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Imperial Valley press., 1928-01-11
DISTRICT BOARD
MEETING POSTPONED
TO JANUARY q

Mrs. +. d. Jacobs has received
word from headquarters that the
next district board meeting, c. +.
w. c. has been postponed from Jan
uary Is to January q, to take place
at Riverside.
The reason for this action is that
on the following day, January %,
there will be a meeting of the state
board of the Federation of Women IS
clubs at Riverside at which Mrs
Green, state president, will appear
on her return from the general fed
GRAFTON board meeting just closed in
Washington.
The change in date will afford
southern district women an oppor.
tunity to hear Mrs. Green and other
state officers speak on various
phases of state and national cluh
work.
Imperial Valley press., 1928-01-11
Canton to Direct
Chorus At Yuma

At the last rehearsal of the
Choral club of the Monday Musical
club of Yuma John C. Canton and
Nina Canton were engaged as di-
rector and accompanist for the or
ganiZation.
This chorus was founded three
years ago by F. Cady of Yuma and
has developed into thriving or
ganization. Mr.. Canton plans to
employ soloists brought to the I'M
perial Valley as soloists with the
Yuma chorus also so that artists of
eonsidera BILE note can be brought to
this section of the country with
three or four engagements to offer
them.
Mr.. and Mrs. Canton will spend
Monday of each week in Yuma for
days teaching with the chorus re-
hearsal in the evening.
Imperial Valley press., 1928-01-11
Increase Shown
In Air Traffic

SAN FRANCISCO, Jan. Il. Air
mail traffic over the lines of the
Pacific Air Transport operating be-
tween Los Angeles ana Seattle, has
increased 200 per cent in the last
year and passenger traffic has in
creased more than 1000 per cent
according to Verne c. Gorst, presi.
dent of the corporation.
More than 40 tons of mail were
carried on the coast route last year,
Gorst said.
The peak month was October with
nearly 5000 pounds.
Two five-passenger planes have
been added TO the fleet ard fire.
quently there are more applications
for tickets than the planes may ac.
comodate. More than 1900 passcn.
gers were carried during the year.
Imperial Valley press., 1928-01-11
SOCIETY AMID CLUB NEWS
BIRTHDAY DINNER
TO BE GIVEN BY
WOMEN'S GUILD

Members of the Women s Guild of
the Presbyterian church met vester
day at the home of Mrs. l.. P. Sar.
gent with Mrs. Sargent, Mrs. G. b.
jackson and Mrs. Vaughan Thomp.
son as hostesSes.
Following the serving of delic-
ious luncheon the regular business
meeting was held during which
plans were made for an elaborate
function to be held in the church
social hall Tuesday evening, Janu.
arv II.
The entertainment will consist of
birthday dinner TO he followed by
an amusing program. This is not
the birthday of the church but is
intended to celebrate the birthdays
Of all guests. To this end, dinner
will be served at u tables, each
representing a month of the year.
Each table is to be appropriately
decorated in the motif of the month
it represents and will be provided
with the traditional sugar covered,
candle deeked birthday cake.
A substantial menu planned tC
satisfy the tiredest, hungriest bust
ness man will be served at a reas-
enable price.
During the dinner an orchestra
will furnish music and after the
meal an amusing program called
!" A Womanless Wedding" is being
prepared. In this feature 25 or 80
prominent men of the town have
been east in humorous roles.
Committees appointed yesterday
to carry out the plans laid INCLUDE
the dinner committee comprising
Mrs. Forrest kutz, chairman, Mrs.
Howard Meyer, Mrs. O.. G. Horne,
Mrs. Ralph Cary, and Mrs. Minor
Sweeney; entertainment committee,
Mrs. L. P. Sargent, chairman, Mrs.
F. H. McIver. Mrs. Elmer Heald,
and Mrs. A. NJ. Williams. Those
who will, assist in other capacities
are Mesdames B. f. Lemons, c. a.
Riley, F. E. Miner, Verne DeTar,
Fred Nuttall, G. B. jackson, George
Tucker, Dwight Smith, DonRex, j.
c. Neale, w. j. Clements, F. f. Rid
die, and [. l.. Martin.
Imperial Valley press., 1928-01-11
Social Brevities

The Seeley LADIES Aid Society
will give box social Friday night,
5an. 13. All women and girls in the
community are asked to provide sup
per boxes and everyone is cordially
invited to attend.
Pot luck dinner will be served to-
morrow evening at $50, in the par.
ish hall of the Methodist church.
The program which will follow will
be given by the Imperial Mixed
Quartet, of which George Paulin is
leader.
Members of the White Shrine
social club entertained at luncheon
yesterday at Las Flores tea room.
Members of the ". c. i. L. will
meet with Miss Jane Royce, 581
Park avenue, Friday afternoon at
2:30 to celebrate Victory year, the
10 anniversary of the passing of the
Xolstead act as embodied in the
18th amendment.
Imperial Valley press., 1928-01-11
ENTIRE NOS CLUB
NEW YEAR DANCE
is MERRY AFFAIR

De New Year spirit of gaiety
prevailed at the Entire Nos club
dance, which was held last night at
the Woman s club. Colorful stream
crs, balloons, horns, and other mer-
rymaking devices served to make
the affair unusually jolly and in.
formal
Programs announcing the affair
as leap year dance. and "ladies
choice' throughout, were distribut.
ed by members of the committee.
These created much mcrriment, but
most of the ladies summoned up
enough courage to ask the men for
dances.
Novel dances included the balloon
dance, dance of 1928, and the "com-
plete SURPRISE Balloons were tied
on the ladies' ankles and the OBJ
ject was to remain dancing the
longest with an unbroken balloon.
Mrs. J. E. Evans and Jack Maddox
were declared winners and awarded
the prize. For the "absolute sur
prise" the women were led to the
tea room and formed IN line while
the men lined up in the auditorium.
Partners for the next dance were
found during the march which fol-
lowed. Numbers on gayly colored
ribbons suspended from a basket
which hung from the ceiling served
as means for finding partners for
the dance of 1928. Mrs. Everette
Christian and r. E. Cunningham
were adiudged the most graceful
couple on the floor during one of
the special dances and were suit
ably rewarded for their efforts.
Snowballs' = wered istributed dur
ing the dance of that name, and
soon were flying thick and fast, all
efforts to dance being abandoned.
Horns and crackers were passed out
bv members of the committee and
added to the informality.
Punch was served throughout the
evening. Good music by a seven
piece orchestra was instrumental in
making the affair such an unquali.
fled success.
An announcement was made by
W. A. Scheniman. president, con.
cerning the next dance, which is ia
be held January "a, and will be
in the form of masquerade ball
Emphasis was laid on the fact that
elaborate costumes are unnecessary
masks however will be required.
Members of the committee respon
sible for the successful evening
were Mr.. and Mrs. J. +. Halloweil
chairmen. Mr.. and Mrs. Jack Snuff
fin, Mr.. and Mrs. Dwight F. Smith
and Mr.. and Mrs. George Mills.
Imperial Valley press., 1928-01-11

Mrs. Florence Hermiston, evan
gelist, will speak at the opening
service of the revival meetings at
the First Baptist Church Ell Cen
tra, on Sunday morning, January
Is, at II o. clock. The local church
and pastor consider themselves very
fortunate in securing Mrs. Hermis-
ton for these services as she is re-
membered from a previous visit and
splendid service then, and has
fine record of work wherever she
has been. Frederic Rapson will
have charge of the singing and spe-
cial music for these services. Mr..
Rapson had charge of the choir and
music last Sunday. He has special
ability as song leader and director
and greatly pleased the audiences.
Miss Margaret Collins will be at
the piano. The evening services
open at 7:30. The people of FL
Centre and entire community are
cordially invited to attend these
services.
Imperial Valley press., 1928-01-11
MUSICAL FEATURES
ON PROGRAM FOR
JUNIOR MATINEE

Musical features by the school
children will be part of the program
Saturday afternoon when the regu-
lar junior matinee will be given at
the Valley theater under the auspi-
oes of the motion picture committee
OF the Woman 5 Ten Thousand club
Little Norma Renton, a pupil of
Mrs. Horace Williams, will play &
group of violin solos. ACCOMPANIED
by her teacher. Her numbers will
be "Cherrv Blossoms by Zamecnik
and 20 Sole MILO, by di Capua.
\ chorus of girls from the gram
mar grades will also be featured,
Mrs. r. A. Chestnut having trained
them for the occasion.
Imperial Valley press., 1928-01-11

tity and was hustled along to the
county jail, The deputy had only a
description of Atteberrv telcphoned
from Phoenix to identify him.
At the county Jail Attebcrry sign
cd waiver of extradition rights
agreeing to so back to Phoenix. The
Phoenix authorities were notified OF
his arrest and it is expected that an
official from there will arrive in FL
Centre today to take the man back
with him.
Imperial Valley press., 1928-01-11
Riverside Will
Greet Secretaries
ny United Press Leased Wire

ny United Press Leased Wire
RINERSIDE, Calf, Jan. IL
One hundred delegates to the 18th
annual convention of the California
Commercial Secretaries will open a
three day session at the Glenwood
Mission Inn here tomorrow.
Fred McCargar, of Salinas, will
preside. Mayor Z. NJ. Dighton will
welcome the convention on behalf
of the city while Jonas Killian,
president of the chamber of com
merce, will extend a welcome on
behalf of that body.
Four district governors of Cali
fornia service clubs will attend.
They are a. f. Roth, of Stanford
University, Rotary; William O. Har-
ris, San Bernardino, Kiwanis; Dir.
Imperial Valley press., 1928-01-11
Arrested Here
For Phoenix

O. NJ. Atteberry. Il, wanted in
Phoenix, Ariz., on 4 bad check deal
was apprehended in FL Centre yes
terda> afternoon by Deputy Sheriff
Charles Freeman.
Attebcrry had just emerged from
the Western Union office where h
Lad received a wire from his wife,
GLADYS, addressed to him under the
name of Moore. The wire read;
II viii "a to Portland to be with
MY boy. Let me know where | can
meet You.
As Atteberrv finished residing the
wire the deputy stopped him. Ques.
toned, Attebergy admitted his iden-
Imperial Valley press., 1928-01-11
Sunday Schools to
Compete For Cup

Methodist churches throughout the
valley recently sent delegates to n
meeting here to plan for the annual
church school campaign to open i'm
mediatelv and to continue until
Easter Sunday The contest will be
along three lines. securing perfect
attendance. getting new members,
and offerings.
At present Brawley Sunday school
holds the loving cup that is award
au each wear to the successful
Imperial Valley press., 1928-01-11
VALLEY VISITORS
COMPLIMENTED AT
INFORMAL AFFAIR

Dir. and Mrs. W. w. Apple enter
tanned last evening in honor of Mrs.
+. II. Addison and Mrs. III. NJ. Vim,
sci. mother and sister of Mrs. i. o.
Carter, who are visiting here, and
Of Mr.. Fan Chi kung, distinguish
cd Chinese visitor to the valley.
Guests included, besides those
honored, Dr. and Mrs. f. o. Carter,
Mr. and Mrs. Arthur Z. Schultz, Mr..
and Mrs. Elmer Heald, Miss Agnes
Imperial Valley press., 1928-01-11
Man Lives With
Bullet in Brain
Nv United Press Leased Wire

LOS ANGELES, Jan. 1l.-Manucl
Camcorena, %, who shot himself
through the brain in a suicide at
tempt, today had fingered between
life and death in a local hospital
for almost 4S hours.
Surgeons expressed themselves as
baffled by his condition. Despite
the fact that the frontal bone was
shattered he was able to carry on
an intelligent conversation with Of
ficcrs who questioned him.
The young man fired the intended
death shot under the right side of
his jaw, police said. The bullet
plunged through the jaw bone, PEN
etrated the front portion of the GER
ebellum and lodged just under the
skin at the margin of the hair.
Imperial Valley press., 1928-01-11
Wednesday, January II, 1928

w. B. Wells, Riverside, Lions, and
Fred. d uffy, San Bernardino, Ex-
change.
Lieutenant-Gov Buron Fits
will address the session Thursday
night. The delegates will be guests
at March Field Friday afternoon
and the annual banquet will be held
Friday night. A recreation program
is being planned for Saturday.
Imperial Valley press., 1928-01-11

Ferris. Miss Helen Scott and j. S.
Kennedy.
During the evening the guests
were entertained by several songs
sung by Mr.. Schultz and later they
all gathered around the piano for
group singing.
Assisting the hostess in serving a
dainty supper WAS Miss Helen Scott.
Imperial Valley press., 1928-01-11

1t has happened, In Boston a
couple was granted a divorce and
neither spoke word during the
trial. Ripht again, they are bota
deaf and dumb.
Imperial Valley press., 1928-01-11
Deputy Officers
Are Appointed

Edna sehroeer has been appoint
Cd as deputy superintendent of eoun-
tv schools. The appointment was
made Yesterday by II. c. Coe, super
intendent of schools of the county
and was made effective immediate.
ly. The deputy took oath of office
al once. George W. Donlev has been
named as deputy registration
Clerla by Cal G. Mousseau, county
clerk. The appointment was made
y yesterday afternoon and the deputy
was Immediately sworn into office
school and a great effort will be
made by all competing schools to
hold the cup for 1923.
Imperial Valley press., 1928-01-11

Tan Calf Skin Blucher
oxford for school and
street wear, wide toe, soft
cap, plain stitching, low
rubber heel, flexible welt
solt narrow heel
Evening star., 1928-05-02
GANG BINDS JANIT0R
AND ROBS HIM OF $12O
Colored Man Charges Hold-Up and
Claims He Can Identify Assail-
ants-Thefts Reported.

Attacked in his quarters in the base
ment of the building at 719 Fifteenth
street last night, William Green, col
ored, a janitor was bound TO a chair
with rope by three white men and
robbed of s120, according to a report
made to the police.
The robbery took place shortly before
7 O'Clock, but Green remained tied IN
the chair for nearly two hours before
he was released by oscar Felker OF
the Hibbs Building, who was sum-
moned to the scene by colored wom-
an. Green furnished descriptions OF
all of his assailants.
r. F. Franklin, the Temple. Eleventh
and r streets. reported that thieves
entered his apartment yesterday and
stole two watches and pistol. Lillian
Starr of the same address lost a small
amount OF wearing apparel and JeWelry.
The extent Of the loss was estimated
at $75.
Two pleasure seekers were the victims
last night of plckpockets. James c.
Hoppe of the Annapolis Hotel said that
| his pocket was picked while he was
in front of a downtown theater. OF a
pocketbook containing $40 bill and
several 81 bills. While she was in the
circus grounds, Mrs. E. Beth Sperling
1915 Sixteenth street. had her pocket
book stolen from under her arm. The
bag contained $40 and personal effects
Evening star., 1928-05-02
Births Reported.

The following births have been reported to
he Health Department in the past - hours
John + and Dorothy c. Abel. girl.
Thomas L. and Eva G. Anderson. girl.
Daniel e and Eima Burner, girl.
Thomas 6. and Fpsie Bouland. boy.
Arthur w and Eioise Brown. girl.
James NJ. and Ruth NJ. Chaney boy.
Harry B. and Dsfsv VI. Elsey, boy.
William d. and Kathryn Fleming. boy.
Clifford e and Maud Farr boy.
Robert /. and Dorothy Hazen. girl.
Charles J and Conret Hubbard. girl.
John W. and Leona A. Hurley. boy.
Thomas NJ. and Margaret Jervey. girl.
Henry 8. and Mary T. johnson. boy.
James w and Mary l.. Lea. boy.
William and Mary Lawton. boy.
John r. and M8gdaleue V. Muller. boy.
Rafanle and Elizabeth Maiatlce. girl.
Theodore A. W. and Laura Mueller; girl.
George NJ and Irene II. Nicholson, boy.
Carl II. and Mary 6. PoTtofee. girl.
Samuel and Sonia PearIman. Eirl.
BENJAMIN r. and Blanche I. Pettis. boy.
Bernard F. and Agnes L. Peacock. boy.
Melvin |. and Margaret c. sullivan. EITI
GIovaune and GulseppiHa Sedere. boy.
George n. and Elizabeth Clark. EIrl.
Edward and Corueli0 Early. giri
William II. and Ethel NJ Lee hoy.
Stewart and Adlesn Martin. boy,
Francis and Lillian SnFizgs, girl
Evening star., 1928-05-02
CIRCUS PERFORMER
STAYS IN HOSPITAL
Fanny Johnson, Who Fell From
Trapeze, Found to Have Three
Broken Ribs.

Circus days may be over for Fanny
Johnson, 17-year-old trapeze performer,
who leaped and missed Monday while
making her debut on the flying rings
with the Ringing Brothers. -Barnum
& Bailey shows. A puff of wind blew
a rope out from her clutching fingers
and she fell 80 feet to the ring below.
Taken to Casualty Hospital in an un-
conscious condition. she was removed
to Emergency last night as the big
show tore down its tents and moved on
to Baltimore.
An x-ray, taken this morning, dis
closed that three ribs. close to the
spinal column. are broken. Should
they fail to knit the circus band will
play in vain for the little performer.
Hospital physicians are worried, too
because she continues to run q high
fever. They fear that pneumonia may
develop II her fever goes down, they
stated, she soon will be on the mend
Evening star., 1928-05-02
MRS. B. F. WILSON, IN CITY
FOR OAR. CONGRESS, DIES
Nashville Woman, rs, Participated
in dwelling of Statue of
Andrew Jackson.

Mrs. Benjamin F. Wilson, rs years
old. of Nashville, Tenn. who recently
participated here in the unveiling Of
the statue of Andrew jackson in Statu-
ary Hall, died in the Mayf1ower Hotel
yesterday, after an illness of about a
week.
Mrs. Wilson was a former regent CT
the Hermitage Association, which has
control of the old homestead of Andrew
Jackson. She placed a wreath on the
base of the statue at the time Of the
unveiling She came to Washington
also to attend the annual congress OF
the Daughters of the American Revolu-
ton and participated while here in the
annual convention of the Daughters OF
1912. of which she had been an active
member for many years. Mrs Wilson
was prominent in the Daughters OF the
Confederacy in Tennessee.
With her when she died were her
daughter, Mrs. Ida Belle Wilson. and
her granddaughter, Miss Elizabeth VIII
son. who is attending school in New
York. She also leaves another daughter,
Mrs. John NJ Gray. and two sons, Rich
ard T. and Morris Wilson, all OF Nash
vile.
The body was taken to Nashville last
night and funeral services will be con-
Quoted there tomorrow.
Evening star., 1928-05-02
gn Memoriam.

BoLr2N;t bspSat II H6PFW, ,fT!EE I'Y'R RofrdS 5e @5
passed away May 2 1925
Conc dear husband. gone fo-eve-.
But yon Ieft ne . re.uT}eenser.
None or earth caD take sour p:sce.
A happy horne VIC once eninred
How sweet the memory stu.
But death has left loneliness
MRS MRYTLE RoLToH. WIFE
NV dear husband and father FRANCIS Z
CROSS. who, dHparied this life one year
'N' ''-A' - WIFE AND DAUGHTER.
DAwKINS. In sad but loving. remembrance
BESSIE DAwKINS fnee ward aa0 ~
parted this life one year ago today Nay
.. 1927.
Rest in peace dear daughter and sister.
Sweetly sleep your race 81 run.
You have gone where those wnO love you
nFT0TFp S2o9 sre i9E4f FsTgrR Rne s * V%ARD sR
AND FAMILY.
DORRY. A tribute Of love n the rsrno---
of nv dear husband and father. MOSES
ago today May . 1926.
A faithful. husband and father good ard
A better ore Won could rot frd.
Who lies go peacefNI sleep
HI sacred meno-y We -ns'a. slways keep.
Sad and sudden v2s the raH.
HIS DEVOTED WIFE AND DAUGHTER
FRENZEL. In loving remembrance of rrr
dear mother. MARY T. FRESZEL who
departed ms life five years azo TO-DAY,
Mas ?. 1923.
You suffered hou-z res hours of pain.
To wait for a cure but AT in VAN
Till God alone knew what was 6esr.
bArGHfER 81 rGf Isa h&p s2s e soSSLAw lyf f Ss MRS
FRED BETLSTEIN.
MORTON. n sad reremhranoe Of r1y dear
this life one year azo today. May .. 1927.
have only your memory. dear wife
To remember my whole life through.
/ so often think Of you HUSBAND.
REED. 4 tribute of love 70 the rema-y of
ny parents--mother. TEHPY .OTELIA
a7 os sad elnyf ny iafsr gss-' Join a oa RFEb
who died twenty-nlne years ago. September
26. 1898.
To BE- With Jesus FORE forevaT 'id biest s"''s =''
You are waiting for nc IN that promised
Waiting 10 clasp your dear dau-hte--s hand.
Waiting for me- around the throne.
LOWE e DArGHTERa 5H II as MIME Gfs! fsn D Ap.
OLSON
q our. dear 1s1 son. TTH6NAs +. RoGERs'
today. d3 fsy'ea Msy i5.s ioss NE '"0 years as'
He little. thought when leaving home
That he would never return:
Ihat ne 50 soon m death would sisep
MOTHER AND FATHER.
sARDO. tribute Of love and devo.isn 20
the memory Of our dear soz and brother.
CHARLES p. SARDO. who departed this
life i3 years ago today, MAY Q 1918
HIS LOVING FATHER AND BROTHER
WORMLEY. tribute OF lovs 10 the nsr1-
CRY Of our darling little son. MYRYES
W0RMLEH. who denarted this Life fwc
years ago today. MAY .. 1926.
God took thee in His mercy,
A lamb untssSed uutried.
He fought the fzhs for thee.
He won the victory.
And thou art sanctifsd
MAMMA AND DADDY. FLEET AND
FLORENCE NORMLET.
Evening star., 1928-05-02
Marriage Licenses.

Marriage licenses have been issued 10 the
following,
Henry y. Chjldcrs of Philadelphia. Pa, and
Claudia l.. Johnston of Petersburg Va.
Linwood J. Finuegan and Harriet Rein
harii both of Richmond. Va.
William II Daphuey and Dorothy f. Mon
John.
Rush J Gibson and Rosa T. Pyne. BOTH of
Paris Va.
Kenneth A Sutherland and Eleanor Fuss
Thomas r Nagle Of this city and Edna
Powell ~ Ri ,hmnud Va
Joseph C. stewart Of this city and Julia
J swanson Of Crescent CITY. Va
Albert d. Burr and MadEe q shelton.
Ernest l.. smith Of Rockville Md. and
Margaret r. Barron Of his ttty.
Ropert Clark and HattiesIee.
DARRELL Thomas Of this city and Eleanor
keve~ of Rockville Md
Marcel l.. HauchFrt 0f this city and Ada
F. Bsall Of Beit>ville Nd
William II Hat and Priscilla G. Watts.
DAVID 6. Brown Of this city and Edna
Ref'mRn nj Tnland Pa.
James r. Greenberg NJ New York CITY and
ipeN T. Icon nf this cltv
Evening star., 1928-05-02
THE EVENING STAR WASHINGTON c. WEDNESDAY, 1923

mittee includes A. M. Edwards, chair
man. II. q. Seboure, G. 8. Easterling,
Mrs. Vernon L. Brown and Mrs. Re-
berta van II. Holland.
Mr. Carly said there was no ques-
tion of irregularity affecting the cleo
ton of officers as a result of these dis
closures. Judge Charles S. Bundy. the
past president of the association, was
installing officer.
Resolutions were adopted expressing
sympathy at the death of Harry Knapp.
member, A resolution was adopted
also to cooperate with other bodies in
the Columbia Heights section to secure
additional signatures to restrictive res
idential covenants within the bound
aries of the association, from Euclid
street to Spring road and from Eleventh
to Sixteenth street
Evening star., 1928-05-02
z9eatbs.

rH0HPsON. Departed this life Mondsv,
ADiil 10 lh2S al her residence H5H1 n
= nv. ELIZABETH THOMpsON. de.
voted wife 0f George Thompson n4Dther
OF IDA Washington Rosa GaInGf Martha
Marshall. Lawrence Clarence iPetet an1
Beatrice Thompson. she also ieaves three
brothers. Funeral ThBrsdag May 2 70
40 nm from the Mt Zion " =.
Church Goth u between Dunhafton ave
and 4 nw. Remains resting at her
late residence
TIEHI -. O0 Nondav April % 1928 AS-
EiE TJBBLES. s.zt"~ Of Mary Arnoif.
James and Genie Martin. Funeral Thurs
dav Nav g ~ ! nm. from Barnes
funeral chapel GA ! - st az
VAN nOREN. SnddenIe on Wearnsdav Ne
. Ip2s. ~ nor rozidouca S3s feHorss4
It NV DOROTHY =. TAE pOREE co-
iov"d wife If Th"ot0re = Van DJreu.
Funeral services ~ tho residence ~ her
nothsr 5JI3 Illinois ave ru Th1-s-
dav. MAJ 3, at : p.m. IntermeHt - -
chc.ter. VI. 3
Evening star., 1928-05-02
ONE of The

chief superiorities Of The Code
gree, V-type, Cadillac principle
Of 8-cylinder operation is The
short, rigid Cadillac crankshatt.
Hold a ruler by The ends. Note
ho,r easily you can t,Cist it. Notc
shorten, by one-half, The distance
bet,oeen your hands. You can
t1tst The ruler only wIh much
greater effort. This illustrates
hou much greater is The rests-
tance 10 torque (tptsting strain
Of the short, compact, Cadillac
crdnkshaf, as compared wth
crankshafts t,rice lis length.
Evening star., 1928-05-02
QUEEN HIRES MANICURIST.

WARSAW, Poland, May 2 R.-
Felice Sawicka, manicurist who at
tended the Queen of Afghanistan and
her ladies in waiting on their visit here,
pleased the Queen so much that she
engaged the girl for the post OF court
manicurist at Kabul.
Felice signed a two-year contract and
will leave within a fortnight.