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TRAGIC OFFICER KILLED

los ANGELES, Dee 2o.--Cuntr
Motorcycle Policeman NJ. X. Honey
rutt 2yas instantly killed in a head
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Auto Electricians--WI Batteries
Auto Radiator & Sheet Metal Work
Brolynie Cleaners and Overs
Building Materials -Whitinq-Wead Co.

PLUMBING. Paints Hardware Wall Board. EVERYTHING
for building. Office and Yard 400 West Main st
Phone $40
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Hatchery--EI Centre Hatchery

W. Commercial ST.. block west of Imperial Ave
Chix from Accredited and Blood Tested Flocks
Will hatch your eggs for $4.00 per hundred
Phone 662
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Opfomefrist--Dr. Norman E. Dupont

Scientific examinations Glasses fitted. Lenses dup
licated. Specializing childrens eyes. crossed eyes
end muscular cases. 115 So. 5th two doors north Of
Post Office. Phone 1894
Imperial Valley press., 1928-12-20
2odio--Schmitt Radio Sales & Service

Bosch = Evereadv - Atwater Kent Let us demon
strate these sets in home without obligation
Jensen & Peerless Dynamic Speakers. We service
radio set. 1925 w Main St. ore block west of Court
House. Phone 946
Imperial Valley press., 1928-12-20

ifh an autCmoiila
Soatisv1it". -, iu
{" last night. South
I- police.
Imperial Valley press., 1928-12-20
TOIN THE EXCHANGE

Talk TO the manager the nearest District Exchange
or Exchange Association. Learn all Hthsfaft about the
Exchange the most successful farmers cooperative
ganza.ion in the world Or write the Growers Service
Bureau, California Fruit Growers Exchange, Box $50,
Station &C, Los Angeles, for further information.
Imperial Valley press., 1928-12-20
'holesale Produce--EI Centro Product Co.

Comnlete line CT the choicest fruits end Vegetables
315 Main st. Phone 114S
Imperial Valley press., 1928-12-20
tie Insurance-Pioneer Title Ins. & Trust Co
Tires--The General Cord

"Coes long way to make friends" Vulcanizing -
Wheel Aligninq = Batteries. Ben Herring Rubber Co.
5th and State SITS. Phone 80
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Plumbing Gas Fitting Wilkinson & Emerson

Renars and IObblng promptly attended 70 n IenTTO
office 136 N0 9TH Phone 4J-J. BYaWIey office 212
D St Phone 563
Imperial Valley press., 1928-12-20

Beraas the aggressive international sales organization
Of the Exchange backed by thirty-four years
perienoe. has more complete market information than
any other agency.
BeeaAs the Exchange, marketing 75% of the Cali
fornia citrus crop, regulate The supply reaching the
market and take instant advantage Of any situation for
the benefit Of It's gower members.
ind finally, becaa5s the cost ofaA Exchange services
including advertising, less than the marketing alone
Of any other citrus organization.
All these factors will be reflected directly and favor
ably in the final returns which Exchange growers get
from the big crop going to market.
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Legal Notices

zoNING COMMISSIONS or THE DIS.
TRICT OF COLfJMBIA. washington June
IL. 1926s--f1RDEREDs That after publte
notice and hearing as prescribed By law
zoning Commission 0f the District q sos
lnmbia are hereby modified and amended
az shown IN the official Height. Area aud
Use Aliases ~ frll0wss CHANGE FROM
sIDENTIAIs. 90-ft g AREA 10 RESI-
pENTIAL 0O.ft.. 70 A NEA Isot 500 square
18th Street and New Hampshire avenue
N. W CHANGE FROM FIRST COMM Re
GlA14s d0-4t.. G AREA TO SECOND C9Ats
MaaERCiAI4. COST. p AREA Lots SOL and
street N. IN. CHANGE FROM FIRST
C9MAkERCAAI4 B1-ft. g AREA 10 FIRST
|COAMERC1AIs.s 00-ft. & AREA Henr parts
Of lots IL and 10 square 2640 On the
ea 1s!., slds ~ l4tn Stree between CQlnna1as
nhOM RESIDENTIAL. 40-ft RE-
STkICTED AREA 10 FIRST CONNER
G1A1s. 60.1ts. ~ AREA Rear parts Of lots
800. SOL. and 2. square 1871 being the
area between the First Commercial Zone
and the new alley west 81 Connecticut Ave-.
between Yuma and Alternate Streets n. W,
GHANGE FROM sRESIDE1tTIAIs. 40-ft - "A g
RESIRICTED AREA no RESIDENTIAL
o s 0 a 81 sss gars 81 Street. oa s a ssst
OF C0nneeticut Ave- M W. CHANGE
E2lM RESIDENTIAL loft. RE-
S.Eh1gIEDs AREA TO RESI9ENTIALs80.ft,
81 y, A.kEA Rear part 81 lot SOB square
gl1A nee FROM RESIDENTIAL. 4tl-ft z. "A Z
asaI.H lEIED ARIA 40 FIRST COM
kkglAIs. 4O-ft. @ AREA Rear parts cE
los y, e-l6 incl square 1850. east side 81
Bladsnsburg Road. between chsnnlng ard
StllNEY II TAI41AFEHnO. CHARLES II
lA1hMAN. coming Commission j. &.
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His card:
-
Indiana u. Athletes
Timber for OlY1nnics

Harold n. Fields and Wilmer Rine-
hart, track stars at Indiana Unit
versity, are prospective timber tor
the American olympic team.
Fields, who Is captain OF the cross.
country team, is now training daily
under the direction Of Coach e. e.
Hayes in preparation for the pre-
liminary Olympic tryouts to be held
at Detroit Friday and Saturday.
Due to his excellent showing in
cross-country and the fact that he
has won first place in the mile
and two-mile runs in conference
meets, he is regarded as a strong
contender. He will try for a berth
on the 5,000.meters team.
Rinehart. conference winner in
the javelin throw. already has nusli.
fled for the final tryouts in Phila-
delphia on July 3 and A., He in.
jtlred his arm several weeks ago.
It is possible that Coach Hayes VIII
take him to Detroit TO keep him in
competition and test the strength
OF this throwing arm.
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THOUSANDS SET
MODEL HOME

The number Of visitors inspect.
ing The Times and Herald model
home now reaches into the thous-
ands. The home Is open every day
and evening until 9:sO p. N. and
the trip to Leland chevy Chase,
Md, is a pleasant motor ride from
midtown Washington.
The exhibit. which was built
by M. & r. B. Warren, Is located
At $500 stanford ST.. situated on i
large corner lot at the jllncture
Of stanford Street and East Avenue,
1T is ii the midst 81 q througlliy
developed community hat has every
modern utility, excellent schools and
,leiphborhood stores near at hand
Leland Is q restricted residential
section, just north of the Chevy
Chase Club golf course, easily
accessible via Connecticut Avenue
or wisconsin Avenue.
Ii is q community Of individual
homes, with plenty % room tor
large lawns and gardens, possessing
every feature of an ideal suburb,
combined with city c0nyeniences.
Visitors will find the model home
III example Of the most modern
methods Of construction. desigled
in English architectural style
The home contains six rooms and
hath. lit has been furnished BY w.
~ Moses 81 sons with furnishings
IN GOOD taste and quality, keeping
within q budget Of SO 900.
Tha most direct route to sl1e
model home Is to follow Connecticut
Ave. IL Bradley Lane. west three
blocks or Bradley Lane to East
Ave north two short blocks on
Easf Ave, To $500 Stanford ST.
location Of the property.
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DAIRYMEN BUSY

The Simpsons Dairy nine will
clash with the Berwyn team sun.
day afternoon at 3 o'clock on the
Berwyn field. The Dairyn1en will
workout today and Friday at 5
o'clock on F'airlaWn field. Manager
Dick simpson desires to list battles
with ranking unlimited clubs. Call
Atlantic 10 between . and o'clock
or Adams 1875 after 6 O'Clock.
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LaFOND OFF FRIDAY

Eddie LaFond. assistant foot.
bali coach at Catholic University,
viii leave Friday night for Wor-
cester Mass, where Saturday
morning he will join Jack Nc
Aulitfe, the Cardinal athletic d.
recter. Both will spend several
weeks teaching at the Harvard
sunaner coaches, school.
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ESPIN0SA H IS
FQIIR To SPARE

KANSAS CITY. MO-. June IT,
5AI Espinosa. professional Of the
Illinois Golf club. Chicago. today
had considerably improved his stand
ing in the golf world as result
81 bis smashing victory In he
Mid. American open with q score
or $50 TOR ~ glnoles. which IL only
one over par.
He led the field BY five strokes,
Archie Compston Of England FIN.
ishinb second with 294.
Third and fourth prizes went
to Jack Burke. DC Houston, Texas,
and Leo DiegeI OF White Plains.
AZ. Iii, who were tied for third
place with 2g7. Fifth price was won
by Joe Kirkwood Of Albany, Ca.
who snagged q 29S Ed Dudley Of
Los Angeles was the only other
entrant to break 800 Dudley got
299.
Espinosa, to win the first prize
or 81 500, had the remarkable rounds
OF 1868, 1872 over the difficult
Lakewood course, averaging just
one fourth stroke over par to the
round.
He played consistent and
brilliant golf all the way. driv-
ing hard and long off the tees.
playing his irons magnificently
and putting well on the diff
cut green's. Included I'm his
gaIlary was Mrs. EspinOsa.
Other famous golfers didn't do so
we'll. Johnny Farrell, of Mamoro.
neck, III. r.. recent winner Of the
National Open. turned in a 500,
Walter Hagen, of New York. SO6
and Gene ,Sarazen, Of Flushing, N.
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ToDA S SCR ES
Af I.afonia

FIRST Violet Betty.
SECOND RACE-St. Charles.
THIRD RACE Louise Wilson. Never
Tell Bar lie Due, The Miss. Frances
MiIward
FOURTH RACE CoIorattra.
FIFTH RACE BOWMAN.
SIXTH RACE lem. Double Dom.
Mount Logan Ny Hobby French Lass
Billie Leonard, Lady Witt.
Weather. clear track fast.
At Aquednct
FIRST RACE Rosa sweep.
FIFTH RAcE--Grey Coat.
SIXTH RACE--Wild Gloss, Bedford
Dream.
weather. clear; track. fast.
40 FaiFnnount
FIRST RACE Eighteen Sixty, Ali
Babas Marjory Seth
SECOND RACE Josephine III.
THREE RACEAdele w
FOURTH RACE-Eol Seth, Betty
Browning. The Runt
SEVENTH RAGE-Chick Up.
Weather, clear: track, fast.
AZ Hamilton
FIRST RACE Meteor sparks. vii
liam d. Alacrity
SECOND RACE-care Free. Beau
a. Neill, Runoiatlle, Arrant Jade.
THIRD RACE-Af Kripp
Weather, clear; track good.
Az Arlington
SECOND RACE-Donna santa
THIRD RACE-Roycrofter
Weather. clear; track, heavy.
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Inooop 5PoRTS
BL UE A|VD GRAY
RAILS IGERs

Princeton introduced smooth
swinging golf quartet into the ma
tional intercollegiate championship
1t the ApawaInis Club. Of Rye. yes
terday and established lead for
the coveted team title that can Re
rendered null and void by their
III rivals tomorrow only by the
flushing Of q flock Of brides,
The Princeton four produced
\ score Of 500 for % holes.
GOOD enough to Be better by
nine strokes than GeOrgetOWrss
81 and Yale's 314. The 0tller
competing colleges were com
siderabIy higher than these.
Princeton also produced the medal
ist Iii the elongated William r.
Youngs, whose ~ had All the other
boys licked at least three shots.
There were four who followed
Youngs in q tie at Us. These in
cludcd Maurice J. Mccarthy. jr.. OF
Georgetown. John B. Stevenson. Of
Princeton; Alfred J. Sargent, Of
Ohio state. and Robert Coltart, OF
Penn Then came 10 grouped at
IL. including last years champion.
Watts Gum. who only last week
won the Southern amateur cham
pionsffp at Dallas, Tex. Consider
ing his fatiguing journey and his
unfamilarity with Apawanis hill
and dale course. Gum played ex-
cellently. His keenest rival of 1927,
Roland Mackenzie, is not COM
petitor.
Young McCarthy's SO to the turn
revealed unsteadiness that he cor
rected coming home. Mac took
three puts at the second hole. the
only time he was to be wasteful
and did not reach the green from
the tee at the short sixth. His
long drive at the eighth hooked into
the woods and q five resulted.
Mccarthy sank an eight
foOter for . bird at the tenth
but lost 3 stroke at the four
feenth when he was short with
his iron. His last four holes
were pars.
His card:
Mccarthy
Out. $3.50. $50 4t4 5 5-39
In... 443A 4--36-75
Following are the other George
towners' scores:
Mark Flanagan. 40.s7-77: r..
Manning. 38-S9-fT; John w. Foley,
42.40-82: NJ Weigler, 39-45-S4: W.
+. Hoyes. 46-43-s9.
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CERTIFICATE or CHANGE on Nz8fE
Of the
8 80 tuRNlIIIIflsE coNpAlSY

The g. n. GfabilI Company i corpora.
ton Organized ind existing Under and ~
s0f the Code 0f Law Tor the Distficf 81
Columbia ana amendments thereto denir.
Ing tp caanFe It's corporate name d special
meeting OF the board 81 directors was held
IN the 10th dag Of May 1928 AZ which
meeting Il was resolved that II was ads
ylsable 20 change its corporate name 70
Palaco Furniture Company and that 4
nesting at the stockholders be called To
pass upon the proposed change.
This IL to certify that at meeting 81
the stOclh0ld ers held on this 2@nd day Cf
Nav 1898 al ~ the 1t0ckh0lders befng
present mUtIoH % change the name Of
the company 10 galape Furniture Com
DanyH was unanimously adopted
n witness whereof We have hereunto
set orr hands and affixed the corporate
heal this 2.ind day al May. fNIS
fC0rpofate Sea1l CECIL GRABtLsIs
President.
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JUNIORS BOOKING

The Seattle Juniors are seeking
diamond competition. Phone AT.
lantic 4550.W between and I
o'clock.
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I IND DEAD Girl
BY RAIL WAY
~ International News Service

WELLESLEY Mass. June 80
The mutilated body of 4 17.ysar-old
girl was found today alongside the
tracks Of the Boston and Albany
Railroad near wellesley college q
note addressed to Daddy 50 Lin
coin st., birmingham y was found
in her pocketbook.
Both legs were severed from the
trunk and other parts Of the body
were badly cut and mutilated
III was believed ~ the police tbs
body was that OF Priscilla Little
birmingham girl. who resides Az
the Lincoln Street address Rela-
lives of the girl were asked 70 come
here for possible dentificatiun
FOR automobile transportation zee the
eab service announced IL the Who's
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POWHATANS BILLING

The Powhatan Insects are search.
ing for games. Call Franklin 424S
between and 6 O'Clock.
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PARAMOUNT ENT RIES

FIRST RACE Three year cids;
claiming purse. g. 600; II furlong s.
xWoIlatt ... 40 3 Grierdfida I0i
xEsilI Joyce. !. 10 xBiily Doran. 10s
Bright Plume I05l xPanzan as
xMi her of Pearl. I03l Joe Adams H.
xTom McCue. 1861
SECOND RACE Four year-olds and
upwRrd claiming; purse $1,000 fuF-
longs
rMariory seth 1921 xBegnia IL;
xThe cocoon... ssl xGarr 10a
Mama 103l Bby From Home los
xDream Life. asl xPoIycarp Ies
YaIovian .10Si
THIRD RACE Four-year and
upward; claiming: purse. 5000 FUR
xDr. Glenn. . Io4Ewlid Bill los.
81 q. Denny. ia9l xftortunate Man ms
xuriedas 10ss Tenpter ..s.. =. H.
xKatElfeers X gsl FOreteii 80 los
Thistle Boy. ... 10ss Ben Omar ;. lps
Triplett IS. 4. 1ael Ali Baba lis
NV Destiny .. 1O4I
FOURTH RACE-T hree -year4olds and
upward The r. u. Boylan Handicaps
claiming: purse. $1,000: lis miles.
Fortunate Girl 1927 Purple Pirate. 100
While ,;.::a.,.l Potent s.... |. ~
FIFTH RACE Three year-olds; The
Globe Democrat; allowances; purse
$1, 200: 1 mile.
Water Lad Hottie show Off 100
Be still. 106iThe Begun II. 100
Irfaneh 1851 HomewOod $3.50. los
SIXTH RACE-One mile and one fur
long. Purse, $500. Three -year-olds
and upward: claiming.
x3etsy Bacon .103tThistie Arious los
xPrig ...... 1O8 ExE'Iagship ..... .I0S
xTulane $4,000. IO8 Mrs. snyder 103
xTucker ... 1903 Jim Sanda los
xWatchful .108 * Houfmore 49,. los
Fausto Ill 3iToggery Bay lis
Open Fire ..1l3ixThistle Glad 98
Joe Rudolph 113lx7hiI Mccain .10S
SEVENTH RACE--One mile. Purse.
81, 600. Three-year- colds and upward
claiming.
xBIah .... 109ix Broononey 100
xOverdraft III. .I07IxUp and Down 104
Hec .l14lxSpeedwelI .102
Intense ....... .I02lxOrfno Girl $50. Is
Pheasant ..s .114IxDenny Conoey 102
xFire Dog .....111txLily SUE 81
xMoneague $3.50. 9TtxCoye 49,. $3.50. I. IDI
xLady Braxted 1O2lxCup q Tea ..lo2
xBetty Smith !. ISL
Weather, clear; track, fast.
xApprentice allowance claimed.
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CHARLOTTE &. BEACON
ceafafar4

District OF COLUMBIA &c
I'll Mafldier Notary Public I'D
and for the District of Columbia as here.
BY certify that Cecil Grabill and Char.
l0tte II Beac0nn parties 10 The furer0irie
certificate dated the 23rd day ~ Nay
1923 personally appeared before me ia
Charlotte q. Beacon being personal vel
Known 70 me ~ the persons who executed
the said certificates and Acknowledged the
same 10 be- their act and deed
Given under my hand and seal this
Goth day Of May 1925
fNotarial Seall s. II MANnF.EK.
Notary Public D C,
Ny commission expires December 3.
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,, NE ; y v I 3 gl' I ! ns,s,,

WHO DON'T ANSWER AD4IE
IL Sc msr po es 81 sfs t sRs Ts1s s 'ass H sv
t0nnthinE real "A man who CAME ~ 70
Gently md started % work se.c. Wy
al al We can't IN this space. but. III
Won want % make $500 70 $3.50 90 pr
week Just aneWer this We laye spiss
can use one or two good men lnlmedLalelFs
We prefer men Who d. not ~ rule ~.
sWer sqs peeagss THIS y kns 4lna ~ ~
For fi'll datqila state III vqur letter whe1
you can be reached over the phonfs Elga
y MfIes Hotel Lee House. 18th and L
sA En- WAIVED % sell hsatln1
plants experienced OF inexperienced. Ap-
plT 1901 New York Ave n.
g MN who would Ike + m0ney.1Sk-
4nF proposition and live - home. TIE
slicce aSfaI CheFFole. salesman Il not limited
You'd e = earn s'T NOR money
the possibilities offered ~ selling Cne4-
Eclets. prodqct ct General Aotors
afely 81 ydu cannot come f0r a. inter.
view during working hours. telephone and
il the evening
MAKEI.Y MOTOR 60.
Ea1t Falls Church Va NaIlS Church ld1
SCHOOL, TEhCHERs wanted Tor summer
work Mr. Bon ara IA. HraE9 wee
school teachers before they found more
neuty anu nNpoftAu1tS - tlit- ~ tlNs -
CElI for interview between 9 and 4. Ash
for Mr. carothtrt 202-10B Insurance.
building 18th ana Ste. u. w
TIRE changer. exp. rg1eFeuce ADDlv
Redo Tire shop HOG II 81. N.
TYpIST. knoWIodge fnfmeoeFaph multi
graph machine. perulanent correspond
eHt kn0wledga 0f collection work arr
sbout 20. pcrnanente etouoEraphefs young
man. Bogd,s, 1888 g Sc. ~, W.
WANTED. two salesrnen with foiIoMinH
arnOng automobile Tire dealers iii wash
inEton Maryland ana VifEinia. Must have
car. Telephone Main 5O34 Mr. AIN.
wright. between and - RI. ana nnd
WANTED driver Tor NOrd delivery md
general helper around store. ABBY Az
person. 1901 18th ST. ~. y.
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speciaI Notices

At a MEETING or THE BOARD or DI-
rectors III the Seventh Street sayings
Bank on Thursday June 2lst. the semi
annual dividend Ut $500 per share Was de.
clared and ordered paid June Both W stock.
holders st record. June nth.
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F0r automobile transportation zee the
eab service announced III the Who's
Who column % next 70 last page Of
today,s Times and Herald.
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~ Hamilton
Y ArlIngfnr

SECOND RACE-Donna santa
THIRD ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS.
Weather, clear; track, heavy.
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PERSONALS

Maple Wood Sanitariur11
Aged couples, convalescents, special cases
and elderly people room and board nurs.
care inclu.: mod. imp. bright rms. porches.
lawn: COW. bus line Silver Spring 422.
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MARKERS & ASSORTERS
Flat Work and Rough Dry
Experienced
ARCADE SUNSHINE co.
us LAMONT ST. NJ. w.
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Mccarthy sank an eight
foOEer for bird at the tenth
but lost q stroke at the four
feenth when he was short with
his iron. His last four holes
were pars.
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HeIp Wanted


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Announcements

LOST =
ALPHA OMEGA PI; Alice q. Bonnett Pi
Delta. 20 on inside: rev: q. 1883.
COCKER SPANIEL at Great Falls, Satur-
day; ii found returne to 2228 Mass. Ave,
y. w ~. 1925. Liberal reward.
DIAMOND STONE bet. 18th and g. Cap.
aud 18th and B s r. or Bailey'a Store.
Reward II 10th ST. s. p. Line. 1878.
DOG English setter, white and orange.
Reward Ford u. Young. Alta Vista.
Nd Bradley 2O5.
EARRING-Logt Sunday night. antique
gold: urn shape: reward Col. 17sl.
GERMAN Police Dog light brown. with
collar. no tag answers TO name Fritz
Reward. Pot. 1879 1910 18th st. n. w.
MONEY-S50 IL $50 and $IO1, Wool
worth's, 9TH y ! n. w. York filling sta.
ton, 1901 Ga Ave-. Amer. store. Ga. we
and Emerson. or Bond BldE.: rev Ga. 529-J
MoNEY-$5b in bills lost near ball park,
Sunday, June "a, reward ii returned.
Phone Main 10430.
s ace srsC pearl reward
RING wedding yellow gold; initials In
side, "a. c., to A G." Liberal reward.
Cali Potomac b322.
WRIST WATCH lost Sat. while shopping;
white gold with bracelet watch; has 8
small diamonds and sapphires Rev. it
TT. to Mrs. Twoomey, COG Mass. Ave. Sc.
WRIST Watch. mans Benrus. lost Sunday.
Reward. Phone Main $3.50. BIZ. 127.
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The Daily Alaska empire., 1928-06-22

mercial bodies unite in making up set of pictorial slides show ing scenery, industries, big game hunting, etc, for use in talks on Alaska made in the States. Two, that a reel of moving pictures Of similar nature be made Up and turned over to the Seattle Cham ber of Commerce for a like pu' pose.
 Illustrated talks on Alaska by people who know the country would bring in men with. money either looking for chances for , profitable investment or on tours and hunts which might lead to investment, he said. He told o1 difficulties he had encountered ir getting slides or reels for talks which he had been invited to de liver before a number of service clubs in California duriug tho past year. sz ye s.
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LIEUT.. CUMMINGS i.
 BACK FROM SITKA

Lieut.. E., L. Cummings, Dis bursting officer for the Alaska Road Comipission, returned on the Admiral Rogers from q trip of inspection to Sitkd, and will leave tonight on the Pheasant, |Capt. Maycock. for an inspection visit to Strawberry Point. to re- turn on Sunday. <
 The Sltka work, which consists of mainten&nce work on the Ma ltional Monument road, and the construction of road in the Sitka National Cemetery, is pro gressing satisfactorily, Lieut. Cummings said. A bulkhead, for the protection of the historic Witch Tree, which was nearly washed out early this last spring by heavy rain, Is practically completed. Lieut. Cummings de- clared. et s
 At Stra wberry- Point the Alaska Road Commission has a mainten- ance gang. working on the Good River and Salmon River road. which VIII be Inspected by Lieut.. Cummings. He will also go. over the confirmation work on about one mile oF road from Rink:l Landing to- the Rink homestsAd on Rink River. which Is now
 underway. M.