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Imperial Valley press., 1928-06-20
Kiwanians Hear
Plea For Orient
ry United rreSS Leased wire

SEATTLE, Wash, Junc-A plea
for patience, tolerance and wisdom
to meet the changing conditions Of
the Orient was made today before
the 18th annual Kiwanis Internal
ior9l convention by John Mackay,
President Of Manitoba College, Win
lipca.
Mqchay stated that the yellow
races ot the Orient are now emcrging
from a state Of quiesccncp centuries
cd aud urged that their efforts -
take their place in the ucW world
l., aided ny fr,cudliaosa and cudcr
standing.
The six thousand delegates from
ali parts of the United Ntatys 2ui
Canada attending the convention
were TO discuss and outline maior
ohicetives Of Niwanis international
for tha ensuing year at five dis
trict c4afrreuccs This aiteGnuoH.
The convention ,iil close toner
row following election Of officers
md selection Of the 1919 convention
city.
Rm4ms were rife amoag delegates
that O. samuel Cummings Of NaEsa,
city, No. is scheduled for the presj
aarry and that Milwaukee, VIII b.
chosen the next convention city.
Imperial Valley press., 1928-06-20
Judges File For
State Primary
ry United Press Leased Wire

SACRAMENTO, june 20.-With
the closing date for filing nomina-
ttous only three days away three
opr Hate Justices and % more
candidates fer legislative posts have
qualified for thr august - primary
election. /, was announced here to-
day by Charles j. Uagcrty, deputy
secretary ut state.
Presiding Justice Lewis L. Works
af I'll, second appellate district, Los
Angeles, las flied 70 succeed him
self, While A~sori&,, Justices Gavin
W. Gag and Ira r. Thompson ot
the same district have completed
their qualifications, Hagcrty said.
AwnuE the legislative cauJidatcs
appearing IN the ballet are:
Scuatr. lI1u@ 4. Ca1s.r, Los
Angeles; !Ierh.r, j. Evans. Mon
rsyi.; Lawrence G. Mckinley, Los
Angeles; Newton vi. Allen. Los
Angeles.
Assembly: James Y. fnucscn,
ToWicr $. l. n2isinger, selma; W.
d. Ntti tlA', I4.Et. tHUT August !
JcWctt, Hantcrd; Frank ". Mixtpr,
LNeter; Gg2ee IS. Doris. Bakersfield;
MT +. Weinberg, Santa Plrbaea;
-racst /. Neon, Los Angeles: Harry
Lyons, LIS Angeles; Nllliam tacu-
Il. Sea;A2ate Morgan kcaton
long Beach: Edward H. rieAl
EeiifloUer; L. T. McNar%. IlafoII
T. Hansen, George =. Gillo.t, Fraut
McGiuioy, Minald l.. I.dh;m
Byron l.. Era.nard, Sydney F.
tuucS, Charles IL. AiStoa, rrcd.-
irk NJ. Roberts, all Of Los Angeles;
STANLEY =. Howe. SaH Die4a; NJ!
liam 4. lIafpar, san Diego: AGthu,
i4rl. Cars.5f and trowra =. Eddy.
-,at.aHai Citv.
Imperial Valley press., 1928-06-20
Tv LARS HANSEN

alternate Navigator of tie Italia
Copyright Io2S }y United Press
ABOARD STEAMSHIP rRA-
CANA. orr Norlhrastlard, .Iuac
With airplaneS Nainiy seeking
the Ec".amoHt On the Arctic ice of
General tmhcrto Mobile and his
tiyr companions cf tine dirigih}e
italia'- IL u-n, we turned back
81, th' romeaf today 70 simpler
.a.ans OF rescue.
A ne" searching partE conPri~.
iag Two Italian Cha~s"ues and tTa
auataiu,yr>, LIFT Fv.ta dog ,lee
"a search far tn. group Of three OF
The lta!ia'~ men. headed by Pro
l.>sor Finn Malmgreu, ncttrologlst,
1a.a s."rt-.; .,e- ~ iee toward
Aortheastlauj.
Major Nadla.cua. with lis Ital
ian ,eapluHo @-55, passed over Us n
- .. IN. today. % inmates out
tr,m Kings laN on new flight ia
sca.ch of EoS.I# position. Yes
t-rdas Naddp5cea had flown = faf
north as the Sg,h parallel of iatH
,ldr without seeing anything.
Cat##in Hiiser-Lar~,n : seap."ne
which with that of Lieutenant la,
1oW Holm, j, operating tron II.
braganla, developed p motor de
te.t yc,t.tday Tbs wac, being se.
paired this mor2jng and ki>,-
Larsen and Lugtlo@ Holm p.3nuad
10 START "a aaothye search f.igA'
later IN the day.
On their Hi4Ht y,-t rjaE. jhe
aviaters could find no trace =
General Mobiles eucaa Pment.
Thy saw one rs.ur .zudf1ia1
til. Eagauza s dog sled team that
sa, cat alra.ly looking fer FRO
f,sor Maamcrgu and his two COM
nui4rs. I'll. team MAS cast II
H,vrrry Island
Imperial Valley press., 1928-06-20
SHORT SKIRTS
AND FAT LEGS

Women who have a5normally
flc,ly limbs find it very embarrass-
ing 10 wear the short skirts now in
style, yet j. is equally emharrass-
ing to be seen IN "a long skirt.
The only satisfactory way out Of
the difficulty is to reduce the legs
to normal proportions This may be
accomplished ;a the shortest possible
.imr with the aid Of Ec.Durc Oidy
harmless preparation that helps t.
di.sulyc cXccss fat i'm any part of
the body and restore the slender.
GRACEFUL liacs Of youth.
Rc-Duco-Oid~, q product Of tha
Scientific Laboratories Of America,
is endorsed and prescribed ~ pay,i
clans for ridding the system Of un
wanted fa' in safe, natural mar
ncr. No dieting uo weakening
baths. no violent rXcr4isc, required
Yop are protected by an absouta
guarantee Of money back if Re.
pUcc-OiIs fail to give the desired
results. Use the coupon and save
2Jc.
Imperial Valley press., 1928-06-20
Youth Here On
Long Trip

William Eo-~. -m..'a, a l. Year
.1I Cleveland Youth WHO is come
r~ting with Walter Scott of proHi-
leHcc. r. I. ON trip across tAe
coantry from Boston to LoS Angeles,
visited the Press office today t.
lind out if hi, competitor had show
cd up.
"Bholc island Bed. Us ~pot5 is
called, had not pat in an arnear-
auee. and ko>Sa-~mrthc declare /
tl.at lie would be in Los Aag lss by
ni4Gt. winner IN the race for
which Boston woman has ottarei 4
q prize ot $1,000 H. said. The bows
were to make their waF across tha
corrtrv by their own efforts.
Willie talking at the Pros office
l<es~e-SmytAe received rs.rphen
call fram BIZ CONWAY - the Bar
hara Worih hatoI. advising lin -hat
q ridn t. Les Angeles lad been ah-
ta.nal far HIN. ~ tn. rate tan
voano,ter evas travelling wlrr u.
'efl lis office. T. caHll raa." tA'
Canadian border hy night.
Imperial Valley press., 1928-06-20
Jug0-Slayia
Leaders Fight

Berlin. Juue 2o.-A clash be-
tween government and opposition
members of tho Jugo ~laviaa par.ia-
mentary mombnrs was bryasht 10 a
tragic climax today.
Paul Radifeh, nephew of the
Croatian leader, WIS shot and l,il'
cd and several other croa'fan and
Farmers party Deputies, 'u-lnding
stephan Ead.tch. tie I.ad,r, wert
wounded, "a Belgrade dispatch t.
the Vos i,,hc Icitung said.
Imperial Valley press., 1928-06-20
Flames Destroy
Northern Town
ny United Press Lcnscd Wire

TULARE, Calf, June 60 Foi
the second time within a year tn,
business district Of Upton, mile.
south Of here, was destroyed by
fire early today. Only the telephou,
building and a small restaurant
were undamagea.
Eight stores, including the brancl
Eaak Of Italy, were destroyed. The
loss was placed at moro than $loo,
eco.
Hire on October % last dcstroyc.
business block containing, II
stores now being rcbuilt. The build
ing under construction is reported
urGamagcd.
Imperial Valley press., 1928-06-20
HoltviIle Man
Hurt in Wreck

Earl Fltc. au emU.oyc of II.
Whiting Mead company. suffered ID
broken wrist and "2maror7 minor
cuts and bruises tIiS morning w,.n
the ear which he was driving coli
Tdrj with machine dr.Een h-
TraaE Pya.m ot II.itvii,. and was
overturned.
Tho #---IeH, occurred directly II"
r.ap- If IN. Jnns. House. Ao.orl-
i.r 60 information Fire was driving
cast IN Nafn street whsu hvn"m
backed OFT Of parking place, TIL.
machines crashing. Both ca.s ".r.
,r5lv damagal
F'te was p'o'au,l h5r.ath thr
wre-'age If l.. machine but wa-
r.ir'lv ay+r.c-ted, II was take"
70 the ri Cen,ro ho.uiral Winr. h.
vas given medical aid
Imperial Valley press., 1928-06-20
HOOVER ASSURED
HE WILL CARRY
NEW YORK STATE
BY JOSEPH WAsNEY
litad Prass $40 Correspondentl

Omitted Press Staff Correspondent
WASHINGTON, June 20.-A
group Of New York Republican
leaders today called on Herbert
Hoover, Republican presidential
nominee. to assure him that Hoovcr-
Curtis ticket would carry New
York state next November against
amy Democratic Odds
Jndcr-Sccrctary Of Treasury Og-
den Mills, Allan Fox and Mrs. Ruth
Pratt We're enthusiastic over Uoov-
Cr's chances III New York.
Mills >m3Iuglv told newspaper men
If they wanted to get rich quick
just bet Gwen money that Hoover
would carry New York.
Representative Harry ". Wurz-
hach, Republican, Texas, predicted
Hoover would coll Il larger vote in
Texas than any other Republican
presidential nominee in history. He
d5d not believe Hoover would carry
the state however.
Other callers today included Pat
Sullivan, Wyumigg. David W. Mul-
1auo, Eau~1s and Secretary OF IN
terror Work.
Hoover tola- was receiving ind
1ilual members Of the convention
committee which VIII meet with him
tomorrow 10 announce selection Of
officers Of the Republican National
Committee.
Coming to Coast
1t has been decided tentatively
that Hoover VIII 90 to California to
accept the nomination officially. De
ci>ion ON when he will leave for the
Pacific coast and other persona!
g.ans vii. bc made later.
Hoover plans to prepare lis ae-
ccptaHcc speech personally and win
start drafting it next week. Friends
said L. would probably take three
weeks to month 10 prepare it.
Hoover held his usual "hack
porch conference last night n his
S street home, seeing Mrs. y. T.
Hert. Of kentucky. vice chairman
Of rhe present National Committee.
Ralra Williams Of Oregon, and
Secretary Of Interior Work.
\ new chairman for the RePub-
ljcap National Committee VII be
selected today by Hoover.
Announcement Of the new chair
r4u viii be withheld however, un-
I'll Thursday er Friday. aS Hoover
viii ueet with delegation of y
--.,. +Ia Equsas Ct-y convention ar
u1on tomorrow and they must pass
ou IL, selection before il is made
Tullie
Imperial Valley press., 1928-06-20
BANK QUOTATIONS
By unIted Press Lea-od Wire
NOTICE OF SALE OF REAL PRO
PERTY At PRIVATE SALE
IN the Superior Court of the State
CT California, i'll and for the
County of Los Angeles

SOtl4Iy VI AOS ktIl9S1SS
In the Matter Of the Estates and
Guardianship of Charles X. McCul-
loH1h Robert H. Mccullough and
Philip C. Mccullough, Minors.
Notice is hereby given that the
undersigned. Grace l.. StiHehaugh.
Guardian of 1hc Estates Of Charles
*. Mccullough. Robert H. McCul-
loagi and Philip c. Mccullough,
Minors, viii ON or after the seth
day of June, 1923, sell a private
sale to the highest bidder, for cash.
and subject to tho confirmation of
the above named Superior Court, all
the right, title, interest and estate,
vested md/or contingent, of the
"bove named minors and each Of
them. in and to the following des-
cribcd real property:
All that certain lot, piece or par
eel of land situate IN the County Of
Imperial, State Of California, and
bounded and particularly described
IS follows. to-wit:
PARCEL !. The North One
Uals I4J Of the Southeast
one Quarter Gl) Of Section 26,
Township j., Range IL East,
5. b. NJ.
Also
PARCEL .. The south One
Half (14} Of the Southeast
On. Quarter % Of Section 20,
Township i, Range IL East,
s. E. N.
Al Of which as is granted in eUd
bv q certain deed recorded in Book
$50. Page 100 Of Deeds and Records
of the County Recorder of Imperial
County, California, together with
al aud singular the tcncmcnts,
hercdjtamynts and aupurtcnanees
thcrnmto belonging.
Th. terms aud conditions Of the
sale are as follows:
Cash, gold coin Of the United
States. ten per cent OF the amouns
bil. to be paid at the time of the
acceptance Of the bid; the balance
ON confirmation Of sale by the Sn-
ucrior Court Of Los Angeles County,
California.
Al bids and offers must be in
writing aal delivered to the under.
signed Guardian. at the office Of
lcr attorneys. Cole and Spraguc,
52s Pacific Mutual building, los
Angeles, California, or may be fl
,l at the office of the Clerk Of said
Court abovc named, ut any time be-
fore making this sale.
Dated this l2th day Of June, 1923
GRACE /. STINEBAUGH,
Guardian of SAID Minors.
Cole and Sprague, Attorneys at Law
52S Pacific Mutual Bldg Los An
gcles, Calf. lltl3
Imperial Valley press., 1928-06-20
Engineers Get
Pay Increase
ny Unitcd Press Leased Wire

CHICAGO. June %. wage in.
crease ot 81. per cent was awarded
800 locomotive engineers ON -
western railroads by an agreement
signed here today. The increase is
retroactive to May l.
The agreement was signed by \.
l.. Johnston, chief engineer of the
Brotherhood of Locomotive Engine
men and Firemen and W. NJ. Jef-
tets, general manager of the Union
Pacific railroad. The increase
averages - cents q day for each
engineer. and adds Sl5oo,aa0 to the
railroad : payroI
The brotherhood previously had
advocated "a l. per ceut wage raise.
Imperial Valley press., 1928-06-20
Score Die I'm
Mexican Blast
ny United Press Leased Wire

MHNICO CITY, June 40.-Fcars
were expressed there would be added
casualties from the explosion that
wrecked a public bath house last
light, killing % persons and injur-
ing 50 others,
Many Of those injured were pitt
fully burned and it was believed
some would no, recover.
Fhr bath house, four blocks south
or the national palace, was fUIl at
the tlur Of the explosion. The
IathCr4 rushed into the street
screaming in pain. Many collapsed
}u the streets.
Imperial Valley press., 1928-06-20
FLYER Killed in
Plane Crash

s.NN LH\NuaD, Calf. Juno 20
William H. Graham -, Oakland.
was dead here today after crashing
aa airpIano from an alji,a!g Of 5000
feet Yesterday.
Although unable to Prevent tho
crash, Graham ,tacred tha filling
craft away from residences In sam
Leandro and landed i'm "a clear spot
Imperial Valley press., 1928-06-20
.enus Leaves
Insane Asylum
Tinted rrc~> leased WE

CalI''t' tr.a. .'u. 2'-
c,.r.. osmue. r.'''aro-r. bootleg.
c.~.,sUv,r and confessed Slayer Of
us ..f. .wug was released to-
l..- .-.o 81. -t.te iasai.al .9r IT,.
crswina II ;ryaoa IT Lima. Ohjo.
T aay ra+ ,.a.a .+tsd Is ths boopi-
III e.,.ov..g 81, ar.l..rl e ta.
.u.@er .s his vI., oa .la grounds
~ Insanity.
II. was ran "a q writ of haH.as
cane.- f. t'..a rena-- court cf ap-
-...Is n.t 0l. -"'~s,1c r."". stayed
IF. r.5..#e raa'.ag 4 rt..w. Toe
G..'- order -u...a rron tae rn-
Imperial Valley press., 1928-06-20
hLTITUCE MARK STAN

WA~iIIEuT0N, Juua 70 i.ra-
t.n#n, ". r'eah!,y, [. $. \. Iu.el
las, Saturday III Dayton, Ohio, u
break the world attitude record Of
.>.4Is feet held by Lieutenant G.. e..
Chaplin {. =. \. ,a.1aati.ns O..
INSTRUMENTS " the bureau of -tal
cards showed today. Hlrakloy =.
attitude vs 36,55J f.-t. 4 Wa- aH
uuUn.cd.
Imperial Valley press., 1928-06-20

and T. G. Wcir. According to the
leror, Cottman has assumed res
possibility for the accident.
Barbara Worth Hotel Club
breakfast, 25c up. Merchants lunch,
6oc; Table d hote dinner, $l.Qo.
Ar cooled. adv
Don Leave Your Automobile out
in the sun. DuSold Garage adv
Ed Royce. Truck. Transfer and
Storage. On our seventeenth year.
still growing. m W
70 sex s..toa soa Ass "nly-
lan Msr.a q. Mi..e. las received
r.a.l fsr ". Il. ~h.l.ts ~ t.r
state Fish aal Game caa..ss.an
that biologist, and chemists ~ tie
c0Hm,.-ira ~. Ha'.H4 survey ot
tine water aud ua.Ha conditions o.
sa5,,a Sa #.th ti. fa.. G stock
ug j. with suitable varieties Of
t5s.. ~ >oaa IS thr sgrN = is com
n.e-v. tha letter states. fish will -.
introduced Immediately.
Bring il Your Car and have it
creased puSoId Garage adv
Imperial Valley press., 1928-06-20
We Loan 70 BuG1, ouv or refin-
,nce. Tyler Insurance Agency. adv

May Face Contempt Charge -G.
4. Tisdcl has len ordered to ap.
pear before Judge Thompson Fri
day, June 9. and explain why he
should net be held i'm centempt ~
court for failure to comply with the
erder of the court that y" should
pay So to his divorced wife for Eer
support. Tile order was made in
December. 1929. and according 70
the order 10 show cause the 4 trrl-
amt is four months in arrears in
paymcnts.
Imperial Valley press., 1928-06-20
Rescuers Reach
Mobiles Crew
Continued from Page j.

disaster threatened him imminently.
\ rumor that AmundSon had land
ed beside the cncampment Of Cen
cral Umberto Mobile had caused Il
Joyous celebration in oslo last
night. The "news' was announced
at restaurants, amuscmcnts parks,
and moving picture theaters and
was received with cheers.
Today ut Oslo, as elsewhere, there
was gravcSt anxiety not only for
Am3ndscu with the difficulties Of
rcscup tragicaiIy apparcnt-for the
three parties that comprise the crew
Of lG of til" lost dirlg.hle.
u9LO. Norway juno 2o.-A
wholly uuruuf:rmcI report from
Niugs Pay today said that Road
Amuuison, flying to tha relief Of
TmhDto Mobile, Lad landed nrar
1ho tent erranpment Of the Italian
,ynlaror and his five aides.
Efforts to confirm th" report
thgs far have been unaEailmg.
Imperial Valley press., 1928-06-20
GOOD FOR 25c

Valley Drug Company will accept
tli, coupon as pc cash, to apply On
a package Of Rc-Ducc-Oids, if pre-
scented before June 30.
Name .......-...---.. -...---.-----.---.--
Imperial Valley press., 1928-06-20
Collections Everywhere. imperial
Valley Credit ASS q 1l3 No. Fifth
adv

Meme Injured II Co-.ision-A
rmor autaaobile wreck in "2iy,. no
one WIS injured hut two Ford cars
we're badly damaged was reported
to city police to6av Tho crash
occurred in the Melal,e district
and the machines figuring in the
accident were driven by II. Coffman
Imperial Valley press., 1928-06-20

Why Net Try the Liberty Cafe
and our new cAefi Same old place.
$50 Main St. adv
Imperial Valley press., 1928-06-20

Cars in Co'l;s-on.-A minor auto
mobile accident was reported e. city
police Yesterday afternoon. Fred
3. Gohata If Mount Signal ai>trir,
reported that while dri ng south
en- Eighth street hs macl0ao WIS
struck H. ear owned hv George
Ncnd Eo one Was injured.
Imperial Valley press., 1928-06-20
DR.. A. 3. Hanson, Dentist, Davis
tldg. Extraction specialist. sdv

Defendants Answer Filed d-An-
s,vcr was filed this morning in the
caee Of stephen X. Ligday against
William Kumbcrg. the defendant
aonv,ng the majority Of the ailyga-
1ions set forth in the complaint. Tho
complaint charges the defendant
with damaging some property by
flooding it with water NJ. G. At-
ellison appears Tor the defendant.
Imperial Valley press., 1928-06-20
Mendoza Held for Trial.-Martin
DIR. Foncannon. OsTeopath. Room
26 Davis Bldg. Phone 81. adv

Crash Causes suit.-Tho case OF
Alberto RODRIGUEZ against /. J..
Pritten was begn in superior court
before Judge Thomson this morn
ing with \. /. Scbille appearing far
the lIajntiff and Ross HickcoN for
the defendant. The rase IS based
I'm an automobile accident in which
the PRINCIPALS were drivers Of the
two cars figuring in the crash.
Imperial Valley press., 1928-06-20

Everybody has Dislikes, but
Everybody likes Paul's Lemonade.
Whyf At Pickw.ck Stage Depot.
sdv
Imperial Valley press., 1928-06-20

DR. E. J. Barane, Dentist 647 Main
Ov2z Piggy Wiggly. Phone 3S2W.
adv
Imperial Valley press., 1928-06-20

Dine in Comfort. New Oregon
Hotel Coffee Shop. Air cooled. adv
Imperial Valley press., 1928-06-20

Bla-t Causes Alarm Fircmcn
were called to the residence oceu-
pied by \. Douglas at 440 CONNER
cial street shortly after ; O'Clock
yesterday afternoon but when they
arrived the fire had been oNtin-
guished by residents There was no
damage from thc blaze.
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sington after visiting relatives in
Michigan for several weeks.
Mr.. Herbert Gill and daughter, Miss
Mona Gill. have returned to their home
in Alta Vista after spending the Sum-
mer in Ogunquit, Me.
DR.. James Townsend has returned
to Kensington after a months alb
sence in New York Mrs. Townsend,
who has been spending some time in
Columbia, S. c., with her mother, will
return the first of this week.
DR.. and Mrs. James Alexander Lyons
will return this week to their home
near Rockville after making series OF
visits on the North Shore.
Mr.. and Mrs. Howard Dozier and
family returned Wednesday to their
home in Woodside after motor trip
| to Massachusetts, and Hanover, N. H
Mrs. j. Vincent Peter entertained
with a bridge party Tuesday night al
| the Montgomery County Club.
Mr.. George Ashworth and Mr.. AL
| fred Noyes of Kensington and Mr.. Will
| liam Welsh of Rockville will leave to-
morrow for Lexington, Va where they
will resume their studies at Washing
! ton and Lee.
| Mr.. Samuel Saxon of Austin, Tex.
arrived Friday to be the guest of his
brother, Mr.. Thomas l.. Saxon, in Ken
| sington.
Mr.. Allan Thomas and Mr. Charles
Robson have returned to New York
after being the week end guests of their
parents in Sandy Spring. Mrs F. P
Robson and Miss Polly Robson enter.
| tanned with cards on Saturday night
Miss Virginia Graham, daughter OF
Mr.. and Mrs. c. B. Graham Of Ken
sington. and Miss Elizabeth Wanner
j daughter of Mr.. and Mrs. Harry w
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gentleman; Mrs. A. w. Lindemere.
Eumanian flower girl; Mrs. George
Holmes. Venetian costume of black vel
vet embroidered in crystals; Mr. F. G.
Frieser director of traffic. United
States Shipping Board, Punchinello;
Mr.. Harrison Dyer and Mr.. Wallace Dyer.
Oriental costumes; Miss H. E. erosion,
cowgirl with long braid hanging down
her back, sombrero and chaps; Miss
SADIE c. Styron, dress of her own de-
syn, representing white rose covered
With tiny rhinestones as dewdrops;
Mrs. Lawrence Hurdle, as a butterfly;
Miss Elizabeth Barr. oriental princess;
Miss Mildred Eacknor, French midi
nette in green and white; Mr. H. Sey-
mour Cragin, Indian chief, and Mr.. and
Mrs. Archie r. Onyon.
Interspersed with the dancing during
the ball number of vaudeville acts
were given by professional performers
from New York and Washington, with
Lorenzo Diatto. troubador from
Genoa, as special singing star.
Among the more important private
entertainments of the week was an
afternoon card party given by Mrs.
Harry w. Hunter of Baltimore, in honor
of her neices, Mrs. Unit Rasin of
Philadelphia and Miss Mary Brewer
LAWS Oh WdSIllLlgCOIl WHO we're VtSII-
ing her in her private cabin on the cliff.
This cabin, like all the others similar
~ located, has superb view from its
long rear living piazza over wide
expanse of mountains. streams and
valleys. but owing to weather condi-
tons the tables were placed in the
indoor living room, the picturesque
comfort of which was accentuated by
an open fire in the high stone fireplace.
Contract bridge was played, interrupted
at o'clock by an old-time Maryland
high" tea. The games were then con-
tinued for another hour. The WIN
ners of the prizes were Miss Margaret
Winship, Mr. William Ballantyne, jr
and Mr.. Frank Ellithorpe, all of Wash
| ington. Others present in addition to
| the guests of nonor. were Mrs. George
Freeman Pollock, Miss Temple Perry
Mrs. Frank Ellithorpe and Mrs. George
Holmes, also of Washington; Mrs. Ed
ward Grasselli of Cleveland and Miami
| Fla; Mrs. F. w. Shepard of Mount
Vernon, N. y. Mr.. and Mrs. Basil
JONES of Richmond, Mr.. Norman White
of Harrisburg and Miss Sarah Harrison
Powell and Miss Elizabeth Hull, Balti-
! more. a.
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CHESAPEAKE KHAN RALLY
HAS ATTENDANCE OF ITS
Speeches Expected at Resort Are
Omitted and Picnic Is Made
Chief Attraction.

While concessionaries barked their
wares from booths stocked for the oc-
casion yesterday. heralded political
rally of Ku Klux Klansmen at Chesa-
peake Beach. in which Gov. Alfred
Smith, the Democratic nominee for
President. was to have been the target
of oratorical thrusts. became nothing
more than family picnic for It's
members and friends, of Hyattsville
Khan. No. 2. under whose auspices the
rally was to be staged.
1t had been announced that 1900
members of the organization would at
tend the outing. 1t was sale shat
posters ''uncomplimentary to MIR. Sr nth"
would be displayed widely at the tssort,
and it was rumored that speakers
from Alabama" would deliver orations
of political weight.
No speeches we're delivered, nc for
NAL program was presented, ana con-
siderably less than 200 klansmen
reached the resort. Lapel buttons, urg-
ing Hoover for President. we're dis
tributed by man to arrivals at The
Beach as they left the trains. but ne
stopped in the afternoon and with tie
arrival of the last two trains carrying,
for the most part, commuters, Nd
Hoover buttons were presented.
Meanwhile. the concessionaries, who
had prepared for 5000 by stocking their
booths, grumbled over their luck.