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OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES

APARTMENTs-UNFURNIsHED.
18th & RIDGE PLACE Sc.
4. y. snd # ls 81 BrSs. . snS s1s . .sS
Sinns sRs; sieose. snse shower. p @ equip
rnent. Rentals Rentals SO 70 $50 month:
N. l.. SANSBURY. CO., INC,
l4l8 Eye St. NV. Main 5904.
n.THE MADISON. i739 EYE ST.
Rooms ROOM AM AND Bath BATH $50 So 'ss sssS
CoRDoyA. -2oth AND FLA. AVE
ROOMS zb Asbb sATHH ssATH saso
tSoSs: ssS sc0s29yA ss4G R1 ls9' Hss ,SsR ST.
ROOMS AND BATH ,............... $3.50
a. ROOMS Rooass'lStSi aEb b2TR sl4G ST so
.... 7s4 PARK RID.
soo&s kiTczAEsNP zAsP ANp SA5f barn: $3.50 50
Ro9MMss Rso99Ms zsb Asb SafHH s$TH @ =, ii, '::,sss a
q ROOMS AND BATH. H................. $3.50
CARLTON TERRACE. 2377 ch.mpI.in Al,
3 ROOMS AND BATH. -. .e.".......i i $3.50
se9MsA se9MsssAKGF kIT Aap i!fl bz4a bEza2fiDA AVE $50 50
R9SMs R99Ms AND ASb BATH BATH: ::: & &
eooxsT.I sTIEKEfFr9N Kffr 9sD l53I sHra. 2..h ST 81. :,
R00M' R00M' SSETITLL; STI sT, BATH $40. So $3.50
l ROOM KIT. AND BATH =. ,s5S Sso-.4a. so
NoRTHMINsTER. 2ii4 ST. NV.
ROOM. XII ANb Nseih barH '"1so'ssss ssso So
, ROOM McAEyEL ny .aAH Hall 1918 x ST.
eoo,wsE WELDON HALL 1852 ais. ST.
hOoM' KIT BATH. .s37. .50-,42. so
|. w. GROOMES. 14l6 F ST.
NEW BUILDING OPENS.
| THE FAREWELL APIS.
NV; CORNER l3th & MONROE SITS. NV
,oI to ., rooms and bath, large bright rooms,
oTsfefp%1ssn Tsfe fssF fn9isf ssRSicE. ss5iy.
1sw:AsTzEsfSIs,' sSs'ofdi RHEEM Ma"ssef HfESsSsEy,
20 I2In 81. Main 375.
TUDOR HALL.
10th st. and Mass. Ave. NV.
TELEPHONES
Elevators.
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FRM RM kRIEdccGHEINETTE' REc HIs EF HM r. ch rr sa5sS
/ RM' REC Will HI: fHPrSSF.EEr kEP SSP s T.sS
2OOo BELMONT RID. NV.
APT 4o5Is RMS, XII: AND BATH. 10000
9l6 EAST CAP. ST.
SOB r. |. AVE. NE.
DUPLEX APT; s RMS AND BATH. $40. 90
0OO7 EYE ST. NV.
sra FL FRONT; 2 LARGE RMS. e. B.. .s3s. 90
w. P1LLING,
l416 F St. NV.
THE SEATON,
$50 Rhode Island Ave. NV.
Several very desirable apart.
ments in perfect condition. All
outside rooms assuring ample
light and air.
s rms, kit. and bath,
5000 to $3.50.
B. F. SAUL CO.,
Main 2lO0. OPS 18th St. NV.
sc oo-i4ls CHAPLIN N.w--1 r., q.
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4o.0o-ls34 Marion n'ws
20 So-8ei 9Th se.-4 r.. b.
zz.ssoo-leli M n.w.--2 r., b.
is.So-fosss iissSSo-fss 3 3 nis;-iis, n'x-is1r. roou
IHOS. d. WALSH.
Bis lith 81. NV. Main 7sss-7sss.
Cool and Quiet Nights.
Real Summer Comforts in
These Suites at Connecticut
Ave. and Davenport Street.
One of the city's highest points.
Outside exposures. Wardman closets ana
eEtuaI eeuaI dining room space in the unususI
Wide lawns with awningized benches. etc
room, kitchen and bath from s4s IN
rooms. Kitchen and bath. from SO N
rooms. kitchen and hath. from - A0D0
rooms. Kitchen, baths, .,..,...... 1890
Garage Space Available.
Resident Manager on Premises
Telephone Clev. 24l9 or Clev 1895
WARDMAN.
l437 X St. NV. Main 1880.
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UNUSUAL APTS. NEAR
18th ST & PARK ROAD

Finest corner bldg. min. walk from
outside. extra bright rooms. tile baths.
hardwood floors, open nreplaees front
bath, Just became avsiiable. sss Coness-
sion for Summer to reliable party Can be
arranged for bedrms. Also rms. pantry
and screened sleeping porch. 20xlO f.. as
low as t6s; rms. and bath. front. SIS.
most convenient neishhorhood. Inspection
VIII convince you. phone Columbia 4sss. or
Evening star., 1928-06-17

21O0 10Th ST NV
New handsomely appointed elevator building ready for
immediate occupancy All apartments have exceptionally
well appointed baths and kitchens and equipped with
cork floors, making them especially quiet
Electric refrigeration of operation of which paid
for by is of the many features Of this building
There is of 2hour switchboard and elevator service
Resident manager premises.
Two rms, kit din alcove bath th............... 5000
Three rms kit din. aIcoye bath 5000 to 5000
Four rms kit din. acove bath $1,000 to $1,000
B. r. SAUL co,
Main 2lO0. o25 18th St NV
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OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES
APARTMENTs--UNFURNIsHED

1901 CONNECTICUT AVE
NEW BUILDING
Ready for Occupancy.
Neutrality-suspicious. Telephone and Elevator Service
Electrical Refrigeration Furnished.
Within Fifteen Minutes Ride to Heart of City,
Ideal location for children. Apartments consist of
large foyer living room, porch dining room, kitchen,
three bedrooms and two baths
MODERATE RENTALS
Resident Manager.
Inspection Invited.
H. L. RUST COMPANY,
1901 18th St. NV
Main 8l00
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ROYAL ARMS,
1921 SIXTEENTH STREET NV.
(Near Columbia Road)
New 5-story hreproof building, containing As ultra
modern housekeeping apartment suites of to rooms
RENTS FROM $500 TO Sll5OO
Located beautiful Sixteenth street, in Washing
tons most exclusive residential section
Large rooms, excelenty lighted and ventilated;
large porches hardwood floors; artistic lighting FIX
lures ample wardrobe closets: full tiled bath with
builtin tub and shower large kitchens; elevator in
cinerator; locker; handsomely furnished lobby.
ELECTRIC REFRIGERATION
OPEN FROM 9 AM TO oPM
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APARTMENTs--uNruRNIsHED
THE PRESIDENTIAL APT,
1926 10th st. NV.
rooms and 4 baths, 8 rooms and 4 baths
Apply resident manager. Franklin 4si0.

COMPANY. INC.
al Sections of the City.
22l + ST. NV.
n,,s Apt t,toh.l Of r,s,a room and bath sauipped
hath; . rooms. Kitchen and bath: apts'
Of room. Kitchen and bath. Frigidaire.
ssowsTs $40 month RrsSspp ssS ss"Dpsd with
d'0 sHsfbRNF ssHisssfi5RNsr'f MANAGER. APT. -.
go e. ST. Sc.
Second floor apt. OF 5 rooms and bath.
Convenient to navy yard. See resident
manaSer on premises.
1920 MASS. AVE. NV.
Front apartment on and floor of
146l GIRARD ST. NV.
Two rooms. kitchen and bath: recep-
tion hall, foyer; screened-in porch
6645 GEORGIA AVE.
Opposite Walter Reed Hospital.
and satS two .,a and I'd thrse "n1 kitchen
tionally large. all outside rooms: plenty
REsiDENSPP' SP'Sf MANAGER ON PREMISES
1918 KALORAMA RID. NV.
Within watkins distance OF downtown
section Apt. of two rooms, Kitchen and
bath.
2535 18th ST. NV.
d.S,rss,. Near Central Mish School in very
rooms. kitchen and bath very reason
able rents.
1924 CONNECTICUT AVE.
Two rooms. kitchen and bath. Three
rooms. Kitchen and bath; $50 and $40
Two rooms kitchen and bath. with
foyer and double porch.
36l8 CONN. AVE.
FRIGIDAIRE
S4s and $50
Newly Renovated.
Resident Manager.
1901 PARK ROAD NV.
Apartments of two rooms, kitchen and
bath; tS2. 50 to $50 month
1903 KILBOURNE ST. NV.
Apsrtments Of .,.c3 rooms o,n;, and bath;
ianitor service furnished. $40.
300 WARDER ST.
Apts of rooms. kit and bath 5000
Ants OF 3 rooms. kit. and bath " $3.50
Showers. baths and all outside rooms
SEE JANrTOR ON PREMISES.
1900 14th ST. NV.
Apartments Of q rooms. kitchen and
bath; s45 month
COMPANY, INC.
Main 1904.
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SHANNON & LUcHs MANAGEMENT.

SHANNON & LUCHs MANAGEMENT
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| r end bath,
ba m ns "s's sefea Eis sha Ed sb e'ss 'sss ~
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isls SHh b Eemse
'"@"' sal.s 80 ''s 8" Tgy 1sRgo99ff
eas.11 I'm a.IE = fsb ri s.s rms" t'eh.a .ad bath m
rooms ri gnsass and porch 2IaHs Is is1bi issm1issffEnM ssffEnM
- z. rms .EiR.n" ERR. "2a gs pa.s IA go 5o,eh .,s
,As kitchen
SHANNON & LICHs INC,
t43s X St NV Main 2345
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RENTAL ONLY S4750.
a nicely arranged apartment OF reception
bath and nice O side 'q%nS porch spendid condtion CONF
ana located within one square OF cars,
buses. stores, etc; modern corner building,
janitor. 1882 r st. NV.
ONLY TWo VACANT.
rooms, kitchen. dining alcove. reception hall
and bath. with two exposures. Convenient
to to stores and Biadensburg rd bus passes
Main a,eo b. r, SAUL Is G9 Istn St. NV.
ROOMS; ROOM, LIVING ROOM, CoMBI-
nation dinette and Kitchen 0arGer than usu-
al. reception hall. built-in bath. plenty OF
ave VIII give reduction on the rent TO party
'aSing Enif nsr;Isu the apartment on n July ist.
4alo coNNEcTicHT AVE. NV. II.
FOR CoLoRED:
~ Reduced rentals: Farmont Apartment. 3ls
New York ave. NV;
I rooms and bath. ..,............,....s40 $40 90
rooms and path. OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES. 5000
Lexington Apartment, 2ist and l. sts. 'D''
Nv rooms and bath. all modern;
1898 9Th st. n,e.--5 rooms and bath, all :. ~ =
2oa$ i4th St i,w.5 rooms and bath. $500 $500
27th and p SITS. n:w~~-corner apart
ment, rooms and bath; .......... $3.50
so7 Investment BIDS. ~ Main 1897.
TO COLORED-S25 to $35.
Apts. Of 2 and. 3 rooms, gas and cleo.
HoWENsTEIN WE RsPF BROS. 18th & H sts. NE.
TIE HOWE-3OO + ST. NV.
large corner apt rooms % t5S Open ssn for ms nsDee
''0n Ho%FNsPErN Owe sR1s afs5s RRos OGilains nn ss
$62. 50-l4th AND HARVARD.
1909 Harvard; open L. Il r PRINCE 3Ii
Investment Bldg
2sos -AsHMEAD PL NV
building issi Roek ce.e park and
dining room two bedrooms. well equipped
and large. bright rooms; every convenience
and twenty four hour elevator and telephone
service Moderate rental OF 800. Apply
''''''' DAV1DsoN DAVIDSON.
1918 18th st. NV, Ee'''0''' Main 1919.
NEW COLORED APT. $38. so.
THE RosELAwN-11s 18th ST. NE
Front apt. large rooms. rec. hall, spa
cious kitchen. tile bath. numerous floor
SEE THE JAN1ToR OR PHONE MAIN 1854
21l3 35th ST. NV
Attractive and room, kitchen and bath
apartments; thoroughly modern; perfect con-
dition; $50 and ass.
!. MCKINNEY BERRY.
REALTOR.
1853 Wisconsin Ave. West 5l3-514.
UNUSUALLY LOW RENT.
TWO BLOCKS SOUTH OF CAPITOL.
24f DELAWARE AVE. S.W,-~f35
New apis. Of one and two unusually iarge
rooms. dressing room, dinet. Kitchen and
bath. Resident MANAGER. 106.
Evening star., 1928-06-17

CAPITOL HILL.
The Foreland,
2nd and A SITS. NE.
One square from the Capitol grounds
new buildingi outside rooms. rooms and
bath and shower, s47S0.
Takoma Park, ID. G..
Thornton Courts. 40 Cedar st.-Excep-
tionaily good location near car fine ana ail
business activities. fairgrounds for chill
dreni rooms and bath
Mt. Pleasant.
The LINTON. sl4p Mt. Pleasant at, over.
LOOKING Rock Creek Parks rooms. bath
Washington Heights.
h.i iIoi California st, n,w.Et rooms ana
elevator service rsasonabls ~ rent. a"'n'sn'
NEAR 9th AND Nj SITS. NV.
Reduced Rents.
rooms and bath, saa,S0 10 sa2so
WM. IT. SAUNDERS co. Inc
nEALIohs- ESTABLISHED Iss7,
1881 QUE ST. N.W,-REA.
sonable terms on yearly leases.
EATON & COOK,
s3l Barr Bldg. FIR. 500. =
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TIE QUINCY,
sii 4gIhcY sT
FREGIDAIRE.

f11fas, giteaAn snG bstai bieIesss
kuyfs9s ~ ~
4 T0omf Slteisn ana bath and isyEs iropt
ADpiS 0H premises ~ 70
l.. +, HREi AIAGER Il SONS,
f5gsoFs6g gslde. N $40
Downtown hFAHTNEhT -fsTa
lzI 10Th ST nv
Cant rooms eff gsEh - sxGFiient cSnni
sapa 6eifsblA fGF s8Fse family Fo1D1inx ~
f53b NOISE. @aHab9t saFy5Hs eEla not HslsI
Furnished .,
1855 AK Main 99s5
RENTAL ORIT S5a
Eohssns4ttIg IoeEA@6 eQ@BloHn sHsft, {,
naeng ~ fouk rooms, bstn end piGf FsFF
Esegfh FEIfga14e 1lfsGst8CF3 sHS eSes5ta5)f
eseystcf fp6 gsBitgF sffgseF A. unilsaslis
l4saFsbls Ieesl}9H william lsw biofss ~
NegsA snA thettxIg Very q4nsts Tsntsi
AsEss ssElsoT. aTW . ~ nE
Imperial Valley press., 1928-03-15
Local Merchants
Brother Dies

John B. Rumsey, So, Of Lakeside,
brother Of Roy L. Rumsey of this
city, died in the Mercy Hospital in
San Diego Yesterday. The deceased
had been confined to his home for
several months. the illness culmi.
mating last week in an attack Of
spinal meningitis which resulted in
his death.
Mr.. Rumsey was well known in
the valley and in the San Diego
district having been active in bust
ness in Southern California for
more than 80 years. He came to
San Diego in 1887 and three years
later opened up mercantile estab-
lishmcnts in Lakeside and FL Cajon.
About five years ago he purchas
ed the Variety Store in Holtvillc
which he had operated since that
time.
The deceased leaves a widow and
two children. one son and one
daughter. His other immediate re-
latives include his brother, Roy, 10
Gated here; another brother, vii
liam NJ. Rumsey of San Diego and
one sister, Miss Louise Rumsey.
Funeral arrangements have not
been completed as vet.
Imperial Valley press., 1928-03-15

Patrick s day. There is large cas-
tie surrounded with shamrocks and
Irish children playing near.
The 4-A Library Club visited the
Library this week. We learned how
to find the books we wish to read
and also talked about "Care of
Books. - Those who attended the
Story Hour last Saturday were Lee
Edgar, Morton Cameron, Kathleen
Stephens, Mary Kathryn Horton,
Eileen Lowitzkic, Robert Thaeker.
The Citizenship club at their meet
ing last week decided to take up
sewing for the girls and woodwork
for the boys. The boys have already
constructed several airplanes a
school house and an airplane hang
ar.
The A grade has a flower mon
itor and so the room is always de-
corated with beautiful flowers.
Imperial Valley press., 1928-03-15
GutereZ Held
For High Court

Francisco Guterez, %, of Los Ang-
cles was ordered held to answer to
superior court on a charge of grand
theft by Judge !. Mavfield yester-
day afternoon following a prelimin-
airy hearing. The defendant was
remanded to the county Jail in de-
fault of bail.
Guterez was charged with having
stolen a Chrysler roadster, the pro-
rerty Of j. NJ. Walker of FL Centre,
from a parking place in the city.
Evidence was introduced to show
that the car had been stolen and
that Guterez had been apprehended
at Tccate in possession Of the mach
me by Customs Inspector Earl.
Imperial Valley press., 1928-03-15

I A prominent health authority has sent
out a warning against a possible
INFLUENZA epidemic. Now is the
time to be on guard for the Influenza
germ. Watch your cold. good plan
to follow is to heat q little of ABSOI.BO
in a spoon and inhale the vapOrs night
and morning, also apply a little up the
nostrils several times day, especially
I Just before being exposed to crowds.
. ABSORBO is composed of MENTHOL,
EUCALIPTOL, CAMPHOR, OIL OH
PINE and other ingredients whose
vapors when inhaled carry the medica.
tion directly through the lungs and air
passages and at the same time it il
absorbed through and stimulates tEd
skin, relieving the congestion. !
Imperial Valley press., 1928-03-15
Eastman Urges
New Calendar

El Centre Public library is in re-
ceipt of some new material regard.
ing calendar publication. One
new bulletin embodies the ideas Of
George Eastman, millionaire manu-
factuer of kodaks, who makes this
subject one of his hobbies.
Mr.. Eastman advances a good
many reasons for adopting the Is
month year with the % day month.
He urges that it would simplify all
time reckoning, that each day of
the week would fall on the same day
of the month the year round, that
holidays and pay days would always
be the same. Persons desiring fur
thcr information on this topic may
look at the circulars at the library.
Imperial Valley press., 1928-03-15

badges the most. The SA3 class and
the SA2 class won the contest by
a tie.
Miss Adams deserves special cred
it for the fine program that was
given in the school auditorium Fri.
day. The 8A3 class did fine work
and they were highly complimented.
There were Posture plays, exercises,
talks by the teachers and songs.
Every one thought that Posture
week was highly successful and the
students went back to their classes
elated.
Sports
A baseball game with Holtville is
scheduled for Friday and the Will
son team is getting ready for the
big event under the direction of
Coach Glenn Davies.
Harding School
The "A grade made up little
verses in language last week. Fol-
lowing are three of the best verses:
| like to go to Harding school
Where we are taught health
rules
scrub my teeth, pretty and white
That's the way | keep happy
and bright.
BY Raymond Brown
Spring
Spring is coming,
The bees are humming,
Robins are singing,
The trees are swaying.
By Raymond Brown
Indy flew over the ocean,
Lindy flew over the sea,
Lindy flew over the ocean,
The great, beautiful world to
see.
BY Barbara Bright
The "A Sand Table committee
lave fixed up the SAND table ror st.
Imperial Valley press., 1928-03-15
Lincoln School Notes

Last Friday the Lincoln school
had Poetry Contest. Mrs. Holmes
our dramatics teacher gave il. The
winners will recite again next Fri
day afternoon. They are:
Bethadclc Palmer, Charles Carr,
Mary Birkel, Maxine Wolf, Dorothy
Imperial Valley press., 1928-03-15
ITEMS OF CURRENT INTEREST
FROM Ell CENTRO'S SCHOOLS

, Gillin, Junior Thacker, Margaret
Loud, Mary Oliver, Margaret Zinn,
Elsie Dutton.
Any who wish to como next week
are cordially invited. The contest
was very successful and / hope the
one next week will be the same. -
Mary Birkel, 5-A.
Clyde Dilbcck's group gave a pro-
gram for Mrs. Holmes. Each one in
the group represented different ma
tions and gave talk about their
country. 1t was very clever pro.
gram. The children who took part
were: Mary Birkel, Gwendolyn Bib.
bins, Beth Adele Palmer, Clyde Dill
beck, Antonia Mancella, who sang
Spanish song. John Quinones also
sang song in his native language.
Beth Adele Palmer, "a.
Wilson School
Last week was Posture week at
Wilson school. The drive was con
Quoted by the SAB class under the
splendid leadership of Miss Francis
Adams. Henderson Price was at
the head of the Posture committee
made up of SAB students. Posters
i'll every room announced that the
committee was on the job. On Tues
day the "Good Posture' badges
were given to those who habitually
stand and sit well. During the
following two sdays close check
was kept on all students. Those
wearing the badges were careful not
to have them taken by committee.
man or teacher, and those who had
not received one at first tried to
stand and sit correctly to earn one.
Friday a contest was held to see
which room deserved the Posture
Imperial Valley press., 1928-03-15
Mckinley School

Last Friday marked the end of the
sixth month. The IA girls were very
happy over the fact that they had no
tardy mark during the month.
Imperial Valley press., 1928-03-15
AR.S!xzklHzz
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Group, Chest Colds and Sore Throat
A trial will convince you.
: For Sale Everywhere, SOC Jar.
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Imperial Valley press., 1928-03-15

The pupils of the PA class have
had the largest bank deposit nearly
every week this year. Several of
the children have been earning
their money.
Imperial Valley press., 1928-03-15

-Four Lowden delegates and two
committed to Hoover were selected
by Republican conventions in three
Missouri congressional district.
Imperial Valley press., 1928-03-15

For several days the "A pupils
have taken much interest in the
w. {. +. L. contest. The children
wrote, in their own words, the tenn
Perance story of "The Sunshine
Fairy and Prince Gaylord.
The four best papers were written
by Gayle Townsend, Glennis Atchi-
son, Donald Bonar, and Masako
Tsurutome.
Imperial Valley press., 1928-03-15

Clarence T. Buck, campaign man
ager for Frank o. Lowden said that
the former Illinois governor was
the only Republican candidate who
would be able to carry the middle
west.
Imperial Valley press., 1928-03-15

The "A indoor baseball team play
cd the 5-B team from Lincoln last
Thursday. The score was 6 to ) in
favor of Mckinley. The boys show
ed fine spirit and all had good
time.
Imperial Valley press., 1928-03-15
FLU EPIDEMIC
Danger Seen

Prepare now to fight eff ISFLU-
ENZA. Simple precautions and home
treatment would avoid great majority
Of cases.
Imperial Valley press., 1928-03-15
The Campaign Log
BY United Press Leased Wire

Senator James A. Reed, returning
to Washington after a western
speaking tour, predicted a Demo
cratic victory in November and said
many Republicans would vote for
the Democratic candidate because
Of the oil scandal.
Imperial Valley press., 1928-03-15
THEATERS

There s not reason in the world
why Flying Romeos,' the First
National comedy which comes to the
Valley theater here beginning to-
morrow shouldn t be regarded as one
Of the funniest pictures of the year.
Based on an unusually clever and
original idea, the picture certainly
has a background Of humor as its
basis.
George Sidney and Charlie Muir
ray, comedians Of first rank, are
featured in it.
Mcrvyn Leroy, comedy construc-
ter, scenarist and director of re-
rute, directed the picture, and f..
VI. Asher, who has turned out more
feature comedy hits than any other
producer, was bacl, of its making.
In addition, the story was written
by John McDermott and Tim Whc-
Ian two Of Hollywood $ most scin-
tillant humOrists.
Imperial Valley press., 1928-03-15

Governor John f. Weeks of Yer
mont in a radio address over WE
AT said that President Coolidge
was the first choice of Vermont Re.
publicans for the presidential nomi-
nation. He said Secretary of Com
merce Hoover might possibly be
second.
Imperial Valley press., 1928-03-15

The reason for such good humor
around town this week is the ar
rival Of "Tillie' of course being the
1928 model of "Tillie 5 Punctured
Romance the big Christie war and
circus picture which is playing at
the Palace Theater.
This is of course a rcjuvenation
Of an old movie which made history
ii the films. And what reiuvena-
ton! 1t is probably having lot to
do with rejuvenating the perhaps
faded movie appetite of many fars
who are jamming the theater al
every performance.
The principal entertainers in tine
"Tillie' production are w. G.
Fields, Chester Conklin, Louise
Fazenda, Mack Swain, Tom Ken.
ncdy, Doris Hill, Grant Withcrs
Babe London and others of Frisbee s
circus which goes to war in the
most spectacular manner imagin
able.
Imperial Valley press., 1928-03-15

William NJ. Butler, chairman Of
the National Republican committee,
had two hour conference with
President Coolidge and talk of a
"draft Coolidge' movement was
revived. Butler did not announce
what his conference with the presi-
dent was about.
, 1928-03-26
POLICE NOTICE
TO AUTOMOBILE OWNERS.

IN assigning license numbers to
1 automobiles Implications have re-
suited, and in Order to clear them
up it is necessary to recall certain
numbers and issue others in their
place. Accordingly, the below list
ed automobile licenses are hereby
cancelled. The owners Of these
licenses may obtain new license
numbers together with new license
tags, free of charge by calling at
the Police Office in [ hristiansted,
All cancelled license tags must be
removed from all automobiles and
new license tags installed within
thirty days from this date.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1928-07-29
Cossips Fire Harris;
Hire Moriarty as Mats Pilot

CHICAGO, July 2s.--Next Winter
promises to be a rough one for several
American League managers. according
~ gossip here. The base ball sharps
of the Windy City already are firing
Blackburn :. Moriarty and Harris
They still regard Blackburnes ap-
pointment as temporary only in this
town and insist Comiskey has selected
a helmsman for next season. They are
guessing a great deal as TO who the
new manager may be and some think
Harris may have the job
Bucky OF course. has nothing TO say
about any change concerning him. In
fact the Washington manager refuses
to discuss any plans for the future.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1928-07-29
HOMERS NUMEROUS.
AS CARDS WIN TWO
Haley Gets Pair, First One
Deciding Opening Game in
Twelve Innings.

PHILADELPHIA. July "a LP).-The
st, Louis Cardinals took a double header
from the Phillies today by winning the
first game in II innings. to 8. and
the second IL to 2.
Chick Hafey broke up the frSt game
with home run in the twelfth inning
and went through the second contest
with five hits and a walk.
Two of Hafeys hits In the second
game were doubles and another was a
homer, his second of the dav.
Sunny Jim BQttomley hit his twenty
third homer of the year with one on
base In the second game.
George Harper and John Schultz also
hit for the circuit in the opening game.