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Imperial Valley press., 1924-04-01
HEBER

II Press staff Corfcspondent
HEBER, April 1.-The Heber Ep-
worth League was we'll represented
Saturday afternoon at the county
convention in FL Ccntro by Mrs
Lorin d. Jones. james, and Ralph
Hudson, and Misses Gladys Wyldc.
Browne, Gerevieve Philli ps, and
Avalon and Helen Courtney. Miss
Gladys Wylde-Browne wa3 elected
coursy first vice-president.
S. 0. Benson left Monddy for Los
Angeles with trucl, of grapefruit
belonging to Mrs, Harry lknmp.
Mrs. CatEerine Lyons s just
completed putting out Fiveacre
block of grapefruit. sind (contem-
plates putting out sc acres pore i'll
the near future.
Mr.. ard Mrs. Lolin D. ID and
family motorcd to Salton on
Sunday.
Ray Redman and family hA re
turned from their home at CoE ptoa
New Britain herald., 1924-04-26
GOLF IS PICTURED AS
 OF GREAT MORAL VALUE
Also Is One Thing That Rich Are Willing To Share With the
 Poorer Glasses

Chicago, April 26.-Golf is the one thing that the wealthy readily com- mand and are not only willing but eager to share with those less blessed with this worlds goods, according to A. R. Gates, counsellor of the Western Golf association. As an evidence of this social condition, ne today cited the instance of the Glencoe public links. built by the rich men of that suburb for the use of those who can not afford to belong to private golf clubs.
 There is nothing patronizing about the furnishing of this golf links for those who have meagre funds" he said. We have learned from years of experience that golf builds not only health of body but uprightness of mind and morality of man. Every citizen is worthy as a ncighhor if he plays golf. for many years of study have shown that the game has something in it that iroLs out any native tendency to be crooked.
 Never has a true golfer been known 10 turn to theft, thuggery or other crime. A few persons Of warp ed morals have taken up golf with the deliberate intention Of proving on golf CTS, but they are not golfers. These are merely moral wolves in the cloth ing of the links, and they soon drop ped the game. except for a few, who were inspired by the nature of golf in turn from their uIholy ways and become gentlemen"
New Britain herald., 1924-04-26
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wireless from my own mother say ing they expect us tO be in New York on Friday 10 meet them. I'm afraid It's going to be rather aWk- ward. for you know how queer Mother Prescott is. and this is her first visit. However. Miss Anderson, inc new nurse we have engaged for her, is a wonder. and l am sure she will be able 10 make 1t all right some way.
 Did Jack get home this morning, Leslie :"
 Yes. I met him and took him 10 the office. Sally Athcrton also got home. We met her at the sidewalk as she vas getting out of a taNi.
 I want to see you Omcnt Les lie, before l go to New York. but perhaps I would better not come over. It will be Johns first eve ming. home.
 or course you-ll come over. Jack VIII be So surprised that you have heard from Harry. and haven't told him word about t yet. Come over carly and we'll talk q little ell by ourselves before Jack gets home.
 All right, dear. GOodby. See you tonight.
New Britain herald., 1924-04-26
PRESIDENT LIKELY
 10 VETO THE BONUS
White House Callers Believe He
 Will Act Next Week

Washington, April e6. - A iikeli- hood that President Coolidge Will veto the bonus bill when 1t is sub mitted to him by congress, probably within a week, is seen by a number of White House callers in his endorse ment yesterday of views expressed by Senator Borah, republican, ldako, during an address in the senate fues- day in opposition to the measure.
 The president madei clear that his agreement with the Idaho senator's arguments was not connected with the paid-up insurance plan whieh formed the basis of Mir. Borah's dis- cussion or with any other particular bill, hut that he regarded the address, as being in line generally with ms own frequently expressed opinion as to the dcsirahility of economy in goN- ornment expenditures. His Nisltors' however, interpreted his remark as an indication that he also agreed with the senator's stand against the bonus measure.
 Senate and house eonfsrees VIII meet Monday to seek adjustment ot differences between the two cham. bers over certain provisions.
 Many of the conferees think one day will he sufficient to get together on the measure and leaders generally have declared that, even If the presi- dent should veto inc bill, it can be reenaeted easily with the required two-thirds majority.
New Britain herald., 1924-04-26

spoons mashed potatoes. 1 cup carrots in 1-4 cup cream sauce, 1 cup sorrel and cabbage salad with tablespoons French dressing, 1 whole canned pear on large piece sponge cake with 2 tablespoons whipped cream, table spoons strawberry water ice folded into ? tablespoons whipped cream, 1 large piece chocolate layer cake, ? toasted bran mullins, ? tablespoons grape preserves. slices nut bread, 2 Parkerhouse rolls. tablespoons but ter. tablespoon sugar, { tablespoons cream. l pint whole milk.
 Total calories. <2iS. Protein, 5ts; fat, 1862: carbohydrate, 1898. Iron, .019l gram.
 The twelve raisins add approSi- matoly 100 calories as well as some iron to the gaining diet. So eat rsisins if you would gain.
 The salmon salad combines f'aked canned salmon and shredded lettuce with meyonnaise 10 make moist iu place Of lemon juice. Then 9 heavy oil ma,onnaise masks the whole and hard boiled egg is used as a gar nish.
 tcopypight. ia2t, NEA Service, Incl
New Britain herald., 1924-04-26
AUTOIST IS HELD.

Bridgeport, April .6.--Morris Glas- ser, 17 years old of New Bedford, N. Y., is held criminally responsible for the death of Fred X. Spear. so years old resident of stamford Hall, stamford. in a finding announced by Coroner John j. Phelan today. A machine driven by Chaser struck and fatally injured Spear on the Long Ridge road. Stamford, April IS. The coroner finds that Chaser was neg ligent in operating tho machine which was the property of his father, Hyman Chaser. The young man was released under s2,500 bonds after the accident and will have hearing Tuesday in the Stamford court on q charge of manslaughter.
New Britain herald., 1924-04-26
.GONzELL'S LAYERS
 CAPITOL FEATURE
''The Rendezvous" to Be Leading
 Film Attraction

The feature attraction at the Capi- tol on the Keith vaudeville bill for the first three days of next week pre- sents Gonzell Whites Jazzers, an or ganization of colored entertainers who are presenting a fine headliner in vaYdeville. This act is poppy and full of jazz and the cast offer a conglom- eration of singing. dancing and har- mony, that cannot be beat. Other acts will present Gully and Claire in "Mu- sical Moments" a corking good musi- cal turn: Beyan and Flint in "A Slight Interruption" a fine singing and comedy skit in which they will ing the stage: Bollingcr and Reynolds are comedians, and good ones, as they are much in demand on the circuit Their offering is lively and contains plenty of good laughs; Douglas Flint and Co. will prove very entertaining in offering their variety act which fs a real novelty in the line of new and original entertainment.
 A romance that for tragic strength rivals Romeo and Juliet,' is said to be contained in Marshall Neilan's lat est photoplay, "The Rendezvous" which will have its local premiere at the Capitol theater on Monday, Tues day, and Wednesday.
 On Sunday night two features will be offered, one presents the picturi- ration of James Whitcomb Riley's poem An Old Sweetheart of Mine" with Elliott Dexter and Helen Jer- one Eddy: and the other will offer AS A Man Lives" with Gladys Hu- lette in the leading role. Starting Thursday the biz attraction will be Stan Stanley, and the photoplay "The Shooting of Dan McGrew" from Rob- ert W. Services well known story.
New Britain herald., 1924-04-26
EXCELLENT BILL
 BY OLD TIMERS
Continued From Preceding rasO).


 many times that Jack had to refuse 10 come on again. Ed Shechy proved 10 be one of the best performers Of tho evening in sweet Elaine while Jimmy Farrell nearly brought the tears when he sang When We Were Boys" Dan Frazier had ihem all hungry with his "Buckwheat cakes ' while enough cannot be said about Bob Faganis When the Midnight Choo-Choo Leaves for Alabam,"
 Following the regular program, 10 satisfy the demands for more, a num- bcr of sketches were put on, princi- pal among them being Fiji Island dance by Jack Callahan and Bob Pagan. When they had finished the first time, they had to repeat and If the audience could have had Its way, they would have been dancing vet. Ritl Farley and Joe Ward banded together and rendered duet en- titled "The Man Who Stole My Luncheon" and they had to repeat several times.
 All in all. the show was one that won't be seen again for long time. but the success Of tho "old Timers Night" has made it sure that Il will be an annual event on the Tabs schedule of social affairs.
New Britain herald., 1924-04-26
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breakfast. she scrambled down the rope ladder and ran to the thick Luslies. or course the Raggedys were moi there. Witch wiggins gave loud howl like this. "woooo!" She was very pcetish because she could not find the paggedys. Then she saw their footprints. "AHt." che cried. Now can follow them!" And she ran until she came to the home Of the nice kind Grocery boy. "Tap, tap, iap!" old Witch wlggins rapped upon inc door with her crooked stick.
 "who's there2'' the nice Grocery boy asked sleepily.
 T am hunting for the Rsggedys!" old Witch wiggins howled. Just you let me get my hands on them, that's all I ask!"
 "Its too early for you 10 buy gro- ceries." the Grocery boy said as he
New Britain herald., 1924-04-26

The Raggedys and little Rags pup py dog escaped from the trcc top home of mean old Witch wiggins.
 And they also carried the invisible magic Looks with them when they jumped from the window.
 Old Witch Wiggins thought the Raggedys would be smashed 10 smith ereens when they jumped from the tree top home 10 the ground far lhe- low, but sine did not know the Rag gedys were ma le of cloth and stuffed with nice soft white cotton and a fall r.over hurt them in the least.
 Old Witch Wigeins scrambled down the rope ladder expecting to find the Raggedys and little Rags puppy dog laying just where they had fallen. but Of course. just as soon as the Rag gcdys hit the ground, they got to their feet and hurried down the path through the deep. deep woods. old Witch Wiggins said to herself. "They could not get far after failing such a distance. so I will be able 10 find them easily when daylight comes" So she climbed up the rope ladder and went to bed.
 The Raggedys ran and ran until they came to the home Of the nice Grocery hoy.
 The Grocery boy had gone 10 bed. but when the RaEgedss knocked upon the door he was very glad 10 get up and let them in.
 ''Can we stay here until daylight. nice kind Grocery boy7" Eaggcdy Ann asked.
 'oh. yes, indccd!" the nice kind Grocery boy replied. "I will make you q nice bed 10 sleep on until daylight"
 So in a few minutes the Raggedys were lying with their little shoe but ton eyes looking up at the ceiling and were resting very comfortable after their hard run through the woods.
 When daylight came. old Witch wiggins hopped out of bed and ran to Inc window. She looked all about to see if she could see the Raggedys ly- ing upon the ground where they had faIlen the night before. Hal" she l said. Its strange that I can not see Inc Eaggedys anywnzrs, Perhaps they l have eTa~led into the bush-s and have ] biI5ca themselves"
 So Hithout waiting 10 eat her
New Britain herald., 1924-04-26


 Juice 1 orange, level tablespoons uncooked wheat cereal without sugar and with skinned milk, cup salmon salad, l cup clear tomato soup. ? lamb chops, l cup sorrcl and cabbage salad. I cup diced carrots and turnips, 1 whole canned pear. g tablespoons strawberry water ice, ? macsroons. l toasted bran muffin. l gluten roll. 1 pint skinned milk.
 Total calories, 1i9@. Protein. s79: fat, a76; carbohydrate. GS7. Iron, .0177 gram.
 Sorrel is considered an excellent spring green. It's tartness combines well with cabbage. Season sparingly with lemon juice.
 The protein content Of skinned milk and whole milk is practically the same, the great difference being in the fat content. So when you drink skinned milk you are losing the fat which you do not want. These cal ories can he used to advantage in ox- tra vegetables to supply bulk 10 your dict.
 The salmon salad is made by com lining faked canned salmon and shredded leaf lettuce with lemon juice. Serve on bed of shredded lettuce.
 If possible choose rib lamb chops rather than shoulder as the rib chops are not so fat.
 FAT AND GAIN WEIGHT Juice orange. cup boiled rice with . tablespoons seeded raisins. 1 soft boiled egg, cup cream of to- mato soup with 1 tablespoon whipped cream, (. cup salmon salad with ? tablespoon mayonnaise, pork chops, 4 tablespoons milk gravy, table
New Britain herald., 1924-04-26
MY HUSBAND'SLOVE Adele Garrison's New Phase of
 REVEL LATIONS OF A WIFE

"I only hope the neighbors didn't see you" l contributed severely.
 "Oh, I assure you we had a fine audience, didn't we Liz" Dicky turned to her appealilg1y, and she abetted him promptly.
 Dozens of heads on every land- ing" she assented carelessly.
 "Oh, boy fried potatoes Madge, you're my true soul mate .'
 Be sure to make enough of 'em, Madge," Dicky urged. I'll need a good breakfast if I drive out with you today. Lii tells me you're go- ing to get your car at Flushing. so if you don't mind company I'll toddle along and keep the cops away"
New Britain herald., 1924-04-26
oN HEALTH
DRESS FOR HEALTH

Mir. Mann of Anytown thought of clothes in terms of bills that in- eyitably followed their purchase. He knew that Mrs. Mann was A bit more economical than most women, and could take last years dress and make it over with a few turns and twists. AS for himself he wasn't particuarly interested in the subject.
 Certainly he never thought or the health end of clothes.
 Ideal apparel is that which permits circulation of air about the body. Health should never be sacrificed to
New Britain herald., 1924-04-26

style.
 Evaporation Of body moisture Is greatly aided by clothing that ab- sorb it and thus keeps the body from chilling.
 Persons working in offices should wear comparatively light clothes, but should keep an ovcrcoat on hand so that inc change in temperature can besafely faced.
 Clothing worn close 10 the skin should be changed frcduenty--at least twice week and oftcncr if necessary.
New Britain herald., 1924-04-26

Minked at himself in the mirror. T do not wish 10 buy groceries!" the Witch howled in reply. T shall sit here until you open the door and let me catch the Raggedys," and she sat down up- on the front Step and waited.
 The nice Grocery boy said to him. sell. T shall not disturb the RaEgedys for they are tired. but vili try and think of some way 10 get them suay from here and fsoi ihe old wiich.'' :. ad he yawned and went back 10 bed.
New Britain herald., 1924-04-26
Telegram from sydney Carton tO John
 Alden Prescott.

Am feeling fine this morning. Miss BIedsoe Is going to let me get up this afternoon. Give my best re- esrds to Leslie. and tell her that am coming up 10 i've at ihe country club for q while and shall expee' her 10 hecr np my cantaleusecue0. tCopyrisas, 1924, NEA Service, Ine.D
New Britain herald., 1924-04-26
Telephone from Ruth Ellington to
 Leslie.

Is that you, Leslie?
 Yes, Ruth.
 Dear. I have to go 10 New York tomorrow. Amy Hsrker has given us a smashing order for all the "'n- derthings in her wedding trousseau. She hasn't limited us in pricc at all All she has said Is. Get me the pret- jest things you can find in New York; do not expect to he married but once"
 My dear Ruth, you mustn't ray ssze" and "us." You know I'm the silent partner in your business. However, I'm perfectly delighted That i've" have gotten that order. ! am in kind of qHsndary, hov- .ter. fef have jBst received . iele- lran from Jack's mother saving sac sOuid Bs nere tcmorrOw, and
New Britain herald., 1924-04-26
NEW SIDE APRONS

Side aprons of very fine pleating distinguish this summer frock of beige crepe. The accompanying cape is of two layers of the material, the lower layer pleated to match the skirt. The neclSline Is most unique.
New Britain herald., 1924-04-26
Paranin pancr

You can buy paraffin paper by thu roll and will find it most convenient for wrapping up food supplies or lin- ing your cake pane.
New Britain herald., 1924-04-26
l'aSscls

The single tassel that extends from the belt to the hem. line, attached from a jeweled or braided ornament, is one of the most effective trim mings for the evening gown.
New Britain herald., 1924-04-26
Walking Sticks

The walking stick, very high, and brilliantly colored. is seen in numbers on Fifth avenue these days carried by the miss in her smart tailleur.
New Britain herald., 1924-04-26
Nail Heads

Bright red, green or blue leather belts, tooled, or perforated or deco rated with nail heads are smart ac- cessories for the tailored frock or the white silk sport outfit.
New Britain herald., 1924-04-26
Rhularb

When cooking rhubarb it is good plan to prepare more than you want for immediate consumption and can the extra supply for few days later.
New Britain herald., 1924-04-26

sawdust is now being used as an in- gredicnt in bricks, tiles, flooring ma tcrlal, dyestufrs. tanning extracts, gas and cattle fodder.
New Britain herald., 1924-04-26

Hard-boiled eggs are served with greens or spinach not only because of their color harmony but because they furnish the protein necessary to make the combination & perfect food,
New Britain herald., 1924-04-26
Iise INline

For any fresh wound that may be- come infected, such as cut, scratch of contact with rusty nail, apply tincture of iodine immediately
New Britain herald., 1924-04-26
Wash Ice

Always wash the ice before put ting'it in the refrigerator so that it docs not carry in any unnecessary dirt.
New Britain herald., 1924-04-26
GeOrpette

White gesrsette pleated into sort of scarf -jabot is worn most effectively with long coat Of black rep.
New Britain herald., 1924-04-26
Moths

Tobacco, pepper, camphor, Nap thaline balls and cedar chips are all effective in keeping out moths.
New Britain herald., 1924-04-26
Tor Cleaning

Use linseed oil and petroleum on soft cloth 10 clean your painted floors or painted furniture.
New Britain herald., 1924-04-26
lcatlIcrs

Iight-colored feathers may be cleaned by sprinkling very lightly with gasoline. then burying a week in cornstarch and magnesia.
New Britain herald., 1924-04-26
Clean IiriIsllcs

Clean your cleaning brushes ocea- sionally with hot borax soapsuds. This will clean them without loosen- ing the bristles.
New Britain herald., 1924-04-26
Cheap Cutlery

It docs not pay to buy cheap cut lery as inferior steel docs not take sharp edge or hold one.
New Britain herald., 1924-04-26
Purses
Perfect Food

Gloves and purses to match are in- teresting developments in accessories.
New Britain herald., 1924-04-26
.Gossip;s Corner
Evening Scarf .

A new scarf for evening wear is made of two yards of chiffon edged with ostrich fringe.
New Britain herald., 1924-04-26
telegram fiOm Mrs. Mary Alden Pres
 colt to Mrs. Leslie Prescott.

Miss Anderson and I will be with ,ss tomorrow. We're quite excited over our trip. Hope John will be home by that time. Tell little Jack grandma is coming. MOTHER.
New Britain herald., 1924-04-26

Ducks can swallow honey bees without being stuns.
New Britain herald., 1924-04-26
Wireless from Mrs. Jolin Graves Ham,
 iItop to Leslie Prescott.

Will dock in New York on Friday. Hope you and John and little Jack wfil he fin New York to meet US. Alice and Karl are already making plans for their wedding. Until l ssa vau. love. MOTHER.
The Indianapolis times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1922-1965, 1924-05-27
ADDITIONAL SPORTS
WESTERN GOLF
STARS IN TESTS
Big Field in National Open
Qualifying Round,
BIZ United Press

By United Press
CHICAGO, May 27.-Robert J.
Shave, Cleveland. and Al Espinza,
Chicago, opened play in the western
qualifying round of the national open
golf championship here this morn
ing. The pair teed off at 9 o'clock
and was followed at intervals of five
minutes by approximately $50 en-
trants. The course was in excellent
condition.
Two rounds of Is or better will be
necessary to qualify, it was believed
Forty players are to survive and
will be eligible for the finals, which
will be played at the Birmingham
(Mich.) course, June 5 and 6.
Among the most prominent of the
entrants in the Western division
are: Chick Evans, Jock Hutchinson.
Willie Hunter, Laurie Ayton, S. D.
Heron and John L. Black.
The Indianapolis times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1922-1965, 1924-05-27
AUTOIST IS HELD
FOLLOWING CRASH
Woman Slightly Injured and
Parked Car Damaged.

Miss Margret Harold, 1867 Lawton
St. was slightly injured when an
auto in which she was riding with
Miss Anna Williams, 1907 n. Olney
ST, collided at Capitol Ave. and VIA
nut st. with a machine driven by
Clifford Brown, 1855 S. Sheffield Ave.
A parked auto owned by Herbert
J. Fox, AS E. Fourteenth St, was
damaged in the crash. Brown was
held.
An investigation to determine
identity of the parties in an auto
bearing the certificate of title of
H. H Griffe, 511 z. st. Clair St,
wrecked when it struck the silent
policeman at Sixteenth and Pennsyl-
vania SITS. Monday night is under
way.
Mark Webb, %. and Miss Alma
Patterson, "a, both of 307 W. New
York St., were held after an acct
dent at Pine and Washington SITS.
Monday night. Webb was charged
with operating a vehicle while in
toxicated and resisting an officer.
The Indianapolis times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1922-1965, 1924-05-27
Manual GYM Awards

Gordon Leonard with a score Of
1.493 Won the physical training and
gym competition at Manual Train
ing High School Nathan Lensey
and Robert Schaefe received honor
able mention. Albert Smith re-
ceived the Frenzel gold medal and
Gordon Leonard the silver award for
all-round physical proficiency.
The Indianapolis times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1922-1965, 1924-05-27
Discount Bank Paws So. 600

State Auditor Robert W. Bracken
has received 80 per cent of the
States deposit in the defunct Dis
count and Deposit State Bank, Kent
land. A payment of $4,000 was re-
ceived Monday. Prior payments had
totaled $4,000. Ex-Governor McCray
was former head of the bank. The
hank had $4,000 in State money.
The Indianapolis times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1922-1965, 1924-05-27
Blue. McNaIIy Suspended

By Times Special
NEW YORK, Nay 27.-First
Baseman Blue of the Detroit Amer
leans and Mike McNally. sub in
fielder Of the Yankees, were in
definitely suspended by President
Johnson Of the American League as
a result Of their fist fight Sunday
at the Yankee Stadium.
The Indianapolis times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1922-1965, 1924-05-27
Ministers Commend Governor

The Methodist Ministers Associ-
alton has commended Governor EN-
NETT F. Branch on his attitude to-
ward the conduct of boxing contests
in Indiana. A resolution was adopt
ed at a meeting at the Roberts Park
NJ. E. Church Monday. The associ-
alton will hold its annual outing
June 16.
The Indianapolis times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1922-1965, 1924-05-27

For Good Csed Cars See
/ WOLF AUTO co.
90 n. Capitol
Main 1879 Open Sundays.
WILL take good talking machine
or radio set as part payment IN
good used car Ii ncoln $685..
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10, Each contractor receiving from the
and specifications will be required TO de-
post as security for their return in good
order the sum Of $1,000 for each building
set.
The Indianapolis times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1922-1965, 1924-05-27
Parke County Reunion June %

w. A. Mason, Mrs. J. w. Jones
and Miss Mayme Jacobs are commit
Parke County Reunion Association
at Garfield Park June %.