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Imperial Valley press., 1928-03-08

Celebrating the fiftieth annivcr.
sary Of their marriage, Mr.. and Mrs.
r. T. Estes entertained last eve
ming With golden wedding rocep
tion al their country home on West
Main Street.
Between the hours of and 10
o'clock hundreds of their friends
called TO offer their congratulations.
bringing flowers and gifts to the
venerable couple. Their six children,
Roy, Grady and Howard Estes Of
Long Beach. Mrs. J. Omar Cole and
Mrs Bird +. Hobby of FL Centre
and Mrs. James Ray Fowblc of Ja-
cumba. assisted in receiving.
The living rooms were ablazc with
golden nasturtiums, tastefully ar
ranged in low bowls and the bou-
quets of flowers brought by the
guests or sent from friends in Los
Angeles and San Diego turned the
home into bower.
During the cvenin- congratVla-
tory messages came to Mr.. and Mrs.
Estes over the radio from Station
KGON of Long Beach and the To-
cal station, KGEN. The orchestra
ut the Long Beach station played
old familiar love songs and tunes
that were popular 50 years ago.
Guests were served with punch,
golden in hue, and little cakes dur
ing the reception.
Previous to the receiving hours
Mr.. and Mrs Estes We're honor
guests at dinner party at Las Flor
cs tea rooms where covers were laid
for % relatives and friends. At the
dinner table they received the gold
en- gifts prepared for them by their
family and intimate friends
Dinner guests included Mr.. ana
Mrs. il. T. Estes. Mr.. and Mrs. John
!. Voorhees, Of San Diego, Walter
league of Los Angeles, Miss Marie
Wood of Santa Ana, Mrs. Lcta Brv-
an. Mr.. and Mrs. keycS Mitchell,
Mrs Kittie Mitchell, Mr. and Mrs.
T. r. Fowble and two sons of ia
cumba. Lewis and Bill Mitchell,
Mrs. Bird Hobby. Morris Hobby,
Mrs. J. Omar Cole, Miss Mildred
Cole and Ray, Grady and Howard
Estes.
Mr.. and Mrs. Estes were married
Imperial Valley press., 1928-03-08

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Imperial Valley press., 1928-03-08
Service Clubs
! To Be Guests

Members Of the various service
clubs of the city are reminded that
this is the night Of the club party
to be given at the Hotel Barbara
Worth, honoring members OF the
Chamber of Commerce. the Kiwanis
Club, Rotary Club. Lions Club. Bar
Association, Imperial Valley Shrine
Club and Masonic club and their
ladies.
Mr.. and Mrs. VIII r. Conway
will be host and hostess on this oc-
casion receiving their guests at 9
O'Clock, when dancing and bridge
will be the diversions.
Imperial Valley press., 1928-03-08
SOCIETY AND CLUB NEWS
Blue TRIANGLE
CLUB ENTERTAINED
BY hrs. CONANT'

One Of the outstanding events of
the Blue Triangle Clubs year took
place last evening when the men,
bers Of this group of young busi'
ness women were the dinner guests
of Mrs Clarence Conant at her
WenSlev avenue home.
Guests were received nv Mrs. Co
nant. Mrs. Robert Campbell, Mrs.
Paul Coglcy, and Mrs. G. W. Whis-
Ter.
The hostess had ARRANGED the
MANY souvenirs of her European
travels about the drawing rooms
and her guests onioved looking a..
them during the social hour before
dinner was served.
The same idea Of European tray
al was further dcvelooad in the
menu Tor the dinner which included
several continental dishes prepared
by Mrs. Conart. Tho meal was
served buffet style and the indi-
vidual travs were presented to the
club hv the hostess. FaNorS and
nat cups further carried ont the Eu-
ropcan motif.
During dinner the club held bust
ness session which opened with the
singing Of the club song, Mrs.
Edith X. Wallace at the piano. Mrs.
Wallace. rs president of the club.
called fer the report of the place
committee which announced the fol
lowing invitations accepted for the
remainder of the year: Mrs. Paul
Cogley, March i; Mrs. f. Q. car
Ter. April Is; Mrs. \. :. Gray, May
>; Mrs Robert Campbell, May Is.
II was further announced that the
meeting on April s will take the
form Of an Easter breakfast on the
desert.
Lorraine LuteS. As chairman of
the program committee announce
thai on March > Mrs. Ruth Tceplo
Reid viii give instructions to the
girls in painting designs on the
trays given them by Mrs. Conant.
On April 5 Miss Helen Scott. county
Y.W.C.A. secretary will give the
Easter story at the Easter break
fast. At the April IS meeting Mrs.
Ross T. Hickcox viii speak to the
cIab on "'What Makes Good
PLAY" Mrs. y. 5. GRAY will give a
talk on interior decorating.
Following the dinner the girls
were entertained by Mrs. Ross T.
Hickcox. who gave Vaughan de
lirhtful comedy. '.The Constant
Wife, in her finished humorous
and inimitable fashion. The girls
were delighted with the play and
with Mrs. Hickcox 5 rendition of it.
The evening closed with the sing
ing Of "Aloha' by a double quar-
tet comprising Misses Bonnie Brae-
Sc. Florence Myers, Olga Mangum,
Elda Low. Celia Young and Mes
danes Coglcy and Wallace.
Those enjoying the evening were
Misses Isolde Horton, Annie Lam
beth. Celia Young, Louise Long, Ha-
eel Casatt. Lorraine Lutes, Olga
Manrum. Dimice Parker, Violet
Maddux, Elda Low, Mildred EhmRe,
Esther Ehmke, Adrienne Elsie,
Dorothy. Erna and Helen Tucker,
Lila Caudle. Bonnie Brease, Doris
Worlev. Grace Freeman, Elizabeth
Marshall, Nellie Roach. Mortie
Wade and Mcsdames Lille Cory,
Edith Wallace, Robert Armstrong,
Robert Campbell, Paul Cogley, c.
". Whistler.
Imperial Valley press., 1928-03-08
Library Receives
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This little monthly is "a mine Of
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parents Of growing boys and girls
dealing with problems Of child
culture from birth through college
davs. Child health. social, recrea-
tional and educational matters arc
dealt with therein and its pages win
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Imperial Valley press., 1928-03-08

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Imperial Valley press., 1928-03-08
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Imperial Valley press., 1928-03-08
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Evening star., 1928-04-15
MARINE CORPS NEWS

The adjutant and inspectors depart I
mcnt has had completed inspection ol
the Marine Corps posts located at KeT
West, Fla; Pensacola. Fla, and New
Orleans. La. respectively, by Maj. Jonn
DIXON
Mai. Miles r.. Thacher. assfstars
adjutant and inspector. received orders
to inspect certain posts In the Eass
during last week.
Maj. l.. M. Bourne. jr.. who recently
few to Nicaragua and who Is now bach,
at his station at Quantico, will be ue1
tached April 20 from all duty at the
aviation field at the East Coast expe-
dictionary base and will be assigned tc
duty as commanding officer of the Oh
servatiOn Squadron 8 NJ. Naval Air
Station, Naval Operating Base, San
Diego. Calf. However. having been
granted permission TO delay en- route, b
is to report not later than June l.
Capt. f. M Spencer. assistant quai
termaster has been ordered to heao
quarters Of the corps. this city. effectiF'
when the naval transport Kittery stop
at Port Au Prince. Haiti. on her retuti
trip to the United States during tI,,
month Of May.
Members of the National Capital Dc
tachment Of the Marine Corps LeagUe
will attend a buffet luncheon at thu
headquarters. Marine Barracks. Eightc
and streets southeast. tomorrow
night Mai Gen. Lejeune. who is akd
national commandant of the league, will
attend.
Chief Quartermaster Clerk G. c. Hall
now on duty at San Diego. Calf, ha
been ordered TO headquarters Of til
corps. this city.
Evening star., 1928-04-15
LARGEST Driftwood Mass.

congregated at Shingle Point. the mouth
Of the great Mackenzie River, where,
nature has deposited the worlds might >.
lest mass Of driftwoOd as we'll as the
hulks Of two wrecked whaleTs. Vast
quantities of forest debris have been
washed down the Mackenzie River
from Central Canada and once in the
Arctic have been tossed in great heaps
on sand pits BY waves and ice foes
There is no shortage of fuel at Shingis
Point and natives are not f1ampered By
the high cost Of building material
says a dispatch from Point Barrow,
Alaska
Evening star., 1928-04-15
MODERN WOODMEN OF AMERIl
War in 1886 Predicted.

Among the troubles for the world In
the offing is war starting May 28 or
20 and lasting until September Is or Is.
1886. according to predictions made at
a meeting of the International College
of Astrology. in Sydney. Australia, re-
Gently. The prognostications we're said
to be based on the result of investiga-
tons of measurements of the inner pas
sages of the Pyramids. Gloomy pic
lures for the present year included ill
health for King George and political
misfortunes Of Premier Bruce Of Aus
tralia.
Evening star., 1928-04-15

meet Wednesday evening at 8 o'clock
at 219-220 McGill Building.
Mrs. Matte Ewald, 1874 Harvard
street, will give 500 and bridge party
at her home Thursday evening for the
benefit Of the clubhouse fund.
SONS OF JONADAB.
Hope Council installed the new off,
GERS through Sovereign Chief John C.
Foster. Remarks we're made by Sover-
eign Sc ccretary-Treasurcr William j.
Armstrong. Charles Mitchell and John
T. Nau.
Pioneer Councils officers we're in
stalled by Deputy Sovereign Chief Will
liam B. Kelly. Remarks we're made by
f. Penning, Albert Wilmington and
Leslie Mclaughlin. A violin solo was
given by Harvey Chown and several Sc
lectionS by the Jonadab Quartet. COM
posed of John Elder, Joseph r. Thorn
burg. Horace Ager and Wilson Garner.
John G. Daley Councils officers were
installed by Past Sovereign Chief James
J. Spillman. Remarks were made by
s re,gn Patriarch John T. Smalley
and Sovereign Guide Charles Mitchell.
Slc' ,ht-of-hand entertainment was
given by Prof. Joseph Peckham and Sc
lections by the Jonadab Orchestra. Ar
rangements have been made for the
Boosters Club smoker April IS.
B. r. o. ELKS.
The initiation ceremonies last We'd
neSday we're conducted by the new ofil-
GERS. with Exalted Ruler Nathan WE'LL
presiding. A class of Is candidates took
their degree They were w. T. Ander-
son. James Callan, Charles F. Dowd,
p r. Ford, Wilson T. Harris. Norman
Kegok. Thomas A. Lane. Jacob Ledcr,
Charles A. Manly. H. William Morgan,
William A. Mulligan. 7. G.. Murphy,
p E. Peterson, F. w. Schneider and
Dick Steve A buffet supper was served
THE MACCABEES.
Mount Vernon Tent met last Monday
evening at Northeast Masonic Temple.
Sir Knight William B. Severe. COM
mander. presiding Thomas E. Bowie
was received into membership. Sir
Knights Everett De Lozier, manager.
and N. j. ShiveS. captain of the base
ball team. reported that diamond No. .,
AnacoStia, had been secured for Sun
days from to pm. and games would
be played there every Sunday. beginning
today The dance scheduled for April
II, under the auspices of Mount Vernon
Tent and Eureka Hive for the benefit
Of the Jewels Of the Macabees. Capitol
Court. was deferred until April 10. at
the Gavel Club, 721 Thirteenth street
northwest.
Members of Mount Vernon Tent are
invited to attend the meeting of Eureka
Hive, Ladies of the Maccaoees, April
nth, at Northeast Masonic Temple,
when special program will be pro-
vided
Capitol Court Jewels of the Macca-
bees met last Saturday at Northeast
Masonic Temple. under the supervision
Of the queen mother. Mrs. Sarah H.
Evening star., 1928-04-15
THE SUNDAY STAR WASHINGTON G. April Is

Severe. Eleven children were initiated
and 10 advanced to the Court of Indus
try.
A number of girls of Capitol Court
had a picnic party Monday on the
Potomac Flats. Anacostia. Egg rolling.
games, tennis and golf, with luncheon,
were on the program.
National Tent and Martha Washing
ton Hive are arranging a dance and
card party to be given at Odd Fellows
Temple, 4l9 Seventh street, April 10.
Refreshments will be served.
An excursion to Marshall Hall will be
given ,Julv al
Evening star., 1928-04-15

| Addresses were delivered by Deputy
state Councillor Charles II. Hid, Past
| Councillor w. M. La Roche, A. NJ. Smith.
and Past Councillor G. w. Hall.
KNIGHTS OF PYTHIAs.
At :. meeting of the ways and means
committee the resignation of the treas
urer. Jacob NusSbaum was accepted
The election of officers was as follows;
| Chairman, William Alexander Kimmel
| thirteenth time); vice chairman, Cleve-
| land Kennicutt; secretary, Frank B.
Crown second timel, and treasurer
Nathaniel b. Wigginton.
The board of directors of the knights
| of p HAS Hall Association at its
Injecting Monday evening decided to dec
orate the lodgerooms on the second
floor of the temple, beginning June 10.
Webster Lodge will confer the Knight
rank Tuesday evening Mr.. Dehn OF
Chicago. H.. and George Tryon OF
r 1,mbull Lodge of New London, Conn,
we're at the last convention OF this
lodge
Amaranth Lodge will hold an infor-
NAL reception and entertainment IN
honor of Past Chancellor A. Lacy En-
brey's election as grand chancellor OF
th> Domain of the District Of Column
bia. THIS will be a stag gathering of
members of the order and their friends.
An entertainment will be given
Hermione Lodge celebrated the six
tieth anniversary Wednesday evening.
Past Grand Chancellor Henry G. Wag-
ner was the principal speaker. Grand
Chancellor A. Lacy Embrey and other
Grand L Ige officers made short ad-
dresses.
:nklin Lodge celebrated its sixty
fourth anniversary Thursday evening
at Pythian Temple. A program was
rendered. The grand chancellor and
other Grad Lodge officers were present.
Friendship Temple. Pythian Sisters,
met April 4. Mrs Carrie Banks preSid-
ing. Mrs. NJ. Coffin will be the chair
man of the altruiStic work for April,
Nav and June. An entertainment will
be given April 25 The drill stan met
at the home of Mrs. c. BatSon Tues
day evening. The next meeting OF the
staff viii be at the home of Mrs.
Brooks. May 8.
WON'EN'S BENEFIT ASSOCIATION.
Victory Review. Mrs. Minnie Dunn,
president. will hold a card party for
the benefit of the new clubhouse fund
tomorrow evening at 8 o'clock at 1926
Massachusetts avenue.
l-lpeItN- union rCNicN, MiA' Aa4iilSii
SafIcll, president, will meet tomorrow
evening at 8 o'clock at 1926 Massachu-
SettS avenue.
Mrs. Minnie Richardson. 413 Colum,
bia road. will entertain the Monday
Lunch Review at luncheon tomorrow at
pm Proceeds from the luncheon
will so to the clubhouse fund. ANY
member who wishes to bring a friend
or who will be unable TO attend the
Mach is requested to notify Mrs.
Richardson.
The Alpha Beta Chi Girls Club will
Evening star., 1928-04-15
DAUGHTERS or AMERICA.

knacostis Council win give a card
party for The benefit Of the Orphans
Home funds following the meeting
"Wednesday evening III rs hall, Four
. tenth and y streets southeast
independent Council viii hold q card
party at S0s street for the benefit of
the Orphans Home funds, April 70 at
. pm.
A. tne last business meeting Of the
Et4tf Council board of officers Il vas
decided ~ hol0 their annual outing
sHd picnic at Chesapeake Beach July
70
Goodwill Council observed It's elev-
entp birthday anniversary Apfii s. fol-
loving tnF close II short business
meeting ~ the Junior order Temple
| The State councillor. Mrs. Elizabeth
/ Shepherd and her offlcisl staff officers
ano National Home treasurer Charles
+ b Miller, associate junior psst ma
/ il1nsi councillor .. Is hopkins. past
councillor Df Virginia, Afs Sophie
Mann snd past national councillor, MIS-
Hattie NJ Miller we're specially invited
/ guests. The following program was
given Vocal solos and fancy dance /,
/ biscktaes skltg by Mfs Taiaon, sccouae
| panied ~ the plano by Mrs. Buckley,
| ofaHlstic Sketches by Lewis Depr0,
| Thomas heff ana Miss Dorothy Dun
mire. readings, Miss Dorothy Dun.
mIei vocal solos and readings, Mrs..
Gibson, accompanied at the piano by
Ms Kirt Birthday greetings were ex-
tended the celebrating council By the
Slate eoyncllor. Mrs Elizabeth Ehep
herd, snd ps6t state councillor. Mrs
Mamie G howell Refreshments were
1 heFEeG
Kenmore Council met Apfil 9 al the
Junior Order Temple Mfk Clsada y
"A haEnA. tAs ecainealos, EgskidA1s - 1Aasi
Evening star., 1928-04-15

Spring outing to be held May 6, either
at Benedict. Md, or at Kismet Council
Lodge, Cabin John. Md Regent r. g.
KlOtz presided with G. r. Cotton acting
orator. Old-timers. r. r. Cogan and
J. w. Berkeley charter members of the
council. we're present. Short addresses
we're made by Past Grand Regent Jo-
Seph F. Brashears. Grand Sentry J. T.
Whalen, Edward l.. Sickels. Willard NJ
Oliver and George G. Updegraff.
Capital Council met April ) under the
leadership of Regent H. Wellthall.
There will be a meeting of District
Council, Loyal Ladies of the Royal
Arcanum, tomorrow at Woodman Hall.
"a Grant place. Regent Miss Dorothy
Alberger will preside and the guest and
speaker for the evening will be Grand
Regent l. S. Childs.
At the meeting of MuniciuaI Council
last Monday Sitting Past Grand Regent
Warren NJ. Schoonmaker was guest.
Regent w. G. Grigsby presided. Grand
Secretary Stephen II. Takes and Grand
Chaplain w. F. Drown addressed the
council.
KNIGHTS OF COLUMBUS
Washington Council last Tuesday
night received 40 members in the first
degree. exemplified by the officers of
INC council. Next Friday night the class
VIII receive the second degree, while
April % the honors of the third degree
VIII be conferred The annual anniver-
sary banquet will be held the evening
OF April %, at the New Willard Hotel,
Ladtes' night In conjunction with the
anniversary win be held April "a. at the
MayfoWer Hotel Anniversary night
VIII be celebrated with a general meet
ing OF the membership In the Knights
OF Columbus Home. April 25.
The annual communion memorial
mass will be held in st. Matthews
church April %, followed by a break
fast at the Mayfower Hotel
MODERN WOODMEN OF AMERICA.
Georgetown Camp will hold its an
nual minstrel show and dance next
Thursday at the Immaculate Concep-
ton Hall. Eighth and " streets. at
8:l5 pm, under the direction of Ed
ward w. Howard, chairman, and John
A. Trunnell. stage director. Dansing
will be held after the show. Refresh
ments will be served.
Evening star., 1928-04-15
CATHOLIC DAUGHTERS OF
AMERICA.

The local court was assisted by Court
Forest Glen OF Forest Glen, Md, at the
initiation of q class of candidates at
the Willard Hotel Easter Sunday Mes
sages and greetings from Most Rev.
Michael J. Cluley, Archbishop of Balti-
more; Right Rev. William j. Hafey,
Bishop Of Raleigh; Mgr. George Leach,
secretary TO the apostolic delegate;
Senator David l. Walsh and Reprcsen-
tative Mary Norton we're received and
read at the banquet which followed the
initiation.
The speakers we're Right Rev John
Mcnamara auxiliary archbishop Of
Baltimore diocese; Rev. Francis p. Ly-
ons, Rev. Francis x. Cavanaugh. chap
lain of Court District Of Columbia, No,
212: Rev F. j. Hurney, chaplain Catho-
lie Actors Guild: DIR. Glare Dengel of
The India Medical Missions; Miss May
Clifford, Junior director of Catholic
Daughters of America: Charles Darr.
State deputy. knights Of Columbus, and
Miss Mary c. Duffy. supreme regent OF
national organization OF Catholic
Daughters of America Miss Mary C..
Boland, grand regent OF Court No. 2l2,
presided.
A musical program was given under
direction of Miss Margaret Brcen.
AhC - eAii'A''S ~A"N "iA >. p
mier performance at the social meeting
April H.
The degree team will assist at an ini-
tiation in Forest Glen April 90
The weekly dances. which were dis
continued during Lent, were resumed
April l3.
During the past week many guests
we're entertained at the Catholic Daugh-
ters of America Home. including gradu-
ating classes from colleges in Rich
mond. Va: Wilmington. Del: national
officers from Newark, N. j.; New York,
N Y, and Catholic Daughters from
Buffalo N. y.
Arrangements are completed for a
card party and dance at the Willard
Hotel May 4.
ROYAL ARCANUM
Evening star., 1928-04-15
ROYAL ARCANUM.

At the meeting of Kismet Council
Wednesday l. S. ChildS, grand regent,
was speaker of the evening. Edward l..
Sickels Willard NJ. Oliver and George
G. Updegraff we're elected TO member
ship. The degree was conferred. Ar
rangements were made for the annual
Evening star., 1928-04-15
FRATERNITIES

ing: Mrs. Lorena Arendes. Mrs Mil
Cired E, Luehrs and Mrs, Marie Berge.
Mu Chi the girls club. met last Tues
day at the home Of Mrs Mae Selby.
The auxiliary home board will hold a
card party at oysters Auditorium,
Twenty-sixth street and PENNSYLVANIA
avenue. April "a at s pm, The enter
tainnent of the meeting April 20 will
be in charge of the appointed officers
Matron Louise f. Kreglow of Joseph
H. MilanS Lodge Chapter announces the
meeting April l9 will be Joseph II, Mi
lans night, with the officers and past
masters OF Joseph II. MilanS Lodge and
their friends as guests OF honor. A pro-
gram and refreshments will follow the
meeting. The auxiliary home board
viii meet April 26 at the home of Mrs
Ethel Fowler The ways and means
committee will hold card party April
II at the home of Past Matron Ode
koven, 1885 Fairmont street.
Evening star., 1928-04-15

hsarths Chspter conferred the de.
E1ees ~ ttzs last n2seting oa tbs tclacw-
Evening star., 1928-04-15

At Masonic and Eastern Star Home,
Warren G. Harding Chapter will have
charge of the religious services today AT
8 pm, with MIR. Archie w. Davis pre-
siding Autos Will meet the Georgia
avenue cars at RittenhouSe street untll
S:45 O'Clock
Evening star., 1928-04-15

meet Wednesday evening at 8 o'clock
at 219-220 McGill Building.
Mrs. Matte Ewald, 1874 Harvard
street, will give 500 and bridge party
at her home Thursday evening for the
benefit of the clubhouse fund.
Evening star., 1928-04-15

Addresses were delivered by Deputy
state Councillor Charles H. Hid, Past
Councillor w. NJ. La Roche, A. NJ. Smith,
and Past Councillor G. w. Hall.
Evening star., 1928-04-15

The Maifo3@ snd Patrons Asa0ciallen
81 1928 aDhbsinek cara party ~ Be
llf4d at ne Burlington Hotel hpfjl 10 ~
pm h3bD = L43nmaRe sale April 70
eno - 81 20i4 Seventh street.
Seward daily gateway., 1928-10-06

Have your films develop ed and printed at Sylvia's.
Seward daily gateway., 1928-10-06
Animal Louer Offers To Subnait Herself
 Viuiisection ests

COPENHAGEN, Oct. 5, P-An opportunity for a vivisection test nn human being was offered here by woman who termed herself "evn animal lover".
 Madame Agnes Schmitts inserted the following advertisement in a Danish weekly medical review, [" A brave woman offers herself, on certain conditions, for such eXperi- ments as can be of use to humanity and which are usually carried out only on animals
 In an interiveW Madame ,5chmitts declared dual purpose in her offer, inaSmuch as she wished to serve science and at the same time protect animals.
Seward daily gateway., 1928-10-06
Bunion Derby Champ
 Gets Muscle Bound

TULSA, Okla, Oct. 5, Ao)-Injur- les suffered in training by Andy Payne, winner of the cross country Bunlon Derby, last summer has caused the postponement until Oct ober 11th the marathon race scheduled here between Payne and Fl Duafl, Algerian 1928 marathon winner One of Payne's legs has been muscle bound and he has ex- perienced chills.