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Washington Journal., 1921-08-12
Sod)maHcr i'm S%alsfnmmcrsnt.

SIN Gal5fammeroiit Orobt Sod.
ipaiicrgefabr. PILE Notmcbren, Die
lett Der lesten Sodpaiierfataitro.
pbe erridtet nuroen, limo bon Der
Slut nicoeregrilien por0en. @uBer.
ocm ipurocn groBe Sol6uorrGte, De.
rem @ert aui einige Wiiaionen be.
5iffert miro, tpcesetrieben. SiaI uno
@mmoen iino beorobt.
Washington Journal., 1921-08-12
Scnre 9iriden.

Ser OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES fir Sir.
iden am Obcrrbein betrllg 4 Bis
t.50 Marf fir oas Bfuno. 8Gume
Der Sriibiorten bingen bon, Die ser
ipdtcrcn Sorten meuigcr. SIN aage.
mcinen fiel Die grnte sering aus,
oa biz Bitten in ben Sauptgebieten
~erfroren limo.
Washington Journal., 1921-08-12
%attenplase in MenIel,uit.

9as lebte Sodwaiier in Meulel-
ipib, oas 0os llngliid BET ben Meu
ielpieer @raunfoblentperfen berpor.
gcrllfen Fat, bat altf cine unbeim.
li6e &attenplage in NeuieImib our
Solge. Sn einem Sauie nabmen oie
&atten 10 ~iiberbano, Dab natts 5tuei
Ginoer Ser Samilie bon oen &at-
ten angefreiien woroen iino.
Washington Journal., 1921-08-12
Sin muberncs 9ieienbuteI in Irns.

Gin aoniortium aMerifaniider
Eldehoilomofen, an oeiien Spite
Ser ebemolieg @eianote in &lmd,
MEN @opicfa itebt, plant, auf Dem
Spielplate iArdg bonn 8ilion.
9abubof in Yrag elm groBcs mobcr.
nes Sotel 81 erridten. Die beioen
6liigclbaiten oes @ebaliocS iollen
Z Stodiperfc bod icin. 8as Son.
iortilim bat bereitS oas gum 9au
crforoerlide aapital aufgebradlt,
No6 i'm 2oufe oieieS Sabres miro
mir Dem @au "be1onncn wcroen.
Washington Journal., 1921-08-12
Der Mf6rber Salaats freiseipruden.

SIM Bro5eB pegen grmor6ung
Ealaat 8ai9os gaben oie @eiGwo-
renen ibren @abripru9 auf nidt-
i6uloig ab, worauf Die Sreiipre-
dung oes @ngeflagten Seilirian er.
folgte. Der Saftbcfebl gegen i'm lit
Johann a~uigeboben moroen. Nad
SGluB Der Bodybuilding wuroc Der
Srcigeiprodene bon ieinen 5ablreiG
aumeicnoen armeniihen 2nnosleit.
ten nit acknowledgements
i~iberbduft.
Washington Journal., 1921-08-12
Gclbit bic bemtide 9irdbofinidrift
iunrOe %entfernt.

Ser aampf gesen oie oellti9en
Sni6riften in @oroi9leswig gebt
weiter. 90 bat man iebt iogar sic
Sni9rift: rGs miro geiaet ber-
weslid, es miro uuferlteben unuer-
meslid," iiber Der @ingangspforte
81 Dem @ottesader in Gbriltians-
fel0 e%ntfernt. Ser fleinlide odni-
i6e &f gegen ales Geuti6e
fennt feline Bietdt. Sic Snifrift lit
in 1922 angebrad)t moroen. SD
nii1e &ulturi"
Washington Journal., 1921-08-12
Dit @OR nnO @asen bmrdsesanscn

lit Dem @auern SGaffer bon S9on-
berg, &beinpfal5, elm &nebt. Ger
iclbe batte bel Dem 8aiiern cine
Stelung angenommen uno our an
gebli1en Serbeiidaffung ieines Sea-
items elm Slbrpcrf entlcbnt. &ob
uno @agen lab Der Bauer bis
ieBt ni0t pieOer.
Imperial Valley press., 1921-05-02
A JUST CLAIM.

Superior court Judge has found fro conclusons OF law
Mark and the Laguna Water Company
is not entitled recover from the Imperial irrigation Dis
tric the of S6200 expended IN the promotion OF the
All-American canal PROJECT
With the finding of the learned iurist The Press has
quarrel We learned in law nor IN the rules of evil
pracced the courts and not competent to
pass Judgment the law and the fact at issue IN
this before the court
The Press does believe however that the claim of Mark
Rose and the Laguna Water Just one and should
paid and would have been paid II the stockholders
the muuals whose property already has water
and who needed relief had acted the dog in the
securing equitable adjustment of the clam but to
save to the individual stockholders few dollars which
might have been taken from their pockets in the form OF
Mark Rose is the father of the Al-Amercan canal project
admittedly the best and feasible plans for the
relief of the situation in this valley yet devised and
which would add thousands of of abe land to
this vast man-made empire of In and of
here and Washington Rose for has been
working the interest of the valley. and for the
Mesa lands the side of the valley He has
selfish in the pursuit of his plans only insofar the
realization of his dream of decade would put the soil
that side of the valley where he has his home nmberess
blades of grass where there is
The All-American canal project general and
would benefit the entire valley what extent the
and ranchers of the valley know full we'll without being
forth here The money claimed by Mr.. Rose and his
sociates spent the furtherance of this project and
should be returned to them.
What if further in litigation be the
The Press advised but do believe that so far
Mr. Rose is concerned if he way to secure
relief for his losses, that he will pocket share without
further ado and straight ahead he has always DONE
working the advancement and betterment cOnd
tions of the farmers and ranchers in the entire valey
Imperial Valley press., 1921-05-02
ADJUSTMENTS
REAL INNON ALTON

An optical feast is promised to PIC,
ture patrons when Douglas Fairbanks
new photo-feature. The Nut" opens
at the Palace Theater tomorrow for at
run Of two days.
According TO advance reports regard
ing this production, the public may
expect to view a real celluloid innova-
ton. For originality and novelty Of
treatment. this picture IS said TO excel
anything Yet attempted by the ingen-
ious Doug. Although no announce
ment has been made Of the exact ma
ture Of the photoplay. it Is understood
to provide a new type of characterize
ton for the popular star.
\ statement issued from the New
York office of the United Artists,
which is releasing the screen offering.
conveys the information that THE
Nut" deals with the adventures of an
eccentric young inventor who fails in
love with a girl in the New York his
torical Greenwich Village. "Doug's' >
as a gay Lothario are said
TO involve some of the most amazing
and comical complications ever shown
upon the screen.
Imperial Valley press., 1921-05-02
CHARMING VIOLA DANA.

Loveable Cinderella is with Us again
or rather her new twin sister, whim-
sically appealing and sparklingly fresh
She will be seen at the Topic theater
today when the Metro special Gin
derella's Twin will be featured as the
attraction of the bill.
Which is cause for rejoicing for
rumor hath it that this picture is ene
delightful concoction with all The old
never-failing charm. And piquant lit
tie Viola Dana is there as the star
the scullery maid who goes straight
into a 20tn century uansion to find
the heart Of the man she loves.
"Cjrderella's Twin" is from the
original story by the well-known writ
er, Luther Reed, as scenarioized by
himself. 1t is directed by Dallas NJ.
Fitzgerald under personal supervision
Of Metros production director, Bay
ard Niller. The motion photography
is by John Arnold and the art interiors
are designed and executed by A. E
Mantz.
The supporting east includes Wal
lace Macdonald as the leading man
Ruth Stonehouse, Edward Connolly
Edward Cecil, Gertrude Short and Vic
tory Pateman.
Imperial Valley press., 1921-05-02
DAIRY LECTURES.

1t Is now definitely known that Mr..
Z. H. Biles, dairy inspector from the
state of California department of agri-
culture will lecture VI Simple Sani-
tary Equipment for Imperial Valley
Dairymen." Mr.. Bj!es will illustrate
his talk by demonstrating the use Of a
set of model equipment This promises
to be Of especial interest as state laws
governing production or clean milk and
cream are rgid and will be strictly
enforced in ,he future,
L. H, Multon, of the California
dairy couril has consented to come to
Imperial yalley for the week to speak
on "Cooyerativc Bull Associations" In
these days when purebred bulls from,
high ppducing dams are a recognized
necessity, but the dairymen's pocket
books Sre low, some such. scheme as a
.b1,i b<qeiation sfioaIdjj prove OF I'M
meny>Value' pairyass sWla lister
IwiIa good deal Of ih8rfse f63koul.
|tons taE... n, @4ei f@)ti
= Vr. K. II Power. Rex Poy,er, Ar
nAnd Power Mrs. Hi.W. BfewertL
T. Gru"ell5 B ~ Grlwell, Mrs. kath
,yn Montgomery.
Imperial Valley press., 1921-05-02
TOO LATE TO CLASSIFY.

TO LET-HAVE ABOUT FORTY
acres which | will let out to respon-
sible parties for their feed. Roy Shep-
ard, Box Gas, City.
Imperial Valley press., 1921-05-02

WANTED-MAN TO RUN GAS EN-
gine. Apply Imperial Brick Co., Ma
pie Ave. and K. K. Tracks.
Imperial Valley press., 1921-05-02
FOR SALE-MY LEASE ON 40 A,

FOR SALE-MY LEASE ON 40 AC.
of'alfalfa under ditch, : miles south
west of El Centre, 25 extra fine cows,
Jersey bull. 6 calves, 8 good horses,
set of harness; also implements, 1875
Buff Leghorn chicken. Price $4,000.
$2150 cash, balance monthly. See F.
G. Weir, Deputy Sheriff, care Sheriff's
office.
Imperial Irrigation District general
fund registered warrants are payable
down to an dincluding registered num-
Der 21S15.
r. H. MADDUX. Treasurer.
Imperial Irrigation District.
The Lake County times. [volume] (Hammond, Ind.) 1906-1933, 1921-02-16
A BUDDHIST SALVATION ARMY

Christian missionaries have done long and 50
fruitful service among the people of India, China
and Japan that their enfeavors have become more or
less an story the folk who send them forth No
greater compliment these Christian workers could
have paid than the announcement that the Budd-
hiss have formed organization similar in many re-
spects TO our own Salvation Army.
The Salvation Army. among those who call
themselves Christians for many the subject
Of condescending smile. It when the nation,
in fact the world faced crisis in the late war
that the sterling worth Of the Salvation Army made
itself more evident The crisis normal well
az physical political and economic one Not all
work agencies stood well in the breach did the
Salvationists.
Some religious leaders see in the Buddhist
organization the beginning of worldwide struggle
for religious supremacy Heretofore Christianity has
been the active Of the major religious bodies Of
the world attempt conversion cf all the nations
it's creeds There integral qualities i'll Buddhism
that seem to make spread in countries i'm
probable. Its leaders. however. could have taken no
better pattern missionary work than the saliva
ton Army Of the Christians.
The Lake County times. [volume] (Hammond, Ind.) 1906-1933, 1921-02-16
KEEPING TAB ON CHURCH GoERs

church in Aurora, Nebraska, has adopted some
ghat unusual method checking up the attendance
u members It is the used by business con-
Germs for keeping record cf employees present and on
time or otherwise but it has been followed long
enough determine if strict business be
jected into religion.
Each member receives card which is be pre-
scented the services An attendant punches card
show time az attendance and character Of service Az
regular periods these cards gathered and the record
o the members asceratned Any brother sister who
has fallen below fixed standard for attendance viii
BE called before the official board and the persuasive
influence Of that body e exercised.
The card system viii work Of two vays-lt
I'll stimulate the attendance Of members who do not
desire 70 he known delinquents 1t viii drive them
f.om the church. It viii probably be found that the
test Well the easiest interest perons in
attending church to make the services 81 attractive
tnat they viii not BE willing to miss them
The Lake County times. [volume] (Hammond, Ind.) 1906-1933, 1921-02-16
SCIENCE AND SPIRITS

We are told by Dr. Hereward Darlington the dis
tinguished Investigator into physc matters that II
laboratories properly fitted up i'm America seien-
lists would he able to reach definite conclusions
within years the possibility Of communication
With the dead That IS subject IN which every human
being bound he interested It does not seem like
ly that lack Of laboratory equipment viii be al
owed to stand in The And yet II must be con
fessed that mankind has made surprisingly little
its attempts rend the veil Of death and explore
what lies beyond
An important recent development and one which
apparently ha been pretty generally overlooked. is
perfected BY Professor Imoda Of the Paris Pspcho
logical Institute which points theory that radium
that mystery-natter may hold Key that Will unlock
the secret of spirit communication one does not need
be spirualis be interested in the things these
disclose Science forges ahead regardless
OF creed dogma. one day. perhaps it viii penetrate
70 The hevnnd
The Lake County times. [volume] (Hammond, Ind.) 1906-1933, 1921-02-16
UNABLE TO PAY TAXES

The mysteries of finance are made more inscrutable
to the average BY the inability Of individuals and
corporations to pay the fourth quarter nsallment Of
and profits for the calendar year 1919
fair assumption il should lie received
income profits last year that might BY Uncle
Sam the of 81 600. say money should be
in the taxable's pocket bank
In most cases, we believe. that the present in
ability pay is necessity of using the
tax in going businesses. It simply could not
spared earlier in the business conditions as
The Lake County times. [volume] (Hammond, Ind.) 1906-1933, 1921-02-16

rome? Ans.-The Volga, 1877 miles in
length.
&. Where do we get the word hootch
Ans.--Hootch is an Esquimo word. it,
means liquor.
Z. What is the annual loss 70 timber
each year by preventable hrese Ans
The average loss is s25. 600. geo.
g. What w@s the first bank TO carry
on business as it us today Ans.-The
Bank OF Venice. established IN the 18TH
century. carried ON banking business as
ii is now practiccd
9 What city lis the capital of SIAM
Ans.-Bangkok
TO- From what ancient city was Tho
obelisS Of Central Park, View York.
brought Ans The obelisk was
brought 70 New York from Alexandria
Egypt
The Lake County times. [volume] (Hammond, Ind.) 1906-1933, 1921-02-16
Leon Galore.

When Leon Galore reports at the
framing camp Of the Brooklyn
Dodgers at the end Of this monfb
Uncle Wiibert Robinson is going Ia
give the young hurting star iuet
one tip. That's TO be. "Slow dow,
IN your hurting. Don't mitch se
though you had to catch a frs;r .
Robbie believes Galore was bsn5;
capped last year b. hurrying ~.
piteching-tiring himself out esrIv
IN tho fray @f'N
The Lake County times. [volume] (Hammond, Ind.) 1906-1933, 1921-02-16

they exist make impossible to procure the necessary
cash The condition seems to support the argument
that the present system taxation detrimental
business
The Lake County times. [volume] (Hammond, Ind.) 1906-1933, 1921-02-16
CASING THE PARASITES

II IS not the bocbe but the boII weevil against
which the United states army is about TO lay down 4
plantation may Dc exterminated experiments already
onducted wud indicate
operation with the department Of agriculture is carry
ing the battle In France the use of chloropierin
considerable success. Chloropcrn produced indus
trially and be obtained in large Quantities Il is
not iniammabie is only partly soluble IN water and
eYaporates very easily
of hymenoptera and aphids have been eectually des
royed by this method The entire subject OF poison
The Lake County times. [volume] (Hammond, Ind.) 1906-1933, 1921-02-16

The first two weeks of the ownership of a talkn
machine usually the hardest the neighbor
The Lake County times. [volume] (Hammond, Ind.) 1906-1933, 1921-02-16

When reaches SO he likes TO fool himself
with the assurance that he has Just begun to live
The Lake County times. [volume] (Hammond, Ind.) 1906-1933, 1921-02-16

Ia these days cf varied activities it not as e.
as il once was 70 recognize an honest dollar.
The Lake County times. [volume] (Hammond, Ind.) 1906-1933, 1921-02-16

When a promoter admits that his proposition has
element of doubt be that it is mostly doubt
The Lake County times. [volume] (Hammond, Ind.) 1906-1933, 1921-02-16

II Lenine is insane. reported. he could hardly
do things any crazer than he has been.
The Lake County times. [volume] (Hammond, Ind.) 1906-1933, 1921-02-16

It would probably be difficult borrow gun from
bandit these days-they in use of the time
The Lake County times. [volume] (Hammond, Ind.) 1906-1933, 1921-02-16

a banker may have confidence ia the future but
he wants couple of good names besides your own
the note
The Lake County times. [volume] (Hammond, Ind.) 1906-1933, 1921-02-16

There really time when lot of folk wer
IRE The big corporations would send the country L
The Lake County times. [volume] (Hammond, Ind.) 1906-1933, 1921-02-16

The allies would feel more like putting German
md Austria their they were not afraid eli
Kick from behind
The Lake County times. [volume] (Hammond, Ind.) 1906-1933, 1921-02-16

The world seems to be approaching the point where
win require the decidedly unusual create any
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