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son. Kenneth. is now my general man
How tremendously interesting. Don
Jaime"
"well. it's nice to find out who has
proud flesh and who hasn't. You were
certainly saddled with q prize pair OF
uncles, weren't you? Does Uncle Bill
treat you with civility and decency?"
"of course, he does. Hes adorable;
very well, then, I'll not kill him
You must agree, though, that I did you
real service in humping on old I'm
Uncle Bill says you did" Roberta
admitted. But then he's biased"
MY father always declared that IN
Gle Bill was all wool and yard wide.
I wish you'd brought him down with
you-no, I do not. don't want him
around cramping my style. :. Din.
ner's ready. That stout saddle colored
female who appeared in the door Just
now says we'd better come and get 1t
or she'll throw 1t out"
ct must run to my room for hand
kerchief; forgot to fetch one" said
Roberta. and ran up stairs.
Don Jaime gazed after her. There
was no doubt but that he approved of
her nightly. When his gaze shifted, 1t
met Mrs. Ganby's.
"How does she impress you9" she
Queried. Mrs. Candy had a trimming
measure of feminine curiosity.
Miss Antrim is physically beautiful
and mentally alert. Yes, she's as smart
a young woman as you and I will ever
meet. Well raised, we'll spoiled, naughty,
aware Of her power over men and just
loves to use it. Sound at heart though,
think. Nothing spurious about her!"
IT think she has temper"
"Of course she has. II she didn't,
she'd be dull. But do not think she
holds grouches, for her sense of humor
would preclude that. And she's too
healthy, too normal, to be a picky
woman. After hanging a mouse on her
enemy's eye she'd run to the drug store
to buy leech to put on it. like her
She lights Up my old house."
"Will she be here long, Don Jaime7"
, II do not know. In all probability
she will not be here long enough TO
please me. In fact, If hadn't run that
Bill Dingle scalawag down the road. she
wouldn't be here now. She's new note
in life to me, but I'm not going to let
her know she is" He looked at his
housekeeper seriously. DO you realize,
Mrs. Candy, what serious thing 1t is
to have killed a sheepman that wanted
killing, only to discover he has niece
that can set q mans reason tottering
on its throne?"
Mrs. Candy was amused at his frank
ness. Has Miss Antrim set your rea-
son tottering on It's throne already2"
mo. I do not totter that readily
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now and wash your face and hands and
get ready for dinner"
Roberta caught the boys mothers
glance hxed on Don Jaime with sort
Of maternal alteration. THAT boy re.
Quires manhandling," Don Jaime as
sured her. "That atrophied leg must be
built up with exercise. but we must pro-
coed slowly. Good little lad, Robbie, but
doting ma has given him an imperfect
notion Of the sacredness Of contractual
relation. Itfined him dollar, and that's
mighty hard on Robbie, but, he look
ed down at Mrs. Candy with his kindly
GRIM have a wire haired fox terrier
pup coming for him tomorrow. II Rob-
bic should ever lose confidence IN me
I'd be out Of luck"
After a moment he asked
What sort of fellow is your Uncle
BmP"
"oh, Uncle Bills human--very. He
was born and raised in Texas, Spent
most of his early life in this State, In
fact"
Cows"
ION O large scale?"
"Oh. yesl'
II should know him or Of him then.
What's his last name?"
Latham. William B. Latham"
Don Jaime Miguel Higuenes stared at
her. rs Uncle Bill slightly lame in his
of hind leg-just a suspicion Of a
limp"
yes. Do you really know my Uncle
Bill?"
mo, I do not. But my late father
knew him very well. They got into an
argument once as to which was the best
for the countryside gold standard or
Bryan's sixteen-to-one. Your Uncle Bill
was an outcast in Texas, at the time
being Republican. My father, of
course, was Democrat. In their argu-
E1ent they waxed personal, and finally
your Uncle Bill called my father an
anarchistic greaser. So my father yelled:
Hurroo! -ballagh!' and hit
your Uncle Bill on the nose and canted
It five degrees to the southeast. My
parent then ran to his horse to get his
gun, which he wore in pommel holster
and on his way there your Uncle Bill
shot his hat off. This was getting per-
sonal, so my father retaliated by shoot
ing your Uncle Bill in the heel"
"Why, Uncle Bill never told me about
that. Don Jaime!"
why should he? He came off second
best, didn't he? He was drunk at the
time and my father was intoxicated.
otherwise there would have been two
funerals. Father was heart-broken when
he sobered up, and sent his lawyer to
your Uncle Bill to apologize, so your
Uncle Bill accepted the apology and
sent back one Of his own. When I was
q very small boy. your uncle sold out
his ranch to old man Hobart, whose
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SYNOPSIS.

Don Jaime Miguel Hiouenes, a Terds
rancher, and Tom Antrim, a sheep
owner. hare been bitter enemies. Ken
Hobart, Don JaimeS manager, beiteUes
his employers life is in danger. Don
Jdime's mind, howerer, dpells on other
things. He has fallen in lore NTH a
picture he has seen in a md0dsine-d
picture Of Miss Roberta Antrim, a society
belle Of Westchester. He Is attacked
from ambush and shoots 1t out Nth his
opponent. Hobart finds him Wounded
and the opponent dead. On the body is
a picture OF Roberta and her address,
NTH the request that she be notified in
the event OF Tom Antrim's death. Don
Jaime igrites her that Antrim pds killed
by man named Jimmy HIGGINS
Roberta, tGho Tires NTH her uncle.
Crooked Bur- Latham, sees herself as
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$500, 900 BLAZE HITS
NORTH CAROLINA TOWN

WASHINGTON, N. c., May Sire
block here early yesterday, burning two
tobacco warehouses, q tobacco redrying
plant owned by the Bright Leaf Tobacco
Co., seven dwellings and q store. Fire
department officials estimated the loss
at 100000.
Earl Harper, a fireman, was struck
by falling sheet iron from o roof and
was taken to hospital.
The fire was discovered ct 4 o'clock
this morning in the cooperative tobacco
warehouse. Light winds carried the
flames to Gravelys warehouse, and In
20 minutes the fire had spread to the
redrying plant and the dwellings.
One hundred hogsheads Of tobacco
valued at market prices at approximate
ly $4,000. were burned In the redrying
plant
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1930-05-08
Colored n. Z. Church Opens Three
Week Session at Louisville.

LOUISVILLE. KY, May 8 Co).--The
Sixteenth Quadrennial General Confer
ence Of the Colored Methodist Episco-
pal Church opened three-week ses-
sion here yesterday, with 5000 dele
gates present.
Bishop j. w. Mckinney, Sherman,
Tex, presided at the opening session.
The message Of the bishop was read by
Bishop ]. A. Hamlet Kansas City.
Among other bishops present were
Charles H. Phillips, Cleveland; r. A.
Carter, Chicago, and N. G. Cleaves, st.
I0llis
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1930-05-08
jim THE CONQUEROR
GM BY GZ4
&TE PETER B.KYNE WIZ

an hefress. She goes to Terus ana on
dlfehtinp from the train sees Biii Dfn0le,
her Uncle Toms foreman, fee from the
bullets Of man Uho Is pointed out as
Higgins, Tom Antrinl's SLAYER. she sets
out for Don Jaime's ranch and 10
amazed to find that Higgins and her
host are one and the same.
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not, In fact, until know that the OBJ
tect Of my delusion is worth tottering
woman has possibilities"
(T0 "a Continual
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LET me
beautify
your
kitchen
enamel &
porcelain

L nave heard the praise on
housewives everywhere.
They speak of me as a
'tredsure.' They tell of
dull film, water-lines,
stubborn stains and rust
marks dissolving at my
Iightest touch! I have
brought showroons
sparkle to refrigerators
and ranges, sinks and
china. / am modern.
NOT an old fashioned
scOurer. Once you try
me...you will never be
without me.H
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5000 AT CONFERENCE

(To Be Continued
Imperial Valley press., 1930-05-07

rino Dam. Good accommodations at
Warren Hotel, chicken dinner every
Sunday. 2t5
Imperial Valley press., 1930-05-07
at a Proof
of durability!

The General Electric auto.
matte freezing control was
tested every X minute for
period equivalent to 465 years.
At the end of that time, it was
still going strong.
Imperial Valley press., 1930-05-07
No More Gas
In Stomach
And Bowels

If you wish to be permanently re.
lievcd of gas in stomach and bowels,
take Baalmann's Gas Tablets,
which are prepared especially for
stomach gas and all the bad effects
resulting from gas pressure.
That empty, gnawing feeling at
the pit OF the stomach will disap-
pear; that anxious, nervous feeling
with heart palpitation will vanish,
and you Will again be able to take
deep breath without discomfort.
That drowsy, sleepy feeling after
dinner Will be replaced by a desire
for entertainment. Bloating will
cease. Your limbs, arms and fingers
will no longer feel cold and "go to
Sleep because Baalmann's Gas
ing with the circulation. Get the
genuine, in tho yellow package. at
any good drug. store. Price si.
Aisw AVS ON HAND AT
Clements Drug store
Imperial Valley press., 1930-05-07

A marriage license was issued
this morning to Guilllmo PARA, 2S,
of CaleXieo, and Maria Castro, 23,
of MeXicali.
= y Williams f;Iol =
Imperial Valley press., 1930-05-07
DOings About
Court House

Judge Thompson granted an inter
locutory decree of divorce to Betty
E. Coles from Levi f. Coles on the
grounds of extreme cruelty. The de-
fendant is ordered to pay $50 per
month to the plaintiff who is grant
ed the right to assume her former
name Betty Allen.
The answer of r. J. Mather to
the complaint of Oscar Lyon, al
leges that as to each and all of the
matters set forth in this complaint
and as to any obligations that may
be due to plaintiff, r. c. Locke, CO.
defendant, assumed and agreed to
pay and that there is now no sum
due from defendant to plaintiff.
Mamie Pennington filed her COM
plant for divorce against Clyde,
Pennington, alleging extreme cruel
ty as the grounds for this action.
The complaint states that the de-
fendant is of q particular quarrel
some nature and on numerous Oc-
casions did nag at and quarrel with
the plaintiff. Since their separa-
tion, "the plaintiff has requested
the defendant to come back and
that request was in substance Il will
not, | won't live with you again, l
have too many other women on the
string to bother with your. The
plaintiff asks court order restrain
ing the defendant from molesting
her or interfering with the custody
of minor child; an interlocutory
decree of divorce; custody of min =
or child; money for the support of
herself and child with costs of the
suit. They were married in Yuma,
October l3, 1928, and separated on
May 20, 1929.
$. p. Williams, administrator of
the estate of Hiram Dickinson, de-
ceased. rendered to the superior
court his first and final account and
report, and petition for distribution
of said estate.
A complaint was filed by Bob
Blankenship against j. +. Withers
stating that on October Is, 1927, Il
written contract and lease were
signed between the plaintiff and
one c. j. Wolf for the ESQ acres
of the north part of tract 90, Tl5S,
RAE, S.B.M. Imperial County for
rental of $4,000. On June 10,
1929, Wolf assigned this lease to
the defendant and the plaintiff
agreed to the transfer. There is now
$3.50 rent due for February, March
and April of the current year. 1t
is further charged that the defend,
ant, since June IL, 1929, has failed
to care for the premises or the
buildings thereon to the PLAINTIFFS
damage of $1,000. Judgment is
asked for $1,000 damages to proper.
ty; 45o rent with interest, and costs
of the suit.
A marriage license was issued
this morning to Guilllmo PARA, 2S,
of Calexieo, and Maria Castro, o3,
I of Mexicali
s. p. Williams filed petition for
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the district cours OF appeals, tt
fourth appellate district.


fourth appellate district.
Ctto Bradshaw filed a complaint
against ID. G. Carfill, stating that
on June 26, 1928, the plaintiff
leased tract 67, 116S, S.B.M. Imper-
ial County to the defendant at a
rental of S2370. The defendant took
possession Immediately and on Jan
uary 20, 1880, there was a rental
of $400 still due. Payment of this
was asked but not made and since
that time there ias 'peen an addi-
tional rental of 5000. The COM
plant asks the restitution of the
premises; 800 rental now due; costs
of the action and damages Of $40
per day for each day the defendant
continues in possession of the prop
erty without permission of the
plaintiff.
A copy of resolution on the
death Of the Honorable W. A.
Sloane, presiding justice of h 9
fourth division OF the district court
of appeal in California by the In
perial County Bar association, was
placed on file in the county clerks
office.
A copy of the financial statement
of the Continental Casualty com
pany, Chicago, for March 81, 1880,
has been filed with the county clerk.
d. A. Wolford, attorney for N. C..
Deaton, filed a petition in superior
court this morning to determine the
ownership of certain chattels upon
the claim of a third party in an
action brought against X. G. Elmore
and Leila Elmore, defendants, and
n. r. Emmons, third party claimant.
The county clerk's IS office has just
received and filed certified copy
Of the compiled statement of do
mestic corporations whose corporate
powers, rights and privileges have
been suspended and foreign corpora
tons whose right to do interstate
business has been forfeited, at 8
CLOCK, p. M, March L, l9oo, coin-
piled by order of Ray L. Riley, con-
troller of state. In the section on
Highway Transportation companies
is found: Follendore, Hue (Hue s
Transfer and Storage and among
foreign highway transportation com
panies: "Desert Express, Inc, and
Pioneer Yelloway System, Inc"
SCREEN STAR ILL
SANTA MONICA, Calf, May T..
W.R)-Miss Ruth Chatterton, film
Imperial Valley press., 1930-05-07

I Ad Club Banquet ct-Organizers Of
l the proposed ad club for El Centre
are most anxious to have large
turnout of interested persons for
the banquet to be held at the Bar
bara Worth hotel next Tuesday
evening at which several speakers
prominent in ad club activities from
Los Angeles and San Diego will be
present.
will not be responsible for any
debts contracted, except on written
order from me. Signed, j. b. Whit
aker. soft
Natural Permanent Wave $1,000.
Parisicnnc Beauty Shop, SIS Main
Phone 7S3. adv
Fresh Buttered Popcorn at Paul's
Stages Depot. adv
Christian Science Broadcast: Res
idents of this city will have, an OPP
portunity to hear an authorized lee
ture on Christian Science over KFI
Friday, May 9, from 12:10-12:50
noon, when Paul A. Harsch, c. S. b.
of Toledo, Ohio, lectures for Third
Church of Christ Scientist, Los An
pelps
Imperial Valley press., 1930-05-07

letters of administration for the es-
tates of P. d. Van De Mark and
John G. Jones. deceased.
A notice was filed by X. B. Per
kins, attorney for Maggie Brothers
in the action against Pearl Wood, ct
al, that this cause will be heard in
department one of the superior
court, May 13, at | O'Clock.
A copy of the reply brief for
julius Anderson, ct al, in their ap-
peal against the decision given in
the county superior court by Judge
Finney, for the action brought by
ID. r. Barton, &c al, was placed on
file in the county clerks office this
morning. The appeal was made to
Imperial Valley press., 1930-05-07

A start was made April | on
planting about 800 acres of lettuce
in the -Arcata -Fernbridge dis
trict of Humboldt County. In 90
days the lands will be replanted to
cauliflower.
Imperial Valley press., 1930-05-07

Permanent wave season is here.
Phone 227, Newkirk Beauty Shop.
22tf
Imperial Valley press., 1930-05-07

actress, was confined to her home
here today with influenza: and ply
sicians feared she might contract
upeumOnia. While Miss Chatterton
Imperial Valley press., 1930-05-07

was thought to be N no great dan.
ger, the illness is progressive. hav.
ing started several days ago with
a SLIGHT cold.
Imperial Valley press., 1930-05-07
Wednesday, May Z, 1880
Off TO Conventio- Douglas Dc

Off TO Conventio douglas Dee
Bile and John M. Kcpley, left Ell
Centre yesterday for Oakland to at
tend the state convention of Rotary
International which opens in that
city tomorrow.
Opening Of fishing season at Me-
rino Dam. Good accommodations at
Warren Hotel, chicken dinner every
Sunday. 2t5
Local Resident Dies-The body of
Eugene Thomas, 80, who died at
his home, 242 Orange avenue, yes
terday, Of tuberculosis, will be
shipped to his former home in Mem
phis, Tennessee, tonight. The body
is at present at the Lemons fun
eral parlors.
Jenkins violin and cornet recital
May 18th, Christian church, 1880
p. M.
Fined And Deported-R. c. Car
ballo, who was sentenced to pay
fine of $500 or spend 800 days in
the county Jail for the illegal pos
session Of Intoxicating liquor by
Judge Cook of Westmorand, was
deportcd to Mexico by officials of
the immigration service, yesterday.
Imperial Valley press., 1930-05-07
Sentenced For Assault - Leroy

Smith pleaded guilty 20 charge
of assault with deadly weapon
upon Mrs. Pinkie May near inland
April s, and was sentenced to six
months in the county Jail by Judge
finney. Smith had originally plead
ed not guilty and asked for jury
trial which was set for this morn
ing. About so prospective jurors
were released when they appeared
for the trial this morning.
Imperial Valley press., 1930-05-07

Permanent Wave $3.50. Ruth s
Marcel Shop, 4th and Wcnsley. adv
Imperial Valley press., 1930-05-07

DR.. Harry Hooper, Dentist. 11O
North 9th st. Phone 3S2. adv
Imperial Valley press., 1930-05-07
Legion Carnival Postponed The

Legion Carnival Postponed The
carnival scheduled to be held the
last three days Of this week under
the auspices of the drum and buglc
corps of the Boyce Aten Post of
the American Legion has been post
poned week owing to the accident
which befell w. T. Livingston last
Sunday morning. Livingston was
in charge of preparing the Salomon
building on Main street for the
carnival.
Order Carnations for Mother s
Day. as well as garden grown
flowers for every day at "Strick-
ler's," 6l7 Orange. Phone 4O7-M.
7t2
Dressmaking, neat, efficie
quick. References. $780,. Phone
6i5 25t12
Fire Threatens Again-Thc blaze
which broke out in grain field adj
joining the city dumping grounds
Monday morning, started again this
morning at II o'clock and burned
over about three acres before it
was extinguished by the fire de-
partment.
FARMERS Compensation Insur.
ance. Edgar Bros. Realty Co., COS
Main st. 7t4
DR.. A. B. Hanson, Dentist, Davis
Bldg. Extraction specialist. adv
Free to the Public-Civic or.
ehcstra concert, Wednesday, Nav
p, Wilson school. 5t2
Suspected Radical Jailed - Carl
Sklar, alias Clark, one of the sus-
pcctcd radicals included in the orig
inal complaint and indictment, was
brought from Los Angeles to the
county Jail yesterday by Undersher-
iff Rodney Clarke. lie will be held
with the others now awaiting trial
New Electric Lawn Mower sharp
ener, just arrived. Try us. Mowers
called for and delivered. Phone 252.
DR.. Fix-1t Shop, FL Centre. Calf.
Mon Wed-Sat.
-. FARM Workmen's Compensation
Insurance. special service at Edgar
Bros. RealtN Co., COS Main st. 7t4
Permanent wave season is here.
Phone 227, Newkirk Beauty Shop.
22tf
Imperial Valley press., 1930-05-07

Jenkins violin and cornet recital
May 18th, Christian church, 1880
y. m.
The Washington times., 1930-12-11
RIVER BILL seen
!. SURE To PASS

Confidence that actual appro-
pfiations win be made for i'm
proving the Beaver, Shenango
and Mahoning rivers during the
present session Of Congress as a
part Of the proposed Ohio River
Lake Erie Canal was voiced to-
day BY Representative swick (R.)
Of Pennsylvania, aalthor of a bill
for q survey Of the rivers.
The river survey, after being
largely completed by Army en-
gtneers In the field, was returned
to them for more information on
the probable traffic to be carried
on the rivers.
Mai. Gen. Lytle Brown, chief
Of Army engineers, has promised
to expedite the report, indicating
It win be ready for Congress this
session. Representative Dempsey
lR.) Of New York, chairman of
the House Rivers and HarborS
Committee, has promised to &C
Cd hrAfe necessary LEGISLATION, =,
The Washington times., 1930-12-11
POLICEMAN uses
Gun F0RS0S

Andrew Bickford. ~, q member
Of the Park Police Force, yester-
day used his revolver to effect his
rescue after lying in Fairlawn
Park. In the Southeast section,
for more than two hours suffer
ing from q fractured leg.
Failing to attract attention
after repeated blasts on his police
whistle, Bickford, writhing in
agony, drew his revolver and
fired q shot into the air. After
an interval q second shot was
fired, then q third, but he failed
to summon aid.
Shortly after z o'clock, Bick-
ford fired the one remaining bull
let In his pistol. A passerby, hear
ing the shot, investigated and dis
covered the policeman. Bickford
was taken to the Emergency Hos
pitaI and treated by DR.. Daniel
Borden.
Bickford was patrolling an OBJ
scure section Of the park when
he tripped over q pipe and In
illred his leg.
The Washington times., 1930-12-11
Children May Learn
From Going to Store

COLUMBUS, Ohio, Dec. II
uNs0-sending . child to the
grocery store has valuable educa.
tIonal possibilities. according to
DR.. Edgar Dale Of the bureau Of
educational research, Ohio State
UniverSity, :.
OF iO6 children observed, SO
who received change, IS counted
it and II did not. In the order
named. meat, vegetables, bread,
fruit and milk were the most ire
uuent purchases. DR.. Dale urges
sending q child to the store as o
means of fruitful training" eS-
pecially in the meaning OF money
and credit,
The Washington times., 1930-12-11
Md. Physician Sues
Oil Co. After Crash

HAGERsTowN, Nd, Dec. II.
The suit Of Or. Francis A. q.
Murray, Of. Cumberland, against
the Standard OIL Company Of
New Jersey, was removed from
Cumberland to this county and
began before D Jury In the Wash
ington County Circuit Court.
Judge Frank q. Wagaman, pre-
siding.
DR.. Murray is suing for $101, 900
damages as the result Of O col
liSion between his automobile and
9 truck owned by the defendant.
The plaintiff says his nerves
were shattered as q result Of the
crash.
The Washington times., 1930-12-11
Accused Wife Will
File DiUOrce Suit

PHILADELPHIA, Dec. 11.-A
counter suit for divorce is to be
filed in behalf Of Mrs. Rene
Wotherspoon against James R.
wotherspoon, wealthy stove man
ufacturer, her counsel has an
nounced.
Mr.. Wotherspoon, who is 65,
twice the age Of his wife, began
suit for divorce after . raid on
the Wotherspoon home in Mea'
dow Lane, Merton, by private de-
stectiveS, who said two Philadel-
;phia motorcycle policemen were
found there.
The Washington times., 1930-12-11
NeID Judge Sought
In Upper Marlboro

UPPER MARLBORO, Nd, Dec.
Citing the greatly increased
duties Of tho presiding officer, Of
Circuit Court, T., Van Clagget,
chairman Of the Prince Georges
County Bar Association, yesterday
appointed q committee to investt.
gate the need Of appointing an
additional Judge to serve here.
This committee consists Of c.
p. McCeney; Frank Hall, Frank
Stephens, ]. Wilson Ryon and
Waldo Burnside. A committee to
study legislation proposed for the
coming legislature was also ap.
pointed. This committee includes
M. II. Magruder, 8. M. Peach, Ogle
Marbury, J. Frank Parran and
Arthur C.. Keefer.
The Washington times., 1930-12-11
MOTHER sEEKS BOY

Robert F. Todd. IO. who disap
peared from his home in Cherry.
dale. Va. last Monday is being
sought by county and Washing.
ton police at the request Of his
mother. The boy is described a.
being 5 feet s inches tall and
weighs about 110 pounds.
The Washington times., 1930-12-11
Would Bar Children
From Court Trials

HOUSTON, Tex, Dec. IL
d.NS0 Children would be pre-
vented from hearing the sordid
details Of court trials, II the
Texas Federation of Women's
Clubs has It's way.
The federation passed . reso-
luton asking that they be barred.
The Washington times., 1930-12-11
Jenkins to Address
School Body Tonight

C. Francis jenkins viii be the
principal speaker at . meeting
Of the Home and School Associa-
ton of e. A. Paul Junior High
School at 8 O'Clock tonight.
Assistant Superintendent of
Schools Stephen e. Kramer will
be guest of honor.