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Askov American. [volume] (Askov, Pine County, Minn.) 1914-current, 1922-11-23

Valuable Material Tor Doors.
Many Of the lifteen-foot-high doors
and portals TO Havana houses are built
Of solid mahogany and other richly col
ored native woods.
Askov American. [volume] (Askov, Pine County, Minn.) 1914-current, 1922-11-23

Wen say this for the burglar, hl
never drors in on ~ when We an
busy.-Boston Evening Transcript.
Askov American. [volume] (Askov, Pine County, Minn.) 1914-current, 1922-11-23

Exploited BY the Camera.
Some Of The satellites Of Jupiter
were discovered geographically. and
have never been seen except on photo
graphic plates.
Askov American. [volume] (Askov, Pine County, Minn.) 1914-current, 1922-11-23
Theushs ser the DAY.

Too many OF IA spend our time
making excuses In words instead Of
making good 10 works.
Askov American. [volume] (Askov, Pine County, Minn.) 1914-current, 1922-11-23

An English writer claims TO have
discovered the ideal elegiac." II runs:
"Here lies . man who would have
laughed to read how hs was cpl
taphed."
Askov American. [volume] (Askov, Pine County, Minn.) 1914-current, 1922-11-23
neuessy Quick Thinker.

HoVoo0y Quick Thinker.
The houseny IL the cleverest u In
sects, its intelligence surprising that
Of the ant and the bee. An authority
asserts that II can think 100 times
quicker than 4 man.
Askov American. [volume] (Askov, Pine County, Minn.) 1914-current, 1922-11-23

Gudstjeneste Kirken, Sondae
Form, XII. 1890.
S. D. ROdholm.
Askov American. [volume] (Askov, Pine County, Minn.) 1914-current, 1922-11-23

For Sale Wood. nice SEASON.
able popple, cut in stove lengths.
8 per double box delivered.
e. H. Hansen. Askov. levitt
Askov American. [volume] (Askov, Pine County, Minn.) 1914-current, 1922-11-23

Young Peoples meeting at as
sembly hall Sunday evening,
Nov. rs, at 8 o'clock.
Askov American. [volume] (Askov, Pine County, Minn.) 1914-current, 1922-11-23

Wood For Sale Dry popple.
cut in kitchen stove lengths, =
per double box delivered in
Askov. Hermansen Bros.
25wl2-lt
Askov American. [volume] (Askov, Pine County, Minn.) 1914-current, 1922-11-23
All 10 Vanity

The vanity Of human life II like Z
river. constantly passing away and yst
constantly coming oo.-Pope.
The Washington times., 1922-11-30
LATHROP'0
e0lDMEll< 9
z sRs

bs. Ss. ana "a ss. Ass:s. cs:s :s =:
Al fra elis drassisaA BE, 76e, Si.6o
The Washington times., 1922-11-30
10y JEAN ELIOT III

vvYITH the Navy Relief Bail
w tonight to look forward
" to. the Eye, Ear and
Throat Ball" last night to look
back upon. and both yesterday
and today thick starred with
luncheons, teas and dinner
parties, the Thanksgiving holiday
10 exceedingly festive.
The Thanksgiving ball for the
Navy Relief and the Thanksgiving
Eve ball for the benefit of the
Episcopal Eye, Ear and Throat
Hospital are as much a sign OF
the holiday season in Washington
as turkey and cranberry sauce;
and the program will be carried
through this year as usual save
that the Navy Relief Ball will be
given at the Hotel Washington
instead of at the Willard.
For many years II has been the
custom Of the President, function
ing as Comma Chief of the
Navy, and his wife, to attend the
Navy Relief Ball. Owing to Mrs.
Harding's illness. It will, Of
course, be impossible for the
President and Mrs. Harding to
attend tonight, but Mrs. Harding's
name heads the list Of patronesses.
The Secretary Of the Navy and
Mrs. DENLY will entertain guests
in the Presidential box and Mrs.
DENLY and Mrs. Theodore Roose-
welt, wife of the Assistant Secre.
tary Of the Navy. will head the
receiving line.
Numerous dinner parties have
been arranged especially to pre-
cede the ball, notably one which
Mrs. James Carroll Frazer is CIV
ing In honor Of the Secretary Of
the Navy and Mrs. DENLY. Mr..
and Mrs. Robert Woods Bliss are
entertaining informally for Mr..
and Mrs. Sheldon Whitehouse.
who are staying with them, and
will take their guests later to the
hall. Others who will entertain
dinner parties are Mrs. Charles
McVay. Mrs. John Iden. Capt. and
Mrs. Hayne Ellis. Miss Mabel
Boardman. Capt. and Mrs. Luke
McNamee and Col. and Mrs. VIII
liam Eric Fowler.
, The names Of Miss Evelyn
w "'N'NOVtH, the mINSpS Ing"T
and Laura Bryn and Miss Atala
Kimmell have been added to the
girls floor committee.
-
PRETTY girls and pretty gowns
were the outstanding feature
OF the ball last night. which was
arranged to raise funds for the
six free wards Of the Episcopal
Eye. Ear and Throat Hospital.
1t was a small assemblage, as
charity balls go. but notably good
looking and well dressed 10 that
the newly renovated Willard ball
room looked as though q smart
private party were being given
there.
Guests were received by Mrs
David Meade Lea. president of
the hospital board and chairman
OF the ball committee, a gracious
and distinguished figure in a jet
ted gown, with long flowing
sleeves of tulle. She was assisted
by Mrs. Walter r. Tuckerman.
who wore a handsome costume of
black velvet. and Miss Charlotte
Harding. daughter Of the Rt.
Rev. Alfred Harding, bishop of
Washington, whose gown was Of
coral-colored velvet.
Bishop Harding was a box holder
at the ball and the Episcopal
The Washington times., 1922-11-30
SOCIAL AFFAIRS ARE HARD ON !
W0MEN's HEALTH AS 0UsEW0Rk

weight since taking the HypoICod
and my appetite ID splendid. Thanks
TO Hypo-Cod. I am able to resume
my social drnies once more and
have SO much energy and reserve
.orce that even q gruelling recep-
lion isn't fa,iguing to me any msre.
I sleep splendid and srecommsnd
iypo-COd to any woman II III
ealth, for IL 10 really all that they
laim." Enthusiastically continued
lrs. Pettus, who, like hundreds of
her Hypo-Cod users here in
{8shington, has found that this
{aasant.i modern, ?, powerful tonic
bally bulIds. tones. strengthens and
ortifies . person quickly. Hypo-
;od ID a pure. wholesome, pleasant
asting ionic. It u made Of finest
Ingredients In one OF Americas best
,nown laboratories. Just two or
hree bottles of 1t prove an excel.
mt fall and winter ;opic treatment
nd puts ones system in condition
throw off and fight off wintry
Is. colds, hoarseness. coughs and
,rippe. Enrich your blood-don't
le chilly. pale or anaemic at this
angerous time of year.
NOTE: Phone or send to near.
est Peoples Drug Store for Hypo.
Cod. You will be delighted. 81 be
bottle.
The Washington times., 1922-11-30
Nervous, Unstrung, Over
worked, Hurried, Worried,
No Wonder Many Grow
Haggard Looking.
SIMPLE HOME TONIC
Is WHAT THEY NEEL

II was in wretched health and
SO rundown I couldn't keep goins
as should and finally was forced 10
abandon social activities, becaus,
after an afternoon or evening out,
l would. come home 30 nervous and
wrought up l couldn't sleep" de
clared Mrs. w. -. Pettus, 1914 I
st. N. w.
Fortunately. happened in at
he drug store and my druggis
told me about Hypo. Cod and I took
a bottle home. took 1t at meal times
and on retiring for week and was 30
remarkably benefited. I ,ook 1t for
quite a little while, and really
HypoCod IL both pleasant to take
and extremely effective. My health
is excellent since taking Hypo-C Cod
and / never have nervous, weak
spells any more. even gained
The Washington times., 1922-11-30

so, If he keeps his
stomach and kid
neys In shape.
When the step
begins to lag, the
joints ache, occa-
sional touches Of
The Washington times., 1922-11-30

What a pity anyone should
slack" because of getting
old" A man may be as viz
orous and healthy at 80 as II
The Washington times., 1922-11-30
OLD AGE WINS

pain IN the bach, possibly twinges
Of rheumatism-take Lathrop's
Gold Medal harlem oil capsules
(the original and genuine) regu.
The Washington times., 1922-11-30

larly and your
spirits will be en-
hvened, your step
spring and your
nauscles essnapwith
life Sealed boxes,
fully guaranteed.
The Washington times., 1922-11-30

winter-en-Phipps, Aute Co, Annapens, lGA.
E.n:, = ncsd us Dcsr%sn. Bslsir Nd. va
Maryiand Garage, CunSsrland. Nd.
Eesten Motor esles c.. Eastcn. Nd;
llarbeugh Auto sales Co.. Frederick. Nd.
Peoples Garage. Gaiens, Md.
Central Garage. Hancock, Nd.
Write House Service Station, Hyattsyi1le. Nd.
Garrett Motor Cempeny, Oahisnd. laA.
Hlllside Garage. Principle. Nd.
Hudscn 9 Essex 0arAge. Reckville. Ma.
ID. W. Periue Aute Co., ealisbury. Ma.
Imperial Valley press., 1922-05-12
REVIVAL OF OUR sHIPPING INTERESTS

British shipping interests determined that British
ships shall dominate the wet highways of the world They
have Just deep in rates from the Port of New
York to ports South America for the purpose of course
hauling American goods to those ports well British
goods To meet this emergency the American Shipping
board has made slash and it is said that the vast
resources of the United States treasury will be thrown into
the fight if necessary keep the American flag the
It is for this purpose has been proposed TO give
American shipping and is demonstration of
of such bonus that British friends making
the light of past experiences with bonuses is
aging note that the people of the middle section Of the
country reported be looking with than usual
upon the proposed method of stimulating ship
ping interests They making their depend
what upon the guarantee that southern ports shall be
impartial treatment for the that the gulf
those much readily accessible to them than others
1t is of the phenomena of American enterprise that
marine transportation has been permitted to Ian
gush has The. United States has exceled in every
other kind of transportation has in every line of
great endeavor leading all the rest of the world
part of it. by wide margin Our foreign is the
largest of any. Our ability carry products in
bottoms IS the greatest of any, The need of
large IN time of is unbeatable It is ndis
pensable to the national defense Our peacete fleets
used to trade with the world be quickly turn
ed to transports to aid bateshps T. under God and
through the wisdom of statesmen who directed the dis
armament conference there should be
then the need Of shipping for would be
imperative Just the same
The contest with British friends for sea-going craft
is certain to be brisk We afford to let them drive
flag off the
Imperial Valley press., 1922-05-12
Toles Of Uncle Joe' Cannon

retire this wear lie has just passed his
eighty sixth bilthday.
Cannon, Watterson and Depew mad9
q practice ia late years Of aauaing each
other birthday greetings, ia watch they
managed always TO injoct the spirit of
lyoQth and variety which marked ehelr
meetings when they We're Younger
"Here' S looking at YOU! Wattelson
wired . Uncle Joe" on his birthday,
May T, 1921
also bows Cannon wired in reply.
Going baek % poker Uncle Joe began
playir - soon as lie had any money
ho could afford to lose, and that was.
| back in the late 30 S when he was START
ing TO be successful lawyer. But all
the success he attained as q lawyct, and
that was considerable, fades into sig
lhficance compared TO Ills success as u
poker player, il az the OH stories arc
srue.
One YARN that is q favbrita with
"Uncle Joe S friends is about how he
cleened out the Judge and al The law
! Iyer5 ct a big session OF the circuit
Ic1urt n Illinois on tAe ve1f first night
OF tho court session, and lad TO keep
! tue Whcle bunch as Ills gleSts all
the Iest-of the tine the cobrt remained
| there. The stoY Is that Cannon paid
cut and sd a 1.ice lltlefrol lett over
Imperial Valley press., 1922-05-12
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8 TODAY'S BORROWED 6
Z EDITORIAL 9
INSIDE INFORMATION
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Saturday Evening Post: One OF the
poorest reasons for envving the rich and
powerful is their supposed infallibility
in the purchase of investments and IN
stock market operations. To the small
capitalist, whether investor or specula-
tor. a veritable halo encireles the head
Of the great banker or corporation ey-
eeutive, not so much because OF what
he has rs on account of his assumed op-
portunity to get in on good things or
to beat the market. But there is not
a shift OF eddy in the cltrrent of bust
ness life, not tornado or the gentlest
Of showers, whose passage does not dis
close enormous losses utained by the
rich and powerful.
There is no lesson that people need SO
to take to themselves as that the keep
ing of money is q very different thing
from making it. One does not have to
be Wall street banker. 4 corporation
director or an insid.er of any kind, to
be careful, thrifty and the reverse Of
foolish. Moralists are troubled at the
great rewards that have fallen into the
laps OF a few movie stars and baseball
players But the situation viii take care
of itself to q greater extent than is i'm
agined by critics whose mental reactions
are hasty and superficial. Those who
have not the strength of character To
resist the sudden inrush Of wealth will
caickly enough lose it, and even among
those whose moral fiber is strong enough
viii be many whose business judgment
is Iamentably weak.
IN every group Of the suddenly en-
riched-bootlegg movie stars, war
lrofiteers. oil operators, trust nagnatss
If the early 1900's and railroad kings
IF the 90's-there has been or viii be
4 natural and inevitable process of win
lowing. Wealth has been made in this
country in countless WAYS and by men
# tvpcs 50 various az to defy descrip-
ion. But wealth has no great sticking
malities, and the mighty have faicn
gain and again. They have beea
leaned ont by playing the market ANA
W sticking 10 their own business. They
ave lost fortunes by staying IN ouc
inc Of business while it dwindled away,
md they have dost fortunes by going
nto new lines.
Much is said Of the opportunities
which this country affords and of how
lie lowliest may rise 10 wealth and
,ame. But perhaps IL is just rs fortu-
nate that 50 many who rise are unable
[ 10 maintain their position. 1t is f0rtu
/ late that whosoever hath, to him shall
be given is 50 far from being q mn
lersal truth. 1t is a c0nsoing thOughi
hat one does not have TO .be q nillioH
1ire, captain Of industry or IN any
sense an insider, but only an average
everyday eitizcn, TO enjoy the benefits
4 3f common sense, care, thrift and ordi
nary good 5adgucnt
Imperial Valley press., 1922-05-12
orc Minute Essay

The question bas been asked how
maeh pophlatiOn docs a municipality
have q haYr before Il fan bccOme q
city lhis Is 4 mistaken idea Tho
law ma 10 stipulation. ~ most states
rtclty denotes a municipality ranking
5i@her e pQRilatior than town,
oroug "a village, but there are cFcep-
tlons W many states, particularly ~
the vest ile name relates more espe.
eally foa fofm of goYefpment 'ln mpry
cases auglf eties ;~e Of small population
ne term city Is given im anticipation
of future growth. Thera IS no Uniform
ply in A8gl eltaractcristies ot q city
throughpai the United States Almost
any municipality can assume the name
81 'scity ~ incorporating ~ such and
adopting city form o. government
in California ely 9f the sixth class
las % iaye 800 peFilation and Is tAc
.malle-t cipality Sc Aate
Imperial Valley press., 1922-05-12

itate, d mock, She song or almost Any
bird Eou!d you ike TO hear me4'
Hmdcud, would, asWtred UMcle
Niggil5. But I heard you say you
we're hHngfy and perhaps vou can not
sing .hen You need something 70 cat.
"a would be glad Of q meal, chirp-
ed the inoekiug bird, but where shall
G Here quickly answered the ra5-
I bit gentleman.
! lie sh0ol, tae brad crumbs from tire
/ birch bark uaps1p and tho moekug
/ 1ir5 flyiag down picked Tie ctgmts
I'D in lis beak and was 70 longer hul
I gry.
Now I shall initiate a robin, be
said and lie sang 'Cheer-upt Cheer
mp ALMOST as wei ms .r Red
| Ireast limaef could have ionc ID. Th4u
The bird initiated a song sparrow and
other birds giving Uncle Wiggily u
4 most beautiful concert.
could STAY and listen 70 y6h sll
4 day, sai3.thc bunny, but 2 must hop
on with thp bread 70 GdatdFa Goosey
4 n was when Uncle Miggily was com,
I ing back, b3iag eft the LOAF Of bread,
that the rt;tl adycntuc happencI him.
l6-he bunny was hoppipg along whaH,
alt Of aaGen the Fuzzy Fox siwang
out from behind q bush ana eroWltd:
Nov ] an gc-ag to n.bbie your
! years
+ Oh, please aou4' beggcd Uncle
I Wiggily, ''lf sou VIII only let me
alone Ill g Nurse Jane 10 give VOW
q loaf of hread!2'
Roohl N0usenscl don z like
I hyead / want ears o nibblan howled
the Fox
| fle WIS just going to janp up aad
nib9le the bunDy's ears when, all of
| sudden, there sounded through tha
/ woods the erY of;
Newt New! MeaouWt
on, thefa o eatl a Big n cit
4 Is coming and he'll sefatch np howl.
cd the l'oN. oh, ID 80 afra'd af
scratchy cats as never wasl N nbble
your ears some other day, Cnclt Wiz
/ gilyl abd a@av ram tic l'o,l, NOT
lmrtlng the builuy at an
- Wonder what cat that was eaB
the bunny on loud, wheu he knew ne
was safe
AZ was not cat me,fod ii,e 4
I lcat bird answered the sockme bifd
tiVin& down ont Of tree tsl Si.s
your danger ma wnnted 70 help voit
And, as ! cln initiate alitosl aitY Bird
lust mit.ted tha GAIT bird and drogc
the tox away.
ol, thaAls you tHpusend timelf
cEriaimea Uncle Wiggily Ara theo
ae lle horned to bis hungolov, ils
mocSing birl saHg liko canary
Aud if the lemon sanee7cr doesut
try TO hide u The eagar bowl md pllek
er the hole Up s. thc ianps can't gol
out 70 s'geeiep tie chocolate cake lal
+ Ten you aexl ahoat Uacle Wiggily ane
I tAe chimney Birds.
Imperial Valley press., 1922-05-12
Side Talks
by Rartfl Cameron
EEIa w11EB. VIZ -sU1L3g HosE


Some friends az ours who were ahoEt
to build /. house have not only the co.
operative bank aeeount which they
started the year before they were mar
rioJ to draw on, but another savihs9
account which theg regard aa only lass
prccious.
This awnings account IS kept il biz
scrap book 0ad it ID a aaVing3 account
of leas ~ Fe'Y Kind in regard t0
houses ana ,1dous.
A Savings Account of ideas
They started THIS scrap book at the
same time when they started tAc e9-
operative account and they eall IL the
"Whea We Build Book
This is the sort of thing that il con-
taius. Plans aud pictWes Of small.
houses, such as are ppbished from
time to time in Sunday supplements
ana magazines. Ideas for economy
ana comfort clipped from similar
SOURCES. IDEAS for gardens and fo4
landscaping small places.
"A Ia1l5ly Chute
Notes ON al softs Of convenience
and attractive features which they have
admired in the houses of friends. For
Instance O lundry chute leading from
the bathroom into q closet off tho
Kitchen. = little door opening f,or
behind The fireplace on TO the cellar
stairs, and thus avoiding the need to
carry the wood through the kitchea
ANA halhray and across the Living room.
a trapdoor in the Fireplace to let tbe
ashes down through into an ash barrel
placed underneath for them. no thres-
holds On the downstairs floors SO that
Imperial Valley press., 1922-05-12
MEMORIAL TO CEN GoRGAs

ANCON, Canal Zone, Panama, May
l2.-Ihc laying Of the cornerstone %
the building to be erected IN Panaua
by the Gorgas Memorial bas been post
poned until Fegrnars z, 1923. 10 wt
intended to lay the stone during tho
visit to the lsthmus Of Or. Richard
Strong, director Of the School Of Trop.
ical Medicine Of Harvard University
and member of the governing board of
The Gorgas Memorial, bpt on the slg.
gcsf ion OF Admiral Braisted and othera
Tie ceremony was deferred until neS.
year, On the occasion Of q visit Of q
group from the American College "
Surgeons.
Tie building u 70 be devoted 20 re
search ia tropical medicine and sanita-
iion. It's cost IS estimated a about
$J00,000.
Imperial Valley press., 1922-05-12
Bedtime Stories
UNCLE WIGGI1Y AND 'THE MOCK
INC BIRD
(Copyriglt, 1922, by Mcclure News
7e-oor c{,-ndic.4oA
BY HOWARD r. GARI5

"Wait minute, Uncle Wiggily,
Wait a minuteiA called Nurse Jane
Fuzzy Wuz2y one morning, rs the
bunny rabbit gentleman was hopping
down the 'front.' steps 5or his hollow
stump bungalow.
"NBat tire matter now?2' asked
Mr. Longears, stopping long enough 70
let his pink nose tginNie. LAS the
Fuzzy Fox telepboued to ask me 70
meet him in the woods, on does the
Woozio Wolf want me to send ny ears
over 10 his den to be nibbled
Neither one OF those, thank good
nessiH laughed the muskrat lady b 5use-
keeper. " No one is at the telephope.
But here is fresh loaf Of bread
Just baked Tor Grandpa Goosey Gander.
Mould You mind taking 1T to him as
you 90 adyenturlng
"a shall be most happy to take your
loaf of bread to Grandpa Goosey,
said Uncle Wiggily with @ low AND
polite bow. And / know he viii b,
very glad to get it. AS for an adven
ture, may happen 10 find one and
then again, / may not.
But UncIe Wigeily did, and I In go
| ine to ten you about it,
Nurse Jane had wrapped tic fres.
loaf of bread ia clean napkin o.
white birch bark, and she gave the lit
tie bundle to Uncle Wiggily. The bupn3
| gentleman tucked the loaf under ~
paw and hoped over the fields ans
through the woods.
AS ne was nearing Grandpa Coo9cY'
house he changed the loat or brea'
from ander has left paw 10 uRdcr hi
| night paw, and, as he did so, nc no
ticed many loose crumbs in the bire
bark napkin.
But | guess Crahdpa Gooscy eai
eat the bread crumbs as we'll as Ga
whole loaf, thought the bunny. II
was about to hop on again when, al
Of Il Sudden, lie heard a sad voic say
inga
On, how hungry ! ami I. think
came up from my warm, Southland
little too soon, for there ism t. much t
eat around here Oh, what shall ! do}'
Uncle Wiggiiy stood stl for mo
mont and thought IAo voice was
new one, and he was sare il was 30
that of the Wolf Or Fox. stI th
bunny knew he had better be careful
lie pecred through the bushes ane
sitting on The low branch Of q tree
| Uncle Wiggily--tw a long gtailed bin
! rather faded brown III color. And q
Imperial Valley press., 1922-05-12

dirtean &c sWept into the isileheh, aa
l;flie traD door there with an
l,srrF bane9fh 81 A chest af draw
.bpit u against The caves and Wiz
fhe lower dtaWeFs oxtaading into f@e
caves. thGa utilizing what woula Gea
er llv Be waste space. a bar in
closet instead of hooAa, thus Ia;l.i
Il psssible b9 Gle use Qf hangers to
WANG up }wies a much as could So
6p tle hooks
They Know tha 8-a1kot
I.ur.Berlaofe tine book IS full Of CLIP
pings of all sorts 81 advertisement or
things that are 80 60 into the h0nse
Hsatina has section (ll ats own WltR
tbe advertisements and boo&lats tiQf
whsl thhy have sentl Of vafiius klnes
of heaOing. Plumbing has anethef see-
tion. woodWork an5tper, electric tl&
tuieg aHolhef
An of which means that when these
1eople come to build their honse Trey
VIII have some idea Of what they wailo.
They say that eHo has to build one
house to learn how to build the klnd
Of a house one really wants. Mistakes
of this sort are costly. 1'cW Of rs ever
gct the chance to rectify them. Ijut
thc people who keep Whenl-Boild 7
savings account Of ideas can, ~ least,
minimize them. TO say nothing ot the
fua they viii have over il, and the
bond OF interest ]. forms between hus-
Qand and wife. Why not start it
wien you start youF cooperative saw
iHgs account Why not start thcm
both tomorrow
Imperial Valley press., 1922-05-12
roy 12. 1919
CALIPATRIA MAN
BUYS BUSINESS HERE

tt. Il fites Cor many years proprietor.
% Aa lApeneAt firm 40 425 Main
street, FL Geairo, has sold lis place of
baaness to5a, g, Nice vi CaHpatls,
Ar. Niae y an experienced harlWare
end implement aaa hayng been eo.s-
neered with tile business for the PASS
i3 afa lt upeWal Nalley lle ot.
gam1gd tle ANe0riffith Hardware
e0nlauy at calipatra IN ial4 aud sold
ms lltefesf ~ tho firm year ago.
Tie new proprietor has been planning
70 come 90 f'l GNatfo FOR q number of
rea After he0Mpg that Mn l1ites
planned 70 retire from the implement
saiae here and devote his entitc time
10 ll.s cs{isNiga establishment, Mr. Nieo
nego.Ate1 tel purchase.
Imperial Valley press., 1922-05-12
woMAN SAVES SUICIDE

SAN FRANCISCO, May ~. Mrs M.
Winn was severely injured when A. y.
Nava tried to commit suicide. Naya
leaied OF a bridge and landed on Mrs.
Winn, who was driving her automobile
Jentath the bridge.
.aya vas glLurt.
Imperial Valley press., 1922-05-12
Abont some woman y other

Plump wives are preferred t,irouglt
ort Morocco, aud ia Tunis there are
vlasss whore the elder niember3 of
fhe a@ popolaiion make profession
.of fat ine Young Ladies for the matri-
mCniaI market of Bafbary.