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Evening star., 1936-05-29
PUBLIC TO DECIDE
R|TCH|E MEMORIAL
Suggestions of Contributors
Will Determine Form
of Monument.
Py the Associated Press.

Fy tIlr AoSOClhbcu FEcSS.
BALTIMORE, May 29.-The Ritchie
Memorial Commission has decided to
let contributors to the memorial fund
determine the type of monument to
be established to the late Albert C..
Ritchie, Governor of Maryland for
IS years.
Col. Stuart s. Janney, chairman of
the commission, said THE people
should voice their views about the
form the memorial ought to take"
"It should not be understood that
every individuals ideas can be carried
out" he continued. THAT would be
impossible. But there can hardly be
as many individual groups of ideas
as there are individual subscriptions;
there will be few groups of ideas
and hundreds of individual views will
fall into one of those groups. This
should be helpful in making the final
decision. The commission believes
that in extending the opportunity to
all Marylanders to subscribe to the
Ritchie Memorial 1t should also invite
the fullest and freest voicing of
opinions concerning its form"
Col. Janney said no formal scam
paign" was planned to raise the
money. He said he felt sure the
best response would come from a
simple announcement that the Or
ganization had been set up and was
ready to receive funds. A number
of county chairmen to perfect their
own organizations have been ap-
pointed. Those who have been named
include:
Washington County. w. D. Byron,
Williamsport; Frederick, Hammond
Cleary; Carroll County, D. Eugene
Walsh. Westminster: Howard, Edwin
Warfield, jr.. Woodbine; Prince
Georges, H. C. Byrd, College Park;
Charles, James w. Wills, La Plata
st. Marys. A. F. King. Leonardtown;
Montgomery. E. Brooke Lee; Calvert
John B. Gray. Prince Frederick; Anne
Arundel, Peter H. Magruder.
Evening star., 1936-05-29
OWN TRUCK KILLS
DISTRICT EMPLOYE
Chauffeur's Chest Crushed When
He Tries to Stop Vehicle.
Teovar Niua Cbi1dran
Leaves Nine Children.


A widow and nine children today
mourned George A. Schaefer, so, Of
200 @ street, who was killed yester-
day when the left rear wheel Of his
own two-ton truck rolled over his
chest
Schaefer, chauffeur for the Dis
trict' Highway Department. was the
37th traffic victim of the year. The
toll at this time a year ago was IS.
The man was watching laborers
load the truck on Fifty-ninth street
northeast, between Dix and Foote
streets, when suddenly the vehicle
began to roll down an incline. He
leaped to the running board to pull
on the brake. but jolt threw him
beneath the wheel. Coroner A. Ma
gruder Macdonald held the death
accidental.
Mrs. Herbert Coward of Falls
Church, Va, suffered shock in an
automobile accident last night on
Memorial Highway. She was taken
to Columbia Hospital, where her con-
dition this morning was reported
fairly good"
Lucy Davenport, SO, colored. cook
at 4443 Lowell street, was treated for
internal injuries and a fractured skull
after being struck yesterday by a car
at New Mexico avenue and Lowell
street. She was taken to Emergency
Hospital. Elmer r. Oliver, 81, Of
1000 Cathedral avenue, driver of the
car, was not held.
Evening star., 1936-05-29
Births Reported.

James and Mary Arneson. boy.
William and Gertrude Ingleton. boy.
Oscar and Mabel Hiser girl.
Ivy and Annie Potts, boy.
James and Matte Hill boy.
Abby and Madeline Gordon; boy.
Arthur and Marion Robitaille. boy.
Irving and Rose Honikman. girl.
Srayson Gray 0 and GLADYS Radd. girl.
Alfred and Mary Martin. girl.
william and Bernice Rodgers, girl.
Moultrie and Helen McCown. boy.
Samuel and Julia Cough: T.; girl.
Gsorse and Stella Mccoy. boy.
Charles and Elizabeth Humphrey. boy.
Morris and Molly Singer. boy.
Arthur and Blsnehe Brie girl. M
Frank and Fern Barrett. girl.
John and Ella Tyson. girl.
Joseph and cornelia Kelly. girl.
sFihs william ana ana csEn rsas csSnsh siE rr
Bernard and Pearl Schmid. girl.
George and Rosa Brown. girl
Eral and Mary Fermandes. boy.
sohn Msa1 anS ans Lsss. ssaief ropshy Dpshyr s ET
Qttoway and Lucille Austin, boy.
James and Hadie Leslie. boy.
Laucelot and Lavonne Holder boy.
Henry and Matte Maxwell. boy.
Preston and Dolores Lacy. girl.
Otis and Ernestine Winestock. girl.
Willie and Marie Boyd. girl.
Wilfred and Billye Lange. girl.
Thomas and Mary Queen. girl.
BENJAMIN and Clara Wedge. boy.
william and Massino Davis. girl.
Frank and Eunice Davis girl.
Silas and Maude Baxton. boy
Albert and Maggie Lester. boy.
Robert and Elizabeth Byrd. boy.
Frank and Ruth Ford. boy.
Clifford and Dorothy Lawrence. girl.
Oscar and Angela Tyler. girl.
Wilton and Sarah Henson girl.
Matthew and Dorothy Bailey. girl.
Evening star., 1936-05-29
MRS. BUXTON TO ENTER
STATE HOSPITAL TODAY
Judges Sign Commitment Papers
for Hatchet Slayer of Mother
in-Law.

BY the Associated Press.
EASTON, Md, May 29.-The judges
Of the circuit bench here yesterday
signed an order committing Mrs.
Thelma Buxton to Springfield State
Hospital until she RECEIVERS her rea-
son and is discharged from the hos
pital 'in due course of law"
Mrs. Buxton was declared not guilty
by reason Of insanity this week when
she was tried on charge of killing
her mother-in-law with a ilatchet
The jury found her insane at the time
Of the crime last Fall and insane now.
Mrs. Buxton, the wife of a WASH
ington college professor. may recover
her reason within two or three years,
State alienists said during her trial.
States Attorney Stephen r. Collins
took the commitment papers to the
judges and said he would send Mrs.
Buxton to the institution today. She
has been held In the detention room
of the Chestertown Jail since her trial.
The prisoner was sent to Spring
Grove State Hospital for observation
shortly after Mrs. Efiie Buxton's
hacked body was found, and she re-
manned at that hospital through the
Winter.
Evening star., 1936-05-29
Deaths Reported.

Mary z Mount, SO, 1922 A st. ne.
Louis r. Gilbert. 80. 1912 Otis pl
Frank A. Pierce 7S, Emergency HOSPITAL,
Annie A. Hartnett. "a 1000 B st. Sc
Randolph Perkins "a GEORGETOWN Hos.
pital.
James z. Nyman. So sibley Hospital.
John Elliot so. Emergency Hospital.
Cleveland Sweeney. A. Casualty Hospital
Harvey o. Black 49, 2115 II st.
Mary Martin. "a; Providence Hospital,
John w. Bigbee. 23. Walter Reed Hospital.
Infant Earl T Canard. jr.. George WASH
william Il. Dishman. rs. Soldiers. Home
James w. white. 50. 1345 Fort dr..
James Coffee SO. Gallinger Hospital.
George Fry. 5S Freedmens Hospital.
John Mccoy. 81. 502 Gath st. ne.
Forander Thomas. A. st. Elizabeth's
Mamie Nelson. 35 Garfield HOSPITAL
Theresa Moore "a. Gallinger Hospital,
Dorothy Stewart. % Gallinger Hospital.
Joseph Z; Brice. 90. Freedmen's Hospital.
Garcia Owens. %. 1922 4th ST.
Robert Nickens. 10. Gallinger Hospital.
Cornelius Kelsey. 8. 343 * st. s.w.
Infant Shirley Cooper. Freedmen's Hos
Infant Mason. Freedmen's Hospital.
Evening star., 1936-05-29
MILITARY FUNERAL
GIVEN DR.. MESSNER
Chief of q. s. Health Service Den.
tai Department to Be Buried
in Arlington Monday.

DR.. Clinton Thad Messner. so. chief
of the United States Public Health
Service dental department, who died
yesterday of heart attack. will be
buried with military honors in Arling-
ton National Cemetery at II am
Monday.
Stricken at his home, 5712 Thirty
third street, about 4 am, he died be-
fore medical aid could reach him
Mrs. Messner was at his bedside.
DR.. Messner had been in charge Of
the dental service since 1924 and had
lectured at postgraduate and dental
schools frequently. He entered the
service on being discharged from the
Army at the close of the World War
as lieutenant colonel in the Medical
Corps.
Evening star., 1936-05-29
BY the Associated Press.

HALEDON, N. j., May 29.-Six ban
dts who attempted to hold up the
Haledon National Bank today were
driven from the bank without any loot
when one Of the seven employees, lined
up before sawed-off shotguns. tripped
o lever which flooded the building with
tear gas.
The bandits, blinded by the gas
fumes, fed and made their escape In
an automobile which State police said
had been stolen only yesterday in ad-
joining Bergen County.
There were four or five customers in
the bank In this suburb OF Paterson
when the bandits entered.
Theodore Ellis. an assistant teller,
was the employe who set of the tear
gas while the bandits were covering
him and his co-workers with guns.
Evening star., 1936-05-29
ALBERT J. GREGG, 80,
DIES IN PURCELLVILLE
Funeral Services Will Be Held
Tomorrow at II AM. at
Home of Sister.
srecial Dispatch to The Star.

Srecial Dispatch to The Star.
PURCELLvILLE. Va, May 30
Albert ]. Gregg. 80, prominent resi-
dent of Purcellville, died early today
at the home OF his sister, Mrs. Louola
Dillon, in Purcellville. following a
stroke Tuesday. He was the son of
the late Harmon Gregg. Besides Mrs.
Dillon, he is survived by . daughter,
Mrs. r. L. Ransbottom; two sisters,
Mrs. Tammie J. Dillon and Mrs.
Sarah D. Grubb of Purcellville, and
two brothers, Daniel Gregg of Pur-
cellville and Stephen Gregg OF
Missouri.
Funeral services will be held to-
morrow morning at II o'clock from
the residence of Mrs. Dillon, and will
be conducted by the Rev. c. L. Beard
pastor Of Bethany Methodist Episcopal
Church. Interment will be in the
Goose Greek Cemetery at Lincoln.
Evening star., 1936-05-29
VIRGINIANS WILL JOIN
DIVISION CONCENTRATION
National Guard Troops Will Train
at Indiantown Gap, Pa,
This Year.

~ tne Associated fSeSS.
RICHMOND, Va, May 29.-The
Virginia National Guard troops will
train at Indiantown Gap Pa. this
Summer instead of Virginia Beach in
order to take part in the first mobilza-
ton Of the 29th Division since the
World War, Adjt. Gen. s. Gardner
Waller said today.
The encampment period will be from
August 10 to August %. Troops from
Maryland and the District of Colum-
bia and an artillery regiment from
Pennsylvania will also use the Indian
town Gap camp.
Gen. Waller said that the Virginia
Beach site used by the State Guards
men for several years would be head
quarters for the John Marshall High
School Cadet Corps Camp June Is
to 20.
The Guardsmen themselves will
concentrate at camping grounds near
Front Royal on August 9, and move
from there by trucks to Indiantown.
The group will not include members
Of the 246th Coast Artillery, who will
train at Fort Monroe.
Evening star., 1936-05-29
YOUNG VIRGINIA G. O. P.'S
ISSUE CONVENTION CALL
BY the Associated Press.

BY the Associated Press.
WOODSTOCK, Va, May ga call
went out today for Statewide con-
vention Of Young Republicans to be
held here June 81.
The call was issued by John F. Locke,
chairman, and Mrs. William H. Logan,
secretary, both of Woodstock, and was
addressed to members and leaders of
local Young Republican Clubs, prospec-
tive members and party workers and
members in every county in the State
The purpose Of the convention was
said by the announcement to be prep
aration for waging intelligent warfare
against the forces now Tammanyizing
America, heavy taxes, wild spenders
and annihilators of constitutional gov
ernment and its guarantees Of human
freedom and progress"
Evening star., 1936-05-29
Bandits Flee Without Loot
As Tear Gas Floods Bank

Less than half an hour later the
robbers car was abandoned near the
intersection of Union and Sherman
avenues. Persons living in the neigh
borhood said two men leaped from the
machine and fed on foot.
When the robbers entered the bank
one of them covered Marinus c. Tam
boer, former State Assemblyman and
president Of the bank. He ordered
him to get into the rear Of the bank.
The bandits forced Alice Rolando,
an employe, to open the door admit
ting them to the section of the bank
where the vault was, Tamboer said.
It was at this moment that the flood
Of tear gas was let loose, and the BAN
dts dashed from the bank, crying,
gasping and choking. without stopping
to seize any money. the president said.
Evening star., 1936-05-29
MARYLAND EDUCATION
BOARD RENAMES COOK
All Other Officers Are Reelected
at Session Held in
Baltimore.

BY the Associated Press.
BALTIMORE, May 29-The State
Board of Education reelected all its
officials here yesterday.
DR.. Albert S. Cook, who has been
State superintendent of schools since
1920. was reappointed for four year
term. Tasker G. Loundes was re-
elected president of the board and
DR.. j. M. T. Finney was reelected
secretary.
Lowndes said other business con-
sidered was only routine.
Evening star., 1936-05-29
UarnH nf ThankH.

'IS the : late; late MARciLIH r coeNYERs wish
to thank their many friends for their
tiful floral tributes at the time Of their
bereavement
M. PATTERSON. EvERSoN D. CON-
YERS.
WILLIAMS. ADELIA A. The family of
the late ADELIA A. WILLIAMS wish to
thank the many members and friends
OF Asbury M E. Church and relatives for
their kindness during the illness and
beautiful floral tributes at the time OF
their bereavement ~
REV. r. M WILLIAMS AND FAMILY. 80
Evening star., 1936-05-29
Hotel Engineer Dies.

ALI Hustofsen. So, Hamilton Hotel
engineer, died of a heart attack last
night while attending to his duties.
He was discovered unconscious in the
hotel boiler room and was pronounced
dead by an Emergency Hospital am
bulance doctor. He lived at GIT
Ashton street, Colmar Manor, Md.
Evening star., 1936-05-29
Girls Assailant Executed.

HUNTSVILLE, Tex, May 20 R.-
Willie Dickerson. colored, convicted of
criminally attacking 4-year -old girl.
was executed early today in the State
prison.
He went to his death without max
ing a statement.
Evening star., 1936-05-29
BOWERS RITES HELD
Brother of Lieut.. John Bowers
Buried in Culpeper.

buried IN CuIpeper.
Special Dispatch to The Star.
CULPEPER, Va, May 29.-The
funeral of Joseph r. Bowers, men,
Der Of the local police force for 1e
years and chief Of police for the last
Z years, who died in Richmond
hospital, was held here yesterday.
Bowers, a native of this county. is
survived by two sons. Russell Bowers,
Culpeper. and Carroll Bowers, Rich
mond. several grandchildren and two
sisters and a brother. His brother is
Lieut.. John Bowers of the Washing
ton Metropolitan police force.
Imperial Valley press., 1936-06-23
80 Auction Philosophy =.
BY D. L. ZINN

Folks, Democratic convention starts in full blast
Tuesday. Some Democrats going to walk most of
EN- are climbing the band wagon The Republican
band wagon driver is yelling for Al Smith and his
bunch of walkers to get his wagon but they won't
get unless they make speech Reminds me of
the little kid who wouldn't play because he couldn't
be the batter all the time But listen n folks, the Demo-
Gratis the worlds champions oratory. Right or
wrong they put great show. Now the Republicans
chidng them on filling their convention with post
and other office holders. That's just old Demo-
cratic talk most of my life the Democrats have been
pulling that old gag the Republicans. When
boy the Republican party stood for national rights
state rights. Now the play has got reversed The
Democrats that side, maybe all the foot
ball change sides often.
| not like a lot of fellows who think the country
is going to the dogs if my candidate isn't elected |
believe the good old u. S. A is bigger than any cand
date and will win out in spite of them SO let's listen
in and hear the big show. | will be seein you.
Imperial Valley press., 1936-06-23
PROFESSOR TO REVOLUTIONlZE AIR
TRAVEL WITH SHIP-SO HE SAYS

will keep spinning around, and so
the NeWbauer gyro, which seems to
be standing still, actually will be
going 1875 miles an hour in the
other direction.
It figure it will take eight hours
and 80 minutes for Germany to
reach me-"
The professor will drop a peris
cope overheard and let it dangle
down a dozen miles or so, to make
sure it is Germany he lands on.
The experiment will be started
from the Mojave desert, about loo
miles northeast of here. The alleg-
ed plane, equipped with a French
Salmsanmotor and four bladed pro-
pellor, at present is parked in a
vacant lot beside the professors
home.
After his return the professor
who says he already has completely
disproved the law of gravity" -
plans to juggle a few more instru'
ments and "nullify the law of speci'
fic pressure
Specific pressure of the atmoS-
phere." he said, lis all that remains
to be conquered for complete safety
in stratosphere flying" The beauty
of it, he explained, is that you don't
waste any gas; the earth does all
the moving.
Who will be your pilot?" the
scientist was asked
Il don't know he replied.
Imperial Valley press., 1936-06-23

OUR steel on rock highways
are the smoothest and safest ways
to your favorite western vacation
spots. Our roomy, luxurious cars
are now air-conditioned to most
places cool, clean, quiet. You
eat, sleep, play, and relax on the
way, feel better when you arrive,
return home refreshed and fit.
With fares at only &c mile and
less, you save money, too.
MONTEREY PENINSuLA-As S
beautiful a playground as there is
in the West. Through sleeper from
Los Angeles. Day service also.
SAN FRANclsco-Always cool,
one of the nations most fascinat-
ing cities, where you'll see the giant
bay bridges nearing completion.
Seven trains daily, day or night
service.
PACIFIC NoRTHWEST-The
Evergreen Playground is close at
hand by train. Through 3534-hour
service q day, 2 nights) Los An
geles to Portland on the Vest Coast
Limited, now completely aw-con-
ditioned. Complete meals in din
ers: 25c, 35c, 40c.
LAKE TAHOE is an easy, quick trip
by train. Also YOSEMITE, SANTA
BARBARA, CRATER LAKE, many
others. Even ALASKA is entirely
feasible in 2-weeks' vacation, if
you go by train to Seattle or Van
couver. Ask agent for fares and
schedules.
Imperial Valley press., 1936-06-23
ALAMO-VERDE
Amy Tuttle

T. w. Kluck returned Friday from
Reno, Ney, after visiting several
days with relatives.
90
Mrs. w. S. Wallace visited with
Mrs. Hiroth of Brawley Thursday.
Mrs. l.. C. Hawk and daughter,
Helen, left Wednesday for Live Oaks
where Mrs. Hawk will spend the
summer. Helen will remain a few
weeks with her mother at Live Oaks
and then leave for Los Angeles
where she will attend summer
school.
Paul Hawk left Sunday morning
for Laguna where he will spend
several days as a delegate from the
Verde All club.
Leonard Jones of Pomona visited
with his uncle, j. Neidiffer, of the
store. After spending a week
at the Neidiffer home he left Thurs
day for the East where he will at.
Imperial Valley press., 1936-06-23

Mrs. Harrison Martin entertain
ed the Wednesday afternoon card
club at her home on International
Boulevard. Guests for the afternoon
were Mrs. Wiley Manning and Mrs
Robert Sperry. Members present
were Mesdames J. G.. Writ, w. j.
Young, Herbert Reedy, R. NJ. Chap
man, G. a. Sperry and the hostess
Mrs. Young and Mrs. Reedy whose
birthdays occurred during the week
were surprised with a lovely BIRTH
day cake presented by the hostess,
Prizes were won by Mrs. Reedy, Mrs
Writ and Mrs Chapman.
Imperial Valley press., 1936-06-23
CARD OF THANKS

We wish to thank those who as
sisted or gave aid at the tragic &C
cident and our friends for their
thoughtful sympathy and beautiful
floral offerings during our recent
bereavement.
Mrs. Catherine YarnelL
Oscar Yarnell
and Family.
Imperial Valley press., 1936-06-23

Lodged in Jail-SOStines Villareal,
26, was arrested at Trifolium by i'm
migration officers Monday and
booked at the county jail Alexan-
der Banuetos, 20, was arrested at
the same place by the officers and
lodged in the county Jail to await
investigations relative to his citizen
ship.
Imperial Valley press., 1936-06-23

L. E. Sinclair. who received pain
ful injuries when his car overturned
while crossing a bridge, is recover
ing at his home one mile southwest
Of Calipatria.
Imperial Valley press., 1936-06-23

Mr. and Mrs. William Corn enter.
tanned at dinner Thursday in honor
of Mr. and Mrs. T. L. Jones Of Nj
land who left Saturday for Los An
geles. Other guests were Mrs. HUI
bert Ingram Howard Hall and
w. Hall.
Imperial Valley press., 1936-06-23

The Lions held their last meeting
of the summer at the home Of Mrs.
Grace Mcdonald. Each member, as
is customary at the last meeting,
told Of his plans for the summer
vacation. The club then adjourned
till October when the first meeting
will be in charge Of the new presi-
dent. J. J. Farmer, and experiences
of the summer viii be related.
Imperial Valley press., 1936-06-23

Lunch In Comfort in room cooled
by refrigeration. Valley Drug Co.
(M12P-tf)
Imperial Valley press., 1936-06-23

Scott OF Westmorland visited with
the @. c. BroWnells in IdylWild last
Sunday
Imperial Valley press., 1936-06-23

Is Ill-W. S. Fitzer, head of the
Works Progress administration in
Imperial county, has been i'll for
several days in San Diego. He
IS suffering from an attack of
influenza. He is expected to be
able to return to Imperial Valley
within the next day or two.
Dine in Cool Comfort in air con-
ditioned store. Valley Drug Co.
(Ml2P-tf)
Imperial Valley press., 1936-06-23

Lodged in Jail-Jose Ojas, SO,
began service of a 75day sentence
in the county Jail Monday night.
He was sentenced in Calexico on
a drunk driving charge.
Imperial Valley press., 1936-06-23

To Attend SchoOl-Mrs. S. L. Nc
Crory and Mrs. Mary Griffin of the
El Centro schools are planning to
attend a demonstration school at
Palo Alto this summer.
Imperial Valley press., 1936-06-23

SherwOod's Cafe-Air Cooled for
Your Comfort. (M17 .TFJ
Imperial Valley press., 1936-06-23

Mrs. NJ. L. McKendry had as her
guests for luncheon and bridge last
Tuesday Mrs O. w. Holmes, Mrs.
E. E. Grosyenor and Mrs. Earl
HolmQuist.
Imperial Valley press., 1936-06-23

Victor Panosh, who underwent
serious operation in the Soldiers
hospital at SaWtelle recently. is con
valescing and expects to return
home in a few Weeks.
Imperial Valley press., 1936-06-23

Miss Lucille Guest will enter John
sons Business college in Santa Ana
as soon as her work is finished at
the local high school. Miss Guest
is secretary TO the superintendent,
Z. Il. McMath.
Imperial Valley press., 1936-06-23

LOS ANGELES, June %. UP
Prof. Valentine Newbauer, a new
fashioned fellow who doesn't believe
in the law of gravity, had his home
made windmill oiled up today,
ready for a flight into the stratos-
phere by which he hopes to make
a sucker out of Mohammed.
Mohammed. you may recall, tried
to make the mountain come to him.
but he failed; so he had to go to
the mountain.
Prof. NeWbauer, a bush-haired,
middle-aged man with alternate
front teeth missing who is no piker,
saws he will make a whole mountain
range-in fact, a country, come to
him. He plans to do it early next
month.
ITS so simple I'm surprised no
body thought of it before" said
Prof. Newbauer thoughtfully, rub
bing the nose of stubby box-shaped
airplane Gt hasn't any Wings in
which he hopes to ascend into the
ellelly -heavyside layer.
"All you do is go straight up, and
wait. Pretty soon the place you
want to see come to you, and you
come down again"
The professor insisted it isn't as
goofy as it sounds. He has picked
out Germany as the first country
he wants to come to him, because
they are building exceptionally big
sky rockets in Germany
7 will land in Germany and visit
the place where space rockets are
made" he said. Il always wanted
to see them, but never had time
to go to Germany and look them
over"
The professor knocked off few
yards of integral calculus, touched
it off with the binomial theorem,
added a dash of the second law OF
thermodynamics and came up with
the figures:
Il will go up Is miles and then
stop. At that height thenspecific
pressure, which is lat pounds per
square inch here on the ground,
will be so light my special Newbauer
power-gyro (the wingless airplane)
will rest on the earths atmosphere
like a duck Feather on beer foam.
THE atmosphere of the earth
tend college.
90
Ollie Stewart has leased the L. j.
SturgeS ranch.
CT. E. Tuttle of the Alamo district
has just sold his bermuda seed crop
TO w. r. Whitman of Yuma.
Mrs. Bud Mckenzie and son, jim.
mie, returned home Sunday after
spending a week at Flyn Springs.
90
I. Scott went to Santa Ana Thurs
day to attend the funeral of his
sister Mrs. Allen. former resident
of Holtville.
90
Miss Ruth Melbourne returned
home Saturday evening, after
spending two weeks visiting with
relatives in San Diego.
Ernest Stauch, who formerly had
a shop in Holtville, is now working
in Sears Roebuck and company in
Ell Centro. Stauch resides at the
home OF his mother, Mrs. Earl Davis
in the Verde district.