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Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1932-05-29
Pictures Coming Next

TINE Rialto, taking a new lease on
life, announces for the week
starting Friday "the first and
i most original of all the pictures
which have touched upon the
land south of the Rio Grande" 1t is
described as lavish in production, in
comparable in acting and unQues-
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1932-05-29
THOUGH the Summer months

A L1aOO11 tIlt 0uIIlulcI LlOlllllS
~ are rated as vacation time I'M
~ der ordinary conditions in the
1 \ American theater, nevertheless
there is always something of
serious nature affecting its interests
more or less under way.
OF course, here in the National Capt.
tai theatrical interest is centered on
the efforts of our local stock company,
especially when it does such startling
thing as developing a real star-and a
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1932-05-29

n 70 violent disturbance having
been caused by this corners
VI appointment Of Elmer Rice as
1 \ the first playwright, further
laureations will be undertaken.
Certificates of superiority are therefore
awarded to Miss Katherine Cornell as
the first actress, to Leslie Howard as the
first actor, to Gilbert Miller as the first
producer, to Sam H. Harris as the first
revue impresario, to Ed Wynn as the
first clown, to George Kaufman as the
first librettist, to George Gershwin as
the first musician and to Irving Berlin
as the first song writer. The anoint-
ments might be continued to include
Miss Lupe Velez as the first soubrette,
and soft Lights and Sweet Music" as
the first ballad. but there are already
enough possibilities for argument.
Miss Cornell and Mr.. Howard are
elected for diadems by one who has not
seen Miss Fontanne and Mr.. Lunt in
their new play-an omission which no
doubt Is disqualifying.. In the matter
of Miss Cornell 1t is to be surmised that
she is a graver though not better art
list than Miss Fontanne, with wider am
bition and the power as a rich and in
dependent player to further them. She
lis not content with a parochial renown
limited to New York and its environs,
but longs for the ampler and more last
ing one to be won ip other American
capitals This, added to her ability to
act and to command the esteem Of the
first audience, seems to justify the coro-
nation here performed. Nature, fortune
and this column join to make her blest.
Mr.. Towards abundant gifts are also OF
the kind that earn a competent and
prosperous appreciation, and that influ-
ence is enlarged to their owners liter
airy, film and radio activities. It has
been said, enormously, I think, OF his
present successful drama, 1.-The Animal
Kingdom" that it gropes through
subject about which its author is be-
wildered, and that for this reason it is
of no consequence. But plays are sell
dom of as much consequence as the
manner of their playing. If THE Ami
NAL Kingdom" Is not an authority in
the solution of serious problem Of
conduct, it is at least bright setting
for an interesting and complex situa-
ton and for the quiet display Of Mr..
Towards delectab.e endowmentS. I
wish I hadn't heard him play Romeo
over the wireless on recent Sabbath
afternoon.
UCHOW BOAT deserved to be awak-
~ ened from its slumber and restored
to animation by Mr.. Ziegfeld after the
short nap of potential classic. It was
put to rest some four or five years ago,
suspected of needing the repose OF
storage warehouse, and ever since there
has been curiosity as to whether it was
dead or just sleeping. That it springs
to life with vigor at the reborn Casino
Is proof of its renewing powers and of
Mr.. Ziegfeld's perspicacity as an angel
of resurrection. It Is one Of Miss Fer
ber's best stories, and its dramatization
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1932-05-29
TALK ABOUT HOLLYWOOD.

4V1 the Washington Little Theater,
whose headquarters are at 1916 Six
tenth street, last Monday evening, at
the Carlton Hotel, during talk on lit
tie theaters in general, spoke particu-
larlv of the Pasadena Community Play
house. which she visited while in Cali
fornia, and Of interesting experiences In
HOLLYWOOD
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1932-05-29
NATIONAL PLAYERS-"Captain
Applejack."

TX YHEN you see Captain APP
~ n | plejack' you are going to
wv get the laugh of a life
time That is the an
nouncement of the play
that will open at the National Theater
tomorrow night.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1932-05-29
STAGE and Screen Attractions This Week

NATIONAL PLAYERS-"Captain Appeack" Opens tomorrow
evening
GAYETY-"Washngon Foies" burlesque. Opens this
ON THE SCREEN.
EARLE-"The Tenderfoot" This afternoon and evening
FOX-"Socety Girl" This afternoon and evening
PALACE"As You Desire Me-. This afternoon and evening
KEITHS-"Rado Patrol" This afternoon and evening.
METROPOLITAN Big This afternoon and evening
COLUMBIA-"Grand Hotel" This afternoon and evening
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1932-05-29
National Players Stage
Good Comedy This Week
Captain Applejack" Suitable for the Season.
Burlesque Continues on
Ninth Street.
Ninth Street

his library, comes across documentary
proof that he is a direct descendant Of
one Of the old pirates who used to
operate off the Barbary Coast, down
the Spanish Main. His Imagination Is
fired. He has yen for the sea and for
the swinging of cutlass. He wants to
be a swash-buckling brigand. As if by
magic. the library fades out of the pic
ture. In its place comes the rolling
deck of a ship, and there stands Cap
tain Applejack, fighting with the
rouStabouts.
This is adventure with q touch Of
romance in its folds.
Francis Sherman, who was the juven-
lie here two seasons ago, returns for .
special role
There will be two matinees-Wednes-
day and Saturday.
GAYETY-"Washingto FollieS"
MANAGER JIMMIE LAKES own
A'A production, Washington Follies,"
opens a weeks stay at the Gayety Thea
ter today with the customary Sunday
matinee.
Truly a great show, Manager Lake
states. it presents Gladys Clark. bur
lesque's greatest female artist" to head
the cast. aided by two really fine come
dians, Jimmy Dugan and Harry Steppe,
along with John Quigg. "the accordion
king; the Wong Long Trio, three dane
ing and singing youths from the Flow
cry Kingdom, and a large list of special
features. This great show Is for this
week only.
Friday will be amateur night.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1932-05-29
Lionel Barrymore Stars
In a Washington Story
Scenes of Public Life" Being Made in the Capital,
Although the Players Are Not Here-Other
News and Gossip of the Cinema.
By E.. de S. Melcher.

lionel BARRYMORE is to he gets photographed in and
be q Senator in his next among them
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1932-05-29

been caused by this corners
appointment of Elmer Rice as
the first playwright, further
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! DELAWARE, NJ 2l49-Front room, good
heat, near bath, private home. bus line.
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duco finish; in perfect condition.: .verv
clean throughout Liberal trade VERY
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Project No E. F. A. las Az Pav.-Io-
cation: State Road No. so. 394 miles N. E.
OF Shoals TO Huron. Martin and Lawrence
counties; 4.772 miles; pavement width. 20
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CORNER Belmont. Howard Sts., store
room with living rooms. AGAR garage
semi-modern WA-4689
l-STORY BRICK building; close In: suit
able for any purpose Rifle.
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81 Legal Bids and Proposals
NOTICE TO ROAD coNrRAcToRs

NOTICE TO ROAD CONTRACTORS
Notice is hereby given that sealed bids
for the construction Of certain highways
the Director OF the State Highway Com
mission at his Office on the 3rd Floor.
Avenue. Indianapolis Indiana until 1000
A. M. Central Standard Time. on the
22nd day Of November. 1882. at which time
'h %AGE Sc RPSgSY senfEaA sRd E Ee9s
SHALL FILE EIS WAGE STIPULATION
WITH EACH EOPOSAL IN ACCORDANCE
DIANA, iss3. EsTTTTLED AN ACT CON
CERN1NG THE COMPENSATION OF
LABORERS, ETC" APPROVED AUGUST
II, 1882; THIS FORM is BOUND WITH
Project No. SO A-Location: State Road
NO: .. ! mile East Of Roll to ? miles South
east OF Warren, Blaekford. Wells. and
ment width. 20 feet
On the above project. bids are invited
on only, I'VE types OF pavement: CONCRETE
PHALTIC MAcADAM-ROCK ASPHALT.
as shown on the plans and described in
tne specincauons, supplements and spe-
cial provisions pertaining thereto.
The State will furnish the cement for
this project II constructed Of Concrete. or
Brick or Bituminous Concrete on a Con-
rete~base. except for use in constructing
concrete sright-of-way markers and rein
forced concrete pipe. The State will not
d oai any cement II the pavement is
macadam base.
Proposal blanks and specifications NAV
be obtained free. and plans upon paw
ment OF $3.50 per set, exclusive OF cross
section sheets which will be supplied upon
an additional payment of $500 making
the price OF a complete set OF plans 81 S0
There will be no refund for plans returned
Plans may be seen without charge at the
office OF the State Highway Commission
9Th Floor. State House Annex 100 North
Senate Avenue, Indianapolis. Indiana. ALI,
CHECKS FOR PLANS MUST BE MADE
PAYABLE TO-'DIRECTOR, INDIANA
STATE HIGHWAY COMMISSION
IMMEDIATELY PRIOR TO THE TINE
OF FILING ANY PROPOSAL. EACH BID
DER SHALL SUBMIT TO THE STATE
HIGHWAY COMMISSION. AN EXPERT
BNCE RECORD AND FINANCIAL STATE
MENT, PREPARED ON THE STATE
HIGHWAY COMMISSION STANDARD
FORM. A. D., 1T. PRESCRIBED BY THE
STATE BOARD OF ACCOUNTS OF INDT-
ANA. WHICH FORMS WILL BE FUR
NISHED FREE UPON REQUEST. EX-
PER1ENCE RECORDS AND FINANCIAL,
STATEMENTS PREVIOUSLY FILED WITH
IHE COMMISSION WILL NOT BE AC-
CEPTABLE WITH PROPOSALS FILED
FOR THIS LETTING.
Contracts will be awarded to the lowest
and or best bidder, but the right to reject
any or all bids is reserved. Each bidder
with MS proposal, shall file a corporate
surety bond, payable to the State OF In
oiana, IN the. sum of one and one-half
tl12) times the amount of his PROPOSAL
ana IN The form provided by law
INDIANA STATE HIGHWAY
CnAFNHTCCTONT
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Project No. E. F. A. 284 B-Iocation:
State Road No 81, 434 miles southeast OF
Peru to l mile southeast of Santa Fe
Miami county; 4.345 miles: pavement
width 20 feet
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% Lots, Farms and Acreage
i Wanted to Trade
ERIC HANDISE

80 ACRES Improved. Sale c
owner. -7699-M.
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Want Ads Cost Only Word-Every Word Spelled Out
LEGALS
SIS Legal Notices

Stockholders annual meeting OF the
White River Railroad Company for election
Of officers and general business win Be
held at the Office Of Kingan q Co., In
1000 A. NJ.
A. NJ MgyTE. Secretary
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26 81! - s; 81; & ; 49,
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1880 FORD Tudor; if you want real
9eargaln IN q Model A Ford Tudor don't
fail to see this one our Special price is
only S245; terms and trade
JOHNSON CHEVROLET co.
Meridian at 11th rnc,
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Indianapolis Rental Agency
spect furnished and unfurnished apis,
day or mite. No obligations. LI-5452.
Evenings or Sunday. TA-1064 or WA-0433
TRY TIMES WANT ADS FOR BUSINESS
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DAILY BUS BARGAINS

DAILY BUS BARGAINS
New York or Philadelphia, Sl2; Wash
ington Slo.5O; Pittsburgh, So; st. Louis,
MODERN TRAVELLERS BUREAU
Brevort Hotel n. 21SS
GOING 10 CALIFORNIA
Car for household goods, trunks, boxes
and barrels. leaving soon. Low freight
rates Free pick up from any point in
Indiana Cali or write.
Shelby Stg. and Forwarding Co.
222 w. Merrill. I1-8S21.
IF YOU DON'T PIND what you are rOok-
ing for In the want ads today 1t may
be advertised here tomorrow. Read Times
classified ads dailv
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DELAWARE. N. 1328-Large well furnished
room. near bath; good heat; privileges.
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Project No. E. r A. 264 A-Location.
State Road No. l6. Huntington to 41a miles
southeast. Huntington county; 1884 miles:
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HELP WANTED
IL Help Wanted-MaIe
RENTALS
II Furnished Rooms

$500, single; SO, double: 3O1 N Forest,
corner f. York; warm front, near
bath. Kitchen nriVilegeS. CH-556a.
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REAL VALUE-S32. so; fine location;
rooms; heat water. TA-4743, TA-O642.
LAVERNE, 220 w. NORTH-Room and
bath. $3.50 to $500 week LI-2662
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81 Trucks, Tractors. Trailers

"A CHEVROLET, 1881 11z-ton Ex-
~ press Truck. Good for coal de-
AA livery: l0-ply tires; s465 HARE
Oe y CHEVROLET. $50 E Wash
CHEW. '29-1h ton coal BODY: SOS down
24l9 W. wash. BE-1450.
CHEW, 30-1i9 ton: cattle rack: sf25
down. 2zi9 W. Wash. BE-l45O
STEWART. '29-lK ton stake or coal he'd
exc. condition; ss5 down. 24i9 W. Wash.
BE-1450.
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Project No. z. F. A. 2s4 A-Location:
State Road No. Il. Peru to 434 miles south
east. Miami county; 4.s35 miles: pavement
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Project No. E F. A. las A-1-115 B-I.
Paw. Prof. 227 Pav.-Location State
Road No so. Shoals to ga miles N. E.,
Shoals northwest and Shoals southeast.
Martin county 4.844 miles; pavement
width 20 feet and IL feet
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AIARAMA IN Q0n

$3-25 S. Irvington (eastl. Attractive,
warm room, employed lady; bus line.
T,R-I951
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Project No E. F. A. s24 B-Location:
State Road No. 25 West Point to Shade
land Tippecanoe county: 5451 miles pave
ment width. 90 feet.
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a Moving, Transfer, Storage
lib Paperhanging and Painting
INSTRUCTIONS

i PAPERING. I0c-Furnished and hung.
SO up. Repairing. White. CH0677.
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n YOU SEE want ad that Interests Won
answer i tcdav. the opportunity uzs b
gone tomorrow
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Project No. E. F. A. 211 C-Location:
State Road Nos s6. l mile east of New
Winchester to Danville. Hendricks county;
5007 miles: pavement width 20 feet
Project No. E. F. A. 244 All Pav-Lo-
cation: State Road No. 2. at Valparaiso,
Porter county; 0.371 miles, pavement
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LIVESTOCK
FIRA N CIAL
l6 Personal Property Loans

LOWEST RATES IN CITY
go on Furniture Loans, Diamond Loans.
Same rate all balances. Absolutely no
extra charges. Indpls. Public Welfare
I.nan Assn 23n Occidental Bldg. RI-3587.
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5 Personals
6 Transportation

TIMES WANT ADS make interesting read
Ing because interesting bargains OF many
kinds are listed here daily
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UNREDEEMED
80 Store, Office Supplies

TYPEWRITERS R Rg DI k5Es
FYPEWRITERS rented. So SO per mo-; Sc
tor mo Woodstock 3l7 N Penn L 47l2
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Seminole hotel. large rooms, modern
comforts. $3.50; $3.50 week. single. Spa
cious lobby. LI-1496
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q Furnished apis. and Houses

IsD ST. l220 W.-Strictly modern fur
nished 4-room house, garages water paid
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10 Schools, Colleges, Tutoring

JEWELRY CLASSES C. Bennett jewel
er; Miss Mabel West teacher advance,
beginning work. 1872 N. Illinois, after
noon and evening classes
SPECIAL OFFER of TEN piano lessons at
SOC lesson. Experienced instructors.
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JACKSON K. LANDERs, MANAGER.
j The Metropolitan Casualty
Insurance Co OF New York
Commercial Casualty Co. OF Newark
Ind Floor Guaranty Bldg.
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Project No E. F. A. I'll Al Pav.-Lo-
cation: State Road No. S. l mile East
OF cambridge to Groveland Putnam
county S.744 miles; pavement width, 20
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Project No. E. F. A. 211 B-Location:
State Road No. SO. Groveland to / mile
east of New Winchester. Putnam and Hen
width On feet
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Project No. e F. A las B-1 Pav.-Lo-
cation: State Road No. SO. Huron to 41z
miles N. e. Lawrence county; 4468 miles:
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1881 FORD coupe; the paint. tires and
want real buy see this one for only
S295 Terms and trade
JOHNSON CHEVROLET CO.
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Project No. E. F. A 145 B-2 Pav.-Lo-
cation: State Road No. So 41a miles N.
E. of Huron to "a miles N e. of Bryants-
Vile LAWRENCE county; 4.631 miles: pave
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. EIFORD. 1881 Tudor; finish tires
W W and upholstery extra good. Small
" cash payment. Balance easy
W. wterms. $50 e. Washington
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COLLEGE, l8O71a-LOVELY ROOM IN
STEAM-HEATED APARTMENT; GEM
TLEMEN; REASONABLE. CALL AND
SEE IL AFTER 2 M
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26 Wanted to Rent

WILL, RENT your furnish or unfurnisheo
home or apartment. Personal service
Reasonable IR-4489.
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0z2 n. OdpIIOI. RI. 1875.
1880 FORD coupe, the paint looks Ike
new, the motor is in perfect condition.
in fact, this scar is in wonderful condi-
ton throughout; our price of S225 makes
II the best buy in town; terms. trade.
JOHNSON CHEVROLET CORNER
Meridian at 18th TI-53e1
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R E N TAILS
"a Suburban. and Farms

EDGEWOOD-3 or 4-room apartments
steam heat: very reasonable. 1R-4489.
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CENTRAL, matchmaking front living
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% unfinished Houses

| So; BARGAIN-Clean 4-room cottage, base
ment porches. lights. 1907 Burton.
| $l2-EASTERN AVE. 225-5 rooms, inside
toilet. water paid garage. CH-7307.
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Project No. E. F. A. 149 A Pav.-Loca-
ton; State Road No. So. Metamora to 3
miles west. Franklin county; 3.126 miles:
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Project No. E F. A. las B-3 Pav.-Lo-
| cation; State Road No. so. "a miles N
Z. OF Bryantsville to 5h miles N. E.;
White Bluffs spokesman. [volume] (White Bluffs, Wash.) 1907-1938, 1932-09-22
Kirby Home at Allard Is
Scene of Pretty Wedding

Miss Mildred E. Wing and Burton
D. Kirby were married at the Kirby
home at Allard last Friday evening at
seven thirty, Rev. L. G. Krug pro-
nouncing the service. The living rooms
were nicely decorated with flowers and
beautiful greenery. The bridal couple
were unattended and the guests were
only the immediate members of the
groom's family A wedding supper was
served after the ceremony. The brides
former home was in Toppenish but
for several months she has been over
here at the Byron Grewell home. Mr.
Kirby, who has made his home in the
valley since coming here with his par
ents about ten years ago. is now inter-
ested with his father, w. H. Kirby, in
the operation of the old Allard ranch
at Allard, where the young couple will
make their home They have the good
wishes of the community for a long
and happy married life.
White Bluffs spokesman. [volume] (White Bluffs, Wash.) 1907-1938, 1932-09-22
Local Prize Winners
At Inter- County Fair

Among the Fourth Club prize win
ners at the Benton-F Franklin Inter-
County Fair were Peggy Broughton
best canned pears; Jean Shinn, best
six mullins; best six plain cookies,
Louise McFee; crocheted rug, Louise
Shinn; crocheted rug, Aletha Hemker;
cushion cover, Jean McFee; pillow
cases, Dorothy Chapel. These girls are
all members of the Fourth clubs Of
White Bluffs
Mrs. I. B. Burns was awarded the
blue ribbon on the best plate of Ell
berta peaches
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School Notes

Doom has sounded for the Freshmen
with the announcement that the initi-
alton will begin Wednesday, Septem-
Der %, and continue for the remaining
days of that week. The Sophomore
class is in charge of the ceremonies
and is making the regulations for the
initiates to follow and also is planning
the details of the party held in honor
of the Freshmen. A committee was
selected by the class consisting of Jack
MCotter chairman; Lauretta Griffiths,
Mona Ray, and Josephine Westling,
for the original formulating of rules
and penalties All these rules have to
be approved by the faculty before 60
ing into effect. The upperclassmen are
always invited to help in the enforce
ment of the rules, although it is strictly
understood that Freshmen girls are to
be guarded and penalized by girls only,
and Freshmen boys are under the au-
thority of the boys of the higher
classes.
There are many speculations and ru-
mors as to what tasks will be given the
newcomers this year. 1t has been a
traditional feature that the boys be
assigned certain cleanup jobs with
the weeds and rocks on the school
campus. This partially explains the
overgrown appearance the grounds
have had as the Sophomores have
been rejoicing in the size Of the job
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Benton County
Exhibit Ranks
High at Fair
RATED FIRST IN ATTRACTIVE
NESS. DISPLAY WINS LARGEST
MONEY PRIZE GIVEN

Failure to include in it's display an
exhibit of wool and beef was the mar
gin by which Benton county lost the
sWeepstake prize at the State Fair at
Yakima last week. The sWeepstake was
won by Jefferson county. This is said
to have been the first time in eight
years that west side county has won.
A fund of $2850 was divided among
the Id counties with agricultural dis
plays, with Benton county, which was
second in general rating and first in
attractiveness, winning the largest sum,
5000. Much of the credit for the show
ing of this county is due Doyle Star
cher, district horticulturist, and as
sistants, who had charge of assembling
and arranging the display Exhibits OF
peaches, pears and apples gathered by
Norman Anglin and others was this
valleys contribution to the county dis
play.
The two judges, O.. E. Barbee of
Washington State College and O. T.
McWhorter of Salem Oregon, spent
two whole days examining the 10 coun-
ty booths, and in announcing their de-
cision said the contest was so close
that it was only a matter of opinion
which of the two leaders topped the
list
The Vale Grange baseball team of
this county lost both games and the
state Grange championship to the
Rochester club from the west side of
the mountains. The score in the first
game was % to 2 and in the second
game, to 2.