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The Washington times. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1902-1939, 1935-07-20
NEIGHBORHOOD MOVIE PROGRAMS

Savage, No: s." Popeye, comedy: SatGr,'
Girl" musical, sportreel
TIvoLI-sunday and Monday. War
ner Baxter IN Under the Pampas
Moon" musical: Tuesday and Wednes-
day. Kay, Francis and George Brent in
~Stranded," comedy See America
ern and Gene Raymond in "Hooray for
Love" comedy; Saturday. Joe E. Brown in
"Alibi Ike" cartoon, comedy.
YoRK-sunday and Monday, Mae
west in Coin to Town" Chase com
Norris in public Hero No. l." cartoon:
Thursday and Friday, Bette Davis in
in Cocoanut grove" "See America First"
Saturday, Ben Bernie and George
Raft in "stolen Harmony" Laurel and
Hardy. Miracle Rider No. L."
sECo-sunday and Monday. William
Powell and Ginger Rogers in star Of
Midnight; Tuesday, Anna Stem and
Gary Cooper in THE Wedding Night:
carminatI in Lets Live Tonight" also
Claude Rains and Heather Angel in
Mystery of Edwin brood; Thursday,
Claudette Colbert. Joan Bennett and
Charles Boyer in Private Worlds" also
Richard Arlen and MadEe Evans in
"Hellodorado," also Tom Tyler in 'Sil-
yer Bullet" also "Tailspin Tommy"
No. 10.
HIPPODROME-sunday and Monday.
Frederic March and Charles Laughton
nesday, George Raft and Ben Bernie in
"Stolen Harmony: Thursday, Richard
BarthelmeSs in -Four Hours to kip;
Friday, Carole Lombard in THE Gay
Bride; Saturday, Mae West in Coin
CAMEO-Sunday. Monday and Tues
day, Clark Gable and Claudette Colbert
in 1T Happened One Night; Wednes-
day, Richard Rarthelmess in -Four
Hours to kip; Thursday and Friday.
George Raft and Ben Bernie in ''Stolen
Harmony; Saturday, Joe e. Brown in
"Alibi Ike" also all comedy program
and serial.
ARCADE-sunday and Monday, Lionel
Barrymore in Public Hero No. L.; Tues
day, Paul Lukas in Casino Murde
Case; Wednesday. Thursday and Fri
day, Mae West in "Goin' to Town; Sat
| urday. Randolph Scott in Rocky Noun.
tin Mystery" all comedy program and
serial.
JESsE-sunday. Monday and Tuesday:
| Doubling Thomas" with Will Rogers.
Wednesday and Thursday: "Oil for the
Lamps Of China, with Pat o'Brien and
Of Frankenstein," with Boris Karloff
Saturday: "Laddie," with John Beal and
Gloria Stuart: also when a Mans a
Man." with George O'Brien.
| SYLVAN sunday and Monday,
Cardinal Richelieu" with George Arliss
! Tuesday: private Worlds" with Clau
| dette Colbert and Charles Boyer. Wednes
| dav and Thursday. an Calienta" with
| Pat o'Brien and Dolores Del Rio. Fri
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NOVICE RIDERS
! VIE IN LEGION
PONY SHOW

Student riders and green horses
shared the spotlight with their
more experienced contemporaries
in the American Legion's charity
pony show in Rock Greek Park,
at chevy Chase, Md, today. The
meet started at $3.50 a. M.
The show, held to raise funds
for the Montgomery County Gen
eral Hospital, included classes
which provided both pupils and
non.ribbon winning horses an OPP
portunity to win a share Of the
$500 in attractive and serviceable
trophies.
Included among the events is a
ladies' novice saddle class open
only to horses that have never
won a blue ribbon in any type Of
event at any show. This event
was for the purpose Of drawing
riding academy pupils and others
who frequent the bride paths but
seldom enter contests.
Bride Path Class
Another interesting event in
this category is the bride path
hack class for amateur riders
only. Horses are shown at a
walk, trot and canter.
F.. Larmour Oyster, chairman
of the committee which arranged
the meet, also has included jump.
ing classes for green horses. This
is the green hunters that have
never won blue ribbon over regu.
lation 4-foot jumps prior to 1885.
Three-year-old mounts are show.
ing over fences 3 feet 6 inches
high and older horses 4 feet.
Twenty-Five events are being
held, the meet continuing
throughout the day.
Sterling silver plates are to go
to the winners of each horse class,
including the novice events, while
second-place winners in those
competitions receive silver high
ball glasses. A set of silver
glasses goes to the winning hunt
team, silver vases to the winners
of the pony classes in the morn
ing, while championship bowls
will be presented for the hunter
and saddle horse champions.
Mrs. Whitney Judge
Mrs. John Hay Whitney, of
Upperville, famed Virginia horse.
woman, is the judge in the hunter
class and also the Gay NinetieS,
in which exhibitors ride their
mounts or drive teams to old
fashioned rigs. The exhibitors
are in costumes Of the 1s90-1900
period.
Two uniform bands, one from
the Sons of American Legion at
Takoma Park and the other from
a Capital post of the Legion, are
providing the music throughout
the day.
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WILLIAM B. DUKE

Funeral services for William B,
Duke, 81, who was killed in an
automobile accident Thursday
near Usage, Iowa. will be held
Monday at 10 a. m. in st. Mat.
thew's Church. Burial will be in
Mt. OHvet Cemetery.
Mr.. Duke was Western repre-.
sentative of the Pinkuhson To
bacco Company of Savannah, Ga.
Prior to his Western assignment,
he lived at 2503 Champlain st.
N. w.
Surviving are his parents, Mr.,
and Mrs. James Duke, of Ward
man Park Hotel, and his brothers,
Capt. James Duke, Army Air
Corps: John Duke, of New York !;
Daniel Duke, of washington, and
Charles L. Duke, of Savannah, Ga,
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HDonald Woods and Margaret Lindsay
in THE Florentine Dagger; Thursday
Paul NUM- in Black Fury; Friday.
"Al lx Mary DOW; Saturday, Franchot
Tone and Una Merkel in "one New
York Night" Matinee only, Chapter
6, Call of the Savage"
Robert Armstrong and Maxine Doyle
in THE Mystery Man: Tuesday. Girl
Of MY Dreams" with Mary Carlisle and
Eddie Mugent Wednfs sdH AND NTH 1acE
LaRue, Virginia Bruce and Robert
Taylor; Friday, Ralph Bellamy and
june Coilyer in Before Midnight"
SATURDAY Tim Mccoy in Nvi Eed o Nouns tns
tain" with Ken Maynard.
OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES and Monday.
mark of the Vampire" with Bela
day. wednesday, THURSDAY and Friday.
Mae west in Coin to Town" satur,
day, Hoot Gibson in Sunset Range"
also (Friday and Saturday. Chapter
No. 10. "Rustlers of Red Dog.
MoTT-sunday and Monday. Fred
in ''Roberta;" Tuesday, Buddy Roose-
Welt in Range Rider" and "Mysterious
Mr.. Wong" Wednesday, Sally Blame
Streak" also Chapter No. 10, Rust
iers of Red DOG" Thursday, Tim
Mccoy in Voice of the Night" and
Barthelmess in -Four Hours to Kin".:
saturday, Buck Jones in Border Law,
also final chapter. Law of the Wild
ROsALIA-sunday and Monday: Let
| EN- Have It." with Richard Arlen, Vir-
ginia Bruce, and Bruce Cabot. Tuesday
Claude Rains in 1.-THE Mystery of Edwin
Brood; also Chapter 3, Mystery Noun
Jeanette MacDonald and Nelson Eddy
in Naughty Marietta" Friday; Pres
ton Foster and Lila Lee in The People
Enemy" Saturday: Bob steele IN
| ''Rustlers of Red Dog"
LINCOLN-July 10 to July 49, In:
elusive: Bill Robinson, Jeni lie Con ana
Fats Waller in the RkO muslcai
'Hooray for Love-" with Gene Raymond
and Ann Sothern.
elusive: Kay Francis in STRANDED"
with George Brent.
BOOKER T.-July 10 to July IS I'M
Hopkins. Filmed in ali the beauty of
the new Technicolor.
CAROLINA - Sunday and Monday:
the Dark; also Mary Carlisle. Edmund
Lowe, Victor McLaglen and Rosemary
Ames in THE Great Hotel Murder.
TUESDAY and We siGe . Gene Ray Ny
Wife; also Nancy. Carroll and George
| Murphy in "I'll Love You Always"
Thursday and Friday: George Arliss in
steeIe " in South Of Santa Fe": also
Claudette Colbert and Fred McMurray
! in "Gilded Lily"
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Howard to Have :
Scholarship Funds

Each school and college Of How
ard University will be provided
with a scholarship under the will
of the late Laverne Noyes, Of Chi
cago, it has been announced by
DR.. Mordecai W. johnson, presi-
dent of the institution.
The trustees of the estate Of
Mr.. Noyes are authorized to ex.
pend a portion of the income Of
the trust estate in paying tuition
of deserving students needing -
sistance.
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day: "Florentine Dagger" with Donald
Woods and Margaret Lindsay. Saturday:
Mr.. Dynamite" with Edmund Lowe and
Esther Ralston; also THE Unwelcome
Stranger" with Jack Holh
PALM-Sunday, Monday and Tuesday:
"Oil for the Lamps of China" with Pat
0'Brien and Josephine Hutchinson
ley and Tom Brown in Anne of Green
Gables" Friday and Saturday: Doubt
ing Thomas with Will Rogers and
Billie Burke.
TAKOMA-sunday and Monday: Rich
ard Arlen in Let EN- Have lit" Tues
day and Wednesday: Nova Pilbeam in
Little Friend; also Minna Gombell in
Friday: Claudette Colbert in Private
Worlds" @lturday: Edmund Lowe in
Mister Dynamite; also frankie Darro
in Little Men,"
STATE-Sunday. Monday and Tues
day: Warner Baxter and KEITH Gallian
in "Under the Pampas Moon" Wednes-
day and Thursday: Henry Hull. Warner
at $50 p. M only Jean Arthur n The
Party Wire" Friday and Saturday:
Warner GLAND and Pat Paterson in
Charlie Chan in Egypt"
ENTHUSIASTICALLY and Monday. Pat
Lover: also Erin o'Brien-Moore in
Little Men" Tuesday and Wednesday:
Sally Eilers and Ray Midland in alias
Mary Dow; also Evelyn Brent and Al
Virginia Bruce in SHADOW of Doubt"
also Kermit Maynard and Fred Kohler
in Wilderness Mail" Saturday: Sidney
Gold Cold: also Rex Bell and Ruth
Mix in "Gunfire."
sTANToN-sundayc , and Y H,1i
Moore and Ralph Morgan in Little
Men" Tuesday and Wednesday: Joe
Morrison and Helen Twelvetrees in
Enemy" Thursday and Friday: Boris
Karloff in Bride of Frankenstein"
also James Barton and Helen WestIey
in Captain Hurricane: Saturday
Henry Hull, Warner GLAND in Were
wolf of London: also Jackie Coogan
and Randolph Scott in Home on the
Range"
ACADEMY-Sundaya ana Monday: Ed
ward Everett Horton and Karen Nor
ley in 1910 Raise; also Ann Sothern
and Ralph Bellamy in "S Bells" Tues,
and Charles Ruggles in "Ruggles OF
Red Cap: also Francis x. Bushman,
jr, in when lightning Strikes.
Thursday and Friday: Robert Mont
gomery and Helen Hayes in .Vanessa,
Texas Terror" Saturday: Rex Lease
and Tarzan the Police Dog in Inside
Information: also Sylvia Sidney and
Gene Raymond in Behold My Wife.
PARLIAMENTARY and Monday,
Richard Arlen and Virginia Bruce in
Let EN- Have IT,; Tuesday, all
| comedy night with Laurel and Hardy.
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Elizabeth C. DeFields, IS, 4s14 Con.
neCticut Ave. N w.
AmaZiah B. PershinE rs, 1914 TWEEN.
tieth st. n. E.
- Andrew R. Meiklejohn, 81, sss1
Georgia Ave N w.
Lillian Boteier, g. Garfield Hospital.
pital.
Joshua Adams, S. 7S1 Eleventh st.
n. w.
Pauline NJ. Elder. IS, 1919 Sixteenth
st. N. w
William Miller IS, sibley Hospital.
Lila Jones. So, Garfield Hospital
Pearl G. Bryant, 43, Freedmen's Hos
pital.
Alice chaffia, ~. st. Elizabeths Hos
pital.
-James Newton. .. GallInger Hospital.
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POLICE To. WAR
On FEEDERS

CONTINUED from Local Page)
Bladensburg Road N. E. Thursday
Mrs. Elizabeth Williams, e., col.
ored, of the 1900 block Of Georgia
Ave. N. w., was treated at Gar
field Hospital for fractured ribs
and other injuries after the car
in which she was riding, operated
by Bradley Gilmore, colored, AZ,
of the $500 block of Georgia Ave-,
collided with a lamppost in the
1900 block of Sherman Ave. N. w.
Her condition was not regarded
as serious,
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NOW
CONTINUED from Local PGee)

CONTINUED from Local Poee)
at Montpelier in Dolly Madi-
sons day. CAS- they are now,
when it is the center of the
Orange County hunting life).
So many guests from Washing
ton and the countryside came
and stayed that the Madisons
were eaten out of house and
home. General Lafayette,
Indians from the West, visitors,
important and unimportant, so
bothered Mr.. Madison's mother
that she asked for private
wing at Montpelier.
Dolly Madison lived 10 years
after her husbands death.
When Montpelier was sold in
184S to Henry w. Moncure,
John Payne Todd, Dolly's son
by her first husband, already
had disposed of much of his
mothers fine furniture and
silver.
The Washington times. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1902-1939, 1935-07-20
Laundry Worker
Overcome by Gas

While working at the Palace
Laundry branch office, $500 Con-
necticutt Ave. N. w., Mrs. Aubrey
Cissel, 30, of Bethesda, Md. was
overcome by fumes from the
basement of the establishment
yesterday afternoon. After first
aid treatment by No. 3 Rescue
Squad, of the Fire Department.
she was taken to the Emergency
Hospital. She was found suffer
ing from gas poisoning. Her con-
dition is not serious.
The Washington times. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1902-1939, 1935-07-20
ISnub' Protested
By Citizen Group

Irked at not being invited to
participate in dedication cere-
monies at the new P Street bridge
Monday, members Of the Rock
Greek Citizens Association will
protest to the District Commission
ers today. Such action was d.
rected by the executive committee
of the colored organization Thurs
day.
district Commissioners yester.
day disclaimed any responsibility
for the program. It is being con-
Quoted under joint auspices Of the
Georgetown Citizens Association
and the Dupont Circle Citizens AS
ISOLATION.
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Warner Bros. Theaters


AMBAssADOR-sunday. Monday and
Scandal; Wednesday. Thursday and
Friday will Rogers in Doubling
Thomas" See America First" musical:
Saturday, Warner GLAND in Charlie
Chan in Egypt" comedy sportreel'
APOLLO-sunday, Monday and Tues
day. Will Rogers in Doubling Thomas.
Star Night in Cocoanut Grove; We'd
"Publics Hero No. l." cartoon; Friday
Ann Harding in Flame Within" COM
edy, see America First; Saturday,
wendy Barrie in ITS a Small World"
Ann sothern in "Hooray for Love-"
cartoon.
AVALON-sunday. Monday and Tues
day. Mae West in Coin to Town"
"star Night in Cocoanut Grove; We'd
"Flame Within" comedy; Friday, Bette
Davis in Girl From Tenth Avenue"
comedy, "See Amerca FIRST; Saturday.
Jack Holt in awakening of Jim Burke"
Laurel and Hardy, musical.
AVENUE GRAND - Sunday. Monday
and Tuesday, Pat OBrien and Josephine
Hutchinson in "Oil for the Lamps Of
China" cartoon; Wednesday and Thurs.
day, Bette Davis in Girl from 10th
Avenue" Laurel and Hardy, novelties;
'Stolen Harmony" comedy; Saturday.
George O'Brien in Hard Rock Harri-
gam" Katherine Hepburn in Breaker Of
Hearts," musical.
CENTRAL-sunday and Monday Vic
tor McLaglen in THE Informer," "Hooray
for Love-" cartoon: Tuesday and Wednes-
day, George Brent and Kay Francis in
Stranded" comedies; Thursday, Charlie
Ruggles and Mary Boland in people
To III
Andy Clyde and Walter C. Kelly in
"McFadden's Flats" comedies; Saturday,
Joe E. Brown in "Alibi Ike" Laurel and
Hardy. cartoon.
COLONY-sunday. Monday and Tues
day, Pat OBrien and Josephine Hutchin-
son in "Oil for the Lamps OF China"
cartoon; Wednesday and Thursday Kath.
crime Hepburn in Breaker of Hearts,
Laurel and Hardy: Friday, Ralph Bell
day, wendy Barrie and Spence Tracy In
''It's q Small World" novelty. cartoon.
HoME-sunday and Monday. Warner
GLAND In Charlie Chan in Egypt"
Laurel and Hardy; Tuesday and Wed;
nesday, Kay Francis and George Brent
in stranded comedy; THURSDAY.
GsoEEs Ratt ,n,1 and Ben u.,a Bernie sen In
in Let 'em have IT," cartoon: satur;
day, Ralph Bellamy in Air Hawks
Ann Shirley In Chasing Yesterday
cartoon.
sAVoY-sunday and Monday, Charlie
Ruggles and Mary Boland in people
Will Talk" comedy; Tuesday and Wed
son Eddy in Naughty Marietta" hand
reel: Thursday, May Robson in "Strang-
ers An musical: Friday, Hoot Gibson
in "Rainbow's End" call of the
The Washington times. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1902-1939, 1935-07-20
Italians to Hold
Annual Festival

The second annual italian festi-
val will be held at the Holy Rosary
Church, Third and F Streets N. w. :,
beginning Monday night and con-
tinuing through Friday.
Folk dances in costume, songs,
music and other attractions will
feature the festival.
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ROUND TABLE TALK

A round table discussion of the
Security Exchange Commission
will be conducted by the Reporter
Plan Group of the Democratic
Women's National Council, Mon
day night at the home of Mrs.
Mary Heffernan, BallSton Va.
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BIRTHS AND MARRIAGES
DEATHS

York Ave. n. W.. and Sybble n. Baton
%. 1880 Belmont st. n. W.
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HOPE. WILLIAM .JAMEs--suddenly. on
dence. Edgewater Beach. Anne Arundel
county. Nd. WILLIAM JAMES HOPE.
Services at the chanel of Thomas F.
Murray L Son. 2Oo7 Nichols Ave. S. E.,
on Sunday. July 81. at 2 80 D. m.
Relatives and friends are invited to attend
Informant private.
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FLIPPIN, ANNE Mon Thursday, July
18. 1885. at the residence of her niece,
400 Ninth Street Southeast, ANNIE NJ
FLIPPIN. the beloved sister of the late
Mrs. M H. Fortune.
Remains resting at the w W. Chambers
Company Southeast funeral home, 517
Eleventh Street Southeast.
Services and interment in Spring Hill
Cemetery, Lynchburg Va, on Saturday
July 20. 1895.
The Washington times. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1902-1939, 1935-07-20

Thursday. July 49, 1885, ROSIE N.
BROSNAHAN the beloved wife of Martin
E. Bresnahan and daughter of Mrs. Rosie
N. Williams.
Remains resting at the W. W. Chambers
Company funeral home, 400 Chaplin
Street Northwest.
Notice of funeral later.
The Washington times. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1902-1939, 1935-07-20

KLEIN. HENRY-On Friday. July 10.
1925. at his late residence. 617 Kenyon
St. N. W. HENRY KLEIN beloved hus-
band of Gathering A. Klein. He is sur
vived by nine children. six sons and three
daughters.
Funeral from the above residence. on
Tuesday, July %: at 1890 a. M.
Relatives and friends are invited.
!nterment in Ivy Hill Cemetery. Alex
andria Va.
The Washington times. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1902-1939, 1935-07-20

SAVOY-Sunday and Monday, Charlie
Rugeles and Mary Boland in people
Will Talk" comedy; Tuesday and. We'd
nesday. Jeanette Macdonald and Nell
son Eddy in Naughty Marietta" hand
reel: Thursday. May Robson in 'Strang-
in "Rainbow's End" 'call of the
The Washington times. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1902-1939, 1935-07-20

PARLIAMENTARY and Monday,
Richard Arlen and Virginia Bruce in
comedy night with Laurel and Hardy.
Charlie Chase and others; Wednesday
The Washington times. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1902-1939, 1935-07-20

OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES and Monday,
mark of the Vampire" with Bella
Lugosi and Lionel Barrymore; Tues
day, Wednesday Thursday and Friday.
Mae West in Coin to TOWN." Satur-
day, Hoot Gibson in Sunset Range"
also (Friday and Saturday, chapter
No. 10, "Rustlers of Red Dog"
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TAKOMA-sunday and Monday: Rich.
ard Arlen in Let EN- Have lit" Tues
day and Wednesday: Nova Pilbeam in
Little Friend; also Minna Gombell in
women Must Dress" Thursday and
Friday: Claudette Colbert in "Private
Worlds" 1lturday: Edmund Lowe in
Mister Dynamite"; also frankie Darrc
in GGT,iftla
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Cardinal Richelieu" with George Arliss.
Tuesday: private Worlds" with Clau-
dette Colbert and Charles Boyer. Wednes-
day and Thursday: "In Calienta," with
Pat OBrien and Dolores Del Rio. Fri
The Washington times. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1902-1939, 1935-07-20

BOOKER T.-July 10 to July IS in
elusive: Becky Sharp" with Miriam
Hopkins. Filmed in all the beauty OF
the new Technicolor.
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REPUBLIC-July 10 to July 25. in:
elusive: Kay Francis in stranded.
with George Brent.
Imperial Valley press., 1935-05-29
EDITORIAL PAGE
and
FEATURES
WITH OUR BEST WISHES

If good wishes can bring success. the
California Pacific International EXPOS
ltion opens today at San Diego with its
success assured, for it has the good will
of all
Moreover it merits success, not only
for the educational and entertainment
offerings which it will present to the
world, but for the hard work which has
been put forth to produce it. and going
back of that, fer the courage displayed
by San Diegans in planning it,
AT a time when most communities
were bewailing the grief and misfortune
which the depression was bringing to all.
and even when its own municipal affairs
were in somewhat deplorable condition
San Diego conceived and brought forth
the idea of worlds fair.
1t was startling at first, even to those
most enthusiastic about it. 1t seemed like
flying in the face of Providence to un-
dertake such task amid prevailing con-
ditions but the group of men and women
who developed the idea had great assets
in their courage and their confidence in
their city.
They went ahead when many scOffers
said it couldn't be done and the last
laugh is theirs for today the exposition
opens with everything in place, every
thing just as they planned it would be,
ready to receive the millions who will
visit it before the gates are closed next
fall.
The world may we'll take its hat off
to San Diego, and certainly their fellow
Californians should be proud of the San
Diegans who dared to do what they have
done.
Imperial Valley is participating in the
exposition with a splendid exhibit. One
day of the fair is dedicated to this COM
munity. It will not do for us to be con-
tent with expressing our admiration for
San Diego and our good wishes for the
success of its exposition. We must go
further, by visiting the fair at least once
and as many additional times as it is
possible for US to do. We must boost it
"a Job that is particularly one for news
papers, radios, hotels, garages, service
stations, restaurants and all who come
in contact with the travelling public, urg-
ing them by all means TO see the eXposl-
ton.
We wish San Diego the fullest Of sue
cess and we feel certain that its Won
derful exposition is going to surpass even
the fondest hopes of those who have
put something of themselves into it-for
their city.
Imperial Valley press., 1935-05-29
Bedtime Stories
BY HOWARD f. GARRIS
Copyright, 1895, by Mcclure Newspaper Syndicate)

en- a bat But when it is partly
dark, at night, the owl sees we'll"
oh, if it's only an owl bird in
the tree hooting at us we needn't
be afraid" said Baby Bunty. 1--WE
can go back there and play"
mo, you must not" said Uncle
Wiggily. owl birds are very fond
of catching and eating little rabbits.
1 must try to drive Big Eyes out of
the tree and away from our bun
galow."
But it isn't night now" said
Jingle. You said the owl only
hunted at night"
Might is the best time for owls
to hunt" explained Mr.. Longears.
But if Big Eyes saw tender little
rabbit in the daytime he would
swoop down and get her. H e
wouldn't wait for night, though that
is the best time for him to hunt.
I must drive Big Eyes away, he
decided.
How can you?" asked Jangle
you can't climb the tree, Daddy.
Calls Mr.. Cav Caw
NO, but I can get some friends
of mine to chase the owl and drive
him from our woods" said the rab-