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Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1928-07-30

GosIin was the kittenish cut-up on
the bases in the first game. Twice ne
endeavored to swipe base already oc-
cupied and each time was retired.
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INTERURBAN CO.
BUYS SPEEDY
LUXURY CARS
New Type Seats Only 35,
Travels Sixty Miles
an Hour.

Announcement of the Indianapolis
Southeastern Railroad Company,
that it will buy ten small, sixty
mile an hour, luxurious interurban
cars of an entirely new type today
was interpreted by transportation
men as a bold stroke by the cleo
trio railway to win back some Of
the short haul business taken by
buses in the last five years.
The I. g. S. is the concern which
bought out the Indianapolis e. Gin
cinnati Traction Co. The old heavy
rolling stock will be sold as the
new speedy, comfortable equipment
is delivered, j. E. Ray, trainmaster,
announced.
Ray said that tests Of the new
type car during the last two weeks
between here and Connersville were
so successful that the order for the
ten cars for delivery by August was
placed.
The standard interurban car seats
flfty-six. The new type seats thirty
five. One man operates it. 1t car
ries no baggage. Separate bag
gage and express trains will carry
luggage three times a day.
Each car is built as parlor and
observation car, with clear vision in
all directions. The seats are swiv-
eled and heavily upholstered.
Earring is half that Of the old
type. Where the cars in use need
great distance in which to pick
up speed or slow down to stop,
the new cars may be brought from
sixty-mile speed to a dead halt
in $50 feet it is said.
"This," Ray said, will obviate
The Indianapolis times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1922-1965, 1928-06-15
FIRST ATLANTIC
Filler PREDICTS
OCEAN AIR Line
Briton Observes Ninth An
niverSary Alone; Pal
/ Killed in War.

BIZ United Press
LONDON, June 15.-The dean OF
transatlantic f1iers, one of the two
men who made. the first trip across
the ocean in an airplane, has faith
in the ultimate transatlantic air
plane service for which he risked his
life as pioneer.
He is Sir Arthur Written Brown.
K. B. E., who nine years ago this
morning with the late Captain Sir
John Alcock landed near Clifden,
Ireland, after a flight of fifteen
hours and fifty-seven minutes from
st. Johns Newfoundland.
The old and new worlds had
been linked by air for the first time.
Gave Up Flying
The airship service will come
first" Sir Arthur told the United
Press on the ninth anniversary Of
the epochal flight. I have faith in
future transatlantic airplane serv-
ice, but not in the near future"
The man who flew across the At
lantic when Lindbergh was a school
boy of Is years is no longer in init
mate touch with aviation, although
he is still in the employ of the
iVickerS interest, who built the first
Atlantic flight plane.
Sir John Alcock, K. B. E., D. S. c..
was killed Dec. Is, 1919, while at
tempting to land an amphibian fly
ing boat near Rouen, France, en-
route from London to Paris.
Used Vickers Plane
Both men, who were r. A. f.
officers during the war, received
knighthood in recognition of their
The Indianapolis times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1922-1965, 1928-06-15
THE INDIANAPOLIS TIMES

the need for the delays that charac-
terize present traction service"
The maximum speed will be made,
to give better and quicker service.
1.-THE private automobile is re-
sponsible for the decline in the
traction business and where it is
possible to advance a step farther
than the automobile and give eff
cient, speedy service with the mini
mum of discomfort and tedious
waits, the traction car again will
forge to the lead" Ray said.
The Indianapolis times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1922-1965, 1928-06-15

achievement in flying the Atlantic
The fight was made in a regula-
ton Vickers Viny military bomber,
equipped with two Rolls-Royce
Eagle VIII engines of 375 horse
power. The official distance of the
fight from st. Johns to Clifden, on
the east coast Of Ireland, was 1870
miles, covered in fifteen hours and
fifty-Seven minutes.
Sir Arthur Written Brown con-
siders luck a vital factor in avia-
ton, he said, "but only as an addi-
ton to the utmost care in prepare
ton and adequate knowledge Of the
The Indianapolis times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1922-1965, 1928-06-15

Connersville, chaplain; E. E. Cloe,
Noblesville, secretary; Dan A. Gutg-
sell, Michigan City, treasurer; Louis
F. Miller, Peru, inner guard; Peter
Knowles, Terre Haute, outer guard
John Hudson, Lafayette, conductor;
Floyd Stickney, Gary, trustee for
three years, and Clarence Ryan,
Evansville, trustee for one year.
Delegates to the national con-
vention were chosen as follows:
william Mccartney, Marion; the
Rev. F. j. Mallett, New Albany, and
G. 0. Scott. Muncie.
The Indianapolis times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1922-1965, 1928-06-15
INDIANA EAGLES
TO Fl, WAYNE
Select 1929 Meeting Place;
Elect Officers.
BIZ Times Special

By Times Special
LAFAYETTE, Ind, June 15.-Ft.
Wayne was chosen as the meeting
place for the 1929 Indiana conven-
ton of the Fraternal Order of
Eagles, which closed its twenty
third annual session here Thursday.
Joe Humbert, Kokomo, was elect
ed State president. Other officers
are Henry Schroeder, Richmond,
vice president; William A. Stoehr,
The Indianapolis times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1922-1965, 1928-06-15
COP CRASHES MAILMAN

COLUMBUS, Ohio, June 10
While chasing a speeding motor
ist, Policeman A. j. Lloyd struck
Mail Carrier Walter Moore and
broke his leg. AS result, the mail
along Moore's route was delayed.
Moore stepped from behind a
parked machine as Lloyd wheeled
by and the crash was inevitable.
The Indianapolis times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1922-1965, 1928-06-15

University scientists here awaiting
development when 1t Is expected
classification will be possible. The
cocoons were found by JEFF NC
Clintock and Leon Anderson,
farmers west of Lapel.
A very slender black worm was
found inside the cocoons which we're
suspended on weeds.
The Indianapolis times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1922-1965, 1928-06-15
WATCH STRANGE INSECT

Purdue Scientists Await Cocoon
Opening to Fix Identity.
By Times Special
LAFAYETTE, Ind, June Is
Cocoons of an insect as yet I'M
identified are being kept by Purdue
The Indianapolis times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1922-1965, 1928-06-15
Epworth League to Meet

By Times Special
FORTVILLE, Ind, June i5.-The
Muncie district Epworth League
will hold a two-day annual conven-
ton here beginning Monday.
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task to be performed. If Lucky
Indy" IMPLIES that Lindbergh
leaves things to chance it is mis-
homer"
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OREN S. HACK TAKEN ILL

Board of Works President at Home
With Pneumonia.
Oren S. Hack, board of works
president, was reported slightly i'm
proved today.
He became i'll Sunday and was
taken to his country home at
Boggstown. He is reported to be
suffering from an attack of pneu-
monia.
1t is expected that he will be able
to return to the city in ten days.
The Indianapolis times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1922-1965, 1928-06-15

A morning rainbow is regarded as
a sign of rain; an evening rainbow,
Of fair weather.
Imperial Valley press., 1928-12-28
Hay INSPECTION
SERVICE SEEMS
TO BE ASSURED

establishments at hay Inspection
service At Los Angeles i, practically
assured with the securing OF addi-
tioraI pledges Of cars of hay. ac-
rcrding to :. f. Robinson, Imperial
County farm bureau president. To
datc 50> cars have been pledged in
Imperial Valley, with only 500 need
ed for Southern California.
Aaop: :luar piedging ear, of hay
are :. +. Robinson, Ho!tviIlc, "a; y.
+. McN,y, HrawIry, -; Porter \.
Ferguson. IIoltyillr, 81; +. K. Long
Braw,ry. Is; Blanche Sparks, Holt
vile, %; George Shawvcr, Holtrijle,
-: +. Y, Edwards, Holtvil!e, -: J.
Il. snyder, Holtvillc, 80; g. W.
Brockmau, CaleXico, g.; j. 7. Sla-
ton, HoItvillc, -; jackson and Aus
tin, FL Centric, -; H. e. Starncr,
Holtyillc, 40; Ira Atrn. FL Centre,
30; and John Gresham, Ho'tvillc, 81.
Inauguration of fcdcral-statc in
,pection service is dependent upon
definite evidence ON tine part Of
growers, dealers and Constructs that
the ,crvicc will be- used TO sufficient
extent TO give the l.. :. department
revenue approXimatiug S12oo up t9
June 80, 1929, on the basis Of a
charge of $40 per car.
Imperial Valley press., 1928-12-28
GOOD PROGRAM AT
JUNIOR MATINEE

IN interesting program has beea
arranged for the Approved Junior
Matinee tomorrow ii the Imperial
Theatre. according to an announce
mcnt from members Of the Woman :
Ten Thousand club motion picture
committee.
The Phantom city," with Ken
Maynard. VIII be tie feature Pic
rure The las; chapter Of "The
Mysterious Airman, AesopS
Fables and a >?or. picture, vii
round out the program.
y gift box win Lc placed 1t TN
door and Youngsters ar asked IL
bring an orange. or apple or eFeH
some little toy for the box. The
gitts To hy used to bring holiday jog
to o.ler children in the country dis
'ricts. The committed @isEes It
made clear that t'is iu ii" way is
Imperial Valley press., 1928-12-28
JOHN D. ACTS
AS SANTA CLAUS
FOR NEICHBORS
HN nitcd Press Leased W ire

ORMOND BEACH, Fla, Dec. Is
-John n. Rockefeller slept little
late today. His annual Christmas
party last night WIS a success but
IN cncryating ou".
More than 50 friends and neigh
hors of Rockefeller rang the front
door bell of "Th" easements. > his
winter homo. early in the evening
and we're escorted into the holly
and evergreen decorated hail, where
;hs aged millionaire greeted them.
Rockefeller elected to let Young
Gordon Foster, nephew of the pastor
81 the Ormoud Bcarh Union church.
olay Santa Claus, complaining he
WIS slightly tired from game e
golf. The boy passed ont presents
Tor everybody, ana in accordance
with the 10 year old custom -cac1
guest was pledged to secrecy con
corning what Santa gave him. There
WAS no talk of dimc> however.
Rockefeller received some pres
cntS himself. Thrc, of the guests
lad gifts for their Gcighhor. He set
them a~tdr TO open after they had
gone.
Before 10 o'clock the guess be
gan 10 leave, Rockefeller was at tie
door to shy goodhy, to each, clasp
my lis hand smiling HaPpy New
Yea. nejghhor.
Imperial Valley press., 1928-12-28
Ell Centrans Are
Asked To Share
Christmas Gifts

Hardly anyone in FL Centre was
torsottcu ut Christmas time, with
individuals. service clubs and wei
fare organizations taking cave Of
the needy. bat there is a large coun-
try population which will have no
holiday season unless FL CcEtraus
again prove their generosity and
share some of their gifts. The Fed
Grated Missionary Societies Of Fl
Ccutro, headed hy Mrs. +. /. Shcp-
herd. is planning to distribute gjf,&
Of toys. food or clothing to the
Mexican migratory workers dmn-
tba New Years season.
Miss Sarah Reed, Representatives
OF the Council OF Women for Home
Missions. wru known and beloved
in Imperial Valley for her uutirin-
efforts in behalf of the migratory
workers, las sent word asking that
these less fortunate people. esPec1al-
~ the children be- remembered.
Toys or favor> from holiday par
ties. fruit and clothing for either
children or -roWu-upS are needed by
the society. The aid Of service
clubs or other organizations having
gifts left over from Christmas Is 50
Hcitcd for this worthy work.
Donations may Toe left at the Press
office up until Monday noon, as Il
i planned to distribute the gifts in
The country districts during the at-
+sroo,n in order that the Youngsters
may make merry on New Year 5 eN2.
Imperial Valley press., 1928-12-28
Daily Report
On Markets BY
Radio Service
FEDERAL-STATE MARKET
NEWS SERVICE

FEDERAL-STATE MARKET
NEWS SERVICE
Received at Short Wave Wireless
Static, KRN - El Centre
December %, 1923
S. j. FEITz, Operator
FOB information Phoenix and
Nearby Points
PHOENIN-Warm, partly cloudy
during day. Rain commenced late in
evening. Hauling fairly heavy. De
mand light, market dull. Too few
sales to establish market.
Today's Markets, Lettuce,
Sales 20 Jobbers
KANSAS CITY "a degrees, part
" cloudy. Arrivals, II Arizona, Is
ears diverted. Is cars track un-
broken, supplies moderate, demand
moderate, market slightly weaker.
Arizona Iceberg A. mostly 5,
Phoenix section $3.25-%&.50, fair 50;
Yuma section Is, $4-$4.25. Imperial
Valley Is fancy $4.25-$4.50 mostly
S4.25.
ST. LCUIS-i3 degrees. cloudy.
Arrivals, 10 Arizona. - cars track,
supplies liberal, demand light, mar
kct slightly weaker. Arizona lee
berg $. $3.-$3.2j, few low rs $50,
5's. $2.75-S3, some poor 10 was $50.
California Iceberg 10 $2.75.S3, few
high as $3.25.
PHILADELPHIA - 10 degrees,
clear Arrivals. 26 Arizona >, Cali
fornia. g. ears track, western sup,
plies liberal, demand moderate for
good stock, market firm for good
stock, market weak ON others. lee.
berg - California Imperial Valley
S4-$425 other California poor 80.
Arizona mostly poor to ordinary
S2.75-$3.25 few best 500
PITTSBU HGH 81 degrees. cloa-
dy. Arrivals, ; Arizona. opening
prices Friday. supplies heavy, de
mand slow, trading draggv. Ari.
IONA Iceberg 10 S2.75-4.25 mostly
So -@-.a.2j.
GHICNGO-&5 degrees, clear. Ar-
rivals. 9 California, - Arilona l63
cars track, supplies hcaNN, demand
moderate, market slightly weaker.
Iceberg 10 Arizona fair - $50
mostly 50, lcafy $50. California
e4-S4.5o mostly $4-@495 ordinary,
soft $3.50.
NEW YORN-+0 degrees, cloudy.
Arrivals, - Arizona, t California,
! Florida, western supplies moderate
demand moderate, market about
steady. Iceberg -, car fancy S3.25-
$50, Arizona considerable fair, or
Imperial Valley press., 1928-12-28
Crop Conditions
Are Satisfactory
Report Asserts

Figures Of tine California Crop Re
porting Service reveal that the fall
lettuce deal has been one of the
most successful in several seasons,
and there is Il probability of heavy
paintings for the 1929 spriug and
fall crops in the Salinas-Watson-
Vile, Sacramento and san Fernando
valley districts, according to Z. Z.
Kaufman. agricultural statistician
and Jack NJ. Nkin>. track crop >pe-
cialiSt.
According TO the rcport, eight u
= cars Of Imperial Valley peas have
been leaving the county daily, with
10 cars a day being reached during
the past week. Most pea fields are
about gone, and how long the re-
manning fields last depends largely
apon the weather.
About - ears of Imperial Valley
lettuce are rollin, daily. according
70 the report. which states that tn
crop is in better condition than II
las been for the past several sea
sons. Stands are good and q high
vieid 5 anticipated Shipments are
not expected to reach about p I"
80 cars 6ailv until the next few days
and after New Year 5 the movement
slould become heavy. The peak ship
lneats are predicted between Jan
Garv = and March !.
The movement Of all crops is now
comparatively light. according 10 the
report, due TO retarded growth, light
demand. and the end Of the season.
The pea crop is practically over,
with cauliflowrr and carrot ship
mont light due to retarded growth.
Celery shipments are light dre -
the slow demand. An increased
movement in all crops is expected
during January.
Imperial Valley press., 1928-12-28
Ell CENTRO EASTERN
STAR MEMBERS AT
BR4WLEY MEETING

Several III Ccu5rans were among
those enjoying tha Christmas party
which followed the regular meeting
Of Alamo Chapter, @. L. $. at BraW-
ley lae; night. AZ the close Of the
regular business session. the mem
berS adjourned 10 iic banquet room
whore Il large Christmas tree bear
ing gifts for members and visitors
was the center of attraction. Each
gift contained It verse. the reading
Of which created nuch mcrrimcut.
Refreshments turth"riug the holiday
idea were served Ivy chapter mrm-
bcrs.
Mrs. G. ". Maitland and Mrs.
Robert Graham Of Signal Chapter
Ne. 276 were iu Attendance as was
Homer Akcr, past patron Of tn"
Hol;villc Q. +. :. chapter.
Imperial Valley press., 1928-12-28
First Showing Of
New Picture At
Midnight Frolic'

Colleen Moore. lato,+ picture.
.svnthctir SIN" will be- shown
for thc first time anvwl"r" in the
world at the Wcy, Coast Imperial
Theatre in this city 81, part Of IL"
Junior chamber Of commerce Mid
night Trolic, New Years cvn.
This WAS thc announcement tela-
graphod here today by Herb Norris,
manager OF tn. local r'uarrr who Is
apw in Lo, Angeles and booked til"
film. 1T J., - wow of comedy.
Norris Telegram states, land
should 20 over biz. TIL" cast in
rudas Antonio Moreno and Mon
.agur Love-
The Midnight Nro'"' viii open
1T ll:@0 p. N. and win continue for
the creator part ,t three hours In
.ddlt.ou to the feature tim There
viii hc several act, by local talent.
The juniors arr t.cping most Of
the.. plau> ~cc'rt JUST yet bu.
,roni,, 10 >orpri.r thajg friend
with q linr Of cn,rrfanmnnt thu.
VIII hr certain 70 lease.
incidentally NoIri, advises thar
jac thcatr" will b" cqrippcd for
MoFictmc and Ni'.phnur talkn"
Tictsrr, To open op Jargary 2L.
Norri, is now Soio,,ing "a number Of
"'tall.i"s' 10 be- shown here and
"Iii release the uaarcS latter.
Imperial Valley press., 1928-12-28
dinary $2.7J-$3.J0, poorer $2.25-$o.50.
Shipments

dinary *2.7755.$3.50, poorer $2,25.$c.5o.
Shipments
Thursday, December 27-Arizona
1871. Central California ., Southern
California ;, Imperial Valley 60,
Florida 3. Total 20S.
LOS ANGELES--IIcavicr receipts
and moderate trading with weaker
tendency in some lines. Some ordi,
nary quality Imperial Valley cucum-
bcrs brought - to $3.50 lug. Best
Imperial Valley grapefruit steady at
$40 to s. box for 64's, 1915 to
- for SOS and $3.50 to 1915 for
100 5. Lettuce weaker with four
dozens at $3.50 to $500 and fivcs at
$3.25 to $3.50 crate. Peas moving
slowly with most arrivals more or
less frosted. Best peas lS to 90
cents pound with frosted stock 10
to j. ceutS.
Imperial Valley press., 1928-12-28
PTTHIAN SISTERS
TEMPLES MERGED

CT considerable interest in Pvth-
ian Sister circles is the announce.
ment of the merger of Holtville
Temple No. 9S with Fl Centre Tenn
pie No. -. which was announced at
last night 5 meeting of the Pythian
Sisters at Davis hall. This will not
effect the meeting nights. which
will be as usual on the second and
fourth Thursdays.
Installation OF officers Will he
held Jauary - in Davis hall and will
be IA private affair. Mrs. Hettie
Stewart is the most excellent chief
elect. and Mrs. Hattie Morrison out
going chief. Mrs. Nina Stafford i>
district deputy for Imperial Valley.
Imperial Valley press., 1928-12-28
Cipsies Ordered
To Leave Town

-Four gip,jcs, three Of them wo'n-
IN, were arrested yesterday after
roou here by Officers Everest
Wcathcrhic and ". :. Kcaring al
ter they were alleged to have beg
gcd at several homes.
FIFTY dollar fines or alternate jail
'crm Of - days were imposed ON
each by Police Judge Kendall +.
Perkins but were suspended on coa-
dition the four leave town.
Those arrested gave their name
rs Mary johnson, 80, Lcnzjc Marx,
Il Rosie ADAMS, %, and l.. NickolS,
=. Al were said 10 be from the
Gipsy camp on the highway near
CarXirn.
Imperial Valley press., 1928-12-28
Neu Rave Over
Girls With "II'4
Get "It" With This New Face
Powder

Why not be the most popular gil'
in your set? PussyWillow, the marvel
GUS new personality powder, will help
your individuality become strikingly
captivating. diBerert Gives an ador-
able peachbloom effect that makes you
simply ravishing! Pussywlllow doesn'.
even show as powder, But it endows
your person with an exotic fragrance
that is bewitching Blonde or brunette,
you can find your personal skin-tone,
and Whit. at al toilet goods counters.
Imperial Valley press., 1928-12-28
The San Francisco Bank
526 California St. (and Branches
San Francisco

For the quarter year ending Dccem.
bor &l,t, 1923, q dividend has been
declared at the rate Of four and one
quarter (41D per cent per annum on
all deposits payable on and after
january 2ud, 1929 Dividends not
called for are added to the deposit
account and earn interest from Jan.
uarr lst 1929. Deposits made on or
before january 10th, 1929, will earn
interest from January Ist 1929.
Wv. f.. NEHIIOTSF. ~ocrctar".
Imperial Valley press., 1928-12-28
HTSTONS ARE HONE
FOR THE HOLIDAY ! S

Mr. aud Ms. j. rrummond Huston
and children Katherine and Jimmie
arc spending the Christmas holidays
M their ranch towr ue9r Imperial.
They were entertained last night b.
Mr.. and Mrs. Roy Brcediove n II
informal dinner.
They plan to return to Las Ang-
tIe~ Sunday where Miss Katherine
viii resume her studies 1t the Mari
borough school.
Imperial Valley press., 1928-12-28
SOCIETY AND CLUB NEWS
Social Brevities

Holiday visitors ut the homr OF
MIR. and Mrs. L. \. Dunlap are Mrs.
\. NJ. uanlcr Of Omaha. Nebraska,
and Mr.. and Mrs. !. W. Dunlap ot
san Bruno. California. Mrs. llanltr
is tine mother Of 4. w. and L. \,
Duulap. The party viii br here until
otter the New Ny0r's holidays.
Mr.. and Mrs. \. i. Contos return
Il last night from Nlhamhra Where
.hcy spent the holidays with MIR.
Ccato> parents, Mr.. and MIS-. jacob
Wcngcr.
Mor"cr> of ~.gual Chapter n.
276. O. T.. :, are reminded * the
meeting tonight. Several important
plans are to conc up for cousjdera-
'ion including plans for the annual
hall OH Monday night Hazel ReH
aold>, worthy matrou, urges Il iarga
attendance he present.
Rey. and Mrs W. G.. Chavsftya
are in Santa Ana visiting Mr.. and
Mrs. y. W Gcrrard parents ot Mrs.
thevcrton. They ravc been there
over the Christmas holidays. but eN-
l.cct to return to ri Centre tomor-
row.
Mr.. and Mrs Martin G. Vail en-.
tcrtaiHcd several o. their friends in
Formally at dinner last night. Bowls
# sweet peas wcr' ascd ON the tabl@
II which covers were LAID for NJ
and Mrs. Walter 3losy. Mi. ana
Mrs. w. L. Apple, md the host and
hostess.
Mrs. Gertrude Maitland. deputy
grand matror. O. T.. =. i, in Goa
rhclla today where she is giving in
>tructionS to that chapter ON EaSt.
I'm star work.
Imperial Valley press., 1928-12-28
Farm Bureau
Dues Are Due

Farm Bureau members are remind
ed that the organization fiscal
year closed November lst and 1929
membership dues are now payable.
1t is hoped, according to Scott Il.
Foulds, secrctary'managcr, that a
large percentage of the members will
send in their checks by mall saving
the time of directors and volunteer
workers.
1t is planned to campaign for
new members, and those already
members can aid in this work by
being prompt in paying their dues,
Foulds said.
Imperial Valley press., 1928-12-28
GEORGE D1MRON
HONE SCENE OF
HOLIDAY PARTY

Tha Gcorg, pmnron home. l4a2
Olive avcr'uc, WIS thc scene ot Il de-
lightful house party over the Christ
mas holidays, Mr.. and Mrs. Dam-
ron : guests being AR. and Mrs. II.
+. Blake Of Nogai,S, Arizona and
DR.. and Mrs. w. &. Woodman Of San
Diego. Mrs Wuodmau will he re
mcmbcred at Miss Fay Damron.
\ dinner party Christmas day
was one of the enjoyable features
Of the gathering, The visitors left
for their homes last evening.
Imperial Valley press., 1928-12-28
SLOT MACHINES TABOO
ny United Press LcnScd Wire

EUREKA, Calf. bee. IS
Operators, OF Sjot-"achiuco ia Hum
boIdt county TODAY taccd prosrcu-
tjon unics, they cease operating the
alleged gambling doEirrs imnlcdia-
'eIr. ~ the regular session Of the
county commissioners, an ordinance
making use Of tln machines illegal,
WAS read.
Imperial Valley press., 1928-12-28
TO CLEAR HIGHWAYS

SACRAMENTO. Dee. IS i.aad-
>lideS which blocked travel on tie
2acific highway near (astella,
SHASTA county. were expected to D.
cleared and tAr rad open to uat-
t.r hH midnight y.Ai-,t. thu state
department OF pur r. works an.
nouccd today.
obligatory. u.s. Regular admission
viii be cbar-s d.
The ratiu.. viii upn a. III
WIKI community singing.
Imperial Valley press., 1928-12-28

Combines trim beauty
with the comfort of steel
arch supports. Fine black
kid with smart crescent
cut-outs.