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NOTICE OF PETITION FOR PRO
BATE OF WILL
IN THE SUPERIOR COURT OF THE

IN THE SUPERIOR COURT OF THE
COUNTY OF IMPERIAL, STATE
OF CALIFORNIA.
In the matter Of the estate Of Leon /.
Hebert, deceased.
Notice is hereby given that petit
tion for the probate of the will Of
Leon L. Hebert, deceased, and for the
issuance to Verne G. Hebert of let
ters testamentary, has been filed in
this court, and that Friday, the 18th
day of January, A. D. 1922, at two
o'clock p. m. of said DAY, at the court
room of Department one Of said court,
at the Court House IN the City of III
Centre, County Of Imperial, State OF
California, has been set for the hear
ing of said petition, when and where
any person interested may appear ard
contest the same, and show cause, if
any they have, why said petition
should not be granted.
Dated December %, 1921.
(SeaD M. S. COOK,
Clerk.
By E. E. KIRK,
Deputy Clerk.
Hickcox, Crenshaw & Trude, Attor-
! ncys for petitioner.
Dec. 27, 28, 20, 80, 81, Jan. 8, s. S, g.
| z, s.
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After long centuries Of savage reign,
The ruthless, devastating horde became
The hnely-6 finished flower of Christendom-
Baptized as Christians, civilized men:
To-day, a purpose consecrate they hole
To guard high honor. and to serve mankind:
! he glory OF aggression they disclaim-
Vauntins ambition. selhshness. and greed:
In splendid armed peace they now await
The call Of Duty-the appeal for help.
Then bravely march. with hne-intentioned ZEAL
Yet still they are the mighty Host of Death,
Who consecrate themselves to butchery
With lofty purpose and supreme intent:
They kill for honor. and for justice say:
And as they march they sing:
Lol We the Army of Death:
Great wrongs at our coming shall cease:
God breathes in our spirit His breath:
We battle for Mercy and Peace.
We go forth to slay and be slain: {.
For Duty and Justice fight. .a
We not for gold nor for gain. lsst
We battle alone for the Right. }H5
Loi We are the Army Of Death, |3tf
The civilized Army Of Death. -
The Christianized Army of Death.
And still they slaughter-as they go to serve.
Equipped with frishtfu engines. swift to kill:
The mutilated men by millions fall
In trenches red with horror piled with dead:
Still, Of DID, the orphaned children cry,
In blackened towns laid waste and desolate.
And madens. forced to bitter motherhood
Are left to the day that they were born.
Men are insane with slau ghter. drunk with blood,
The toxic of war: there is way
OF killing they forget. no hendish mode
OF torture they foreso a shrieking He'll
Is found where'er they fight.
Before they march
The Army. in Gods holy name. is blessed,
And implements of war is made
And rewards for bravery is wrought
The awful and historic of Christ
Who died to teach men Love for all mankind.
The patient God. the while. look. down from Heave
And laughs with humor infinite, divine.
He knows old ways will bring but old results.
To punish like with like. makes like. again:
The thistle from the thistle seed must spring:
Swords are the destined harvest of the sword
But see Beholdl from tn. awakened East
Where shines the splendor of the morning star
Where spreads the efulgence of the coming Dawn
Which heralds the glad birth of Day
/ A valiant company is moving on,
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The United States Senate has rati-
fled the treaty between this country
and Great Britain to make desertion
of children an extraditable offensc
between the United States and Cana
da
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By KATRINA TRAsK
Mss. GEORGE Foster PEABoDy)
("The L1dy Of YGddo"',)

A mighty Host implscable as Fate,
Has marched unceasing. through the centuries,
Across the myriad passes of the earth.
Men of all countries and Of every cline
Have swelled the countless number Of the Host.
Their garments crimson-dyed. drip human blood:
Tremple fais women and frail new born babes:
Their hands, blood quick to seze to reno
10 ravage, to destroy.
,, x FF. Der the green earth
Where they have passed. withering blight remain.
Ked ruin desolation. and the dead
Heaped high as Heaven. a ghasty spectacle.
he little children. terrcr-stricken, run
10 fondle fathers dead upon the field.
Hse Hr Groom to outraged mothers dead at home.
And all things beautiful desecrate.
For numberless dark ages. marched the Hot
And as they marched. they sang;
Lol We are the Army of Death;
We care not for Mercy--for Rights
Hot fury and fame is our breath:
We battle for Conquest and Might,
We go forth to slay and be slain:
No mortal can otand where we pass:
With dead we hav, powdered the plain,
With blood we have poisoned the srass.
Lol We the Army of Deaths
The merciless Army of ,ath.
The conquerng Army Of Death.
Yet. ever. in tho record of the years,
! no conquest won IN turn, was swept away
BY later conquests of the conquerins Host.
Since time began, the devastating horde
Has left no permanent. living mark;
Has no endurance found in victory;
Nothing but irremediable woe,
And bitter seeds for future harvesting
Hot hatred. and fresh greed for after-strife.
Each hard-won truce was but passing pause.
Zach conquest but a transtory gain
IN the long warfare of the waiting world.
Strong Babylon and stately Nineveh
In In triumph rose to glory and renown,
rioTrished a Aeeting day of royal fame,
20 be- once more, low-levelled to the dust
6y later deeds of conquest and of doom:
Great Persia, matchless Greece. m,;.,t;c R,n.
Each rose in pride, then PROSTATE fell again
before the trampling Of the ceasele.s Host
he towering Ieutons the remorseles. Turks,
The dauntless Anglo-Sa and the Celts,
The valiant FRANKIE the Latins and the Slavs.
t7ave EACH in turn, been drenched in blood of kir
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with new patented gasoline vaporiZ-
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GRAPE; "a THINGS

We take orders for Grape-Cuttings
MalaGas and T0mpsOn Seedless. 20.
Box G21.
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LIST YOUR HOUSES, furnished or un
furnished, for rent or sale at 6O3
Park Avenue.
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TAKEN UP 1 brown horse, / bay, I
sorrel, and l Black mare, all work
animals. Chas. Morgan, Box 215
El Centro. Cal.
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THE CONQUERING ARMY

An Army quiet unresafded small,
Devoid OF flaming arms and ornaments.
But terrible with Banners: strong in soul:
Brave men and women with their hearts ahame
10 dare, to do, to help and to endure.
Their wind d-swept garments smell of fragrant flowers
And spicy odors of the woodland pine
No stencil of blood is Haunted from the folds.
With perfect pose this Army marches on,
Unheeding cruel taunts and mocking sneers
More sharp than bullets to the conscious heart:
When jeering men white livered cowards' hiss,
High courage is the conquest they attain
10 stay the hand and smile in steadfast strength
Their eyes glowing with an inward light
As though they looked upon the great Unseen:
How beautiful their onward pathway shnesl
The yellow springs high, the golden grain
Waves promise thousand fruitful hills:
Great cities rise, enduring works increase;
Glad homes are crowned with comfort and with
And brooding science finds secrets out
The glory of accomplishment is theirs
The mission of the mighty enterprise
10 conquer nature and to art.
! he secret of eternal harmony
The reconciliation of the world.
The Army's ranks grow larger, year by year
its dauntless power invncible becomes:
Taught turns swerves it from its I'd
RIO prosecuting jest, argument,
No noisy talk of Honor-every man
And every woman in the Army knows
That Honor is holy thing, too dear
10 leave to the arbitrament of arms.
To fatal hazard of chance shot and she'll
And as they march they sing:
Lol We the Army of LifeI
We clothed with the strength of the SUM-
We marching conquer strife,
We carry sabre nor gun.
Bright blossoms immortal shall spring
In the way that feet have trod;
A suerdon of giving bring
Goodwill unto all men from God
So,
LoI We the Army of Life. y rF
The terrible Army of Life \
The conquering Army of Life. v
By Natures laws made manifest to man, "
All Death is but Negation--dark decay:
Life is the vital spark that brings forth life:
Death shall be swallowed up in Victory.
All Hail O Conouerinu Arnv Of the DavnI
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Bending every effort toMard. gssov-
cry the German government iy plan
ming to operate again the central Ger
man coal mines near Halle. EThese
mines have not been. worked fqfmore
than a century. :ag1reii g1rii a@
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TAKEN UP-Iron grey mule about
December Goth No Brands, halter
and chain. Route No. Box 1873, j
A. KileS, l mile So. Acocia School
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WANTED-An unencumbered women
to keep house for employed couple.
Must understand the care of chill
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FOR SALE-Alfalfa hay SIG per ton
baled. 8 " miles southwest of Holt
Vile on Holtville -Calexico road. w
r. HaSting e. Son.
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FOR SALE-Stack barIey hay. Ia tons,
"a miles south McCabe church,
east side of Brawley. Main T.. o. box
Ell Centre. r.. No 2, Box II c.. e.
Bogue
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FOR SALE-41 new beehive bodies, 81
tops and bottoms, all nailed and
painted. c. w. Dickenson, Box 422,
Phone 800
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1900 BABY CHICKS, due Dec. 81, w.
Leghorns, 414c; B. Rocks and Reds,
15c. Hyde, Euclid and Imperial
Avenue.
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LOST 1roan horse, 1 roam mare,
sorrel horse, 1 dark brown horse,
brown colts. Notify Pioneer Trans,
fer Co, Calcxico. +. d. Wallace
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FOR SALE-Order those baby chicks
now. Reds, Rocks and White Leg
horns, the cheapest and best. Get our
prices. Kinks Hatchery, Seeley. Tel
ephone Ell Centre 24F12
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FOR SALE-Several canaries, very
fine song birds. 1109 SO. 7th ST., E
Centric.
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LOST-A. B. c. Generator between Ell
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PRESS office or Phone sc Il 8
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NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS.

WANTED-5O good White Leghorn
roosters. Address Imperial Valley
Dew. Co, CaleXico, Cal.
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FOR SALE-A Neat Nifty Small Cafe
for sale suitable for man and wife.
Paying well. Investigate. j. w. Box
p. O. Box 316 City.
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LOST Mules from Construction
Camp miles east of Holtvlle on
Dec. l.. Finder please notify Os-
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FOR SALE-Lettuce presses and con-
vcyors at Miller's Shop, Brawley. In
quire for j. Il. Paquette.
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FOR RENT-Nicely furnished cottage,
also apartment. Ais S. Sth St.
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FOR RENT-Nicely furnished house
8 rooms and bath. S6S Euclid Ave,
or $40 Main st.
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FOR SALE-Rabbits. L. A. Brigdcn,
Beaumont, Calf.

FOR SALE-A1 milo corn In head. De
lMered in Ell Centre $18 per ton, or
at pile SIC. O. N. Miller ranch. Chas.
Richmond RI, Box 142, FL Centre.
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BABY CHIX-Buff, white and brown
Leghorns; Anconas, Black Minorcas,
Buff Orpingtons; II. !. Reds; and
Barred and White 9Rocks. Ready
Jan. 10. Enoch Crews, Seabright Cal.
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FOR RENT-Furnished modern seven
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She made him put her In. He could not refuse be-
cause she had the money. Besides she business
widow much older than he. He probably crossed his
fingers as he wrote down the exception in her favor
You would study with interest and admiration the
religious. teachings Of Zoroaster, noble Persian
thinker. You would be amazed to sec how his teach
ngs have been debased by the Parsees of India and
others Of his modern followers
Confucus moral not RELIGIOUS teacher Of
the Chinese, would please you. II he had thought
more Of common people and what princes owed
THEM less about princes and what common people
owed THEM China might now be farther ahead. But
he said long before Christianity began: do not do
unto others what you would not have them do to you
You would enjoy also studying the strange religion
of Thibet worship Of the Grand Llama, the curious
uncanny resemblances, here and there, to modern
religious belief Early Christian missionaries, finding
that what the Thibetars believed was 80 much like
Christianity wrote homo that the devil himself must
have prepared that Thibetan religion to puzzle good
Christians later for tho Thibetan religion is older
than Christianity.
And now, look up at Mr.. McCay's admirable car
toon. And answer in your own mind the question:
IF you to build altar apart from divine in
spiration what word, words would you write on
your altar7 To what would you dedicate it?''
The question is suggested by strange new relig-
ious cult that has sprung up in Germany, with
named Steiner for leader. Steiner's followers
initiated with mystic, impressive ceremonies They
walk through bewildering maze of hanging silver
cords supposed to represent this puzzling mystying
life in which we find ourselves Finally they 60 down
through q trap door-which, perhaps, signifies their
final going OUT Of life Serve them right you will
say, if you are q good Christian
In the initiation Steiners followers must bow low
before three affairs, shown In Mr.. McCays cartoon,
dedicated to three desirable things-BEAUTY, WIS
DOM, FORCE.
You may suggest that in Germany they might well
out out FORCE. having recently given that trial,
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down and govern them They trumped up
divine wonders did tricks in the temples, to
the vulgar and keep them interested and credulous
The idea was that belief in many gods would pre-
vent their bothering their heads about their rulers
When the great Serapeum, most magnificent temple
at Alexandria, destroyed with its monstrous
idol, "Serapis" by early Christians all sorts of
pagan tricks were exposed. Many miracles, so called
had been worked by the pagan priests to deceive
their followers 1t was even said that they kept
iron chariot with iron horses suspended from the
temple ceiling by the power Of lode stone.' That
however, is impossible. No magnet of those days
was strong enough. But Judge Gary can show you
at tho steel plant named for him. electric magnet
that would hold up half dozen such small iron
chariots. He his great electric magnets to lift
up and load steel rails into freight cars. And by
the way, those rails arc mads-from the ore coming
out Of tho ground to the shaping Of the rail in the
rolling mill-with never human hand touching the
metal, with tools otherwise, until skilled work
man grabs one end and runs his eye along each rail
to make sure It is straight. Such miracles as that
Of the modern kind are WORTH WHILE
Nothing moro interesting than study Of ancient
religions, or more comforting to him who feels that
ne possesses the ONE religion permanent fixed and
Interchangeable that will last forever. All the ancients
OF course, thought that but they mistaken, as
we know.
The Brahmins had and still have their gods and
goddesses with many arms and legs and strange hab-
its, MehammedaHs believe In the ingeniously con-
trived religion that Mohammed built up out of other
religions They believe that he rode up to heaven on
his white horse Albefah and angels SO big that
their eyes farther apart than the distance from
New York to Buffalo, They enjoy that and enjoy still
more the kind of heaven Mehammed invented for
them-wine that cheers but never makes you drunk
each man owner of several beautiful young ladies'
their bodies made of solid musk-Turks LIKE musk;
no wives admitted there. except Just ONE of Mo-
hammsds wives Sarah
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Many peoples hare built affairs to many
gods-gods of War, Revenge, Hate, Com
nuerce, Earthly Loue, Divine LoUe. Magnifi-
cent temples mud affairs of marble, bronze,
silver and gold; hideous affairs and gods of
rough Dood, painted by saUages in savage
cOLOrs. On these affairs many sacrifices hare
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been made, of men, children, young n,aidens,
goats sheep, first fruits, gold and siluer.
Each people has believed that tts affairs
IGNORED a true god, that all other gods pere
false. IF you built an altar, to express
your oron thought, Dhat uouId you write
upon It?
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~ HE Ruler OF the Universe, as He looks down on
this particular grain of cosmic sand called
the "earth," many temples and affairs,
many kinds of worship. ALI that are sincere
doubtless acceptable to Divine Power for mans re-
igion must express what is in HIM, his BELIEF.
A cannibal must create religion suited to Canni-
balsm. You may teach him better but he could not
conceive or worship god forbidding cruelty and
killing. savage in the Jungle, living in constant
fear of lightning wild beasts and worst enemies
in god" merely something UNKNOWN to be
dreaded. He paints hideous idol and bows down,
believes what the medicine tells him.
The progress of human beings has been marked by
gradual change in religious belief. In early days
human sacrifice was part of practically ALL religions
when plaques or famine the people thought the
gods were angry some must be punished So they
chose the sort of people they thought the gods would
like, and killed them the affairs sometimes giving
the victims messages that they to deliver to the
angry god asking him to be more merciful
Sometimes Pagan priests got rid Of their enemies
conveniently by selecting them suitable sacrifices
When bodies sacrificed were buried in the corner
of field, in shallow hole the grass grew very
green there the next year. That convinced the people
that the gods pleased see how nicely the grass
grows where we buried that sacrifice" they said
And often when new field was cleared and planted
human victim was slain and buried in the new field
to make it fertile.
That was undoubtedly the beginning Of our great
fertilizer Industry Gradually men learned that the
fresh green grass was not miracle, caused by some
god pleased with human sacrifice, but that dead
bodies fertilize the soil, dead dog would do we'll
We ferilize with guano from the Pacific Islands,
and with the dried blood Of hogs and other animals
but no longer imagine that fertility comes from
q savage god pleased with the smell Of blood That
is Improvement.
The study Of various RELIGIONS in the past is
a study of slowly developing civilization You might
truly say to a savage tribe. "show me your a1tars,
tell me your idea Of God and I'll tell you how far
you are from civilization
False religions have been discarded and cast aside
from time to time, snake sheds its skin. The
educated Greeks and Romans ceased to believe in
their innumerable gods and goddesses during cen
turies, but encouraged the common people to go on
believing thinking that the easiest way to keep them
f II
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UNsUCCESsFULLY. But the three affairs stand,
and they typify the human mind today, just did
that ancient god, hollow bull made of metal heated
red hot, into which living human beings were cast.
Herr Steiner, undoubtedly thinks BEAUTY WIS.
DOM, FORCE the three great things in life, so he
builds his affairs to them the Greeks of old built
theirs to Venus Mercury, for commerce; Mars, for
war; Minerva, for Wisdom, and Jupiter as general
boss of them all
To Mr.. steiner's collection Mr.. McCay has added
fourth altar, TO JUSTICE. And apart from divine
revelation could any finer nobler altar be built
this earth? Most appropriately, Mr. Mccay's altar to
JUSTICE reaches up from the earth into the clouds
Its top not visible u.s. for have not yet learned
to see Justice Complete.
Justice to OURSELVES, as WE conceive it, Is
what occupies most and that is only partial justice
Real justice reaches from earth to heaven And this
earth would not hold the weight Of altar suff-
GENTLY magnificent to do justice to that DIVINE
JUSTICE by which we and all the millions of suns
and planets ruled.
Throughout the universe JUSTICE is the law And
the divine law is never broken
Every noble thought included in any of the worlds
affairs will be found in the altar to SUPREME JUS
T1CE
An altar to justice is also altar to wisdom, for
Justice Is WISE An altar to Justice Is an altar to
Beauty, for Justice is BEAUTIFUL. An altar to
Force is altar to Justice though it seems to
DEFY Justice, for Justice is the only real and PER
MANENT force
We need many things earth EDUCATION, the
power to PRACTICE what we PREACH, scientific
TRUTH that will give the human race the power Of
tides and sun, freeing them from slavery (not quite
ready for that YETI. We need SELF CONTROL,
EMULATION instead of competition, KNOWLEDGE
instead of superstition development of the earhs
sources for ALL with ENOUGH for ALL instead Of Zoo
much for FEW and too little for MANY.
But Of all things the one most needed is JUSTICE
1t would tell us what to do about the worlds debts
and the worlds other problems 1t really WOULD
end bitter dissatisfaction, for men KNEW they
were getting justice few would ask for more
Such an altar to Justics Mr.. McCay's cartoon
shows reaching into heaven will not be built by man
But greater altar to Justice COULD be built in
the HEARTS of men, and that altar WILL be built,
some day.