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Imperial Valley press., 1923-03-30

Sues for Divorce. b. IIardwick
chief of police ut C:,leNieo, has sued
for a divorce from Allie Hardwick,
alleging extreme mental cruelty.
The complaint states the couple
were married at Yuma, Arizona,
April -, 1922 and separated on Au-
gust J. of the same year. At the
time of the marriage, Hardwick had
three children by Il former wife,
and Mrs. Hardwick two children by
n former husband. The complaint
states Mrs. Hardwick wished TO
have her husband ) children placed
in an Institution while her children
lived with the family.
Imperial Valley press., 1923-03-30

Closing School Month-Mrs. Viii
liam Reed, deputy school superin-
tendent, is closing the books for the
month of March today. But two
more months of school remain, April
and May, all of the schools Of the
county closing June l. for the sum
mer vacation.
Imperial Valley press., 1923-03-30

Elmer A. Todd's Music Studio
S24 Olive. Phone 46GW. ADJ
Imperial Valley press., 1923-03-30
lOCa&IeWs

Exide Batteries, skillful work on
all makes of Batteries. g. F. Cog
gins Battery Shop. Adv,
Imperial Valley press., 1923-03-30

Table 'Hote Dinner, 81 per Gov
II. Special T-bone steak dinner, 90c.
Gotel Barbara Worth. Adv,
Imperial Valley press., 1923-03-30
wooda Blesy Dancing School, 72s
Orange. Classical and ball room
ior children or adults. Phone 41lW
Adv.

Singh Gets Divorce-Kakoo Singh
was granted an interlocutory de
cree of divorce from Juanita Bega
Singh by Judge Conkling in the SUI
perior court this morning, the
grounds specified being desertion.
Imperial Valley press., 1923-03-30
DR.. Harry Hooper, Dentist. CAT
Main Street. Phone 3S2W. ADJ

Divorce Granted-Albert W. Po-
sey was grated 4 final decree of di-
yorce from Callie B. P0scv by
Judge NJ. W. Conkling in Depart
met No. > of the superior court
YESTERDAY afternoon. An interlocu-
tory decree was allowed on March
10, 1922.
Pythian Sisters Rummagc Sale,
Saturday. 431 Main St. ADV.
Imperial Valley press., 1923-03-30

Don't Forget the Ten Thousand
Clubs Easter Sale, Saturday, NJ
the FL Centre Market. Potted
plants, cut flowers, home made
cokas and candies. Adv
Imperial Valley press., 1923-03-30

Home Made Pies at Steves. Adv
Adv.
Imperial Valley press., 1923-03-30

Exide Batteries, the maximum
combination of Power and Long
Life. C. E. Coggins Battery Shop.
Adv
Imperial Valley press., 1923-03-30

Dance at the McCabe School
house Friday night March 3O.-adv
Imperial Valley press., 1923-03-30

Pipe Sale at Steves.
Imperial Valley press., 1923-03-30
Merchant Lunch at Steves. Al

Pythian Sisters Rummage Sale,
437 Main st: ADV.
Imperial Valley press., 1923-03-30

Corn Beef Sandwich at Steves.
Adv
Imperial Valley press., 1923-03-30

Firemen get Another-A small
blaze in the roof of Kluck's Gro
cerv at Eighth and Brighton street
occupied the attention of the fire
department for "A few minutes at
II clock this morning. The blaze
was caught before it had chance
to spread and was extirguished
with a chemical line, the damage to
the roof being comparatively slight.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1923-07-18
PARISH PLANS
BAY EXCURSION
81. Johns Prepares Four
Hour Moonlight Trip

The moonlight excursion pn iulY
sf. Hi lahna annual affair. fsih b.
pun ~ thn mest pppular events ~
che summer ~ Johns parish has
chartered the CHS ~ iiffmsl-un. the
largest passenger beat % tho Navy
Yard Routes fleet. Tor a fouf hour,
non ziap iflp 90 klsN che ballieshlps
rounding this beautiful iiainbfidEn
island returning thru che scenic
AGATE pass aud bach 70 seattle
THE CiiY 81 Ifsmsfipn wiii leave
caimaa dooh af tta shafp returning
20 cnlman dock. Seattle az ieit.
Ticket holders eaa smbafk at eit
9 M
ttlaekHaua aaafs orchestra has
been engaged fpF the ograslon Ne.
ffsshmsais VIII be served on hard
b. the organisations n the parish
A limited number ~ tickets are on
sale at sherman. clay 4 Co Thlfa
and Fine. ana 81 the Hotel seattle.
ttrst ard James also q, draK stores
IN wsst Seattle
The management has placed In elf
eutaiion lozs enough tickets 90 &C
fammoaAls three faufths ~ ihs y
cenaet satarifY - ihs boat and ruaf
anires na etrrrfuHdinE Also al
Vices early nufehasn - tickets 70
avoid disappointment AMI sHftstka
tioa 81 tbs earliest lQssllls nsatHsn'
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1923-07-18
WANTS THE WORLD
TO KNOW ABOUT
ALVITA

After suffering for twensy years
Pasadena wonAn rwgainsd her
nsfu.al hrAith and 10 - everioysd
she wants the wpEid TO knoW ahoat
AEsita.
Daring the early Slntsr heard
much - ~. many wonderful 70
salts from AIvitA Taetssa ard as
st6sa 10 give thsrn trial. have
been q sufferer for twenty years
have been Through an extreme ease
pf starved slasae. argvsgs proagra
siun twtee. and rheumatism on ne
nerves NJ eenastlca seemed at.
meet hopeless. but I vas Inspired
"a try ALvITA Tablets. ana GA FEB
=. 1879. comnencea rny gfrss dose
ny the sEa % ons wsek found .
rsnss wonderful bettesment In my
eundlsinE.. all tho old sntsergrka and
canaiticus hav. disappeared. ard |
nnw feel normal. sucn a iay--arn
SIMPLY buhhl.nx over with xrasItu9s
and wans the world to know wha;
Aivsfs has done fer me.
Atvtta 10 the rscsnt scientific dts
cuvery which brings isuae. Iron.
pfnaphafes and vitanlsnsA TO you 10
q vegetable form which may be
readily assinli4tsd Aista IA pre-
parsd IN convenient tablet form
from the deep rooted alfalfa pIaai
which Sciences discovered ~ a rich
ntugchouse Of tho vital mineral salts
ard vltaruinss No rnatter II you
hate tired many remedies. try this
tanAe Of nature now, A dollar huy1
4 box u Anita Tablets at any drux
store. - Advertisement.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1923-07-18
CAR LINE To
BORROW CASH
Needs Funds 10 Meet Year
y Interest Payment

whne ths street railway deQali.
msn, e elsafing ap ts task delss
a the rate q iteos "a, loAns
ts,shns sssi.soe to ,he railway 81,
elatins funa from other city depart
meats srs NECESSARY % cash current
Warrants aceoralng &c Councilman
4. 4 malns. chairman Of the eoua'
al finance eommttee.
An emergency ordinance Vas pre-
pared TassaaS 81 ceuncllm a
Riams aud win t~ passsd az the
regular council meeting next Men
ds,. Fart of ths money Ia neses.
safs 10 pas the July Is payFoll.
On August I the rvcclpls e the
railway must ~ sst 4si,io G. meet
an Interest payment ~ nearly ts3os
eaa. ana TIE iean planned win meet
expensrs q thr read aud psY bssek
ether loans previously made, Tis'
soanea Niil borrow ttso 900 from
tbs toad rstiFrmeRs quad. tsa.eqQ
frosn ths depreciation reserve Fgnd.
ss.r from the Municipal iialiw ~
bond funa. sioaeoo from The light
aspaf,nssnt ard SIS boa srVm the
water department % tAc city
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1923-07-18

sls was surs shs rad danced a as.
tapee equal 10 that hetevsa Seattle
ana f'pFtiapd
To sxglls Is al Mise Frances
Silver. u ihs VIII klnx sang At
the ifaluE lhsstsf. discovered =
peiaWeser. uhils abs pss tayinE
an plaFsa clock. and rorFuvsd i ~
tbs psapmslsf ruf gay
with yesterdays rehearsal. uat
iase ard last nl&ht's ssas sac pseia-
mssss shawsd = asstaats q Is
miles
on sun4sg. shsn there Nas four
shows ths distance. aeeafalas %
her mathematics. was srasthsae
IAhs - nsslss stlss SILVER hss Dc.
eslsd that a wrsk comprises at@at
/ s. asfies. ssa msies a faaalnK usansh.
sxeeps t'shFuaFy. pbsa me girls
have ths tess * H staa miles a
. year
( IT'S problem il teeonlak semalex
ard alsfeuif igew tnK would ID
taks an sihisgsc ehotas ktFi -
dance aFouna the pegsa1 Woula
EtE bgsaz 10 an laefssss 10 salsSY.
lana vpata ass have ITO ssssssfh
tess Tor star paft 90 FftpaaWayf
Z Pfahtsass ~ chorus p0Hiss ssfr
lars hard
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1923-07-18
TO
GIVE DRAMA

The Cap sna Belle players wsli pre-.
seHf Tbs Servant 81 ths iipuss" 90
k'Fiaa4 evening". tulY 30, under ihs
direction - Kenneth Eugene Ffsd'
sttEk whn IL usii khunn Ia Eha t.asl
zen ana southern ssaiss ia bis psf
sEaFsi ~ krstaafran characters.
Walter tismnisn and tfrstsfEek are
IN uaiF tpo AHsfiasa aesnTs whp
have sNsF played ihs part us Nausea
On ths professional sisEs Ths stefs
u an English srssina asgissing lifs IN
stfaFs hoassh6ld Sta mmpn
thrown 10 In tbs psgnaa - . hFpe.
sfstinst bishop an afabliIaps wi'r
piih a uises. ssagl phsm eeHsrFs a
dsllshtgai nsfassff. it9hegss ,hs
aFatHmsm ieakiae fas scar Fsls.
tvs ard q funny sheF hagisg
freirgiea lakes ths HsFs *
Nausea. ~ hFfsgaiafe. and his
ssHsts yet eegnpsiiins siszfarssFtsAsies
% MsHs8n a. a ipps a c8rtzs. ts
toFresgiiF ana sivt3iE paFtfassa Msss
usahns AnasfseH. n Feafl&s- i lse
Wears sifs. ant hsf hastana - Ne
vicar i ssFy ABBY arsaa - Mr : Il
Anasfssn NJ rfaHA iisgusaa naaass
sa aamNsh1s eaesnsY sna ysss isaia
nsan iaek5ss gas Die mite ti8 i
sapa-a atga tass akisl ~ ~ a.
Arthur Me6fs ~ ttHssoa
oas - ths safssssss characters 4
thss * Mar. rassaph6fssslgY est.
taag AZ shF Masters fsss. ard sh1s IL
swssgir dsliasassss By Miss ltssra
Epsar. wha has aessa az MF Frsa
srtrss tssfinM Asag on pssvipaa &C
eaasaas SIS inftsi,lp with ssf gsasa
/ e. swa1sF pairs - FiAss~s sas hls
0snnipssssas EaRsYs sAs Ven igrV.
James ramsoatY MskssbYFts. y. y
l. acted ~ NJ itsxiaatt Haas. late
/ - gzasnNwFr n q
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1923-07-18

THIS WahssNggm1
htaW q treatment
will ~ KsvxH ~ a
properly tnstrur3e
sn8 aufhpfsEFs Soc
snF fer a r4m gi@ q
unig 81 - 20 Nee
treatment gsws IT,
booklet siescFihln =
what tiaTAssa Is
rnfea ara v La snll
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1923-07-18
Railroad Promises
Refers for Crops

No car hhesaagea and no assJ
ia the hauAHag % thls sears
bumper rfpp AZ apples and atass
fruits wal Be sxrs isueni hf Ffait
xf0wrrp 81 Eastern wsshlagsaa.
according 70 H. e ssglnaH, xtcs
pgealsiens 81 INC GFeas SaTthsgn
railway. IN anewer % charges
wednesday that ths fin. was aH
sas OF men Continually ard asip~
lng bad eg'tsr refrigerated cars 20
.aeeumatasss
Gilman stated vyegy Fvfrizrf.
asos car % the goaa wouia b ~
atlzps In asupto tiss % haHais this
fruit. It's explained that Faen ners
bslnE laid on h~eaase thsra u az
lonSer auy nsee Oar shsn aud That
they weru hired followsaE TIE shop
meas strike 20 asslss ia catching
up with tha work
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1923-07-18
Tells AID Club of
Seattle Payrolls

Building seattio's Payroll waa
the subject u ag address delivered
b. Frsd W Graham. q fhs Great
Northern railway. at q meeting u
the Seattle Al citlb held Tuesday
noon
George KAHN. Of inc Better .husi
ness hureaa. G G. Roaewatsr and
A. Kendall nd manager 81 the
Long Bell Lumber Co. aisp made
brief addresses
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1923-07-18
Suspected Clothing
Thief Is Captured

suspected ~ stealing a aui, q
closhea and suitcase from r,
Rhodes. Wiltshire hotel. Monday
uIght. Raymond " Kslhlr. 81. was
arrested Tuesday night vi wssilAku
ave. and Virginia st. hY paHulman
A, q ohls,FoTn
Neibie IL said 20 have been Idsnii
tied ar the thief By fthpios.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1923-07-18

#hs Nahte, wiig 9uss trek tie SKY
tns fggg
Reeve and lf0piahaa aipa isak iise
Paradise glacier ffar wgth party n
San FFancisp0 penpse
y y HsakeF. Il " sesrtanss and
n v. ReFsfanos - Seattle ronenslY
made The sunssuss "trip nnaer The gui8
nnrs q Hans Fuhtsf
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1923-07-18
Seattle De Molays
Will Go to Tacoma

Taepfss chapter. ogdsr - De
MalAy. yin hold their first annual
han On "Wednesday AZ $50 , n IN
the scottish Rites cathedral Ia.
coma. With FMS members q the
Washington chapter. Seattle. a.
thelr kueata
Thc ballroom whlch Is auto
nsasiealis AIN eeoled il 10 b kaiy
dsccrated in hoaog u IRE visitors
Aheut 30 are expected % attend
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1923-07-18
Dupont Powder Co.
Officials Gather

More thar % company officials
from al parts u chs faettie coast
and Alsska wiyt attend us annual
s4attis otties convention % the ru'
pons Powder Go. 70 h. hnt8 ~ ths
H9gs building Tor three days. start.
ing "Wednesday.
Six otfeeFs from the home ~
fees AZ Wilmington. III are "a
be in attendance. the msn being
l. r. Mahoney. director ~ sales,
e. = Brown. advertising dlrsrsoy,
W $ simpson assistant ssisa at
rector. q ~ Eerr. sstss records.
snd A, In alotta. tsrhnicsan. This
delegates will inspect ths Taeaus
plant o. tbs company on Frsasg
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1923-07-18

riaN t8FfFt ffaen 81 3f " q Mac9
ikst Thsrsi Ave- eofnef f'lks.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1923-07-18
Deportation Case
Resumed i'm Court

Deportation proceedings against
Alfonso GaRliardl an alien. wsfe re-
stunned IN federal court Tuesday
when permission Was Krsntrd immi.
grafton Commissioner Luther Weed,
IN 10 appeal 10 the circuit court al
San Francisco from decision re.
Gently handed down by Judge iers
mlRh Notsrer that permits Gaslsarii
to remain here
t!agliardI lsas been a resident ~
this country at different ilmus for
six years lie was admitted al
blaine BY immigration officials
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1923-07-18
What's the Matter
With the Movies?
ny DON RYAN


by DON RYAN
oS ANGELES, July iSe-i have friend whom nature
II intended for creative artist but who rs compelled ny
force OF circumstances TO make pictures that amuse the mob
and consequently return substantial revenue TO the movie
magnaes who put up the money FOR him. .,,
- made perfect auas poetry music
IL would - about making an artistic picture II 10 had chance
not q sea. hen never g, lie must be content y slipping
net detect = 10 the artistic Of Ihs span.h tsn.'sss esa
,ss .pea 'ns 's"slso e living Of ""s
aksi friend Be placed blame for me present condition
% would raa me IL yea quoted ms. he .ala
~, not .s Sss gos are ~ s s,s,5'o' have '''' s'''
LIE leaned back in his swivel chair and lighted wicked
looking brar pipe This Is TO throw you off the track
lie really smokes Russian cigarets1
Tbs movie are lAr democracy nhish n ml spe" ;. We VIZ"
pui Isar arsr immediately I.ns-,hs Ial
', issG' issl "aSss ss. p'T isr share
no'hinr business
swhs s iss i r.ros ~ b. .sd aoai know him
A Lastly never rad book and BE- aa - souls b ppses %
aias vts'hsf ao 81 Is
~ saa rsasa e rqmaaaE r-,sa'iy y ssaa'1
anar ihs srsnnss sss u Inc greatest paintings in
ma ee.ios -sa s af'l.. had 70 sei'g@ 70 s,s "ln
s.ss shs uoua certain Kind q drss.-hs
.alsd g have dos Ia the paand araFapa '"ns tres IN
ia iSs ssin,sr sa ,ts pa
aaes
.y.sss a s,s ia,s.'ss,
wsaiaat b rsaa'as s'aaa e"u nevis saor
ny friend exhibited slight hesitation
wi You're my win not appear IN ths7' he
demanded
Absolutely"
IAN right Here goes There's another group that's more
TO blame than any Of those. The public.
q " NJ iiass ~ isssss sss sls, - s i Yos oa
s,,sasaI 80, hssT 800 81 : , ~ s = - ~ s
-ana n.lrns Really cray astonishing
sa.a sshss . g g ps,sts .s- ,,s ss.h Asss s ~
Ne arrives ss aiais Of tho prarr and
srsssa las-, rh.i-sad ,bea BE- -. nf hall
~ he lus ns4 s1st crosse shsa pssss 81 = aaas 4.
whs ~ha a@sss Fsfrs aonH e'aias
. ," !, ... 'A - s's H. . sss. b ~. :.
JE broke off and lighted another Havana madura um
determined to battle your .,-
sa he srsiaHed Daui ferret uien @ The stupidity
ssraa srrvssinE hs hoaEas b weras Ihfy svrs
. piears nnsar ~ tsn. nsshinr
ther samsrAs ~hsh thsr fvilHgs
sants mites ts ssoaa He' 'rg to FsAy q On h'
Aaa Oh yss TAs oos, To rar,nr = q
material sArssat WHISTLER esala = nss s,h sat nsa aess
ssaal sar alsss1saaa begin 20
rsa i Is. tsaa aasis Anytsar rasa
can't y retired 2 s s - 'hE "' s''' "'s 'ah stakes
a. ss.s tsr .svy saTs ,ss feelings Il raa nsas III
roei nh Fer eeho ne A'ons 70 ~hrh maa'
-rhe ssty uu,nt be ee.,amsa
mustn't conflict w'i anything maae rven. mai
asin siassca ranging from Chinese
h. eompssd cay o being unavailable
III, ins Of ,s And n ny ewn particular mus ~ p
down location trips
lie waved his flats nley the ceiling
subsidized Into his swivel chair like ban'd rro"h'a' upon
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1923-07-18
Seattle Visitors
Climb About Park

pAIsApiHE VALLEY. July "a ~
AsnenE tbs RaAstis reapsr wisa hase
lssfn anlassoan climbers and ''Ta1a,
sianastsAs iris season At Paradise Val
Try. isaAaiss Sssaonal pssk. ara r. W.
ReaFs, A. G. iioalAhan. as4s toy
lgaeAsss. = u. Tsua ard aisns Nellie
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1923-07-18

Low many miias aess chorus
Ii EiFi danes Ia a m1tieal show
Hos many miles ia adtitlqa does
she lance after agssualas five 80
hearsala q ueskf
Tters's a BIS. important ggssil9n,
II always starts an argument every
tine It's hfpusbt pp y vas
brought ap tbe other nlEht Ia a
general discussion ~ tbs dressing
roafns. s1eas % ths sifts aeelsFsa
theY had danced m9gv than Zee
miles that day. Others said The dis.
thne- vas nsseh Krea uHs sabi
White Pine news. [volume] (East Ely, Nev.) 1920-1923, 1923-01-21
LINE HIGHWAYS WITH TREES
Forestry Department Of Minnesota
Plans to Set Out 10000 Plants
Alor9 Roads.

To make Minnesota famous as the
state with the tree-lined highways" Is
the object which the forestry depart
ment of that state has set out to ac-
complish. The department will plant
10000 trees along the highways this
year and each year hereafter will add
TO the number. What Minnesota Is do
ing is also being done In Pennsylvania
and other states. Experts say II the
trees are set back far enough their
roots will not linJure road payements.
1t was contended at one time that tree
roots and the shade cas- by the
branches were detrimental to asphalt
paving. but experience in Washington,
ID. c., and other cities, especially In
Florida, Illinois. Massachusetts, and
California, has proved the falsity of
that idea.
White Pine news. [volume] (East Ely, Nev.) 1920-1923, 1923-01-21
CEREALS MADE STAPLE DIET
Available Almost Everywhere, Easy to
Store and Transport and Are
Quite Cheap.

Cereals and cereal preparations are
the staple Of the diet the world over
because they are available almost ev-
erywhere, are easy to store and trans
port, and are relatively cheap, says
the United States Department OF Ag-
rieulture. Cereal foods provide pro-
TEN and energy in about the proper
tlons needed by the body. Their pro-
TEN Is, however, Of such kind that 1t
needs to be supplemented by that Of
meat. poultry. fish, eggs, milk and
cheese. When made from the whole
grains, cereal foods also supply some
mineral substances and yitamines. A
diet containing large proportions of re-
fined cereal foods must be supplement-
ed by plenty of dairy products, vegeta-
bles. and fruits. The various kinds of
cereals used in the diet differ little
in fuel value; rice, wheat flour, and
cornmeal, for example, all yield about
LOCO calories to the pound.
White Pine news. [volume] (East Ely, Nev.) 1920-1923, 1923-01-21

creature with a head and n tail
shaped like a head than actually like
a creature with two heads.
But the ~two-headed lizard who has
been in the zoo for some time looks
so much as though he had two heads
that it is very confusing.
When the keeper takes him up and
he turns his body 81 the head and
tail are almost beside each other, then
it Is hard to tell which is the real
head.
The two-headed lizard comes from
any of the lizards around these parts,
but he will not do any harm, he says.
The White Handed Glbbon from
the Malay Peninsula enjoys swinging
from one swing to another in his zoo
house. He says those who have
watched hin have spoken of his grace
fitness and how easily and lightly
and beautifully he swings.
The Hoolock Gibbon says he too
is graceful and that he can move his
long, black body with much ease.
His home was In the n%ortherly for
ests of Burma In India. There his
family live and 1t Is said that they
will live long. for they are far away
from any who would hurt them.
They love the wllds of these forests,
but Hoolock Gibbon says he is quite
happy in the zoo.
The Macaw family and their rela-
tives and cousins have all been sit
ting in a row out of doors during the
summer and early autumn months.
They say that their %colors, blue and
orange and red and green, have been
much admired and that people have
said that these colors looked SO gay
and lovely with the background OF
trees and grass.
They have each had their food and
water cup beside them and with the
fresh air about them and visitors tt
admire them they have had a pleasant
summer.
White Pine news. [volume] (East Ely, Nev.) 1920-1923, 1923-01-21

Fairy Tale
"MAPY GDAHAM RONNED
zoo NEWS
"MARY GRAHAM BONNER

The animals and birds of the zoo
sent these notes by the Breeze Broth
ers to the Fairy Queen so they could
be put In the latest copy Of the Ma
tureland News.
Mr.. Gray Touraco from South Amer
lea is a good-sized bird. He wears n
handsome comb upon his head of gray
feathers. And he has a voice which
sounds almost like a person who Is
saying 'Oh" In a very distressed man
ner. This Is just his tone Of voice. Ii
does not mean that he is sad or dis
tressed at all.
Two Grizzly Bears from Alaska
have been enjoying their bathing pool
of late. They like to duck their heads
in 1t as well as splash with their feet
and make a great deal of water com
motion.
Sometimes one of them will go into
his den for a quiet. cool rest and when
he comes out again how the children
do Shrek with delight to see him ap-
pearing just as though he were in the
wilds and were coming out from the
rocks.
Mr.. Peacock says he struts about in
front of the bears SO that people will
notice him and will not give all their
attention to the bears.
The Gray Tree Frog family from
Europe are 10 be seen on shrubs and
small trees in their zoo home. They
are very small and quite a pretty
gray color. They like TO fasten them
selves upon the branches of trees and
shrubs and they look like so many
stairs upon a stairway, n after THE
other perched upon the outstanding
branches.
If they were moving they would look
like moving stairways. but staying so
still as they do they look like a stair
way of quiet frogs.
The Two-Headed Lizard has another
companion with him now. For a while
he was alone in his t~wo-headed glory.
He has a tail which looks just like
another head. In fact If you don't
look nj him too closely you would not
be able to tell the difference between
his head and his tail.
OF course he has only one head for
eating and seeing and all such impor-
tant things, but he can walk the other
way too.
He has always said that 1t made 1t
particularly nice for him If he wanted
TO change his mind, for If he thought
he wanted to go in one direction and
then decided he wanted to go in an
other he could do this 50 easily.
He says he puzzles many who come
to the zoo. His body is shaped the
same way at one end as at the other.
In fact when he Is really going back
ward no one could tell the difference
between that and going forward.
The new relative who has come to
the zoo looks n little more like m