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Imperial Valley press., 1928-03-21
APRIL 20 DATE SET
FOR CLUB DANCE

The social committee Of the
Woman 5 Ten Thousand club met
yesterday afternoon with Mrs. k.
y, Watson to perfect plans for
a shirtwaist dance 10 bee given in
the club house April % Duc to the
press of events this was the earliest
GATE that seemed practicable. How
ever notice of the affair is being
given long enough in advance SO that
Il Csc who desire to attend may be
sure 10 save the date.
The invitations will be out in a
few days and will be issued to the
public in general as it is desired to
make this a large and successful
affair and to include the members
Of the younger dancing set, as well
as club members and their husbands.
The committee in charge of The
event numbers MesdameS Watson,
Ii. p. Whitelaw, Fercic Thacker,
Roy Breedlove, Howard Meyer, and
Miss Irene Brooks.
Imperial Valley press., 1928-03-21
DINNER PARTY FOR
COAST VISITOR

Mrs. Irwin Kruger of Long
Beach, who is the house guest of
Mr.. and Mrs. David Allen, has been
the inspiration of several smart af-
fairs this week. Among them was
the dinner and bridge given Mon
day night at which Mr.. and Mrs.
Allen were host and hostess at their
Wensley Avenue home.
Covers were laid for Mrs. Kruger,
Mr.. and Mrs. H. c. Diller, Mr.. and
Mrs Fred Kenyon, Dale Cosgrove,
and Mr.. and Mrs. Allen. Prize win
ners at bridge following the din
ncr were Mrs. Kruger, first and
Mrs. Kenyon low.
Imperial Valley press., 1928-03-21
Mr.. AND MRS. HARDEN
GUESTS AT DINNER

As a parting courtesy to Mr.. and
Mrs. Eugene Harden, who are leav-
ing today for Salinas to spend the
summer months, Mr.. and Mrs. John
Zenos entertained delightfully."- last
evening with dinner party and
bridge at the Hotel Barbara Worth.
Invited to greet the Hardens were
Mr. and Mrs. NJ. G. Blanchard, Mr.
and Mrs. J. X. Fahring, Mr.. and
Mrs. o. c. Harris, Mr.. and Mrs.
Elmer Baxter, and Mr.. and Mrs.
Howard Jones. all Of Holtvillc
During the bridge game high
scores were made by Mr.. and Mrs.
Harris and second high by Mr. and
Mrs. Jones, who were rewarded with
appropriate prizes. \ guest prize
was also presented to Mrs. Harden.
Imperial Valley press., 1928-03-21
WAFFLE BREAKFAST
AT SWEENEY HOME
ENJOYABLE AFFAIR

Delightful in its novelty was the
waffle breakfast given yesterday by
Mrs. Minor Sweeney at her country
home on the San Diego highway
honoring Mrs. Harold Burnham and
Mrs. NJ. b. o 'Brien.
Decorations of sweet peas in pas
tel shades, combined with blue
larkspur adorned the tables which
were laid for Mrs. Howard Meye"
Mrs. Forrest Kutz, Mrs. L. p. Sar
gent, Mrs. Vaughn Thompson, Mrs
Eon Bitler. Mrs. L. c. House, Mrs
C. T. Coggins the honored guests
and the hostess.
Imperial Valley press., 1928-03-21

boyish figures simplicity The
established all fashions
of line More elaborate trimming Rich fabrics
unadone boysh lines this mode extremely welcome
will find the lovely modes here ample variety for
choosing.
Imperial Valley press., 1928-03-21
Social Brevities

Blue Triangle club members will
meet with Mrs. Paul Cogley, 622
Main street this evening at 1880 to
paint trays. Each girl is asked to
bring piece of cheese cloth,
plate, a cup and spoon.
White Shrine members will meet
tonight at o clock in Masonic tenn
Tlc for the last time under the lead
crShip of the present officers. Ex-
emplification of the work under
new ritual will be featured.
State Street Christian Missionary
society will give dinner for the
Zen tonight at 6:30 instead of the
regular meeting this week. Pot
luck dinner will be served at 6:50
to be followed by short business
session.
Members of the Music Section of
Woman : Ten Thousand club VIII
meet tomorrow at $50 at the home
rf Mrs. F, \. Burger to elect OF
ficers for the coming year. \ large
attendance is desired.
Imperial Valley press., 1928-03-21
I!uMANUEL CIRCLE
HOLDS MEETING

Emmanuel circle of the Baptist
church met yesterday afternoon in
the church parlors for a missionary
session. After appropriate devo-
tional observanees led by Mrs. Al
hion Miles the afternoon was given
over to program on foreign mis-
sions, with Mrs. l.. A. Dunlap in
charge. Interesting letters were
read from number. of missionaries
in foreign fields
At the close of the session tea was
served by Mrs. G. W. Finley and
Mrs. j. G. Rives.
Imperial Valley press., 1928-03-21
JOHNSON AFTER RAILROADS

WASHINGTON, March 21.--A
demand that the federal trade com
mission investigate alleged propa-
Ganda activities Of the National As
sociatiop Of owners Of railroad and
rublic utilities securities was mad"
III the Senate today by Senator
Johnson, Republican, California.
Evening star., 1928-03-11
HAVANA RESULTS

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A. 10 10 Mu1, May baf, ln3 tffn.!eNrhsl
Ia l. q Ia / hetnnd ttkalnnu ~ tnhfl
lm,rrn,s.ton' Headline. Crafty SAINT aa'
Gan,e Chance Also Pan =, 49,.
SECOND RACE. ;s.yesf'olds np; y tus'
Iongs-~Miss ~oud. iaa tfte,isttFksi, : tn
tAey =. 10 10 ! lea se,"nd ro"rca lni
tUuerrai. ! 'o thiri, Time, ~, bun,r,
Mediator Or. Torch Girl. cmennr. thocoisle
sutiiefAaad Rtght on ntne alsn ran
TaiRn RACE, aseat"ids ~; to.,oni1s IL
TO !. won, nasha., IL 'Gsynne 10 ~,
4 10 !, thtrd, Time, f3A shy FiKh''
Jimmy Finn. shasta Love tiapper AMI IN
p'1sfnHfE TSnEfH ri" naHcr ssear.eld- up: . tnr,
IL O 10 h, ~An; irdian Guide. luu
.Gsynnsl to : ) tn D. second 'Trsmnn r.m.,
iti3 Mary Dale, R,il,e " - BIur Astcr, Gol'
FIFFH RACE a.yesr,nlds up. mile and
80 ysfds~,st. .Ausnsitae, ioa .Messr!' 10 %
i sty,nnc i" 10 s. to ~Hs i" .e@as ss1o'' wc1% n"
soii' los iMoani | tn q ,hiri Time.
iaasa' Masgie Walters. Randei Telluride
and ioheux Baker also ran go,
slATH RACE as.af'ptds ,Gs IN ~, Myn ! nn'e ana
l. 7 10 10. ! !. =, .w"n; Bedford Queen. y, ~
Never. L. ! third. TIM. AZ, n..,
s'9scs 9ssEvESrHi I'M attk Se,, a,ass.aia. @ ~; mile
nnd 50 ,a,ds~-~veTnan. los Meyer tn
70 20 / VOC eonnf rs'',e n9' lns
ps... Ga..eerr;rH nr rH,h, ,dS aoac to To- '',S"e ,Ss
Time itsI Gaerriefe. Hank, fiener ne
Lis and Charles Robinson also ran
Evening star., 1928-03-11
CENTRAL IS FOURTH
IN S. A. SWIM MEET

BALTIMORE, March 10.--Natators of
the Central High School Of Washington
took fourth place tonight In the South
Atlantic intercollegiate swimming meet
in the pool of the Baltimore Athletic
Club. Tome School successfully defend
cd its championship title.
The team point scores showed Tome
with %, Baltimore Polytechnic Institute,
10: Staunton Military Academy. .l6:
Central High. IA McDonough School.
4: baltimore City College, 2. and
Loyola. 3.
Lyman, Central High. showed splendid
form In all the fancy dives and emerged
with the laurels In this class.
Other Central boys who scored points
were Varcla, WHO was second In the 100
yard backstroxe: Parker, runner r-up In
the 220-yard swim. and Bates third In
the l00-yard breaststroke
The summaries:
FANCY DIvE--~Won by Lyman Central
b,sh second .Eulkles; Tome; third Heston,
= so.YxRb' basa--t%s"Sa WON by Arm.,renr,
DO" dome Mp""dusf h0TeseT o:.b rgx vrs.n .S ss ss
:, lido, ! ,,yARn hxck sfRosk-zwon BY p...
,... ,Gn MIillts5sv Aea'ieny. Time, Minute
Tome; srtnnd Parker Central High. fhri
syo,s swo"d' s,ann,cn ,,n,e fourth cgnHinEs Tome
:. ioo.YARD BREAST sTRokE-won h,
Woods staunton second Baum paly
third Bates. Cenirat HlFh: fourth Spedien
PoiE Itn!e ] minute ~ seconds
~ loo-fARD nasH~~won hv Armstrong
Tome se.nud. ktipairtck. Tome. third .IoF,
non. ToI. Mrpanoushi fourth. Coon Loyols.
l6o;YARD RELAy~~won nv Tome tvir.
gtNi. Hh~un Kiipairick. Armstrong; ses..
o'h. Pnls third, Tome: fourth. s,ann,an.
TIM. J g,nui. ...a saonds.
MFuLEf REfAY~~Won nv Tore fHas.
tieny Htwitn kiin4tri,kl' second Sia,t,,ni
third crntni Hish. fanfth I.nyoia Time.
J inmates ~ seeopsis
Evening star., 1928-03-11
CANADIAN IS BEATEN
IN INDOOR NET PLAY

BY the Associated Press.
NEW YORK. March i0.-~-One upset
occurred In the hrht days play In the
mems national indoor championship
at the i7th Regiment Armory today.
Marcel Hainvills OF Montreal. eighth
ranking Canadian player, lost his iirst
round match In straight ssts to Edward
4. jenkins. tr. q! New York, vir-
tuaily unknown player.
The other three foreign entries had
little trouble IN winning their first
matches. Leo Boucher OF Montreal de-
feated Frank J. 6aIicks Of New York,
6-~i, ga. The English veteran. +.
II. Leighton Crawford. lost only one
game 10 Edward van Brunt Of New
York. q. r. Hughes OF England had
more trouble winning from John p.
w. Whitbeck. former Harvard captain,
After losing the FIRST set. 6~.v3. he rallied
and won The next two, B--ai, 6~~2.
Julius AeIigsen Of Lehigh. seeded
player. will not begin play until Mon
day. and Kenneth Appel of Princeton
detauited his second-round match tn
Louis Frlhoufg Of New York. Two
other seeded players. Lawrence Kufzrok
af New York and Horace OrseF of
Princeton. reached The fourth round
today.
=, Summary Of the important matches.
=. FIRST norsD~~ Ed~aid n. .Jsnkirs, IT,
aeai'ssI " dv,.a Wi. .;.sb TssS,..,, MIN. NV
baum h.w fnyh as..i S~s~t.
tk.okh tkI.~I.awye"aa hu,yfok
20 '@s g. l,1nsssa., n & h"si.na. d,ts",si
l1ha r. " whllbect isfonastiie N. v.
% a~:I A: Ffed, G. Ands,soa. Ns~
Seeh anfieftef y K,n'.r, ,,,,,s.on ass Yogs ~
fss'sh br 2I. v'.st."a q,r.;sa fsye,. fsS r"rs o. o.
few Wv ~. tn|l, Hosmaa aetssis,i
, ,@is @,I,,s% s""'., '..ae"t,s h NJ s.s Yaga a.is.
q gsif,n u ,psgQdsr, E,.~, k.,a ka,hsl''
Yo.l,, .deleIled reroy T.. Ksaasian hoos'
DfguheIli' ffhirasa defeaisd J ", hssa,i,
kaw Toft h.@,3 n~~0; Lea honhsf'
5 s@d 1:aa,.d t.l''bic" III. b;Sa. nt'Tafp." a.% En-
TiuHn n0Dep~-Kursrek defeated l., g
ssG9 ts.9ea sf~ i ,gss ,s,s., IL 7ysl yosl @l'B
| 9fsg as'ested 9, H. "stslns New s"fs
Evening star., 1928-03-11
NEW ORLEANS RESULTS

riRsT EaGn 'far'd. is r.ssndp sn Hp eSo
$50. ): 80. won: Gotham. 1l3 Horn !;
$3.50, $40. second: Great Snort; IIS
ouis,ep Blind Cast. scampsway and uniady
A'S SSEcoNp RACE. 4.year-oids and up; -.
mles--Efellre. 10: Root, $50. :n.
$500. won: Carnm. III tMagWfct. hl'
$500, second, juniors Nurse io" 'Leonr on
I.cnnid. Nairbec. Clique. Rankin, Royal OAK.
Nonrh aiant aud Lexington Maid also ran
THIRD RACE. 3teaf'oiis and nm; y fnt-
lnngs-BalI Gee, l13 MEYER ic sas sR;''h. on.
1risl' sSi0. 81 90. .rcrnti: Royerof'st, IL
,LeonaTd, 81; Third. Time. - =
Cad. Colonel bragg. Thistle Gold aud stormy
- 'FtoGRTH RACE, a-yesr-old.; fnrIong.a, =,
SaHn., won: Resgsr Roy. lnl M sLando,,,,iI
iMoorcl $3.50, third. Time. iiii. Aisoit
shasta Lad, Feu follei and fstsy Jane ais"
FIFTH RACE. .s.year'e!ds and Gp; ! a. r,is nh
won: Dan Burnham. IL. sHarsey,,. Slo:n.
$40 ;eGod Pen Them wes, sSa 2nssS ssrs,sso
CrcS.,es, e,.t'p and s.iis caihertson also ran.
m,I..H1PorImoi IAP Hnh los ,N;cIairi 50, 40,
$3.50 siIo. won: Treasurer ioi ,atan' ,,.ss.n
do,i 81 so. $50. .s.oad; a. Hss.her Sn, MN
Adtsu' imn,ortai. Try Asain, Nellie Myh'li
SEVENTH RACE. 4-year-olds and UP, J ~
miies~-Rright shawl. loo tRnot. Sli ~
ss:S 40 '';SrS ,s,sa Aprs."d' F,ms' - Us !
Grand Dad Huntsn,an. Mons Boy. finlahd.
Flora and Lewis also ran.
Evening star., 1928-03-11
148 ARE NOMINATED
FOR AMERICAN DERBY

Hy the Associated Pfnsa,
CHICAGO. March lO.~r-The Ameri-
can Derby transferred this year fran
It's accustomed setting at Washington
Park 10 the. new Arlington Heights
course, had attracted i4e nominations
when Tho list ciossd tonight
Many OF tha leading a-year-olds have
been entered TOR The $4,000 race. to
be run June o. Eighty-four owners are
represented In Tho nominations list,
with Alderman John J. Coughiin Of
Chicago. owner OF Wacker Drive, lead"
Ing IN numbers. with seven,
ffeigh Count, Df, Wilson, Time
Maker. Ariel and many other tayoIltes
have been named. Man O'War has
two sons In the list. Norwich one, Fair
| Play, tha sire ri Man 0'War. three
colts and one filly, and Black Toney.
the sire OF Black Geld, four coits aud
one iiily. Only nina Of The list are
illliea,
A Sb.000 gift will he added 10 the
winners purka II tho winner haa pra.
Vi0,lsly won III lDln two klh, 900 races,
az 0ne $50 900 race such ~ the Freak
ness ar Kentucky Derby.
THE llst pf Eastern n0minatars Ia
The iDa6 American Derby make me iael
proud thai Arlington Park haA bsea
~ highly hnnered by 10 many nj the
leading Eastern tla,iIrk nj American
ih0r1uehhfed hteadnF and racing"
ssid MAJ Ffedsfia Mclaughlin, nreAls
dent pt Arlington.
Evening star., 1928-03-11
SIX TEAMS ENTERED
IN COLLEGE BOXING

PHILADELPHIA. March 10 LP).~--
Six. and probably seven, teams will
compete In the annual intercollegiate te
boxing championships next Friday and
Saturday In the palestra OF the Uni
versity of Pennsylvania.
New York University and George
town University have accepted the in
vitation OF the intercollegiate ASsocia-
tion and have entered complete teams
Penn State. Navy. Syracuse and Penn
sylvania will also have full teams COM
pcting.
Dr. Francis G. Grant. secretary ot
the association, has invited the UNI
vcrsity Of North Carolina To enter a
team. The Dixie mittmen recently
won the Southern Conference cham
p!onEhip.
Penn State. the defending title
holder. who defeated the Naval Acad-
emy by point last season, has only
one of lis three champions contesting
Allie Wolff. nndefeated this season
and i6o-pound rulnr. Is the sole sur
vlvof.
Capt. M n, Girvin Of the Navy Ia
the only surviving champion among
the three MILDLY title holders, Vein
traub and Collins having graduated.
Tho Annapolis team II one 0f the
strongest In the East. They have won
every meet but one and that ended
III tie with Penn State.
Evening star., 1928-03-11
Entry Is Tough Task Lougn Picks Risko to Defeat Sarkey
SHARkEY AND RISKO
ALL SET FOR SCRAP

NEW YORK, March 10 R).-The
training stunts of Johnny Risko Of
Cleveland and Jack Sharkey of Bos-
light workouts. They will fight Is
rounds Monday night In Madison
Square Garden in the hope Of determin-
ing a logical opponent for Gene
Tunney In June. ....
Apparently realizing that his sole
hope of gaining the title fight as a
result OF this match depends on scor-
Ing q Knockout. Sharkey threw a multi
tude Of right hand punches into his
5parring partners. In two rounds with
Lou Bogash. Bridgeport light heavy
weight. Snarkey shook his opponent
with slugging attack and cut him
about the face. Italian Jack Herman,
who worked two rounds, took sim
ilar beating.
Risko continued to develop his all
ready powerful left hook on the per-
sons Of Harry Lennon and jeff Baik-
night, Cleveland light heavyweights.
Johnny boxed three rounds with each
Both principals worked out on the
punching bags and did ring exercises
for the equivalent OF several additional
rounds.
Before ringtirne. Sharkey plans only
enough work to keep muscles timber
and wind sound while Risko will trot
g. few miles on the roads about Vernon,
N. j.. as final conditional. Sharkcy
weighed loi today, but will dry out
and expects to drop to 10o by ring
time. Risko scaled 1872 and expects to
add pound or two before weighting
In at the New York State Athletic
Commieison Offices at pm. Monday.
Evening star., 1928-03-11
BY TOMMY LOUGHRAN.

Light Heavyweight Champion of the World.
I'm going to make a prediction that
may be Just the opposite OF What
most boxing writer's think.
Johnny Risko will beat JACK
Sharkey In their heavyweight eliml-
nation bout at Madison Square Garden
tomorrow night
I have fought two 10-round bouts
with Risko. I know all about him.
Although I won both times by wide
margins, I have the highest respect for
his ability. l have watched SharKey
in his biggest flghts and have studied
his actions in the gym. think that !
know lot about his ability and tenn
pcrament and mannerisms.
And insist Johnny will beat him.
I believe Risko has an excellent chance
for q knockout.
IL Tough Customer.
The Cleveland rubber man Is the
toughest, toughest, hardest hitting fel.
low among the contenders Tex RicKaro
has picked to. fight their way 10 matcn
with Tunney. I'll tell you he can hit.
Tunney will tell you the same thing:
Do you remember the first round OF
Risko's fight with Paul Berlenbach.
when he had that iron man on the
floor couple Of times? Yes. SIR he can
punch till the cows come home.
They don't come with any more aoiil-
ty to take punishment. either. Every
good man among the heavyweights and
light heavyweights has cracked Risko s
chin and ribs without making him back
up II Sharkcy couldn't keep Heeney
off, don't see how he can make
Johnny Risko stop his attack.
Johnny keeps walloping away every
second. He beat Delaney that way
And Berlcnbach. And Pauline. II
seems likely that he'll batter his way
to win over Sharkey, too. That's my
opinion,
Sharkey was wide open agains,
Heeney. Tom hadn't any great trouble
hitting him with club-like punches To
the head and body. Jack just kept
throwing right hands and leaving HIM
self wide open. Now Heeney Is no great
shakes as thumper. The only men ne
has stopped In America are the third
rate negro Charley Anderson, and the
glass jawed Jim Mahoney. He had
great chance for fame that plight against
Sharkey. but he didn't quite have the
stun.
Evening star., 1928-03-11
SANDLOT DIAMOND !
SQUADS ARE BUSY
With Seasons Opening Near
Number of Teams Will
Drill Today.

With the seasons opening only few
weeks ahead, activity in sandlot base
ball circles Is becoming more pro-
nounced. Many teams have completed
organization and quite few are plan
ming their first drill today. It prom
ises to be a big campaign hereabout
both in independent and league ranks.
Georgetown A. C.. regarded as the
class OF unlimited class mines In this
section last season. will hold its first
meeting In preparation for the CAM
paign tomorrow night at 3 o'clock at
the clubhouse at 1927 Wisconsin avenue.
All candidates, new and old, are asked
to attend. Warren A. Hilleary Is presi-
dent of the club.
A meeting 10 organize a week day
commercial league will be held next
Friday night at Vic's Sport Shop. 7l6
Ninth street. at T:30 o'clock. Vic
Gauzza. sponsor of the league. Is re-
ceiying entries at Franklin 1885.
Games with uniformed teams In the
unlimited class are sought by Junior
Order u. A. NJ. No. 81. nine. Call
Cieve Bureh at Bradley 2oi-F.i4 after
pm.
District Heights A. A. base bailers are
arranging their schedule through w. l.,
Travers, Box III. Benning. ID. c. The
Heights squad Will have banquet Tues
day night at Shady Oak Inn. The team
will have new diamond the coming
season.
Friendship junior diamcnders will
drill this afternoon at 80 O'Clock on
Friendship Field. Manager Hammond
10 listing games NJ Columbia 2792. st.
Mary's Juniors Of Alexandria are spe-
cially challenged.
Trenton A. A. fast Baltimore team.
Is out with challenge TO unlimited
class and semt-prn teams In this sec
ton. Addison nine has been issued a
special def Address challenges 10
Manager Victor T.. DE Paola. 1926 Della
ware avenue. Baltimore.
Eastpert. Md. ball tossers are again
In the field with strong team and
would like TO book the best teams III
Washington. Maryland and Virginia.
John G.. Kepp!er. president and man
ager of the team, is listing opponents ut
Eastpcrt.
Evening star., 1928-03-11
TIA JUANA RESULTS

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Evening star., 1928-03-11
THINKS JOHNNY HAS FINE
CHANCE FOR A KNOCKOUT
Declares That if Jack Elects to Swap Blows in
Heavyweight Bout Tomorrow Night, He
Surely Will Be Trounced.

Let me tell you that if Johnny Risko
gets the same openings Hecney did,
there will be different story. Sharkey
threw off the effects OF Toms blows.
but he won't be able to do the same If
Risko lands as frequently.
The Bohemian Is fearless and conf
dent and always trying. He Is at his
best against the men who can't step
too fast for him. 1t is his delight to
have some one in front OF him who'll
stand up and trade punches. Sharkey's
handlers won't let him do that II they
can help it. but the sailor is pretty
stubborn. Against Heeney. both Jimmy
Johnston and Johnny Buckley begged
Sharkcy to box. but he paid no atten-
ton. If he does the same against
Risko he's a gone goose.
His salvation lies In boxing. He can
box when he wants to. but the ques-
ton Is: Will he want to?
Copyright 19"S North American News:
PAPER AllianccJ
Evening star., 1928-03-11
C0NSIDINE FAVORED
TO WIN NET HONORS

Bob Considine, lanky local netman.
will make his bid for the Maryland
indoor championship today when he
tackles Billy Jacobs in the semi-finals
at the Fifth Regiment Armory IN Balti-
more. The match is scheduled for IL
o'clock.
The final will be played at 2:30 when
the winner of the Considine- Jacobs
match meets Elmer Rudy. Baltimore
ace.
II Considine, whom the Baltimore
experts pick TO capture the tourney.
trounces his formidable opposition, he
will be the first District man to have
annexed the Maryland indoor title.
Evening star., 1928-03-11
ROSENBERG, Ex.BANTAM
KING. WINS COMEBACK

NEW York, March 10 ~ Charley
ipnii) Rosenberg, former bentamwelghi
king, Tatllfned ~ The rims tonight ana
won = klszround deelhI0n saainAt Harry
ee0tt of Atlantic CITY, ~ the main
event st ths Olympia Club IN Harlem
II wa H0senbefR's fifst bout here IN
ln9fs Than year, Ne Was restored Ia
aead alanalna recently after suffering
i years suspension. ile gsighsd ia5'H
scott Ial, e
Evening star., 1928-03-11
REPEATS AT SWIMMING.

DES MONIES, Iowa. March 10 (R.-
Swimmers Of Washington University
splashed their way 10 their sixtn
straight Missouri Valley championship
in the valley meet today Seven firsts
in nine events gave them the winning
total Of So points. Iowa State College
was second With "a, Kansas, third. with
13; Drake. fourth, with IL, and Grinnell
last with f.
Evening star., 1928-03-11
DEWITT SCHOOL QUINT
BEATEN IN ALEXANDRIA

ALEXANDRIA. March 10. - ST.
Mary's Celtics defeated Dewitt School
basketers of Washington 80 to 27 here
tonight. It was one game OF triple
header attraction. In other tilts Old
Dominion Boat Club beat Columbia
Engine Company a to 20, and Column
bia Engine Company Seniors downcd
st. Martins Juniors, 81 to IL.
st MARY t93t. hewitt Pen (o@l
Evening star., 1928-03-11
PACEMAKER -Atways T.: th Lead

TINE rush of smokers to scent cigars
i is the outstanding fact of 1927
business, showing the positive return of
scent cigar quality.
VIM. Penn, first representative cigar
to challenge higher prices after the war,
set the pace for the back turn to Scent
cigars. First, when it was the only reli-
able Scent cigar, it is still first when
there are rnany-frst in quality-hrst
in sales-and first in the fond accept
ance of American smokers.
Sheer quality, that's it. Bulkier ).
cent cigars may catch your eye, lub-
berly, loosely-wrapped rolls of inferior
tobacco, but only VIM. Penn has the
fine tobacco that satisfies a smoker.
Look for the VIM. Penn box at your
dealers, and select from it the nations
verdict on "a coed cigar"
Evening star., 1928-03-11
DAWSON TAKES GOLF TITLE.

JACKSONVILLE, FLA, March 10
sAy.zvjghnny Dawson Of Chicago won
the southsssterp suaienr golf cham
F0nship hfre teasy when he defesiAa
Harold Webfr ~ Tniedg. Ohiq, and
NJ, Augustine, Fla. a and y.