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Imperial Valley press., 1928-03-17
WOMACK ATTENDS
SALES MEETING
AT Los ANGELES

Accompanied by several members
of his sales and service organization
Roy Womack local Chevrolet dealer,
attended the big Chevrolet sales
convention held in Los Angeles re-
Gently at the Philharmonic auditor
ium. More than five hundred
members of the Chevrolet sales fore
es from all over Southern California
were present at the meeting, presid-
ed over by H. J. Klingler, general
sales manager of the Chevrolet Mot
or Company. The afternoon session
was followed by n banquet at the
Ambassador hotel in the evening,
where an elaborate program of en-
tertainment was arranged.
Monday S meeting was one of a
series annually held by the Chcvro-
let organization, and which this
year will reach 10000 people in a
total of SO of the principal cities of
the United States. The tremendous
sales plans of Chevrolet for 1923
were discussed, as well as every
phase of sales, service, advertising
and management of a retail auto
mobile business, by experts from
the Chevrolet central office in De
troit.
Accompanying Mr.. Klinger, and
taking active part in the afternoon
and evening meetings, were f. w.
Fuhr, Pacific Coast regional man
agcr for Chevrolet, r. X. White,
sales promotion manager, J. p. Lit
tie, parts and service manager, Sid
ney Corbett, manager of fleet sales
division and w. A. Bless, manager
of dealers finance.
These meetings are designed to
provide the Chevrolet dealer with
the most complete information a
bout the Chevrolet carlow to sell
it, service it and generally operate
a retail business with profit to him
self and the public. Through these
sessions the individual dealer has
the opportunity of personally dis
cussing with Chevrolet officials
problems concerning his particular
business.
Imperial Valley press., 1928-03-17
Citrus Pruning
Demonstrations

The agricultural extension SER
vice win hold series of citrus
pruning meetings on Monday and
Tuesday, March 10 and goth, at the
following ranches Monday, March
18th, at 10 a. M. Southwest of FL
Ccntro at s. NJ. Trimblc S formerly
Mrs. Frank Dutton's) one mile south
Of the state Highway on the Dahlia
Canal.
Monday, March 10Th, 2 p. m. north
vest Of Brawlev at Frank Hovley s
cnc and half miles north of Braw-
Icy OIL the Highway one-fourth mile
west and onc-fourth mile south.
Tuesday, March 20, 10 a. III. south
Of IIoltville at r. II. Metcalf's one
mile south of the stockyards in
llOltville and one half mile east.
Tuesday, March 20, > p. m. JAS
per district, at f. Il. Holt $ three
miles cast of IIobcr, onc-half mile
south and one and half miles east.
Imperial Valley press., 1928-03-17
HOltville Man
Held At Jail

George b. Campbell, q, of Holt
willie was locked up at the county
gail last night pending an investi-
CATION into his activities. He was
apprehended by City Marshal Con
nelson yesterday, who Informed the
sheriff s office that he believes that
the man is wanted in San Diego and
is also involved i'll a bad check
deal. At the time of his arrest the
man was in a dazed condition, be
hcved by police to be either under
Imperial Valley press., 1928-03-17
BOy Scouts Get
New Mess Hall

Through the generosity of two
wealthy Pasadena women, Mrs.
Evelyn Brooks Clifford Mrs. Cora Est
ella johnson the Boy Scouts of the
Yuma Imperial council will have a
dining hall at their summer camp
in the Laguna mountains. These
women have supplied $1,000 each to
&c toward this purpose and the ad-
ditional $500 will be raised by sub
scription.
Mrs Clifford promises Il further
Imperial Valley press., 1928-03-17
ENTRIES READY
FOR COFFRO 9TH
RACE AT TIJUANA

san DIEGO, Cal, March Ii
Some 20 horses, the finest that mon
cy can buy, were stomping in their
stalls today, waiting for the morrow
when they will be called on to strain
every sinew and muscle in quest of
the 100000 "bag of gold,' and
the honor Of being crowned winner
Of the 1923 Coffroth Handicap.
A lightning fast track and summer
weather prevailed on the eve of the
mile and a quarter classic. The Of
ficial entry list will be announced
carly today.
The withdrawal of Justice f.
Imperial Valley press., 1928-03-17

The supreme court of the state of
Georgia has decided that the hus-
band, like the king of England, has
become mere figurchcad. Has be-
come! And since when?
Imperial Valley press., 1928-03-17

What chance will the talking
movies have against the people who
are telling their ncighbors how it
happened in the stage play"!
Imperial Valley press., 1928-03-17
Special
Sport Equipntent

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six wire " heels with tires 49,.
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locks and locking rings
coilspsibis trunk rack -.
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sllO on closed car. =. six
disc wheels with same equip
p,eut, S15 on open cars
eS5 on closed models.
Imperial Valley press., 1928-03-17
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Imperial Valley press., 1928-03-17

the Influence of drugs or intoXicat-
ing liquor. He was brought to the
county jail by Deputy Sheriff Free
man where he is being held while
an Investigation is to be condnctcd.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1928-01-12
CHURCH WORKERS
/ TO CONVENE HERE
Presbyterians Will Gather
January 20 to Discuss Ma
/ tional Edifice Plans.

A national conference of the COM
n,ittees and others interested IN the
erection Of a National Presbyterian
Church in Washington viii he held
here Friday. January 20, according 10
announcements made hy Roy. Charles
Wood. presiden; of the National Pres,
hvterian Church, Inc. The purpose nj
the conference ~ Ia coordinate the
clans of the various committees now
engaged in securing Nation VIDE sup
port for the project.
Rev. John Timothy Stone. pastor OF
tire Fourth Presbyterian church. chi
caso. will preside al luncheon for
committee members AT the NaNttoWer
Hotel at 1890. Guests will then in
spect the site Of the National church.
1T Connecticut avenue and calvert
street. and Will visit several If n" ma
tional churches erected in Washing
ton by other denominations.
The principal event Of the day Will
be a dinner held az the May flower AT
$50 10 give Washington residents ip'
formation concerning the project ana
to provide an opportunity for them TO
meet representatives from other sec
tons of the country.
Fey. Charles Z. F.rdman Of Prince
ton former moderator Of the General
Assembly, will speak at the dinner. at
which many men and women OF ma
tionsl prominence Viii be present. in.
ciudinc Senator Ernst Of Kentucky,
pr. Stone. George C. Barber. New
York City: Rev, George +. Stewart
Auburn. - Y. chairman Of the Ma
tional Capital Presbyterian Commits
eion 81 the General Assembly: Mrs,
Charles Dewey Hilles. New York City;
Mrs. Medill Mccormick. Chicago and
Washington. and Edward 7. Mellon.
New York and Pittsburgh.
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MRS. COOL DGE SENDS
WREATH FOR MAID
Funeral of Miss Katherine Wynne,
Attendant of Presidents Wives,
Awaits Sisters Arrival.

Funeral arrangements for Miss
Katherine Wynnc. 81 years old. who
has been the personal maid to the
last three Presidents wives while In
the White lIouse, are awaiting arrival
tomorrow of Miss Wynnes sister. ~
is expected the services will be con-
Quoted at 1t. Matthews Church Sat
urday morning and interinent will be
in Mount Olivet Cemetery. Miss
Wynne died Monday of pneumonia.
Mrs. Coolidge visited the Hanlon
funeral home. where the remains are
resting. yesterday TO supervise the ar
rang"ments personally. and today a
wreath was sent ny President and
Mrs. Coolidge. Accnmpa nying Mrs.
Coolidge yesterday was DR.. Joel r.
Boone.
Miss Wynne began her service at
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& pm, at Hubbard School. MAI. AZ.
kins will speak.

kins will speak.
Alpha Delta Phi luncheon tomorrow
1890 p.m., at Hotel Gordon.
George Wilson, director Of public
welfare OF the District of Columbia.
will speak tomorrow, II am, at the
Washington Club. Seventeenth apd Is
streets. under the patronage OF st.
Gertrlide's Guild. Those interested in
the development OF backward children
are invited to attend.
The department. Of Religious Educa.
ton and the Woman's Auxiliary an.
nounce an annual joint missionary
meeting January II. pm. in Epiph.
any Parish Hall. 1917 q street. Rev.
$ Harrington LittelI. president Of the
Council of Advice of the Missionary
District of IIankow. will speak on
China To-day"
A series Of lectures on Religious
Education in tho Family" under joint
auspices OF the Diocesan Branch Of
the Woman's Auxiliary and the sun
day School Institute. will be given by
Mrs. William +. Bowen. educa tional
secretary Of the Womar's Auxiliary,
every Thursday NJ 4,30 pm, at
Epirhany Parish Hall. All interested
invited. especially parents of young
children.
The South Dakota Society will have
a dinner SUNDAY. 1870 pm. at the
Burlington Hotel.
DR.. Frank Rallou will speak at the
Maury Parent Teacher meeting al
the school tomorrow. pm.
The Columbia Historical Society
will hold it's annual meeting Tues
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Election and installation Of Officers.
Refreshments. Buddies invited.
FUTURE.

FOIONE
"Appreciation Of the Orchestra" will
he the subject of a talk by Miss Mar
torie Lowe. who will he honor guest
and speaker at the Women's City Club
birthday anniversary banquet tomor'
row evening at the clubhouse.
The Stearns Bible class will meet
tomorrow. l pm. ut Mount Vernon
Place NJ. f.. Church South. DIR. *. b.
Moomaw In charge.
George r. Author. Washington cor
respondent of the Minneapolis Tribune.
will speak before the current events
section Of the Women's CITY Club to-
morrow, $50 pm. Subject: "Agricul.
ture and the Next President All
club members Invited
Rrichtwood Citizens Association
will meet tomorrow. pm. at the
Holy Comforter Church. AIS Georgia
avenue.
Womens Alliance az All Souls
Church will meet tomorrow. II am.
ia Pierce Hall. Fifteenth and Harvard
streets Rev. Moses Il. Lowell. pastor
of Mount Pleasant congregational
Church. will speak Of George Rer.
nard Shaw's Message 10 Our Time. y
Luncheon. | pm.
The Ladies' Auxiliary to the u. C..
r. u. will meet tomorrow, pm, in
hoardroom OF the District Building
All ladies Of the families Of y. e.
Firemen are invited. installation Of
officers.
The Hubbard Raymond Home and
School Association will meet Monday,
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National Indian War Veterans. No.
s. will meet, 7:so o'clock. In board.
room of the District Building.
The Central High School Parent
Teacher Association will meet.
o'clock. in the library OF the school
Miss Harriet LASER. in charge ot vo'
cational guidance at Central High'
will discuss The Way TO Choose
Definite Career
Mgr. Enrico Renedetti. librarian OF
th,, Vatican. Rome. will speak. )
o clock. at the Thursday night salon
az the District League OF American
Pen Women. HOS sixteenth street.
Subject. THE Vatican Library; It's
History ard Books.
Moments City Cluh-nr. William
Ice Corhin will give the first of his
series If lectures on the drama.
o'clock. al the clubhouse. - jackson
place.
The State executive committee.
n a. Il. will meet. s o'clock, in nited
States chamber of Commerce Build
ing. 1918 II street.
The Mems club OF 81. Stephens
Episcopal church will observe visitors
nisht. with members of the I.aymen' $
Service Association. as guests. Secre-
tarN Knowles Cooper. Y. NJ. G.. A, viii
tell Of his recent trip abroad. and
William H. Saunders will give read
ing. Refreshments.
The Mems Club NJ st. Marks Parish
Will meet. s o'clock. in the parish hall,
Public invited.
The Chemical Society of Washing
ton will meet. Sis O'Clock. in assembly
hall of the Cosmos Club. Speakers:
mr.. Edgar Z. Wherry and Dr. Ather.
ton Seidell.
Charles StslZle Will speak o'clock,
ut community forum meeting in the
Chevy Chase Presbyterian Church.
Subject. "Industrialism in tho United
states" The entire Chevy Chase com.
munity is invited.
The United Lodge Of Thcosophists.
Hill Building. Seventeenth and
streets. will have free public lecture.
Sis o'clock. on fermentation FIX.
planned" All welcome.
James T. Walker Post. No. IS.
American Legion. will meet $50
o'clock AT Twelfth street Y. Nj. G.. A.
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JACKSON FILES PLEA.
Condemned Man Appeals Sentence
for Attacking Woman.

The appeal of Philip Jackson,
colored. from the sentence Of death
imposed on him by Justice IIocling Of
the District Supreme Court for fe.
innious assault on a young white WON.
an in the Capitol grounds last Febrtl.
AIRY. was filed today in the District
Court of Appeals by Attorney John
IT. Wilson.
Hearing on the appeal probably will
not be reached UNA March. Jack
sons electrocution has been postponed
until April. His original sentence
was to have been executed NOvem-
Der H..
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1928-01-12

the White House near the end OF
President Wilson's administration,
serving Msa. Wilson. and since thai
time Mrs ffardEng and Mrs: CooIi1gs
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day. SIS pm. in assembly hall of
the Cosmos Club. Rev. Joseph L.
Kelly will speak Of Memories Of
Lifetime Spent in Washington"
The Rig Sisters will meet tomorrow,
& pm. In st. Patrick's rectory.
Annual election Of officers.
The Teachers Union will give
dinner January n. Mt the Womens
city Club. Miss Selma NJ. Rorchardt.
chairman Of the union Legislative com
mittee, viii be guest OF honor. Pro-
gram.
The Biological Society of Washing
ton will meet Saturday. pm. In as.
sembly hall of the Cosmos Club
Speakers: Arthur Newton Pack, presi.
dent American Nature Association.
and Vernon Bailey. Biological Survey.
Visitors welcome
The Monday Evening Club will meet
January lG. . pm. I'm Y. W. G.. A..
building. Seventeenth and * streets.
Topic: "The Child at Work" Speak
ers: Mrs. Clara Morgensen Boyer and
Dr.. Frank Ballou.
The Indiana Society Of Washington
will hold reception for Gen. Harry
=. New and the Indiana congressional
delegation January II. $50 pm, at
the Willard Hotel. A musical and
speaking program will follow. Senator
Frank Il. Willis will deliver the prin-
| cipal address. Bridge and dancing ut
| GAS.
! The meeting IT the food and nutri-
ton section of the District of Colum.
bia Home Economics Association an.
nounred for tomorrow has been post
poned to January II. Miss Clyde b.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1928-01-12

Schumann, head Of the nutrition al.
vision Of the American Red Cross.
chairman.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1928-01-12

An air route between. London and
Australia is being considered
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1928-01-12

Lake Raikal IL believed to be the
deepest lake in the world
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TODAY.

National Indian War Veterans. No
s. will meet. 7:so O'Clock. In board
room OF the District Building.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1928-01-12

The Big Sisters will meet tomorrow,
4 p.m.,. In st. Patrick's rectOry.
Annual election Of officers.
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day. SIS pm. in assembly hall of
the Cosmos Club. Rev. Joseph I.
Kelly will speak Of Memories Of a
Lifetime Spent in Washington"
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1928-01-12

The Chemical Society of Washing
ton will meet. Sis O'Clock. in assembly
hall of the Cosmos Club. Speakers
mr.. Edgar Z. Wherry and DR. Ather'
TON Seidell
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1928-01-12

Rrichtwood Citizens Associat ion
will meet tomorrow. pm. at the
Holy Comforter church. AIS Georgia
avenue.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1928-01-12

Charles Stslzle will speak. s o'clock
at community forum meeting in the
Chevy Chase Presbyterian Church
Subject. "IndustrialiSm in tho United
states" The entire Chevy Chase com
munitN is invited.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1928-01-12

The Mems Club NJ st. Marks Parish
Will meet. s o'clock. in the parish hall.
Public invited.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1928-01-12

The Stearns Bible class will meet
tomorrow. pm. ut Mount Vernon
Place NJ. II. Church South. DIR. *. b.
Moomaw In charge.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1928-01-12

James L. Walker Post. No. os.
American Legion. will meet $50
o'clock AZ Twelfth street Y. Nj. G.. A.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1928-01-12

The United Lodge Of Thcosophists
Hill Building. Seventeenth and
streets. will have a free public lecture.
sis o'clock. on "Eeincalnation FIX.
plainei " All welcome
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1928-01-12

The State executive committee,
n 4. Il. will meet. s o'clock. in nited
States Chamber OF Commerce Build
ing. 1918 II street.
The Indianapolis times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1922-1965, 1928-03-23

between two fires and safely got out
from between them without being
burned. John Alexander did some
very worthwhile work, both as the
husband of Julie and as the target
Of either side.
The play had light touches of
comedy here and there supplied by
"BaradaS" and Joseph" The cast
is as follows:
Cardinal Richelieu ........... Mr.. Mantell
CASTOR, Duke of Orleans ..... James Neill
Baradas, the Royal Favorite Rex. Benware
De Beringhen, an Attendant on the
hlnR LIE ROl Operl
Adrian De Mauprat ...... John Alexander
Huguet Spy in Richelieu's Service.
..,....... ......s.. FREDERIC w. Hlle
FoSeph; Gapuchm ...........: Philip gum
LOUIS ALL. ;;..s....'.s.. Bruce ADAMS
gage TO Rlcneneu .........T theresa Larkln
Secretary ..................C Charles Keane
Francois. Richelieu's Page Theresa Coiburn
A Captain of Guards. 80. John Schellhaas
.Clermont. Courtier. .Hnlborn LLOYD
AnoIner ............ EDWIN FosS
Marion De Lorme, Spy for Richelieu
Julie De Mortemar Miss GenevieVe Hamper
Tonight at English's Macbeth"
will be the offering by this company.
(By Observer)
The Indianapolis times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1922-1965, 1928-03-23

Kay" But lady can be a lady in
an American location-"Hey, what?"
Julia Sanderson is Julia Sander
son always with her voice, her walk
and her eyes. She would play Juliet
just the same, and I think she
would clean up on it if she would
have Crumit under the balcony with
his luke"
Among the tuneful numbers are
"Dear Little Girl" "Do-Do-Do" and
"Heaven on Earth" There is a
dancer present in this show by the
name of Allen Mckenzie (the pro-
gram spells it two ways) who GER
tainly has "Fidgety Feet" He is a
good dancer and has a real stay way
about him.
The chorus comes on here and
there. Nicely trained Program
states that these dancers are the
Candy Hale Girls. Good steppers
they are.
Never in my life have seen a
musical conductor with a show in
the orchestra pit who wanted to sit
as much as the man in charge of
this department last night. A nlu-
steal conductor who had energy
could do much more with this show.
Never have I seen a musical con-
ductor in the pit with a road show
who got himself on his chair away
from work as rapidly as this man
did last night. He seems to think
Judging by his conduct last night
that the audience hasn't much to
say in what they want to hear
again. And Frank Crumit was
guilty Of that once last night by not
playing his "uke' some more.
Here is light, comfortable en-
tertainment and nothing more.
At the Murat tonight and Satur-
day matinee and night.
The Indianapolis times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1922-1965, 1928-03-23
Tribute

Thomas Meighan has received an
unusual tribute to his golf prowess
from leading citizens of Miami
Beach, Fla. In a telegram received
from Carl G. Fisher, millionaire
realtor who built Miami Beach, the
noted movie star has been notified
that Hole No. 9 Of the LaGore
Golf Course" has been named in
Meighan's honor. 1t was on this
hole that Tommy distinguished
himself by "holing in one" and a
bronze plate bearing the stars name
has been placed there for all time
according to the telegram.
The Indianapolis times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1922-1965, 1928-03-23

I thought, were much better dancers
than the younger members Of the
act.
Here is musical act with three
people playing saxophones. The en-
trance is indeed novel, the perform
ers looking like ghosts. Vernon
Rathbun is the featured member of
the company and plays some solos
that include such numbers as
"Nola." There is bass solo by one
of the company that starts with
asleep in the Deep" and goes into
a medley. The three, the boy and
man and women do some trio work
The Indianapolis times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1922-1965, 1928-03-23

Other theaters today offer: Mabel
Tailaferro, at the Lyric; Partners
in Crime" at the Apollo; Chinese
Parrot" at the Ohio; Love" at
Loew's Palace; "The High School
Hero" at the Indiana; 1.-THE Big
City," at the Circle, and burlesque
at the Mutual.
The Indianapolis times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1922-1965, 1928-03-23

Here is the type of entertainment that you may call
oldfashoned but comfortable and clean There two
catchy tunes to this piece. But there burlesque
luncheon sort of meal in the second act that
has real punch to it, Probably it is breakfast tea,
but there salad present the alleged butler fingers
the salad to discover if he lost something in it, Miss
Sanderson and Mr.. Crumt have been less sue
ceSSful lately in taking hits hits and MAX
ing them acceptable the road and other points such
Boston and Chicago This show didn't land in Chicago
because Mayor Thompson might have thought that the
theme English or had place in one of ChicagoS
high school text books King George. assure you
that it is not English as we have it now Miss San
derson DISCUSSES her voice maid along English lines
nd Of her
The Indianapolis times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1922-1965, 1928-03-23
THE OBSERVER
LIKES A SENSATION

II
Throwing the voice always gives
me somewhat of a shock. To see
something inanimate talk is not
natural and I have to adjust myself
to the situation. There are few
men in the business who hold con-
versations with their dummy" and
Coram is one of the best I have
seen or listened to.
Knowing that there are few
sounds that are very difficult to say
without moving the lips I watched
this man more closely than other
wise. He has his art down to fine
science.
His manner Of using the dummy
is different than most ventriloquists.
The scene is Whitehall" London
and the dummy is one of the Royal
Guards" Coran is an officer and
the two hold their conversation as Il
they belonged to the same company.
Coram is a fair singer, but he has
the dummy yodel and that is good.
Incidently Jerry, the dummy, is one
of the walking variety.
There is an act called Gust Dumb"
that is rich. The big laugh comes
from the posture of Marie Marion
who, it seems, is the dumb one. She
tries to sing and the result is terrible,
but she really can sing as she shows
in just flash of grand opera. This
act of Clifford and" Marion's is a
WOW.
Rogers and Wynne have a dance
presentation in which they do some
hard shoe dancing. They are good.
Rogers plays the luke" while his
partner does a solo dance. And
then they introduce the girls father
and mother, who do a song and
dance turn they say they did thirty
years ago. The father and mother.
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Young People to Meet

BIZ Times Special
BURLINGTON, Ind, March %
The annual Carroll County young
peoples Sunday school conference
will be held at the Christian Church
here today and Saturday. Those
on the program include Nellie C.
Young, indianapolis; o. E. YaterI
Lawrence Douglas and Mrs. Fred