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Evening star., 1922-08-17
WHO KNOWss

How doth the busy little girl
Improve her shining nose
When little freckles have appeared
Their presence to impose
Upon that surface. small but neat,
In many shining rows?
Some say, that lemon Juice is nne,
And others say cold cream,
While others tell Of remedies
successful while you dream
In hlissful joy, Of the day
When freckles cease to CLEAN.
We fnd each maid afiicted thus
With kisses of the SUM-
Must choose the cure that suits her nose
And then, il this is done,
Both shine and freckles disappear
And victory is won.
Evening star., 1922-08-17
PLAYGROUND DIRECTORS.

IT is very interesting to note that
most of the girls who act as
directors on the school play
grounds of the District are college
or normal school students, who do
this work either to gain additional
yaIuanle experience in dealing with chill
dren or to earn funds which will ena able
them to continue their school careers
This year there are girls from the
sargent School for Physical Training
ana Columbia University as well as
George Washington students doing
TINS work: Similarly. all the boys
acting as life-guards are college boys
Last year 100 girls took the play
ground training course and many
were disappointed in seeking posi-
lions, because of the fact that there
are only twenty-five school grounds
and twenty-three municipal pIay-
grounds in the District. However,
many OF those who have taken these
eialnins courses have secured posi-
tions paying splendid salaries where
they can do this work in other cities
Evening star., 1922-08-17
Things You'll Like
to Make
Beaded EarrinEs.

Beaded EarrinEs.
Earrings are being worn a great
deal. To be UP to the minute, they
should match your frock. You can
easily have a pair to match each cos
Evening star., 1922-08-17
II Live the Ideal Life" Proclaims
Irene Castle fireman.

I'll wager that the most you know
about Irene Castle is her dancing
her late husband and her clothes. I'll
wager that you don't know much
about her present husband, Robert
Evening star., 1922-08-17
Girls and Their Interests
CONDUCTED BY HELEN H. FETrER.
8. sanitarians. bacteriologists.

etc.
There is such a need for women in
the field of work under the public
health service that Miss Minnigerode
has started a nurses training school
modelled on the same general plan as
the two military training schools for
nnraeS
Evening star., 1922-08-17
|vY YoRD comes from Canada
M that the nfst flve woman
Wv graduates in medicine have

Wv graduates in medicine have
received their degrees at
McGn University, Montreal. Canada.
Two out Of the Ave were also prize
winners.
The fight for the right of women to
study in the medical faculty OF TINS
university started twenty-five years
ago. In this connection it is inter.
esting to note that while there are
more than 1000 woman physicians IN
the United States. practically no sta.e
hospitals have granted admission 70
women as internes and only the least
attractive positions have been given
women in these state institutions.
There are. however, many other po,
knowledge is much needed and there
Is not the traditional barrier to DC
overcome. Woman doctors are pe.
Ing welcomed into these lines OF
work in increasing numbers ana are
doing notable work as public heann
Evening star., 1922-08-17

tume IL you make them yourself.
String small beads. the color Of the
material or trimming Of the frock, on
very hne wire or silk. Make three
loops Of the beads. Fasten these
loops to any round earring and you
will have q pair Of the very newest
kind. FLORA.
tCopyrisht. le22)
Evening star., 1922-08-17
STUNNING LIGHTWEIGHT wRAl
OF NAVY CANTON. FRINGE


OF NAVY CANTON, FRINGE
TRIMMED.
dows. Gay Scotch plaids, more sub
dued checks or stripes and pastel
tinted tweeds are the most extern
sively used mediums, and they are
patterned on cape-coat lines with
smartly pocketed and belted fronts.
Let us hope that milliners will de-
sign so many attractive sport hats
off-the-face felt will be entirely for
gotten!
The remark that our fapper-filled
streets look as If an orphanage had
been turned loose on them was GER
to be a possibility that individuality
will come into fashion again with
longer skirts and elaborate coinures.
The hat illustrated Is rather An
Elective model Of panne velvet in the
Evening star., 1922-08-17
GI1IILES1oRlEs G1I
%BEDTInEI
Sammy Jay Gets His Excite.
ment.

ny THORNTON W. BURGESS.
1t NAV seem strange. but It 10. true,
The greatest scamp some good may do.
Farmer Browns Boy.
Imperial Valley press., 1922-09-12
TO MAKE DEMAND
FOR VOTE COUNT j..
IN CLOSE RACE
Shepard Positively Will Ask
Court Recount of Vote
for Collector

Demanding recount of every ballot
cast in Imperial County in the primary
election Arthur Shepard, behind Mont
J. Reid by two votes in the official
count announced Saturday in the race
for collector, today declared his inten'
tion to file petition in court before
Thursday asking the court to determine
the exact number of votes cast for each
of the three candidates.
Shepard considers he has a good
chance to gain the two needed votes
if the ballots are recounted. The super
visors simply check the vote result
from the tally sheets of the election
board.
Discussing the results of the super
visors count this morning, Mr.. Shepard
said he did not doubt that the totals
of the tally sheets were as they report
ed, and if any error exists, he believes
1t is in the recording of the votes on
the tally sheets by the officials at the
precincts who doubtless were handi-
capped ntheir work of recording tn g
votes by the strain they were under
after a long day at the polls and the
Inconvenience under which they labor
ed to record the vote. In His opinion,
a recount of the ballots actually east
is liable to change the result as shown
on the tally sheets materially and Settle
once and fo rail-, the exact standing of
the candidates for the office.
Under the law, notice of demanding
g recount must be filed with the county
clerk within five days from the date
the official count is announced by the
board of supervisors which would make
Thursday the last day for filing such
notice as the. official count was an.
nounced Saturday, September 8. This
count showed Mr.. Shepard had 1907
votes, Reid 1909, and F. G. Weir in the
lead with 1914 votes.
Imperial Valley press., 1922-09-12

A. E. Crothers, assistant manager OF
Varnev' CaleXico branch department
store is in FL Centre today on business.
Harry Brownstetter, who recently
sold his stock of merchandise at Yuma
to Varnev Brothers, is i'll town today en-
route to San Diego where he will join
Mr.. and Mrs. j. II. Mcdonald, father
and, mother of Mrs r. A. Chestnut and
Mrs. r. o. Bridges are expected to ar
rive in FL Centre Thursday to spend
the winter. They are making the trip
from their home in Denver by automo-
bile.
B. H. Lien who spent the week end
with his family in San Diego returned
to Ell Centre last night.
Mrs. George Andrews of the South
ern Trust Bank of San Diego is i'll Ell
Centre to spend her vacation with her
brother and sister, c. w. and Miss
Winnie Barry.
Dorsey Whitelaw returned from
Live Oaks yesterday bringing his family
down to their home on Sandalwood
drive where they will be for the win
ter.
Mrs. Charles L. Childers and family
will return tomorrow from Live OAKS
where they have spent the summer.
City Marshal II. I. Dizney of I'm
perial is transacting business at the
county court house today.
Mr.. and Mrs. 7. II. Gebbie are home
from San Diego where Mr. Gebbie goes
at each week end to ship u carload of
valley hogs.
Mrs. c. A. Mccarthy of Dixieland
was visitor in FL Centre today.
Mrs. II. G. Thomas is expected home
tomorrow from summer vacation of
several months at Coronado Beach.
Imperial Valley press., 1922-09-12

then add sugar slowly and beat 70
a cream. Add the salt and extract
and the beaten yolks of the eggs
Mix thoroughly, then add the milk.
Sift the baking powder and Hour
together, then add to the other mix
ture, beat only enough to mix
smoothly. Divide the mixture into
three parts. making two layers OF
the plain, add to the third par'
u teaspoonful of cloves
II teaspoonful of cinnamon
V teaspooDul of allspice
u eva of Chopped raisins.
Put together when cold with tho
following icing
White of an egg
y tabIespoonfnls OF cream
u teaspoonful of lemon extract
cupfuls OF confectioners sugar
Put the egg white, cream ana ex-
tract in bowl stir together with .
spoon then slowly add the sugar,
beating untii smooth, Th.s ssSss~
makes 4 very large CAKE
Imperial Valley press., 1922-09-12

There is little doubt that the cake
eater is a man OF intelligence when
he eats cake like this. nor that the
fiapper is a wise young woman when
she serves this three layered en-
ticement to her suitors.
This was served by dietetic ex-
pert to give the greatest variety OF
satisfactions-- palatability, digest
ibility, novelty. sweetness and light
ness and prettiness. The top and
the bottom layer are plain The
middle layer is spiced. The icing
is snow white delight.
RECIPE
LAYER CAKE
. cupfuls of sugar
/ cupful of vegetable shortening
! teaspoonful OF salt
! teaspoonful of lemon extract
Yolk OF 5 eggs
! cu2ful of milk
4 cupfuls of -four
4 teaspoonfuls OF baking powder
Cream the vegetable shortening,
Imperial Valley press., 1922-09-12
COPYRIGHT sY Ms CALLS Y

Mrs. William Fleming is again at
home after charming vacation on the
coast which included long driving
trip to northern California. Miss Mar
garet Fleming will enter Pomona col
lege this fall to begin her advanced
course,
Mrs. Josephine Hedrick and daugh-
ter, Miss Margaret, are home from Live
Oaks and settled in their Olive street
home for the winter. Miss Margaret
is principal of the Wilson school of
this city.
Superintendent of Schools II. C. Coe
returned from vacation at coast
points this morning and visited Holt
vile district during the morning. Mrs.
Coe will not return for some time yet.
Miss Louvisa Schwartz has accepted
a position in the accounting depart
ment of b. Salomoh and Company.
County Recorder Frank Wilkins is
back in his office after a short vaca-
tion.
Mrs. Gilbert Helm who came in from
dos Angeles yesterday will return at
the week end to bring her daughter
Miss Majorie home in time to enter e.
U. II. S. oMnday.
Miss Wilma Farriss Who graduated
with the class of 1922 G. U. ii. ). has
enrolled as student in the Southern
Branch of the State University at Los
Angeles. ..
Miss Eloise Aten has returned to FL
Centre and will continue her studies III
this city this coming winter. Mrs. Aten
will remain in Los Ange.es till cooler
weather sets in.
Miss Mabel Bastline, who spent al
monthwith her parents in Long Beach
is in FL Centre again and at her post
in the office of County Recorder Frank
Wilkins.
Justice of the Peace Isaac Mayfield
is at his des kagain after vacation
of several days spent with his daugh-
ter, Mrs. d. c. Cochran of Eagle Rock.
Judge NJ. w. Conkling said the magic
words which made Louis Wade and
Miss Callie Dyson one, Saturday and
today made record of the same at thel
recorders office. Both of the young
people lived in Calexico where they Will
make their home.
Mrs. James Schofield is back from
her summer vacati,u spent in San
Diego.
Mrs. Don NJ. Bitter returned yester-
day from her vacation having gotten
holnesick for FL Centre. She has been
out for several weeks during which
time she has visited friends and rela-
lives in Idaho, Nevada and i'll San Die
60.
Mr. and Mrs. z. E. McAlexander have
rented their valley ranch and have
moved TO San, Diego to make their home
Mr.. McAlexander is engaged in the
automobile trade in the Bay City.
Attorney Harry Ellison of the Som
ons Ellison law firm of Brawley trans
acted business in this city yesterday
afternoon. He says that he and Mrs.
Ellison are nicely settled IN Brawley
but are a little homesick for FL Centre
and their friends over here.
Michigan man. thinks he is the devil.
Moral: Don Z believe everything your
wife tells you.
Hunt the bright side. If your clothes
were better, people might mistake you
for a bootlegger.
The man who takes his own time
never has any left over.
Funny things happen. A poet has
become prize fighter.
Imperial Valley press., 1922-09-12

Mrs. j. w. Donohue arrived in FL
Centre yesterday from Los Angeles to
aid Mr.. Donohue in getting things set
tied in fheir new home at Sixth and
He'll streets, where they will reside
permanently after October /. Mr.. Don
ohue is assistant TO c. w. Runge, dis
trict freight and passenger agent for
the Southern Pacific.
Imperial Valley press., 1922-09-12

r. j. Linekni returned this morning
from a week S vacation to Jacumba
and San Diego.
Imperial Valley press., 1922-09-12
SUMNER WEDDING S

SUMMER WEDDING S
Imperial valley is coming to enoted
for the large number of weddings that
occur during the summer season out
here. This last summer has been no
exception in this respect and a number
of new homes viii be set up in the
valley this fall in consequence. Imper-
ial valley sustains its reputation for
doing things differently and in its OWL
season in more ways than one. June
brides are no more numerous down here
than are those of July, or December.
They just marry when they get ready
and the wedding is always interesting
and in season.
Imperial Valley press., 1922-09-12

Mrs. Eleanore De Hay returned to
her duties at the county clerk S office
this morning after an extensive vaca-
tion to San Diego and other coast
points.
Imperial Valley press., 1922-09-12

Stewards plan to eliminate strange
words from menus. Nothing is said
abo-t eliminating strange prices.
Imperial Valley press., 1922-09-12

Attorney Harry Dyke of Imperial'
was visitor in Ell Centro today.
Imperial Valley press., 1922-09-12

e. Crothers, assistant manager of
Varney's Calexico branch department
store is in FL Centre today on business.
Imperial Valley press., 1922-09-12
WOMEN'S CLUBS WILL
BE ACTIVE SOON
IN VALLEY

The late fall has caused may of the
club leaders of the county to linger
longer this year at coast and mountain
resorts but they are coming soon now
and early October will find all of the
clubs in the valley starting in for the
winter s activities.
Year Books have not rs yet been
issued. but ii is known that committees
have been busy during the summer
months getting them ready, the aim
being to direct the programs along the
lines of latest thought in women S
clubs.
American citizenship will be a central
theme in most of the clubs of the state.
Better films will share in attention on
programs for the year, for state and
national federations believe that the
creation of public sentiment for clean,
wholesome pictures will be a most po-
tent factor in bringing about the desir-
ed reforms in pictures. Legislative
programs will be given during October
in most of the valley clubs as well as
in those of other sections. Then there
will be literary and musical programs,
teas and receptions, and the usual am
nual events such as the Thanksgiving
ball of the Ten Thousand Club, Chill
dren Is Christmas and Easter parties,
benefit card parties, etc.
The clubs of this county represented
in the federation are, Ten Thousand
Club, FL Centre Woman S Improvement
Club, Calexico; Woman 5 Study Club
Holtville; Parent Teachers Association,
Imperial; Woman S Club, Brawley; Wo
man s Club, Calipatria; Parent Teach
ers Association, Calexico. Most of these
were organized during the very early
history of Imperial County and have
had large part in the moulding of
public affairs and the establishment
of social and educational ideals in the
valley.
Other avenues through which women
of the county express themselves are
the Farm Home Department, the West
side Woman S Club of Seeley, the PIT
A. of FL Centre, and numerous social
clubs in various sections. All of the
churches have live women s organiza
tions Which hold big place in the
religious life of the community, and
these are soon to begin work for the
season, some of them having i'll pros
peet events of interest to everybody.
The Eastern Star, Pythian Sisters
and Rebekahs are well organized and
all will begin activities this month
following the summer recess.
Imperial Valley press., 1922-09-12

Miss Mabel Bastline, who spent a
monthwith her parents in Long Beach
is in FL Centre again and at her post
in the office of County Recorder Frank
Wilkins.
Imperial Valley press., 1922-09-12
Dresses
$40 to $3.50

One couldn't help but enthuse over
such richness of material and artistic
skill in designing. Beautiful Satin
Cantons, and Crepe Satin models, some
draped, some panelled with perhaps a
touch of brighter hue here or there to
enhance the effect.
Silk Dresses as low as $4,000.
Imperial Valley press., 1922-09-12

Mrs. H. G. Thomas is expected home
tomorrow from a summer vacation of
Several months at Coronado Beach.
Imperial Valley press., 1922-09-12

Mrs. C.. A. Mccarthy of Dixieland
was visitor in FL Centre today.
Imperial Valley press., 1922-09-12

Miss Eloise Aten has returned to n
Centre and will continue her studies II
this city this coming winter. Mrs. Atei
will remain in Los Ange.es till cooler
weather sets in.
Imperial Valley press., 1922-09-12

Justice of the Peace Isaac Mayfield
is at his des kagain after vacation
of several days spent with his daugh-
ter, Mrs. d. c. Cochran of Eagle Rock.
Imperial Valley press., 1922-09-12

Harry Brownstetter, who recent,
sold his stock of merchandise at lum'
to Varney Brothers, is i'll town today el
route to San Diego where he will Joil
Imperial Valley press., 1922-09-12

Miss Wilma Farriss who graduated
with the class of 1922 G. U. II. s. has
enrolled as student in the Southern
Branch of the State University at Los
Angeles.
Imperial Valley press., 1922-09-12

Women's Black Silk Hose in
the famous Mission Knit
brand. with extra stretch top
or plain hem top. Pure thread
silk; the kind that always
sells for $3.50;
Imperial Valley press., 1922-09-12

Mrs. Josephine Hedrick and daugl
ter, Miss Margaret, are home from Lily
Oaks and settled in their Olive stre'
home for the winter. Miss Margar,
is principal of the Wilson school
this city.
El Mundo. [volume] (San Juan, P.R.) 1919-1990, 1922-06-08
Felix Matos BERNIER.
Ell PRIMER cASo EN- Ell QUE Sc
FLANTEo LA QUESTION DE LA
cAPITALIDAD DE LA CoRTE DE
DISTRITo, sECcIoN "a.

Ell PUEBLO, demandante apelado v.
RIVERA, acusado y apelsnte.
Apelaci6n procedente de la Corte de
Distrito de San Juan, Distrito segundo,
en- causa por acometimiento aggression
grave.
No. 1902. Resuelto en- mayo %, 1922.
LEY NO. Al DE 1921.- CoRTES
DE DISTRITo DE SAN JUAN - JU-
RISDIcCION.-+ DELIToS.- -Atendida
la Interpretation que Sc ha eado la
Ley Al de 1921, Ell hecho de que la
Ccrte de Distrito de San Juan. sea,
fuera del territorio especial que lie asig-
no Ia ley, no la priva de Jurisdiction
para conocer de las causas seguidas por
delitos cometidos dentro de dicllo terri
torio especial. Los hechos estan EXPIRE
sados en- la opinion.
Abogado del apelante: ST.. A. Dones
Tadr6.
Abogado del apelado: sr. Jose Figue-
ras, Fiscal.
Ell Juez Presidente sr. del Teso emf
El Mundo. [volume] (San Juan, P.R.) 1919-1990, 1922-06-08
GRAN AUD1o1oN DE PIANO

Para el dia diez y seis del mes en-
curse esta anunciada la audici6n. de
piano de nuestra gran pianista dona
Elisa Tavarez de storer, en- el Teatro
strand en- Mirsmar.
La Sra. 'Tavarez ha preparado un
selecto programa donde figuran les mas
notables maestros clasicos, romanticos
v modernistas, para que sea de distin-
tos estilos y tendencias musicales el
Econcierto.
.Aqlli, donde son tan escasos los actos
de esta naturaleza, constituye ESQ un
acpntecimiento artistico.
Los professional y AMATEURS, v
en- particular los discipulos de Ia Sra.
Tavarez, Sc hallan regocijados porque
rodran, en- esa noche, gozar do las su-
prenas belIezas de la musica para pia-
no.
La concertista estrenara IN magnlfi-
CO piano de media cola que staba de
rocibir, procedcnte dc una 20 las me-
joios fabricas orte-americanas.
No dudamos de que el exito psas es-
rlendoroso coronara el csfue-x9 dc IA
Sra. Tavkrez
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CONCURSo DE BELLEzA
EN- Ell "TREs BANDERAs'

Esta noche 67ra principle e.. Ell cine
'pTres Banderas'' ell concurso de belle
"a regional, uno de los mas inte1esan-
tes que ha iniciado empresa cInOmato-
grafca alguna en- Puerto Rico.
La Selection Film Service 81 propone,
a mas de exhibir peliculas de p-imera
clase, sortear entire las. damas electas
como reinas, un regalo de $500 en- jo-
vas, 25 dolares mensuales durante cua
tro amos para cursar estudios en- la Uni
veraidad de Puerto Rico IS monedas
de orc de $50 d6lares cada ura. Ade-
mas, las reinas agraciadas seral obse-
quiadas con un bonito diploma de no.
nor. La Selection Film Service desea
dear un grato recuerdo entire les con
currentes y la empresa del ''Tres Ban
deras' sorteara en- Ell ultimo progra-
ma un artistico regalo, consistente en-
un precioso reloj pulsera de orc de
18 kilates, valorado en- $50.
Esta noche dara principle la fiesta
J es de esperarss que nuestras mujeres
mas bellas y clegantes acudiran a pre-
senciar una bella pelicula ser pre-
niadas.
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BASE BALL EN- cAGUAs

Femos vehido observan6o desde ha-
&C mucho tempo, Ell progreso que ha
obtenido la novena de base ball esco-
lar de la ciudad de Caguas, que des-
pues de haber perdido ell primer juego
cue jugo en- contra de los escclares de
Bayamon, debiGo a que todavia no Sc
efcortraba bajo un verdadero train
ing, ahora cstamos en- Ia completa
seguridad de que los boys de Fabito no
rermitiran cue sc les supere 81 record
tan brillante que han conseguido sos
Sener durante este afio escolar, va he
mos luchado en- contra de Fajardo, We
ga Ba.a Bayam6n y solamente nos
faltaba luchar en- contra de los leones
de Siquf, pIes parcce que ninguna de
las novenas antes mencionadas, han que
rido 6esqritarse de las felpas que han
recitido de manos de los boys de la
ciudad del Turabo.
Pues bien, Ell sabado 8 pr6xino pa
sado como habfamos anurciado al
quito publico cagiieno, Sc enfreF-taron
en- los terrenos de nuestra Dga, los
terribles eduipos Baldorioty de San
Juan y Lincoln Giants de Caguas Prin
cipio ell desafio como las 3 de la
tarde, dado que Siuui Sc prascnt6 con
su gente algo tarde. Sc oye Ia vcz del
Umpire que canta PLAY y desde
ESQ momento no perdimos de vista a
nuestros muchachos..
Despues de gran lucha, en- IA que
yeiamos envuelta la derrota de los
i,uestros, pudimos observar con gran
algeria que Fahito desde la primera
base ponia raya los boys de Siqui,
pucs en- ese inning hubo tantas plan
chas, que surgi6 la desmoraliz1ci6n de
los contrincantes y entonces rudimos
aprovecharnos de est7. oportunidal para
sacar tres carreras; en- ell segrndo in
ming tras un s'fongueo' de la pelo-
ia que tan diearamente lanzsba Ell
pitcher de la Bsldorioty pudinos ano-
tarnos carreras mas que racen un
total de 8 3. He aqui Ia score: Bal
dorioty 8, Lincoln Giants 8.
Ahora retamos los equipcs escola-
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INFO RMA CION GENERAL L
Ell LIDO. vALLDEJULI RODRIGUEZ


Hemos tenido Ell gusto de salrdar en-
eSsa redacci6n 81 distinguido letrado y
excelente amigo Lcdo valldeiuli Rodri
guez, quien acaba de regresar de Aqua
dilla en- dcnde tiene establecsdo su bu-
fete, con el prop6sito de pasa- un mes
de vacaciones.
Ell sr. valldejuli permanecera en-
San Juan varios dias en- 10 que realiza
algunas compras y seguira viaie para
Toa Alta en- donde piensa residir, re
fernando a Aguadilla en- los rrimeros
dias de julio.
Deseamos al quito escritor ST.. vallde-
juli gratas impresiones durants su es-
tadia en- Toa Alta.