a couple of young
sports" from this city expect to be
In Cambridge during the next week.
end to see the intercollegiate track
meet there. They are Eddie Delan-
ey. former captain of the New Brit
ain High school track team and
Frank Sheehan. shot putter on the
Gasco track squad.
New Britain High school baseball
team must win all of its four re-
manning games in order that it
might break even in wins and losses
for the season. Games may be play
ed with Plainville and Lewis High
school of Southington and in that
case the Red and Gold team will
1t is indeed encouraging to see the
way Joe Potts is coming through as
a hurler with the high school team.
He is only first year pupil at the
school and if he can maintain his
form he should be star in his last
two years.
The Industrial league opens this
afternoon at $50 o'clock with four
teams in action. T. & +. Corbns.
last years champions, will battle
with Stanley Rule, and Tafnirs and
Russell & Erwin team will have it
out.
Although it is usually customary
TO congratulate the winner. we are
forced to turn the tables and con-
graduate Jimmy McLarnin who fail
ed to wrest the lightweight title
from Sammy Mandell last night.
Jimmy took a bad pasting from
the champ but he came back for
more and took 1t with a smile.
New Britain herald., 1928-05-22
DARTMOUTH CHANGES
Coach Making Every Effort To

Coach Making Every Effort to
Strengthen His Teams Hitting
Power.
Hanover. N. H.. May 20 UP)-
Two important changes in Dart
mouths baseball team have been
made by Coach. jeff Tesreau in an
effort to increase the teams hitting
power.
Shea. regular first baseman, has
been benched and replaced by Fr-
sonic. an outflelder. Graf. frrt-
string third baseman, has been re-
placed by John Marsh. substitute
pitcher.
New Britain herald., 1928-05-22
INDUSTRIAL LELGUB Il
SCHEDULED 10 OPEN
Weather Hesnaitting, olIcait Wlu Get
Undas wy A. Raxk Ila1s

~ Industrial hassball leasve v1u
officially open this afternoon It VAL
nut Hill park when Mayor Angelo
N. Pacnessa tosses the FIRST ball in
each Of the two games scheduled to
b. played. The league will start OF
with the p. 4 F. Corbin team play
Ing tho Stanley Rule h Level team
on diamond No. / and Fafnirs and
R. & E. battling 1t out ON diamond
No. :.
The games will get under way be-
tween Sis and $50 o'clock. The
teams have been practicing faith,
fully for several weeks and from
the appearance OF their lineups the
league will be much faster this year
than last season. Last year proved
to be one OF the most successful
campaigns ever undertaken by the
Industrial league but indications
are being made freely that this COM
ing season will prove to be the best
in the history Of the league.
Umpires assigned by Larry Man.
gan, supervisor OF arbiters for the
league, for the games tonight are
Herbert Sautter and Mike Lynch.
Sautter will work on diamond No.
l and Lynch on the second diamond.
New Britain herald., 1928-05-22
MISS CURTIS LEADS
One Time National Golf CHAMPION
Gets on to Good Start in Nassa.
Chusetts Play.


Weston. Mass, May % UP) -
Miss Margaret Curtis of Essex
county, one-time national women's
golf champion, led the field with
an SO in the qualifying round of
the women's district championship
here yesterday.
She had a one-stroke margin over
Mrs. Walter Tufts of Tatnuck. Miss
Ruth Batchelder OF Weston, last
years medalist. finished third with
81, and Mrs. W. G. Dow Of WelIes-
Icy and Mrs. Fl. r. Watson Of Hoo
sick Whisck tied for fourth with
92s.
Eighteen holes OF match play Is
scheduled for each day. with the
finals Saturday.
New Britain herald., 1928-05-22
BARON BUYS EUROPA
voo Huenefeld Purchases Sister
/ 3nfp - Bremen. But Hasn't De-
Odd What Flights He'll Make.

Albany. N. r. May % H1-Baron
Gunther Won Huenefeld. hacker of
the first successful westward flight
across the North Atlantic, has pur-
chased the Junkers plane Europa.
sister ship OF the Bremen, but what
Nights he plans in the new plane
were matter of conjecture today.
One report was that the German
baron, Captain Koehl and Major
t1tzmaurice would attempt a return
hight to Europe, having the new
plane shipped tc New York from
Germany Baron Won Huenefeld.
however, denied that such are his
plans.
He said it was possible the plane
would be shipped to Ireland and
that he and Koehl would fly it from
there to Germany, but that the
plans We're indefinite. The baron, an
aviation enthusiast. said he had
placed orders for several other
planes.
The fliers, before leaving for Mon
treal, said they had planned to at
tempt the eastward passage II the
Bremen but with the Bremen put
out of commission, in an attempt to
bring her out from Greenly Island,
they indicated there was little likeli-
hood Of an attempt at return
flight.
Lille Dillenz, the Viennese actress,
who failed IN an attempt to fly the
Atlantic last summer, had been ne
gotia.-g for the purchase of the
Europa for some time. Dispatches
from Berlin May Is, however, said
she had been unable to make final
payment OF $1,000 on the plane and
that the Junkers company had can
Celled negotiations.
RE An HER n AnC
New Britain herald., 1928-05-22
SENT TO BROCKTON

Springfield, Mass. May % R-
The Springfield Eastern League
baseball club has sent First Base.
man Jerry Belanger to the Brockton
club Of the New England League.
Belanger goes to Brockton under OPP
ton and is subject to a Is hour re.
call. Pitcher Johnny Hines. secured
on a 20 day trial from the Ports
mouth club OF the Virginia League,
arrived here last night.
New Britain herald., 1928-05-22
Berlenbach to Meet
Another Old Has.Eeen

New York, May % (UP)-At-
tempting another comeback, Paul
Berlenbacb. former ght-heavy-
weight champion, will meet another
has-been, Larry Estridge. one-time
negro contender for the 175-pound
crown. in the 10round semi final at
the greensboro stadium tonight.
X. 0. Phil Kaplan will meet Pinky
Mitchell of Milwaukee in the TO-
round main bout. Kaplan is one of
the leading middleweight conten-
ders.
New Britain herald., 1928-05-22
OFFERS NO ALIBI
McLarnir. Defeated BY Mardell. Has
No Explanation Other Than That
Best Man Won.

New York. Nay 20 (TP)-rimmy
McLarnin refused to abb for his
failure to win the lightweight title
from Sammy Mandell.
II did the best I could" McLarn
IN leaned over the ropes and told
newsoapermen after the verdict.
but that was not enough, Maybe
I'll get snothe- chance"
Mandell proved himself a deserv-
ing champion and a fine sportsman.
Once he hit McLarnin low with his
left and said, "Oh, I beg your par
DON"
He's game kid" Mandell said
afterward. but he never hurt me.
He never used his right. hand be-
cause l had perfect defense for It."
New Britain herald., 1928-05-22
Stevens Buys Interest
In Mutual Finance Co.

Lucian E. Stevens has purchased
the interest of E. E. Linke in the
Mutual Finance Co. and will be asso-
ciated with r. p. Smith in the ac-
tive management of the company,
Mr.. Stevens has been in a similar
business for several years With John
A. Andrews under the firm name of
Andrews e. Stevens.
New Britain herald., 1928-05-22
HARVARD CREW WORK
Light Workouts In Order Before
Grew Starts for New London for
Hard Practice,

Cambridge. Mass, May - (uP)
varsity crew will engage
in light workouts and a few long
distance paddles during the next
two weeks before heading for Red
Top. New London. Conn. to prepare
for the annua! four-mile race with
Yale.
During the fortnight there will
be no strenuous work for the Grim
son oarsmen. Coach Ed Brown has
announced that he will hold prac-
tice sessions only four days of each
week.
New Britain herald., 1928-05-22
YALE CREW SHIFTS
Ed Leader. Coach OF Freshmen, Not
Entirely Satisfied with Way Out.
fit Works.

At Works.
New Haven. May 20 UP)-De-
spite the triumph OF his charges
over Pennsylvania. Princeton. Co.
lumbia and Cornell, Coach Ed
Leader of the Yale crew is consid-
ering changes in the varsity lineup
before the annual Harvard four
mile classic on the Thames a month
from today.
Leader has intimated he may
move into the first shell some of
the former varsity men now row.
ing on the second or third crews.
While the present lineup seems TO
be strong and smooth over the two
mile distance, Leader was UNDER
stood to feel more seasoned crew
would be desirable for the longer
race.
Just what changes will be made
we're uncertain today because of
three-day recess. On Wednesday.
however 1t was expected such men
as Quarter, Cannon. Ba Bartholomew
and GriEgs. all veterans of the
four-mile grind, will take their
place in the varsity boat.
New Britain herald., 1928-05-22

pared at the office in city hall elbows
$ss's6S Appropriated. ana 6s1.1:k ~
spent, leaving ta.xu:e .. Sslo.31,
The department Aiao tui:,si into tie
city treasurer Sl75.s1i. vserssent.
Ing reimbursement Cor funds spent
In the care of non-rastt eEta
New Britain herald., 1928-05-22
PAST COUNCILLORS NIGHT

Past councillors who are employed
at the P. & +. Corbin plant will oc-
cupy the chairs at the regular meet
NJ. thfs evening. George b, st. John
will preside. Visitors are expected
from nearby cities.
New Britain herald., 1928-05-22
Games Tomorrow

Hartford at Providence,
Waterbury at Pittsfeld.
Bridgeport at Albany.
New Haven at Albany.
New Britain herald., 1928-05-22

Games TODAY
Newark at Jersey City.
Reading at Baltimore.
Rochester at Montreal.
Buffalo at Toronto.
New Britain herald., 1928-05-22
EASTERN LEAGUE

Games Yesterday
New Haven s, Albany 5.
Hartford 9. Bridgeport 3.
Waterbury 4. Springfield o.
Providence 4. Pittsfeld 3.
New Britain herald., 1928-05-22

Games Today
Boston Ut New York.
Washington at Philadelphia.
Cleveland at Chicago.
St. Louis at Detroit.
New Britain herald., 1928-05-22
FALCONS SCHEDULE

The Falcons next home game will
be played Sunday in this city against
the Torrngton team. The Falcons
will play against Manchester in Man.
chester Saturday afternoon.
New Britain herald., 1928-05-22
WELFARE DEPT. RAJANCE

The department of public welfare
was one of the few branches OF the
city government in which balance
remained at the close of the fsca,
year. A report which has been pre-
New Britain herald., 1928-05-22
NATIONAL LEAGUE

Games Yesterday
st. Louis s, Chicago Z.
Cincinnati As, Pittsburgh SIS.
(Other clubs not scheduled.)
New Britain herald., 1928-05-22
Standing
Games Today

Hartford at Springfield.
New Haven at Bridgeport.
Albany at Waterbury.
PH sfield at Providence.
New Britain herald., 1928-05-22
Standing
Games Today

Pittsburgh at Cincinnati.
New York at Brooklyn.
Chicago at st. Louis.
Philadelphia at Boston. .
New Britain herald., 1928-05-22
Baseball Standing
AMERICAN nEeam

Games Yesterday
Boston 80. New York ~.
Philadelphia "a. Washington III.
(First game IL inningu.)
(OtheI clubs not scheduleA.N
New Britain herald., 1928-05-22
INTERNATIONAL LEAGUE
Games YcsfcrdaY

Games Yesterday
Baltimore 1-3. Newark o..
Jersey City 4, Reading 3.
Rochester is, Toronto >,
Buffalo 4, Montreal 5.
New Britain herald., 1928-05-22
Gamns Tomorrow

Phila delphia at Boston.
New York at Brooklyn.
Pittsburgh at Cincinnati.
New Britain herald., 1928-05-22

Games Tomorrow
St. Louis at Detroit.
Cleveland at Chicago.
Boston at New York.
Washington at Philadelphia.
New Britain herald., 1928-05-22

Edna Hua1maa and Miss Katherine
Schaub.
New Britain herald., 1928-05-22
HILLHOUSE HIGH WINS

New Haven. May % R1The
heavy hitting Hillhouse High school
nine administered an 8 to l set-back
to Commercial High in the annual
classic between both schools, ut Rice
field yesterday.
Score by innings:-
Commercial DOL 900 0oo-1 S
Hillhouse .. 900 oil S3x-S 1
Gersman and Donohue: Murphy
and Thompson.
New Britain herald., 1928-05-22

They have many results to their
credit-Herald CLASSIFIED Ads.
New Britain herald., 1928-05-22

Those who were fortunate enough
TO get closeup of the former New
Britain High school athlete marveled
a, his physical condition. He weigh
ed exactly 1877 pounds and is in the
pink OF condition.
New Britain herald., 1928-05-22
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New Britain herald., 1928-05-22

Fans who attended the Yale
Princeton C ornell boat races ct Der
by watched with interest the work
Of Bliss Clark in the shell of the
Cornell freshman crew.
New Britain herald., 1928-05-22

Jimmy took a bad pasting from
the champ but he came back for
more and took it with smile.
Imperial Valley press., 1928-11-16

Pioneer women Of Imperial Val
ley lived again in the past, and
those of the newer generation were
carried back some - wears by Mrs
Leroy Holt, whose talk ON Look
ing Backward, - at the Woman :
Ten Thousand club meeting vestcr-
day was among the most inspiring
and interesting ever given before
that organization.
Mrs Warren Curricr. chairman of
the program committee. provided the
by explaining that the program was
given to commemorate the pioneer
days of Imperial Valley and of the
Woman 5 Ten Thousand club Her
definition of u pioneer was taken
from the great Sarah Bcrnhardt :
motto. which translated from the
French means in spite Of every
thing, > which shc said character
lied the first residents of this val
ley.
In the prologue which preceded
Mrs. Holt $ talk, the curtain arose.
revealing the stage as a living room
in which Mrs Norman {. Deaton.
rs Miss Ten Thousand club of 1928,
presided as hostess. Members Of the
decorating committee, Mrs H. F.
Miller and Mrs. l.. r. Phillev. had
the stage attraetively arranged.
with milo maize and pampas grass
furthering the pioneer idea Floor
lamps and the attractive arrange
ment of the furniture was also due
to their efforts.
Mrs. Deaton graciously introduced
Miss Ten Thousand club of two
Decades Ago, this role being clev-
erly filled by Mrs Frank Lathrop,
who wore a gown Of that period
which provoked much amusement.
Others introduced were Mrs. J. r.
Garren, an early member of the club,
Mrs. \. II. Griswold, one Of the
first club presidents. and MesdameS
James w. Glassford Albert W.
Hale, f. ID. Jacobs and Hugh T.
Osborne, past presidents beautiful
corsage bouquets were presented
each member through the courtesy
of Mrs Holt.
Mrs. Holt introduced
Mrs. Holt, the pioneer. WAS next
introduced by Mrs. Dcaton, in clever
rhyme She has Il very charming
Imperial Valley press., 1928-11-16
MRS LEROY HOLT GIVES DELIGHTFUL
TALK ON PIONEER AYS BEFORE LOCAL
CLUB; LARGE ATTENDANCE PRESENT

personality. which was never seen
To better advantage than yesterday,
when SHE related 4 simple tale
of plain facts. filled with some Sor-
rows and many joys.
Mrs. Holt 5 delight fully informal
manner Of speaking was well adapted
to her talk, which took her audience
back to June. 1901, when the "Sun
was only 10 miles from earth and
She and her two small children were
travelling to Imperial in stage
wagon. The purpose Of her visit
was to spend the Fourth of July
with her husband, hut she returned
to Rcdlands long ere the Fourth
rolled around.
Glowing accounts of this first
Fourth Of July, which was celebrated
it Sharp's Heading. with 7. p.
Banta, now gone beyond, rs master
Of ceremonies. was given by the
speaker. Patriotic speeches were de
livered from Il ditch bank and Il
handful OF women who were in the
valley at that time lead in the sing
ing of hymns. the day was declared
a decidedly successful one.
Returning to the valley in Septem-
ber, 1901, Mrs. Holt this time came
on bus, with Mr.. Lathrop. well
known locally, among tic passen-
gers
Tie next episode which stIl re-
mains fresh in her memory was the
celebration marking the coming OF
the railroad, when the town of I'm.
perial was literally "Shot to
pieces, > shots being fired in every
direction.
Another shooting serapc which
She witnessed was the siege in I'm
pcrial by Sheriff Mobley Meadows.
of a culprit who resisted arrest.
Firing between the enemy and the
sheriff continued all night. bullets
living thick and fast in all direc-
tions.
The culprit finally raised the
white flag. ending this episode. But
the interesting bit Of this incident
is the fact that Mrs Edgar y
Nance served refreshments to Sher-
1T Meadows, while he WIS busy
getting his man. Yesterday she
was again serving refreshments, al
though to a different group and in
:; decidedly different atmosphere
Recalls Snow Storm
Mrs. Holt also recalled the snow
and hail storm Of january p, 19o2,
in which She rode while travelling
from Old Beach to Imperial.
She recounted her experience
while keeping house in a penthouse.
which in her opinion, WAS most
prerarious place during Il heavy
wind storm. Keeping her two small
children in bed all day. fully dress
d ready to flee N Il moment 5
CONTINUED on Page Three)
Imperial Valley press., 1928-11-16
LUNCHEON HONORS
POPULAR VISITORS

Mrs. Dorsey Whitc!aw and Mrs.
Elmer \. Todd were hostcsscs at 4
prcttiIy appointed luncheon yestrr-
day complimcnting two former FL
cntro residents who are mere ON
visits. Mrs. !. L. Garrrn Of Los
Angeles and Mrs. y. II. Griswold Of
San Gabriel.
The affair WAS given 1T the
Whitclaw homie on Sandalwood
Drive. yellow candles and flowers
in the same color were used on the
table, creating q pretty effect. Cor
sage bouquets were found at the
place, Of the honorrd guests.
Guests included MeSdames J. r..
Garrrn. Mrs. \. II. Griswold. Il. B,
Whitelaw, Don c. Bitlcr, Howard
?. Never. f. u. Jacobs. +. j.
Maack, and John +. Waterman.
Imperial Valley press., 1928-11-16
hrs. 4. H. GRISWOLD
CONPLIHENTED AT
INFORMAL DINNER

Mrs. \. H. GriSwald ef san
Gabriel, who is the houseguest Of
Mrs. Howard Z. Meyer, Was guest
of honor at pretty dinner party
given by Mrs. Warren Currier last
night at the Hotel barbara Worth.
Coral vine gracefully arranged in Il
green basket conferred the table,
with place cards turthering the coral
color note. The Sa SITS cnjoyed n
theater party following dinner
Covers were laid fer Mrs. Girls
void, Mrs. Leroy Holt, Mrs. Il. b.
kePlev, Mrs Howard i. Meyer,
Mrs. Forrest Eutz. Mrs. Auen T.
Nufter Mrs. bon {. Bitter, and the
hostess.
Imperial Valley press., 1928-11-16
LEE NUFFER HOME
SCENE or MERRY
BRIDGE DINNER

Mr.. and Mrs Lee Nuffcr enter
tained several Of their friends last
evening AT dinner, followed by
bridge games and music yellow
flowers were used on the tables,
with original place cards made Of
apples and clever sketches marking
covers for the guests.
They had as their guests Misses
Eleanor BunnclI, Helen Walker.
Martha Colvin, Claudinc Crane, Mar
garet Brown. and Messrs. Amos
Chick. Glenn Davies. Jimmy Greene,
and Mr.. and Mrs. Wilhert Garrick.
Imperial Valley press., 1928-11-16
Local Bankers To
Attend Meeting

Mr. and Mrs O. q. Horne viii
Rotor t. San Diego this afternoon
10 attend the meeting OF Group
-Four, California Bankers AsSocia-
ticn. which convcnrs in San Diego
tomorrow. The group includes River
side, Orange, Imperial. san Bcrnar-
DINO and san nicgo counties.
TIL, meeting viii toe held at the
FL Cortez, with dinner dance Sat
lrday evening among the highlights
ON the social calendar.
Others planning 10 attend from
this city are Lorov Holt Of the Bank
Of Italy and H. Y. Hughes and 9.
II. H. Small Of the Los Angeles
First National.
Imperial Valley press., 1928-11-16
" 4FFLE BREAKFAST
FOR MRS. GRISWOLD
is PRETTY AFFAIR

Honoring Mrs. \. II. GfiSwold of
San Gabriel, Mrs. O. G. Horne en-
tertained this morning with Il waf,
file breakfast 1t her home on Len
Rey avenue. yellow chrysanthr-
NUNS conferred the table. with the
yellow color scheme further carried
out in the place cards and menu
Bidden 10 meet Mrs. GriswoId We're
Mesdames Roy Hreedleve. Howard
p. Meyer. IL. !. Hughes. J. r. Fahs.
r. b. kepley, Forrest Kutz. Don C..
Bitter aud O. J. Bradshaw.
Imperial Valley press., 1928-11-16
SOCIETY AND CLUB NEWS
Social Breyities

Members of the Fire Ladies
Auxiliary will meet Monday with
Mrs. Jasper Travrrs, 49o Holt, at
1890, when L pot luck luncheon
Will be served. The afternoon Will
he devoted to playing bridge.
Imperial Valley press., 1928-11-16

Mrs. Harold Burnuam q. this city
had charge Of the program given ut
the recent meeting Of the Literature
Section Of the IloItrilie study club.
- The Little Theater Movement =
was the subject Of her talk, with his
tory and aims of the project outlined
in an interesting manner. She Illus
trated her program with brief sket-
ches Of the New York Thcater Guild,
Pasadena Community players and
the new Los Angeles Repertory
theatcr which will be opened this
month.
Imperial Valley press., 1928-11-16

Peggy Whitclaw, dau2,arr Q. Mr..
and Mrs. Dorsey Whitclaw, will have
rs her guest over the Weekend, Villa
Mae Roberts. OF Monrovia, former
local girl who lctt with her parents,
Mr.. and Mrs. l.. l.. Roberts, for the
coast city last year.