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WISCONSIN And
PURDUE IN TIE


Lafayette, Ind, Oct. 22.-(AP)-
Purdue and Wisconsin, before q
hOuaocCniing crowd Of 5000 battled
Saturday to = 10 to 10 tie.
After . brilliant start which re-
sulted IN two Purdue touchdowns IN
The first few minutes Of play, Wis
conSin braced and came back with
N attack IN ~ , second period that
Melted two touchdowns and tied the
Scoro.
II third period was battle
royal with each team scoring =
tnneh down and kicking for thu point
alkes toAehdown e keep ~ score
81 lefth teana was abs to score
4laal period.
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Dvorak for McGrath, Sullivan for
Gorder. st. Thomas-Carl for Stein
back, Pates for Ryar, Mullen for
johnson, McPartlin for Hoy, James
gor Hamm, Tracy for Anti, Morgan
for Bittner, Harrington for Webb.
fremont for Morgan, johnson for
Mullen, Hoy for McPartlin, Hamm
for James. !.
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North Dakota 800. 6 6 0 6-18
St. Thomas ....... 0 o O. O
Subs: North -Bassett for
Peschel. DeSautel for Blair, Gorder
for Sullivan, Peschel for Pariseau,
Blakeslee for Hermes, Hanson for
May, Skaret for Barney, Hay for
Babcock, Williams for Ordahl. Nc
Grath for Moe, Smith for Peschel,
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II 1924 BY defeating Michigan. IS 800 s ~ - up0ss
he's developed nice Players Among them
a1onferenc
rs 26; Kutsch, awestern tkle N
His team this fall mystery 81 tie conference
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Officials: Referee, Bob Thompson.
Minneapolis; umpire, Frank Hender-
son. Minneapolis; head linesman.
Colin Mcdonald, Minneapolis.
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, Iowa City, ia Oct 22Ihe third chosen to lead an
vous captains in 1896 and 1926 respectively ~ c pre-
Brown started tho o
and rates OF the best HEIDI
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THEY HAVE PLENTY BEEF
Stanford's football squad of 40
men average $50 pounds to the man,
the total weight being 8sO8 pounds
this wear.
Imperial Valley press., 1928-09-12
SPORT NEWS
All-Star Series
Starts Off With
Lots OF Action

While the baseball battle at Will
son Field last night, the first of a
series of allstar games, was most
erratic struggle it had lot of in
teresting moments and resulted in
Schanz s all-star outfit registering
a 16 to 10 victory over the Patter-
son aggregation.
The winners played good baseball
behind Palmer's excellent hurting in
all save one inning. In that frame
the sixth, they made six of their
eight errors and the Patterson boys
got four of their eight hits. The
combination of hits and errors re.
suited in nine runs but the Schanz
aggregation had already collected
Is to keep in front.
Evans started for the losers but
was quite wild and this together
with loose fielding at critical NOM
ents gave the winners head start.
Fleming entered the game in the
fifth and for three innings held the
winners scorelesS and hitlcss but III
the ninth they registered three runs
on as many hits.
After the disastrous sixth only
one runner reached first base for
the losers. That WAS Margquard,
the first man up in the seventh who
COINED the initial sack on an error.
Humphrics fielding was the big
feature of the game.
II is expected that a much better
gam" vii lrcsult when the teams
clash tonight, 'ac boys having had
the advantage of playing one game
together. It is expected that Cor
rclius will do the hcaving for the
Patterson team tonight while South
worth will start for the Schanz
crow with Bccchy on deck.
The score of last night 5 contcsi:
Imperial Valley press., 1928-09-12
WATCHING THE
SCOREDOARD
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Yesterday Hero Babe Ruth,
New York Yankee outficldcr, whose
fortv-ninth home run Of the season
with Lou Gehrig on bas" in the
eighth inning, gave the Yankees
> to victory over the Philadelphia
Athletics.
The New York Giants advanced
to within two and onc-half games OF.
the -. Louis Cardinals by winning
= doublc-hcadcr from the Boston
Braves i to 6 and ito q.
Pittsburgh closed its season in
Chicago by taking a 9 to ; defeat
ut the hands of the Chicago Cubs.
\ double play completed in the
eighth inning in the game between
the Cincinnati Reds and the st.
Louis Cardinals raised the total for
the Reds Tor the season to l75 and
broke the national league double
play record made by the Chicago
Cubs in 1926.
This did not prevent the Cardin-
ais from winning the game g to'3
loTeVer.
The brooklyn Robins and the
Philadelphia PAilia5 split their
second double-hcadcr in two days.
The Robins won the first : to >
and the Phillics won the second +
30 ).
The 81. Louis Browns enjoyed Il
slugtcst. winning from the Clcve-
land Indians Is 10 &.
The Detroit Tigers won from the
Chicago White SoX : to s.
Imperial Valley press., 1928-09-12
Livestock

JERSEY COW for trade for stock
hogs. Bright, \ mile south city
limits on Dogwood. alto
Imperial Valley press., 1928-09-12
La Barba Defeats
Bushy Graham
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LOS ANGELES, Sept. 12.-Thr
aggressor from the opening gong
to the finish, Fidcl La Barba won
the Judges decision over Bushy
Graham, bantamwcight champion
of New York state in a ten round
Eout here last night.
The former fylwcight champion
kept up Il steady attack on Ora,
ham $ face and the fastener had
two blackcncd eyes when the bout
ended.
Graham fought cautious battle
and permitted La Barba to assume
the role Of the aggrcssor.
The men fought over the bantam
weight limit and consequently Gra-
Lam 5 title was not at stake.
In the prcliminaries, Johnny
Torres outpointcd frankie Graham,
a brother Of Bushy, in six rounds.
,'oe Salas dccisioned Kid Ponce in
another six roundcr; while Jesse d..
iIobson emerged victor over johnny
Blair in a four round 90. Jimmy
Nalcnti defeated Bud Baker in an
other four round bout.
Imperial Valley press., 1928-09-12
Special Notices
Ell Centre Auto Laundry
$50 Broadway

NEXT TO KENDALL'S
Expert Car Washing.
Personal Attention
Imperial Valley press., 1928-09-12
NOTICE TO CREDITORS
In the Superior Court of the State
of California In and for the Coun-
ty of Imperial.

In the matter of the estate Of
Bette Pace, deceased.
NOTICE Is HEREBY GIVEN by
the undersigned, Carrie Gentry, Ad-
ministratriX of the Estate of Bette
Pace, deceased, to the creditors Of,
and all persons having claims
against, the said deceased, to cX-
hibit the same with the necessary
vouchers, within four months after
the first publication of this notice
to the said Administrators at Suite
1l2 Rehkopf building, FL Centre,
California, the offices of Harry W.
Horton and Kendall Il. Perkins
which place the undersigned dcsig-
mates as her place of business, or
file in the office Of the County
Clerk Of Imperial County, Cali
fornia.
Dated this 3lst day of August,
1928.
CARRIE GENTRY
Scpt5-12-19-26 Oct s
Imperial Valley press., 1928-09-12
Sacs Threaten
Stars L G a d
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The Mission Bells went down for
the count, s to 3, before the terrific
onslaught Of the Oaks yesterday,
the Bells losing their winning streak
and George Bochler, Acorn pitcher,
hanging up his nth consecutive vic
cory.
doe Crandall, Senator twirler, al
lowed the Scraphs only six hits dur
ing the entire game yesterday, only
two of which meant anything. The
Senators batted out eight runs,
1hereby winning the game and
bringing themselves within two
games of league leadership.
Imperial Valley press., 1928-09-12
MONTOYA-BLACK
RUCKUS SHOULD
PLEASE T AN S

Fight will be the byword at the
Arena Friday night if present indi-
cations point anywhere near the
actual result.
Penny Richmond has booked
what the more northern sport eds
would term a "natural - in arrang-
ing his feature, Jimmie Black of
San Bernardino against Raymond
Montoya of Los Angeles.
Montoya IS not It new face to vat
Icy fistic followers. He has fought
here often and has put up some OF
the hest battles that have been
waecd in the valley. He has proved
many times that ne can take pun
i,mment and like it and he also has
cxhibitcd his ability to throw a lot
of leather himself.
He will need all of these attri-
butes when nc hops through the
ropes Friday night for when he
stacks his fists up with those Of
Jimmie Black he's going into Il
fight.
Black showed fans fhat he can
fight in just two rounds of his only
previous appearance here. He bat
tied with Jackie Spencer, wading
along through the first four rounds.
Then suddenly he threw back his
head, squared his shoulders and
started To fight. What he did Ia
Spencer was plenty and the fight
ended at the end of the sixth round
with Spencer nursing a broken jaw.
Fans are al popped up over
Blacks return here, especially with
as good boy as MontoYa and the
Arena should greet its first good
crowd of the season.
In the semi final "Pcnuy is OF
fering another attraction, n return
match between Jimmie MiddIebrook
and Andrew Brooks. These two
BOYS put ON "whiz' of battle
at the Arena a few weeks ago, tax
ing turns at hitting the match until
Andy finally slipped over a sleeper
in the third round.
If Brooks and Middlchrook give
fans Just half rs much action Fri
day it'll be a good fight,
Imperial Valley press., 1928-09-12
SEEK MISSING WOMAN
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BURBANK, Calf, sept. l2. Re
ports that a woman of her dcscrip-
tion had been seen here caused %
search today fer Mrs. Alberta Bovcc,
Of 467l Fifty First street, San Diego,
since She left the southern
city cnroutc to Glendale more than
a month ago.
Imperial Valley press., 1928-09-12
Wanted To Buy

WANTED-To buy fresh milk goat.
Phone 751. Hts
Imperial Valley press., 1928-09-12
CARRIE GENTRY
Scpt5-12- 10 26 Oct 5
NOTICE TO CREDITORS
In the Superior Court of the State
of California, in and for tbs
County of Imperial.

In the matter of the estate OF
James NJ. Dean, deceased.
NOTICE IS HEREBY GIVEN by
the undersigned, j. A. Dean, Adj
minstrator Of the estate of James
NJ. Dean, deceased, to the creditors
Of, and all persons having claims
against the said deceased, TO eN-
hibit the same with the necessary
vouchers, within four months after
the first publication of this notice
to the said administrator at Suite
ll2 Rchkopf Building, FL Ccntro,
Calf, the offices of Harry W..
Horton and Kendall B. Perkins,
which place the undersigned des-
ignates as his place of business, or
file in the office of the County
Clerk of Imperial County, Cali
fornia.
Dated this End day of July, 1923,
j. A. DEAN
Sept 5-l2,l9,2G Get
Imperial Valley press., 1928-09-12
How The League
Leaders Stand
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NEW YORK, Sept. l2-Thc New
\ ork Yankees won a ) to victory
over the Philadelphia Athletics and
took a two and one-half game lead
in the American League pcmant
race Tuesday.
In the National League the New
York Giants won Il doublc.hcadrr
from the Boston Braves II to s and
: to 6 and crcpt to within two and
onc-half games of the st Louis
Cardinals who defeated the Cincin,
uati Reds Is to >.
Imperial Valley press., 1928-09-12
Miscellaneous
Used Oil Stoves For Sale

a wide range Of makes.
All in good cooking order.
Imperial Valley press., 1928-09-12

FEEDER PIGS for sale; also Duroc
sows, in pig. W. F.. Yoman, 4
mile cast Kendall store, Olive ca
nal. 3ltl2
Imperial Valley press., 1928-09-12
FLYERS START HOME
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COPENuAGEN, ScY,. l.. Bert
IIassrll and Parker il. Cramrr, Who's"
attempt to establish new northern
air route from the United States IT,
Europe failed when they were forced
to land in Greenland, wore caroute
to the United States, via lvigtut,
today. They will proceed from thrre
to Philadelphia.
Imperial Valley press., 1928-09-12
LORD DERBY's HORSE WINS
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DONCASTER, Eng, Sept IL
Lord Dcrby's Pathway won the st.
Legcr stakes, last Of the big three
ycar-old races Of the season, today.
Jacques Wittouck's PaIais Royal
was second.
Imperial Valley press., 1928-09-12
|. V. Hardware Co.

'OR SALE-Compictc household
furniture for five rooms, iuclud-
ing curtains, rugs, etc, all now.
Also house for lease, hardwood
floors throughout, tiled shower
and bath, Screened porch, all
entirely modern. 40 Wcnsley.
Phone 2S3W. Aft
Imperial Valley press., 1928-09-12
COAST LEAGUE
Yesterdays Results

Sacramento s. Hollywood >.
Oakland 8, Missions ).
San FranciSco-Portland, no game,
travelling
Los Augelcs-Scattla, no game,
traveling
Imperial Valley press., 1928-09-12
Here and There
In Sport World
Nv United Press Iensed Wire

Nv niteu tEeSS IeBSeu WIRE
CHICAGO, Sept. 12-Lcs Marin
cr, former Illinois football player,
and Jack McCauliffc, Detroit, Mich,
went through light workouts today
in final preparations for their
heavyweight ten round decision
bout here tomorrow night. Marin
or was a 7 to ) faVorite.
KANSAS CITY, MO, Sept. I2-
The first gridiron casualty of the
1923 season occurred here when
John Coon, l5ycar-old high school
student, was brought heavily to the
ground in a practice tackle, break
ing his arm in two places.
NEW YORK, Sept. 12-Babe
Ruth today is four days behind his
1927 home run record. His 10Th of
the season was hit yesterday in the
eighth inning Of the game between
the New York Yankees and the
Philadelphia Athletics. Gchrig was
on base and Lefty Grove was pitch
ing for the Athletics. Last season,
home run No. 40 came on Sept. I.
MACON, Ga w. L. "Noung
Stribling, contender for the heavy
weight boxing championship, is i'll
in hospital here today with what
physicians diagnosed as influenza
or y severe cold. Stribling has
Il high fever.
CRFENVILLE, MISS.-Dwight
Fryer, l40, Littlc Rick, won a tech
nical knockout over Billy Spring.
field, l42, Pacific Coast (6).
Imperial Valley press., 1928-09-12
Automobile Supplies
Help Wanted Male

IAN WANTED Must have ear, to
run McNess Business in Imperial
county. No experience needed.
Can make s. to SO daily. Nc
boss, no lay offs. We furnish
capital to start, men 25 to % prr-
fcrrcd. Reference required. See
Chas. B. Rieglc, Barbara Worth
Hotel, FL Centre, Calf, Thurs
day and Friday, September 18th
and 14th. If you miss Mr.. Ricgie,
write Furst x Thomas, 426 Third
st., Oakland, California. lite
Imperial Valley press., 1928-09-12
sToRK VISITS ACTRESS
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HOLLYWOOD, Sept. IA
seven pound baby boy was born
last night to Ethel shannon, Denver
screen actress, and wife Of Joe jack
SON, scenario writer.
Imperial Valley press., 1928-09-12
Poultry

FOR SALE-Frying sized chickens.
Call Mrs, Holstott. Phone ).
1lt5
Imperial Valley press., 1928-09-12
Lost and Found

| have some good exchanges
San Diego for valley. What do
YOU want
Imperial Valley press., 1928-09-12
For Sale, Real Estate

FOR SALE-Small court, A money,
maker. Paid 1870 on investmeenC
last year, clear. Third down. This
is priced right, by owner, save
commission. Press Box 288X FOR
appointment. 1Ot4
Imperial Valley press., 1928-09-12
NATIONAL LEAGUE
VcstcrdaV's Results

Trooklyn 73, Philadelphia -.
Chicago 8, Pittsburgh 3.
New York IL, Boston GO.
It. Louis Is, Cincinnati 3.
Imperial Valley press., 1928-09-12
No. l2I iS
SUMMONS
In the Superior Court of the State
of California In and for the
County of Imperial.

county OF Imperial.
John II. Klcmdinst and Marie A.
Klcmdinst, husband and wife, Plain
titfS vs. Stanley +. Rose, John Doc,
Jane Doe, Richard Row, First Doc,
Il corporation and Second Doe, a
corporation, Defendants.
The people Of the State of Cali.
fornia send greetings to Stanley T.
Rose, John Doe, Jane Doe, Richard
Roe, First Doe, a corporation, and
Second Doe, a corporation, Defend
ants.
You are hereby directed to ap-.
pear ann answer the Complaint in
action entitled as above brought
against YOU in the Superior Court
Of the County of Imperial, State
of California, within ten days after
the service on YOU Of this summons
if served within this county or
within thirty days if served else
where.
And YOU are hereby notified
that unless you appear and answer
as above required, the SAID Plain
tiff will take judgement for amy
money or damages demanded in tho
complaint, as arising upon contract,
or they will apply to the Court for
any other relief demanded in the
Complaint.
Given under my hand and the
seal Of the Superior Court Of the
County of Imperial state Of Cali
fornia, this 18th day Of August
1928.
C. G. MOUSSEAU, Clerk
BY 7. d, Nash, Deputy Clerk.
Superior Court Seal
Imperial Valley press., 1928-09-12
Baseball Standings
AMERICAN LEAGUE
Yesterdays Results

New York ;, Philadelphia ,.
ST. Louis l6. Cleveland 6.
Detroit I, Chicago 6.
Only games scheduled.
Imperial Valley press., 1928-09-12

The bean acreage in the Turloek
irrigation district, Stanislaus com-
ty, is about 10000 acres, 5000 less
than in 1927.
Imperial Valley press., 1928-09-12
Score BY Innings

two base hits, Wittkc and Puckrtt,
base on balls, off Palmer ,, Evans
6, Fleming l. Struck out by Pan
mcr >. Evans >, Fleming 3; left on
bases, Schanz stars 6, Patterson
stars 3. Umpircs, Edgar, Richmond
and Walker.
Imperial Valley press., 1928-09-12
A REAL BARGAIN
Basement Store

House to move, 1SX32; two
large bed rooms, 16X1S and
5 screen porches.
This house has to be sold
and moved within the next
ten days. This is a real
bargain.
Imperial Valley press., 1928-09-12

The college Mt Modesto, Stani.
slaus County, is building Il $4,000
gymnasium.
Imperial Valley press., 1928-09-12
Household Goods
For Sale

npaintcd Tables, Chairs and Chif-
foniers. Many discontinued num-
berS at close out prices. In the
basement store.
Imperial Valley press., 1928-09-12
TODAYS WANTS

a BARGAIN-1925 Chevrolet tour
ing, $l35 cash, Tenth and Impcr-
ial Ave, Imperial. Phone POO.
1878
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Nj u S | C.
MoNrruN AND HoROwITZ.

Two especially accomplished artists
anpcarcd with the Philadelphia Sym
phonv Orchestra in the fourth concert
Of the annual Washington series at the
WASHINGTON Auditorium yesterday AFTER
noon. They were Pierre MonteuX, the
French orchestral conductor who has
not been heard here for several seasons.
last appearing as director Of the Boston
SYMPHONY Orchestra. and Vladimir
Eorowitz. tho brilliant young Russian
pianist who made his local debut IN one
al Mrs. Townsend's morning musical
programs III January. With ceauu~
fully balanced program OF inspiring
,n,,Sic. these artists and the orchestra
achieved ono of the most memorable
treats Of the current musical season
and won ovationS from the traditional
" cold" audience Of the National Cap
ital.
NJ. MonteuX is a conductor restrained
in manncrismS and with apparent ap-
probation OF the poetic in the music
before him. He arrangcs his orchestra
somewhat differently from the Usual
arraneement Of the Philadelphia o"can-
.zation. with the flutes and oboes direct
~ in front Of him and the harps md
tyTpani OIL the opposite side from that
customary.
The opening number was Cesar
Franck's wonderful symphony in D
Minor" As Lawrence Gilman remarks
III tic program notes for this concert
this symphony. more than a generation
later remains in unchalieNSed PFC
cmincNce as the crown Of symphonic art
in France: ard this symphony was
written by a composer born IL Belgium, >
II is work that, i'll everyday par
lance. gets under the skin 1t is not
lust marvellous piece Of musical COM
poSition-fron the very first notes OF
the haunting melody in the lento OF the
first movement. through the awe-ln-
spring beauty o. the piZzicato opening
Of the second movement and into the
cathedral-lke proportions OF the finale.
this symphony plays upon The harp
strings of the human soul and finds
echoing melodies within each nearer.
AS NJ NonteuX conducted II yesterday
i was superb.
The other purely orchestral number.
dances from Prince Igor" by the Rus
sian Boro6in. proved a fascinating
finale with the mystic fatalism Of the
Orient. the crude alertneSs of the Tar
tars and the brilliant coloring that Is
RuSsias. first and foremost. inter-
mingled in a gorgeous tapestry o.
melody.
/ M. Horowitz young and magic-fln
gered. played Mr.. Rachmaninof' Third
Concerto. in D Minor. for Piano and
Orchestra" il an individual yet thor
oughly ,nusicianly fashion that Will
finger long in the memory and make
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s8,o()Q,0DOLEv|ED
ON DUKE ESTATE
coston Man Charges To.
hacco King Broke Agreement
by Aluminium Deal.


NEWARK. n. j. February IS A
su.v's verdict Of Ss0oo,oo0 was on rec
ora in Federal Court today against the
bacco r1aenate.
Damages we're awarded George D,
haskell. manufacturer. Springfield
Mass who charged Duke with entering
sn ARRANGEMENT with him for the eN-
rloitaticn Of great aluminium properties
crS then selling out 70 the ALUMINIUM
ca. a. America Haskell had asked
S45 600 coo damages
Mr. Dukes four;ccn-yCaT-olc aa0sH'fF
Dor;S, "a whom he Jeff The oulH OF MS
ss2.a00. o0O estate upon his death. NO
vc-,laer 10. 1875. would be the chief sui
terer from the verdict
For r1anv wears MI Haskell had been
making 5 survey II this country ana
Canada - locate baUN:ie or aluminium
ccooSi;S. i was brought OFT al the trial.
IL 1924 he had made tentative arrange-
-,fI,ts with GraNcieTS for exploiting de-
n1s;ts which lie had found lie testified
he entered ali agreement WITH Mr..
Duke for Use Of water power controlled
b. Mr.. Duke along the Sag',enay River
N Quebec. Before operations started.
Mr.. Haskell said. the Aluminium Co. en-
tered into negotiations with Mr.. Duke
and the tobacco magnate went over 70
that company taking with him not only
his water power but confidential in
formation relating 10 the bauXite de-
0os;:s which Haskell had located. For
this action il was alleged Duke received
=, amour, Of stock equal 10 ore-Din'h
interest IL the Aluminium Co. and worth
SIS. 900 600
NJ. Esskell's attorneys said they
would ask that the verdict be tripled
under a provision O. the Sherman anti
trust sc.
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comparisons difficult, If not completely
odious. The composers own interpre-
tation of the concerto was in mind be-
fore Mr.. Horowitz sat down to the piano
yesterday. Today it is as though a new.
very penetrating and strange light
shone on those phrases and brought out
melodies not previously suspected. 1t
was significant that at the conclusion
of the performance yesterday the au-
dicnce insisted that Mr.. Horowitz take
four equally hearty curtain calls.
H. F.
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Mrs. J. M. Clark Dies.

LOUISVILLE, February IS Hp.--Mrs
James Madison Clark. former resident
of East Orange N. j.. died yesterday
Mrs Clark was a member of the KEN
lucky Club of New York. a charter men,
Der of the Southern Society of the
Oranges and a member of the Woman's
Club of the Oranges
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1928-02-15
Ordered to Artillery Study.

The following have been ordered to
Fort Monroe, Va. for study at the next
term of the Coast Artillery School, be-
ginning September T. Mai. William G
Patterson and Capts. Henry r. Bchrcns
Franklin e. Edgecomb and Gustaf II
Ericsson, at Fort Eustis. Va, and Capt
Enrique M. Bcnitcz at the Army War
College. this city. all of the Coast Ar
tillcrY Corps.
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to project not more than three and
half feet beyond the building line.
Man, 80, Found Dead in Bed.

Henry Fairfax, 81 years old. was
found dead In bed yesterday afternoon in
his room. on the second floor of 1904 G
street. Other occupants of the house
knew nothing Of him except that he
rented a room there several months
ago
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1928-02-15
COMMISSIONERS REFUSE
TO CHANGE SIGN CODE
Architects Appeal to Have Dis
plays Within Building Line
Is Refused.

A request of the Washington Chap
ter of the American Institute of Ar
chitccts that all permits or licenses
authorizing electric light signs that
project beyond the building line be re-
voked was denied yesterday by the
Board of District Commissioners
The sign regulations were revised
within the past year. the Commissioners
said, and they do not feel that they
would be justified in resembling at this
time any of the provisions adopted.
The existing regulations permit signs