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Imperial Valley press., 1924-09-24
Women's Interests
Emmanuel Circle is
Getting Ready for
Big Baptist Meeting

The annual delegation of the
Southwestern Baptist Association
representing San Diego County and
Imperial County, which will meet
with officials and members of the
local Baptist church on the after
neon of October 2l, was the princi-
pal topic of discussion at special
business meeting of the Emmanuel
circle of the Baptist church, held
yesterday at 2:30 =. m, at the home
of Mrs. Stanley s. Smith at 727
South Sixth.
The delegation, w:.acz is expected
to be unusually large, will be con
Quoted by the State Evangelist, Rev
James Holmes, and DR.. w. A. Har'
per, state secretary of the Baptist
church. The numerous reports OF
the year work will be made during
the conference which will last sew.
eral days.
Women of the church are planning
10 serve two banquets during this
time and the delegates will be en-
tertained at the different homes in
the city.
Further details of the conference
will be outlined at the next regular
meeting of the Emmanuel circle,
which will be held next Tuesday,
September 80, at the Baptist church.
Imperial Valley press., 1924-09-24
Attractive Fall
Models Are Now
Being Displayed

Some of the most attractive fall
models now being shown in Ell Cen
tro stores may be found at 1.-The
Woman's Shop" at 5s5 Main st.
Mrs. Julius A. Wagner, who is
owner of the shop has just recent
ly returned from San Francisco,
where she purchased a complete line
Of fall hats, dresses and coats.
One of the prettiest models in the
shop is 4 coat dress made OF the
new silk faille. 1t is shown IN
black, which is the predominatlng
fall color, and piped in white about
the tailored collar apd pockets. The
straight slender silhouette IS en-
phasized in the lines of the dress
Another pleasing model, particu-
larly admired was of sand colored
benealine, also one of the newest
silk fabrics. This dress featured an
oevr skirt, and was trimmed with
tan georgette crepe.
Imperial Valley press., 1924-09-24
SEND IN YOUR
NEWS ITEMS OF
FALL ACTIVITIES

Now that fall activities in
church, fraternal, schcpl and
social circles are starting again,
the Press wishas to remind all
Of its readers that it is parSicu-
larly interested in such items of
news and urges that they either
be sent by mail, tea5ohened or
brought to the offics personally.
We are here to serve the larg-
est number Of readers possible,
but it is only by your hearty CO.
operation that we can do so.
Even if an announcement or item
Of news seems ever so insignfi-
cant to you, send 1t In, IS it
will surely ba of interest to some
of our readers. Use the editorial
department. number, 700, when
ttlepholing, and ask for the So
cicsy editor.
Imperial Valley press., 1924-09-24
OverWOrk Causes
Death of Sawyer,
Harding Doctor

MARION, Ohio, Sept. 24.-Oyer-
work in behalf of a suitable memo
rial to his former chief, the late
President Harding, largely was, re-
sponsible for the sudden death of
Brig. Gen. Charles E. Sawyer, his
son, Or. Carl Sawyer said today.
Gtleral Sawyer died yesterday
afternoon at White Oaks farm
where he conducted large sani-
'tarium.
Mrs. Florence King Harding,
widow of the late president who
has made her home with the Sawyers
since Mr.. Harding s death, was in
the house at the time. s,-
General Sawyer probably will be
buried in the Marion cemetery near
where Harding lies.
Funeral arrangements were in
complete today but Carl Sawyer
said burial would be made sometime
Friday in Marion cemetery.
Imperial Valley press., 1924-09-24
Market Report
nv United Press Leased Wire

LOS ANGELES, Sept. 24.-Trad
ing today was slow. Buyers were
not active and foggy weather help,
ed depress the market. Quality and
condition of many arrivals are far
to ordinary as it. is between seasons
for many commodities. Apples and
grapes are about steady. Cantaloupes
are scarce and higher. Potatoes
and onions are about steady. Gauli-
flower is weaker with increase OF
receipts. but o:ler vegetables are
unchanged.
Price changes:
REORGANIZATION grade Iu,
caipa Jonathans, Washingtons SID
90 box.
Cantaloupes-Local tip tops Paul
rose best $L50-75; smaller, poorer
SLIPS crate. Persians 2a-3c 10.
Lettuee-Local $1.25-5O .fiald
crate. :,
ears-Small Scared hemets Az
size ID.
Peas-Northern mostly 12-14c,
poorer $40 ID.
Peppers-Plmlentoes o-oe 10.
. Potatoes-Stoekton Burbanks So
2.25 cwt.s
Squash-Loc;,l summer 90e1Sl; lta
liam SO-90c; Crookneck S5-9Uc lug.
Hubbard $2.25-50 cwt.
Miscellane6us-Figs local blacks,
best 6-7c poorer 3-5c ID. Cauliflow7
er $1.15-1.30 doz.
LOS ANGELES-Butt Eggs,
Poultry unchanged.
Imperial Valley press., 1924-09-24
DEMOCRATS WILL
HEAR l. A. MAN
SATURDAY NIGHT

Full attendance by members of
the Imperial County Democratic CEN
trail committee marked the first
meeting of the newly named COM
mittea, held at the county court
house last evening at 1880 o clock.
The principal business of the session
was the election of officers.
Dorsey Whitelaw was named coun-
rty chairman, Cal Mousseau as sec
retary, and j. r. jenkins was named
treasurer. An executive committee,
including one person from each of
the five suporvisorial districts, was
selected. The committee as whole
is pledged to active work in any
matter that pertains to the welfare
of the Democratic party in this
county.
On Saturday st 1880 p. m. the
committee will meet again in the
courthouse TO listen to Leonard Will
son of Los Angeles, the first vice
chairman of the state Democratic
central committee. All members
are urgently requested to be pres
ent.
Imperial Valley press., 1924-09-24
''Terrible Ten
Discovered In
Pact to Slay

R0CKYFORD, Colo, Sept. PA
murder pact, in which ten youths
ranging from II to 13 years of age
had bound themselves to dispatch
w. A. Wiley, truant officer of
ROCKFORD, to forever rid themselves
of his "reign of terror has been
discovered here.
Bill S'taley, leader of the "cut
throat crew, was arrested by the
town marshal after the plot had
become noised about, and admitted
that the only point of difference in
his gang was how to slaughter
their intended victim. After spend
ing a night in Jail Staley agreed
to guarantee safety to the truant
officer.
Butcher knives, red banlanas
and even one huge revolver, are
said to have been seen on members
of the "terrible ten.''
Imperial Valley press., 1924-09-24
By RAY G. MARSHALL
UNITED Press Staff Corr espon5eps)

1
MUKDEN, Manchuria, Sept. "a.
Chang Tso Lin, Manchurian war
lord. in an exclusive interview with
the United Press today pledged war
TO Il finish against the "brigands
and rulers who are destroying Chi
ma and making her name farcical
before the world. ..t. '-.
In his northern stronghold,
whence he is directing attacks up
on the Chi Ii forces before Shan
Ma Kwan, Chang paused in the
midst of his military duties to de-
clare: .....'
"Every ounce of Manchurian
strength will be used to capture
Pekin.'
President Tso Kun (of the Pc
kin government) wanted war; the
Manchurian tuchun charged. cit
was I who desired peace Wa Pei
Flu, Qeader of the Chi, Ii party
decided to ruin Manchuria. That is
how the present conflict started
81 am ashamed of them because
they are plundering and Expressing
81 will strike HI; I'd at Pekin and
if I am successful | will make eth
er Chi Jul or Wang Shi Ching prcSi-
dent of China. I will personally
see to the establishment of an
honest and efficient government
respected by the powers and cooper
ating to the fullest ex31nt with for
eigners. i want to obtain interna'
tional friendship.
81 want the United Pysss to 49,
sure foreigners that | have made
Imperial Valley press., 1924-09-24
Man 78 Years
Old Rejuvenated
Anothx Victory for Glandex
EATONVILLE, WASH.
july 90, 1924

Glandex Laboratories,
Los Angeles, Calf.
Dear Sirs:
Enclosed please find 50 for q
boxes of your GlandeK. | sent for a
dollar trial box of Glendex and l
thought it did me. more good than
anything have taken. ! am 7o
years old and it limbefed my joints
and 1 felt better all over. | have
taken many other gland tablets, but
your Glandex really has done me
much good. Yours very truly,
(Sioned) l.. PEAK.
This and many other letters are
being received by those that are
taking Glandex. Glahdex is a won
derful gland tonic in tablet form,
which comes in a 10 days trial
treatment for $1.00.
Sold by money back guarantee.
Send 81 today. Glendex comes i'm
a plain package. Glandex Agency
600 N. Spring ST., Los Angeles, Cal.
GROW YOUNG WITH
GLANDEX
Imperial Valley press., 1924-09-24
SUGGESTIONS THAT
ARE USEFUL FOR
ALL HOME MAKERS

Look over the fruit and see that
it is whole and perfect. A break
in the skin of any fruit will mean
rapid decay.
The brightness can be brought
back to dull brass by soaking it for
about a half hour in a pint of boil
ing water to which a little rock
ammonia has been added. After
removal, polish with q chamois.
When putting away your fine
white summer clothes this year, try
this method of keeping them a
good color. Dip an old pillow case
in bluing until it is a very deep
blue. Then fold the white articles
and put them inside. They will
not yellow over the winter.
If there is just a little fat on
top of the soup, wet clean cloth
with cold water and wipe over the
top of the soup with it. The hot
fat will adhere to the cold cloth
and a few repetitions of washing
off the fat in cold water and going
over the soup will remove every
particle of the fat.
Imperial Valley press., 1924-09-24
Manchurian War Lord Denies
He Plans Monarchy; Pledges
Aid to Protect All Foreigners

every effort to protect foreigners.
| will only bomb the presidential
palace by Il combined air and land
attack.
81 positively am not planning a
monarchy. Such reports are ridi-
culous. Neither will | accept the
presidency when this fight is over.
I will give attention again to the
development of Manchuria.
Imperial Valley press., 1924-09-24
N. Y. GIANTS
BEAT PIRATES
In EASY GAME

POLO GROUNDS, New York,
Sept. 24.-Taking the second
gamc of the series, the New
York Giants stepped closer to
the National Leagu, pen1ant
here this afternoon when they
beat the Pittsburgh Pirates
to 2. Timely hitting and loose
playing by the Pirates gave the
champions an easy victory as
the Pirates were almost help
less before the pitching Of Viz
gil Barnes. The only scores
made by the Pirates came on
pair of hor,-s by Earl Smith,
the Pittsburgh catcher.
Women will be men s equals b'
fore long, when the men stai
threatening to scratch or scream.
Imperial Valley press., 1924-09-24
CHINESE REFUSE
TO PERMIT WORLD
FLYER TO LAND

SHANGHAI, Sept. 24.-The
Chinese military authorities have
refused permission to Major Zanni,
Argentine world flyer, to land at
Shanghai. The airman who is at
Hongkong, is said to have defied
them and may ignore their refusal.
Imperial Valley press., 1924-09-24
APPLE SAUCE CAKE

One cup of apple sauce, teaspoon
soda, cup sugar, " cup raisins; ha
cup butter, 2 cups flour, l teaspoon
cinnamon. Cream butter and sugar.
Mix soda in apple sauce and add to
sugar and butter. Mix and sift flour
and spices. Mix well. Bake in
moderate oven.
Imperial Valley press., 1924-09-24
Puth;1s, Sisters Will o .
Hold First Meeting

The Pythian Sisters, Ell Centro
Temple No. ~, will hold their OPEN
ing meeting of the fall on Thursday,
September %, at p. M, in the Py-
THAN hall. Mrs. Ralph Voyce, su-
preme officer of the organization,
win have charge of the meeting. The
fall work win be outlined by mem
bers during this time. ssAs
Imperial Valley press., 1924-09-24
FOREIGN EXCHANGE CLOSED
GENERALLY HIGHER TODAY
uy United Press Leased Wire

NEW YORK, Sept. 24.-Foreign
exchage closed generally higher
Sterling demand 4.46 So, up So;
francs .052s, up .O000h; lire .o43SH
Belgium .04S0, off .0007; marks
1885; Holland 1856, up .0003; Rus
sia SIG; Shanghai rs 3-8; Yokoha
ma 4012; Sweden 1853; Norway
1886
Imperial Valley press., 1924-09-24
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Unique Bits From
Fashions Realm to
Please Everybody

One wrist bag shown here to-
day intended to set off a semi-for-
NAL black evening frock, is beaded
with brilliants. It's effect under
electric light is almost dazzling.
The almost universal touch of red
continues much in favor today. But
it is only the woman, young or old,
with very good complexion, who
can successfully wear Venetian
red. ...-..
Among the shoes seen ON the ave-
nue. now are some in black kid with
touches of bright red here and there
The heels are red, the toe tip aud
the straps. These shoes are effec-
tive with a black costume.
Appliqued designs are being ex-
tensively used today, not only on
gowns but also on lingerie. White
crepe de chine appliqued with flor
al designs in white satin makes up
one attractive lingerie set.
One feature of the ensemble
frocks which bid fair TO be immen'
sely popular this fall is the combi'
nation of materials. A silk frock
has wool coat, and 80 on. The
coats often are seven-eighths
length.
Imperial Valley press., 1924-09-24
CHOCOLATE MAcARooNs

egg whites.
~ pound powdered sugar.
~ pound grated almonds.
cake sweet chocolate.
Vanilla.
Stir whites and sugar in same di-
rection for one-fourth hour. Add
remaining ingredients. Drop from
teaspoon on well-greased cookie
tin. Bake in very slow oven.
Imperial Valley press., 1924-09-24
DAISY SALAD

Arrange around border of salad
plates row of crisp lettuce leaves,
and in the. center put tablespoon
full OF dressing. This makes cen
ter Of daisy. Around this put pet
ais made by cutting into narrow
strips whites of hard-boiled eggs.
Take yolks of these eggs and put
through strainer, scattering over
dressing in center to give a rough
appearance. This will require
about five hard-cooked eggs.
To make dressing for center,
beat together three eggs and add
to them one cupful milk, two ta-
blespoons vinegar, half tea
spoonful salts two tablespoonfuls
butter, two teaspeonfuls mustard
mixed TO paste with two teaspoon
fuls water and pepper to taste.
Bring to boiling point.
Imperial Valley press., 1924-09-24

NOVELTY pockets. as illustratet
Y Ia this smart street suit, hav,
been approved by Dame Fash
ION for fall. THIS costume Is OF CAB
ardine and Is worn by Agnes .Ayres
moving picture star. sat 1 t
Imperial Valley press., 1924-09-24

The girls who have been wearing
kniekers and heavy stockings win
put on warm silk when the chilly
days arrives. =!
Imperial Valley press., 1924-09-24

To make many "a man S fall
clothes English the Prince of Wales
should have visited us three years
ago when the clothes were bought.
Imperial Valley press., 1924-09-24
Publication of
Bus Fares Asked

Lewis A. Monroe, rs joint agent
for Pickwick Stages, Inc, and Unit
cd Stages, Inc, has applied to the
Railroad Commission for an order
authorizing publication of through
joint passenger fares between points
served by Pickwick Stages, on the
one hand, and Heber, Calexico, I'm.
perial, Brawley and Westmoreland
via El Centre, served by United
Stages, Inc, OH the other hand.
Imperial Valley press., 1924-09-24

DR.. Hilda, Heller has gone to
Africa in quest of African wild
animals for Chicago museum.
Imperial Valley press., 1924-09-24
THINGS WOMEN ARE
DOING EVERYWHERE

China s first newspaper for wo-
men is edited by young girl
Cling Ching Yang.
1t is estimated that nearly 80
per cent of the wage earners in
New York City are women.
Belt Valley times. [volume] (Armington, Mont.) 1894-1977, 1924-08-28
cRAssHoPPER PEST Lessons
DUE TO CONTROL MEASURES

EntomologIsts Of Montana are assur-
ing farmers that grasshOppers will, ac-
cording to present indications, be no
serious pest next year II proper con-
troll measures are followed. Crop dam
age from grasshoppers this year has
been cut to very low amount through
early and thorough control campaigns,
and is the lowest annual crop damage
since about 1919, 1t is believed. From
no county have the entomologists re-
ceived word this year Of widespread
damage from 'hoppers.
Counties OF the state have been busy
this past spring getting ready Tor
grasshoppers. State College Officials
met with railroad men of the state and
obtained hair rates for freight that
was used In grasshopper control cam
paIgns. Supplies for mixing poisoned
bait were on hand before the outbreak
OF spring was expected and poisoning
was done at the time when most eff
fscfive. Last winter the entomQlogists
had mapped the state, showing the
areas where grasshopper eggs Were
enough In evidence to warrant careful
control measures Intensive work In
these areas this spring has reduced
arasshopper damage to low amount
and win serve practically as an assur-
ance against heavy grasshopper dam
age next year.
Warm days IN March and April In
some sections OF the state. followed BY
8 severe frost. destroyed many young
grasshoppers that had Matched out.
Appetizer help In the war against grass
lsoppers this year has been the sarco-
pAagfd ny. the natural enemy Of the
srasshopper This ny attacks the
xrasshopper and deposits living mag-
e0s on the sh0Dper's side. The maggoti I
Burrows into the body and finally de
lr0xn the hopper. Reduction OF the
number a. grassheppeFs thppugh the
poisoning campaign has intensified the
Effect OF these flIes upon grMsshoppers
stifl remaining 0rasshoppers once at
lacked BY The ny do not lay eggs for
next years. brood.
r. Parker. acting state enoniol0-
lsst Says that careful checking Of the
nate win be made again this tan to To-
ate possible eEg masses that would
Indicate Infested country for next
prinR. Il Il confidently believed that
nrefnl control measures another year
tifl free Montana. temporarily at ieasl,
RON the grasRhopper as our most ser
asss crop pest.
Belt Valley times. [volume] (Armington, Mont.) 1894-1977, 1924-08-28
Juries of Farmers Pass
Verdict on Scrub Sires

An outline for conducting scrub-sire
trials, recently prepared by the United
States Department Of Agriculture, has
been distributed to practically every
state In accordance with several hun
dred requests. While county agents
plan to conduct most Of the trials,
surprisingly large number are being
planned by school superintendent
live stock organizations. business men.
debating societies creamery organIza-
lions, live stock breeders. agricultural
ofncials Of railroads, county farm bu-
reaus, and, In one case, BY siIo
manufacturer.
Judging from the plans outlined,
many trials will be conducted before
jnries Of farmers, In connection with
county fairs. agricultural clubs. and
farmers picnicS although most Of
them viii be staged as Independent
Affairs. In 4 Minnesota locality the
fate Of the scrub sire will be decided
Ia q town hall debate.
Copies Of the outline may be OBJ
lained on application to the United
States Department OF Agriculture.
Belt Valley times. [volume] (Armington, Mont.) 1894-1977, 1924-08-28
New Header BARGE Saves Labor

The header barge used by c. w,
Hart Of HedgesviIle. Mont, in the har-
vesting Of his wheat crop Is described
by NJ. l.. Wilson. extension service
specialist. as the "most ingenious labor
saving system found in the whole
study Of harvesting and threshing
methods"
Mr.. Hart has designed and built a
big barge with a header pulled beside
It. The header discharges headed
grain into the barge, which is shaped
like stack. When the barge is full,
ropes are anchored behind the barge
and the outfit moves ahead, the stack
being pulled out upon the ground with
out trouble. II Is said that this barge
stack is even superior to hand stack
ing. It is possible to set the stacks
In groups 20 facilitate threshing Mr..
Hart designed the barge because he
wanted to get away from the expen-
siye and often Indispensable labor 80
necessary on most farms at fhreshing
time. He wanted to harvest his wheat
with the same labor which titled the
ground and seeded the crop. He works
two shifts on the barge. suspended
lanterns giving light for night work.
This outfit aud others found in a
survey OF Montana are given In Mr.
Wilson's new bulletin .sReducing
Wheat Harvesting Costs on Montana
Dry Land Farms" The bulletin is dis
tributed free by the State College ex-
tension service at Bnzeman.
Belt Valley times. [volume] (Armington, Mont.) 1894-1977, 1924-08-28

The farm family that is enjoying Ice
this summer made plans to get the ice
supply last fall before winter set in.
Soon Il VIII be time again TO turn at
tentiOn to methods OF storing Ice In
winter for summer use. 1t h not Diff
cult nor expensive TO store enough ice
in the winter on the average fnrm to
last through the summer.
The source Of supply win depend
apon the locality. In many places
rivers and lakes furnish the ice supply
while In other places ponds and other
reservoirs have 70 be- built. on same
farms the ice supply Is made BY freex-
lag water during the winter in large
cans then storing the Ice.
For harvesting Ice simple and easily
constructed teels VIII usually do
Where Ice n enc foot thick. asn
square feet Of Ice SURFACE win make !
ton Of lea aueeess with fhe-tcn crosy
depends largely upon the method OF
Storage and Il IS the Ice hou~e thne
generally VIII have to be arranged he
feFe WRITER sets In. Farmers who are
Interested "a this time II plaaning for
wlnzer iee storage should give afien-
Jon 70 the Montana Experiment STA
Ison eiFenkaf No. - Tee Hansns The
'lreulaF May be obtained tAreuef. cann-
3 aEenis or BY writing to k1zenam.
Belt Valley times. [volume] (Armington, Mont.) 1894-1977, 1924-08-28

Il Is beat "a remove diseased col
GALES from the aplary as soon M dis
covered. Careisssne@a ls the cause Of
most o. the spread Of foul-brood.
Never use combs or equipment that
have come from an aplary or district
where foul-brood 10 known to exist.
when q coIony shows, disease every
frame connected with Il should be de-
stroyed, II there Is any possibility
Of robbinR diseased colonies should
not be opened Be careful about
moving frames OF honey from one
hive to another. The liberal use OF
hot lye water u advised in the inner
surface Of an hives that have been
used. Be careful 20 remove and pre-
vent bees getting az Injected combs
or honey.
Belt Valley times. [volume] (Armington, Mont.) 1894-1977, 1924-08-28

Give the LITTLE ehieks &llk and
plsaty Of Il.
A usall Seek Of hens win insure
Sweet clover Is allowing its excel
lsncs this ssaaoa a. q useful pasture
crop,
Ysu are saina the aoll to pFocucs
ereps o. eeeAeEnle vmluA De nok grow
useless wesAs Gals ssason
xaAs amssmatea mumbar Of horace On
kmgms Ia tails eemmtry she arat OF tia
year was lA1aa 600 and ef mnlea
s.zse. 900.
II ycu spend q dollars worth q
lAber pnlllms deglar,s worth o. foo
Der which cats dollars woFth from
the esrn yislA you have lost dollar
and yosr HnaA
Variety az foad h en- economical
snd practical means Of stimulating the
digestive sysssan Of sheep and 90 long
e. eoatinneds sickness wiz be praeH.
ea1ly nnAA0wn ~ The dock.
Fewis mat -sst bald" o. lose the
Feathers on the head or back Of the
neck are asuslAy aiEsctsd With the sse.
plunains mits a mixture a Rulphuf
alsd lard FubAed On me pertn viii help
Twenty cowg ngpdacins an avegaaw
ef q hunared and bfgy poundu Of but.
leTfst wa give three thousand pounds
j xser. XeM Fee.hundreo- pouna
eewa VAN Mlva 91se Nenfe smemae was
aailk EAe axkaa ams