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Imperial Valley press., 1929-06-01
Alien Land Law
Cases Deferred

Y. Takahashi was arraigned TINS
morning in the criminal division OF
superior court before Judge ~ G.
Finney on charge of violating the
alien land Law. me Japanese asked
for Il continuance of one week for
plea, through his attorney Lee Nut
fer, which was granted.
Plea to reduce the bond of : l,o0o,
set when Takahashi was first taken
into custody last November, was de-
MED
j. NJ. Entrikcn and George +.
Thompson who were jointly indicted
with Takahashi will be brought back
from Enid, Oklahoma where they
were taken into custody several days
ago.
Imperial Valley press., 1929-06-01

Texas has one wheat field of 5000
acres, completely fenced. A crop of
2G0 600 bushels is expected.
Imperial Valley press., 1929-06-01
HIPASS CAMP
OPENS TODAY

Camp Hipass opened its season
today and the first week will be
devoted to the Girl Reserve camp
to be followed by that for the high
school girls,
Many Girl Reserves are leaving
today and among those who will
attend the camp are Marjorie
Meyer, Marjorie Moore, Barbara
Tondro, Ruth Whitelaw, MajaEen
Moline, Doris Moline, Margaret
dill, Virginia Finney, Betty Du-
Sold Margaret Tondro, and Miss
Margaret Hedrick going as advisor
Several of the parents will ac-
company their daughters to the
camp and see them safely settled.
Imperial Valley press., 1929-06-01
BRIDGE LUNCHEON
FOR MRS. PREDDEY

Entertaining in honor of Mrs.
II. j Preddey who is leaving this
week end for Los Angeles where
she plans to make her home, Mrs.
t. J. Mack gave delightful
bridge luncheon yesterday at her
home on West Main.
Prizes at bridge were awarded to
3Irs. Percie Thacker, for high score
and to Mrs. f. NJ. Maurer for low,
while Mrs. Preddey was the re
cipient of lovely guest prize. The
guests at this charming affair in
cluded a group of the moro intimate
friends of the hohor guest.
Imperial Valley press., 1929-06-01

Ladino clover furnishes the best
forage of any pasture crop in Ore
gon and the seed is in big demand.
Imperial Valley press., 1929-06-01
Oil COMPANY PURCHASED

SHREVEPORT, La, June ]. U.p)
Tile Standard Oil Company of
Louisiana took over today aU pro.
ducing wells and acreage owned aud
operated by the Humble OH and Re.
filming Company in north LouiSian5
and south Arkansas. This embraces
$50 producing wells with 1000 bar.
rcls daily runs The consideration
involved was not made public.
Imperial Valley press., 1929-06-01
May Building
Permits Light

Business permits during May,
while topping the $4,000 mark
failed to live up to many of the pre-
vious Mays since 1916, the first rec
ords of the city engineer 5 office.
Exactly $22,365 in permits We're is
sued during May 1929 which brought
the total for the year SO far TO $2l0,
$50.
May 1926 was the banner month
of the same period when $226,460 in
permits were issued. The major por-
tion of this amount, however, in
cluded the 100000 addition to the
Barbara Worth hotel. The total per-
mits that year, including May, was
$3S5,9l0.
Subtracting that huge amount the
permits issued so far this year sur
pass the 1926 record by many thou
sonds of dollars.
Permits issued during May this
year were divided into $500 resi-
dences and $l7,165 in buildings, ad-
ditions and alterations.
Imperial Valley press., 1929-06-01
BRIDGE CLUB
ENTERTAINED

Mr. and Mrs. J. 5. Jones were
hosts last evening 10 their 5~idge
club at a charming dinner party
given at their home on Wensley
avenue.
Dinner was served in the attrac-
tive garden and afterwards bridge
vas played, Mr.. and Mrs. John b.
McNeece winning combined high
score; Mr.. and Mrs Norman C.
Deaton. second; and Mr.. and Mrs.
l.. F. Philley. low.
The guests at this enjoyable af-
fair included Mr.. and Mrs. Ray c.
Roberts, Mr.. and Mrs. Norman G..
Deaton, Mr.. and Mrs. John B. Nc
Neeee, Mr.. and Mrs. J. B. Nc
Eeece, Mr.. and Mrs. l. r. Philley,
&r. and Mrs. r. H. Delno, DR.. and
Mrs r A. Burger, DR.. and Mrs.
Philip Hodgkin.
Texas has one wheat field of 5000
acres, completely fenced. A crop of
Imperial Valley press., 1929-06-01
Social Brevities

Mrs. c. f, Coggins and her sons,
Wilbur and Norman, left this noon
for Glendale where they plan te
make their home in the future and
where Mr. CogginS is associated
with the Pickwick airways. The
CogginS have been residents Of the
valley for many years and their de-
parture IS greatly regretted by
their numerous friends.
Mrs. II. !. Preddey and Family
will leave tlis week end fcI Los
Angeles where they will join Mr..
Preddey who has recently gone
there in the employ of the Golden
State Creamery. 1t is with regret
that their many friends see them go
to that city where they will live
in the future.
Mrs, Leta Bryan and her sister,
Mrs. Frank Goodendorf, who plan
to spend a delightful summer in
Europe, leave tomorrow for Los
Angeles where they will attend the
Shrine convention. From Los Ang-
eles they will visit their old home
in Fert Worth and then, via New
Orleans and Washington, they will
go to New York, sailing from that
city July 3. They will take one OF
the trips of the Student 5 Travel
Tour through England, Scotland,
Germany, Belgium, Holland, France,
Switzerland. and Italy returning
via Montreal and the Canadian Pa
c5fic.
Mrs. G. Il, Morrison has returned
from Sacramento where she attend
cd the Pythian Sisters convention,
the 3sth annual one of its lind.
which she reports as being most
successful and inspiring. On her re-
turn trip, Mrs. Morrison stopped in
bakersfield where she visited her
sisfp-
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SEBASTIAN

Mr.. and Mrs. Lonnie Woods AMI
daughter Virginia Lee attended the
commencement exercises In RAY
mondville FRIDAY evening when Mrs.
Woods sister. Miss Mabel Nelson.
graduated.
Miss Florence Gregory who is
the supervisor OF art in the public
schools OF Pasadena. Calf. will ar
rive soon to spend the summer va
cation with her mother. Mrs. Nancy
Wilson.
lack Williams and sister Miss
Grace Williams returned home
last week from San Antonio where
they accompanied Mrs. lack VIII
hams and children and Mrs. Fur
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enrolled in the ~sub-eollege depart
ment.
Captain and Mrs. z. M. Pickett
motored to Brownsville Tuesday.
Mrs. Z. Owen Scott was the guest
Of the Study club Of Eoinburg
Thursday afternoon.
I. II. Sanders OF Harrington was a
business visitor here Friday.
Jack Rowe and daughter, Eliza
beth OF Brownsville and Miss Eu-
genia Epwright of Mission spent
wednesday morning In the city.
Miss Mary II. Edgerton left Sat
urday night for San Antonio where
she Will meet her daughter. Es-
trella. who will return hcme for
vacation after having been enrolled
az the Incarnate Word academy.
Miss Silvia Soils and Stella Mar
so are expected home early In the
week from Austin where th.y have
lust been graduated from st.
Mary's Academy.
Captain and Mrs. Walter Harnil-
ton and son, Walter. and sister
Miss Mebel Nicholson. returned
sunday from Fort Brown and
Brownsville where they were the
guests Of friends for the State
Medical association. They expect
TO leave about June I for Athen.
Ga, where they will visit with Mr.
Hamilton's parents.
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who are spending the summer In
Oklahoma with relatives.
Mr.. and Mrs. Hebarr and family
Of San Benito were callers at the
home Of their niece, Mrs. s. p. Me-
sen Sunday.
Mrs. Maybelle Freeman Of Rio
Hondo is a guest at the home or
her sister. Mrs. Ethel Freeman.
Mrs. Larsen and daughter Dor
cas- and Mr.. and Mrs. Clarence Lar
sen accompanied John and Jack
son Larsen back to Green Island
where they have been camping to
spend Sunday.
Mrs. Alice Wilson and daughters
Hazel and Lois will leave Thurs
day for Oklahoma where they will
spend several weeks visiting rela-
tives.
Mesdames r. Klemann. Watkins
and z. K. Watson and Miss Eco
nore Watson and Newton Klemann
vii leave in a few days for an ex-
tended stay in Junction and other
western points.
Mr.. and Mrs. Holder Of Ray
mondville we're callers here Friday.
Mr.. and Mrs. Lee Woods and son
Jimmie Lee who have been visit
ing relatives in Taft and Cuero for
the past month returned to their
home here Monday.
Mesdames z. K. Watson, r. Rle-
mann. Watkins and Miss Elesnore
Watson were shopping in Browns
vile Saturday.
Mr. and Mrs. Karl Fl. Duddleston
and children were callers at the
home Of friends in La Feria Mon
day.
Misses Hazel Wilson, Belle and
Grace williams who have been at
tending the Junior college in
Brownsville are home for the sum-
mer.
Mrs. 3. G. Stallings and dauzh-
ter Ada BeSs spent Friday In San
Perlita with Travis Stallings.
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ing relatives and friends in Los
Angeles, Calf. They also visited In
Kansas on their homeward trip.
Mr.. and Mrs. r. j. Thompson
were in Brownsville last Saturday
on a business trip.
Thos. p. tombstone Of Val Verde
left Saturday for Oakley. Kans.,
where he will superintend the har-
vesting OF several hundrd acres OF
fall wheat which he has on his
place there.
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OLMITO

w. ,. CLAYTON has returned from
a business trip to Houston and
Wharton.
i. M. little left Thursday far
Fort Worth, to be gone several
months
Mr.. and Mrs. Il. y. Cheney and
children and Mary Lee Patty spent
the past weekend in Raymond
vile
Mr.. ard Mrs. II. j. Movers and
children left Tuesday to visit
friends In st. Louis.
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ANNOUNCE PLANS TO
MERGE AIR N

NEW YORK. June 1.-F-Direc-
tors OF the Maddux Air Lines COM
pany Of California. have approved
plans 70 merge with the Transcon-
tinental Air Transport. incorporated
i was announced here TODAY bv J.
J. Maddux. president OF the Maddux
company.
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little less optimistic than Dorothy as 70 the means.
After putting in four Ions. hard years at high
school and a little while at business colege-Dcrcthy
thought she was pretty well fitted for most any job
that was labeled private secretary"-stenographers
having long since passed out OF existence.
And pretty?-Wel.D Dorothy is one OF those petite.
blue-eyed blondes that gentlemen seem to prefer %
much-and when Dorothy started out bright and
early one Monday morning to answer a list OF ad-
vertisements she had carefully cut out Of the Sunday
paper, she was q sight to brighten any dull old Of
flee on the rainieSt day.
Of course she had dressed herself with nneticulous
care-waSnt that one Of the things that had been
impressed on the girls and BOYS az business colleee7-
30 per cent efficiency and 50 per cent appearance.
And she Just must ret that lob TODAY sure
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SAN JUAN
f%NTERTAINs MUSIC Glue

NAN AAA4NC MAohO CLO6
Mrs. Burl Stugard was hostess or
Tuesday to the members Of the San
Juan Music club. The business Of
the year was brought to a close
and the various committees gave
their yearly reports.
Mrs. Banks Miller. president Of
the club. thanked the organization
for the splendid work during the
past year.
The new year books were distrib-
uted and a rising vote Of thanks
was given Mr.. Tilton of the SEN
tinel for his hearty cooperation in
printing the year books and for
the neat and artistic manner Of
the work.
AS a special feature Of the day,
Mrs Stugard Of San Juan and Mrs
Hofer of Donna gave a plano ouet
accompanying Mrs. Banks Miller In
O pianologue. The theme Of the
piece was a thunderstorm and
shower. during which a real shower
took place in the form Of a delugs
OF handlkerchiefs on Mrs. joe waite.
past president of the Music club
and who Is leaving to make her
home elsewhere.
Lovely refreshments we're served
MRS. STAKLIN HONORED
Mrs. Ed wilkins entertained
Thursday afternoon at bridge. hon.
oring Miss Starlin OF Kansas. sis
ter OF Chas. Starlin. whosis visit
ing her brothers family here. The
house vas artistically decorate5
and after five tables Of bridge
lovely refreshments were served.
Mrs. Louise Joehnke received
high score and Mrs. Banks Miller
second high. Miss Starlin receiv-
ed a guest prize.
Those who attended were Mes
danes T. +. Kruse. Louisa Joehnke.
Clark Mellenbruch. Lee M. Green,
Sam L. Miller. Banks L. Miller.
Floyd Hetrick. r. A. Lensgraf. u.
J. Boehnke. Chas. Starlin. Werner.
J.. c. Lemen. j. II. Lemen. Moore.
Tartar. Joe Waite. Cridler and
Cride OF McAllen. and Miss Star
lin.
MRS. J0EHNKE COMPLIMENTEO
Mrs. L. F. Rruse gave a party
FRIDAY afternoon in honor OF her
her sister and house guest. Mrs.
Louise Jochnke. After an afternoon
Of bridge AZ six tables. Mrs T. "A.
Lensgraf held high score and Mrs.
Lee ". Green second high. Mrs.
Joehnk was presented with a guest
prize.
The rooms were proiusely deco
rated with garden flowers and
after the games tempting refresh
ments were served TO the following
guests: Mesdames Louise Joehnke.
IL M. Green. Clark Mellenhrueh.
Floyd Hetrick. Sam L. Miller. Banks
4. Miller. Chas. Starlin. Ell VIII
kins. Dale Mellenhruch. II. Kidder.
7. A. Lensgrsf. L. c. Lemen. J. II.
Lemen. Werner. jain. q. &. AID
rich Tartar. Joe Waite. O'Neal.
Kramntf, Terry Terrell. Smithisler.
Rurl Stugard and Miss Starlin.
SAN JUAN BRIDGE CLUB
Mrs. Sam L. Miller gave a bridge
luncheon for the San Juan Bridge
club. Wednesday afternoon. The af-
fair was a basket luncheon and was
served at m o'clock in honor or
Mrs. Joe Waite. member Of the
club who was playing her last game
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WILL AAAL GAAAH A&A0AG ~ & 80
her new home,
Mrs. Waite held high score and
also received the guest prize, a
lovely hand painted plaque Of Texas
blue bonnets. painted by one Of the
talented club members. Mrs. L. z.
Kruse and inscribed with a verse
by Mrs. w. H. Gossage. ITO Beth"
dedicated to friendship, and signed
by all members Of the club.
Five games Of bridge were enjoy
ed by the following: Mesdames
Clark Mellenbruch. Dale Mellen-
bruch, Jack Stone. Lee NJ. Green,
Banks L. Miller. Sam L. Miller.
Chss. Starlin, Ed wilkins. Joe
Waite. w. H. Gossage, L. c. Lemen,
L. r. Kruse. Louise Joehnke. Les
ONeal u. j. Boehnke, Miss Star
lin and Miss Henry Of McAllen.
OPEN MEETING
The San Juan Music club held its
annual open meeting on Saturday
May 18th in the grammar school
auditorium,
Mrs. w. II. Gossage was the lead
or for the afternoon program. Mrs.
Banks Miller. president Of the club
welcomed the guests after which a
program was presented.
Lovely refreshments were served
to about sixty guests at the close
Of the entertainment.
PERSONALS
Miss Elaine Bell. who has been
teaching school at San Diego. Tex,
returned home Saturday evening.
She will leave again the last Of
this week for Brennan. Texas.
where she will take a summer
course at the Methodist Blinn
Memorial college.
Mr.. and Mrs. w. p. Wheaton,
Leon Thompson and Miss Iva
Ewing motored to Rio Grande City
Sunday. where they enjoyed a pic
mic.
MFR. and Mrs. Roy Alexander and
daughter Deona motored TO Meal
len. Saturday afternoon.
Mrs. r. r. Pynes and DAUGHTERS.
Annis and Bernice. Mrs. w. c..
Griffith. Anna Williams. Mrs. w.
p. Wheaton and Miss Ina Ewing
were callers at the home OF Mrs
F. L. Bell Saturday evening.
Mrs. Linn Of Pharr. Mrs. r. z
Snowden's mother. will leave for
Nebraska Thursday night.
Mr.. and Mrs. Harry Hetrick and
family called on Mr.. and Mrs. Carl
Bower at Donna Sunday evening.
Mr.. and Mrs. Sam Miller had as
dinner guests last Sunday. Mr.. and
Mrs. d. u. Buckner. Mr.. and Mrs.
II. A. Buckner and little Mae Ma
RE Buckner. Ovid West and Miss
Ruth Henry. After dinner at the
Casa de Palmas the afternoon was
pleasantly spent at the Miller home
in a delightful social way.
The r. N. Griffith family to-
eether with their house guests were
dinner guests at the r. E. BROKER
home Tuesday evening.
j. w. Stanbridge left last Thurs
day by auto for Rocky Ford, Colo
RADIO. wheer he will make his home
with his brother. Mr. Stueard. Sr.,
accompanied him to San Antonio.
stopping on his return home to
look after business interests In
Austin.
MY and Mrs n NJ Ua-rer u.ora
business callers in Brownsville
last Saturday.
Mr.. and Mrs. w. z. Boerne re-
turned home the first Of the week.
having been gone since February.
Most Of the time was spent visit
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PERSONALS

Mr. and Mrs. j. L. Head expect TO
leave Monday morning for an x
tended vacation trip to Colorado.
Sam Willis left Saturday night for
Beaumont. Texas. on business.
Sid Berry returned Friday morn
ing from a business trip to Austin.
MI. and Mrs. Dewitt Beck left
Wednesday for a vacation trip 20 the
eastern states.
p Z. Phipps left Thursday for
points in north Texas on a two
weeks vacation trip.
Carl Chiffon left wednesday for
his home in Sand Springs. Mo.
Mrs. c. B. Roberts Of Los Angeles
Cal. Is visiting her parents. DR.. and
Mrs. ". NJ. Bass
Rev and Mrs M. o. Ewing and
daughter. Catherine, returned
Thursday from Paris. where they
have been visiting for the past two
weeks.
Mrs. Charles M. White and little
oauEhter visiting Rev. and Mrs. NJ
o. Ewing.
Mrs. Roy KimmelI and daughters
Roberta and Barbara are visiting IL
Rivera.
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RIO GRANDE CITY
JUNIOR WOMAN's CLUE

JUNIOR WOMAN'S CLUB
The members Of the Junior
Womsn's club were entertained
Saturday afternoon by Miss Celes-
tina Gonzales at her home. Miss
Crisanta Cara had charge of the
program and gave an interesting
talk on Embarrassing Moments IN
NY School" The members answer
ed roll call with like experiences.
Miss Shirley Brooks augmented
the program by giving q review Of
spring styles.
Among the guests present were
Misses Cora and Connie Sanchez,
Alicia Guerra, Evarista Madrigal.
Shirley Brooks, Crisanta Cara and
Isabel Cara.
TEACHERS LEAVE
The following Starr county teach
ers will leave this week to attend
summer school: Miss Cleotilde Fall
con, who is nov visiting in san An
tonic. will attend the University of
Texas at Austin fer both terms.
She will enter there as q junior.
Miss Cora and Connie Sanchez.
Miss Celestina Gonzales, Miss Con-
cha Gutierrez, Miss CYistana Cara,
Miss Guadalupe Martinez Hiss
Julia Vela, Miss Arrnandina de Ia
Pena and Miss Eloisa Munoz are
among those who will leave Sunday
for South Texas State Teachers
College, Kingsville.
Mr.. and Mrs. r. p. Swofford left
early in the month for west Texas
and will continue their school work
at Texas archaeological college,
Lubbock; Miss Suline Bryan viii do
summer work at Southern Metho-
dist University: Miss Martha Tag
CART will be at Brownsville Junior
college. All Of these teachers are
from the Grulla school.
Miss Ninfa G. Flores and Miss
Mayme Galloway will both resume
work at Southwest Texas state
Teachers college az San Marcos.
and very probably a number of
other teachers whose plans have
not been announced will study dur
ing vacation.
PERSONALS
Major H. E. TAYLOR and Captain
+. M. Pickett together with Colonel
Koch and Captain Worries. on
temporary duty at Fort RinRgoid.
motored to Fort Brown Tuesday to
attend military court.
MFR. and Mrs. II. p. Guerra end
children motored to Austin and
San Antonio thia week here they
will visit their cnildren who are in
school there. Alfonzo will gradu-
ate from the academic department
Of st. Edwards university.
Misses Guadalupe and Elida
Martinez have returned 70 Mis-
sion after having spent the week
with their father at Escobares.
Mr.. and Mrs. Virgil N. Lott OF
Roma were In Mission Wednesday.
Mr.. and HRS. w. Drunond of
Mission and Mrs. George Boyle and
little daughter. Barbara. of Mara
Venezuela. were the guests OF
and Mrs. z. Owen Scott. Sun
day.
Misses Armandina de la Pena
and Julia Vela who attended South
Texas State Teachers College dur
ing the spring term. spent this
week at home with their parents
before resuming their work for the
summer. Both young women are
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seemed TO take work off mothers
shoulders-indeed. she seemed to
come home more tired out than
when she went-it was so much
harder to get 70 the stores. no tele-
phones and no gas and none OF the
conveniences that even the hum
blest city house boasts.
So mother was to benefit from
the first salary Dorothy got-oh, yes.
that had been her dream for a
long, long time now
To see mother off TO some nice.
smart hotel al n Of the resorts
for two whole weeks or rest ard
nothing to do OF think about.
Yes, indeed, we must ger that job
today.
And the first job Dorothy applied
for-surely her fairy god mother was
standing right beside her. for with
out question as to experience or abil-
ity or anything else, she was en-
ployed on the spot.
With shining eyes and a happy
smile. Dorothy was leaving the Of
flee. 20 report early next morning.
when TO her CONSERVATION came the
voice OF the new "bossl"
"Of course. Miss Brown, ! shall
expect you 70 90 out with my GUS
toners whenever they ask you to-
And l6-year-old Dorothy, Of the
high ideals, drew herself up 10 her
fullest five feet-six height and with
face flaming with shame. said:
You can Just take your old job
and go"-and out she went with
heavy heart and q little less conf
dence 70 tackle the next advertise
ment.
And Dorothy thinks that some
thing ought to be done SO that men
of that type cannot stay in business
20 lay traps for little girls Just out
Of colleEe-just suppose she had had
to take that Job7-and she's going
to think and think and think I'M
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Oil some corrective plan comes 90
her.
Here's 70 you. Dorothy. I don't
quite know how you're going Co 20
about it-but I'm for you and your
ideals and I'm not worrying o bit
about what's going TO happen 90
you'll just wish there were more
girls like you in the world-it would
be a much cleaner, happier place
for all OF us.
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:S7ENOG' REBELS AT
ORDER TO ENTERTAIN
And She Was Right, Agrees Winifred Black in Telling
Story Of Dorothy's Job-Seeking Experience
the Business World Needs Reforming
By BLACK

Three Cheers Tor DorothyI
The business world needs reformins-and Dorothy thinks she can 90
her bit towards that end.
And I'm afraid. from her first experience. I must agree With Dorothy
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mother was loktng pretty tired these days
As far back as Dorothy could remember Mother had never had a va
caton-not really.
Yes, the family always vent to the country Ia the Summer a son As
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ApriD total revenues for the soviet
union amounted to 81 $50. O00. 900, or
AS per cent OF the estimates. Ex-
penditures were 45s per cent OF
estimates or 81. s74,500.0o0. an ex-
cess over receipts OF SIS 10000
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Mesdames Z. r. Hardin. 8. O..
Stringer and ID. w. Day we're Joint
h~ostesses for a large bridge party
Friday afternoon at the Woman's
building. The club room was elab-
orately decorated with roses, daisies
and corona vines arranged in bright
cclcred baskets with the mantle OF
the large fireplace banked in crepe
myrtle and fern.
Mrs. a. e. McClendon was award
ed a beautiful vase for high. Mrs. H.
n Burchard receiving a dainty bon
bon dish for second. and Mrs. John
d. Townsend received madeira nap
kins for high cut.
"A delicious salad course was serv-
ed to 81 guests.
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ITAR--TNGEN

BRIDGE
Mesdames Earl Rumbo and NJ. z.
Deaktns entertained with bridge az
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RECEIVE REPORTS
MOSCOW. June 1.-R The
eommissariat Of finance reports that
for the first half OF 1928 October