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The Waterbury Democrat., 1935-06-29
BONN . STERRY

The home OF Mr.. and Mrs. Mar
Vim Myron Sterry OF Woodbury.,
was the scene of a pretty wedding
Thursday night at o'clock when
their daughter, Miss Anna May
Sterry, was united In marriage to
lido Carl Helmuth Bohm OF Port
Washington. l.. J., son Of Mrs. Err
ma Bohm and the late Col. Hell
muth W. j. Bohm. Rev. Ralph
w. Rowland of the Middlebury
Congregational church performed
the ceremony before bank OF
mountain laurel, daisies and ferns.
Miss Sterry had for her attend
ants, Miss Anne Oviatt OF Now
Haven, and j. Marvin Sterry, her
brother, was Mr.. Bohm's best
man.
The bride, given In marriage by
her father, wore n white travel
ing costume and corsage OF pink
rosebuds. Her maid OF honor wore
periwinklc and n corsage OF yellow
rosebuds. A small reception for
the immediate families followed
the ceremony with guests In at
tendance from Waterbury. Middle
bury, New Haven, Stamford, Oak
Vile, Watertown and New York.
Mr.. Bohm and his bride will re-
side at 1889 Park avenue, New
York, upon their return from their
wedding trip.
The Waterbury Democrat., 1935-06-29
Future Bride Is
rendered Shouver

Misses Margaret and Anne Kiely
and Mrs. James Neagle were host
esses at miscellaneous shower
given recently In compliment to
their sister, Miss Cecilia Kiely who
Is to be married on July 31st. Dur
ing the evening varied program
OF entertainment was enjoyed. The
honored guest was the recipient of
many useful gifts. A delicious
luncheon was served. Those attend
ing were: Misses Margaret Babin,
Rose A. DoMaio. Elizabeth Maher,
Gertrude Derwin, Mae Meyers,
Fannie Meyers, Rita Fitzmaurice,
Reba Blodgett, Eileen Flanagan,
Alice Kelly, Anna Kane, Catherine
Kane, Rosella Carol, Mary Carol,
Margaret Kiely, and Anne Kelly
and Mrs. James Kelly, Mrs,
Thomas Flanagan, Mrs. George
Beckley, Mrs. John Kiely, Mrs.
Raymond Palmer. Mrs. James
Noagle. Mrs. Catherine Fitzmaurice
Mrs. Julia Greaney, Mrs. Eugene
oviatt, Mrs. Mary Stokes, Mrs.
John Toomey. Mrs. NJ. Carol, Mrs
Thomas MvAvoy, Mrs. Marie Hy.
land, Mrs. Mary Kane, Mrs. John
Moran and Mrs. Thomas Derwin Jr.
The Waterbury Democrat., 1935-06-29
Benefit Garden Party rs
Planned For July rs

A meeting was held last night
at the home OF DR.. and Mrs. Ed
ward Jackson of Middlebury ut
which time plans were made for
Garden Party for the benefit OF
st. Mary's hospital on Tuesday
afternoon, July IS, at the home of
DR.. and Mrs. jackson In Middle
bury, from to 9. DR.. Richard J.
Hinchey Is chairman of the ar
rangements committee. The pro-
ceeds from the affair will be used
to procure special medicines for
the ward cases at st, Mary's hos
pital who through peculiar econ
omic conditions are unable to re-
ceive aid from the city or other
religious organizations, insulin,
liver extract. pneumonia serums
and other .serums and medicines
included.
DR.. Richard J. Hinchey will be
assisted by the following commit
tee: Mrs. Richard J. Hinehey, DR..
and Mrs. Edward J, Jackson, DR..
and Mrs. Joseph T.. Burke, DR.. L.
Everett Thompson, DR.. and Mrs.
The Waterbury Democrat., 1935-06-29
Weddings
DIORIO . TULLEY

The wedding Of Miss Sarah Tul-
ley, daughter of the late Mr.. and
Mrs. Patrick Tulley of Greenmount
Terrace and Lawrence Diorio, son
Of Mr.. and Mrs. Edward Diorio OF
Seymour street took place on Mon
day morning mt st. Patrick'B
church. Rev. william Wirkus off,
ciated at the ceremony and also
celebrated the nuptial mass which
followed. The altar was decorated
with gladioli, palms and ferns and
a special program Of music was
rendered by Miss Mary Rice, Or
gffanist. Miss Christine Degnan
was the only attendant of the
bride and Charles Tulley, cousin
ofthe bridegroom, was the best
man.
The bride wore frock OF pou-
DIRE blue chiffon and q horsehair
hat of corresponding shade. She
carried an arm bouquet of Better
Times roses. The maid OF honor's
frock was of pink crepe and she
wore a white hat and carried u
bouquet of Tallsman roses.
A breakfast for the immediate
families was held at Waverly Inn
following the ceremony. Upon re-
turning from an unannounced
weddingtrip, the couple will take
up their residence at 1873 Green
mount Terrace.
The Waterbury Democrat., 1935-06-29

A gay group of collegians and
their friends In summer formal at
tire njoyed most successful dance
last evening ut the Watertown Golf
club. The affair was given by the
Undergraduate Club of Holy Cross
and was one Of thu most enjoyable
events OF the season.
Joseph Maher was chairman OF
the committee In charge and was
assisted by Edward O'Donnell, An
drew Monaghan, william Guilfoile,
Alfred Jarlott, George storm, An
drew McFadden, Daniel Noonan,
and John Hayes.
Those attending were: Katherine
Rohn and Thomas l.. Hickey, Jr.,
II. louise Quinn, and Edward Dem
mis-, Gladys Barbour and Joe J.
Hickey, SIR, Doris Barrett and
James r. ellison, Helen Carr and
Paul Archambault, Helen f..
Breene and James Henebry, Mary
Smith and Thomas O'Donnell, Mary
The Waterbury Democrat., 1935-06-29
NOTWITHSTANDING

The wedding of Miss Mary Ag-
mes Heating of New Haven to JOS
eph Francis Moran, Jr., son OF
Mr.. and Mrs. Joseph Il. Moran OF
Wood street, took place this morn
Ing at st. John the Baptist church
In New Haven. Miss Heating had
her sister, Miss Helen IL. Heating,
as maid of honor, and her cousins.
Misses Glare Swarts and Mary Fltz-
patrick Of Jersey City, az brides
maids. John Moran was his broth
er's best man. Rev. Robert G.. Fitz-
patrick of Hasbrouck Heights, N
j., the brides uncle, performed the
ceremony. The soloist for the Mass
was Robert Del Russo of this city
with Austin Saunders OF Hartford
at the organ Both are students al
st. Mary's seminary at Baltimore
Md.
The Waterbury Democrat., 1935-06-29
Church Group Has
Garden Card Party

Miss Isabel Hinckley opened her
homo Wednesday afternoon for a
garden card party for the benefit
of the Circle of Cheer of the First
NJ. II. church. Refreshments were
served and prizes were awarded at
each table. Fifteen tables were In
play, the following women parti-
cipating: Mrs. George II. Hall, Mrs.
Charles W. MacBurney, Mrs. Eric
w. Benedict. Miss Margaret r..
Boden, Mrs. Il. Stewart Clark. Mrs.
Albert G. Clark, Mrs. Charles II.
Beere. Mrs. Louis j. Schuster, Jr,
Mrs. George Word. Miss Helen
Pierson. Mrs. Clayton Bowen, Mrs.
Richard Goodwill, Mrs. Lewis
Schultz, Mrs. Charles Parsons, Mrs.
William p. Morey, Mrs. Ferdinand
Bachman, Misses Elizabeth N.
Hoadley, Helen c. Merriman, Mrs.
william Gray, Mrs. Lewis II. Up
son, Mrs. George w. Butler, Mrs.
Thomas s. Smith, Mrs Charles
Wintermute. Mrs. Ernest Wilcox,
Mrs. Clifford Mallette, Mrs. Charles
Hine, Mrs. c. A. Dlnwoodie, Mrs.
George w. Belcher, Mrs. Charles
W.lPlatt, Mrs. r. II. Powell, Mrs.
Joseph Huey. Mrs. Albert Powell,
Mrs. Joseph Schilling. Mrs, Joseph
Il. Nelly, Mrs. George Woodland,
Mrs. Howard Coe. Mrs. Walter
Thompson, Mrs. Robert Spiers,
Mrs. Robert Eggleton. Mrs. John
Porzenheim, Mrs. Clarence Ranger,
Mrs. George Faber, Misses Leonore
A. knight. Margaret II. Croft, Mil
dred !. Cloudy. Mrs. Burton j. Hine,
Mrs. r. Z. French, Mrs. F. c. Pier
pont, Mrs. Joseph Telford, Mrs. w.
r. 0rierson, Mrs. +. j. Willis. Mrs,
John L. Vail. Mrs. w. II. Stahl,
Mrs. J. Wheeler, Mrs Lester Vince
Ter, Mrs. Arthur Hirst, Mrs. Edna
Bassett, Misses May Kershaw. Nita
Willitts. Mrs. George Evitts and
Mrs. w. +. Hinckley.
The Waterbury Democrat., 1935-06-29
Miss Winifred King
Linen SholUer Guest

Mrs. Fred Erwin of Franklin
street entertained at linen shower
recently in honor of Miss Winifred
King of Meriden Road who will be
married July to Ernest March
and.
Those present were: Dora Har-
tung, Loretta Reilly, Mary Hayes,
Denis Delaney, Ann O'Connell, Lii
liam Evitts, Katherine O'Connell,
Mrs. Ralph Silvernail, Mrs. Helen
Bobb, Mrs. George Fitzgerald, Mrs.
Albro Scovill, Mrs. John Shaw, Mrs.
Peter Reilly. Mrs. Ellen O'Connell
and Mrs. Fred Erwin.
Miss Julia Lyons who is to be
married soon was rendered a show
err and a turkey dinner held at the
Colonnade. The guest of honor was
presented with set of Aluminium
ware by the girls of the Apothecar-
les Hall Company. Among those
present were: Mary Tulley, Betty
Behan, Alice Pierce. Alice LeMire,
Olga Mialoff, Helen Bredow, Janice
Packard. Katherine Maxwell, Helen
o'Connor. Anita Begnal, Mary
Feest. Lillian Gavigan, Edith Leon
ard, Mary Roscoe, Anna Klein,
Vera Czarzasty, Mary Whelan, Lois
Macken. Olive Belotti, Helen White
Geraldine Henderson, Hazel Fogg,
Genevieve Mus. Eleanor Hurlburt,
Mrs. II. Mueller and Julia Lyons.
The Waterbury Democrat., 1935-06-29
Personal

Misses Mary Il. Murphy Of Cooke
street, Ann Shanahan, of Louns-
bury street, Natalie and Rena AL
teri Of Clinton street, Helen Me-
Mfr, of Hillside avenue. and Cath
crime Heating OF Welton street
have returned after enjoying q va
cation at Laurel Beach.
Mr.. and Mrs. william Johnson
of South Main street are spending
the weekend In New York.
Miss Grace Miller of Walnut
with relatives in Springfield.
Misses Helen Bowling of Water
vile street, Helen Mckee of Frost
road, Margaret Delaney OF Willow
street, Irene Cantin of Easton ave-
nue., Charlotte Moran of Plaza
avenue, Maureen Luddy of Brew
ster street, and Mrs. Uric Dionne
of South Elm street have been
spending vacation at Laurel
Beach.
Mr.. and Mrs. Robert Mason of
their home after spending the past
two weeks in Philadelphia.
Misses Edith and Marjorie
Kleinert of Cooke street are spend
ing the weekend in New York
Mrs. Elizabeth Doran of Willow
street is spending a week with her
sister, Mrs. John O'Brien of Wor-
cester.
Mrs. Edna Madison and daugh-
ter, Ramona of Lone Oak avenue
have been spending a weeks va
cation with Mrs. Madison's sister,
Mrs. A. Rood of Bridgeport.
Misses May and Gertrude Nit
chell of Plaza avenue are spending
the summer months with their sis
ter. Miss Clio Mitchell of Washing
ton, D. c.
Mr.. and Mrs. James X. Thomp-
son of East Main street have re-
turned after spending several days
in Newark, N. j.
George Fenton and Howard
Reed of WATERFOWL avenue are
spending the weekend In New
York City.
Miss Olive Rochelle of Liberty
street Is spending several days m
Hartford where she Is the guest OF
Miss Rose Theriauit.
Mrs. william Ryan OF South Elm
street left this morning for New
York where she will sail this at
ternoon to visit her mother In Ire
land.
Misses Mary and Sally Hennes-
W OF Hillside avenue will spend the
weekend at their cottage at Bay
view.
Andrew owens Of Bridgeport
viii he guest OF George Storm Of
Clinton street for the weekend.
The Waterbury Democrat., 1935-06-29
D'ANIELLo. CEIoNE

The wedding Of Miss Anna Ce-
lone, daughter of Domenic Celone
of Alder street and Nicholas An
thony D'Aniello, son of Mr.. and
Mrs. Pasquale D'Aniello of Oak
street takes place at st. Patrlcks
church on Monday, July LIST. at s
o'clock.
The Waterbury Democrat., 1935-06-29
Club Activities
Sons of st. George

JOhc va ots oCOA6O
The SIND anniversary of Haw-
thorne lodge. Sons of st. George,
was celebrated last night with a
dinner and reception in Forest
ers' hall Entertainment was pro-
svided by Albert Matthews. who
gave several demonstrations of
drumming. and other members of
the audience. Guests were present
from other lodges throughout the
state. The dinner was prepared
by members of the Daughters Of
st. George under the direction OF
Mrs. Beatrice Bowers who had as
her assistants Mrs. Mabel N.Y.
degger. Mrs. Myrtle Albion, Mrs.
Mary Jane Carey and Mrs. Ethel
Harvey.
The Waterbury Democrat., 1935-06-29
-Gualtieri photo.

John J. Mullen, Miss Marion
Reeves, and Miss Catherine Maio-
ney. Among those attending last
nights meeting were the commit
tee members and DR.. Patrick y.
Brennan, president Of st. Mary's
hospital starr.
The Waterbury Democrat., 1935-06-29

A hot dog roast will be given
BY the Daughters Of Italy July II.
The committee named NJ the meet
ing last night includes: Helen Co.
Iliii. Mrs. Grace RInnldl. Mrs.
ouise Mezzaferro. Mrs. Mimi Pug.
iieNe. Mrs. Mary Marzucco and
Mrs, Angelina Pinto.
The Waterbury Democrat., 1935-06-29
Local Girls Will Go
To Summer Camp

Miss Polly Smith, daughter OF
Mr.. and Mrs. Julius Il. Smith OF
Buckingham street, Glare Hey
niger, daughter OF Mr.. and Mrs.
w. Sinclair Heyniger Of Pine
street, Diana Lucas, daughter OF
Mr.. and Mrs. Eugene Van g.
Lucas of Frederick street, Polly
Hart, daughter OF Mr.. and Mrs.
Charles L.. Hart of Frederick
street, Mary Wild, daughter OF Mr..
and Mrs. Henry w. Wild Of Eu-
cid avenue, Marion Camp, daug-
ter of Mr.. and Mrs. Orion p.
Camp of Randolph avenue, Mary
Ann futile, daughter Of Mr.. and
Mrs. Donald s. futile OF Middle
bury, Molly Shonas, daughter Of
Mr.. and Mrs. Charles Shons OF
WATERFOWL, Charlotte Wilcox,
daughter of Mr.. and Mrs. Roy
C. Wilcox of Meriden, Joy Hyde,
daughter of Mr.. and Mrs. b. +.
Hyde of Allerton Farms, Mary
Ely, daughter of Mr.. and Mrs.
Richard Ely Of Hillside avenue
and Nancy Hotchkiss, daughter Of
Mr.. and Mrs. Roland s. Hotch-
kiss of Middlebury are among
those who will leave next month
for Camp Adeawonda. Lake Os-
sippee, N. H., to spend the sea-
son.
Miss Mary Laird Van Wrinkle,
daughter of Mr.. and Mrs. William
Mitchell Van Wrinkle of Litchfield
and Rye, n. Y, and Edward Cor
nell Kip Finch, son of Prof. and
Mrs. James Kip Finch of Bantam
and New York, will be married
this afternoon at o'clock at st.
Michael's Episcopal church, Itch
field. A large reception at Hill
home, the Van Wrinkle estate, will
follow the ceremony. The cere-
mony will be performed by the
rector, Rev. William j. Brewster,
assisted by Rev. Townsend Hen
shaw of Christ church, Rye, N. Y.
Miss Van Wrinkle will be attended
by Miss Elizabeth Gibson of Phila-
delphia as maid of honor and by
seven bridesmaids: Mrs. Bayard
Sto't, Miss Polly Walton, Mrs.
Robert Cleveland (nee Virginia
Sterry Childs) of New York, Mrs.
II. IdIInauSe Lay VI 11dttiOIu,
Misses Sophine Mauran and Mary
Fletcher of Providence. r. l., and
Miss Dorothea Culver of Scars
dale, N. Y. Garland c. NJ. Post
of New York will be best man and
the usher group will include Lieut..
Robert Middleton Booth, Cover
nor's Island, and Cadet Cornell
Dent Booth of West Point. both
cousins of the bridegroom. Will
liam Eraxton Pegram OF River
dale. coy Nathan Calkins of Scars
dale, n. ", Frank Tilford Buch-
ner OF East Orange. ". j.. Jacob
Van M. Lefferts. Jr., of Mattawan.
n. H., william Mitchell Van Win.
kle. Jr., and Edgard =. Van VIM
kle. I'd. brothers OF the bride.
A class OF candidates received
first pnd second degrees Mt the
meeting of d. nc chapter. order of
Molay last isht in Masonic tenn
The Waterbury Democrat., 1935-06-29
Wadhams Auxiliary

The final meeting for the sum-
mer months OF Wadhams auxiliary.
Sos of Union Veterans, was held
yesterday afternoon at the state
armory.
The Waterbury Democrat., 1935-06-29

A class OF candidates received
first pnd second degrees Mt the
meeting OF D. 0ic chapter, order OF
: nolay last isht in Masonic tenn
pie.
The Waterbury Democrat., 1935-06-29

Misses Edith and Marjorie
Kleinert of Cooke street are spend
ing the weekend in New York.
The Waterbury Democrat., 1935-06-29

Mr.. and Mrs. Robert Mason of
their home after spending the past
two weeks in Philadelphia.
The Waterbury Democrat., 1935-06-29

Mrs. Elizabeth Doran of Willow
street is spending a week with her
sister, Mrs. John O'Brien of Wor-
cester.
The Waterbury Democrat., 1935-06-29

Misses Mary and Sally Hennes-
~ OF Hillside avenue will spend the
weekend At their cottage at Bay.
view,
The Waterbury Democrat., 1935-06-29

Andrew owens of Bridgeport
viii he guest OF George Storm Of
Clinton street for the weekend.
The Waterbury Democrat., 1935-06-29

Mrs. william Ryan OF South Elm
street left this morning for New
York where she will sail this af-
ternoon to visit her mother In Ire
land.
The Waterbury Democrat., 1935-06-29

Mrs. Edna Madison and daugh-
ter, Ramona of Lone Oak avenue
have been spending a weeks va
cation with Mrs. Madison's sister,
Mrs. A. Rood of Bridgeport.
The Waterbury Democrat., 1935-06-29

Miss Olive Rochelle of Liberty
street is spending several days m
Hartford where she is the guest Of
Miss Rose Theriauit.
The Waterbury Democrat., 1935-06-29

George Fenton and Howard
Reed of WATERFOWL avenue are
spending the weekend In New
York City.
The Waterbury Democrat., 1935-06-29

Mr.. and Mrs. James X. Thomp-
son of East Main street have re-
turned after spending several days
in Newark, n. j.
Evening star., 1935-04-07

about to slip it across him with a knife
or possibly blunt instrument. But instead
of buckling down to it. the poor ass will in
sist on talking. You feel like saying, "Act,
man. act! Don't waste valuable time in
taunting the chap" because you know that.
if he does. somebody is sure to come along
and break up the twosome.
So on the present occasion. A cooler head
than Tommy Mwphy's would have seen
that the right thing to do was to make an
immediate leap like panther pressed for
time and start dotting me. But no, he chose
Evening star., 1935-04-07

to stand there with his chin out, telling
me what he proposed to accomplish. He said:
Autograph
He said:
Autograph, huhl"
He said:
"ThatTl be all about autographs from YOU"
He said:
do you know what I'm going to do to
your I'm going to soak you good. Do you
know what I'm going to do to youf I'm going
to knock the stuffmg out of you. I'm going to
fix you SOS there amt nobody's going to
Evening star., 1935-04-07

n Ky little parties always sudden One morning,
MI happy mood invite three friends for dinner and
ask them bring along anyone they wish That evening small
multitude We usually the pleasantly
by talking and ambng the general direction Of the cocktails
Occasionally play One my favoe called
my Yacht Here's how it goes. Pu-ease
being less seated and SILENT Il
giving party yacht and all But can't
the boat unless each what things individually
bring Whoever speaking decides his mind what he the
says will bring eggplant and troyca choke
present Or may with the gues
that if said would bring bomb and oypop would
be taken the yacht. Very simple, you
Another game enjoy the where all around and guess
people died today melancholy thought
be would make the front page of newspaper
every country the world deal of fiery likely take
place do love a fiery argument.
Chidren's parties bit battling have thirteen
after the elephants have left An with children
it leaves quite hoy Mgans and pcnics be
overdone. What, then, do with the children
Have you given them roerskaing party? Of
things the City children of problem
hand Take them the park find the level spot
Then home house for and cake and
brisk game Of London Bridge. Heghho They do enjoy it.
word about food At dinner often what call Dainty
Don't be alarmed They nothing than hard boiled eggs
plain or stuffed, served in a bowl
Evening star., 1935-04-07

won't. III just walk off and leave you to
it. Unless you change your mind and slip me
that address"
Well, it was a pretty frightful posish for
lover to be placed in. you'll admit. shot
swift glance at this Murphy. 1t served merely
to confirm my former opinion. had said he
looked robust, and he was robust.
He was one of those feckled. nobbly
striplings. And now that / examined him
more closely, it was easy to note the hos
tility in his eye. It would not be too much
to say that he was glaring at me like tiger
at the days steak.
The landscape seemed to flicker, and
reeled bit. What with the peril in which
I stood and the peril in which Hazel June
stood. I don't mind admitting that was all
of dither.
Then Love triumphed over Self.
y
Imperial Valley press., 1935-03-01
Richards Family
Host To Friends

MELOLAND, March /. (SpeciaD
"A. number of out-of-town relatives
and friends of the Richards family
were delightfully."- entertained the
past weekend at the q. C. Rich
ards and Lawrence Richards homes
in Meloland and by Mr.. and Mrs.
Earl Allen in Ell Centre. The entire
group spent Saturday together at
the Dorman ranch in Calexico and
on Sunday were the guests of Mr..
and Mrs. Earl Allen in Ell Centro.
Included in the party were Mrs. Lee
Donnelly and son Roger, Mrs. Ar
thur Mcfarland and daughter Mary
Louise, and Mrs. Will Tweedy all OF
Phoenix; Mr.. and Mrs. George Gate,
Mrs. Muriel Casey and Loren Sims
of Redondo; Mr.. and Mrs. David
Cate of San Diego, Mr.. and Mrs. G..
c. Richards, Mr.. and Mrs. Lawrence
Richards, Clifford Richards, Mr.. and
Mrs. Earl Allen, Lucille and Emma
Marie Allen.
Imperial Valley press., 1935-03-01
GOOD WORK, SHERIFF

We are satisfied that Sheriff Ware, in
handling the case of two writers VINO
were escorted from Imperial Valley on
Wednesday, acted with due consideration
and regard for the constitutional rights
of the men concerned, as well as with, due
recognition to the welfare and peace of
Imperial county.
In statements since the affair the sher
iff points out that he did not "deport
the men. but that they agreed to leave
the valley and asked that an escort be
given them for their own protection
against possible violence by supposed
'vigilantes."
The incident is certain to be seized up
on by every radical writer and publica-
ton in the country and Imperial Valley
may as we'll prepare to read some harsh
things about itself But having survived
the depredatons of "Old Man River,
drought. floods and politics for over
q1arter of century, the valley can
probably survive anything the writers
may say of us.
We cannot refrain from compliment
ing Sheriff Ware on the excellent letter
which he addressed to the publication
employing one of the men, published IN
Yesterdays issue of The Press.
1t was frank and calm statement OF
facts, uncolored by antlpathy toward the
men concerned or those who may be mis-
takenly championing their cause. Such
a letter could have been arrogant, vitup--
erative and insulting. Instead it was
such that it could not give offense even
to the most ardent supporter of the two
men, providing they could be fair about
it. 1t offered an opportunity for con-
structive cooperation on the part OF the
n1oyinu nf the WRITER'S
and of his comrades in veterans organ
ization if they wish to do so.
Sheriff Ware has acted with the effici-
eney of a high grade peace officer and
with the tact of diplomat, as we'll as
exhibiting some excellent old-fashioned
'rhorse sense" Imperial Valley can
rightly be proud of his letter as we'll as
the manner in which he handled the at
fair.