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Imperial Valley press., 1936-03-02
LEGAL ADVERTISEMENT
NOTICE

-
Notice is hereby given that ap-
rlication for the registration of the
following described containers
brand as provided by Section 671
CT the AGRICULTURAL CODE of
CALIFORNIA, has been filed with
the Department of Agriculture of
the State OF California bearing the
following insignia on .container
side, Green Valley, Dairy Reg. Cal.
El Centro; on container bottom
GVD.
1t is intended that said brand
Kill appear on all cans, cases and
bottles owned by me and all con-
tainers- SO branded must not be
used by others without my writ
ten permission.
GREEN VALLEY DAIRY.
S. T. WISE.
(F24-M29)
Imperial Valley press., 1936-03-02
Minor Earthquake
Shock Felt at L. A.

LOS ANGELES, March 2. UP
Two earthquakes of minor inten-
sity rocked the Los Angeles area
yesterday. rafting windows and
fitting pictures on walls but doing
little other damage.
The shocks were recorded at
Imperial Valley press., 1936-03-02

1923 am. and 11:43 am. (PST).
The temblors were felt only in a
dozen Southern California cities
surrounding Los Angeles. Seismo-
graphs at the Carnegie Laboratories
in Pasadena showed that the
quakes' epicenters were in the
south portion of Los Angeles.
Imperial Valley press., 1936-03-02
Building Service Crews
AnSqVer Call of Unionism

NEW YORK. March UP On ereakng million
New walked kyscraper apartments
painted up and 3O-story Offices
Twenty thousand
workers
Imperial Valley press., 1936-03-02
QUNITYBlRlEFS TllR7

Visitor-Murray FosS' of Santa
Ana visited friends in Heber over
the weekend. St+
Children Under IL - Tap Dancing
soc. Wooda Blesy, 723 Orange.
(F18P- -M3A)
Visit Yuma-Mr. and Mrs. Earl
Briggs and Mr.. and Mrs. Riley Nc
Bride and daughter, Karen, motor
ed to Yuma Sunday.
Hotel California Cofiee Snop, char
,oal broiled steaks, mixed drinks.
(N2P-MA2Al
Heber-Mr. and Mrs. George
Whitcher made a business trip to
Los Angeles Thursday returning
Friday.
Meet me at SherwooTs.
,O2fP-A25A)
Heber-Jeanette Imogene anG
Pauline Lowe enjoyed a trip to
San Diego Sunday with Murray
FoSs
Marriage License-George H. Lead
better, %, and Lou Ann Heading
ton, II, both of Live Oak Springs,
received marriage license at the
county clerks office Saturday.
Probation Granted-M. M. Mag
arian, guilty of violation of the
agricultural code, was granted
probation for 18 months in su-
perior court Saturday, a nine
months Jail sentence having been
suspended.
Visit Here-Mr. and Mrs. H. H.
Hammond of Riverside and Frank
Hammond of Fremont Neb., vis-
tied Imperial Valley last week.
end. The Hammond men are broth
erS.
Commandery Dinner-I. v. Com
mandery No. 81, will meet at $50
o'clock Tuesday for dinner in the
Masonic temple, the regular meet
ing taking place at .7:30 o'clock.
go
Townsend Radio Talks KXO
Tues, $50 p. M, AL @. Newman,
Brawley; Sat. $3.50 p. M, S. l.. Nc
Crory. tM2P-M3A)
PcIice Arrest Drunks-El Centre
city police arrested IL men Satur-
day and Sunday and booked them
at headquarters for drunkenness,
disturbing the peace or both, ac-
cording to records.
Imperial Valley press., 1936-03-02
Smash Natives
On Ethiopian Frontiers
Copyright 1896 by United Press

GENERAL HEADQUARTERS Northern Ethiopia March
UP-Marsfa Badogo Italian commander in ehe III East
all Ethiopian armies that faced
Halle Selassie
Imperial Valley press., 1936-03-02

Commandery Dinner. v. Com
mandery No. 81, will meet at $50
o'clock Tuesday for dinner in the
Masonic temple, the regular meet
ing taking place at .7:30 o'clock.
Imperial Valley press., 1936-03-02

Townsend Radio Talks KXO
Tues, $50 p. M, AL @. Newman,
Brawley; Sat. $3.50 p. M, S. l.. Nc
Crory. tM2P-M3A)
Imperial Valley press., 1936-03-02

Visit Here-Mr. and Mrs. H. H.
Hammond of Riverside and Frank
Hammond of Fremont, Neb., vis-
tied Imperial Valley last week.
end. The Hammond men are broth
erS.
Imperial Valley press., 1936-03-02

Pclice Arrest Drunks-El Centre
city police arrested IL men Satur-
day and Sunday and booked them
at headquarters for drunkenness,
disturbing the peace or both, ac-
cording to- records. I
Imperial Valley press., 1936-03-02

Fly With Warren BrOckman -
Boulder Dam Round Trip S17.00
Prone Calexico 2-J-2.
(W.TF.-2 WkS.)
Imperial Valley press., 1936-03-02

Probation Granted-M. M. Mag
arlan, guilty of violation of the
agricultural code, was granted
probation for 18 months in su-
perior court Saturday, nine
months Jail sentence having been
suspended.
Evening star., 1936-09-10
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You'll be astonished when you discover how fast it works.
and yet how safe it is Even sheer cotton prints washed
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OxYDoL economical too Tests show that it will go to
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Get OxYDoL tomorrow. Proctor Gamble.
Evening star., 1936-09-10

anti-climax. SorryI He handed the
kitten to the redhead, who handed it
to me, and OF we went again. The
kitten didn't like me. or something,
and 1t scratched me-"
Miss Lansing was reflective. "And
it took you three-quarters Of an hour
to do just that?" she taunted. TOM
myrot, Percy You took the girl
somewhere for q drink. OF course,
you did"
II didn't" said Percy. Naturally,
I asked her II she cared for . drink
Snd she said she didn't. No, ! took
her home after that, II you want the
finish. That Is, I drove with her to
her hotel and took taxi blackjack
here. That's what took up the rest
of the time. And now you have the
complete account of my movements.
I never did find out her name" he
added, humorously.
"Stop plaguing the poor man, Eel
d." ordered their hostess. "He's here,
isn't he? Get some more music, some
body! There's q dive in Gary that
carries on all night, I think. It's
somewhere in the low-wave numbers" :"
Blackwood, however, had begun to
find the tale of the redhead, the kit
ten and the Hindu servant family
stimulating. There was quality Of
fantastic half truth about it that ap-
pealed to his story mind.
"Just a minute" he protested.
Where did she live, Percy?-if it's
any of my business"
Interested, eh?" The story-teller
grinned. well, she lives at the We'll
don Hotel, Riley. old sleuth-a very
nice little place, just back of the park,
near Fullerton avenue. Roughly.
about opposite the animal house, I
should imagine. We didn't see the
animals as we came through the
park-too dark!-but We certainly
smelled them"
II know the place." said Black
wood. You didn't go in with her?"
mo, ducky, did not. keep tell
ing you I'm straight-laced young
Evening star., 1936-09-10

The incompetent young woman at
the radio appeared to have picked
up the Gary Dance Palace success
fully, but not very accurately. Through
the lifting melody Of the distant fox
trot q powerful voice had begun to
speak. Loudly, harshly. like . rising
siren Of disaster, 1t sounded above the
ripping phrases Of the dance, until
1t seemed TO I'LL the room.
Blackwood's eyes were alight with .
fanatic interest.
Gar 146 Investigate murder
or suicide at l140 Lake Shore drive.
Car 146 Investigate murder or
suicide at 1l40 Lake Shore drive. Car
146 Investigate murder or sui
eide at 114o Lake Shore drive. Station
WPPD, Chicago"
Three times repeated, the forceful
monotone was at length imperative.
It pierced the miasma of gin and
futility ike . cold breeze out of the
lake. It halted the juggling dancers
on their uncertain toes. It even
silenced the melodious voice of Percy
Jones himself. something no human
enterprise before had ever accom-
plished. And the lovely widow, Janice
Hume, at the sound Of that startling
interruption, stood pale and rigid
with heaving bosom-amid the crum-
bling ruins of her latest social ca
Amity.
For even the foggiest intellect there
among them had not forgotten that
this was 1l40 Lake Shore drive, in a
corner Of which, for the time being,
they drank and danced and Uttered
and played at living.
(To be continued.)
Evening star., 1936-09-10
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asked me if she could give me lift. "
"Goodlooking, Of course" The
suggestion came in the high-pitched.
screaming voice Of Tommy Lester.
If anybody thinks she wasn't he's
crazy" said Percy Jones with con-
viction. He shrugged complacently.
What could say? What would you
have said, Blackwood?"
"She wouldn't have asked me-"
said Riley Blackwood. He lighted o
cigarette and slumped into . chair.
With the horn spectacles Of his pro-
fession, he looked astonishingly like
the talented and saturnine Mr.. Aldous
Huxley.
Percy Jones agreed. perhaps not, !"
he assented seriously. Anyway, ]
asked her If she was driving north,
and she was. I said Let's go!' and
off we went"
Just like that" said Zelda Lansing.
Where was the kitten? In the carr"
She didn't believe a word of the story,
she told herself. Percy had always
been poor sort of liar.
"Of course not. The kitten came
later. We stopped of for It,"
We'll, what about the carr" asked
Constantine, smiling. 1T wasn't a
taxicab by any chance?"
Don't be silly. She was driving
her own car, of course. There were
| just the two of us, and she asked me
where I was going. I told her, and
she said she'd drop me Off"
That was nice of her." commented
Miss Lansing. who was she, If it
isn't secret?"
Percy Jones was only slightly en-
barrassed. Hanged if I know ex-
actly," he confessed. "Of course, I
know where her aunt lives-that's s
where we picked up the kitten. Shed
forgotten she had to pick up the
kitten, you see, until we were nearly
here, SO she had to go back for it.
Naturally, said I'd 60 with her. The
kitten was at her aunts-I told you
that. 1t was a dingy little place, on
one of those cross streets, you know?
Old-fashioned and respectable enough,
but-ah-well, shabby genteel. Old
| porcelain doorknobs and that sort of
thing. I should imagine an artist
would find it very attractive"
He paused for a drag at his cigar
ette and they gathered that he was
on delicate ground. It was at this
point, no doubt, that the girl-if there
had been a girl at all-had been
violently kissed.
We'll" continued the narrator
cautiously. Eve sat in the car for a
few minutes smoking. when suddenly
out of the house popped . Hindu
servant, carrying the kitten. I be-
lieve the redhead had honked her
horn as we came up, SO there was no
mystery about it except the Hindu.
How'd you know she was q
Hindu?" Blackwood was mildly in
terested.
The story teller smiled. "I knew
because she was a man, and he wore
turban around his head. You know,
the sort of wrap-around that looks
like bath towel?"
Him." said Riley Blackwood. It
was curious tale; he was wondering
| cynically just how much Of it was
true. The scratch was real enough,
at any rate; 1t was a rather ugly
looking affair, considering its reputed
origin. well, what happened then,
Percy?"
I'm afraid that's ALL" admitted the
| radio announcer. The Hindu was the
high spot. I'm afraid the rest Is
Evening star., 1936-09-10

man. left the attractive female on
the doorstep Of her hotel"
80 that you don't really know
whether she lives at the Weldon OF
not"
Percy Jones was troubled and some
what annoyed. "I suppose I DON'T
he admitted, after . moment, but ]
imagine there's very little doubt Of 1t.
Why should she deceive me?"
"Why, indeed" agreed Blackwood.
did she leave her car at the curb,
by the way?"
"Well,-yes, she did"
"And stepped back into 1t again as
soon as your taxi was out Of sight.
said Blackwood. refiectively. II sup
pose you'd know her again, If you
saw her?" He laughed and shrugged
the problem from his mind. Don't
answer, Percy. But If your plans In
volve q search for the young woman,
don't waste your time fooling around
the Weldon Hotel. She never lived
there in her life"
He stood upright amid q shout Of
laughter and strolled into the entry to
get his coat and hat.
"And that's that" said Janice Hume,
with energy. More music-quick!
Who's that at the radio?"'
1t was the giggling debutante named
Smale.
Darling" continued her hostess,
"pet something lively, We want to
dance"
In the miniature hallway Riley
Blackwood was slipping on his top
coat and reaching for his stick. 1t
had been a terrible party, he re-
flected morosely, and he was very
glad to get away from 1t. AS for
Percy Jones, the man was simply a
pain in the neck. as he had always
known.
The radio began to hum and sput-
ter under the unskillful hands Of the
fatuous Miss Smale. The dancers
already were in motion. Blackwood
laid a hand upon the doorknob, then
suddenly paused to listen.
Evening star., 1936-09-10
INSTALLMENT I.
(Continued.)


my face was scratched by blue
Persian kitten" said Percy Jones with
dignity. "That happens to be the
truth. I hope the. little beast was
healthy. / had her up against my
shoulder, and suddenly"
Zelda Lansing took possession of him
with a proprietary air. Come and
have a drink, darling, and tell Zelda
all about it,"
II gather that am not believed,
he smiled, and flung out his hands in
humorous resignation. "Ah, we'll!
That, I suppose, is the reward of vir-
tue. When one is really good, the
worst Is always suspected" He followed
her to the far end of the room. where
the sideboard sparkled, and came back
with a glass of Janice's weak punch.
sWell, here's to crime!"
you certainly get away with 1t"
said Archie Dunning. It was tribute
Of an appreciative fellow male.
Their hostess was bearing down upon
the latecomer with pair Of giggling
debutantes who were there to meet the
celebrities. Her face was beaming.
"Oh, don't worry about an alibi,
Percy" she admonished. We're all
glad to see you, anyway. want to pre-
sent Miss Borland and Miss Smale-
two of your warmest admirers. Mr..
Percy Jones!"
Mr.. Jones was charmed and delight
ed. Miss Smale believes me, anyway
he murmured. II can see it in her
eyes"
And Mrs. Samlow." said Janice
Hume.
She dragged forward smirking ma
tron Of middle age who no doubt had
once been attractive, and who obviously
still thought herself a flapper. Her
pther name was Thelma.
Mrs Samlow was overwhelmed. GIVE
been dying to meet you, Mr.. Jones, u
she gasped, lever since Janice told me
that she knew you"
Her eyes moved with tipsy roll that
suggested the lyrical quality Of her
nature. They sparkled and coquetted
She was, however, perfectly sober.
Ecstasy was simply habit of speech
and conduct.
Dying" she added passionately, "to
meet the voice that has charmed and
thrilled continent"
Not to mention a number Of penin-
fulas and islands," said Riley Black
wood. still preparing to depart. IF you
aren't lying about that kitten, Percy
he continued, 81 would advise you to
swab that cut with iodine"
For an instant the announcer of
programs looked vaguely alarmed.
"Tetanus?" he questioned. II thought
Of that. Imagine a radio announcer
with lockjaw!" The mellif1uous voice
was filled with comic horror.
The circle around his person was
growing; he smiled his appreciation
Of the attention. "It was really very
amusing, all of it. Don't go, Black
wood! I'd like you to hear this.
You'll love it. was virtually kid
naped from the microphone. And
by a redhead at that! I'm not partial
to redheads, you know. That is, I
adore them-but they terrify me-"
He grinned his little crooked grin
at Zelda Lansing, who was darkly
ted and called herself a titan.
"On my honor. hadn't a chance
to escape her She was right behind
me when I left the mike. One of the
audience, I suppose: they don't
usually let them get that close. She
Evening star., 1936-09-10
Squirrel Causes Burglar Alarm.

CLEVELAND, Ohio (R.-Elmer
Hoopengarner called police to see
what could be done about the man
with gun" peering through his din
ing room window. The officers arrived
IN time to see gray squirrel scamper
from its perch on the window sill.
Evening star., 1936-09-10
New 1900, 900 Soap Discovery Soaks
Out Dirt In IS Minutes J.. Gets White
Clothes 4 to S Shades Whittier

For here at last safe soap that works without scrbbng
or boiling soap that leaves your hands soft white and
Perfected by the makers of gentle Ivory soap, OxYDoL
works utterly principle It is the result of pat
ented process which makes soap much fasteracng yet
keeps safe formula that makes it to times chiter
washing than less modern soaps by actual test.
You soak clothes only IS minutes to the tubfu and
white clothes wash snowy white. Even the tough spots
come clean with gentle rub between the fingers. And
you get through with your wash far sooner, because
oxYpoL cuts vsahing time 2s% to 4o% In tub or machine
Evening star., 1936-09-10

from neighborhood boys for 10 to Is
cents each.
Police Lieut.. Sylvester Stoehr said
the boys had sold $1,000 worth of
kidnapped" racing pigeons, many val
ued at 500 each.
Yee Kee was released. The boys
were turned over to Juvenile Court.
Evening star., 1936-09-10
Scrap Iron Trade Growing.

Exports Of scrap iron from Neither
land, India. where iron rusts and de-
teriorates rapidly, is increasing and
has become large scale business
among the natives who accumulate
scrap for sale to Chinese and Japanese
dealers.
Evening star., 1936-09-10
Expensive Chop Suey.

PITTSBURGH, Pa. CP.-Frequent-
ers Of 69-year-old Yee KEGS restau-
rant discovered the chop suey they
have been served for so cents a plate
was At for q king.
Yee Kee found it out. too, In Police
Court. He admitted buying pigeons
Evening star., 1936-09-10
Grateful Housewife Writes HoU
OxydoI Saves Her Hands

"OxYpoL is the first soap I've ever found
that will get my clothes white and still is
mild enough for my hands. My hands were in
terrible shape from the other soap I'd been
using. 90 | bought package of OxYDoL and
tried it. It's TACT that in less than days
my hands were smooth and soft. And you
should see how white and lovely the clothes
are. It's al due to OxYDoL."
(SifSsd) MRS. GLADYS WALLACE
401 Steiner Street, San Francisco, CALI.
The Indianapolis times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1922-1965, 1936-05-21
MEALS Often FAIL
TO give NEEDED
INTERNAL EXERCISE
ALL-BRAN Relieves Common
Constipation

( Meals that are low in ''bulk" are
common failing of the average
American diet. Frequently, these
meals result in irregular habits.
Constipation due to insufficient
bulk" IS often consequence. This
condition causes discomfort, and
may lead to headaches and loss of
appetite. Even serious disease may
develop.
Danish the danger of diet low
:. in bulk" by eating Kellogg's ALL
= BRAN regularly. This delicious
cereal is an abundant source Of
gentle 'bulk."
Within the body, it absorbs mois-
ture and forms soft mass, which
5 exercises and strengthens intes-
final muscles, and cleanses the
Z system. ALL-BRAN also furnishes
-'vitamin B and contains iron.
{. Two tablespoonful daily, with
milk or cream, are usually suffi-
cient. If not relieved this way, con-
suit your doctor.
Z How much pleasanter to enjoy
this natural food in place of pills
and drugs. Serve ALL-BRAN in
some form each day, either as a
cereal, or cooked into mullins,
breads, etc. Eat it regularly for
regular habits.
ALL-BRAN is sold by all grocers.
Made by Kellogg in Battle Greek.
sconstiDcsi0a drs to inspaeisns "bniss
The Indianapolis times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1922-1965, 1936-05-21
ACCOUNTANTS
GROUP HEADED
BY J. C. GRIM
Succeeds C. N. Carter as
President of Local
Organization.

The new president OF the Indian
apolis chapter, National Association
OF Cost Accountants is j. c. Grim
who succeeds Charlton NJ Carter
Elections we're held last night in TIE
Washington.
H. F. Coll is first vice president,
E. j. Schlatter, Kokomo, second vice
president; E. G. Schwier, treasurer
and Clyde D. Hunter, secretary.
Directors are George S. Wells,
meetings; Harry Nichols, member
attendance; Curt Hirschland, mem
bership; Joseph o. Waymire, pro-
gram; A. o. Harding, Newcastle,
publications; o. F. Hammer, en-
a. ployment, and Mort Asher, publicity
j. Brooke Heckert associate pro-
fessor Of accounting at Ohio State
University and a former national
director of the accountants organi-
zation, spoke on How Much Ac-
counting Should We Do?"
LAS business firms grow, &C
cumulating more complete records
CT past performance, the cost of OBJ
tanning and maintaining such in
formation acts as a checkmate on
the amount Of accounting to be
done" he said.
. The chapters annual membership
golf tournament is TO be held June
30 in Anderson.
The Indianapolis times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1922-1965, 1936-05-21
PARTY TO PLAN
FOR CONVENTION
Democrats to Meet This
Week to Select
KeynoterS.

The arrangements committee for
the Democratic state convention is
to meet here this week TO name
keynote speakers and permanent
convention chairman and to attend
to other details for the session to
be held June 16 in the Coliseum at
the Indiana State Playground.
Virgil M. Simmons, Fourth Dis
trict chairman and head of the
State Department Of Public Works,
is committee chairman.
Other members are Henry o.
Goett, indianapolis, Marion County
prosecutor and Twelfth District
chairman; Alex M. Pursley, Hart
ford City, Fifth District chairman:
Mrs. Sanford Trippett, Princeton,
Seventh District vice chairman, and
Miss Eudora Kelley, Nashville, Ninth
District vice chairman.
The arrangements committee also
is to select a sergeant at arms, a
chief doorkeeper and convention
secretary.
Gov. McNutt may be the keynoter
at the convention on both national
and state affairs.
The Indianapolis times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1922-1965, 1936-05-21
AUTOS CRASH HEAD-0N;
MOToRIST is ARRESTED
Van Bevel Charged With Driving
Under Influence of LIQUOR.

Van Bevel, so, r. r. IA, Box 215.
an automobile driver accused of
leaving the scene of a head-on COL
lison, today faced charges of drunk
enness and operating a motor We
hicle while under the influence of
liquor.
The accident occurred last night
one mile south of Allisonville on
Road IL. Mrs. Margaret Moenning.
"a, Of 1929 Washington-blvd, told
deputy sheriffs the car driven by
Bevel veered to the left side of the
road, colliding with her car.
Bevel disappeared following the
The Indianapolis times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1922-1965, 1936-05-21
WRITER PREDICTS FALL
OF HITLER AS DICTATOR
Edward Price Bell Sees No Danger
of World War.

Edward Price Bell, former foreign
correspondent of the Chicago Daily
News, last night told the Beth Ell
Mems Club that Adolf Hitler soon
will fall as dictator of the Ger
man Nazi government. He spoke in
Beth El-zedek Temple.
Mr.. Bell, who has just returned
from a trip through Europe and
Asia, is not expecting another World
War soon, because nearly all the
world powers are fearful of the con-
sequences, he said.
The former correspondent said an
undermining of the confidence of
the German people in Hitler was
growing rapidly, and that this loss
of prestige would lead to his down
fall.
The Indianapolis times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1922-1965, 1936-05-21
BENEFIT Is ARRANGED
FOR CATHOLIC SCHOOL
Father MarchinO Raising Funds for
Hayden Venture.

A benefit bingo party to raise
funds for a Catholic school in
Hayden, Ind, is to be held at 8:15
Sunday night in the knights of Co
lumbus Hall, 18th and Delaware
SITS.
Father MARCHING, pastor of st.
Joseph Church, HAYDEN, plans to
refurnish an abandoned school and
have summer sessions this year.
Condition of the roads in that Vi
entity made the idea of a school
last winter impractical.
Father MARCHING formerly was as
sistant pastor of the Church of the
Little Flower, indianapolis.
The Indianapolis times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1922-1965, 1936-05-21
A. B. IRWIN TO SPEAK
TO ADVERTISING CLUB
Members to Hold Noon Meeting at
Columbia Club Today.

A. B. Irwin, advertising and pro-
motion manager of Stokely Brothers
81 Co., was to present an advertising
case history" in his talk on "Ad-
p vertising In Action before the Ad-
vertising Club this noon at the Co.
lumbia Club.
j New club officers are to be elected
at the meeting May %. Those nom
mated are Jack E. Harding, presi-
dent; Fred Lahr, vice president;
Leroy G. Breunig, treasurer; Harold
l.. Ross, secretary; Robert M. Bowes,
Russell Etter and c. M. Davis, di-
rectors. G.. Vance Smith is retiring
club president.