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Kerr May Quit
Eastern Team
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WASHINGTON, Pa. Ncc. I'll
Runners w,rn henri here today tha'
ND K"rr, Washington and Joffer,
son Colcg, athletic co@ch, viii no
Icraof b. IN c'area Of tive all.east
rastbal .ram II rs annual charity
gam, with the FL. west ri ven.
Hhiic nothing efficiaI has been
efvre cut, pahd.na k'rr $ return
from the Tacitic coast, If is i.nown
tho coarh is considering abandon
r.eat cf his aanu2l l&u"t to tha "a.
citic coast.
Interruption of lis drfio7 as
baahethoil coach a. II timo when fine
varsity ta@m IT -, college ncads
his attcu;.on, ms been advanced a,
his reason.
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Eastern Team To
See Tech Game
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SAN FRANCISCO, Dee 81. -
Mcmbcrs Of the all-star cast team
which defeated the west 20 TO 0 in
the annual game here for benefit Of
the Shrine Hospital for Crippled
Children, today were cnrouto to Pas
adcna to witness the final intcrscc-
tonal football clash Of the season.
Following the New Years game
between the University Of Califor-
MIA and Georgia Tech in the Rose
Fowl at Pasadena, the east team,
practically intact, will start cast
ward remaining together until New
Orleans is reached.
Returns arc not yet complete, but
it is estimated that the hospital will
receive approximately 100000 from
the approximate 100000 gross re
ccipts Of the Saturday game here.
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NOTICE OF ESTRAY

Notice is hereby given that on
the 3rd day of December, 1928, that
the undersigned took up on his pre-.
misses, miles east and l mile north
Of Hcbcr, the following described
animal, to-wit:
l black horse, weight about 1850
pounds.
Tho said animal is now confined
at said premises, and within 80 days
after the date fthia notice, if said
animal is not claimed by the owner
thereof. it will be delivered to the
constable of that township, Impc.
rial county, California, for sale I'M.
der Act LEGO General Laws of Cali.
fornia,
Dated Dec. 3Ist, 1928.
(Signcd) c. L. BLACK.
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Engagement To
Actress Denied

CHICAGO, Nec. "l.-ToWn5'n|
Nat~hrr, vic' president oi Tive Boz
ton ~to~r, eail tp.9y Tim. there WI,
no truth in ruwor, ol his c1gagr-
meu' to Constaarr Talmad%r, th'
motion pjrtme aettrsS.
i. rs aa ab5oW,' m'r5;A,
%ctthcY Said, 1T ha, n"yor bee"
discus. ID by Us a. any time. " ar'
very good ir.cn}s md expect to- So"
oacb other oftrn. but / absolutely
dery amy report, ot ao engagement
yni.o~ or ot!ar@s..
& p,rsj,tnn, Ho')yWu,d rumo'
said 'hn ar.r's, woall wed Nc,e.Hr
when she rr'wHod fr9w t.uror
soon
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Notice TO CREDITORS
n the Superior Court of the State
of California, in and for the
County CT Imperial

In The Matter Of the Estate Of
Geo. W. Cooper, Deceased.
Notice is hereby given by the un
dorsigncd Lois G. Aschc, Almiujs
'ratriX Of the estate of Geo. ".
Cooper, deceased, to the creditors
nd all persons having claims against
,he said deceased, to file them with
;&c necessary vouchers within four
Uoulos after the first publication
of tlis notice, in the office of the
Clerk OF the Superior Court in the
state OF California, in and for the
County of Imperial, or to present
th"m, with the necessary vouchers
within said time to the undersigned
Administrators of the above estate
at the office Of $. p. Williams, room
1l6, Rchkopf Building, located at
No. Ill North Sixth Street, El Cen
tro, California, which said place the
undersigned selects as her place Of
business in all matters connected
with the said estate.
Dated this 30th day Of November
1922
LOIS G. ASCUE,
Alm,niStratriX of the Estate Of
Geo. w. Cooper, Deceased.
5. T.. Williams, Attorney for Admin.
istratriX.
y . 10 Il - 81
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Entire Family
Killed BY Gas
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NEW YORK, Zee. 31.-95ovcn
members Of one family were found
dead in n lower c1stsidc tenement
house today. Police aai3 the deaths
were due to carbon monoXide poi
soninG.
Those found dead were Joseph
Rinduro, 81; his wife, Mary, 81;
Ada, Is; Minnie, u; Joseph, Jr.,
IS; Harry, :; Gloria, /.
Npighbors notified police who
broke down the doors to the 10Th
street tenement ana entered, find
ing the seven bodies.
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AGED DIE

Los ANGELES, Dee. 81 John
Ililgcndorf, C., and August Hast
ings, 61, both ot whom recently
cam" here from Detroit, were found
dead in II cabin at an automobile
camp today, Carbon munoyidc
poiSoning WAS held responsible for
'hc deaths, \ gas stove was burn
ing and all windows Wrrr closcd
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IN the Superior Court of the State
of California, in and For the
County of Imperial.


In the Matter of the Estate of John
Brooks Hart, Deceased.
Notice is hereby given that petit
tion for the probate Of the will of
John Brooks Hart, deceased, and for
the issuance to Merle Is. Hart, Of
letters testamcntary, has been filed
in this Court, and that Friday, the
llth day Of January, 1929, at Two
o o'clock, j. NJ, of said day, at the
Courtroom of said court, at the
Court House, in the City of FL Cen
tro, County of Imperial, State of
California, has been set for the
hearing Of said petition, when ami
where any person interested may
appear and contest the same, and
show cause, if any they have, why
said petition should not be granted.
Dated December 14th. 1923.
c. G.. NOUSSEAU, Clerk.
By J. NJ. Stewart, Deputy Clerk.
ID % t II.
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BEARS DECIDED
FAV0RITES OVER
GEORGIA ELEVEN
BY GEORGE II. REAIE

CJu.'cd Trees staff CoTespondenO
PASADENA, CAM, Dec. 3l.-Ib,
University Of California apparently
aiil rutcr hr annual Tournament of
Eo..s New Years day football game
"a decided f#yoritc over Georgia
Tech i'm the netting.
Betting spots all over Southern
California are placing 10 to odds
that the Golicn Bear vii nose out
the Golden Tornado.
The odds are based for the major
pert ON The theoretical beiirf that
Western football ~urpasws that of
an other sections this season
ether clements entered into the
l.a't.r hat ia general gamblers con
cjudcd that Califcruia's record
showing two tics was superior to
that Of Tech with nine Victories and
ao dofcat; nor ,ics.
The conclusion Of western super
iorltv wa, founded on the Stanford,
Oregon A4,io and southern Ca)ifor.
MIA victories respectively over Army,
New York University and Notry
DAmr.
California tied Stanford and
Southern California and WAS CON.
codcd, without playing the Aggic
eleven, 10 have an edge oYcr that
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TAKEN UP-Dcc. Goth, bunch Of
cows. Owner pays damages and
advertising. See Zateris Bros. D,
James LiIcs, Beard Ranch. !;
miles west on San Diego highway.
~ miles south. 29tI
Imperial Valley press., 1928-12-31

LOST-Saturday morning, two
horses and two mules, from Geo.
Long ranch, IL miles west El
Ccntro. One bay mare, one bay
colt. years old. Mules dark
brown, one with lump left front
shoulder. AnibaI 2. Arauio.
o6t6
Imperial Valley press., 1928-12-31
Superior Defense

C'hcr points said {, favor the
Bears included q purportad superior
defense, hcttcr pmtiug and, most Of
al, weight. California's 5 men will
average five pounds per man over
,hn yellow Jackets.
Al of which failed to carry any
conviction with Tech players or
hacI.rs.
Tornado followers pointed TO =
generally Stronger offensive and tn"
Individual work of Thoma~on, Mi2rN
and Pmd aud said Tech, fight and
~pccd would overcome the weight
disadvantage.
All hands seemed a@rccd that
California offered the best line and
Tech the best harkfi"ld, auI that
California would do mo~- of its
ground gaining through its forward
passing attack and by sending l.om,
Eisau and Barr over tacNlr AND rAd
while The Tech ottcns, would SHOW
most through the center OF Califor.
mia : line aud by the open field at
tcmptS of Mjzcll and Thomson,
Each team worked out briefly at
tho Rose Bowl today and each WAS
said 80 be in cy ,cllcnt condition.
Imperial Valley press., 1928-12-31

STRAYED-3 hcifers, branded X
right hip. T. Nomcth, Rte. ., Boz
26, FL Centre, l mile east, y mile
south of McCaOe school. cots
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For Sale, Real Estate

INCOME CORNER. Going hotel,
stores, etc. Want southern Cali
fornia. VIII assume. Bollon, 704
Stanyan St, San Francisco.
26 81 3
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So. California
Sport Briefs
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LOS ANGELES, Dee. 31.-Secur-
ing the decisive goal during the last
minute of play, Oakland defeated
Los Angeles, to > in Il California
hockey league game yesterday.
LOS ANGELES, Dee. 3I.-Con
tinuinc its Southern California in
vasion, Fresno state College viii!
meet Southern California 5 basket
ball squad here tonight in gam'
postponed from Saturday bccdn3"
Of the death Of Bert Iloistand, star
Trojan forward.
PASADENA, Calf, Dee. 81
Baby Joe Cans, negro junior wcitrr-
weight, has been matched with
Jimmy Carter for the feature bout
here Thursday night.
LOS ANGELES, pee. 81. r'n
GorchaEotf. twice finalist for the
National Collegiate Tennis crown.
and star Occidental net star, is get
ting into form to defend his Los
Angeles omen championship which
he has held on three occasions sine"
1926 The l92a op,u tourney starts
next Sunday.
Los ANGELES, Dee. d. San
l'rauUsoo's city League soccer team
defeated Los Angeles, > 10 Al
Lcyo|l Fic)4 yesterday.
LOS ANGELES. roa. II. Pro
fcysor Frank g. Dickinson, Of tln
University Of lir,j-, arrived bore
tcGay to p~ossut 'o the University
# southern California t3e trophy
c,rhlcmatic of thu national iut"r
,oI"g,a;" football chuapiou ship
Professor Dirkirsr is Tho orjGru".
ter of tive Dickinson system o. foot
bail lptiu. under whjch the Jack T.
Gjsoman u1liauoI Intercollegiate
trophy T. awarded
LOS ANGELES. ncc. 2i.-A dis
en~-'cn cf the rules Of the eano oc.
cupjc1 jha attention Of Ggl gates IT,
the annual meeting Of tho Pac.ti"
cons, AVID Rocky Mountain associ@-
t.un OF football coaches.
Amoug tir speakers -. The open
my sostou wcrc H'u Alexander
Georgia Tech monitor; Howard
Jouos of Southern california, and
"Nih- = Prize cf califonf2.
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FOR RENT-Unfurnishcd hou-o.
$40. 424 Orange. 2Stf
Lost and Found

-OST-2 Ho}stcin heifels. Ono
spotted, l year old, short horns.
One larger, ~ years old, spring
cr. Curved medium horns. Black
and white spotted. 5 miles east, l
mile south FL Centre. Geo. Noland
Ranch. 24cOd 1t
Imperial Valley press., 1928-12-31

PASADENA, Calf, Dec. IL
Baby Joe Cans, negro junior woitrr.
weight, has been matched witt
Jimmy Carter for the feature bou;
hero ThuralaN nighl.
Imperial Valley press., 1928-12-31
Help Wanted Fcma!r

WANTED--EHperienccd office wo-
man for permanent position, steno.
graphor not essential. Apply own
l&nd writing, stating age pre-.
vious experience, salary expected
and number years residence in
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NOTICE OF ANNUAL, NTTETI4fG
OF STOCK HOLDERS OF
EDGAR BROS COMpAN-v

EDGAR BROS COMPANY
Notice is hereby given that pun.
Snaht to the provisions Of the by
laws, the regular annual meeting OF
The stockholders of the above nam.
Cd company viii be held at the of.
flee of the company in El Centro.
State of California, on Tuesday, the
18th day Of January, 1929, at the
hour Of s o o'clock p. m. Of said day.
At said meeting seven directors
viii be elected to serve for the en-
suing year and until their successors
are duly elected.
The annual business statements
Of The office will be received and
acted ',pon and such other business
as may properly come before the
stockholders meeting will be tran.
sactcd.
Dated FL Ccntro, this 10th day Of
December, 1923.
EDGAR BROS. COMPANY.
BY w. 0. Hiuderks. Sec v.
y 10 i o. 21
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Here and There
In Sport World
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KANSAS cry. No. -- 10
Stcchor, iormcr h.ae,Nv"iglt W..
ling champion, j, planning conc
back ard viii m-r' Charley Ham
son harr Jan. IN.
MuEATKEE Tl MHr.gu ami
loc Sanger .ria ;ola. th.- ara
ready for ,hrir - raaud 40 decision
bout here tomorrow Il will b.
Sangort first bout since hn w.
knocked ou' hE IT, tubau, Armau
do Santiago.
NEWBrRGH. ). I-Oao hur
drcd and fifty r,a<iag >aat."s II
tho United States asd Canada arr
gathcring here for the annual mid
die Atlantic speed >aat.nL cham.
pionships At I.atc Graug' on Nea
Years day,
CORAL GABLES, F'~.-Ho1h.
Jones shot his usual stradv go'i
here yesterday in his FIRST mid.win-
ter appearance, haYiag a -, ono
over par in au exhibition match, il"
and Howard y, Poison, Augusta,
Ga, defeated e. A. 9obort, aud +.
W, Palmer Coral Gablr, amatcure
two and one. The watrh wa, part rt
the program Of Che y \. f.. con
Vcntion.
SAN FRANVMtO-Thrcr score
and ten, or more such number, ot
hardy Olympic clubmaa tomorrow
will tako their annual bike 80 tine
acashorc and their Zip in the Hac.fi'
ocean.
NEW YORK Tho fiual \. \. L.
track and ficld title Of las vas
won ycat"rday by Frank Tit;orto0
Of the MillroS" 4. T., who addcd
the - nil r,n championship lo his
years laurcls, winning oyer diff
cult track at Victory parb, LouS
Island, in l;27:4i - Tittcron won
the 10 milc run t'tle earlier ;n tha
month.
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NOTICE

Notice is hereby given that viii
no longer be responsible for any
debts contracted by W. B. Bostain,
Dated this 31st day of December.
1928
(Signcd) MARTHA S. BOeTAIN.
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LENNON Apartments aad ROOMS.
423 Olive. Phone -. 29tf'
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FOR RENT-Clcau two room apart.
mcut wi.h furniture. S5J Park
Ave. 29tl
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For Rent, Houses

FOR RENT room furnished
house, twr sleeping porcAc,. -
Olive. 23.3
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FOR RENT-Singie room for gen.
tlcman. Hot water and shower.
7G4 Olive. 17tf
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LOS ANGELES, Dee. 3l.-Secur-
ing the decisive goal during the last
minute Of play, Oakland defeated
Los Angeles, + to in Il California
hockey league game yesterday,
Imperial Valley press., 1928-12-31
For Rent. Farm Land
APARTMENTS
FOR RENT

+ ROOM furnished apt. to couple
without cl,ildrcn, $500. Ssh Nmc
st. Box So or 796 Adams. 29tS
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PARK VIEW Apartments. Nice
sleeping rooms, hot water and
shower. Phone 237W. lott
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HOLLYWOOD Hotel Rooms and
apartments. Phone S42. 14tf
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Fer Rent. Rooms

FOR RENT-Rooms. 347 Hamilton
Ave. 2St6
Nogales international., 1928-06-26
BOWERS DELIVERS PARTY'S KEYNOTE SPEECH
Local Men Go To
Houston Meeting

Otto Herold and Leslie c. Hardy
left Friday to attend the Democra-
tie national convention, opening
at Houston today.
Hardy is one of the Arizona
delegates. Herold, at Houston, win
meet his brother, prominent Kan
sas attorney, who is also a dele
gate.
At the convention, Alabama,
first state on the roll call, viii
place in nomination either a ma
tive son or yield to Tennessee, who
will nominate Cordell Hull. Ari-
zona, next on the roll call, will
yield to New York who will place
Al Smith in nomination.
Nogales international., 1928-06-26
CONVENTION
CHATTER

HOUSTON, June 26 Omitted
Press. Horned toads, cactus and
whatnot have been gathered by
curio dealers for edification of
the visiting delegates.
The convention coliseum involv-
ed an expense of more than $175,.
600. Houston already had an
auditorium but party leaders de-
cided larger quarters were neces-
sary.
Perhaps in honor of Will Rog-
crs a rodeo show is being held
here this week.
More than 600 newspaper men
will cover the convention. Most OF
them also were at Kansas City.
Houston promises a bed and 9
meal for all. Every house and eat
ing place has been catalogued by
the committee on arrangements.
The city has dressed up for the
convention not only with flags and
Nogales international., 1928-06-26
.E|kS Celebration
Largely Attended

The annual birthday celebration
of the Nogales Elks Lodge held
Saturday and Sunday was the most
successful affair of the kind ever
held by the order.
The parade Saturday evening was
the largest procession ever staged
by the lodge, fully 200 Elks being
in line. Each Elk carried torch
light, this being feature not en-
joySd before.
Fourteen candidates were initi-
ated into the lodge Saturday night,
following the parade.
The celebration ended Sunday
afternoon with a big picnic and
barbecue at the Palais Royal. The
place was packed with Elks and
their families.
Nogales international., 1928-06-26

mines together years ago in this
district and later went into the
banking business, establishing the
First National Bank. Curtis be-
came cashier and later was made
president when Lindsay resigned
to move to California. When the
bank was first organized, Otto
Herold, now cashier, was book
keeper.
Mr.. Gee came to Noga1es years
ago as superintendent of the Pride
of the West mine at Washington
Camp, and during his residence
here served one term as member
of the Board of Supervisors.
Nogales international., 1928-06-26

in his favor.
Mr.. Callaghan subscribes to the
dictum that public office is pub
lie trust; that faithfulness to that
trust is the best service to party,
!'and is, by the same token, the
best politics. He has striven for a
'irecord which might commend him
to the further consideration of the
Arizona electorate.
The duties Of his present Of
flee, together with poverty of
purse, will combine to preclude
him from making general hand
shaking campaign, and his reli-
ance, therefore, in upon his known
record.
Humbly, but in the profundity
of high confidence, he submits his
| candidacy at the primaries to the
Democratic men and women of
Arizona, believing that the service
! he has sought to render them will
| not go unremembered.
Nogales international., 1928-06-26
Funeral Services
For Young Girl

Funeral services were held at
Sacred Heart church Sunday for
Miss Jesus Durand who died at
Hospital del Socorro in Nogales,
Sonora, Saturday. The body was
brought to the American side of
the line by the Carroon Mortuary
and interment was made in the
Nogales, Arizona, cemetery.
Miss Durand, Is years of age,
Nogales international., 1928-06-26
GOV. ToPETE IN NoGALEs

Gov. Topete of Sonora arrived
yesterday from Hermosillo. His
purpose in coming is to render his
assistance in settling the dissen-
sion which has arisen among the
members of the City Council in No
gales, Sonora.
Nogales international., 1928-06-26

and a native of Lima, Peru, died
from infantile paralysis from
which she was bed ridden about
nine months. She is servived by
three sisters, one Of whom, M
George B. Roach, was with her at
the time of death. The deceased
was brought here a month ago
from Guadalajara,
Nogales international., 1928-06-26
Former Residents
Visitors In City

L. Lindsay and Emerson Gee of
Los Angeles, former residents Of
this district, are spending few
days in the city.
Mr.. Lindsay was first president
of the First National Bank of this
city. He and Bracy Curtis, present
president of the bank, operated
Nogales international., 1928-06-26
Ca|Iaghan Ca ndidate For
Office Secretary Of State
an-Iin his favor.

Concurrently with this an
nouncement State Treasurer j.
C. Callaghan, first State Auditor,
80 years a resident of Arizona and
a taxpayer, becomes an aspirant
for the Democratic nomination for
Secretary Of State.
AS State Treasurer millions of
Nogales international., 1928-06-26

dollars of public revenue has pas
sed through his hands, the con-
servation of which has involved
no small responsibility. It has
devolved upon him to defent his
position in court, and the Sup
rene Court has decided each case
Nogales international., 1928-06-26

Mineral ParS--AriZona Magma
has force of men working on
George Washington Extension here
sinking main shaft below 90-foot
level.
Nogales international., 1928-06-26
GAS CUT TO "a
CENTS A GALLON

A three cent reduction in the
price of gasoline went into effect
Monday morning. The companies
who have slashed the prices are
the Standard Oil, Texaco Co, and
Shell Oil Co.
Nogales international., 1928-06-26

w HIL0 dy Will uuuuIeuS VI new
high tension lamps on gold-painted
standards.
If the delegates are bored by
the coliseum happenings they can
go to Buffalo Stadium, erected at
a cost of 100000 and said to be
the finest minor league baseball
park in the country. The Texas
League schedule is so arranged
that the Buffaloes will play on
the home grounds this week.
A fleet of planes will be kept
tuned up at the Houston Airport
to offer visitSs quick Transports
ton to and from nearby cities.
The delegates have a constant
reminder of farm problems. Near
the coliseum is huge farm-mar-
ket, headquarters for hundreds of
Texas farmers who oliver in
daily.
An auto tourists camp is To-
Gated in Memorial Park, which is
the new name for what. during
the war, was Camp Logan.
Eight thousand cape jasmine
buds, the kind that made famous
Alvin, Tex, as a "raw" perfumery
center, will be pinned to coat
lapels. Pretty girls-and Houston
has 'em-will do the pinning.
Nogales international., 1928-06-26

s>ss-.w
Kingman-3 shifts working dai-
ly on 2 of Old Colony tunnels
making fast time.
Nogales international., 1928-06-26

bunting. Main Boulevard is now a
White Way with hundreds of new
high tension lamps on gold-painted
standards.
Nogales international., 1928-06-26

The city has dressed up for the
convention not only with flags and
Nogales international., 1928-06-26

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Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1928-02-15
MRS. COOLIDGE KEPT
TO HER ROOM BY COLD
Unable TO Accompany Preslden; 10
Dinner by Secretary Work
Last Night.

Although Mrs, CooEdSe, who has
been suffering from Il cold ;oT -s,ye
than n week. IS SAID 20 nS improving
she was no. we'll enough - accompany
;he P,eSide:, las; night - the Gl0as,r
party gwen IL their i.oEor by the S>'-
rotary O. interior ~ the Pan AH,e. :.
can Union Building I. WAS thought.
hfS: for her 10 remain III ht- r<>eIN YES
,err!ay afternoon. when Gov Tru;0es.ls
d. Connecticut and Mrs Tr,.mo0u and
White House ~ b. guests Late. row
ever Mrs, TrlUuoull and Miss TrusaSiii'
were received by Mrs CCosidAS II her
bedroom
Lieut. ComG; Joel = scNcne. medical.
officer al The presidential yach; MAY
Glower who has becn attending AgS
Coolidge, emphasizes tAeFe Is 10 c<cS,
sion 10 be seriously concerned over Hss
condition. but lie has deemed :; ad~
t!Sacle for mex IL remain III her Ct%''t,
Mrs Coolidge : Inability - accom-
pa0y the President ~ las; nights tlHr-
tioo was the third tla.' since she has
oasu mistress y! ttr White House tA2t
she VAS prevented !?s:N taking GNigs ~
scheduled social events 4 $sns.,ar .0-
disposition mo years ago Sspt her tg>gG
dinner party hisS SVEN BY the
Attorney General Las THURSDAY night
when her present cold set IL. she MAS
unable ~ attend the dlslaer given by
The President Ia homer ~ the Speaker
al he House and Mrs l0asWortA
Pm $ident CcS>,,Ass personally received
the numNuO family when they agFISeG
YESTERDAY afgera,sNn
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GUARD OFFICER RESIGNS
As RESULT OF ARREST
Second Lieut.; J. s. par>sv Held se-
Action ~ Grau& Jury ~
Check CHARGE,

SEcrnd t2ea,; Joseph = E>agrSy =.
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