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Evening star., 1938-09-02
Government Asks
Rate Cut to Boost
Exports of heat

BY the Associated Press.
The Agriculture Department. at
tempting to stimulate grain exports,
sought today reduction in freight
rates on wheat moving from Central
and Western producing areas to sea-
board shipping points.
1t asked presidents of Eastern and
Southern railroads to accept a reduc-
ton to help dispose of 100 1000, 900
bushels of surplus American wheat in
foreign markets.
In letter to the presidents. M. L.
Wilson. acting Secretary of Agricul-
ture, asked that rates be cut in ac-
cordance with a suggestion recently
made by several Eastern railroad ex-
ecutives. The suggestion later was re-
jected by the Association of American
Railroads.
The proposed rates would have been
about so per cent lower than those
now prevailing, officials said, or about
the same as those charged by boats
plying the Great Lakes from Chicago
to Buffalo.
Plan Still Considered,
CHICAGO, Sept. (P-Central
Freight Association headquarters said
today that last weeks proposal by
Eastern carriers to cut freight rates 10
cents 100 pounds on grain reshipped
East from Chicago and other Mid
western centers was still under active
consideration"
Action Of the A. A. r. was not bind
ing. it was explained, and today the
freight association said a decision
might be announced here or in WASH
ington next week.
Evening star., 1938-09-02
Chicago Cash Market.

Wheat-No. 2 red. 67i2: No. 3 hard,
65. No. S, 6ll4: No. 2 mixed, 63'4.
Corn-No. yellow. 52l4-53: No. 2, 81
50; No. l white. So: No. 2, So, Oats
Sample grade mixed, 2334; No white,
26A -27. Buckwheat - Old No. 2.
l.50-70. Barley-No 3, 1854: range,
3l-68. nominal. Timothy seed, 2.75-85;
red clover seed. l000-l200: red top
clover seed, 700-75.
Evening star., 1938-09-02

Approximate Sales OF Stocks op the NJ Y Stock Exchonae
1900 A.M-------- 10000 1900 Noon----- 10000
100 Pm ----- 100000 200 Pm $4,000
La gaceta., 1938-08-04
Ell PICNIC DE PICNICS

Continlan trabajando las CO.
misiones de intereses y hacien-
da
La primera debera presentar
a la segunda, para ser abonadas,
las cuentas del Picnic de Pic
mics.
Cuando las cuentas todas Sc
paguen e informen en- definiti-
va los que tienen tarjetas de al
muerzo y entrada, Sc conocera
ell rendimiento final.
Varios dias pasaran todavfa
antes de que pueda hacerse un
corte de GAIA.
El tesorero de la comisi6n de
hacienda, Sr. Vazluez, trabaja
todas las noches en- union de los
companeros que lie ayudan, to-
dos miembros de la comisi6n.
La gaceta., 1938-08-04
NOTAS SOCIALES

te de la WPA, Carl Brorein.
NssA Higgins y DArpa.
Todos los que habaron 10 hi
cieron brewemente y con mucho
aeierto.
Sc lie entreg6 a Cain, que ce-
lehrsba su cumpleanos, un re-
gallo humoristico.
Los artistas de la WPA pre-
sentaron tres numeroS de bale,
siendo muy aplaudidos.
Uno de ellos fue una "rumba
especial" por las hermanas Pivi
dial, nlmero muy attractive.
Mercedes, muy mercedes, los
aplausos que Sc tributaron a los
artistas y la orquesta.
Entire los invitados, a los, cua
les no Sc facilitaron asientos,
porque nj siquiera los habia pa
ra las senoras, anotamos a los
Sres. Frank Cannon, admins
trador general de la Tampa E.
lectric; Ramon Fernandez Rey,
p~residente del Centric Espanol;
Manuel Gonzalez, en- represen-
taci6n del Centre Asturiano;
Joe M. Rey, uno de los fundado-
res de la Camara de West Tam
pa; DR.. Peter Cimino, ell conoci
do boticario; Adolfo Diaz, boti-
carlo de la misma barriada; DR..
Juan Silverio; Cesar Rivero,
canciller del consulate de Cuba;
! lctoriano Manteiga, director
de este peri6dico; Jose A. Gre
CORY, jr. director de Ell Triunfo;
/. Fonte; c. ]. Dslgado, Nor
man Kirkonnell, que actu6 de
maestro de ceremonies; Nick
Co9menares Sra. R. E. L. Chan
cey, Sra. SilNerio; George How
Ell y otros.
Sc obsequi6 a los invitados
con sandwiches refrescos Y man
tecado.
Los ninos, luego de abiertas
las puertas, pasaron ALI una no
che deliciosa.
Ea "court" de tennis es pre-
cioso.
La gaceta., 1938-08-04
LA PASIONARIA

Ell Comite Femenino puso a Ia
venta, en- ell homemade a Mexico.
tarjetas postales con Ell retratc
de Passionate.
Los companeros y compane-
ras donaron 10 que buenamente
podian.
Sabemos de I'm compAnero
que di6 una peseta por la tarje-
ia Y despues Sc fue caminando
hasta West Tampa.
Muchos de los que adquirie-
ron las tarjetas las mandarin a
Espana, con una dedicatoria pa
ra Dolores Ibarruri, la mujer
que anna al puelo y es armada.
La gaceta., 1938-08-04
CORRAL

Publcaremos mafana un ar
ticulo de Alfonso Camfn sobre
ell f~usilamiento de Joaquin Co
rial, en- Arriondas.
Corral, segdn Camin, era un
"indiano' de Tampa, donde es-
tuvo dedicado al ramo del taba-
co
Tenla en- Arriondas un senci-
10 chalet y viva en- union de su
espoca, dana de esperada edu-
caci6n.
Isl alguna persona no tenfa
enemigos en- Arriondas, era Joa
quin Corral. pero los faccio-
SOS lie fusIlaron.
La gaceta., 1938-08-04
ALMA FACCIOSA

Del peri6dico "Heraldo de A
rag6n", organo de los f~ascistas
de Zaragoza, sacamos los pa
rrafos que siguen:
"La guerra con Francia acre
centaria nuestro ardor belico y
las caracter1sticas raciales de
indomable espanolismo'.
"Pero, con este esfuerzo o sin
81 poriamos mirar la guerra
con Francia sin pesimismo Y a.
frontarla sin miedo, dadas las
circumstances actuales que ha-
cen que tengamos un Ejercito
aguerrido y fuerte de varios
cientos de miles de hombres mo-
vilizados en- un frente que es ella
sico para guerrear contra nues-
ira vecina, y que esta apenas pc
drfa enfrentarnos, sin cometer
gravisima impruencia, des-
,guarneciendo otras fronteras,
mas de cuatro o cinco cuerpos
de ejercito bisonos, fuerza facil
de contener y aun de rechaZar
81 en los calculoS de nuestro al
to mando entraba ell afirmar Y
reforzar nuestra Inca defensi-
va adentrandola en- territorio
frances, por la 1nica parte fran
cueable del Prince, la que Sc
extiende desde Bidasoa a San
Juan de Pied de PORT.
"Claro es que nuestras pobla-
clones cercanas a la frontera
sufririan por los bombardeos
aereos inevitables, aun supuesta
nuestra superioridad cualitati-
va aerea, pero no serfa sin reci-
orocilad: Burdeos, Toulouse,
Bayona, Biarritz y Marsella
quedarian reducidas a escom-
BROS por nuestros bombardeos
an la primera semana de la que
ira y sus comunicaciones ferro.
viarias interrumpidas.
Y no digamos NADIA de las que
unen a Francia con Catalina,
que dejarfan de e~xistir, libres
nuestras escuadrillas de 10 que
la decision de respetar escrupu-
losamente la neutralidad del te-
rritorio frances nos impone
hoy
iBuenas intencione tienen
los n!nos en- cuanto a Francia;
pero NADIA mejor sc puede decir
de los que asesinan a sus pro-
pos hermanos, niios y mu6e-
res
La gaceta., 1938-08-04
Ell Parqne Reg

Bajo los auspicios de la Ca
mara de Concrete de West Tam
pa sc verified aver la dedication
del parque Peregrino Rey, re-
c~onstruido con fondos de la
WPA y la ciudad de Tampa.
Invitados por esa camara,
presidieron ell acto los Sres. R.
E. L. Chancey, alcalde de Tam
pa; Leon Cain, presidente de
la Camara; 81 CONCEAL D'Arpa,
Nash Higgins, Carl Brorein Y
otras personals.
Mr.. Brotchie, director de la
WPA en- Tampa, tambien Sc en-
contraba ALI en- union de su es-
tado mayor.
La orquesta sinf6nica de Tam
pa, por Ell professor Maxine E.
chegaray, toc6 varios ndmeros
y acompan6 a los artistas del
proyecto teatral de la WPA.
Aunque West Tampa es una
ciudad cosmopolita y debi6 ha-
blarse en- los tres idiomas de los
vecinos de esa comunidad, in
giles, espanol e italiano, solo Sc
hizo en- ingles por Cain, ell al
calde Chancey, un representa-
La gaceta., 1938-08-04

1ugtsrois. .pfsparada CON aoaaea
sure de mostax@ y oASOe activos Ia
efsdtoa que ei antiRuo parche d
mostAza, ain de5aP ampoifAn.
4usterole avele alivlAr con pTom.
eitud bronauitis. dolores dc garRan.
e. toses, resfriadoe napral@aaa.
oongesfioneG reum8fismeA 1orcedu.
r@s, doloRsaw musculAfsA eoutuslo :
yes. Tiehs nodSr hsatat para evitnr
JAS Dulmon4as. yendeka On taaAn
eAe dfogueTtag. D 8Bc CSC, en-
4ayrog y On Tuboa. TgmaAe Do Ae@x
NAL o.
msma~w m. m --
La gaceta., 1938-08-04
10 QUE listed sIEMPRE HA DEsEADo

Plata para la mesa. Lo que las mu-
jeres quieren y desean. Plata para la me-
sa, ell ideal, cubiertos hechos por la famo-
ga VIM. A. ROGERS SILVERW ARE.
Una gran noticia tenemos que dar a
nuestras l~ectoras.
La Gaceta, por medic de la cooperation
de la Oneida, Ltd, fabricante de la Plata
de Mesa VIM. A. Rogers, hace possible la
adquisicion de estos cubiertos a sus nume-
rosos lectores. listed puede tener 10 que
otras seioras y senoritas tienen.
CALIDAD - DURACION DE POR VIDA
Els duro ~creerlo, pero la realidad esta
aquf-plata de mesa a tan bajo precio. La
La gaceta., 1938-08-04
VISTA A REGENSBURG

Hoy por la tarde, a las tres,
hara una vista a la fabrica de
Regensburg el general Santiago
j. Philemore.
Los companeros de esa fabri-
ca lie obsequiaran con cigarros
de los que ellos elaboran.
La gaceta., 1938-08-04
"VOZ DE

Nos llegan dos ~ejemplares de
la "Voz de Madrid, peri6dico
que Sc publica Ell Paris.
Publication dedicada a expo
ner la verdad de 10 que en- Espa-
ma sucede; peri6dico leal, huma-
no, al servicio de los ciudadanos
agredidos y de los ninos inmo-
lados.
Salud.
La gaceta., 1938-08-04
La obra de la retaguardia de Tampa,
que es vanguardia de Amerca
en- la ayuda favor de E.spana
COMITE FEMENlNO

La irectiva ell Comite Feme-
nino Sc reunira hoy, a las 8, en-
ell Centre Obrero.
Ruegase la asistencia de las
companeras. Hay asuntos que
r~equieren estudio e Immediate
resolution.
La gaceta., 1938-08-04
Cdnnra de Ybor

Los directories de la Camara
de Concrete de Ybor Sc reuni-
ran esta noche en- La nueva Off
Gina de la Gale Catorce y Move
ma, en- Ell edificio donde estuvo
Ell Pasaje.
Ell presidente Hudson ha man
dado una carta extensa y "ca-
Ientita" a los miembros, pidien
doies no Sc duerman en- los lau-
relies.
Esperase que todos los direc-
torres hagan hoy acto de presen-
ella.
(PdsU ln la Va. pdg.)
La gaceta., 1938-08-04
La Italia

Cuenta va con Ell concurso de
nueStros mejores elementos So
ciales ell Picnic que la sociedad
"La Italia anuncia para ell 81
de Agosto.
Los directories de La Italia
realizan activos trabajos en- ia
vor de la venta de tickets Y pre-
paracion de la fiesta.
Oportunamente daremos o.
tros detalies.
La gaceta., 1938-08-04

, Jaxntd
Sc reunira hoy, en- 81 edificio de
Ia Legion Americana, la sscci6n
de recreo de la antigua y acre.
ditada sociedad La Fraternidad.
A los componentes de la Sec
ci6n Sc suplica puntual asisten-
cia.
Proyeetos de importancia Sc
ran discutidos.
La gaceta., 1938-08-04

bUWS
La Logfa Sacer6otisas del He
gar No. 2 cslebrara un bale por
ingitaci6n Ell sabado 90 de agos-
to, ell la hermosa sala de la Do.
ce avenida Y Gale 10.
Asistiran las hermanas Y her.
manos.
Esperamos nuevos detalleS
Imperial Valley press., 1938-03-08
NEXT Ik|STALLMENT TO BE LAST
OF ENGINEERING REPORT

of Table 8 and Table 8. Again, esti-
mates are presented covering the
probable minimum and maximum
payments on account of All Ameri-
can canal. In general, it must be
anticipated that at least $1,250,000
must be provided from assessments
during the next five years, and
thereafter at least $1,000,000 and
perhaps $1,200,000 per year. Begin
ming in 1855, the construction re-
payments will increase by at least
$250,000 SO that even more money
will then have to be raised by as
sessments against the lands in the
district.
Again, attention is called to the
fact that other power revenues
may become available in time, and
that any estimate of the magnitude
of future assessments is necessarily
uncertain. Although the foregoing
is our best judgment, any plan for
adjustment of this burden should
be sufficiently flexible to take care
of any departures from the eX-
pected,
Imperial Valley press., 1938-03-08
Goth InStallment)

1t is expected that water will
be run through the All American
canal from Imperial Dam to Pilot
Knob in the latter part of 1888
and that water will be delivered
into Imperial Valley through All
American canal some time in 1899.
The first repayments of the con-
struction cost of the All American
canal are assumed to begin in 1910
in the amount of percent of such
costs. In 1945 payments in the
amount of percent are assumed
to commence, and payments IN the
amount of percent in 1885.
The totas amouh,o TO be repaid
by Imperial Irrigation District is
not now known. The canal and
appurtenant works serving the I'M
perial Valley are not yet completed
and no construction has commenc-
ed on the Coachella Branch. Fur
thermore, ALLEGATION of costs OF
construction to the Coachella dis
trict has not been fixed, nor car
any accurate estimate be made OF
the amount of damages which may
be added to the cost of construc-
ton. The following is quoted from
letters to us from the chief engin-
eer of the Bureau of Reclamation
From these and from other infor-
nation, we are of the opinion thai
Imperial Irrigation District will bt
,,,,1nt. tho All An1nrIpnf
canal contract, to make repayment
aggregating not less than $25, ,000,'
600 and not more than $4,000, 900
exclusive of amounts to be repalo
by the Coachella district.
Letter from r. F.. Walter, ratec
Nov l6, 1887:
Il have your letter dated Nov
II, 1887, requesting information as
to the liability of the Imperia
Irrigation District to the United
States under the All American
Canal contract.
"As the terms of this contract
which is dated Dec. l, 1882, are
somewhat involved, / am enclosing
mimeographed copy which you
may study and retain.
THE maximum construction IL
ability of the district is $38,500,00C
plus possible increase for damages
as provided in article 7. and the
terms of payment are covered by
article ~ of the contract.
1T is hoped that the actual con-
struction cost will be somewhat
less than $38,500,0OO, but no defi-
mite figure can be offered at this
time as construction of the 100.
mile Coachella branch has not ye
begun"
Letter from r. F.. Walter, datec
Imperial Valley press., 1938-03-08
JOE KEMPS
HAVE GUESTS
ALAMITOS MOVES

Guests at the Joe Kemp home
the past week were Mrs. Kemp's
parents, Mr.. and Mrs. j. A. Klump,
their son-in-laW and daughter, Mr.
and Mrs. C. o. Talley of Mt. View,
a son C. F Klump of Stockton.
Mr.. and Mrs. Talley left for their
home Sunday but the Klumps will
remain for another week.
A two table bridge party was en-
joyed Tuesday as Mrs. Dave VIII
liams entertained at her home
Her guests were Mesdames Lottie
Woodbridge, Chalmer Whitmer,
Burton McKinnon. Loyal Whitmer,
Frazer Alldredge, Hans Thams, 1.
A. McKinnon and the hostess Mrs.
williams. Prizes were won by Mrs.
Woodbridge and Mrs. Chalmer
Whitmer.
Miss Eleanor McKinnon was an
over night guest Of Betty Gregg
Tuedsay.
Guests at the Hans TfSms home
last week were Mr. and Mrs. Rob-
ert Drummond.
Mr. and Mrs. Adolph Moore Of
Cottage Grove, Ore, returned
home after spending a week in
the valley with the Julius Hofer
family and ether former friends.
Imperial Valley press., 1938-03-08

y at the Calexico high school au-
ditorium, Saturday morning. Mar
II, at 9:3, in a conference arranged
by California Teachers associa-
ton.
The Imperial county conference
hase been arranged i'm two phases.
In the first phase the general
theme will be presented by a speak
er. while in the second. selected
teachers and supervisors will en-
gage in a panel discussion of the
subject.
DR.. C C. Trillingham, assistant
superintendent of Los Angeles
county schools. will open the con-
ference with an address.
The panel discussion following
this address will be participated in
by Robert j. Ball Beverly Hills
high school; Jay d. Conner of San
Diego schools; Mardele Robinson
South Pasadena schools; Earl K
Smith. Holtville high school; and
Guy A. Weakley, superintendent
Ell Centro schools
J. w. Lawson, principal. Calexico
high school, will preside.
Imperial Valley press., 1938-03-08

Still capable of pulling steady
oar, DR.. John Harvey Kellogg,
noted authority on nutrition,
demonstrates in the picture
above how he keeps fit by ex-
ercising daily on the rowing
machine, clad only in a loin
cloth. This photo was made
at Miami, Fla, where DR.. Kel-
logg observed his 86th birthday.
Imperial Valley press., 1938-03-08
MOTORCADES
TO COME TO
VALLEY FAIR
CBy Special Correspondent

JACUMBA, Mar. 8 - In gala ar
ray this community will greet the
arrival of two great motorcades
enroute to Imperial county fair,
Sunday, March 13, San Diego coun-
ty day at the valley exhibition.
B. L. Vaughn issued an edict
calling upon all business establish
ment here to bedeck their store
fronts with bunting and other dec
orationS.
The Highway 80 caravan will in
clude delegations from downtown
San Diego, Ell Cajon boulevard, La
Mesa, Ell Cajon, Lakeside, Alpine,
Descanso, Pine Valley, Julian, La
Posta, Live Oaks, Manzanita, Eek
ener Pass and Boulevard.
The downtown San Diego delega-
ton will be headed by the Brown
Military band the Ell Cajon Boule-
yard contingent by the Sciots band
and drill team, and La Mesa. Ell
Cajon and back country groups by
the Grossmont high schools musi-
cal organization.
Students of the Mountain EN-
pire high school will participate in
the huge motorcade to the fair.
Students from Descanso, Guatay
Pine Valley, Boulevard, Jacumba
Hipass, Campo, Tecate and Potrerc
attend the mountain hign school
About so of the schools 100 enroll
ment plan to make the trip, Chri,
Nelson, president of the Campo
Potrero Chamber of Commerce.
Imperial Valley press., 1938-03-08
Clothes, Pistol
Found i'm Ditch

Ownership of an abandoned blue
corduroy jacket and a 38 calibre
revolver Tuesday mystified El Gen.
tro police.
The jacket, described as one
such as Filipinos wear" and the
revolver were found Montay night
by B. E. Lemons in a ditch east of
his property in the 500 block on
State street.
Police believed a prowler may
have abandoned the articles as he
fled at the approach of a patrol
ling officer.
Imperial Valley press., 1938-03-08

I est yet discovered, requiring l9
minutes of exposure at a distance
of four inches to be killed But
bacteria so far studied fall between
these extremes.
Light rays which kill germs are
not new to science. Ordinary sun
light does the job, but is COMPARE
lively weak and takes much time
to be effective. Some ultra violet
lamps kill germs, but also emit
heat, and so are impractical for
use in refrigeratorS.
Imperial Valley press., 1938-03-08
HIGHWAY 80 TO
MEET MAR. II
by Special Correspondent

LAGUNA JUNCTION, March g..
The next meeting of the Highway
30 chamber of commerce is sched-
uled for Friday evening, Mar. IL.
at Laguna Junction cafe John
Chalupnik, chamber secretary, an
nounced.
The meeting will start with din
ner at 7:30, following which repre-
sentatives of the Imperial county
fair, and members of the organiza-
ton will discuss final arrangements
for San Diego county day at the
Imperial county fair, Sunday, Mar.
13
Many prominent persons from
both Imperial and San Diego
counties are expected to attend.
Walter Havekorst, H. R. Anderson,
and Robert Hays will attend. as
will Hugh Osborne and Capt. Frank
Oswalt and Sergeant Cliff Reed of
the California highway patrol.
Prominent San Diegans who have
been invited include Mayor P. j
Benbough, U. S. Grant, Roy Rich
ard, and Homer Skipper.
Frank Forward of San Diego will
speak John Hettich will preside.
Imperial Valley press., 1938-03-08
Caradine Funeral
Set for Thursday

- IMPERIAL, Mar. 8 - Funeral
services for Mrs. Margaret A. Cara
dine, 10. Imperial Valley pioneer
who died Monday, will be held at
the Lemons funeral chapel, Ell
Centro, at 2:30 O'Clock Thursday
afternoon.
Mrs. Caradine, a native of Hood
county, Tex. Her survivors include
a son, Henry Caradine, Imperial;
five grandsonS; and two great
grandaughters
Imperial Valley press., 1938-03-08
SLAPPING US.
GIRL DENIED
BY JAPANESE

SHANGHAI, March, 8 (UP)- A
japanese army spokesman today
denied that a japanese sentry
slapped Miss Grace Brady, an
American school teacher here, fol-
lowing an investigation of Miss
Brady's charges transmitted to the
United States consulate.
Mss Brady said the sentry
struck her while questioning her.
The japanese spokesman said Miss
Brady attempted to evade the SEN
try by walking away.
The spokesman said the sentry
merely touched, Miss Bardy's
collar when she delayed opening
her handbag for inspection.
Imperial Valley press., 1938-03-08
School for Seamen
Will Be Established

WASHINGTON, Mar. 8 CUP =
The U. S. Maritime commission
will establish a seamen's training
system to increase personnel eff
cheney aboard American ships,
Chairman Emory S. Land announc-
ed today.
Effective March Is, an estimated
40 men annually will be given su-
pervised instruction on ocean-go-
ing vessels in preparation for
careers of officers and active sea-
men.
Imperial Valley press., 1938-03-08
Death Ray for Microbes
Demonstrated to Doctors

NEW YORK, March CUP)- A
death ray for microbes. so practi-
cal and inexpensive that restaur-
ants, soda fountains, butchers
shops, bakeries and even cosmeti-
clans may use it, was demonstrated
tonight before 1000 of the nations
public health authorities, physici-
ans and scientists.
The ray kills typhoid germs in
eight seconds. Other germs are de
stroyed in less time. The black mold
that forms on bread is the tough
Imperial Valley press., 1938-03-08
Hoover in Conference
With AdOlDh Hitler

BERLIN, Mar. 8 tUP) Former
President Herbert Hoover was re-
ceived today by Adolf Hitler, in
company with Hugh Wilson, Ame-
rican ambassador. Later Wilson
gave a luncheon for Hoover which
was attended by members OF the
diplomatic corps.
Imperial Valley press., 1938-03-08
Baroness Attempts
To Take Her Own Life

LOS ANGELES, Mar. (UP) -
Baroness Irene Pongracz, as, thrice
married dress model and divorced
wife of Cyril Tolley, amateur golf
star, today attempted suicide by
poison in her hotel room, police
reported
Imperial Valley press., 1938-03-08
Modern School Method
VIII Be Outlined at Meet

Modern school methods and the
development of personality through
education will be discussed by ex-
perts before parents, school trus-
tee and teachers of Imperial codn-
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1938-11-05
------O---
DOWAGIC NEWS
BY Rev. ". T. Butler

Las, sunday morning. the Sun
day school lesson was Illustrated
an the blackboard by the pastor.
The sgbjec: Of the pastors morn
i-g sermon was Bliss
IN The afternoon the Missionary
ei~,e sponsored program. The
Rev r. L. shaw, pastor OF Chain
Lake Bap,.st church preached and
his eAair rendered a musicale.
y neay night. October IL. Rev
~ r pu'ler was elected president
q re Central Ministers Alliance,
9t Cass ssfa Rev. walker, OF Niles.
Was elected secretary: Rev. ID.
dors,os. x assopolis. treasurer;
re Rev R, l.. shaw. OF Chain Lake,
wee president. After the election,
4 constitution was drawn UP TO
govern the alliance.
F-ank Harrison is In Lee hos
p.ta' Suffering from fall at the
gra:a elevator. He sustained four
asckea ribs, when be fell about
'sr,y teet.
Ire Rev. Mr. Butler will cele-
5fae As first anniversary OF his
;'as' -a' from November Z 10 II.
The Celebration will close Sunday
asterreoa with pot suck dinner,
sporsorri rs The Misc ionary cir
Gle Zach night Of the anniver-
sary some pr3minent minister and
bis choir 1854 be present as fol-
lows Monday night, Rev. p. Hus-
ton, OF Niles Tuesday night, Do
wagiac'e high school superintend-
en' Wednesday night, Rev. Joseph
Fox fwhiie) pastor Of the Federat-
cd church; Thursday night, Rev.
r r. George, (whi'e) pastor OF the
Methodist Episcopal church
Friday night, Nov. IL, Rev. Lemon
II Niles, pastor % First Baptls'
church; sionday night. Rev. Lem.
on, FIRST Baptist church. Niles, and
Rev. +. A. Williams, Second Bap.
tist church, Benton Harbor.