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mittee that it has decided to give
lawn party July 20. installations were
held. Councillor Mrs Marylee Kirby ape
pointed as her committees: Good OF the
order. Mrs. Pauline Steele (chairmanl;
delinquent committee, Mrs. Susie A.
Jennings tchairnian) Sarah Newberry.
Jane e. Fret and Paul Dahlman, pian-
list, Miss Esther Dunkley, to succeed
Miss Elizabeth Hunter, who is now the
new inside sentinel, and press cor
respondent, Mrs. Susie A. Jennings.
Past councillors jewels were presented
to Mrs. Virginia Adair and Miss Nellie
Dunkley. Mrs. Ethel L. Keefe presented
gift to Deputy State Councillor Mrs.
Ollie MONTGOMERY on behalf Of the out
going councillor, Mrs. Virginia Adair.
NATIONAL UNION.
All councils of the District with the
executive board met with Mckinley
Council at Northeast Masonic Temple.
Tuesday evening. J. A. William pre-
sided. Entertainment was provided by
Prof Oates and his student orchestra.
Refreshments were served.
The executive board met Wednesday
evening at SOL Washington Loan 81
Trust Building, Chairman w. T. Bell
presiding.
The Hospital Service Association will
hold the National Union field day
August 2 at Glen Echo Park. The COM
mittee in charge is C.. Bonnie, M. j..
Kindsfather and Jack Marshall.
woODMEN OF THE WORLD.
The new degree team of Baltimore
will visit Elm Camp of Washington in
the near future Invitations will be
extended to all Washington camps to
attend the ceremonies.
Fraser Camp heard report from
Capt. Helgesen last Monday night on
the funeral arrangements for the late
Sovereign English. Members of the
camp were pallbearers, and the uni
form rank company acted as guard
of honor.
The Boosters Club will meet next
Friday evening and hear the report OF
Sovereign Meynell, chairman Of the ex-
cursion committee. Important recon-
mendations for the uniform rank are
to be submitted.
MACCABEES.
Mount Vernon Tent at its review
Monday evening at Northeast Masonic
Temple directed the commander to con-
fer with National Tent, Martha Wash
ington Hive, Eureka Hive and Capitol
Court. Jewels of the Maccabees, with a
view to having a great Maccabees out
ing the latter part of August.
Sir knight Ray Pifer, commander OF
National Tent, has appointed the fol-
lowing committee to arrange for the
special program at their annual excur-
sion to Marshall Hall July 81: j. W.
Fletcher, I. C. Pifer. Joseph Rawlins
Philip A. Clagett, w. T. Stewart and
these members from Martha Washing
ton Hive will cooperate with the tent
committee: Mrs. Lillian Stewart. COM
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mander: Mrs. Grace KcndrIck, Mrs. e:
M. Elliott, Miss Henrietta Lemon ana
Miss Ida Cole
Capitol Court. Junior Department of
the Maccabees, at its meeting July Sc
lected the following ofiicers to serve In
the court of jewels for the ensuing six
months: Diamond, Jeanette HendeI-
son; sapphire, Mildred Keister; emerald,
Cecile Ward; garnet. Gladys Sneiiin,
turquoise, Henrietta Morris; pear. May
Morris; amethyst. Mildred Haas; onyx.
Herbert Turmelle; opal, Wilbur New
ton; jasper, william HoltEnan; topaz,
Cornelius Milstead, and ruby. Boyd
Slime.
The Court of Jewels, first degree,
meets the first Saturday OF each month
at 10 am. In the Northeast Masonic
Temple.
WoMAN's BENEFIT ASSOCIATION.
Liberty-Union Review will meet to-
| morrow evening at O'Clock at 1850
Massachusetts, avenue.
The Lunch Review will meet tonlor-
row at the clubhouse at noon. After z
business session luncheon will be served.
| National Review will have charge or
the lunch which is served at the club
every Monday from 1890 to 80 pm.
All those who wish to come early and
sew for the house will be welcome. AFTER
lunch there will be cards.
Washington Review will hold pay.
to-play card party at the club Tuesday
evening at 8 o'clock.
Columbia Review will give a dinner
for the benefit of the club July "a ut
$50 o'clock.
The officers Club will meet at tn"
| club Friday evening.
SHEPHERDS OF BETHLEHEM.
The last meeting Of National Lodge
was called to order by the commander,
Mrs. -.ottie Bitters The officers-elect
were installed by the deputy supreme
commander, Mrs. Emma Brooks, assisted
by the other deputies and past COM
manders of the District of Columbia.
The degrees we're conferred upon Ed
mund SouSa, F. v. Jones and Joseph
Barstow
Mrs. Roberta Howard, commander,
reappointed Past Comdr. Mrs. Martila
Smith as her aide and as chairlady
Of the good of order. A personal gift,
during the past six months, was made
by the retiring commander, Mrs. Lottie
Bitters.
Addresses we're made by Mrs. Geary,
chairlady of the finance committee Of
the Supreme Lodge, and Supreme Depu-
ties Mrs. Geary, Mrs Phythian, Mrs.
Brooks and Mrs Baker, who offered
the lodge silver gavel for substantial
increase in membership by December.
At the close of the meeting refresh
ments we're served The next meeting
will be July 16 at 808 / street.
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JUNIOR ORDER UNITED AMERI
CAN MECHANICS.

JO1iB H. ElTIlELt NDuIlGl met Weu-
nesday evening with Councillor HouSer
presiding. Officers were elected as fol-
lows. Councillor. F. X. Hart; vice
councillor, p. C. Geraci; recording Sec
rotary, A. Bairasky financial secretary.
d. c. Lingsley treasurer, ID. z. Brewer;
conductor. Cough warden, Brown; IN
side sentinel, Leith. and chaplain, w.
r, Boyd, State Vice Councillor A. c.
Columbus and State Conductor w. l..
Sudwarth assisted in the election. The
newly elected officers will be installed
at the next regular meeting.
Andrew Jackson Council met Tues
Gay evening with Councillor ID: Z.
ouade presiding. Past Councillor G. +.
sented the past councillors jewel 10 Past
Councillor w. r Perry The following
officers we're installed by Deputy state
Councillor 6. II. Child Councillor. ID.
T. Quade; vice councillor, G. r. Smith,
recording secretary, william M La
Roche; assistant recording secretary.
II. e. Hoffman, financial secretary, O.
w Hall. treasurer. r. G. White; con-
ductor. e. !. Martin. warden, b. II.
0uade, inside sentinel, A. l.. Maiionee !,
outside sentinel, H. r. johnson, junior
gates 70 the State Council, r. E. SKIN
ner. C. r. Lacy f. r. Harris; aiternatcs.
C.. T. Smith, H. II Quade, II. ". Hoff"
man and r. g. Wnite. Tr1lstees~-is
months, O A, Rock: IL months. G. T.
Lacy and 6 months, T. r. Harris
Anacostia Council met Monday eve
! ming with Councillor M r.. White pre-
siding Junior Past State Councillor
| John ID Simpson installed the follow
| ing officers Councillor, r. II, Wax; vice
| councillor, James r. Prather, recording
secretary. r. A Estep. assistant record
| ing secretary. r. c. Prather. financial
| secretary, James II. Frye; assistant
| financial secretary F. II Martin,
| treasurer, NJ r. Kempef. conductor,
! Francis Murray, warden. II H. Norton
| inside sentinel, Charles T Conner,
| outside sentinel. John w, Smithson
i chaplain, r. ID kaufman Trustees
| r. C. PFsthef ] A. Emiths0n and r.
| H. Martin Representatives 10 the
| state Council. r. C. Prather Earle "
| Thomas Frank Kicker. p. II. Martin,
/ w. A Gtaub, j @, coppage and J. II
Frye. Past councillors jewel was pre-"
sented 70 Past Councillor Roy 7, Bow
! man by Junior Past State Councillor
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MASONIC.


LODGES
Tocay-Temple Heights, services at
p>ra. under auspices OF Grand
Lodge. Public invited.
-pentalpha, No. Is, E, A,
Observation-Disclosures, No. IL. +. A,
Arminfus, No rs, F. c.
NJ NJ Parker. No. a.. Is. A,
King David. No, 2S> s, A.
Observation-Disclosures Centennial.
No, IL. M. NJ.
Osiris, No. IS. r. G.
ThurSday-Saval, No. 4 ga
Hiram. No 10. e. A,
ConereSs. No. So. e. A.
Petworth, No. a. NJ NJ.
SCOTTISH RITE.
TuESDAY--M ithras Lodge of perfec-
fton. Statutory aSSemhfy--impof-
tans.
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Nearly $4,000 people attended the
Commercial Fair of the West, which
was held recently at Nantes, France.
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Combined with the Super-Six principle
this new invention makes Hudson the
most powerful and economical car per
pound weight in the world.
The extraordinary speed of Hudson get
away is but single expression OF the
brilliant activity of the New Hudson
Super-Six, which is carried on to every
phase of performance. You see it in the
rapidity with which it rolls into high
speed; the effortless ease with which 1t
sustains fast going; the long, reliable
service through which it maintains 10
smooth and brilliant performance.
A single ride will explain why this has
been the most enthusiastically accepted
Hudson ever built.
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Takoma Chapter held lawn party
last night for the benefit OF the chapter.
The chapter has again been honored by
the appointment of the matron. Mary
~ Kiefer as grand representative OF
South Carolina
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FRATERNITIES

held its annual picnic Saturday after
noon at Sixteenth Street Reservoir
Park.
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Performance that reaches thrilling nezU limits!
Sn1oothness that sets a new mark in nl0t0rdOm!
Gas efficiency that alters all precious standards!
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Matron Mrs. Alice T. Draper an
nounces a card party July 10 at the Lee
HouSe. Fifteenth and l. streets, at .
D.m. The proceeds viii go 70 the ways
and means committee Of Ruth Chap,
eer, The past matrons and patrons oil
Ruth Chapter had al outing at Com
snonwealth Farms yesterday,
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OVAL ARCH day will be observed
at the Grand Lodge open-air
services at Temple Heights to-
\ day at 4 O'Clock, when the High
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Matrou Lula M Glover Of Miriam
Chapter announces a card party by the
vays and means committee, Tuesday,
a the home Of Mrs Marie Kimmel,
2TB Second street southeast, at ] pm
THE Matrons and Patrons Association
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II Hiram Lodge, No. 10. during the
degree work Thursday, Junior Warden
John H. Eiseman will head the official
line. Master r. L. Fahy invites all
Masons to attend Refreshments will
be served after the meeting.
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Petworth Lodge, No. AZ, specially an
ncunces degree work at the conmunica-
ton Thursday evening. with Senior
Warden Fl. W. Ludwig presiding, also
that Petworth lodge is among those or
ganizations specially invited to attend
the vesper services on Temple Heights
this afternoon.
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SHULTZR'S MOTOR CO.
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These whisk broorns are
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straw and are equipped with
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This desk set is made of green and black un-
breakable pyrolin Complete with fully guar
anteed Self-fllling fountain pen. A real con-
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s'OI Painting" Stationery

An exceptionally high grade white stationery that
instantly the approval of the most critical eye
Socially correct-always. Each box contains "a
sheets of paper and "a envelopes to match. Take
advantage of this low price.
Imperial Valley press., 1928-06-07
Police Seeking
Local Woman

Mrs Esther Quinoncs Estrada, II,
Of Fl Cenfro is missing.
Information 70 this effect was
furnished the sheriff 5 office late
yesterday and search for the girl
has hegun. As Esther Quinones, she
Lad been q ward Of the Juvenile
court up until the time of her mar
rIago 20 Estrada recently
Information was 10 the effect
that She and her husband had a
slight alteration and the girl left
her home here.
Later il was learned that she was
in the vicinity Of Holtyillo with two
other girls hut investigation by po-
lice there failed 10 reveal her where
abouts and nothing has been heard
from her since that time.
Police and county authorities are
continuing investigation into her
disappearance and any word rela-
tive 10 her whereabouts should be
turned over - the authorities. She
was described as being about feet
6i2 inches tall, weight about 100
pounds, bobbed hair and dark com.
pleXion. She wore pink silk dress,
tan stockings and black shoes when
last seen.
Imperial Valley press., 1928-06-07
CONGRECA TIONAL
CHURCH TO TRY
DR.. FRANK DYER
By United Press Leased Wire

LOS ANGELES, June 7.-Clergy
men and laymen composing an &C.
clcsiastical court met today at
Mount Hollywood Congregational
church to try Or. Frank Dyer, pas
tor and storm center of the Wiltshire
Boulevard Congregational church, on
charges of "conduct unbecoming =
congregational minister
One minister and two laymen
from each of the 60 churches in the
Los Angeles association of Congre
gational churches attended the
court. The Rev. Paul Davis acted as
nodcrator.
The trial, declared to be the first
of its kind in the history of the
denomination in Southern Califor-
MA, proposed to determine if DIR.
Dyer S leadership had caused the
disruption of his church and its
serious financial difficulties.
Charges of immoral conduct, pre-
ferred against the pastor by men,
hcrS of his board of trustees, were
not taken up by the ecclesiastical
court.
nr. Dyer declined to attend the
trial, declaring the association
lacked jurisdiction over him. Tic
association said that in event DR..
Dyer was found guilty he would lose
his standing as Congregational
minister.
Imperial Valley press., 1928-06-07
Freight Station
Opens Next Week

The new freight depot of the
Southern Pacific railroad is expect
ed to be opened for service in an
other week. The office force has
already moved into the new build
ing and the loading platform has
been put in use and workmen are
at present engaged in laying the
floor of the warehouse.
The flooring of the building is
one of the features of the new
depot. A foundation of cement has
been laid and over this workmen are
now engaged in laying block floor.
The floor will be composed of wood
en- blocks, cut against grain, about
three inches deep and three by six
inches in width and length.
The building presents commod-
ius plant for handling freight. 1t
has been built with an eve to the
future and is expected to care for
Imperial Valley press., 1928-06-07
PERSONALS

Mrs. +. q. Gianola and children
are established in their summer
cottage at Jacumba.
Mrs. p. +. Lemons and family
Lave gone to San Diego for the
summer months.
Mr.. and Mrs. II. G. Jones are at
tleir Live Oaks Springs cabin.
Col. Charles L Phillips, I. S. A.
retired will leave for the Boy
Scout camp ut Laguna Mountain
tomorrow, TO remain several weeks.
Mrs. Perry Burke and four little
daughters left on the afternoon
train for Racine. Wis, where they
will be the guests Of Mrs Burke 5
PARENTS for the summer. In July
Mr.. Purke will motor east and
bring the family home in time for
school in the fall.
Roy Beeler Of FL Centre. formerly
employed by the Marsh Cleaners has
bought Jeff Mills Cleanatorium
al Holtville and will take posses
sion at once.
William Dawson and Albert De.
NOrc returned this afternoon from
Pomona college where they are stu
dents. They will remain here for the
summer months returning to Clare
mont in the fall Melvin King r.
turned from Pomona on TUESDAY
and Victor Hctzcl has been home
for several days.
Mrs. Esther Kavanaugh, rural
supervisor OF county schools has
been granted wear : leave Of ab-
scncc during which she will take
much needed rest. Later she plans
TO DO some studying in line with
her educational work.
{. J. Ellis left recently for Homo
lulu, II. l., where he will remain
some time, according to present
plans. Mrs. Ellis is to attend sum
mer school At San Diego normal and
afterward she viii join her husband
in the islands. She hopes to teach
there next year as the trip to the
islands is only the first lap of
projected leisuro'r trip around the
world
Imperial Valley press., 1928-06-07
DELIGHTFUL BRIDGE
LUNCHEON GIVEN BY
LILLIAN HOLIDAY

Miss Lillian Holiday was hostess
TO a group Of girl friends yesterday
afternoon at cleverly planned
lridge luncheon on the veranda of
her home on Sixth and Hamilton.
The dainty and cooling meal pre-
pared entirely by the hostess was
the more tempting for being ser
vcd out Of doors. Later the tables
were cleared for bridge and Miss
Alice Cole was given the opportuni-
" to win high score, while Miss
fdna Kaiser was properly consolcd
for low score.
Guests invited were Misses Alice
Cole. Christine Clark, Margaret
Eide, Jean Never. Edna Kaiser,
Margaret Carmichael, and Mrs. Opal
Ieck.
Imperial Valley press., 1928-06-07
Poultry Meeting
Next Monday

The first of series of poultry
summer management meetings to be
conducted By the extension service
is scheduled for ?. m. on Monday
June II, at the F. T. Oliver ranch
which is three miles east and one
half mile north of Heher.
The subjects of culling or Hog
anizing.' feeding, parasite and dis
ease control, will be the topics dis
cussed. Similar meetings will be ar
ranged in the several districts of
the county where poultry raising is
of Importance.
Imperial Valley press., 1928-06-07
What to Read
During Vacation

Valley vacationcrS. who are
wondering what to take with them
to mountain or scashorc resort IN
the line of reading matter from
look store or library vacation list
will perhaps find some inspiration
in the following list of fiction COM
piled recently by 4 big wholesale
house.
"The Bridge of San Luis Rey,
by Thornton Wilder. This best OF
''bcst sellers is an inquiry into
the lives of five persons, who met
common death. \ work of great
lrauty.
bad Girl, ; by Tina Delmar. \
realistic study of Harlem 5 inarti-
oulatc white folk.
Z" But Gentlemen Mary Bru-
ncttcs.' by Anita Loss. The blonde
Iorelci turns author and sketches
the life of her friend Dorothy.
The Fortunate Wavfarer, by
Z. Phillips Oppenheim. Oppenheim
uses the plot about the Young man
who was handed an enormous sum
lv a generous stranger.
The Island Within, by Lud-
wig Lcwisohn. A gripping novel
With Jcwrv as its theme.
From non fiction publications in
general the publisher suggests:
"What II We Do Now? by
Longstretch and Holton. This is a
book of party games designed to
succeed the ask me another craze.
"Strange lnterlude' by Eugene
Q 'Ncin. This is the nine act play
that has made theatrical history
with its subtle characterizations.
Napoleon by Emil Ludwig. y
highly readable biography of the
little corporal.
Imperial Valley press., 1928-06-07
Second Charge
Against HOell

Allen Hoell, who was arrested a
few days ago on the Calexico high
way on a reckless driving charge,
is now facing second charge, the
complaint this time being grand
theft
Sam Wise arrested Hoell on the
traffic charge and became suspic-
ious of the ownership of the Chrys,
Ter roadster which Hoell had in his
possession. Investigation brought the
Information that the machine is
the pronerty of A, +. Callahan of
BraWley.
lloell has not been arraigned on
tile new charge as vet.
Imperial Valley press., 1928-06-07
HEBER
press Staff Correspondent

=. press Staff Correspondent
HEBER. June The Ladies Aid
gave an ice cream social Tuesday
evening at the home of Mr.. and
Mrs. George Whitcher. Games were
tnioyed and homemade ice cream
and cake served during the evening.
Mrs. Edith Jacobs left on Satur-
day night for her home in Mime
sofa to spend the summer.
Mrs. Emma Stevenson returned
Friday from Garden Grove, where
She attended the wedding of her
grandson. Mrs. Stevenson will re-
main in the valley until the first
of July, when she will oeturn to the
coast.
Mrs. a. T. skeats spent week
visiting friends in Long Beach, Los
Angeles, and San Diego.
Mrs. NJ. d. Bales has gone tc Los
Angeles to consult a specialist. Mrs.
Lales left her baby son in the care
If Mrs. Skeats, until her return.
John Briggs and Neal Gavin are
serving steadily on the jury this
! eek.
Mrs. Sadie Fishburn spent Tues
day in Calexico.
Mrs. George Thompson entertain
cd at luncheon on Monday. Covers
were laid for Mesdames Sadie Fish
burn. Ralph Thompson, Dimmie
Gavin, and Miss Gladys Wylde-
RIowne. Mrs. Thompson is leaving
for San Diego for the summer on
Saturday.
Mrs. George Whitcher shoppcd in
Il Centre on Tuesday.
Mr.. and Mrs. .. ;. Noteworthy and
son, Norman, called on Mr.. and
Mrs. VI. H. Gavin, on their return
from trip to the Grand Canyon.
The noteworthy family were early
pioneers IN Heber. Mr.. Noteworthy
set out most of the parkway trees
III Hebcr. Mr.. and Mrs. Noteworthy
ere living at Sawtclle, and Norman
Noteworthy and family reside at
Riverside.
Arthur Tucker is in Zurchcr s
store for a few weeks.
Vernon Hester and Earl Ritter
returned from the Junior Olympic
tIyout in Los Angeles.
+. J. Tucker, OF Iurchcr Brothers,
i. the Patrol Leader of Troop 13,
receiving the Loving Cup for the
highest attendance during the quar-
to.
Imperial Valley press., 1928-06-07
THE WEATHER

Los ANGELES AND VICINITY
Fair tonight and Friday with
moderate temperature. Foggy or
cloudy in the morning.
SOUTHERN CALIFORNIA;
Fair tonight and Friday but fog
in west portion tonight; normal tenn
nesature and hsnidity; moderate
westerly winds. Fire weather fore
cast: High temperatures and low
humidity in mountains; gentle vari-
able winds; normal fire hazard.
Imperial Valley press., 1928-06-07
Attorney Will
Bring Prisoners

Lee Nuffer, local attorney, will
return two prisoners to the county
.iail here when he returns to FL
Centre from Los Angeles tomorrow.
a. r. Pilchard, wanted here for
having passed check without suf-
ficient funds in the bank to meet
payment, and Otis Hobson, wanted
on a charge of defrauding an inn
keeper, will be his charges Pilchard
was arrested a few days ago while
Hobson was taken into custody
Yesterday.
Imperial Valley press., 1928-06-07
WoEmsm,s We217(1sE,97l'ss Imterests Ith=s9,s7s5ts3
LIBRARY GRANTS
NEW PRIVILEGES

Miss Agnes Ferris, city librarian,
announces that beginning now vaca-
tion privileges will be allowed on
library hooks.
This means that seven day books
can be taken out for two weeks and
that l4-day books may be kept for
a month But the borrower must sig
nifty that vacation privileges are de-
sired when taking the books from
the library in order that the records
may be kept straight.
Imperial Valley press., 1928-06-07
DENIES MARITAL RIFT
BY United Press Leased wire

HOLLYWOOD, June H. Lila
Lee, screen player, said today there
Was no truth to the report that she
and her husband, James Kirkwood,
lad severed marital connections.
Miss Lee is playing in films while
hlrkwood is playing vaudeville in
I.--dOl
Imperial Valley press., 1928-06-07
MRS. r. T. PENTECOST
ENTERTAIN.S FOR
PYTHIAN SISTERS

Mrs. Il. T, Pentccost was hostess
at the Country Club yesterday aft
crnoon to members of the Pythian
Sisters Thimble club and their
friends
After an afternoon of bridge dur
ing which Mrs. Bird Hobby won
high prize and Mrs. W. Hendry of
Calexico low, the hostess, assisted
by Mrs. Frank Wier served delic-
ious ices and cakes.
Imperial Valley press., 1928-06-07
THAW MAY VISIT FRANCE
BY United Press Leased Wire

LONDON, June A visa has
been obtained for Harry Thaw to
enter France, and he will go there
# British authorities persist in their
refusal to permit him to land at
southampton, T. NJ. Pendleton, who
came here to take up Thaw's case,
told the United Press today.
Imperial Valley press., 1928-06-07
TALAYHA IN LEAD

NEWPORT BEACH, June 7. -
While exact positions of the six en-
tries in the California to Hawaii
yacht race could not be determined,
Yacht club officials said today they
believed the sloop Talayha was in
the lead.
Imperial Valley press., 1928-06-07

the wants of valley shippers for
several years.
The new loading platform has re.
ccived much favorable comment
from the shippers, the platform
Icing erected in such manner that
trucks may approach it from either
side. The building has been sur
rounded by road and drivcwayS
making it accessible from all sides
Imperial Valley press., 1928-06-07

ly damaged but the diver of the
other machine, like OswIlt, cscap-
ed without injury.