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MEDICOS WILL

Continued from page one1
Small Zone year,. Dallas. fifteenth
district, DR.. u. w. =. vi. Beck 1.-TWO
years., DeKalh.
The order Of business for the
house or delegates follows:
/. Call to order.
2. Roll call and announcement OF
result.
9. Reading OF minutes or previous
meeting.
4. Appointment OF reference COM
mittees: Cd Reference committee
on credentials: C2D Reference Com
mittee on Reports of Officers and
Committees: ~ Reference Com
mittee on Resolutions and Memoir
ials; 4) Reference Committee on
Finance; go Reference Commit
tee on Amendments 70 ConStitu-
ton and Bylaws: 49, Reference
Committee on Scientific Work.
5. Report or secretary.
6. Report or treasurer.
Z. Report of board of trustees.
8. Report or board or councillors.
2. Report OF executive council.
TO- Report Of council ON medical
defense.
II. Report Of council On scien-
tific work.
IL. Report of standing commit
tees: Committee on legislation:
committee on collection and pres
ervaticn of records: committee ON
transportation: committee on ar
engagements for the annual session:
committee on memorial exercises.
committee on publicity.
IL. Report or special committees
Committee on scientific exhibits:
committee ON medical education.
committee on hospital standardized
ton; committee on compensation
and health insurance: committee
on cancer: committee on health
problems in education: committee
on revisio. of constitution and by
laws; committee on sn-aS-1rAtiOz- OF
the care and treatment OF the
sick.
IA. Report of special delegates.
Texas member Of the National
Legislative Council: Texas repre-
sentative of the National Council
on Medical Education: delegate TO
the Association OF American Medi-
cal Colleges: Delegate to the Texas
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Meet June

Continued from PAGE GRE
involved wv other cases ncw rrre-
Ing where wn Rave protested dAF-
ferentialS-" Mr.. paMkrtt magR
He mentions thar " meeting IVY
the general committee in Austin nn
june I, has been called. and urges
the Valley Representatives tc s
present.
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SAN PERLITA

CAMPING TRIP
A party composed OF Mr.. and Mrs.
K. q. Barnhill and children, Alice.
Ava. Ollie. Ezra, @. O., Mr.. and Mrs.
Grady Barnhill. MI. and Mrs. ]. b.
Curry and children. Mr.. J.. =. Good
iwn and son motored to Red Fish
bay Saturday and spent the night
camping and fishing returning to
their home here Sunday morning.
PERSONALS
George w. Musgrave OF Raymond
vile was a business visitor here
Saturday.
Judge and Mrs. r.. s. Dorsett and
children OF Raymondville. accom-
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PARIS. May Il-T-lEArahaI
Foch'E national funeral rnNt thm
French treasury about ff1nan A
recent auditing showed THAT 80
radical government spent twtrH tnMr
amount I'm 1913 90 transfer ttar hnn~
or Jean JaureS. socialist leader. ~
Pantheon.
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dren, Mr.. and Mrs. Dave Heath
and daughter, and MIR. and Mrs.
n !. t4Oyl OO4.-
cert in Santa Margarita Friday We
.---AH.
z. g. Barnhill and son Ezra and
daughter, Ava. were in Raymond
vile Monday.
Mr.. and Mrs. M. A. Mcneil and
family attended church services In
Raymondville Sunday.
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GENOA, Italy. May 1--tF-
Luigi Stoppioni, convicted in an
earlier trial by default and SEN
fenced 10 80 years in prison for kill
ing a fascist. returned and stood
trial and got away with a term Of
is years. The crime took place in
January. 1923.
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The McCleary treatment for piles without surgery has
brought relief to thousands Of men, women and children
McCleary treatment, d~iscarding entirely old surgical meth
DDS, doing away with the horror and pain of surgery and
the dangerous after effects of ether and chloroform, has
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Imperial Valley press., 1929-04-16
PROGRAM
By PUPILS OF TWO
ABLE INSTRUCTORS

Before a large and approciatlve
audience the second Concert by
pupils o. Mr.. and Mrs. Horace
Williams was given last evening
in the Methodist church. The
spontaneous applause given each
number bespoke the enjoyment by
the audience Of we'll presented musi-
cal numbers.
Pupils who have studied = few
months as we'll as those who have
been working a year or two years,
acquitted themselves with credit.
These young people included Lyle
HartzeH, W. l.. CoWan, Vernon
Hill Rosemary Leblanc Kenneth
KENYON. Ruth Riddle, William
Moody and Walter Lott.
OF the advanced nun. Ders. the IN
terpretation hy Boyd DELAY ef
"Gypsv Scramble proved parti-
cularlv delightful, portraying as it
does the two contrasting moods OF
appeal and dominance. Richard
Swink furnished a surprise in his
skilful handling Of the technically
difficult and colorful Slavonic
Dance (Bohm), and Marguerite
Forester played with good taste
Godard's : Deuxieme Mazurka. -
Harold Robinson showed brilliance
and perfection in Verdi's Concer
to for clarinet. OF the other violin
numbers the Melody in F, Ruben
steinJ WAS marked by delicate feel
ing and purity Of tone as played by
Carlrtta TrueaE. while the ConeeI-
t. in q Minor hy Seitz, played with
precision and good intonation as
we'll as with musical understand
ing by Henry Marcot, was rarti-
cularlv viii received.
The concert closed with a fine
Imperial Valley press., 1929-04-16
ANNIVERSARY DAY
OF p. E. o. CHAPTER
GALA OCCASION

AT one Of the most interesting
meetings this season Of Chapter Az,
=. r. O.. which took place yesterday
Soncs, the fourteenth anniversary of
the founding of the chapter was cele-
bratcd
Mrs !. l. House was co-hos.cSs at
the delightful luncheon served at !
o'clock, preceding the program.
During the afternoon letters Of
greeting were read from Mrs. Pa
ticnce l.. Beatty Of Hollywood who
was state president in 1915, and
from Mrs. Bessie Fultz, who was
state organizer at that time. Char
ter members of the chapter who
sent congratulatory messages We're
Mrs. Agnes Albright of Chula Vista,
Mrs. T. Douglass Of Nonrovia, Mrs.
Elsie Hcws of Monrovia, and Mrs.
Anna Dougher,y Of Los Angeles.
Mrs. Leroy Holt, curator for the
day 5 program presented Mrs. Ross
T. Hickcox. who gave the story OF
the charming light opera, The
Student Prince, in 4 most delight
ful manner.
Collaborating with Mrs. HickcoT
and presenting musical numbers
from the opera were John and Nina
Canton and Miss Shirley Worley
of Calexico. Mr.. Canton and Miss
Worley were heard in tuneful solos
and duets from the Student Prince
and Mrs. Canton played the accom-
paniments.
A guest of the chapter was Mrs,
Joe King, and members present IN
Guided MesdamAs Roy BreedloVe, Don
Bitler. J. D. Adams. L. c. House, G,
Z. Coggins, Forrest kutz, G. J. Brad
shaw, II. c. Coe, George Paulin, Q. 9.
Horne. c. Z. Soncs, j. /. House,
Vaughn Thompson. Y. NJ. Williams
and H. L. Loud.
An absent member, who was pres
ent for the occasion, was Mrs. ",
+. Mosher. formerly of Holtvillc,
now of New York. who is visiting
Mrs. Gordon Schneider cf Holtville
and who plans to spend some time
with friends in this city before re
turning east.
Imperial Valley press., 1929-04-16
DEMONSTRATION
OF FRLCID ARE
DRAWS CROWDS

Many today witnessed operation
Of Frigidairc'@ cold control the
latest perfection in the electrical
refrigeration field, when the ma
tional cold control demonstration of
Frigidaire Corporation was opened
at the local show room, 140 South
Fifth street.
The demonstration will continue
through Saturday and the display
room will remain open until 10
O clock every night to care for an
ticjpated crowds, it was announced
hv Walter W. Heine, local Frigi-
dairo dcalei.
Similar demonstrations are being
held throughout the country to ac-
quaint the public with this cX-
elusive Frigidaire feature, which
for the first time gives the house
wife complete control over the
freezing chamber of her rcfrigcra-
tor, the dealer explained.
Tempting frozen desserts, here
toforc impossible to make in n
household refrigerator, were pre-
pared and frozen in comparatively
short time by domestic science cX-
pcrts aud served to the visitors.
Demonstrators explained the sim
piicitv of the new device, which is
now part of all household Frigi-
daircs and enables the. Frigidaire
owner to raise and lower the tenn
perature in the freezing compart-
ment without greatly affecting the
temperature in the food storage
cabinet.
Recipes for l15 new desserts,
malc possible through the inver-
ton Of cold control, were distri-
butcd along with other favots and
booklets Of interest to the house
wife and hostess.
''Co!d coutrol," IIeino said.
greatly shortcrs the time re
CURED for freezing ice cubes, dca-
scrts and salads. 1t is operated
simply by turning small lever
around dial and various degrees
of cold may be obtained.'
Imperial Valley press., 1929-04-16
CLUB OF GIRLS IN
PLEASANT AFFAIR

Entertained at the home of Miss
Romaine Richmond last evening 4
group of girls comprising an in
formal bridge club spent a pleasant
hour about the card tables.
Winning high score prize was Miss
Celia Young, while Miss Sue Pope
was appropriately consoled for low
score.
At late hour the hostess served
dainty supper.
Those present were Maurine Mas
tick, Sue Pope, Celia Young, Hilma
Fawcett, Dorothy Barron, Violet
Maddux, Cecil Thatcher and the
hostess.
Imperial Valley press., 1929-04-16
DISTANT LAND IS
TOPTC OF TALK
BY MISS HOPKINS

Mrs. \. c. Fnney entertained the
members of the History section OF
Woman s Ten Thousand club yes
terday afternoon at her home on
Sandalwood Drive.
Speaker of the afternoon was Miss
Geneva Hopkins of New York, who
is visiting her aunt, Mrs. Ed.
Wclch. Miss Hopkins has spent
a number of years in Uruguay,
South America, and she gave very
interesting and instructive talk on
the geography, climate, and people
of that far away land. The social
life of the people was particularly
dwclt upon and the fact brought out
that class distinctions are very ap-
parent there. However, the love of
the beautiful. color, light, gaiety,
is characteristic of all strata OF
society, she said.
At the business session Mrs. Dan
Scott was elected chairman for the
coming year, with Mrs. Ray Ed
gar. vice chairman, and Mrs. Sem
Bacon, secretary.
Guests of the section were Mes
DANES c. L. Childers, Ed Welch, &.
II. Bailey of Brawley and S. w.
Mitchell of San Diego.
At the close of the program the
hostess, assisted by Mrs T. j..
Mack and Mrs. Childers, served
tea.
Imperial Valley press., 1929-04-16
ELABORATE PARTY
AT LOCAL RESORT

An elaborate and enjoyable bridge
and dinner party was given last
evening TT Samovar tea room by
Mr.. and Mrs. Luman G. Ferreu of
Calexico, who entertained is guests
Beautiful table decorations were
developed in yellow and orange
tints, bowls of nasturtiums being
combined with yellow tapers to
achieve an attractive effect. In
the living rooms baskets of purple
sweet Ieas were fragrant and col
orful.
Guests of the Fcrrclls were all
CaleXico friends.
Imperial Valley press., 1929-04-16
WHALE BOAT IN
VALLEY ENROUTE
TO SALT WATER

\ whale boat on the desert IS
iust about aS unusual u sight as an
Eskimo in the heart of Africa.
Nevertheless both have been seen
and are matters Of record.
Charles Miller and Jack Allen OF
san Pedro spent last night in FL
Centre on their way to the Gulf OF
California. They were chaperon-
ing a % foot whale boat which
they are going to use in the gulf to
play with the finny tribe of tn
deep.
The ship. perfectly balanced ON a
trailer, rode the highways, accord,
ing to Miller and Allen, just as well
as if it were in its natural element,
the sea.
The San Pedro boys, unable to
clear the port Of San Pedro for Mex
lean waters because Of the rcvolu-
tion in Mexico were forced to bring
the boat overland and will make
Mexicali their port Of entry. From
there they will 90 to Fl Mayor
where the whaleboat will b, launch
ed.
The duo plan TO spend the summer
fishing and will from time to time
entertain angling parties, they SAID
this morning.
Imperial Valley press., 1929-04-16
SOCIETY AND CLUB NEWS
Social Brevities

All present and former members
and friends of the Adult Bible class
Of State Street Christian church, are
cordially invited to be present to
night at a class social to he held at
the home of Mr.. and Mrs. s. w. LET
fingwcll, 6lS Euclid Ave
Oasis shrine Of the White Shrine
of Jerusalem Will hold an important
meeting tonight at ; O'Clock in the
Masonic Temple.
Pythian Sisters Thimble club Will
be entertained Mt pot luck luncheon
Wednesday and bridge Wednesday
afternoon at l clock mt the home
of Mrs Walter Wakefield, 6S+ Ham
iltou, with Mrs. Russell Graves act
ing as assistant hostess.
Mir. and Mrs. c. &. Horne have
returned from a pleasant week end
spent at that charming resort, Lake
Norcouian club. They attended Il
meeting of District ! bankers, to
plan the annual spring convention.
DR.. Addison Elliott and DR..
Frances Elliott, formerly of FL
Contro and now of San Diego, were
week end guests of Mr.. and Mrs.
Clarence Conant.
Mrs Earle Davis Is in san Diego
where she viii spend the week at
tending pre-nuptial affairs and the
wedding of her sister, Miss Esther
ITardl to Mr.. Steele Winterer Of
San Francisco, the latter event to
take place April 20.
Imperial Valley press., 1929-04-16
.Air-Log Made
By Richfield

Richfield Oil Company acted a.
hosts 10 a number of Los Angeles
and FL Centre men at luncheon yes
tcrdav at the Barbara Worth hotel.
The Los Angeles party arrived in q
Richficld tri-motor Fokkcr plane or
the first official air-log Of this
company. The trip covered stops st
Santa Ana, san Diego. Lindbcrgh
Field. El Centre, Palm Springs
Beaumont. Banning and March Field
Riverside and the plane viii land 10.
night ut Vail Field, 10, Angeles
This air.ioa was written uP il. th'
Los Angeles Evening Express last
week, aud is in the nature Of a mo.
tor-log, with plane substituted for
the automobile
Tho party iacludcd, p. II. steele.
manager Of the aviation department
Of the Richfield OIL Company, who
acted as host; 1T. r. j. Pitcher, as
,i,taut manager; 1t, Tommy Fowler,
chief pilot: Martv Fowler, assistant
pilot and the following representa-
tjvcs Of the Evening Express; 7, T.
Grimshaw Sr.; T. r. Grin,haw Jr7
Harry Wuru, Jack Hamilton, Lynn
Rogers and +. Il. DcJarnet'e.
Local men who were invited 70
lunch with the party and help de
develop a good will spirit were Mayor
Clements, Leo Hctzel, president Of
the El Centre Chamber Of Com
mcrcc: Robert Hays, secretary of the
chamber; Andy Prcblc, Of Erskinc
4 Prcble; John Hunter Gt the local
Richfield Company and ". Is. Dun
can, Richficld representative from
Brawley.
Imperial Valley press., 1929-04-16
EVENING AFFAIR
PROVES ATTRACTIVE

\ congenial coterie of friends be
longing to dinner bridge club
were pleasantly entertained last
evening by Mrs. Chester NeLaren
at her Seventh street home.
Table decorations were develop
cd in yellow, marigolds and other
spring blossoms being effectively
used.
During the evening of bridge
prize winning scores Were achieved
by Mrs. r. P. Moore, and Neil
Hickcox, first; Mrs. McLaren and
J. w. Donahue, second; and Mrs.
ii. J. Preddey and c. ). Thatcher,
third.
Participating in the pleasant af-
fair were Mr.. and Mrs. r. P.
Moore, Mr.. and Mrs. Richmond, Mr.
and Mrs Neil HickeoX, Mr.. and
Mrs. c. S. Thatcher, Mr.. and Mrs
r. II. Cary, Mr.. and Mrs. f. ".
Ferris. Mr. and Mrs. J. w. GlaS-
gow, Mr.. and Mrs. II. J. PreddeE,
Mr.. and Mrs. J. ". Donahuv, Mr..
and Mrs. Robert Mcnamara, Jerry
Farlin and the hostess.
Imperial Valley press., 1929-04-16
Grape Crop To
Be Retarded

r.. j. 4. Wiukl,r, Of the de-
paltmcut of vitlyulturc al tn Uni.
versity Farm School at Davis,
spent La: week in the valley, fol-
lowing visits to the san @oaQu'n
valley and Coachclla Valley crap
growing regions.
Grapes are somewhat retarded In
Development ia all those Districts.
here no more SO than elsewhere,
according to Dr. Wmkles. ia fact
some of the vineyards here, hy said,
appear to be slightly more advanced
than any seen in the Coaclel'a VAL
lev.
Imperial Valley press., 1929-04-16
CLUE TO REHEARSE
AT CHURCH TONIGHT

The Imperial Valley Choral club
under the direction Of John G.. Gan
ton will hold rehearsal tonight at
the State Street Christian church at
Fifth and state street at s o clock.
There are only four rehrarsals be
for, the final concert OF the season
which viii be given Is a free civic
concert through the courtesy of the
chamber OF commerce and the ser
vice club, of FL Centre. This CON
cert viii be given in the new ImPc-
rial Theatre Sunday afternoon May
l. AZ $50 O'Clock. Il is important
that an members attend the few re-
manning rchcarSaI,.
Imperial Valley press., 1929-04-16
New Prisoners
At County Jai!

Guest. III tfr L.ift al the ,olu-
t. jail were mos 50 numerous sat.
urday aud SUNDAY compared with
several previous week ends.
Jesus Trcjo, -, and Dulsr Paco,
-, MrNicans, are being held for
the immigration officials. MaJios
>. Tuna, %, Mexican, j., under
restrain, hy order of the sheriff
himself. {. Gonzales 20, is held for
the Wcstmorlaud police authorities
on a grand theft charge.
Imperial Valley press., 1929-04-16
AFTERNOON BRIDGE
PLEASANT EVENT

Mrs. F. \, Burger entertained her
bridge club yesterday afternoon ar
luncheon, followed by social
game
Roses and anemonies centered the
luncheon tables at which covers
were laid for the club members and
two guests, Mrs. II. c. Dillcr and
Mrs. X. B. Perkins.
Fortunate prize winners We're
Mrs. Perkins, first. Mrs. Philip
Hodgkin second, and Mrs. Diller,
consolation.
Imperial Valley press., 1929-04-16
Success Met In
Rabbit Drive

Thr county ha, been particularly
suerrs-fui with rabbit eradication
in the north end of the valley, ae-
rordin- TO B. \. IIarrigaD, county
horticultural commissioner.
Serious infcstation in the Braw-
-Wcstmorlaud section has been
matcri.1Iy reduced by rabbit drives
and through the systematic use Of
poison.
Another rabbit shoot will be held
SUNDAY in the north end near Nc
KIM, bridge, with about 60
s.amcH Nimrods taking part.
Imperial Valley press., 1929-04-16
PERSONALS

Dr.. and Mrs. d. ". Falls Of Pasa-
dena are spending the week with
their son J. L. FaLs and his family
here.
Mrs. Warren Curricr is entertain
ing her father, DR.. A. i. Abrams,
formerly Of Concord, Mass. now Of
La Jolla, for a few days
Visiting her daughter Mrs. Ray
Edgar is Mrs 5. w. Mitchell of San
Diego.
Mrs. G. H. Bailey of Brawley is
the guest of Mr. aud Mrs. Elmer
Head
Imperial Valley press., 1929-04-16
Lincoln School

Lincoln school had a fire drill and
we cleared the building in 80
seconds.
ROBT. GRAVES, 6B.
My school room is studying in
geography about coffee. 1t is very
interesting. The largest coffee
port is Santos and the biggest cof-
fee country is Brazil. Anothcl
,ountry is Colombia.
JACK JONES, 6B.
Last Friday the 6B 5 of the Lin,
coin school played the las Of Me
kinley. The score was 22 to ? in
favor of Lincoln.
JOHN FEENEY, 80.
Imperial Valley press., 1929-04-16
Mckinley

Thn friends who have visited Us
the last week are: Mrs. story, Mrs.
Coulter Mrs. Brooks, Mrs. Calvert,
Mrs. Henry. Miss Hitchcock, Miss
Bauer, Mrs. Thomas Mrs. Dixon.
Philip Jones, Mrs. Feeney, Newton
Imperial Valley press., 1929-04-16
EXPLOSION FATAL

Los ANGELES, April lG. CU.P)-
fur. received in an explosion in
thc manholc in which hc was work
ing caused The death here today Of
rank Germainc, "A.
Imperial Valley press., 1929-04-16

cornct solo by doe Leonard and
number BY the students orchestra.
Much favorable comment was re-
ccivcd by M and Mrs. Williams on
the playing Of the solo performers
and the good ensemble work NY the
orchestra.
Mrs. Williams was accor panist
througAout tie evening.
Imperial Valley press., 1929-04-16

l like to 20 to school every day Of
the year to get my education 50 !
can run store aud trade with the
company and mako ears and houses.
I'd like to lee mechanic - raH
make al kinds OF thiags and gct
rich and 90 with the circus aad do
tricks.
ALBERT UNDERWOOD, BIB.
Imperial Valley press., 1929-04-16
Wilson School

This week ended the boys ten
mis- tournament, such as was held by
the girls few weeks ago. John
Saario, the winner, beat Ronald
Bassctt by two games, the score be.
ing s to s. Third prize was given
to Munson Dowd.
First prize was tennis racket,
second prize was two tennis balls,
and thirG prize was one tennis ball.
The awards were given away Fri
nay in the auditorium, wherc the
winners received much applause.
The Eighth grade geography
classes of Wilson Grammar school
mad Il surprising visit from Mr..
Clarke, resident of Imperial val
ley.
In connection with our work he
gave us an interesting talk on the
valley, dating back - years when
the valley was first settled,
We were asked to make booklets
on Imperial valley and his infor-
matiou was very useful
Richard MadduX, Editor-in.Chief;
Carroll Ferrell, Bobby Maack, As
sistant Editors.
Imperial Valley press., 1929-04-16

Riverside county has 24.6l6 acres
in alfalfa, from which a return Of
100. coo tons was taken.
Imperial Valley press., 1929-04-16
ITEMS OF CURRENT INTEREST
FROM Ell CENTRO'S SCHOOLS

Johnson, Mrs Graham and Mrs.
Southworth.
A baseball game was played by
the Lincoln and Mckinley boys yes
terday. Score ll6 in favor of Lin
coin.
This afternoon 4 mixed team Of
girls and boys from the Lincoln 9TH
grade will play Il ball game with
the Mckinley 4th grade, mixed
team.
We are proud Of the high score
we made in the reading test given by
Miss Epler. Miss HcdricF compi-
mented us and was glad we had
worked hard.-lA's, Mrs. Stevens
Room.
The A pupils studied southwest
ern Asia recently. Yesterday at.
were interested in a postcard that
was passed in class. 1t had been
mailed in Jerusalem, March 90. 1t
was picture of Bethlehem and was
sent to Miss Hedrick by two friends
who ar, visiting Palestine.
am Tip. Billy calls me Tip. l
have a white tip on my tail. | am
little dog. have brown coat.
-JATNETE SATO, IA.
am Il puppy Billy calls m"
Tip. y white tip is on my tail. My
fur coat is hrown.-JACK LEM, IA.
We made wee little house. We
made three little bowls. We made
three beds and chairs for the three
bcars.-IiOWARD RHODES, a.