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Imperial Valley press., 1928-12-08
HOLTNlI.LE

iOLTNIiLE, Lrs. :. In tho
Ntudru, Body meeting held last
Monday az til. Iipl,NilIc High school,
money ua~ appropriated for the
asa-G.@- ot tou.. around thr foot
na5 grounds. This viii bee read
Improvement 10 the high >cuoo.
teur-. Galloway returned Thurs
day morning from l.o, Angeles,
na.r. d. las h.u attending the
Rational Aa.omorilc and Electrical
~stu.l. ily "a~ eaurd home 10 be-
with His father who j. i'l. George
viii n remembered IT, mrmber ct
l.,- r..r'~ graduating class OF tlu.
Ho''v.'r high school.
Frank NrCuva died Saturday
evening ot last Week. H. will br
remembered ty th, Hotyilr people
a~ flr u"ur ut property near tbr
Ni-..tur. aAd stayed There during
port "t rt. Eaar.
TIL. Junior rhambrr of commerce
HaJ rh..r regular breakfast aud
meeting on Tuesday Of this week.
Th breakfast WAS at m" Alamo
c.f. "..ra has recently been re-
mpjuIyd
III E.v Maddox 4ld Barnes
Ears families plan - 80 to Ari.
coma sunday to SOME mines i'm which
they arr Stockholders
Jessie Stewart. FORMER resident Of
III, city ha~ he"n iu bed with rheu-
ua-i,,o fo. rhr past two months but
is now abl- 20 hc ur most Of The
time. H. LA, been al the home Of
his sister. Mrs. j. =. oldham, i'm
cw McNico. Hc VIII 20 ON 10 Ken
tackv as soon a, hr is able.
THE city council could not hold
lt- regular meeting last week be-
cause OF -. mach sickness. Among
tla hu~iuo., mcn who are in are
Mc~-r,. G.. l.. Shaw. =. =. Brown, r.
s. Wilson, Dave Nrucil and I'D
Armstrong.
SIR. ~rrag-.u, brought his daugh-
tar. Mrs Cecil Chamber, ot Lone
piu. Iuue til. past week for =
g.~lt ~ur "iIl r.maln here for some
time.
The girl, winning the prizes for
tine ar.--making contest wcr" Emily
Mrgucou, first prize; BlanrI Chan
aaH second prize. and Lizzic Maude
Eiub1rr. thlrd prize This contest
,ras sponsored by Rm,cy's store.
Prize, Wcr. awarded To all those on
teriug 'hr contest.
Tine indoor girls team Of the Holt
vile high school mot the Fl Cen
no team on thc CalcXico court
Thursday AFTERNOONS with thc cen
,ral girls winning thc championship.
Mi>. Mildred Layton and Line.
v.od Kcliy both Of HoltvilIc, wero
married at Yuma Tuesday The wit
ae--., were Dorothy Hamilton and
Ronald LAYTON
Miss Gladys Larl.nt la, accepted
8 position iu tho Armstrong store.
Miss h.ir. WaIIer teacher Of
English iu tao local nigh school has
boon iLl for the past wrrk. She was
- l.l. to attend ,Ias=ea.
Imperial Valley press., 1928-12-08
Many To Aid
Child Welfare

Considerable interest is being
manifested in the week of Child
Welfare meetings. which Will open
Monday night with banquet at
the Hotel Barbara Worth, with
mayors, chiefs of police, supcrvis
9r>. probation committee members
nd all those interested in Child
Welfare work planning to at.
tend.
{. +. Pitzer is in charge Of ar.
~angem"nt> Tor the meetings, which
re sponsored by the Imperial Coun.
t. Probation committee, and has az
interesting program scheduled.
Mondays meeting viii be ad
dressed hy Mrs. Anna saylor, Mr.,
Margaret Pratt. Miss Mabel Weed
and Mrs Mar4arr. Sircb. ali prom,
fnrar in state Child Welfare aeti-
yitres.
Anyone interested in any OF these
meetings. which will continue
through Friday. may ger complete
details from Mr.. Pitzar.
Imperial Valley press., 1928-12-08
MRS. DON BTTLER
ENTERTATNS FOR
HER BRIDGE CLUE

Mrs. Don G. Bitter was hostess to
Friday Bridge Cub mrmbrrS vcStcr-
day a' hcr home ON Len Rcy ave.
uue. The Christmas motif was used
in tabIc appointments. with a bowl
Of holly berries crutcrjug the table
and rcd candles and Christmas place
"ardS turthcrng the holiday idea.
II the conclusion of the bridge
games Mrs. Howard Z. Meyer had
high score prize and Mrs. James
". Gla~>toIl second, for club mcm-
hgr~ While Mrs. Leroy Holt and
Nr~. Mary Johnston were awarded
-ue~, prizes.
Quests o+ H.. club were Mrs. Mary
Johnston Of Los Angeles and Mrs.
Leroy Holt. Mymbcr> present in.
,lud.i M.>4"mg. G.. f.. Conaut,
G.a>>turj. N,y,r, Ali,a r.. Nuffcr
Il. =. White'an Dorsey Whitclaw
and Bitter.
Imperial Valley press., 1928-12-08
First Baptist

Rev. Earl Il. Heating cf Roy,
New McNico viii preach at the
evening service at 7:3O. His sub
.jcct will be 1.-The Smittcn Christ. -
The pastor extends a cordial invita-
lion to FL Centre folks to hear this
brilliant young preacher Sunday
evening. The choir win render the
chorus "Thc blessing in My soul, >
by Miles.
" Making Much Of Jesus viii
he the sermon theme OF Rev. G. +.
Flana4in at the morning service at
II a. m. The choir sings for this
service the chorus 10y Miles entitled
"Swccter As Tn" Years Roll By.'
The Sunday school meets at 9:ij
with \. 4. Moody as superintendent.
There are classes for all ages with
u cordial invitation to new comCrs
and strangers to enroll. y special
iuvitation is extended to men to
meet with the mems class in the
lobby Of the Country club.
An invitation is extended to men
TO attend the Mass meeting for men
at the Revival Tahornarlc in Eraw-
ley meeting at , o clock.
The b. Y =. l. will meet at CSC
y. m.
Eahcar>als for the Christmas pro-
grnm of the Sunday School has be-
gun with Mrs. Il. NJ Armstrong.
chairman Of the program committee.
MidWock service and prayer meet
ng Wednesday evening mt 80.
Choir rehearsal Friday evening at
$50 1t the residence Of Mr.. and
Mrs. \. \. Moody, l27o Brighton
Imperial Valley press., 1928-12-08
Eastern Eleven
Nearly Complete
by United Press Leased Wire

WASHINGTON. Pa. Dc. ).
Andy kert. Washington and Jeffcr-
SON toor5a. coach. with Dick Han
ley, Northwestern coach. is >elactiu.
tn" eastern eleven which VIII meet
tbt western eleven in the annual
SINNERS hospital benefit game at
san Francisco. announced TO-DAY Jhat
the eastern squad would assemble
~ Northwestern University. Evan
>fnn. ILL.,. December u. The squad
viii doparr Tn" Same day Tor the
Pacific eoa>t and arrive "a san
Francisco n.-,mt.' IT, Tie squad
VIII then = - Pale Alto. Were th.
stanford tiel5 viii be u~.I .es psa F.
r.ce fer II DAYS.
Imperial Valley press., 1928-12-08
CORDOBA Steps
Into Knockout

HOLLYWOOD. Dee. :. Joe cor
doza was br"ezing along an appar,
ont winner until he ran into . short
right upprrcut from the fist Of
Homer Sheridan and was Enocked
ont in tha fifth round Of q ,chcd,
uId 1o round bout here last night.
Frankie Forbes and Anin ~ulli-
van ought six round draw IN the
semi Hiudup. Charley Grccubrrg
won technical '.uor}oat from Ad
C+dcna in the fifth round.
CIc Gleason defeated George
Stewart and bud Fades took Chuck
'lar'..G ~ tae .ultaiL galse!.
Imperial Valley press., 1928-12-08
JENKINS PUPILS
ARE PRESENTED IN
EVENING MUSICALE

An enthusiastic audience greeted
advanced aud intermediate ,onjet
and violin pupis of the Marie R,ltz
jenkins studio. wao were presented
in musicale at the Academy ~
Music last night. The good iu:mu
tion of the NiolnS was especially
noticeable and drew favorable coma.
mcnt.
Following msicaIc dmro
was enjoyed Mrs. 4. :. Palmer and
Mrs B. O. Mitchell presided ar ,a.
punch bowl
The aprcaranc, ur tue in.ur oa
cbrstra, of Which EadN Eide f. d..
rector. Na~ welt received E'>eu
intermediate pupils ,upu~, tN..
chr>tra. assisted T., C,ua Gjhhu-.
corurt. N,naa J,rhu>. H.m Mt
PollNauna ~'oH.. ,wwsrt mistress.
cat The WyddHu4 laH- ht t.e
orchestra. or.raa rn. program aat
was well porfoHHed.
Three violin IWmu.'> Le Bet'Hag.
ratmgr, Eth" nau.ubr- aHI ru.l,
anna Stou,. adEsu.d H#Fl~. waa
decidedly we'll 4e.u a> ua~ t... ras
net solo hv coma Hjia.u,. E.>.a
Mitchell md Brrt0a CeftmaH ae.
tuitted Themselves well IN fhcrr ylo.
lin selections and E,Nu Naupiu. ae.
companicd hH Ethsl Maupm ae-
serves praise for har Interpretation
of "'Sercnada D'amour. aBlu..
Trio Numbers DELIGHTFUL
''Soug of iuaia." Eim>ky-
sakoff by tha Jenkins teio, drew
enthusiastic applause, the Young
members possessing considerable
musical talent. Thc,ma Jenkins i
the violnSt Of this trio, Martha
Jenkins. cclloi>t and Albert Jcnkjr>
acts rs accomrani>t.
Excellent tone expression marked
the violin solo .'Thai>, by Elmer
Mccain Fred Head. accompanied
by his mother. Mrs. Elmer Hrald.
gave u fine cornrt solo and Thema
jenkins delighted her audience with
. Romance. (NVcudscur difficult
violin nGmbcr which She PLAYED with
ease and assurance.
Martha Jenkins acted u accom-
PIANIST during tho evening. her fine
work adding Ia the affair : success.
Members Of the intermediate class
lakine part in the program wcre
Dorothy EaStin. Edward Kirk. Wi
liam Dickens. Rudy Elder clifton
"orkhill, Gweudolvn Bihbin>, KEN
reth Nieto, Albert Steele. Gwcug.
Were Giauola. I.ureuc Hor>ficId ana
Henry Moline.
Imperial Valley press., 1928-12-08
81 RPRISE DINNER
FOR BRYAN HURST
ENJOIiBLE EVENT

N'>. Bryan Ii.HSt Nas ao>.g,~ ut
G.i4lH#I dinner auuca recently
fa dunor Il h-r husband : bletaaay.
the affair hr5ug given at the Hur>-
Dom .=on Hamilton avenue. berora-
lions suggestive ii Christmas v,rr
a>.d ON thc tables, which We're
conferred with red carnations.
candles and pi>c. cards tusrhy..d
the red AMI green color scheme.
Music tor dancing va~ furnished
hy Miss Dorothy Tat!u.
Covers wgr. LAID for Mr.. and Mrs.
Mont BeseHhalm. MI and Na>. Jar';
Davis Mr and Mrs Lloyd Cas-. Nj.
aHd Mrs. Elmer freed Alr. and Ms.
Flynn johnson. NJ. and Ms. Zaarl
Cotncy and Mr. ana Ms. Bryan
Hurst.
Imperial Valley press., 1928-12-08
St. Pauls Episcopal

Services will hc held iu 81. raa. :,
Episcopal church tomorrow MON
iug, The sunday school rauran,ul at
80 o'riock. Ltruiug prayer viii
be- observed ~ 1850 p. III.
Ou Wednesday, IoiE Eucnarisr
viii be celebrated a.. $3.50 81. m.
Everyone is cordially inrit.l to
thcsr ~,r,icc, bv Re,. Ctmjc, W.
son Baker vicar,
Imperial Valley press., 1928-12-08
Methodist Episcopal

The church school will meet at
the regular time tomorrow. The new
arrangement of classes was worked
out last Sunday and everybody felt
that the new plan will be success
full There will be a few minor
changes that will have to be made
tomorrow, but otherwise the rcor'
ganization will be complete. Mr..
McCrory and the other members of
the church school board are anxious
to make the school worth while to
the members. All members of the
school are invited to attend tomor-
row and work into the new scheme.
The pastor will preach three
Christmas sermons the next three
Sundays. Tomorrow morning the
theme viii be Pr0phccy.' Next
Sunday, December 10th the theme
will be "Thr Road to Christmas.
On December 2&rd the theme will
be "Thc Wonderful Christ. - The
choir will bring special music, cen,
tpring around the Christmas theme.
The Epworth League will meet i'll
the room at the rear of the audi
torum at 6:3O Sunday night.
The scr,aon thomc for the evening
service tomorrow might ut 7:30 is
The Greatest Enemv of the
Biblc,' subject in keeping with
the Observance Of Biblr Sunday. a
Young people 5 choir will assist with
the music. The old songs Of the
church will bc sung as called for by
the members Of the congregation
and choir.
Imperial Valley press., 1928-12-08
NON FICTION

Peeps ut the Mighty,' Patrick
R'aNbrooke; Principles Of Rural
Sociology, Gustav \. Iundqust; :;
g" The tosicrucians. Their Teach
mgs. K. Swinburne CIymcr: "Why
Men Fail,' Morris Fishbcin;
" Strenuous Italy, II. Nelson Gay:
- De Night in de Front From
thrcrSmas, Alilt Gross; "Scicu-
.ific Purchasing, Edward T. Gus
her; The Lyric South, " Addison
liihbard; "TrXtbook of General
Botany, > Richard NJ. Holman;
''Fhc Letters Of Laurence Stcruc. d"
Il. Briml"y johnson; "Thc Three
MuSkctcers of the Ar apt. Her
man kochl; "The Foundation Of
Nutrition.' Mary s Rose; .'Thc
intelligent Woman 5 Guide to
Socialism and Capitalism, Ber-
nard Shaw; The Book of Indian
Crafts and Indian Loro.' Julian II.
Salomon; A Dog -Punchcr on the
Yukon, - Arthur T. Walden: "Why
be a Mud Turtle Stewart +.
White.
Imperial Valley press., 1928-12-08
State st. Christian

The feature Of ,hc sunday ser
VICE will be the Ncsper Musicale ut
30 given h. the choir. The d
rector, John {. Canton. ha, prr
pared a program Of rare merit, III
cluding anthems hy tht choir, solos
hv Mrs. Eleanor McGirk, a malI'
quartet composed of Roland Ncf-
hoNig. Ray johnson, belhrlt Finley
aad IL. G. Chelertuu. and mixed
quartet composed Of Misses Mar.
garat Liuokin and Martha Hytrson
nd Mp>>a-, Z. Ncrboyig and j.
Canton. Wallace HobIrr. organi~'.
viii play several selections "a the
pip Organ is we'll lis accompany
th, singing. Tie lwr wa~ set tar
I:5a in order IT, accommodate tho.
wishing to attend other church 80
vices in the evening. \ Hagu "e'
coroe awaits everyone.
sunday school at ":5n.
Morning Worship SaaNjcs at ll:aa
sermon thrmc. "Tha Book of I.itr.
in celebration of Universal Eibie
sunday The choir wA SIM "Fba
King of love- >h,'tr.
Junior e, T. $500.
senior e. f. 6.5a FuHzgs
Lemons leader
Ther, viii te uo go service, the
Ng>per musicale taking - place.
Thr official h,4rd of the church
viii meet Al tbe pastor, Arne au
Monday cEan.uG a. 5.5e.
Imperial Valley press., 1928-12-08
NENBEHS or ROUND
TABLE GUESTS OF
WRS. II. BREEDLOTE

Round Table members were enter
taincd at the country home of Mrs.
Roy Br"cdIoye yesterday at lunch
CON and cards. Dark red chrvsan.
tkenm> and green candles We're
used To decorate the table. at which
covers were laid for Mcsdamcs O.
!. Bradshaw, Il. w. Campbell, c.
f. togGin>. J. r. FahS, Forrest
Kat. II. \. Hughes aud Brccdlove,
membrrS and l.. G. House, guest Of
the club.
Mrs. Co-gin> was awarded tie
club prize and Mrs. L. c. House
guest prize.
Imperial Valley press., 1928-12-08
Christian Science

God the Only Cause and Cgca.
tor . will be the subject Of the les
son-scrmon Sunday in all Churches
of Christ Scientist, branches Of
'hc Mother Church, The First
Church Of Christ, Scientist, in BoS
ton, Mass
The citations which comprise the
lcS>on-SrrmoH viii include the fol
lowing Bible selection from John l.;
LIN the beginning was the Word.
and the Word was with God. and the
Word was cod. The same WIS in
the beginning with God. All things
We're made by him; and without him
vas not any thing made that was
made.
The Ig,soa.>crmon also includes
the Following passage from the
Christian Science textbook. Science
and Health with KY to the Scrip
lures sp. 207, by MARY Bake
Eddy: There is but one primal
cause. Therefore there can br 10 eff
feet from any other cause. and there
can be no reality in aught which
does not proceed from this great
and only cause.
Imperial Valley press., 1928-12-08
HIGHEST PRTCF PAID
FOR CALIFORNIA LAME
by United Press Leased Wir,

los ANGELES Dec. >.-A new
world, record price OF SIl a pound
wa. paid by the IIorel Ncwhou~r,
SAT- Lake City tor the 40 pound
pure bred South.owu Wrther lami
81 til, .ive stock show here ye>rer
day. The lamb wa, bred and fat.
tened bv IN, University ot Calitor.
mia - Davis.
Imperial Valley press., 1928-12-08
new BOOKS AT
LOCAL LIBRARY
FICTION


''Mr, Blue" Mylcs Connolly; a
beautifully written story of a
modern Grcathcart who was filled
with love of life and humankind,
"lhe Murder in the Pallant, = j.
$. Fletcher.
"WHd Horse Mesa, Zane Grey.
" \ Fool in the Forest, Anthony
Irydr; Il good story cntanging the
lives and fortunes of two old Eng
fish families and the fate of beau
tiful girl
"I,Imbi," Felix Saltrn; an rx-
quiAitc idyll Of animal life.
" Th" Quart Eye, Henry H..
Wchstcr; II mystery.
"Thc Key of Life, Francis
Brett Young; Il story OF two clash
ing loves and Of the resultant sdcr-
4
Imperial Valley press., 1928-12-08

Tie fish hatchery ut NJ. Nla>ta.
Siskivou county. the largest in tho
world. la, lately been ovcrhau.cd
and added to AMI win have AN en-
ormous OUTPUT this summer.
Imperial Valley press., 1928-12-08
CHRISTOPHER TO
SING BASS ROLE
IN THE MESSIAH

Not a little of the anticipation
with which FL Ccntrans are looking
forward to the forthcoming prrscu-
tation of llaudcl's 5 famous oratorio,
Imperial Valley press., 1928-12-08

Arrol Lommel, high school boy
from Calistoga. Napa county, won
the gold medal for Judging dairy
cows at the recent contest at Santa
Rosa
Imperial Valley press., 1928-12-08

Kanota oats are in strong de.
mand in Riverside county and Hero
is the best barley.
The Daily Alaska empire., 1928-01-27
Attractions At Theatres
TWO FEATURES ARE
 SHOWING AT PALACE


 Another cyclone of laughs with Jean Hersholt as it's instigator and master of ceremonies. is en tertaining audiences at, the Pal ace Theatre.
 It's title is "The Wrong MT Wright" and it's purpose is to furnish laughter to every man woman and child with a sense oi huinor. It is riotously funny funnier than any picture to be shown here in many day.
 Imagine, If you can, Jean Her. sholt, heretofore portrayer of seri ous and semi.serious roles, cavort ing on the screen as a fuil fledged comedian. Somebod, should be blamed for not "dis covering" him as comedian years ago. This feature is shown twcie each night.
 Bank robberies, thrilling rides gun-fights, all liberally supplied with an admixture of drama and comedy, is the splendid concoc tion offered in "The Escape" the Lariat Blue-Streak Western star ring Pete Morrison, the other fed Sure of the double bill. The pie lure .israB screen version of the popular magazine story by L. V Jefferson.
The Daily Alaska empire., 1928-01-27
BIG FEATURE AT
 PALACE ON SUNDAY

The enemy mankind cannot see, cannot fight, and cannot con. qner, scandal, is the villain of the most ien.l rkable play in years, Lovers" at the Palace Sunday with Ramon Novarro and Alice Terry.t AThe snew Metro-Goldwyl Mayer drama, a vivid story Q. modern Spain, has no villain save the scandal which wrecks fan.. flies, ruins the honor of beauti. full woman, and results in one O the most dramatic situations ever played on the screen. John M Stahl directed the new play.
The Daily Alaska empire., 1928-01-27
LOWER RATES OFFERED
 FAIRBANKS CONSUMERS

tI
 At a recent meeting of the Fair banks City Council, the Northern Commercial Company made for mal application for new fran chise for an electric light and power franchise, saying it desi"- ed to modernize it's present plant and system and did not feel justi- fled in going ahead unless it was assured of another franchise,
 The rates offered for the first year by the company were:
 Electric power, 121a cents per kilowatt.
 Electric light: First 30 kilo- watts, 22 cents per kilowatt; sec ond 50 kilowatts, 21 cents per
The Daily Alaska empire., 1928-01-27
"SIR LUMBERJACK" AT
 COLISEUM TOMORROW


 Many things not included in the curriculum of a rich mans son may happen to a wealthy young wastrel who suddenly finds him. self dropped, in tramp's clothing. into the middle of one of h.s fathers logging camps. The eff forts of Lefty Flynn to establish his identity. and the thrills which follow the first actual work" he had ever done in his life, keept Sir Lumberjack," F. B. O.'s la test production starring the for mer Yale athlete, moving at top speed. "Sir Lumberjack," comes to the Coliseum Theatre for Sat urday only.
The Daily Alaska empire., 1928-01-27
Radio Message
 Is tor "Mac''
 H North Wastes
Newsreel)

CHICAGO, Jan. 27. = Hello Mac" that is the salutation that drifts out of loud speakers in countless homes on Thursday nights, as it wings it's way to one man in the cabin of ship frozen in the wastes of Labrador.
 Standing before the microphone in station WJAz, in Chicago, Eugene F. Mcdonald. Chicago sportsman, explorer and Presi- dent of the Zenith Radio Cor .poration, talks to Commansier Donald Macmillan.
The Daily Alaska empire., 1928-01-27
SERBIAN SOCIETY PROGRAM TONIGHT

In commemoration of those who have put literature to the front in Serbia, the Serbian So- ciety win hold its annual cele- bration this evening at 8 o'clock in the Moose Hall, and all Ser Ibians and their families are in wited.
 Featuring the program to be given will be a play from book revolving around the story of the Archduke Ferdinand whose killing is given as one of the causes of the World War. Fol- the program there will be dancing, and refreshments will be. served.
The Daily Alaska empire., 1928-01-27
HILLS OF KENTUCKY
 SHOWING AT COLISEUM

Hills of Kentucky" was greet ed by a large audience which found the story almost as suspen- sive as "The Night Cry" also with Rin-Tin-Tin, which was shown at the Coliseum some time ago. A little girl again is the cause of the suspense; she had befriehded -Tin-Tin. who ss given the part of a rowing say. age dog, member of a pack of other savage dogs, and is shown saved from being devoured by the pack by the timely arrival Of Rin-Tin- Tin, who stood the wolves off until help had arrived. Other suspense is created by the vii
 lain's attempts to shoot to kill Rin-TinTin. In one situation the villain is shown tracing Rin-Tin- Tin to the heroine's home; the suspense is tense when he en. ters while Rin- Tin lies in bed with his little pal, covered oyer with the blankets. Rin-Tin-Tin aeaih sdoes Intelligent acting Dorothy Dwan, the school teacher, sister of the little boy. who had befriended -Tin-Tin, does good work. Jason Robards is good as the hero. and Thomas Stantschi as the villain. But the honors, after Rin.TinsTin. go to little BIlIy Kent Shaeffer;: he is a charming child, hardly four years old. Tha plot has been founded on the Dorothy Yost story. "The Untamed Heart i; 1t has been di- rected qki1lfully by Howard Breth. arff5n. from . well-constructed pcen1Sio by Edward Clark:
 |I l. ||4 't| /.
The Daily Alaska empire., 1928-01-27
DEFY MADE
 BY BOMBERS
 IS ACCEPTED
Chicago Administration Picks Up Threat of
 Bomb Outrage

CHICAGO, Jan. 27.-The dyna- mite defy that bombers laid on the doorstep of the home of City Comptroller Charles F. Fitzmor- ris, former Chief of Police, yes terday morning, has been snatch ed up by the City Administra- tion.
 Mayor Thompson said: This is a direct challenge from the lawless. We accept it. When the fight is over the challengers will be sorry. We will work harder than ever to break the gangs back of this outrage"
The Daily Alaska empire., 1928-01-27
LEGION POST MEETS
 TWICE EACH MONTH

A change in the bylaws auth orizing regular meetings to be held twice each month instead of once as heretofore, was adopt ed by Afford John Bradford Post No. I, American Legion at the regular meeting last night at the Dugout. The Legion hereafter will meet on the second and fourth Thursdays of each month.
 The interest taken by members of the Post during the last few months in Legion activities ne- cessitates two meetings each month to properly handle the business which comes before the organization, it was said.
The Daily Alaska empire., 1928-01-27
LEGION GIVES MIXER
 NEXT TUESDAY JAN. 31

A get-together mixer will be held at the local American Le- zion Post Dugout next Tuesday night, January 31. it was an- nounced today. The mixer was decided upon and preliminary ar engagements made last night at the regular meeting of the Post.
 The mixer will be for members of the Post and the Auxiliary and their friends. According to plans now underway for the event it will be successful party and a large crowd is expected to attend.
The Daily Alaska empire., 1928-01-27
COSTUME DANCES OF
 INDIANS TUESDAY

An Indian costume dance is to be given next Tuesday even ing. January 31, in the A. N. B.. Hall it was announced today. These dances are to be interpre- ted by 35 persons while play. "The Chiefs Daughter" is to be enacted by IA persons.
 For more than 25 years the dances have been abandoned and nothing has been heard of them, but through such occasional pro- grams as the one to be given Tuesday it is hoped they will be revived.
The Daily Alaska empire., 1928-01-27

 kilowatt; third 50 kilowatts, 20 cents per kilowatt; fourth 50 kilo- watts, 19 cents per kilowa;t; fifth 50 kilowatts, IS cents Der kilowatt; sixth 50 kilowatts, IT cents per kilowatt.
 All consumption over 300 kilo- waite, 121a cents per kilowatt flat.
 No charge will be made for ms- ters.
 The current rates at Fairbanks are three cents per kilowatt for light and two and one-half cents for power, and. if 20 or less kilo- watts are auseA .h ,any month 4 meter charge of $1 is made.