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Arizona's grand o,d man, Cove.
lor G. w. P. Hunt, selected No
gales as restful retreat between
sessions of the state legislature.
The state exc utive arrived Sat-
urday to spend a few days here
until opening of the legislature
next Thursday noon following a
brief Christmas vacation for the
solons.
Maintaining the same confidence
which has marked his affiliation
with the Colorado river question
since it became one of the major
issues in the development of the
west, the governor, stated in an
interview with a representative of
the Nogales International that he
was not discouraged with the turn
of affairs.
IF you take from state her
sovereign rights, Governos Hunt
declared, "you destroy the very
fabric of government. Although
Congress has passed the bill with
out regard to Arizona's rights, the
people of this state will rise up
and demand justice before one
stone goes into the construction
of that dam"
Governor Hunt asserted that if
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Nogales international., 1928-12-25

Mr.. and Mrs. Emery Chalfant
will spend the day at the home Of
Mrs. Chalfant's mother in Tucson.
Nogales international., 1928-12-25
5y Santa Claus.
Mexican Methodist

Mexican Methodist
An annual Christmas eve pro-
gram viii h attracted large
gathering from various churches
throughout the city was that of
the Mexican Methodist church I'm.
der the direction of Rev. N. B.
Stump. The program fea-
tured cantata, "The Star of
Bethlehem. Special music was
provided by the choir and gifts
were made to the children. TIE
Methodist congregation waived its
Christmas eve services to attend
the Mexican Methodist church.
Both the Methodist and Trinity
Congregational churches staged
Christmas programs Sunday night
in favor Of other activities falling
on Christmas eve. "Away in a
Manger," a playlet, featured the
Methodist program Sunday. Those
who took part in the program
were Margaret Ann Davis, Patty
Dickinson, Marjorie Rickenberg,
Harold Owen, Lillian Chatham,
Richard Lowe, Margaret Ricken-
berg, Martha Farriss and Otis
Powell.
Mrs. H. D. Weed was in charge
of children's program at Trinity
Congregational church Sunday
night. Special Christmas choir
music, and play featured the
presentation.
At The Camp
Camp Stephen D. Little also
Joined in the spirit of the occasion
at the camp last night when a
huge Christmas tree was illum-
mated and members of the 25th
Infantry participated in a special
Yuletide festival.
Nogales international., 1928-12-25

The gay.y decorated tree, erected on Grand
avenue in front of the City Hal. will be the scene
of gift distribution at 80 o'clock this morning
An area has been roped off and passageway
provided for tn re ipients of gifts which were
purchased with funds raised through donations
Nogales international., 1928-12-25
KIDDIES TO FR0LIC AT CHRISTMAS PARTY
MI UHlNUE IN SHERIfF'S FORC[
IN PROSPECT UNDER new RECIMt

When Sheriff elect Pat Patter-
son takes up the reins of law en-
forcement in Santa Cruz county
January /, no material changes in
his off ia! family will be made, he
announced yesterday. It was hint
ed, however, that a combination
jailer and bookkeeper will be ap-
pointed to succeed an unnamed
member of the Jail staff.
Patterson, who is now under
sheriff, recently announced TIE ap-
pointment Of TIE present sheriff,
H. J. Brown, to the post to be
4 vfated by tie newly elected de-
partment head.
The personnel of The sheriff's
cffite, therefore, will be Sheriff
Nogales international., 1928-12-25

the great register by the board of
supervisors as their first official
act at the meeting January 7.
The names will be filed with
Mr.. Lee and this list will be used
to impanel juries throughout the
year. The first jury will be an
nounced shortly after the meeting
of the board of supervisors.
Nogales international., 1928-12-25
THE WEATHER

The thermometer reached a max
imum Of 65 degrees Sunday, ac-
cording to the weekly report of
the local weather bureau. On Fri
day and Saturday the lowest tenn
peratures for the week We're re-
corded when the mercury dropped
to "a degrees. All days We're re-
ported clear.
Nogales international., 1928-12-25
CHRISTMAS DINNER

Mr.. and Mrs. Harry V. Farrioi
will have as Christmas dinner
guests at their home on Pajaritc
street today the following: Mr.. anc
Mrs. j, Gordon Lovela of Los
Angeles, Mrs. c. o. Bishop, anc
Mrs. T. G. Wright and son, Gray
Mrs. Lovelace is a sister of Mrs
Beam.
Nogales international., 1928-12-25
City Betterment
| Is Pea To Sa0ta
December "a, 1928
The Mexican Border.
Santa Claus,

Santa Claus,
North Pole,
Western Hemisphere.
Dear Santa:
/ have been a good fellow for a
long time but l have been handi-
apped ever since / housed only
500 PEOPLE. You hava been good
enough to make me city in the
United States and pla me in a
little county Of my own after
outgrew old Pima-I even merited
G. new name after Isaac Town did
MT fit any more.
But Santa hope l don't seem
selfish when l ask that you fill
your old red bag with a few more
cherries. Let me list them here:
More apartment houses,
More bungalows,
A shorter route from Nogales
to Huachuca.
A permanent army post,
More Chamber of Commerce
trade excursions to Mexico
City over the new Southern
Pacific of Mexico lines,
Beautification of myself,
Strict enforcement of automobile
laws, particularly as they ap-
ply to drunken drivers,
A recommendation to Uncle Sam
that he will push his plans fol
arches and pavement along
international street with bea-
utification of his Garritas,
And, Santa Claus, stimulate the
appetites of Americans so that
there viii! be a greater demand fol
my tomatoes, peas, peppers ant
garbanzos.
And last but not least-brusl
the cobwebs from that big doo1
that bars entrance into the Hote
Esplendor.
have been a good city-makt
me better,
Ambos Nogales
Nogales international., 1928-12-25
Elks Distribute
baskets To Poor

J. j. Lows, chairman of the COM
mittee in charge of the annual
Elks' Christmas basket distribu-
ton, yesterday afternoon delivered
baskets to 20 poor families in the
city.
The baskets contained among
other things, large quantity of
beans and flour. Small gifts were
also provided for families where
there were children. The Eiks are
annually looked to for this COM
m0ndable work,
Nogales international., 1928-12-25
NEW YEAR SESSION OF COURT
FACES BIC CALENDAR or CASES

Activity in the superior court
which has halted temporarily dur
ing the closing days of 1928 will
get under way with a call calendar
set for the first Monday in jan
uary, according to Robert E. Lee,
clerk Of the court.
Approximately 200 cases vii! be
tried by jurors to BIS selected from
Nogales international., 1928-12-25

George o. Wager arrived Sunday
from Prescott to spend the holi-
days with his son, Victor ]. Wa
ger, Sr., and his daughter, Mrs
Tom Heady of San Rafael.
Nogales international., 1928-12-25
NOCALES JOINS IN
OBSERVANCE TODAY
WITH BIG PROGRAM
Christmas is here!


The most wonderful day the year of
has arrived and Nogaes kddes have forgotten
les joins fitting observance of the holiday today marking
casion by repee with both merymakng worship
with its appeal to all classes and ages.
Hundreds-young and od-gathered n-
nua Ambos Nogales community Christmas from
lock Sunday afternoon Sponsored by Noga!es Rotary u
the craftsmanship of Rev. Fredek Taylor
al Episcopal Church, a merry time prevailed
Nogales international., 1928-12-25

Patterson, Undersheriff Brown.
Chief Criminal Deputy Hathaway
and Don Gates, M. F. Donlin and
II. Wrenn, jailers.
Nogales international., 1928-12-25
FROM NICARAGUA

Mrs. Dudley Brown arrived yes
5erday from Nicaragua to spend
the holidays with her brother, Will
lam H. Davey, and family. Mrs.
Brown is the wife of a captain in
the U. S. marines in Nicaragua.
Evening star., 1928-03-20
MORROW is LAUDED
AS GREAT PATRIOT
silas strawn, in Speech to Mexican
Bar. Cites Work for Harmony
Between Two Nations.

BF the AszoGateJ Frrss.
MEXICO CITY. March 20 I'll Uni
yeraal today quoted s3Ilas II. StraWn,
chairman Of the American Bar Aaso-
citation, as saying that Dwight w.
Morrow. United States Ambassador.
was the greatest American patriot OF
the present time because NJ his splen-
did corporation In settling dlfficuitleH
between Mexico and the United States.
The remark was made in thanking the
Mexican Bar Association for It's coiir-
tesy in holding a special session IN MI.
StIaNu's honor.
Ramon Ffida. In behalf OF the
Bar AhhociallDn also praised hnDaS~
aaGoF MOTION who attended Tie bil 70
linR prida thanked him for his ef-
forts IL bring about better under %
standing between the two countries by
inviting pfbminent Americans Ike Mr.
straWn ~ Vlblt MeKico and become
acquainted with The country and Its
people
Mr Morrow and Luis n hofdnes,
minister Of Industry commerce ana
laboF conferred al length yesterday
and while HellhrT would comment. IL
mas believed lhr COnycrsailoH dean
Yith Mekican oil laws. Senior M1funfh
has charge ~ their enforcement ana
he aud Tie Ambassador have been dis
cUshing thfm for several weeks Am
bshaadof MproW hopes al agreement
0hnh viii dispose ~ differences over
the legislation Hill he reached,
Evening star., 1928-03-20

By lhc Assprtatfd GfesA,
Ten commandments have been laid
down for the American school teachef
by the Federal Bureau Of Education.
The bureau evidently holds that
hefedity and an even temperament
have much to do with the teachers 's
ability 10 maintain her position. Ihe
ten commandments follow
Thou shalt have other interests be-
sides thy school room.
Thou shalt not Try To make oI lhy
children little images. for they are "A
live little bunch, visiting the ~riggiing
of their captivity upon you. their
teacher. unto The last weary moment
of The day. aud showing interest ana
corporation unto those who can give
them reasonable freedom IN working.
Thou shalt not scream the names
~ Thy children In irritation, Tor they
viii not hold thee In respect II thou
acfrnmcst their names ia vain,
"Itrmriubrr the last day of The week,
10 keep IL happy,
"Iiumor The feelings Of thy children
that their good viii may speak well
fnr thee III the little domain over which
thni Tiilpst
Thou shalt not Kill one breath oi
stirring endeaVof In, the heart nf q
little child.
"ThOu shalt not suffer any unkind'
ness Of speech OF action to enter the
door Of thy room,
Thou shalt not steal for the drude'
cry III many papers the precious hours
that should bs' given Ia recreation
that Thy strength aud happiness may
appear unto all that come within thl
piehrtte,
"IiIuu shalt noi bear witness "a tai
many schemes VI VIOLA, Tor much
Evening star., 1928-03-20
1882 ANNIVERSARY
SURVEY PLANNED
Trade Committee Will Study
Program for Celebration
in Capital.

Plans for the celebration here In 1882
q the 200th anniversary u the birth Of
George Washington Will be studied by a
special subcommittee of The community
Affairs committee III the Boar Of Trade
Il WaA announced today ~ Thomas T.
FARRELL chairman u tne committee.
f. r Shipe WAS named chairman 81
TIE subcommittee, other members of
which are Leo Is ADernethy, CLAUDE
" owen, Rufus w Pearson. Robert r.
Harper and ROBERT v. Fleming The
committee Is " confer with members
~ tne committee named by President
COo5ldge
Another subcommittee has been
named ~ ME JarFeii ~ take up With
ofT1cials ri the Rational Capital PARK
a1d Planning Commission the problem
II = stadium iDr the District
MAJ Gen hnU3n Stephen vas made
chairman 81 this committee. assisted
by Luther w Linkigs & II lawson,
john FpDle. arthur T. Smith and Henry
EFa wnrT D. This committee viii meet
FRIDAY afternoon ~ifn Mai Carey ~
Brown VI ths pays and planning com
mission viii speak
The streets hHG avenues committee O'
tie Dostd viii hold q luncheon meeting
~ ti< University Club ~ ~ 80 O'CLOCK
Thursday 6eofgs Z SbiHn. chairman
VII preside,
Evening star., 1928-03-20
JAN|TOR ADMITS
Staying WOMAN
Subdued in Police Battle.
Says He Meant Only to
Rob Victim.

p size ANs0ra sfe6 Press
NEW YORK, March 20.-Twelve
hours after Mrs Helen Chevalier Kim
bal, 25-yesg-olc schOo! teacher, was
shot and killed n her apartment IN
Brooklyn. Martin Luther Miller. COL
r,yec 5sn,tor. was captured in Paterson.
p. J. In a battle Eith police. He con-
fessec. they said, after tao hours ques-
ilonipg.
Carl joseph Mosley Of the Paterson
police said Miller told them MS in
fentson mad been robbery. put when
the woman screamed for help ne shot
her tw3ce
Miller was discharged as jsnitor al
the apartment holSe month ago. IN
MS confession ne said he returned 70
the building yesterday morning sno
gsined entrance 70 the KlmbaA apart
Ynert on the pYeteElse that be nao been
sent 70 repair gas stove.
Mrs Klngbail's husband. William
wallace KlmbalI, also a school teacher
hz6 eft home few moments earlier.
guSpsca0a fell on tie discharged lznl-
TOR few moments after the shooting
xnen MIS- Waiter Smith, VINO lives ii
an adjoining apartment house, heard
.osse IN t!ae dunDWslJer shaft and founc
Miller letting himself down on the
rope. FEe Saso Re vas Ex!ng j.
New YORK police learned iEaa% Miiief
k.sn been frequent visitor n PateF
son EeaYcn was made u the colorec
usoylroonax anc cafss When Miller was
found pls y3Tg pool ne cropped his c'ie
enc attempted 70 escape Defective
Gerg1 james Smith 0f Paterson
grzgyaec WITH nin Miller trlec ~ draw
8 pistol from where II WAS llec aro1nc
his waist WITH & csOtHes.)nr One o'
the cfAeF ce5ecIl8e& sU0duec AI!iei
WITH blSCk lack
TNentY of more o1i4ff col0fed mFn
sr tbe pyolFoon! aeFe nelc on @3iI
ppi1ce Y.AuJ.e.
Evening star., 1928-03-20
PREMIER BALDWIN
JOINS SICK LIST
Prime Minister Has Strained Leg
Lord Balfour and Blrken-
head Ill.

nv tAH Assoc. ANNd t4Nhsr
LONDON. March 20 Three prom
iuent British statesmen are now on
the sick list. including Premier Bald
win. who Is suffering from fecur-
renee of difficulty with a strained leg
tendon caused by a slip during recent
walk,
The prime minister limped about the
House of Commons yesterday and de-
cided 10 rest at No 10 Downing street
until this evening When he expects to
attend Commons.
The Earl oi Baltour. who has been
ailing uI late passed II comfortable
night He had planned 10 leave Lon
don for The south of France today. but
at the last moment his plans were cam
eeled Ii was learned that he Was not
suffering from heart trouble In the
usual meaning of the term, rs had been
reported but from some form OF poiSon~
ing lie has had teeth extracted, and
his general health it Is stated, has
been affected by the ordeal
The Earl ot Birkcnhead developed n
chm last week which kept him indoors,
Ills temperature ~ nav nofmat but
lac ia kept tiom krrpins engagements
untll Friday.
Evening star., 1928-03-20
PLANES DRoNg REPORTED.
Several In Maine Town Heard Motor
Thursday. They Saw.

KEZAR FALLS, Me. March 20 t.r'.-
Constable John h Hadlock Of this town
reported 10 the Portland Press Herald
last night that an airplans evidently
fying low from the noise of the motor.
Was heard t. circle n poyticn os The
town OF Porter. near here. three or
four times last Thursday about 30
am The plane then seemed ~ Az
toward the northeast II came frcm
the north, Hsdlock thought.
Porter is SO miles southwest of Paris
near the New HananShire line.
Lester Wentworth. HaSlcc&'S com-
pantOn. and Mrs Charles CrNSS. the
latter ocspg awakened from her Iumeer
by the mar oF the planes motor. also
heard the craft. Hadlack said
1t Was unlike anything had ever
heard frNm u plane before ne de-
elaged and had Known as the time
that Capt NnchhneS machine WAS
missing, should have reported it hcnS
ago"
Ae explained that he had net read
The papers for three oy four DAYS
Evening star., 1928-03-20
WORK FoRESEES HOOVER
AS NEXT PRESIDENT"
Believes He win BE Nominated eA
First Ballet by @. 0. Y. Ma
tional Convention.

Secretary Work predicted YESTERDAY
that Herbert Hoover Will he tAe next
President ot TIVE United States
pF WORK Who Is a eiASe TREND and
political adviser et the ISAlanevcS Sec
reIayy. DECLARED Mg Hoover Wotsld ~
Nominated ~ thS kepubltcNG candidate
an the nrSt eallcg and wo,,ld gSVeiVe
more Votes than any man either party
eouid put mto the neld Tor She pr~Sl-
dental election.
tloover u pretty Nell established ar
ever the CNNWosrN" III MNFk NAtN NSe
expressed the eelteg that nNne ef sNe
Republican candidates already an
aounced could muster enough strength
so successfully epgSnSe the CcHmeycs
Secretary,
Asked II he was going tc manage
NV AooNerS campaign Mv WOvk re-
pllea M" Ian answer ca another
question, he said tltat he dtd not knew
who wt'Nld N.sAAasv Mr. hsaNtgS cAat-
palSn aadhs tAas ghe VstptESaiNa Mas
meNins rapidly eneetsA vi ssS own
nlV0ltNtWAl,
Evening star., 1928-03-20
MOBILE TRIES OUT
ARCTIC D|R|G|BLE
Italia Completes 22-Hour
Run Successfully With
Full Load.
ny the Associated Press.

MILAN. Italy March 2o.-The dirigi-
bic Italia. In which Gen, umberto No
bile intends 10 fiy to the North Pole,
successfully completed a lengthy test
fiight over northern italy today.
The airShip settled down At BaSgto
airport near here at 7;iS am. after be
ing In the air more than TWENTY-FIVE
hours The craft carried run load and
complement of 81 men,
Starting from Ciampino airdrome,
near Rome. at y am. YESTERDAY Gen,
Mobile headed fer SpeAiS,
Aftsgward the Italia flew over Turin
and then followed the course oE the po
River reaching Milan shortly before
midnight The craft cireled low about
the cathedral and Central Square and
then went east Ia Verona. returning -
Milan at As am TODAY, Before going
% the airport. the airShlp again eireled
the city,
Gen Mobile said he was NEST salts
Ned with the trial,
Evening star., 1928-03-20
LEJEUNE IS PROPOSED
FOR ADVANCE IN RANK
Kstlne Corpe League Unit Asks
His PFemoslan 10 Post If
Lieutenant General

Pfousys4og II Ma. Ora JAIN q. i$~
ses.le. aonnabGan1 p' tss Mafl54e
Gnu " tae gsBK u .l"41FtaIt general
wst fea4es&ec ~ 7n~ Hat.Onal Capital
o. 1seDnaeHf u tne Marine Corps
Tesgue ln tFao3Jt acppI@c ~ -
fafel4ne lu fna Doatc gDDu ~ tas D3s~
gy5ft Bgi.cLg laA1 n-ght Jne feaglu~
d. sze s-~sssertec ~ Ed#sfc a Cal
.sg cissef 81 sar u me crga nlzation
lea rlts&si o3s@u ~ NJ Capt VII
Bza. gDy1l II Gi4e io0fDecDtig pine pre-
ctaei uaetniysF aas Irao aAd ad@lJ3fo
sUc 4 u.sahose passso aplApfyIli4g tfr
initiation II HrH members Uitdff tHlS
ffis8a. sE U4r May uAerlsAE
huEg gfsteHsrft sak mar tBsl fnf
ess4fNyae94i Wa8 g1Ft dinner ~ LpfaH
~ Gea f4sea5ne or Apr. jf in me no
ftnt EsfJsff&
I5eu = j4srt to0men6sui ~ ~"
ssaR4e PRESIDED.
Evening star., 1928-03-20
IDENTITY DlSPR0VED.

NEW NORk March 20 tAN A tele~
pheto picture ef gtrl held Ia Strong
willie, ohle, yesterday dtSpreved he
lief of the police at that town that
she Was Frances 81, John smith. MISS
lng smith College student
The parents Ut the missing ghl re-
ceiVed the picture and said Ii dill mot
resemble thelt daughter tn ariS WAY
The Young W,Inan neld la atNang~
Vile save her nantv as MVlta Walsh.
70 AND satd sho had eoMe igp4n
Newfoundland.
Evening star., 1928-03-20
Mrs, Adeline Wade Dies,

NNetltI NANAl"h % FhN Wat.
t,YNCtlhuRU, Va. March ~ Ms.
Adellne Wade, dH years ni age. widow
Of Edgar Wade, who lived neat lynch
burg, died Saturday night at lynch
hurg Hospital after a hong illness, SHE
Is survived by u son, Thomas Wade of
Campbell County, tlye sisters, Mrs
Itnsa Arthur aud Mrs J W 1aylor oi
Attagiata Mrs j ~. MeINnuell and
Mrs. j L., fNrd ot Camphell County
and Mrs, William Robinson nt Ale%-
andfla. and brother, b. ., NIh oF
Evening star., 1928-03-20
Pope Seems to Age
Without Changing,
His Visitors Aver

Pr the Associated Prea.
ROME. March 20.--Pope Plus,
whose years number three score and
ten, seems to age without chang
Ing.
Cardinal Mundelein OF Chicago
and others who have seen the pom
tif during the last week are unani-
nous in the view that not a hair
Of his head has whitened since
their last previous audiences. Car
dinal Mundelein was received by the
pontif three years ago. Some OF
the others who commented on the
pontif's appearance had not seen
him for four years.
His eyes, these persons say. are
bright and undimmed. his step Is
just as alert, his smile as ready and
his interest in the events OF the
world as keen as ever. despite con-
nnement which his position neces-
states.
Evening star., 1928-03-20
u. s. POSITIONS OPEN.
Navy Ystd Announces Vacancy f0t
Eiecfi9piateT

'liie geeofdFT iafsar npard Navy
IsfG Is fereiyiHg applications ioi ths
posIilpn of eIerrropisier. The rates ~
ply being 81 - sf ~ and 81 90 per
0iem depending upon qualifications ~
ghe aypolntee Persons interested in
he examination should apply fof torn
fsD 1900 htatbg lhe ute ~ the ca
sgiIiHalaDD drahrd ip Tie trrudtf al
tIsr Aisyse address
EpAsoaiiDi.a should be properly tke"
nHed and promptly Aled s4th tir
LADqi E0a!d
Evening star., 1928-03-20
SCHOOL TEACHERS DECALOCUE
COMMANDS CHEER FOR PUPILS
Federal Bureau of Education DEGREES
Pleasant Temperament From Instructors
and Understanding of Children.

scattered effort Is WEAKNESS TO the
soul and stumbling block to weary
fingers.
Thou shalt iaugh-when It rains and
wee. woolly ones muddy the floor. when
Il blows and doors bang. when little
angels conceal their wings and wrig-
gle, when Tommy spills Ink and Mary
fiops "A tray OF trailing letters. when
visitors appear at the precise moment
when all small heads have forgotten
everything YOU thought they knew. and
again | say unto YOU. laugh, TOR upon
all these commandments hang all the
Law and the protits III thy school
room
Evening star., 1928-03-20
Cowboy Artist
Roped for Altar
Bv Actress Model
By the Associated Press.

By the Associated Press.
NEW YORK, March 2o.-"Slim"
Bonge OF Niobrara, Neb.. 8 feet 7l2.
cowpuncher, aviator. theater usher
and artist. has been roped by q
chubby little fellow.
He is to be married 10 Elnice
Lyle Swetman Of Biloxi. Miss. who
is on the stage and has been the
model for his pictures. She is con-
fideut Archibald NJ, Bonge will he
n great artist some day He Is now
guiding movie patrons 10 their
seats In order to earn money for
study. Recently he sold q paint
ing for 81 900.
Evening star., 1928-03-20
H|NCHL|FFE SEARCH
WAITS ON WEATHER
Canadian Flyer Again Forced
Down by Snowstorm at
Montreal.
Copyright BY P. & A. Photos.


~ The AssociAted F-ess,
OTTAWA. Ontario, March 2o.-The
search by air OF the Maine woods for
the missing transatlantic plane En-
Geavour still awaited favorable weather
today.
Flying OtfScer Charles Bath o. the
Royal Canadian Air Force took or from
here Sunday morning 10 search the
woods in the vicinity OF Greenvills. Me.
for Capt, Walter c. r. Hsaehliffe and
the Hon. Elsie Mackay the two Eng
liSh flyers. He was forced 70 land at
Greenville. Quebec, BY y SnowStorn
Sunday. and again was forced down ny
y storm at Montreal yesterday when ne
attempted to continue his flight
He sent word 70 air officials here thar
he would continue his dight SIS soon ss
the weather moderated.
Evening star., 1928-03-20
Assigned as InktrnGtofs.

Ma Carl r Mckinney, u s. Infantry,
a memi,er 1f the War Department gem
eIai ststf has been detailed as miil"
targ l4allurtof al JOluas ti0ph tns UNI
geraliY. i!ailimurc and Mai. iiefbrH l.,
TayIuf u Is Infantry. al Llie Wehl fDlht
Military haadniny has been aaslgnrd to
sinil!af duty a. fstanntOn Military Acad
emE. stpanlgA, w.
Evening star., 1928-03-20
GRAIN MEN PLAN PARlEY.
World Conference Proposed In
Regina, Sask,. for 1892.

REGINA. Saskatchewan. March -
t9H plans We're adopted to hold
WarldS grain conference here ia 1892
at a conference ~ agricultural and bust
ness leaders OF Manitoba. Alberta and
Saskatchewan yesterday,
Federal authority viii he asked to
have the AGRICULTURAL department take
charge Of orgAalEatton. The Western
agricultural vollegv> agricultural 81
eteticS and farmers organizations have
plrdged support.