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indianapolis plant of the National
Malleable and Steel Castings Com
pany, $40 North Holmes avenue, to
assistant to the president of the
company, with headquarters in
Cleveland, was made today.
Stowell c. WATSON, sales agent of
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the Indianapolis plant, succeeds
Gibbs. A. L. McCollum will take
Wasson's post at the head of sales
and R. S. Davis has been named the
assistant manager of the Indian
apOlis plant.
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Russia has network of $500 miles
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FOUR ARE PROMOTED

National Castings Company Plant
Manager Advances.
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of Carl G.. Gibbs, manager of the
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In Memoriam Notices

Ala HANAtAOA 'NNhhA
IN MEMORIAM-In sad remembrance of
our mother, Rachel Nichols. who died one
year ago today. Nov. Z. 1928.
We miss you in the morning
When all the world is new
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Your name we often call
But there is nothing to answer
But your picture on the wall.
Sadly missed.
RY CHI DRFN AND GRANDCHILDREN.
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Imperial Valley press., 1929-03-09
IS
KNOCKED OUT
At CALEXlC0

Waterloo came to Tony Escalaui"
in the Legion arena at CaloXico last
night and when if was through with
him Tony had lost out, Joe Man
cillas being awarded technical
Knockout in the seventh round q 4"
scheduled 10 round bout.
1t WAS II coed scrap while it last
cd and Tony Wa not FIR behind
when the boys wen. into the
seventh. But then things started to
happen to Tony Mancilas hooked
J i'm on the chin and dropped diar
tor u long count. WLcn he arose.
thc Mexican champion slammed I'm
out Of the r,ng with another hook.
Tony was in no condition to 90 ON
when tie returned to the ring "od
Bin Tackctt stopped the fight.
Kid Esau, s;aHHuatc Of Eaa"
Hood. took tha decision from
charay Giyars in t',o semi-fiual. IT,
was good fight throughout aud
the boys moved 1t - fast p1ce.
Pilino pjlat Wl Rod Rparieuek
went to draw in the a5eciM cv=aj.
%his vas another good Eight ANA =
lcmatch would - popular.
Morris MagbMoy If Er"~i.r
s"ored kuarkou, over Santiago
Atadero in thr thirl @g"d of ta.
orcnet.
Imperial Valley press., 1929-03-09
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pUBDER shock ineuia:ors have replaced
N n1c;a! spring shauilcs or, all Chs slors.
They do away W..;h The wear = sr -Ci-o
common TO former types. reoc--, .
Iubricalios,, cushion tho i@r IN ci-
Starts and stops and otherwise s--n2t'J
riding sIlooihucss. Fj.st pioEca--o ID 10
Imperial "'G0'. thcy Hrc gov atrclIrC -
the Imperial -''T5'' and a5' ai.Le Mo ' .
Y17cnt of thc CT sp~.n~, caused - ro :
ir,cuuaiiiics. cuusa T. u out against a1
block Of cGjbgr into W45C', tac spT3Ha -
si.hIiy anchored - a!tira conalt4a>..
tion : y4se. liai.l a.',i rec. never b, Given
....y -..ter--4--. cAcss,. ssE-..c ->tr I,.--4.J
C..>...--a-..-H
Imperial Valley press., 1929-03-09

ment again March - at Dream.and,
Joe Eocaa, local mi5dlcwcigat, h@s
oeon matched to meet Homer Sheri,
dan II Hollywood, March -.
SARASOTA, Fla, March q
"M.ss Califcruia' won the frs
heat Of the Ill, class speed boats at
the regatta h.re, pilot"d by DicE
Loymes, Long Beach, Cal.
SAN FRANCISCO, March g
This season ; track aggregation at
NtaufugI VIII show its wares thIs
afternoon for thn first time when
tn, He'd shirts meet the Olympic
club.
Imperial Valley press., 1929-03-09
EArHAgr FOR COUNCIL

Los ANGELES, March 9.-on
pla form calling FOR ''Los Angeles
as tho air center Of Tie world, - I'd
wiu $. Earhart, father Of Amelia
Earhart, transatlantic fiyer, has
lis candidacy for thc Los
Angeles city council.
Imperial Valley press., 1929-03-09
aou-!LEnNEn oErs JOE

WASHINGTO%, Marcn 9.-Prca-
jdont Hoover today appointed Joseph
VI. Dixon, former governor Of Mon
tana to be assistant secretary of
the interior department. He sue
Imperial Valley press., 1929-03-09

in 4 roundup Of rabbits south Of
Bakersfield February II, it is said
geo rabbits were killed.
Imperial Valley press., 1929-03-09

eeeds T. G. Finney Of Kansas, who
becomes solicitor Of the department..
Dixon is a native Of South Carolina.
Imperial Valley press., 1929-03-09

today following a ) to > victory for
the Troiau8 n the Opening contest
yesterday.
Imperial Valley press., 1929-03-09

Los ANGELES, March 9.-South-
crr California and Santa Clara met
in the second game Of their series
Imperial Valley press., 1929-03-09

m5ut ha3 conc within Ri. 90 Of rne
combined salary demanded by the
Wmar brothers with an offer Of
500, 800 but viii bulge no farther.
Treasurer sam Drcytuss said today.
He said that the Waners, Paul and
Lloyd, are demanding $4,000 put
that the amount is ''too high. .
ST. PETERSBURG, Fla, March
@.-The i'll luck which pursued tn"
Boston Braves throughout the 1928
season apparently has followed them
to st. Petersburg. Vance Richbourg
wrcnchcd his right leg sliding into
the plate In the practice, while
Bruce Cunningham, pitcher, tore
his finger ON a barbed wire fcnc"
slaggiug flies.
san ANTONIO, Tcx., March o.
Art Ncitman, Young outficldcr.
rapidly is naaing his mark with the
Now iosi. Giants. Ncitman hjt the
first Gome Iun If the Local season,
clearing IL. fence With trcmen-
deus driya 'siiutch'5 Beacy pitcn.
ed wei fer six innings os tha yan-
uj@ans be-. the regulars, 6 to /, IN
practice game Friday.
CLEARWATER, Fla, Narch .
The ollya Robins remain intact
despite tEe visit Of thcir manager
to ST. Pet rsbur- with an eve to !"
trad. Win the Boston Braves.
'.Encle R2bhic' may acquir,
&" Doe Farrell, veteran shg9ltop
+ The Terms ~, right.
Imperial Valley press., 1929-03-09

san DIEGO, March 9.-Managcr
Oscar Witt Of the Hollywood club
planned to use Hank Uulvey and
Die, McJabe against the Portland
Beavers today in the first Of a two
game rics. "Bullett' Joe Bush
was Manager Rodgers choice to
opcn the contest. Shellcnhack and
Johns win work for the Stars san
day.
Imperial Valley press., 1929-03-09
Fiickers From
Training Camps
BY United Press Leased Wire

PHOENIX, Ariz., March s.
Iucky Harris, new manager Of tn"
Dctroj, Tigers, viii be at second
base today for the yannigans in "a
practice game against the rcguIars.
Harry Hcilmann former American
League batting champion, is being
given 4 hard run for the regular
first base iob by Dale Alexander.
Los ANGELES, March g..
Rogers Hornsby, batting leader Of,
the National League last season, hit
q hom" run and two doubles in tie
first practice game played b. Wfig-
ley $ club, in which the Cubs d.
fcatcd Los Angeles yesterday, u
FORT MYERS, IA. Marcn O.
The Philadelphia Athletics are
starting cut like prospective chaH-
r.cns by losing their cghibilioa
@am They dropped ono to the s..
Louis Cardinals yesterday by IN II
10 G sore.
WEST PALM REACH, Fla.
March o Frank O'Rour-a, around
whom Manager Ean Howlcy hopes
10 buiid q p.nnant winning infte't
for the st. I.oUi, Browas. has ta.na
Over 1is raguIar ioh at third base
Blue, Manu>h arI NeHpwan t..e
Mt rep rted.
AVON PARK, Fla, March a.
"chirk IIatey, ou;f.eId.r Of the
ST. Louis Cardinals, who has suffer-
ed from SINUS trou5,- for several
seasons, has reported to Maaag g
Billy Son,h"orth, and my ~. il1o
Sundays eAhihit.o4 gam against
Indianapolis.
NINTEHuAFNN. rsa., Mar~h ..
Lefty . Doul AID Bob MrG1as
are The o"'E 2bsaatras from tra#
training camp of tar Philiics. W.
I"tter, u former Hrooklyr pischoe
is q ho'G.ut
MIAMI Fla, March o.-Thc @iu-
c,Haati T. ds ;ee CLIPPED by tram.
ing camp injuries and in no shape
for thoir scheduled qaJ, viii taa
Ph.ladelphia Athletics today. HaH
Nackcr, sauthpaW pi cher, has beer
andcr the care &C DR.. Cecil Fcs2u-
son, who studied and Bono:>et,
ter P"ese.' Rub, LutzEe has ~.
ported, but is too II t9 play.
ST. PETERSBURG, Fla, NarrH
0.-B&br Ruth, rounding into shape,
complained TODAY about q sore arm,
but H. expects to work the kinks
out Of it soon. George Pipgras aaG
Gordoa Rhodes, rookie, beat the
regulars in Fridays practice game
3 to :.
TAMPA. Fla. March a.-. Coa~r"
Gcs,n, batting champion Of TIE
American League las season, is due
TO report 10 the SeaatorS camp To-
morrow, and is expected to sign
contract for 1929. Joe Judge, vctcr
an first Gaseman, also is due S'.r-
day.
DALLAS, Te>~ March 9.-Tae
hitting Of ART Nhjres and the pjteh-
my OF George Cox, allowed the Chi
cago White SoX to defeat the Dalia>
VcNas league team, :. to >, in the
Sos opening training game.
PASO RORLES, Calf, March .
The Pittsburgh Pirate manage
OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES gIE ui1lajFJll
Imperial Valley press., 1929-03-09

distance il ,te Eits game al tn
lo-rd Engineers "rmory last. niIin.
Mido covered 'ho distance aga.a~.
handicap field m . ~iGu'es II So.
oud
Imperial Valley press., 1929-03-09

LOS ANGELES, March 9.-Arti-
r}es Of aqrccmcnt had been signed
todqy for Il bout between Ace HHd-
kins, l66 pounds, and Armand Eman-
uel for . 10 round night bout at
Wrialey Eie.d, April =. Each fight
or viii receive 81. per cent OF the
gate and Emanuel must weigh not
more than LIS pounds.
Imperial Valley press., 1929-03-09

BOSTON. Much y. Jo, hados,
w,l,awe.sht ch4upion who af'h-
Dire" ,rom match "u' ~ M.lio
last night, spelling a proposed char.
it> show at the EosloR Aads"a
Squm, Gardrn, was sand today 10
br suffering f!ou % serious iatogti"n
Of ls arm. Tn am was operated
upon and rh" litleholdrr n"E D."
out of H.. fne f.. weeks, il "ta
said.
Imperial Valley press., 1929-03-09

NEW YORK, March D. Edwin
Wild. Swcd ~ premier disianr"
runner. holds record for thr two
mile ran over au agm"lN track as a
result Of his spl,udid cffor; at the
Imperial Valley press., 1929-03-09
Here and There
In Sport World
II, United r4exa Leased Wire

ny United PseSA leased Wire
NANSA cry. Mo-. More. :.
.1lc Pueifj, Aallei.c Association
SIN .aterlt to spsaso- the N-t.aa-
At A. s.. /. touraameui IN iJa-. ar.
eordiH. to Jimmy Nrcdie-, caach ut
.hr -. leuatiu f.Ee ot ~aa taa.
cisco VII. VIII pIat in the big T..
\. L. basketball Tournament W#ir9
aprr her Monday.
Imperial Valley press., 1929-03-09

SAN FRANCISCO. March o.
Pete Mcycr# aud h. O. Eddie Rob-
cuts, who fought sizzling draw
here week ago have haca signed to
Imperial Valley press., 1929-03-09

PASO RORLES, Calf, March .
The Pittsburgh Pirate manage
Imperial Valley press., 1929-03-09

FORT MYERS, El9.. Marcl. O.
The Phjladr.pAja Athletics are
starting cut like prospective chsm-
p.cns by losing their cghibilioa
games They dropped ono 10 The -.
Louis Cardinals yesterday by IN II
TO sore.
Imperial Valley press., 1929-03-09

BUFFALO. y. ", March o.
oung Jack Thompson, SAN Fran
cisco aagro, who .iattencl doe bat-
dee, wcl,prw.islt champion, in Chi
,ago last fan, casly outpointed
Heavy Andrews ef fria, Pa. in "a
- round boat larc last night.
Imperial Valley press., 1929-03-09

PFOENiN. Ariz., March 9.-BFd
Doyle, San Francisco heayy"eight
won 4 technical Knockout oVer Mon
roe Boez whtn the local fighter was
unable 10 continue after the fifth Of
a scheduled 10 rounder last night.
Hoaz claimed he had broken His
hand.
Imperial Valley press., 1929-03-09

Los ANGELES, March g.,
Rogers Hornsby, batting leader Of
tl!" National League last season, hit
q hom" run and two doubles in tie
frs practice game played b. WH2-
ley S club, in which the Cubs d.
fcatcd Los Angeles yesterday, II
{, L.
Imperial Valley press., 1929-03-09

DALLAS, Te>. March 9.-Tae
biting Of Art Nhjras and the pjteh-
ny OF George Cox, allowed the Chi
cago White SoX to defeat the Dallas
|cNas league team, :. TO >, in the
SoE opening training .anc.
Imperial Valley press., 1929-03-09

PHOENIX, Ariz., March 3
I3cky Harris, new manager Of tn"
Dctroj, Tigers, viii be at second
base today for the yannigaus in q
practice game against the rcguIars.
Harry Hcilmann former American
League batting champion, is being
given hard run for the regular
first base job by DaIc Alexander.
Imperial Valley press., 1929-03-09

TAMrA Fla. March a.-. Coo~r'
Gos,in. batting champion Of tta
American League las season, is due
TO report TO the Senators camp To-
rorrow, and is expected to sign q
contract for 1929. Jor Judge, vetet
an first Gascman, also is duc SKI
dag.
Imperial Valley press., 1929-03-09

WEST PALM nEACH, Fla.
March 9. Frank O'Rourl.a, around
whom Manager Eaa IIowlcy hopes
10 buiid q p .nnant winning inft@'t
for he St Louis Browas, has talna
oyc. 1is regular jon at .hird Easc.
huo, Manu>h arI NeGnwan E..e
Mt rcp.rted.
Imperial Valley press., 1929-03-09

AVON PARK, Fla., March g.
''chick" IIatey, ou;f.eId.r Of the
ST. Louis Cardinals, who has suffer
ed from SINUS trou5l- for several
seasons, has reported 70 Maaag
Billy Son;h"orth. and my ct iuso
Sundays exhibition gam asa...t
indianapolis.
Imperial Valley press., 1929-03-09
So. California
Sport Briefs
u rn..eh r.ress ,.enScd Wire

HOLLYWOOD, March 9.-MuaIly
stopped Arizona 1oo Rivers
ia The niuth round Of q scheduled -
round bout here last night. Rivers
.reeived aasty cut inside his aouth
sud the referee halted the bout rash
.r than subject hia to the dang Of
5,r.ou5 injury.
Imperial Valley press., 1929-03-09

ST PETERSBURG. Fla, Marc
o,-H%br Ruth, rounding into shape,
complained TODAY about a sore arm,
but H. expects to work the kinks
out Of it soon. George Pipgras aad
Gordoa Rhodes, a rookie, beat the
regulars in Fridays practice gamc
3 TO :.
Imperial Valley press., 1929-03-09

HINTLHUAFNN, Fia,, March .
Lefty . 'DoUl aAi BOB McG1al4
are The o",y 2bs.E,ras from tHe.
trimming camp Of tat Phillics. W.
l"tter, q former Hnooklyr pitcher,
is . ho'G.ut.
Evening star., 1929-06-11
LEGAL NOTICES.
". W. BRIDE and ALEXANDER n. BELL
Jr., Attorneys.

IN THE SUPREME, COURT OF THE DIS
triet Of coiumbia, HoIdins a :. District Jet
tss Sidsnns Of ssss stPss Between T s1
den and Garrison streets NV, In the Dis
rss Si sas order IL No sss
hs5esy gSsn 1s shs the %
%afsh ss ented act
as 81 tRs Ss nf 81
teen Hundred and fourteen. and for other
open, extend or widen any street. avenue,
road or highEay to confer conform With the
Rap that peston q he coams
outside Of the cities e Washingtop END end
g eii the "pvef acts q censress Approved June Ss
cSndemnstion Si MI under the provisions 81 sub,
chapter one ON Ct chapter iteen ,, Of the Code
fii.d pstition. Ip this court prayips "the he
Of the land necessary for the
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Jury Jury in S sccordanse &c with the law provideS S
Gsason of the ssid % wde1ins ssth strees
between Fessenden and Garrison streets
she pSrpeses tSsreoi: and to assess the bens- @
part Of the costs and expsnses q ssid pro-
may md viii be benefited, as provided for
4th day Of June, 1929. ordered that an per-
sons having any interest in these proceed
ings be, and they are hereby. warned and
commended to appear in this court on or
before the 5th day Of August, 1929. at ten
O'Clock am. and continue in attendance
until the court shall have made its 6na
order ratifying and confirming the award Of
damages and the assessment of benefits OF
the jury to be smpaneled and sworn herein;
this notice and order be published twice a
week for two successive weeks in The WASH
ington Evening Star. the Washington Post
and the washington Times, newspapers pub
lished in the, said District. commencinE at
Least twenty days bef9re the said sth .,. day Of
copy of this notice and order be served by
upon each of the owners Of the fee OF the
land to be condemned herein. as may be
found by the said marshal or his deputies,
within the District Of Columbia. and upon
the tenants and occupants OF the same, be-
fore the said sth day Of August. 1929; By
true copy. Test: FRANK e. CUNNINGHAM,
Clerk. BY HARRY NJ. HULL, Asst. Clerk.
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Evening star., 1929-06-11
THE EVENING STORY

couldn't be happy without radishes,
and they must be home grown.
It seems they didn't decide in family
conference just how to divide their tiny
garden. So one day she bought pack
age OF radish seed. And at the first
opportunity she slipped out and planted
part of it. She simply must have some
radish roses for fathers birthday dinner.
Then one evening they went out to
their garden patch to plan for the
Summer. He motioned to one side and
suggested they leave that part OF 1t for
later on. She nodded and smiled know
ingly, but kept her secret Of the radfshes.
If they agreed to leave that part 1t
would be perfectly safe for her radishes.
Little did Mrs. Petit dream that her
husbR1d had a reason for his sugges-
ton. But he certainly did. Just the
day before he had taken a walk and
had bought a package OF fn1Enonette
seed and then stopped on the way
home to plant some. Mother was 70
have wonderful surprise when she
saw 1t growing out there.
To keep her from suspecting anything
he watered the entire garden patch
without any partiality, although she re7
marked on the waste of time. She won-
dered IL he suspected her secret for
he looked at her rather queerly. But
he claimed It would do all the ground
good to have the moisture spread over
it evenly and anything planted later
would benefit by 1t.
Mother agreed with him emphatically.
Well she knew that her radish crop