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The Washington times. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1902-1939, 1925-11-25
THE BRIDAL
PROCESSION
Mrs. Cornelius Beeckmanl

Sending Wedding Announcement
NEAR MRS. BEECKMAN:
~ When sending out wedding
announcements Is it proper to send
one to the prospective groOm's
parents, or are the verbal arrange
ments enough? 49,
2. What would you suggest as
to the bridal procession, If have
one bridesmaid, but nave no male
relative to escort me down the
aisle of the church. Just what
can do II this matter? r. s.
You mean wedding invita-
tions'-don't you? The invitations
are sent before the wedding, and
the announcements are sent after
the ceremony has been performed.
An invitation should be sent 10
the parents OF the groom. Indeed,
they are the chief guests. That
is why the parents of the groom
sit in the first pew IN the right
side Of the church, because they
are the guests OF honor Of the
brides family, who sit In the first
pew on the left. So the first
invitation should be sent 10 the
parents OF the groom.
.. Are yOli having ushers at
your wedding? If SO, they should
lead the professional, walking to-
gether, two by two. Then the
bridesmaid should come next, walk
ing alone. Then, il there Is no
male relation or old family friend
TO present YOU IN marriage, you
can walk alone up the aisee. last
i'm the procession. II Won wish.
your mother may walk with you.
or she may wait alone in the first
rev on the l"ft. and. when the
clergyman comes 10 the question
in the ceremony-"Who Sivetil
this woman in marriage" -she
may steD frcm the pew. say II
do and place the hand OF the
bride in the hand of the clergy
man. Then she returns 20 her
place in the pew.
The Washington times. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1902-1939, 1925-11-25
Trouble Ahead, Says Louis S.
The Farmer Is Getting Tired

seibod studying Western agricultural regions for Mr.
Curtis. reports a threatening situation.
Wheat and producers haven't had their share of the
general prosperity Corn growers this year have produced
three billion bushels The market absorb only two and
one-haf billions. Europe doesn't want surplus
There will political revolt says Sebold unless the
Administration finds way and the city jewellers realize the
Importance of solving he farmers problem.
One of the farmers troubles is partly his creation
He political influence to establish the mmgra
that make practically impossible for him hire
7'handz at price that will pay him profit You can t
harness farm horses load hay clean the stable and do chores
eighour basis at American wages and compete with
farmers Ia Europe. Asia and South America.
The Washington times. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1902-1939, 1925-11-25

the membership of the House least 200
10000 per year uDouLd BE S2OOOOOO
aone speak Of seerearal salaries and
incidental expenses.
e. a male Of political
Appendices establishments dTGing
doing practically nohinshe real work Of
the being done BY bureau and division heads and
duties and perform them
Ooud Be though considerGbs
political patronage oho pick"
fish in the big Government pond
The Washington times. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1902-1939, 1925-11-25

THE HEAVY BUTTER NJ EGG
MEN THAT ABSORB THAT
BILGE.
It's the danes that a cruel
Providence has prevented from
doing any voluptuous vamping
for themselves that take vi
carious delight in watching the
Naughty Lady do her stuff on
the silver screen.
They and their male counter
parts are the ones who make the
Sex play profitable.
They and their male counter
parts are the ones who snoop into
the back of the book stores and.
read the suppressed editions. Il
KNOW. worked in a book
store once myself) They are the
ones who sneak off home with a
copy of Putrid Prose hidden un.
der the bag of doughnuts.
IT'S YOUR MIDDLE AGED
HAS-BEENS OR NEVERWE RES
THAT ARE RESPONSIBLE FOR
NINE TENTHS OF THE SEX
p f. r V E r ITY SHOWN ON
FILMS AND PRINTED IN
BOOKS.
The kids don't need stuff like
that. Skinny and Fat and Warts,
Ella, Dora and Rose-they're out
staging honest to gosh petting
parties and playing tennis or go
ing on joy rides.
THEY'RE SELF STARTERS.
They don't need a mile Of dirty
scenario to give them a thrill.
OF course If the scenario is lying
around, they may lap it up, just
as they lap up everything else
that's lying around.
BUT THE KIDS AREN'T RE-
SPONSIBLE FOR THE RIBALD
REELS.
THEY'D RATHER HAVE A
BANG-UP COMIC OR A WILD
WESTERG REEL A&X OAK
The Washington times. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1902-1939, 1925-11-25
DIR. FRANK CRANES
DAILY EDITORIAL
The Thriving Plant


YTyHE thriving plant is the plant that Is growing
It is the movement Of sap within the wood fibre
The Washington times. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1902-1939, 1925-11-25
LISTEN, WORLD!
Rv Elsie ROBINSON

n e IS the Brn.
nette BedOuin alb
duct some Nordic
Nora?
Or who. gasps
a n d urg l e s
through a thou
sand fetid feet
of volup t uous
vampings?
Is 1t S k i n n v
Jones and Fat
H o d g e s and
w arts Higgins
and their respec-
tive Best Girls
fr o m H 1 & h
School?
TT is NOT.
/ t. S r H z
AENEMIC SPIN
s r E r s A N D
FLAT FOOTED
NATIONS, THE
COLD N 0 s T. d
MALE ACCOUN-
nv A NJ IN 9 A MT
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20 ~ith pss.


sic, their eyes
inflamed, throb-
bing with emo
ton they fell into
each others arms
and"
No. we are not
about to describe
the Fatal Folly
Of the Low e ! Y
Lady Lucille and
the Da $ t ar d ly
Knave. Lord de
Monville. We are.
instead, going to
discuss a modern
Movie, and the
kids who, ac-
cording to Mrs.
Eunice Burrows,
inspire 'em.
Mrs. Burrows
has been going 10
q lot Of these
r.sr AfAk
The Washington times. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1902-1939, 1925-11-25
JUST 20 YEARS AGO
0Cwlled From The Washington Times Filss 30 Yec
Ry WILLIAM MOORE

Va M4VORG
An anonymous book entitled.
1.-The Collapse of the Old world
foretold the world war. The book
was the days best nonfiction
seller.
The first sermon In history to
be telephoned came from q New
York church and was received by
a bedridden woman two blocks
away The feat was considered
remarkable.
Turkey Seeks Compromise, But
Powers Remain Firm, says 3
Times headline. Sultan began
worrying q bit, with Thanksgiv
ing day just across the horizon.
Big Tom" prize horse of En-
CINE No. 10, committed suicide by
batting out his brains In his box
stall. Tom was suffering from
an incurable disease and the pain
was too great for him to stand.
and his shoe.trees wherewith to
hammer q nail.
And she saith in her heart.
Alas. alas! What am /. but a
lone and uncherished floating rib,
with not even a reliable watch
and q shoe horn to comfort met"
For. verify. verify. a man in
the house may be an affliction to
the spirit and q sharp file to the
nerves, but an house without q
man IN n. = snH cf emptiness!
N2IaT "A IL E 3 81 .
Imperial Valley press., 1925-07-06
Expert Studying
Valley Vineyards

II. f.. Jacob Of the division Of
yitirlllturc of the University of Cali
fornia, T.. l.. Garthwaitc, county
farm advisor and Verne DcTar went
over to the Yuma and Salt River
VALLEYS last week 70 examine the
VINEYARDS there 10 determine whcth.
cr the dying condition OF the vines
there was similar to the condition
here.
They found two conditions caus-
inc the death of the Arizona vines.
some vines were dying on account
of frost injury before they came
to maturity, This is similar to one
condition that exists in Imperial Val
I've. Another cause of death among
vine in the Heighboring valleys is
the so-called ''TeXas rOot-rot,
which effects great number of
plants. This Texas rootrot' does
not exist in Imperial Valley as yet.
None Of the vine diseases over
there seem to be caused by soil and
moisture conditions as is the case
in Imperial Valley and Coachella
Valley. Mr.. Jacob has been conduct
ing an intensive study Of vine con
ditiOns here since last winter. He ~
now conducting a number of expert
meuts to determine the cause of
vine diseases here.
Imperial Valley press., 1925-07-06
Famous Airman
To Teach Flyers

1OS ANGELES. July G.-I.icmcn-
ant Eric Nelson. around the world
I've. will visit Southern California
air unit Of the national guard t"mor'
row and instruct enlisted men in thd
tccl niGuc Of plane repairing.
Lieut.. Nelson WAS chief mechanic
Of the world flight and won praise
from his fellow officers on their re-
turn. 10 America feT his splendid
work in keeping the engines of the
planes going.
The officer win address two
classes tomorrow and ten them the
najp rudhpcpts OF plane repairing.
On Wednesday Governor Friend
". Richardsorr md Adjutant Cen
c1al Il. T.; Ni.teistaedt will inspect
the camp, which is gaining national
recognition for is feats.
Imperial Valley press., 1925-07-06
Ell Centro's Milk Supply Now
Up to Grade A Standard Due
to Work of Inspector Crane

by the methods of r:odrction and
actual tests.
Tl.o testing laboratory is located
in the feptrat Union h'gh school
where hIl . samples are tested for
bacteria, fat, water and sediment.
Samples are taken from delivery
wagons or trucks at irregular in
tervals, about two weeks apart at
the longest, and are subjected to
test. The results of these tests
during the past year show that III
Centre leads the county in the scores
of the milk tests.
The state department of agrIcnl,
ture approved the work of the ri
t Centre inspection service last Feb
Iuary after visits here by two state
market milk specialists. When state
Improvement is given an inspecting
service, ID IL given authority TO
Grade milk. FL Centre is now get
ting 100 per cent of Grade A
milk.
Working with the state depart
ment Of agriculture, the inspection
department has materially helped III
reducing the per cent of tubereu-
losis in the dairies supplying the
city.
The work has been particularly
successful in FL Centre, credit for
which is given by Crane 10 the CO.
operation accorded him by mo
dairies and firms distributing
milk. and the exceptional interest
shown in the work by Dr. T. -
Burger. city health officer, who has
been untiring in his efforts to aid
in improving the milk supply Of the
! city.
Imperial Valley press., 1925-07-06
pig Bertha" Goes
On Early Toot

For some unknown reason. bud
entirely without provocation. fY>
Bertha The fire siren. went on Il
r2mpagc a. 4:45 this morning. max
jD2 a nose that disturbed the sound
-iumbers Of many who were irving
to make UP for sleep lost over the
holiday
Bertha started her to1t IN real
or'hodoy fashion, but evidently slip
ped a cog which caused het to utter
series nf weird snorts and roane
which were loud enough "a. first. but
they gradually died away into the
barcst Of whispers. and then stop
pea altogether.
IN inspection OF the app3satu.
fal'ed 20 reveal nv good reason for
Fer'ha ISL u1eccM!~ brlavior alg
ha be a. the fire tation is that
/ h- was just acting pcSkv bccaua,
ID" did not get o@t Of town for th'
holiday. The cussinR she received
( from the boys who were sleeping n
the fire house, viii probably preVcn
Ter from repeating her stunt fo.
some time 70 come.
Imperial Valley press., 1925-07-06
Carl0t Shipments
Getting Smaller

Duc 10 the latcnes2 which the
cr' Moupc report was received at
the Prc.s offico, it was impossible
20 print tie fnll report Shipping
fciat Information for III Ccntso and
n,aa.v points is as follows: De
nar. good. mar.c: slightly stronger
r.'nads ?. .. =. usual terms, ,tds.
~ l.G0-75. mostly 1906. Carloads
f o. b. cash track. ,tds, -. best
ntlv l.-0. some fair quality l.25
@1 gIpce ror western shipments
.rL%"J no sales reported. Most
roiIed for delivered safes.
Car!ot shipments rcportd July i
rrrc l3& cars from Imperial Valley
July >. l34 cars aad today 1872 cars
are ordered for loading. Season 5
total 1851 cars. Last year up to
july >, the season : total WIS H.
- cars.
Imperial Valley press., 1925-07-06

Unusually gratifying is the i'm
provcmeut in the quality of FL Cen,
tro's milk supply. according to the
report for the past year given to the
city council last night by Ross f..
Crane. city milk inspector, working
under the supervision of the bureau
of dairy control, department of agr''
culture, state of California.
The rc,,ort shows that the inspee.
ton of city milk began on July |,
1921. At that time The average
bacteria count in the milk sold IN
tbis city was 100000 bacteria per
cubic ccntimeter. Al, thc present
time the city $ milk eupply Will
show an average test below l0,Ooo
bacteria per cubic centimeter, which
is the legal limit for certified milk.
\ year ago, the buttcrfat content
of the milk averaged 80 per cent
At present it averages above / per
cent. which is considered perfect
scoring in butterfat tess. Samples
of milk taken 4 year ago showed
large amount of sediment, while
SAMPLES taken on jane ., 1923,
even during sand storm. were re-
rnarkably clean and free from sedi'
mcnt.
A wear ago, the report states, not
q single gallon of milk sold IN III
Ccntro. was produced on comenf
floors or in milking shc"s of any
type. Today all milk sold here IS IS
produced in milking sheds and 9o
per cent of it is produced on &C
ia,nt floors.
Grade A Standard
The citv's milk supply at present
is up to Grade \ stau!""! - shown
Imperial Valley press., 1925-07-06
EndeaForers Try
20 Settle Upon
Code Of Morals

PORTLAND. Ore. July f.-Just
where 70 draw rha line of Chris
tialitv in the matter Of amusemca'S $
is the rroblem which Thousands et
Young persons gatharo3 here for the
International Christian Indcavcr
convention set aboD; - solve to-
day,
San3av sports, d~oine 1sfir ?
parties. battling suits and card p.a7
ing VIII De t.!} ur for scrutiny q. .
mass meeting tii> afternoon.
What the OH to.&s think wi'l ~;
count. % everyone over 80 rrt--
Of age viii bc cXrnd-l from thc
meeting.
H,rs j. q l..t os some # tie qres-
tions thar viii occupy the Ea201
peoples minds:
Is l. necessary 20 p. g fund.-.
mer-al.st to be q Ctristiau'
Docs dancing Indicate serioos
defect III moral fibre
is il immo3cst and nw-maaiv foI
q vcaHe Girl 20 appear IT, public o.
oIc piece batEing svit3
Should Sunday be used for play.
Ing golf and taking part in otaoi
spntSl
Can Christian Eudcaro- gin.
wesr ro.."d stockings and use iii
sticks,
VIA can be done 70 cub 'ho usc
Of cigarettes bT Young mea aaa vo
rru3
Imperial Valley press., 1925-07-06
Bursting Valves
In Power Project
Prove Costly

san FRANCISCO. July City
Officials who visited the Moccasiu
Creek Hctch iIetchv power hous"
Uel2 today going over estimates Of
10000 TO 100000 repairs to the
plant causcd recently when two
iat@k" valves burst,
Tho power house was flooded with
several feet Of mud, requiring blast
ing to relieve the pr"ss"rc. and al
ut ,ho electrical equipment was
danlagcd.
The damage w! require 60 days
to repair and the city is expected 20
io.e $4,000 through moi being abl"
10 dispose Of the power to tho Paci-
fic Gas and Electric Company.
Imperial Valley press., 1925-07-06
Large Yacht
Runs A shore
North of S. F.
By United Press Leased wire

~ FRANCINCO, July 6.-Run-
IiGz ashore during the night, the
lal foot yacht Nenah, owned by H.
Z. skinner. is pounding To pieces at
~He.trr cove, 100 miles north Of the
Golden Gate. according to radio
se.Eiccs today.
The vessel left hero Friday night
for Seattle. The number and names
u passengers aboard are unknown.
Two rugs left here 10 attempt -
4. ,cur Of the yacht and its occu-
pa2ts before the hull is pierced by
The sharp rocks Of the cove.
Imperial Valley press., 1925-07-06

los ANGELES, july - Mrs.
'.Ia. R.ittsndall, Ms:hcr Of two
chi. ZEN. las been arrested again
while m.>queradiH@ Is q man.
a couple d years ago she was
Ionul, in maa 5 attire. working with
. gang Of day laborlss.
Now Sic : Ling held as 2 check
forgrr. Size W. neatly dressed IN
mans clothing, with her hair cut
short. when arrested.
IF saves ncu from beng arnoy
e5 hv other men, She explained.
s. Sad I found could MAKE two 0?
three times IS much money dressed
a- man,
Sevcal year, ago Mrs. Brittcn-
3a, left her husband in Colorado
.-d brought her children here.
Imperial Valley press., 1925-07-06
Hearings On 1'he
Postal Rate Law
VIII Open Soon
ny United Press Leased Wire

WASHINGTON. july 6--!I: =
~ or t4o Joint congressional com
I.',tee 10 investigate how the pres
.l- postal rate Law is working out
n to formulate n permanent bill
WIN be opened - Washington July
aJ. Chairman Moses announced to-
Gar.
Postmaster General New VIII be
called rs first witness 70 testify
fG.iug the $50 day local session as
~ whchor tie p5csert law is pro-
,idirc the 81 100000 increase Of
revenue thought necessary for sal
a~v Increases which have been grant
cN POSTAL crp,or,s.
tf,cr two days in Washington, the
committee VIII begin q tour Of Ger
to'l sc.-.1n. to hear local witnesses.
Imperial Valley press., 1925-07-06
1t Amt Coin
Rain No More"
In China, Claim

TEKTN. JuIr G.-Tho Living
Rulaha : magic rain vase is lost.
Tic Living HUddLa. be il known.
las been touring the northern and
central parts Of China since lis re-
cent arrival from Tibet, and - part
Of the pararhanalia with which he
holsters up his status rs spiritual
head ef all buddhism he has car
ricd with him a vase alleged TO
bring rain in large quantities.
While IN Pekiu, the Living HHddha
placed this vase in The pei Hal
North Lake Of the winter palace
and. presumably as Il result, rain
te1. Rar moro rain was wanted IT
other districts. Great was tie con
>tcrlation when II was found that
in some Wv the vase had disappear
eI Energetic steps are Icing taken
10 recover II. while the Chinese
tmmers d.s1naiiy predict q dry sum
,.er n spite Of good spring rains.
Try Gunflre
AdeaGta-a has been taken 70 the
situation bv General Chang Tsung-
chang. EeW tapau OF Shantgg PROV
NEE. "a gain popularity. lie first
prayed fer rain and peEr CEASED 10
guns - be fired Oh q hillside outside
TsiHaufH. W rain resulted bat ta"
people We're greatly pleased Il lhi>
evidence - .olicitude for the.f wei
fare.
To cfiech his advantage, Genera.
Chang has sent for H." famous ea.n
making iror tablet from Eaa1aLh-
sioa. ms tablet, IL most saeaet rei-
i,. Vs. heaa-A- - P,kin las sua.
mer after long drought and i@m5di-
ateiv after It's arrival rain teI in
such quantities. as to render many
thousands ot persons homeless Nal
10 Kill uearly $4,000 outright in
floods Nor" caution is 10 be eyes-
ci.rd IL praviag before it this year.
il is understood.
Imperial Valley press., 1925-07-06
Government Wars
On Thieving Bears

DENVER. Colo July G.-Six
brown and black bears have been
trapGcd and l:tIIed in the last nine
dals near Rifle by W. II. Caywood,
government hunter.
Tlc bears were killed when they
started making inroads On herds Of
cattle in the region Ordinarily
bruiu IS considered relatively
harmless animal and bear hunting
is prohibited except in certain sea
sons.
Imperial Valley press., 1925-07-06
Watermelons Set
New High Record

Watermelon shipments from I'm
prrial Valley reached the peak on
Jul, with i2j carloads shipped. nc.
co1dinG to w. J. liawill, assistant
ttyi2ht and passenger agent of the
southern Pacific. Last year : peak
Wis 81 cars shipped on July 9.
Shipments fell off over the holidays
Ttitty-cight ears rolled on Friday,
l. or Saturday and 26 Yesterday.
Grape shipments are increasing
dai.y. The average aow is SIX cars
per day, with the probability that
The season will be on in full blast
Vi hin a week. Approximately TO
sas Of grapes have been skipped
fs1n, the valley to date. The grape
c.ron is said TO be in very Good con-
.Fjtiuu
Imperial Valley press., 1925-07-06
The San Francisco Bank

59c California ST., (and Branches
San Francisco
For the quarter year ending June
30th, 1925, a dividend has been de-
clarcd az the rate Of four and one
quarter t4h) per cent per annum
On an dcpoaits, payable on and af-
ter Jr!v Isl, 1925. Dividends not
called fo9 are 2dded to the deposit
account and earn iaterest from
Iulv lst, 1925 Deposits made on or
before July 18th, 1925, viii earn
Interest fsom July lSt, 1925.
A. H. MULLER, Secretary.
Imperial Valley press., 1925-07-06

@~-N~y
LONDON. July > Kitty Ki'r-
re. daughter Of q Longford JIM
Keeper is Engaged for the fourth
time.
Each O.. hnr previous fiances was
slain in the warfare that rackcd her
native country ireland, for 50 many
years.
First che was bctrotAed 10 Mich
ael Kelleher. q member Of the Royal
Irish cons;abulaIy. lie was shot to
death in her fathers inn.
Then size was engaged 70 Harry
Boland. Re, too. was killed.
Then She became The sweetheart
Of Michael Collins, famous Free
state leader. 4 short time before
the wedding day Collins was slain
Now Size is engaged to General
Felix Crouin. And ireland is al
peace once more.
Miss kicruau las been employ
ed b. the Free state government.
Imperial Valley press., 1925-07-06
NE WIS BRIEFS
FROM City and County,

Reckless Dri7ers tmed. - Joe
Comes, and $. X. Yamada, arrested
yesterday on the CaleXico highway
by Officer Childs, were each fined
$3.50 in the FL Centre township
court this morning, on charges Of
reckless driving. The fines were i'm
posed by Justice Mcdonald of Holt
vile, who Is holding court here this
week in place of Judge Maytield,
tde latter being on his vacation. Lee.
johnson Of daeumba, also arrested
far reckless driving by Officer
Williams. WAS fiaed $500 in the Ga
ltTico court this morning by Jus,ice
Nalkey.
Imperial Valley press., 1925-07-06
CATHOLIC CONVENTION
ON IN SAN FRANCISCO

san FRANCISCO, July G.
Eleventh biennial national convcn-
tion OF the Catholic Daughters Of
America opened here today with
1000 delegates attending. Sessions
viii continue through Friday
Imperial Valley press., 1925-07-06
THE WEATHER

LOS ANGELES AND VICINITY:
Fair tonight and Tuesday with mod
crate temperature.
SOUTHERN CALIFORNIA: Fair
tonight and Tuesday; continued
warm in the interior.
Imperial Valley press., 1925-07-06

The street car system at Phoenix,
Arizona, viii be abandoned Octo-
Der ! and will be bought by the city
at junk value, to hold for new
CORPORATION.
Imperial Valley press., 1925-07-06

Menu Advertising Valley Some
strong advertising is given Imperial
! Valley canja!oH1rS on Tie menu OF
the southern Pacific dining ears,
which carry "a picture Of one Of The
cantajoupc fields with several fall
crates in view. Praise is also giy-
en- the quality and extent of pro
dec1jun. The railroad calls &ttcu-
ton 10 the large Volume of traffic
+ that ii is called upon to handle dur.
my the season, when hundreds Of
cars leave 'ho valley each day.
Paris;enne Beauty shoppe. lo7
North jth. Phone 7S3. adv
Boy Scouts Enjoy Camp.-Dr. pu.
pom repoIS shat the Boy Scouts are
having She t.nc of tLeir vouru lives
ard doing fine in the Laelmas.
Troop :, under nr Dupont is in the
LEAD in ueathoSs. Tie mayor is
Chester Collins aad the Chief ct po-
lee Billy Foss, both Troap > ',Gcn.
nr, Dupont went first to san Diego
1lca L. !iirJss #ad tsom taefc to
the LaEuna>. lclceuinS 10 Tire valley
taia morning.
New Oregon Cafe. Coolest place
for special chicken dinners sun
days. adv
Ds Us Beauty parlor. Phone 227.
adv
ITeber Man Arrested Jose Alva-
ros, & resident of Hcber, was arrest
ed yesterday by Deputy Sheriff
Corneilsou. charged with drunk
eness and disturbing the peace. Ii
i alleged that Alyar5S made consid-
cradle nuisance OF himself and
threatened to shoot anyone who got
in lis way. However. he failed to
make good when CoTeilson went az
Ter him, and was taken to the Jail
without any difficulty.
Pay Cash for used ears. c. H.
Sylvester. 63G Main st. adv
DR.. c. J. Mchendrick, Chiroprac-
or. p Dunaway Bldg. Phone 32S
Returns from Convention - Or.
Forrest Kutz, who hes been in Los
since last Monday attend ,
ing the Southern California Dental
returned 20 FL Centre I
last night. He reports a fine at
tendance at the meeting at which .
topics of interest and tie latest
methods in dental work were dis.
rHsSed. Or. Kutz returned by way
f San Diego, where hc spent the +.
holidays with his vie, vino is stay .
ing with le- mother. Ms. r. b. .
kep.eT Tie latter i recovering
from 4 recou, operation.
Imperial Valley press., 1925-07-06

Dancing wednesday and Saturday
Sights, Holtville Natatorium. adv