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Imperial Valley press., 1922-11-01
Christian Bible
School Tonight

The teachers and officers of the
State Street Christian church 9meet to-
night at their regular monthly business
meeting. Superintendent Frank Lake
is anxious that every teacher and Off
Ger be present as there is important
business to transact.
The pastor, A. f. Worthy will bring
a constructive message on some phase
of Sunday school. This is an open meet
ing, and all are invited to the service
which begins promptly at 1880.
Kinard Mrs. Kinard entertained her
guest with fishing party where Mrs.
johnson caught her first fish and there
fore greatly enjoyed it.
Mr. and Mrs. c. J. Mullin, daughter
and granddaughte Miss Billy Soren
sen, accompanied by friend, Miss
Winnie Curry, Santa Monica, are visit
ing for a couple of week with Mrs.
Mullins brother, r. NJ. Adams.
Imperial Valley press., 1922-11-01
Silk and Wool Canton $3.50
Seven COlOrs-36 in. Wide

of this rich looking material and still the de-
Imperial Valley press., 1922-11-01
All Our Merchandise Is New
Bought For This Seasons Selling

COLORED RoBING 81 in. wide for
Bath Robes and Lounging Robes, de-
sirable color combinations, yard -...55c
OUTING FLANNEL, 81 in. Whire
and Colors, yard ................-.......,... 19c
36 in. Outing, White and Fancy col
ors, good quality, yard .,...........-.-.... 2lc
. CUrTUN CttALLIEo, 50 In. rev
Patterns for making quilts, yard ....21c
Imperial Valley press., 1922-11-01

lusrous changeable effects characterize
which always find such high favor with FEM
fancy Cherry Fushia, Turquoise etc. il nch
attractive styles corduroys and Changeable satins
S5e5 S14.50
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Planning Made Easy

The Oldest and largest American travel
concern has made the preliminary planning
Of trips easy by supplying essential travel
Information In convenient form. To tho
man or woman who Is obliged TO travel
alone or 10 visit some special place at
particular time 1t Is indeed a boon. To
the vacation seeker who desires the most
from his outing without monotonous work
beforehand 1t Is welcome assistance. To
the person who dislikes tedious detail and
needless work In hot weather It Is certainly
. relief. A factor IN the popularity OF this
unique travel book Is the certainty which
the use Of 1t gives prospective travellers
when making their plans. The Information
as compiled Is backed By an experience Of
we'll over 40 years In supplying the Best
IN Travel" to Americans.
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COOrERSTOwT. n. Y.
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Must Apply to
Rayn1ond-Whltcornb

A limited edition Of the Guide" 10 In pro
cess Of distribution. while It lasts It may
be In person. by mail. telegraph or tele.
phone to Raymond & Whitcomb Cos
local office. 1888 Walnut St Telephone
Spruce s863
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UNPRECEDENTED Enthusiasm
Shown Over Travel Book
Raymond Whitcomb "Guide to Summer Travel"
Breaks All Records

Travellers who like to solve their own sum-
mcr travel problems are enthusiastically
welcoming the new Raymond Whitcomb
Guide 70 Summer Travel which Is truly
history
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Three Vital Quest lions

where can I go?'
How long will It take?"
How much will 1t cost?'
To these questions are given readable.
usable answers, boiled down from the
massed literature Of more than 1000 rail-
roads. 100 steamship lines and 5000 hotela
Resorts are described routes shown and
costs given. The Journeys range from day
trips to comprehensive tours with prices
from very few dollars to as large an
amount as one cares to pay depending oa
the nature and length Of travel
New-York tribune., 1922-03-19

BE ROTH ED. A noted (
lish beauty, Mary Angela Nj
daughter Of Sir Alfred Mo
Minister of Health. whose
gagement has been announ
to Sir Neville Pearson, son
the late Sir Arthur Pears
the famous blind publisher
philanthropist, who was a
dentally killed recently.
kcysto
Left - JOHN D., THE
GOLFER. An interesting
snap Of John D. Rockefel-
Ter on the golf links at
Ormond, Fla. The worlds
richest man, who has re-
moved his heavy glasses
to pose for the photo,
joked with the camera
man and asked why he
was being so honored
when President Harding
himself had been chasing
the elusive ball over the
same course but few
minutes previously.
Underwood
Right go T E D D Y |
BEARS" The three win
some grandchildren of
the late President Roose-
welt, the children of Mr..
and Mrs. Kermit Roose-
welt, of New York-Belle
Wyatt, two and a half,
named for her mother;
Joseph Willard. aged
four, named for his ma
ternal grandfather, for
mer Ambassador to Spain.
and Kermit Jr., aged six.
The Kermit Roosevelts. it
will be remembered. were
married in June, 1914, in
Madrid. International
New-York tribune., 1922-03-19


A T THE FLO w E r
SHOW. Mrs. B. Frank
lin Pepper, Philadelphia
society woman, with a
new orchid variety. the
Mrs. Warren G.. Hard
ing" orchid. grown by
James B. Duke. which was
awarded q gold medal at
New York's magnificent
flower g h ow. w hich
brought spring to Grand
Central Palace last week.
Wide World
New-York tribune., 1922-03-19

TO THE TOP OF THE
WOOLWORTH BUILD
ING ON CRUTCHES.
Harry X. CARRIER, of Har-
risburg, Pa, who recently
accomplished the remark
able feat of climbing on
crutches 10 the fifty
eighth floor of the Wool
worth Building in the al
most unbelievably short
time Of 35 minutes. Gar
Der is at present planning
a cross-country hike from
New York to San Fran
cisco and figures on be-
ing able to hop it in less
than six months.
Fofo0ronts
Capital journal. (Salem, Or.) 1919-1980, 1922-04-30
ingenious Fire Bugs

Great increase in commercial swinding has followed the
business slump Crooked failures and successful fires have
multiplied profits dwnded in legitimate industry Arson
has again become trade
Investigation of recent fires have brought forth
ingenious methods employed by professional arsonss Fires
at Patterson New Jersey found due to the overurn
ing of lamps by cats and investigation disclosed that
at Chester Pennsylvania made business of training cats
to overurn lighted lamps sight and selling the trained
cat to men in various cities for $3.50 each.
All who wanted to fire his store after the secret
removal of the best stock had to do to buy of these
cats, put it in his place with lighted lamp and then go
home assured the cat would knock the lamp and
fire to the store.
still ingenious plan disclosed in the indictment
of the chief of gang of New York specialists who
undertook to set fire whenever requested by placing
lighted candle empty lard bucket Hanging down inside
the bucket little bags of gasoline suspended by strings
Cotton placed about the top of the bucket and when the
top closed the cotton gned and explosion followed
which usually set fire to the building after blowing up the
bucket thus destroying the evidence
If half the ingenuity displayed by crooks expended
legitimate endeavor the profits would be greater than
those sought but seldom realized by the wner who
or later ends his career in the penitentiary.
Capital journal. (Salem, Or.) 1919-1980, 1922-04-30
ReLntiOity

Much has been printed concerning Professor Enseins
discovery Of relatvty" Few qualified to understand
the theories tho told that they revoluonze science
as based on Newton's law of gravitation.
In brief the relativy theory is: An object or group
will attract defect retard cast off in proportion to its
speed weight contents shape OF surface and
topography angle of inclination plane of position and
relative distance from other objects moving about
mon centre lin proportion with their speed weight,
mass, etc)
Einstens eight DETECTION theory based the fact
that speeding masses circular orbit influence circular
defection.
Einsteins "Tme and Space" theory is that speeding
cosmic matter, having permanency OF fixture when
vsuaized is past the original center of cnematographic
vision-that s the past is the present of time
Enstens Trinity of the Cosmc system theory is that
all terrestrial bodies in circular ovod defected
crcle) path about center the furthermos unit
no matter its plane, is limited in its
Perhaps you know what it all MEANS though not all
scientists judging by their disputes to- At any rate
let hope the theories may enable humanity to better
the universe
Capital journal. (Salem, Or.) 1919-1980, 1922-04-30

and talked to him. It seemed Il
tme that he made little difference
in the caressing way that he ad'
dressed us, and it was apparent
that there was great bond OF
companionship between my huS-
band and Miss Marshall. This
did not worry me because l am
! not a jealous woman. Sometimes
1 think perhaps it would have
been better for me had l been
jealous.
That night, however, l learned
that my husband was a man that
all women liked-and probably
many had loved. He could no
more help flirting with young
and pretty woman than he could
help breathing.
Nell-I began to call her Nell
Immediately because Hal did
was a clever adversary in that
game we call filtration. l could
see that she interested him pro-
badly more than l ever had.
There seemed to be a something
in everything she said that gave
Capital journal. (Salem, Or.) 1919-1980, 1922-04-30
Alicia Hammersly
A Woman Who Wouldn't Remarry
BY Idah McGlone Gibson
The Noted Writer

that the company of Hal, even
if 1t had to be enjoyed with that
of his wife, was better than being
alone.
could not help liking Nell
Marshall. She was more like the
women and girls had known In
my own home than any ! Aad
met after my marriage. There
was about her certain myster-
ious fascination that I found out
afterward was made up of vari-
able moods. At times she was
hard as nails, and at timo as
tender and sweet as it was pos
sible for woman to be. She
was very cyniial and I always
enyied her worldly wisdom.
Hal grew better the moment
he knew that she was there, and
he insisted that we both should
come up and sit beside his bed
Capital journal. (Salem, Or.) 1919-1980, 1922-04-30
spells Interest to him,

1spells interest TO him.
That part OF marriage which
| is called the honeymoon was most
unhappy for me. Years after
ward we both OF us looked back
upon it and smiled over the things
which we thought then were
tragedies, but at the time I had
no way of knowing that l was
not viewing marriage from the
right perspective.
One evening Hal came home
earlier than usual and went
straight to bed right after sup
per, complaining that he had a
headache. That night Nell
Marshall called upon us for the
first time. She had waited so
long that I thought she did not
intend to call. In fact, / think
that she had not so intended. but
probably being a trifle bored her
self that evening she thought
Capital journal. (Salem, Or.) 1919-1980, 1922-04-30

an impression that she was hold
ing something back--that she
was not giving all Of herself-and
in This she was constant fillin
to Halls curiosity. I have been
sorry many times since that 1
did not take q leaf out of her
book that night. I am afraid I
have always been a woman who
was too frank with those she
loved.
Tomorrow-Nell Marshall Calls
Capital journal. (Salem, Or.) 1919-1980, 1922-04-30
Auto Hits Truck
and Is Damaged;
Drivers Not Hurt

Suddenly confronted by an au-
tomobile when he essayed to drive
past a stationary truck on the Pa
cific highway, he attempted to run
too close to the truck. collided
with II and damaged his car, c. G..
Ingersoll, 720 N. Church street,
told the police this morning. The
accident occurred about / mile
Eorth of Salem on the Pacific
highway about 8 o'clock last
Capital journal. (Salem, Or.) 1919-1980, 1922-04-30
w hat S NJ ew
The NJ arket

The tendency on tho vegetable
market is downward. While the
rices are not going down the
vegetables sold in lunches, such as
ettuce, asparagus, rhubarb and
lthers are getting larger and the
upply more plentiful as the sea-
on approaches ypriuer wca' her.
Next week there ought to be a
-op Ia the strawberry market
sich Is now being well supplied.
Monday the Chinook salmon
season opens on the Columbia and
on the fifteenth on the Willamette
and southern Oregon streams. Al
drop in the price Of salmon can be
expected soon after the season
opens.
A. G. Luby, Of the Independent
fisheries OF Seattle, while looking
over the Salem markets recently,
stated that this city had some OF
the best markets he had ever seen,
and while larger cities had mar
kets OF greater capacity, they had
none to equally Salems in neat
ness and sanitary precautions.
The spinach greens now on the
are the best that have APP
oeared so far and are selling so1
,bout 12h cents bunch. green /
peppers still remain at so cents
pound; parsley Is 5 cents a bunch;
California grapefruit is selling
generally four for 25 cents, and
florida grapefruit for 20 cents
apiece. The quality OF the latter
. much better. California extra
'ancy nsval oranges are priced all
he way from 40 to so cents a dog
sE. according to size
Capital journal. (Salem, Or.) 1919-1980, 1922-04-30
Did Hal Really Proposes :

I cannot describe my feeling
when realized from what Ha
said that he probably had not in
tended to propose marriage to m,
when he first told me that b.
loved me. That night / tossed
and turned for hours. At last
could stand it no longer and j
put my hand over on my sraep.
ing husbands face.
Hal" l called softly, wake
up. want to ask you some
thing"
He turned sleepily AMI mur-
INJURED: What is it, dear +"
do you love me? Are you
sure you love me, Hail."
There was an unintelligible
sound from my husbands lips.
but with 1t he drew me close.
close within his arms, apparently
without waking. He had an
swered me. Whether Hal loved
me or not, l was a part of him.
A bigger thing had come to me
than even love. To be the wo-
man a man loved might mean
great bliss for a day or a week
or year, but to be the woman
a man married meant "for better
or worse, In sickness or in health
until death do us part" push
cd my head close up under Halls
chin, and Immediately | went to
sleep, comforted and calm.
Even in the first years OF our
| know now, though /
did not realize them husband
was not very strong. His ath-
Ietic appearance belied his real
His health precluded
great exertions He could only do
,ne thing at time. He did this
when he was courting me. He
gave himself up entirely to me
md think now that was the
'eason he lost his position in my
lome town. After our honey
noon he was very much Interest,"
ID in his business, and was I
eeondary, He did not realize
hat after a day of monotony II
would like to go out at night, for
lie was so fatigued that he had
10 inclination to do anything but
leep.
have sometimes thought that
his Is one OF the great rocks on /
which marriage wrecks itself.
Iousework spells monotony for
woman. A mans business
Capital journal. (Salem, Or.) 1919-1980, 1922-04-30
Give Farewell Party.

Aurora, Or. April s0.---The Au-
rora Woman's club is responsible
for one OF the most enjoyable oc-
casions OF the season, in the well
arranged farewell party given
Tuesday night in honor OF Mr.. and
Mrs. ". G, Wescott.
Capital journal. (Salem, Or.) 1919-1980, 1922-04-30

ui8 nt.
The truck is the property of the
Willamette Valley Transfer com
pany and was driven by l.. Cow
ing. The Ingersoll machine was
quite badly damaged, but neither
OF the drivers was hurt.
Capital journal. (Salem, Or.) 1919-1980, 1922-04-30

Cincinnati.--Cntcher Bill Rari.
den has sent In his signed contract
70 the Cincinnati baseball club
and has applied for einstatement.
New Orleans. Peter Herman
defeated frankie DAILY in fifteen
rounds last night.
Danviilc, IlI,--Johnny Meyers
;hrew Teddy Danks. Canadian
niddleweight In 23 minutes with
double wrist lock last night.
El Mundo. [volume] (San Juan, P.R.) 1919-1990, 1922-06-23
La senorita de ocho pulgadas y el
informe de Ia Sorbonne

plernas tenian ell poder de los movi-
mientos usuales. Una de elias Sc dobl6
Y movie las articulaciones de la rodiz
la " del music. La forma desapareci6
subitamente y reaparecio en- las manos
de la medium Y Sc materializo casi ms
tantaneamente con la forma de la cara
de una mujer,- xtraordinariamente be-
LA, cinco veces mas grande que Ia mate
rializacion anterior. Pudimos admirar
e. azul de sus ojos y Ell rojo de sus
labios.
LIego Ia aparicion Sc, desvanecio.
Cuando yo me acerqu6 al saco para ase
gurarme de que ell control de la medium
era perfect0 y de que no hab'a NADIA
anorn.sl, senti algo que parscia el con-
tacto con una tela de araIia. Abrimos
el saco de la medium y alli, en- Ell deIan
tai que llevaba Eva, estaBa ell peque-
no cuerpo de mujer, en- su forma origi-
nal, pero mas pequeiio. Estaba descan-
sando en- su est6mago, con su cabeza in
clinada kacia la izduierda, sus brazos
ibres de su largo cabello rubio.
Nine, Bison lie ordeno a la aparicf0n
Que Sc moviera, para mostrar su lugar,
SO movie y sin cambiar su lngar. Sc
volvi6 lentamente de un lado para otro.
De repente, como en- una clase de gim-
nas'a, la pequefia mujer Sc apoy6 en-
sus manos, Sc levant6 ssi, luego vol
vi6 reposar, pero con su cabeza vuel
ia hacia la derecha.
La pequefia forma continue sus evolu
clones, saltando para arriba y para aba
10, verticalmente, en- frente de la me-
dunn. En- este momento la medium
solto bruscamente sus manos y toman-
do Ell pequefio cuerpo 10. coloco sobre
mis- nanos, q 10 menos a ounce pulga-
das de distancia del saco: Permaneci6
ALI diez segundos Y pudimos1 compro-
bar la perfection de sus miembros. La
pequeia mujer tenia peso; era SEGA y
suave, pero no. daba la sensation de
calor nj de frio.
volvi6 la mano de Ia medium y
para probar que tenia inteIgencia, le
die que repitiera Ell experimento, con
10 q. mostrari aqUe estaba viva. DID un
salto mortal y cay6 en- las manos del
ayudante, donde qued6 por unos pocos
segundos Luego volvi6 a las rodillas
de la medium graduaImente desapa-
reci6 como 81 Sc confundiera con la
carne de ella
Tancredo PINoCHET.
El Mundo. [volume] (San Juan, P.R.) 1919-1990, 1922-06-23
(De nuestro correspOnsal en- New YOrk)


En- esta relaci6n final acerca de los
experimentos que Sc han estado hacien
do en- la Sorbonne con la medium Eva
Carriere, que obedece los mandates de
Ia investigadora en- ciencias siQuicas
Nine. Bison, ell que este escribe cesea
substraer sus propias palabras CO.
nlentarios. Quiere simplemente tradu-
cir con la mayor fidelidad Ell informe
Official del comite de la Sorbonne, tai
como 10 ha pubhcado Ell New York
Herald del de JUNO del presente
afio. 81 hay alguna disparidad entire cl
texto original v Ell que aqui Sc da, debe
atribuirse que este informe fue pri-
nero traducido del frances al ingles Y
es ahora traducido del ingl6s al cas-
tellano. Ell croniSta no ha tenido
mano ell texto frances. Ell informe fu6
escrito por M. Jeanson, ingeniero emf
nente, que goza de gran reputation Glen
tifica. Hello aqui:
''Cerca de las p. M mayo %,
1921. La medium fue puesta bajo con-
troll y la hizo dormir Nine. Bisson. Es-
peramos tres cuartos de hora, al final
de los cuales la respiration de la me-
diuIn principle a acelerarse. Oimos soni
dos guturales en- las manos de Eva,
sujetadas la derecha por Nine. Bison
Y a la izquierda por mi, apareci6 de
stbito un POGO de substantial blanca
girls. cuyo volumen aumentaba hasta
que lego ser mas menos del ta-
mafio de una pequefa Iiaranja. Luego
tomo una forma ovalaia de mas
menos ocho pulgadas de longitud. En-
este instante, plena luz del dia, la
de la medium Y revolote6 un POGO So
trs SUI cuerpo dormido. Todos podian
ve- que la parte izquicrda de la mate
rializaci6n Sc transformaba v aduuiria
line7s delicadas, y que la parte CEN
tral Sc ponia blanca Y brillnte. M
Tom6 forrna muy rapidamente y pu
dirnos reconocer, acknowledgements bien
tornado, el contorno de una mujer que
rarecia estar envuelta en- una CASA va
porosa. El color claro aumentaba de
derecha a izquierda, la substancia Sc
transformaba gradualmente en- ura Pc
quefa muier desnuda, de forma be-
lleza impecables. Sucesivamente vimos
surgir las caderas, los muslos, las pier
mas, los pies.
Esta pequeha aparici6n era de ex-
El Mundo. [volume] (San Juan, P.R.) 1919-1990, 1922-06-23

trema delicadeza, con larga, blonda ca
bellera, que lie llegaba hasta las cade-
rss. Toda la parte inferior del cuerpo
era de una blancura admirable. La ma
terializacion no tenia mas de ocho pull
gadas de altura; estaba perfectamente
alumbrada por una gran ventana y era
plenamente visible para todos. AL cabe
de dos minutoa 6esaparecio. Luego apa
reci6 otra vez; en- esta OCCASION la cabe
llera cubria su cara. Notamos que las
El Mundo. [volume] (San Juan, P.R.) 1919-1990, 1922-06-23
COMERCIAL

Ha sido disuelta en- esta plaza la So
ciedad mercantil que venia girando con
la denomination de "Hilario Santos y
Co. = constituyendose otra en- su lu-
gar con la raz6n social de "HiIario
Santos Sucesores s. en- CO.
s Son socios gestores de la nueva fir
ma los sefiores Sergio E. Santos y San
tiago Abad Gonzalez Y comanditaria
dona Aurelia ". viuda de Santos.
Sc lie ha conferido poder al sefior Hi
lario Santos Jr.
El Mundo. [volume] (San Juan, P.R.) 1919-1990, 1922-06-23
MR.. ALTON A. ADAMS

Hemos tenido el placer de saludar
en- esta redacci6n al culto joven Nj.
Alton A. Adams, "band master" de
la marina americana, y tambien miem
bro de la redacci6n de nuestro colega
''The st. Thomas Times, periodico
que We la luz en- Charlotte Amelie, Is
las virgenes.
Nos completeness en- reiterarle nues-
tro cordial saludo.
El Mundo. [volume] (San Juan, P.R.) 1919-1990, 1922-06-23
PUERTO RICO Z REGINALD DENNY


Reginald Denny es aquel artista de
cinemat6grafo que estuvo en- Puerto Ri
&C filmando la pelicula tAmor Tropi-
CAL, v este mismo actor es 81 prota-
gonista. de uEa serie de prcducciones en-
dos parties, que mayor inter6s han des-
pertado entire todas las mujeres amaIl-
tes del cinemat6grafo Sc titulan sus
iltimas producciones "Sonando Ell Cue
ro'' Aventuras de un Pugilista'', Que
scn una serie de dramas en- dos actos,
cada una de los cuales creara gran SEN
saci6n en- los cines donde Sc exhiban.
Dichos dramas seran acompanadas por
dramas preciosos de sociedad en- cinco
0 seis parties. Advt.
The Delta independent., 1922-02-24
BOWIE ITEMS
= ~~~~~>~>~>~~>~ 80

There Is good deal Of sickness
like bad colds and grippe in Bowie.
The Maikka Bros. are moving their
store up on the business streets Of
Bowie.
The dance at Bowie Saturday night
had large attendance and jolly
time was reported.
Mr.. and Mrs. Maikka went to Som
erset last evening and the latter re-
manned over night and returned to
Bowie today.
Mr.. and Mrs. John Bucky went to
Ouray Friday morning to visit the
latters parents, Mr.. and Mrs. Mitchell.
They returned home Sunday.
Guy Lewis had sale Sunday morn
ing and disposed of all Of his house.
hold goods. Mr.. and Mrs. Lewis left
Monday morning by anto for Grand
Junction where they will make their
home.
Mrs. Irwin Pratt and baby came up
from Delta Saturday evening to visit
q few days with her sister.in.law, Mrs.
John Mosgrove and parents and
friends. She left Tuesday morning
to visit . few days In Paonia and then
will return to Delta.