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The Daily Alaska empire., 1928-03-15
COLLEGE SPIRIT IN PRIZE RING
 1IM OF ILLINOIS BOXING HEAD

CHICAG0-7A course of training and supervision for young box CTS teaching them all the ideals and principles of the college-bred athlete except the yell. is the aim of Paul prehn, new chairman of the Illinois state athletic commis- sion. Such program has been outlined by Prehn as the commis- sion's new policy.
 Prehn is college man himself and coaches boxing and wrestling al the University of Illinois. While never graduated from college he went three years before leaving to rustic for living.
 Prehn says the Illinois commis sion is going to make it a policy to counsel aspiring box fighters and to discourage greedy and un- scrupulous managers who have no interest other than financial ill the lads they pilot.
 ''Tf boxing is to grow and grow respectable, il will be through the clean high-elass youngsters it is able to attract and to hold" said prehn.
 The lllino.s commission, Prehn declares, will be a father to the youngsters who would pursue ring career. Expert physical ad vice will be given them, and they are asked to consult the commis sion's experts before signing agreements or contracts with managers, clubs, etc.
 We want to give these young sters a list of our most capable managers, who will really look after the best interests of their boys," he said.
 Boys wanting to become box CTS now have the example of Gene Tunney to look up to-
The Daily Alaska empire., 1928-03-15
TALK OF HEAVY BOXERS IS BACK
 AGAIN TO JACK

NEW YORK March 15-Talk of drafting Jack Dempsey back as challenger for Champion Gene Tunney was revived today with a declaration from Tex Riekard that his current heavyweight can didates thus far have failed to measure up to championship quai- ity.
 Although Tom Heeney gained a verdict over Jack Delaney in the first section of Richards double elimination bill. the Madison Square Garden promoter said the victory was not sufficiently inn pressive to hand Heeney the role of challenger.
 As Dempsey is slated to come east for legal tussle with Jack Kearns, his former manager, early next month, Rickard stated he would try to induce the Manas- sa mauler to return to the ring.
 While reports were circulated that Dempsey would engage in light training at Orangeburg. N. Y, the former champion at his residence in Los Angeles, denied he contemplated any workouts. Dempsey said he planned a trip to Orangeburg only to visit friends.
 Naw pooIe for Eactar Suite
The Daily Alaska empire., 1928-03-15
NOTICE

am pleased to state to my customers that through the court esy of the management of George Brothers, Quality Store, you may leave orders or pay bills due me
 adv. D. B. TRIMMER, Phone IA.
The Daily Alaska empire., 1928-03-15

Dempsey to appear in an exhibit lion bout with Armand Emanuel.
The Daily Alaska empire., 1928-03-15
MaldeU apd M'Ldrnin
 Hare Signed for Mdtch

of Madison Square Garden. Both fighters have signed Richards contract to fight May IF at the Polo Grounds.
 The contract awards Mandell 371a per cent of the gate receipts and McLarnin 121a percent. RicS ard believes the match will draw about $200,000.
The Daily Alaska empire., 1928-03-15

Fada Radio Sets ana accessor- ies. Columbia Monographs and records. Radio Electric Co.,, Mar tin Lynch. Phone 429. adv
The Daily Alaska empire., 1928-03-15
No Sheik Moutaches
 On Louisville Police

LOUISVILLE, Ky, March 15- The abbreviated moustache is be yond the pale in Louisville police circles.
 "The toothbrush, four hairs to each side, variety of upper lir adornment, usually affected by al legged sheiks with three-inch side burns, is taboo among applicants for service in the police depart ment," says an edict from Major James B. Younger, in charge of the police school
 "They may as well take those things off before coming here to try to be policemen. Why, they'll be asking me, if they can't patrol beats without wearing hats,'
The Daily Alaska empire., 1928-03-15
MONSTER BOXING
 SHOW IS PLANNED

SAN FRANCISCO. Cal, March 15-Commissioner Truang, Chair man of the State Athletic Com mission. has initiated a movement for monster benefit boxing show for the flood victims. Ace Hul- kins and Young Corbett have agreed to appear and an attempt may be made to persuade Jack
The Daily Alaska empire., 1928-03-15

New goods for Easter Suits have arrived. F. WOLLAND. adv
The Daily Alaska empire., 1928-03-15

NEW YORK, March 15-Tlie battle between Rickard and Mui- len for the right to stage the lightweight championship match between Sammy Mandell. title holder, and Jimmy McLarnin. Pa cific Coast sensation. has ended in complete victory for the Czar
The Daily Alaska empire., 1928-03-15
OLYMPIC VISITORS SURE
 OF ADEQUATE HOUSING

AMSTERDAM, Holland. March 15-Visiters to the Olympic games here this summer, even those who come without previous reser- vations, will have no difficulty finding accommodation it is an nounced by H. D. van Dellen, chairman of the housing com mittee.
 Amsterdam hotels already are fully booked, but since the com mittee recently opened register
The Daily Alaska empire., 1928-03-15
AT THE HOTELS
Gastineau

Mrs. Charles " Rudolph. city; Fred T. Beyer, Spokane, J. P Morgan, city; Anna Nordblad; Gust Nordblad; Sam Jukich, city; Mrs. A. c. Morse, city; Mrs. Rob. ert Fraser, Douglas; William Field, Cordoya; l.. NJ Carrigan.
 Alaskan
 Harry Raymond, Warm Springs Bay; Ralph Hansen, Warm Springs Bay: K. o. Johnson, Hainas.
 Zynda
 John Baker, Sitka.
The Daily Alaska empire., 1928-03-15
ART NEWTON IS LEADINC C
 IN MARATHON

PEACH SPRINGS, Ariz., Marc1 15-Arthur Newton won the elev- enth lap of the marathon when he paced the 51 7-10 miles in seven hours and 50 minutes. Win ming of the lap materially increas ed the Al year old speedsters s lead. In elapsed time since he left Los Angeles, Newton has won first place six in eleven legs to date.
The Daily Alaska empire., 1928-03-15

New shipment of latest port able photographs, special price, S17.50. Also Red Seal and Vie tor orthophonic. popular and Scandinavian records. Anderson Music Shoppe. adv
Evening star., 1928-05-28
A. c.. RAWLINGS DENIES
DRIVING RECKLESSLY
When Arrested Declares His Car
Was Stolen the Day 1t Fig
ured I'm Accident.

ured in Accident.
Charged with reckless driving ut DE-
fense and Crane Highways, Anne Arun-
del County, Nd. the afternoon Of May
s. Albert Charles Rawlings, - years
old, Of S2s Sixth street southeast, was
arrested yesterday by Detectives Henry
M. Jett and Eugene Davis and sur
rendered to the Maryland authorities.
He denied the charge and went to
Maryland willingly. declaring that his
car, which figured In an accident, had
been stolen the day the accident hap
pened.
According to report Of the Mary
land police, Rawlings car coIltded with
the car OF q. r Foeil, lOe wilkins
street, Baltimore, the latter car over
turning. Accompanying FoeIl at the
time Of the accident were his two SONS.
William and Edward FoeN, and two
Baltimore friends, Gilbert Ashby, Il20
A$nnurtOn street, and William Eber-
hardt, 2S7s West Kinsey street
None OF the i've occupants Of the
overturned car was seriously injured
The driver OF the Rawlings car left the
scene Of the accident without disclosing
his identity, and about 9 o'clock that
night Rawlings reported to the local
police that his car had been stolen.
Rawlings was taken to Glenburnie
yesterday, the warrant for his arrest
having been issued by Judge Albert n.
Dogge, r., OF that place.
Evening star., 1928-05-28
MEMORIAL SERVICE HELD
FOR MARTIN B. MADDEN
Eulogies for Late Representative
Delivered In Lane Colored
M. E. Church.

Memorial service for the late Repre-
sentative Martin d. Madden Of Illinois
were conducted at the Lane Colored
Methodist Episcopal Church, Fourteenth
and C streets northeast. yesterday.
Mrs. Madden and Mrs. Paul Hender-
son, daughter Of the decreased, attend
ed, accompanied by J. Gilbert Nettleton.
who was for many years AGr. Madden'S
confidential secretary. The Rev. Henry
e. Harris, pastor, was ln charge. The
services were arranged by Prince Robin
son, for many years In the Capitol
barber shop and D protege Of Mr.. Mad
den.
Eulogies Of Mr.. Madden as man and
statesman were delivered by Represent
ative Harold KnutSon Of Minnesota,
Representative Joseph W. Byrns Of
Tennessee, Representative Frank Muir
ply OF Ohio, Representative Carl Chind-
bloom OF Illinois and Representative
Elliott w. Sproul Of Illinois, long g-time
pal" of the deceased
Prince Robinson sang some Of Mr..
Madden,s fayorite musical selections.
Evening star., 1928-05-28
SOCIETY
Secretary of State and Mrs. Kellogg En-
tertained at Dinner Tonight by As
sistant Secretary White. !:

and Hawthorn Hill. Lancaster, Mass,
to Mr.. Elbridge Gerry Greene of the
diplomatic service. Since the engage
ment was announced Mr.. Greene has
been transferred to the American EN-
baSsy at Vienna, where he win take his
bride
Mr.. Greene. who is the son Of Mr..
and Mrs. William Batchelder Greene,
has been In the diplomatic service since
1914. having had posts in London,
Evening star., 1928-05-28

$50 voices, the stage at the auditorium
has been built UP In rising tiers Of seats
In such way as to insure that the full
volume OF sound will reach the audience.
The wide interest in this 'ali Wash
ington" production Is evidenced by the
diversified groups who are sponsoring
It, Prominent clergymen, musical or
Eanixations, civic groups and society at
large win be represented In the audi
ence. The British Ambassador has taken
a box in which he viii entertain mem
bers of the embassy stan. The Bishop
of Washington and Mrs, James e. Free
man are entertaining group Of friends,
also Bishop and MRS. William r. NC
Dowell Mrs. c. c. Calhoun will have
three guests in her box, and Mrs. George
D. Hope win have as her guests Gen.
and Mrs. Lejeune, Mrs. Edwin Gregory
and Gen. william Horton.
4" Fifty boys from Walter Reed and q
like number from the Naval Hospital
viii be the guests of Albert w. Harmed.
the director.
Evening star., 1928-05-28
An limitation

to the colorful and dynamic
exhibition of the students
work at the National School
of Fine and Applied Art.
Felix Mahony Art School,"
l747 Rhode Island Avenue,
Conn. Ave. and M, Sunday,
May n, to Sunday, June 3, in
elusive, from 10 am. to 10 pm.
Evening star., 1928-05-28

the year and fitting one with which
to conclude a brilliant season.
To accommodate the large chorus Of
Evening star., 1928-05-28

N. Y. are in washington and are stay
ing at the Carlton for few days.
Mr.. and Mrs. w. J. Moran are at the
Carlton for a short stay on their way
to their New York home after spending
several weeks at the Greenbrierp White
Sulphur Springs, w. Va.
MIR. George v. Blankeney of Wash
inEton announces the engagement of
his daughter Marion to Mr.. c.. Elliott
Barb of Roselle, N. j., and Phfladel-
phia. No date is announced for the
wedding. Miss Blankeney is connected
with the Elizabeth General Hospital
Elizabeth, N. j.
Mrs. Bessie Breuggeman entertained
informally at dinner Saturday evening
at the willard.
Under the distinguished patronage Of
official, diplomatic and social Washing
ton. the National Oratorio Association
viii present at the Washington. Audito-
rum tonight Gounod's best known ora
torio, The Redemption" This produc-
ton viii be the final musical, event of
Evening star., 1928-05-28

Paris, Peking. Budapest. Caracas, Vene-
zueia, Rurnania, Bulgaria Panama and
Siam. He is q member of the Metro
poiitan, Racquet and Chevy Chase
Clubs. Washington; Somerset Club Of
Boston. Union and Harvard Clubs, New
YORK; st. James Club. London, and the
Travellers Club OF Paris. He was grad
uated from Harvard IN 1911.
Hiss Thayer is member OF the VIM
cent Club Of Boston and at one time
was president and is now q member Of
the Junior League Club.
Miss Thayer's New York relatives In
caude Mrs. Truman Lawrence Saunders.
Mrs. Eoodfsue Livingston and Mr.. Fi-
gene Van Rensselaer, T7aayer.
Evening star., 1928-05-28

.HE Secretary of State and Mrs
Kellogg, will. be the guests In
whose honor the Assistant Sec
A retary OF State and Mrs Fran
els White viii entertain at din
,,er fh,is euayafy1r
Evening star., 1928-05-28

Ger. " W. Es1eygaay arrived 10
NaSalnggyn w1sy from kIis hogle IN
pfcA&LfsDs4& k&sd Il ~ me Willard,
Hf.fke ~ VII SAEas1g seyeFsl 1ayE.
Evening star., 1928-05-28

WsShB.gton e1eAs9y IL Interested lr
tks recent announcement ~ toe en-
E&gemeg9t ~ Lksbs Ruth IksyeF. cGuga-
.er u NYE. EaEar1 TnAxer u Eszslla
Evening star., 1928-05-28
THE EVENING STAR WASHINGTON D c. MONDAY NAY 1928

apartment At the Grace Dodge Hotel
for an indefinite stay. ,.
Mrs. Frank H. Lockwood has returned
from Nashville, Tenn, and has opened
her house at 1859 AShmead place.
Mr.. and Mrs. Il. II. Brannar Of De-
catur. Ill, are spending the week ut the
Grace Dodge Hotel.
Evening star., 1928-05-28

Mrs Water r. GssggE, wife " EeE-
Sser C9orss - kSsoEgA, vii ~ nls
faogsoT gsAess ~ i2gcie1a T'saUTsd&y u
1fE, axs6 KTg WIbgA !. LzSmA,egt
Evening star., 1928-05-28
Maj. and Mrs. Radford
Guests at Dinner Party.


| Mr.. and Mrs. Francois Z. Matthes
entertained O dinner company at their
home Saturday evening In honor Oi
Mai. and Mrs Robert A. RAdford. Other
guests were Mr.. S. Kearny Redford
Mime. de Meissner, Mr. and Mrs Horace
| G.. Torbert, Maj. and MRS. Randolph
Coyle. Maj. and Mrs. Radford were
| married In New York on Tuesday last
and spent the week end in Washington
prior to their early departure for Tur-
key, where Mai. Radford wiz take UP
Immediately his duties as chief engineer
of the railroad which MouStapha Kemai
PaSha is proposing to build across the
Turkish Empire, from Angora to ErDe-
rum. Mrs Radford before her marriage
| was Miss Rebecca Ord of San Diego,
Calf.
Miss r. C. Rutledge, Mrs. J. M.
| Campbell and Miss T. E. Bennett OF
New Zealand, are at the Grace Dodge
Hotel for an extended stay.
Mr.: and Mrs. William B. West have
closed their apartment on Eighteenth
street and are in their Summer home,
Westlake, at Narragansett Pier, until
october.
Mrs. James Crawford and daughter
were guests over the week end at the
Willard, where they arrived Saturday
from their home in Norwich, Conn.
Mrs. George Campbell has taken an
Evening star., 1928-05-28

Mr.. and Mrs. John Williams Of High
Point, n. C., who notored from their
home to spend several days IN Wash
ngton, are At the Carlton
Mr. and Nrs. r. j. Mckee Of Yonkerx.
Evening star., 1928-05-28

The cnief of stan. e. s. A., and Mrs.
EunameTeM VII BE- The gnextS in whose
honor Brig. Gen. William Z. Horton
VIII entertain at dEnner tomorrow
evening.
Evening star., 1928-05-28

The counselor of the German en-
bsssy. Or. o. G. Kiep. viii sail Saturday
On the 8. q. New York for Paris, where
be viii JON Nine Kiep for q several
weeks ytEtE 70 their home "a Germany
They vii return about July Is and wiz
90 at once 70 the Summer embassy.
which VII be established again this
year at Manchester. Mass Or. and
Mme. KEEP VIII again make their home
a. The Wsrdmzn Park Hotel upon Their
return In the Pail.
Evening star., 1928-05-28

Representative Lester Hill Of Alabama
entertained four dinner guests last eve
ring at the Willard.
Evening star., 1928-05-28

Representative and Mrx- Maurice Il
Thatcher entertained q luncheon party
~ the Capitol today In honor Of Mrs
EorEce IL TowneT, wife OF the Governor
Of Porto Rico. Their other guests we're
Admiral and Mrx, Charles Mcvey, Dr.
and Mrs. Claude c. Pierce, Capt. and
Mrs e NJ Benitezei and hrs. Bruno.
Evening star., 1928-05-28

LgE. Cforge Eow1e Cn1pEnsn ls aall-
a1g % tkas CgypsDsc Jsre 8 ~ Soan feg
g1as Af. M0gF1s EgNae EnlpAazE. VINO ss
@s<g&xc ard B1ls e. Esth hinn 70 Eyian-
Asg~E&aEs N remain gggtE 1Sr CbiprnAn
sy3gas rseEa ptse ngst paFg % July, a1
w5gses time fkey viii tSs1e 9 rngtog tF1g
GsgEo9gg Germany zys1 E0s1gsz
Evening star., 1928-05-28

Representative and Mrs Henry Riggs
Rsthbone. who have passed the Winter
at the Wardmzn Park Hotel. win leave
tomorrow for their home In Chicago,
where they viii spend the Summer.
Evening star., 1928-05-28

N, Y. are in washington and are stay
ing at the Carlton for a few days :
Evening star., 1928-05-28

The Minister Of Egypt and Nine.
Samy have returned TO washington
after spending few days IN New York.
Mrs. Fent0n Bradford. who accom-
panied them to New York, is again in
her apartment at Wardn1an Park Hotel
Evening star., 1928-05-28

We solve your Parking Prob
lem while shopping here by
taking charge Of your car.
Evening star., 1928-05-28

Ass. william Augustine EczIly, accom-
panied by her two children, w1lI SAT-
FTa0ay ca the =. 8. Dulles Tor Italy and
N1A not return 70 Washington Until
September.
Evening star., 1928-05-28

NEE. David L Blair s,su 20 b Kew
Yo<k tcm0ETU-g % meet her son. Nr.
BzFnets Douglas. who is arriving on
the Frzne0nEa On Tnsgxsday. haysng
completed q round the world cY1Itse
krg. Blair witt Be accompanied oy Mr,
Douglass On her return TO her Spart-
naent At the War6man Park Hotel
Friday. Afr. Blair left yesterday for an
inspection trip of the Federal Offices
un1eT his Jurisdiction as commissioner
q internal revenue, which win take
Ein u the West Coast.
Evening star., 1928-05-28
k0OEne- Ellis Wedding
Cards for June IG Out.

The former EecrsGsFy Of stats. Mr.
EazgisS EyaK8 Hughes. and Coua1F
Richard Byrd viii ~ tsH hoglor guests
Saturday eTezana ~ iyaffet supper In
Rev Eork u bfKs. Hy&1t. wife 81 C0k
Prank 4 Ey&sg, yAce president u the
EernsyIY&oiS Military College.
Evening star., 1928-05-28

Mrs. George Campbell has taken an
Evening star., 1928-05-28

MFE. Robert Love gaysoE has closed
heE apartment ~ Etonelesgh Court ard
haS gone 70 Bristol, Tenn, for the
Imperial Valley press., 1928-05-09
HARRIGAN'S REPORT STATES
CANTALOUPE VINES THRIFTY

10 sacks sudan grass seed, Q sacks
watermelon seed, 26 pounds sour or.
ange seed, sack milo maize, II
cotton samples, car cotton bag
ging.
One truckload of oranges infested
Will, scale were refused admittance
into the county.
Forty ornamental plants infested
with mcalybug and scale were re-
,jcctcd.
Eighty five scale infested tango
rine trees were resin washed.
Five thousand one hundred and
eighty five grapefruit trees infested
with scale were resin washed. 700
valley trees were sprayed with mis-
ciblc oil for the eradication of Soft
Brown Scale.
Sixty seven truckloads of oranges
were inspected and admitted. 112
truckloads of mixed fruit and vege-
tables were inspecte dand passed. 5
cars of bananas, 5 cars of mixed
vegetables were also passed.
outgoing shipments
Twelve ears peas, 9 ears mixed
vegetables, l3 ears cabbage, . cars
lettuce, 81 ears carrots, $40 cars to
matocs, 503 ears squash, ears of
grapefruit, cars greens, 500 Gu
cumbcrS, 80 cars asparagus.
Three platform scales were tested
and sealed, ! platform scale was
sealed after correction; wagon
scales were tested and sealed; 10
gasoline pumps were sealed after
corrections; / wagon scales were
sealed after correction; l wagon
scale out of order; 2 hopper scales
were tested and sealed; l grease gun
was tested and sealed; 4 counter
scales were tested and sealed; .
computing scales were tested and
sealed; l set of wall scales was
tested and sealed; 365 ranches were
visited in the interest of noxious
weed control; % ranches were visit
ed in the interest of pest control;
5 nurseries were inspected in the
Imperial Valley press., 1928-05-09

vas in Imperial on business today.
Mrs. j. K. Kinniard motored to
San Diego Saturday where she
spent the week end visiting her
daughter who is attending CONNER
oial college these Mrs. kinniard
lad as motor guests Mrs. r. f..
Boyd, Mrs. Bolton, and Mrs. j..
Bloomston
Mr.. and Mrs. A. Gullick were
among those who visited the Holt
Vile Plunge Sunday afternoon.
Mrs. w. l.. Townsend of Hemct
was business visitor in Imperial
over the week end.
Mrs. j. Mcpherson of this city is
confined in hospital at San Ber-
nardino AS the result of an auto
mobile accident which occurred
Sunday as she and Mr.. Mcpherson
were leaving San Rernardino. Her
injuries which were reported as SER
iuos include severe decorations of
tie scalp and it is believed that her
skull may be fractured. The Nc
fhersons motorcd to San Bernardino
Saturday to be with relatives who
were injured in an auto wreck
recently and were returning home
when the car in which they were
riding was struck by another auto
mobile. Mr.. Mcpherson returned to-
day to resume his duties as watch
nan for the Pacific Land and
Cattle Company.
Mrs. &. II. Hall is spending the
Imperial Valley press., 1928-05-09

Cantaloupe vines are unusually
thrifty looking this season, accord
ing 10 the monthly report or B. A..
liarrigan, horticultural commissions
cr. 1.-THE second and third set mel
ons are particularly heavy and it
is estimated that the number of cars
will equal that Of last year. Harri-
gan $ report states.
Other items of agricultural inter
est, as well as the general monthly
report of shipments in and out of
the county, handled through the
horticultural commissioner office,
arr included in the following report
which was submitted To the board
Of supervisors this week:
Am infcstation of soft brown
scale, which was probably introduce
ed through an importation of citrus
hudwood, was recently discovered in
a local nursery. At the present time
the trees have all been inspected
and are being sprayed with misciblc
oil. In the future it will bc ncces-
Sary to defoliate, and scrub with
resin wash, all imported trees plant
ed in the valley, in order to pro-
tcct this locality from scale.
81. $. Casey, chief of the divis-
ion Of weights and measures, and
his assistant, j. 4. Wylic, made u
trip of inspection to the valley dur
ing the month. They reported ev-
erything to be in excellent condi-
tion. A total of 1900 valley
grown grapefruit trees were planted
in the valley this season.
Goods inspected and admitted into
Imperial county during the month
include: i -
Twenty three thousand, two thirty
nine grapefruit trees, $3.50 citrus
trees, 1,5lS tangerine trees, lS9 Va
lcncia orange trees, 5 fig trees, l
prune tree, almond trees, l banana
tree, ! pear tree, 10 deciduous trees,
225 palm trees, ZIP ornamental
shrubs, 2l2 rose bushes, 400 Lily of
the Valley bulbs, II ferns, 16 chrys-
anthemums, 2,542 grape vines, l
hydrangas. II rose cuttings, 600 ear
nation plants, 10 eucalyptus trees,
40 bougamvillca plants, l05 acacia
trees, s house plants, 100 artichokc
plants, 10 blackberry plants, , ar
horvitac plants, 400 oleander plants,
l00s strawberry plants, . crepe
myrtle plants, 6 geraniums, II be-
gonias, $500 asparagus roots
golden privet plants, II lantana
plants, . sacks honey ball seed, 3
sacks alfalfa seed, sacks canta-
loupe seed, coo sacks cotton seed,
Imperial Valley press., 1928-05-09

week as guest of her cousin in
Banning.
Mrs. Phil Hoffman returned this
morning from the FL Centro hospital
where she underwent an operation
= week ago.
Mr.. and Mrs. Guy Canady were
guests of Mr.. and Mrs. Ralph Aimon
at the AimOn home in Calexico VI on
day evening.
The Junior Glass of the local
high school entertained the Seniors
al the annual Junior-Senior banquet
at the Planters Hotel at Brawley
Saturday evening. Alfred Swinney
Junior Class president, extended a
cordial welcome to the Seniors.
Hubert House, president of the
Scnior Glass, responded. Miss Helen
Oakley and Mrs Lillian Jenkins
delighted the guests with piano
solos. Mrs. VI. B. Hockenberry in
her usual charming manner enter
tanned the group with vocal solos.
Mr.. Frank lrland has returned
after spending a two weeks va"n-
tion ut Sacramento, California. MI
lrland was accompanied by his wI1t
and baby who will remain in Sacra-
nento Valley for the summer.
The first big shipments of cher,
ries are leaving Placer county and
the crop prospects are better than
those of last year.
Imperial Valley press., 1928-05-09
ACTION ON RATE PLEA
by United Press Leased Wire

LOS ANGELES, May City
council S recent resolution asking
Governor Young to intercede and
persuade the state railroad commits
son to hold a rehearing in the
Pacific Electric rate change has
teen turned over to the railroad
commission, according to word re-
ceived here.
Imperial Valley press., 1928-05-09
FLY-TOX REDUCES
CHANCE OF
INFECTION

Flies faint everything they todch
Spreading disease germs from
sPutum and discharges of sick peo-
Pile. Fly-Tox kills mosquitoes, moths.
roaches as well as flies. Fly-Tox
was developed at Mellon Institute
Of Industrial Research by Rex Re-
narch Fellowship.