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Evening star., 1934-07-11
HELP--MEN.

AUTOMOBILE SALESMAN. to sell one of
rhs ed saary Of and DOna tn the
who qualities. State age and past expert
ence Address Box 407M. Star once. =
AUTOMOBILE SALESMAN. for used-car
department; real opportunity for good
commissions See Mr. Davis, Stohlman
Chevrolet, oath and Pa. ave. NV.
AUTOMOBILE SALESMEN-Good men for
new branch low-pPice car; I3 w9nserrul Ser & ep.
Mr.. White, a4l Water st. sw.. between
Q and II am.
AUTOMOBILE Statesmen. 3; opening new
branch store; low priced car; excellent op
Water St. between 10 am. and / pm.
BOY. white. with wheel for messenger
work. Apply 1924 Eye st. NV. End floor.
BUTCHERS and all-around grocery clerks:
must be experienced; references. Ksy's
Markets, HOO 4l2 st. s.w. 12'
CANVASSERS (3) neat hustlers over 25:
large national food company. No invest
ment. no delivery Apply after pm
only S22-A Conn. ave. between H and
Eye
CARRIER BOYS s. Several good routes
open. Call at rear 1909 Pa. ave. NV. be-
tween > and pm.
COLLECTORS wANTED-Csn use men
for collection COLI work; must have cars Ap-
CREW MANAGER experienced own car;
permanent opportunity. Mr.. Farra. S22-A
Conn. ave. between H and Eye. after >
pm only.
pIsHwAsHER wanted. Apply 1898 Good
EX-SERvICE MEN-Advertising work for
Eastern Shore; free transportation See
Mr.. Frey. 1919 ST NV. Room 512.
FANCY sPOTTER. to connect with fast
growing dry-clesnins plant: must have ex-
Address Box 429M Star once
MAN with D c. permit to work with man
ager for larse Ohio corporation; outside
afternoons only. 1343 H St NV, Rm. 1909
MAN - Experienced aluminium cook-ware
demonstrator for perm. connection selline
pt soF. @Tst bsxs RGss ct hogh Sgs adn
Address Box 1850. star once
MAN married, living IN Charles County
% homes; car essential. Grand Union
MEN. age IS to 80. for special outside
work splendid chance for Advancement
pm. 3452 l4th st. NV
ROOFER. TO install asbestos shingles. Ap-
ply ct once at paint store sll 18th
with car to contact wholesale automobile
truck dealers old stsblshe6 firm leads
furnished Address Box 419-M, Star once
SALESMAN life insurance; stated Salarv
piuS EpuEAtSSlOllSs q age - 10 4n-
automobile necessary One of the aroeSt
companies Address Box 3Ii-M Star once
SILK AND FLANNEL WASHERS expert
enced. night work. references. 1888 Bu-
chsnar st. nv.
SODA AND LuNCHEONETTE MANAGER
executive ability. good wages to right
party; details IN first letter. Address Boz
350-M. Star once.
SOLICITORS t5l with license for Ameri-
ca S largest winery; commission and draw
ing account. State references. Address
Box 1000. star once.
STORY WRITER wants some one TO get
business eonnection for talking pictures
Address Box 1850. Star oce. IL
TAILOR AND HATrER-Must be expert
sneed; highest pay. Apply at once. 1905
Nichols ave. se.
Evening star., 1934-07-11
CIRCULARS PROHIBITED

In order to protect its advertisers
from receiving circular matter. it Is
expressly understood and agreed that
all such matter will be withheld as
far as possible by The Star. Only
bona fide answers to advertisements
addressed to box numbers in care of
The Star will be delivered to adver-
tisers on presentation of the box
number ticket
Evening star., 1934-07-11
MOTOR TRAVEL.


CHICAGO. ROUND TRIP. THREE OR
four; reasonable; Buick sedan. Mr.. TUR-
NER. Adams 9164. IL"
DRIVING TO CHICAGO JULY I3 OR IA
will take 1 or . passengers: expenses. refs
exchanged New Ford Call AID. 2S69-W.
DRIVING HUDSON COACH TO DETROIT,
Mich. Sat. July IA; accommodate > pas
Sengers. Apply l02 Grant ave. Takoma
GOVERNMENT MAN. DRIVING TO NEW
York City Friday. pm. returning Sun
day. can take ! or ladies or gentlemen
Address Box 420-M. Star ONCE
roiet: have room for two. Cali Ma. 04I6;
after $50 GE. 1850.
FORD 1884 SEDAN TO DETROIT MICH.
Thursday. pm. July 12; reasonable. take
>. Happ. 202 Indiana NV.
GENTLEMAN DRIVING TO MIAMI WOULD
like or 3 passengers. Call DE. 4770
Apt. 309 after pm.
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PERSONAL.


WILL MOTORISTS OR OTHERS WHO
saw street car accident on St between
18th and 18th stS. NV. Sunday, July l.
please call Adams 0060?
HEMORRHOIDS ERAD1CATED BY Ny
own method: results effective for q lifetime
or money back: write for booklet; no drugs
or surgery DIR. 9OMMERWERCK 1865
Columbia r6. Adams 03sS.
MOLEs OR OTHER SKIN LESSONS RE-
moved painlessly bv latest scientific meth
DDS: free consultations; moderate charges.
Phone ME-. 777S. DR.. r. F. DEMING.
MISS FLOODS PRIVATE KINDERGARTFN
1922 Mass ave NV. school Of dancing and
nursery: hour. day or week; $50 10 5 80
TRussEs AND ELASTIC GOODS AT REAL
money Saving prices Fit and satisfaction
guaranteed Expert lady and gentleman
att nds nts TO care for your every want.
an6 No. :. Il07 @ st. NV.
THE CoUNTRYsIDE SCHOOL is CON
ducting q recl eAtional Summer camp Tor
boys and girls. TO l2 years OF age day
and boarding: swimming shower, wading
ponv riding GTtcraft work woodwor king.
nature lore woodcraft and many outdoor
activities; gardening for each child: daily
contact with pets as rabbits. puppies.
Of trained teachers for young children,
proper environment for development and
pleasure OF children 6-day week for day
children; hours to accommodate working
mothers; transportation furnished Lu-
ruLE L. MILLER. director o12s Georgia
ave. Silver sprinE. Nd. Telephons sHsp.
herd 1874.
Evening star., 1934-07-11
OK TEAM STILL USED
BY FARMER IN IOWA
Plows and Harvests With Them
and Delivers Products to
Grocery Stores.

WHITING, Iowa OF1--In the heart
of Iows's wheat belt. where tractors
drone. the OK team of =. c. Dowden
farmer west of here, is a familiar
sight.
Dowden plows and plants his corn
and harveSts his grain with his team
of oxen harneSSed with a wooden
handmade yoke.
With his team he delivers cream
and eggs to Whiting grocers, un-
hitching the animals when he reaches
town and letting them Craze while he
does his shopping.
Evening star., 1934-07-11
SALE-MIsCELLANEoUs.

BED-DAVENPORT SUITE. wal dining
room suite studio couch. wardrobe. re-
friserator. dreSsers, rugs; bargains. 1908
Georgia ave.
BICYCLES Rolfsst and other high-grade
wheels Hazelton Bicycle 4 SPORTING Goods
Co. 424 eth st. NV
BRICK AND BUILDING MATERIAL from
many wrecking tebs LaTgeSt selection ct
bargain prices
HECHINGER CO. Used Material Dept.
1925 Ga. Ave. N.W.-lg05 Nichols Ave Sc.
BUILDING MATERIAL-Bricks. doors.
widows. plumbing. radiation. lstrobes.
heating plants. Wrecking COS 6lO. 612.
dI4 9Th ST. NV. Harris WreekfnE Co
1446 1St Sc Ii. 40a3. IT.
DINETTE SUITE. beautiful 7-pe, heavy
walnut; cost $500; sell soS sos 1925 st.
DINING ROOM SUITE beautiful II piece:
also mirror and pair electric candslaoras
to match; other furniture and s-room
house for sale. 8 TO 10 pm. $3.50 18th
ct. nv,
Evening star., 1934-07-11

Industrial Pace Faster.
Industrial production in Austria is
again increasing.
Evening star., 1934-07-11
BOATS.

cHRIs-CRAFT GIFT. sPEEDBoAT-cos
over $4,000; will sacrifice, 1925. See AZ
Nash Boat House. North 1905. 1bs
HACKERCRAFT. 23-foot mahogany speed
boat, 125-h.p, engine completely equipped,
new top leather upholstery, excellent con-
dition; capacity, 10 persons. Win sell
capacity. Dempseys Boat House WEst
2716. IL
Evening star., 1934-07-11

AN UNUSUALLY heavy schedule
"A OF international broadcsSts Will
be offered n. B. c. listeners with
European orosdcssters relaying seven
programs to the United States within
Evening star., 1934-07-11
POULTRY AND EGGS.

CHfCKs-B. and w. Rocks. r.. I. Reds.
Wyandottes. 81 per 100; o miles north
of Wash. on Ga. Ave, Pike. l.. y.
Beach. Norbeck. Nd.
Evening star., 1934-07-11

THE FIRST of two broadcaSts de-
l. scribine the finding OF two huge
dinosaur skeletons in Wyoming
bv the American Museum Of Natural
History Sinclair DinoSaur ENpeoltioh
viii be heard over an n. B, c. net
work Monday Dr.. Barnum Brown'
curator of fossil reptiles OF the mu-
scum. will be interviewed during the
program by Hans AdamSon OF the
museum staff on Lifting the Curtain
on Prehistoric America
The discovery of the l2o-milhon-
vear-old monsters opens 10 scientists
another chapter in the history OF the
North American continent. The ex-
pedition under Or. Brown has been
at work for several months following
the findinS of dinoSsur tracks in the
Big Horn Basin and was successful IN
excavating the completely preserved
bones oi two OF the prehistoric rep
tiles.
Evening star., 1934-07-11
HELP--MEN.


WATERS wANTED-Neat looking. ex-
perienced. eoiored. for dinner. Anpiy Col
tiers Inn. 18th and Columbia 70.
WASHER experienced: steady 500, Pre-
misr Cleaners Dyera rear OF oSS
MATCHMAKER, nrst-elass cnly. Apply
an Rm. 3, f43 Tth 81, DIV.
WHITE MAN. sober. single. active. s5 or
so years f9I nifh, sis[s; ,v only rsn, msn n2 sne
wHIsKEY statesmen for city. csll CO
1892. after $50 pm.
wool PFEssER and s'.amer- G GsSperiepssse: ned
steady 5on. so9e pay; apply SnerFS S'os-
YOUNG MEN ga wiling 70 work free 70
travel opportunity for GOOD earnings and
advancement 20 men with native sales
ability. Apply RIM 5o7 @l6 G St nv
before an. or after pm.
YOUNG MEN. II you are Gus OF work. see
Mr. Collier He can place you in per-
manent position where YOU can earn SIS
per week 20 star. Apply between ana
Is pm Room 400. international Bldg..
YOUNG MEN tal. Is to @5 years. for spe-
ciaI work good pay to start. must De in
good health and honest Apply TO repair
mAnaGer. $50 to : m. today. "a 1lth
st. NV. "
Collector. Experienced.
Must Have Car. 735 9TH st. NV
RELIABLE MEN
Over -. with car. with some experience
in waiting on trade; steady position. sood
pay sxeelient & tu'H1s ganrth A5sey 5ooy aib am
LANSBURGH'S.
CONSIDER CAREFULLY.
Need several middle-aEed men with good
education and appearance. Dignifed
work. providing essential service. Ex-
cellent earnings shouId you eualify. WriIe
q Slo' aOOl' --EM mAn-se' .'.Oo -@.- Nv,
statesmen. between 25 and
IS years: married preferred !;
commission basis. Call be-
tween f and 7 pm, Il and l..
Good Humor Ice Cream Co.,
800 Rhode Island Ave. NE.
TWO HIGH-GRADE MEN
WANTED
Bva national organization for train
ing in a specialized line OF insur-
ance work. No selling. Fair salary
to start. Must possess good edu-
cation. College men preferred.
Must have strong personality and
potential executive ability, and be
between p and % years old. Must
furnish high-class references and
be prepared to accept assignments
anywhere in the u. S. Men Sc
lected will not work in Washing
ton. Address Liberty Mutual In
surance Co. Dcnrike Bldg.
YOUNG MAN, college grad
uate. to train for executive
position in automotive mainten-
ance business. Must have
pleasing personality, be accu-
rate in figures and willing to
work hard to learn the busi-
ness. Salary to start $4,000
per month with ample oppor-
tunity for advancement to
permanent position to the right
man. Write fully giving age,
height, weight, schooling and
any other qualifications that
will enable us to judge as to fit
ness for three months trial.
Address Box 204-O. Star office.
SALESMEN-WANTED.
Local organization has open
ings for two men. Positions
permanent. Unusual earning
possibilities to men who will
work hard and can come well
recommended. T e c h n c a |
knowledge unneces sary,- as
every reasonable assistance will
be given. Applicants will be
interviewed at 900, II 100 and
100. Suite 20, H. L. Rust
R1dc
Evening star., 1934-07-11
DOGS. PETS. ETC.

sCOTTTE. male, months: exceptionally
nne type. Toll House I'd, Silver Sprins.
COOL YOUR dos these hot days Jack
Davies expert in plucktng and clipping.
Oil and medicated baths, Rates. HospI-
tai for Animals, 2llb l4th st. NV. NO.
1904
Evening star., 1934-07-11
|CKES WILL SPEAK
ONP. WA. TONIGHT
Star Radio Forum to Pre-
sent Inside Story of Re-
lief Set-Up.

THE inside story Of the Public
Works Administration will be
told to the Nation tonight by
Il Secretary of Interior 1ckes
during the National Radio
Forum over wRC and coast-to-
coast network of other National
Broadcasting Co. stations.
The forum, arranged by The wash
ington Star. will be broadcast from
10 80 to IL O'Clock.
Secretary Ickes, as public works
administrator. has had control over
the spending of more billions than
any other man in the Roosevelt ad-
ministration. In the first tive DAYS
of his new P. w A campaign TO
provide employment, he allotted more
than 5000 900, 900 in non-Federal
projects in every State and in some
Of the territories,
This new program will be discussed
in detail.
Evening star., 1934-07-11
PERSONAL

fNv7ITDs coFvALEgcENT- AGED CARED
for By araduate nurses. diet and treat
ments by doctors orders. AD. es57.
WILL BOARD CHILD OVER 4. BKAUTf-
ful home. grounds, excellent care, So per
week. 4oe Carroll ave. Takoma Park.
Nd. sH 3I15.
GIRL WISHES TRANSPORTATION AFTER
4.3O, afternoons, from business section TO
Chevy Chase. Nd. Address BOX 1000
star ONCE.
summer session; all sports. boys and Eirls
ages to IL; transportation GE. sS44.
1S'
GEORGE, please come home.
Dad needs YOU.
Evening star., 1934-07-11

statesmen. between 25 and
IS years; married preferred;
commission basis. Call be-
tween f and 7 pm, Il and /.
Good Humor Ice Cream Co,
500 Rhode Island Ave. NE.
Evening star., 1934-07-11
wANTED-AUTOMOBTLEs.
. CASH IN 5 MINUTES
* BARNES MOTOR co.

Before you sell your car get our
price. VIII pay unpaid balance
and give you difference in cash.
See Mr.. Barnes, 1923 l4th St. NV.
Evening star., 1934-07-11
RECOMMENDED SERVICE.

The following business concerns
guarantee satisfaction to Star
readers. Any complaint found
necessary to be made to The Star
will receive prompt attention. For
admission TO Recommended Serv-
ice Column, call National 5000.
Branch ais
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MUSICAL NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS.

BABY oRAND-we have a lovely little
Quen Anne model grand (the style that
has become popular lately1 that was
returned after 90 days. The finish doesn't
show a scratch and the action Is perfect.
II can nov be purchased for SASS. sub
stantially less than the list price, Pay
st
Evening star., 1934-07-11
NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS..

top price paid for old cold.
i Icensed Max zweis. Me- ala y
Imperial Valley press., 1934-07-16
VALLEY PRESS Ell CENTRo CALIFORNIA MONDAY JULY
HEALTH WORK
INF PORTANT IN
CITY SCHOOLS

Carrying out the health program
which is conducted in the local
schools during the school year,
the summer health school has been
an excellent success, according to
Miss Edith Eicke, school nurse.
The health school, conducted un-
der the supervision of the school
district, had an enrolment of 85
children for the six weeks period.
a class for younger children being
conducted at Wilson school from 8
to 10 a. m. and a class for older
children from 10 to IL a. m. A
class for east side children was
held from 4 to p. m.
Programs included supervised
play, health education and activ-
ities. a rest period, corrective pos
ture work and attention to nutri-
ton.
During the six weeks a gain of
SO pounds was recorded by the
children attending, an average of
better than one pound per child.
Some maintained their normal
weight while spectacular gains
were made by some who had been
undernourished.
Twenty-nine major corrections
were made during the course of the
health school.
Importance of good health among
school children is stressed by the
school nurse who points out that
up to March of this year, 26 chill
dren had cost the district consider
able money because of absences.
School income from the state is
based upon average daily attend
ance, so that each absentee child
cuts down the amount of income
received by the school. 1t is es-
timated that the absences of these
26 children, which were due to
illness, cost the school around
s244.
Close supervision of the health
of each child is maintained
throughout the school year and
every effort is taken, not only to
guard the health of well children
but to improve the health of those
who are below normal.
Imperial Valley press., 1934-07-16
CREEL VISITS
VALLEY CITIES

George Creel, candidate for the
Democratic nomination for govern
or, arrived in the valley today for
a whirlwind tour of this community
in the interests of his campaign.
He was escorted throughout the
valley by Cal Mousseau, head of
the Creel-for- r-governor activities
here and other Democratic leaders.
In a visit to The Press office
Creel expressed satisfaction with
the progress his campaign is max
ing in all parts of the state and
with the encouragement given him
from Democrats and independent
voters.
Following visits to all of the val
ley cities during the day, he will
be guest Of honor at a dinner to be
given tonight at $50 in the Barbara
Worth hotel and later will address
an open air meeting at Wilson
school ball field. prior to playing
Of the scheduled league game
He will return to the coast to-
night.
Imperial Valley press., 1934-07-16
OFFERS WELL
FOR RELIEF

In a letter received at the El Gen.
tro Chamber Of Commerce today, j.
P. Lotus, former resident of I'm
perial county and large property
holder in this section, stated that
he was offering free of cost to the
people of Imperial Valley the use Of
his well. located about 20 miles
west of Westmorland in section 6,
township 13, range 10, southeast Of
Harper well.
The we'll. Lotus states, was used
by the county several years ago
when the first road in that area
was being built and, knowing the
supply of water to be satisfactory,
the owner believed it would be more
practicable to haul water from this
well. which is only about three
miles from the Julian-Kane Springs
road, rather than bringing it from
greater distances from wells lyiny
outside of Imperial county.
In his letter to the chamber Lof-
tus states that the we'll is 700 feet
deep and supplies five inches OF
sweet water, entirely free from salts
of any kind and that three-horse
power engine will fill an 10000 TO
100000 gallon concrete reservoir
from this well in "a hours of pump
ing time. The water would be avail
able in few days, the writer points
out, if those in charge of Imperial
Valleys water supply deem it ad-
visable to take over LOTUS well.
This is true Imperial Valley
spirit" stated w. H. Tyler, Jr.,
president of the El Centro Chamber
Of Commerce, today. Despite the
fact that water may be at a pre-
MUM and that good well water
could probably be sold to house
holders, Lotus has offered the use
of his well without charge for the
people Of the community which
used to be his home. This spirit OF
cooperation was the outstanding
characteristic of the pioneers and
curing present trying conditions
think we viii find the same COOP
crative spirit lives today in the val
ley as strongly as it did 25 or 80
years age"
Imperial Valley press., 1934-07-16
BLOODHOUNDS
TO BE USED
IN BOY HUNT

NEW YORK. July 16. U.H =
An appeal for bloodhounds to aid
in the search for 21-months-old
Bobby Connor and for a peddler
whose presence in the case in
creased fears that the child had
been kidnapped was sent out by
New York state police today.
Heavy rains last night drenched
the wooded area surrounding the
child's Hartsdale Manor home but
police believed there still remained
sufficient scent for well-trained
dogs to follow.
Dozens of department Of justice
agents were called in on the case.
rapidly assuming likenesSes to the
Lindbergh kidnapping.
Scores OF clues poured in to
police headquarters but none proved
of consequence. The mysterious
peddler police said they were seek
ing was seen in HartSdale Manor
Thursday. Several housewives said
they were frightened by his NUT
teringS OF Ethel Pill" castle and
royalty.
Imperial Valley press., 1934-07-16
Rancher Ordered
To SerUe Sentence

LOS ANGELES, July 16. UP) -
Roy Friedley, San Luis Obispo
county rancher, was ordered re-
manded to the Orange county jail
under an order on file today in fed
eral court revoking his probation
on a liquor sentence for a 30-day
period.
The order was issued on the
ground that Friedley, convicted in
June, 1888, on charge of liquor
possession, recently was arrested
by county officers on a charge OF
selling liquor illegally. Friedley was
quoted as denying the charge,
claiming enemies framed" him. He
is to be released in August.
Imperial Valley press., 1934-07-16
PRESIDENT HAS
QUIET SUNDAY

ABOARD USS NEW ORLEANS,
July 16. U.R)-President Franklin
D. Roosevelt expected to arrive to-
day at tiny Clipperton Island, 500
miles off the Mexican coast, for
another days fishing.
He planned to leave the Cruiser
Houston, in which he is cruising
to Hawaii, and fish the Clipperton
waters in the launch specially fit
ted for him. Tonight the President
planned to leave directly for Ha-
wall
The President spent quiet
Sunday. He read and rested on deck
after attending church services.
Imperial Valley press., 1934-07-16
Chapter Members
Enjoy Meeting

With the Calexico chapter as
hosts, members of the Imperial
Valley Past Matrons and Patrons
association met yesterday at the
lovely Eckener Pass home of w. j.
Hartman.
A potluck luncheon was served,
followed by a short business meet
ng with Mrs. Ethel Martin, presi-
dent, Of e Centre, presiding, and
Mrs. Ralph Powers, El Centro, act
ing as secretary in the absence Of
Miss Estella Falla. It was decided
at this meeting to hold the next
months session on August 19 at
Eckener Pass, and the September
gathering at the I. J. Harris ranch
home.
Contract and auction bridge, as
well as many outdoor games, were
enjoyed in the afternoon, and a
light supper was served in the early
evening. At 8 o'clock, the guests
began to take their leave. There
were approximately 100 people pres
ent.
Imperial Valley press., 1934-07-16
KANSAS CITY
GREETS ELKS

KANSAS CITY, Mo, July Is. U.P
Postmaster General James A.
Farley, No. l Elk, and thousands
of lodge brothers continued to de-
vote themselves to entertainment
today as the B. P. o. E. grand
lodge prepared for business ses-
sions tomorrow and Wednesday.
Only hardest of marching en-
thusiastS and drummers mad bug
lers were in evidence on down.
town streets yesterday as delegates
sought relief from sitting heat
Farley and friends went to Ex-
celsior Springs, Mo, a nearby re-
sort.
Governors Alfred NJ Landon of
Kansas and Dave Scholtz of Flor
ida were speakers at a dinner
last night. Farley and several
hundred others attended.
Imperial Valley press., 1934-07-16
More TWins Arrive
In Film Colony

HOLLYWOOD, July 16. U.P) -
The second set of twins TO arrive
in the film colony within week
was reported doing nicely today.
Unlike the Bing Crosby's twin
boys, the second set was a boy and
a girl, born to Faye Pierre, stage
and screen actress and wife Of
Dana L. Boiler, commercial air
plane pilot. The boy weighed seven
pounds, two ounces, and the girl,
six pounds, seven ounces.
Boiler is pilot on an airplane
between Los Angeles and Albu-
querque.
Imperial Valley press., 1934-07-16
MEXICAN REVOLT FLOPS

NOGALES, Sonora, Mex, July l6
U.P)-The presence of 500 federal
troops in this border city today ap-
parently had stifled plans for a
revolt against the iron heel" OF
the central government. The revo-
lutionists, who planned to sever the
nation into two parts, were report
ed TO be working under cover and
cautiously. The plot apparently
failed to stir widespread backing
Imperial Valley press., 1934-07-16
Honning Pigeon Club
Desires Assistance

Members of the San Diego HON.
ing Pigeon club, have asked The
Press to enlist the cooperation OF
Imperial Valley residents in re-
porting any lost, injured or fatigu-
ed pigeons which might be observed
here, providing such pigeons are
found TO have a band on one leg,
with a number and initials there
on.
Anyone finding pigeon so
marked is asked to communicate
with Edward Phillips, president Of
the San Diego Homing Pigeon
club, 460S Bancroft street, San
Diego.