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San Antonio light. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1911-1993, 1925-08-13
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The Radio Boys Sending station;
Chapman.
Uncle Tom, the Burglar; wotton.
The Boyish Pluck; Banks.
Fred FentOn in the Line; Chap
man..
Fred Fenton, Marathon Runner;
Chapman.
Fred Fenton on the Track; Chap
man.
Only a Farm Boy; Webster.
Bookers; Compton.
Ted Gilman; Curtis.
Moonshiner's Son; DrOomgOole.
Pee Wee Harris Fixer; titIhugh.
Pee Wee Harris r. o. ID. Bridge
The Boy Chums PeriIous cruise;
Ely.
His Lordship's Puppy; EImslie.
Jerry Todd and the Whispering
Mummy; Edwards.
Harry Amber; Marion.
The Lost Gallon; Foster.
The Eve Of War; Foster.
The Boer Boy: Rabb.
On Woodcove Island; Brooks.
Under the Tamaracks; Brooks.
The Club at Crows Corner. Otis.
Tom Dexter Goes to School; Otis.
The Rambler Clubs Winter Camps
sheppard.
The Rambler Clubs AesapIsnei
sheppard.
The Rambler Clubs Ball Nine;
sheppard.
The HANDLER Club on Circle T
Ranch; sheppard. g.
The Rambler Clubs Houscboat;
sheppard. d
The Rambler Club with the
Northwest Mounted; sheppard.
The Rambler Club in the Noun
tains: sheppard.
The Flying Machine Boys on
Duty; Walton.
The Boy From the Ranch; Web
ster.
Bob. the Castaway; Webster.
Dick. the Bank Boyi Webster.
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Beth Anne Goes to SCHOOL, by
GintheF.
Beth Anne's New Cousin; by Gin
Tile JoIIiest School Of All; by
Brazil.
HIJda of Gray Cot; by Ginther.
lane Stuart's Twin; by RemIek.
Jane stuart at Riyercroft; by Ke-
mick.
Nancy Lees Spring Termi by
Wardc.
Nancy Lees Namesnke; by Warde.
Tmdy and Timothy; by Porter.
Girl Heroines in Fiction; by Nc
Fee.
The Three Gays; by Brown.
The Three Gays in Main; by
Brown.
The Three Gays in Merrytown;
Marjorie on Beacon Hill; by Cur
Grandna's Little Girls Grown Up;
by Curtis. al,
Abitha; by Curtis.
The Little Runaway and Mother;
by Curtis.
The Little Runway; by Curtis.
little Maid Of Old Maine; by
Curtis.
4 Little Maid Of Mohawk valley
by Curtis.
Now Virginia; by Griffith.
Patsy Carroll in New England;
by Gordon.
Polly Prentiss Keeps a Promises
by Gould.
Beth Anne's New Cousin by Gin
thPT.
No Nirginia; by Griffith.
WInona Of the Camp Fire; ny
WiddemeT.
Win0na's Way; by Widdemar.
The Adventures Of Joel Pepper
Helen and the Fifth Cousin; by
GilchTist.
Helen and the Uninyited Gust;
by Gilchrist.
Helen and the Find-Out Club; by
GiIshrist.
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Buoy Travels
5000 Miles in
2-Kear Jaunt
By Universal Service.


WASHINGTON, Aug. IS. -
A gas whistling submarine bell
buoy which broke its moorines
at Frying Pan Shoal, \. C..
nearly two years ago and has
been on a pleasure trip in Euro
pean waters ever since, was en-
pected to arrive at Baltimore on
the steamer yittorio Emanuelle
today, the department Of com.
merce announced this afternoon.
The vagrant buoy covered
more than 5000 miles and was
washed ashore off Skibbereen,
County Cork, Ireland.
1t was returned on a shipping
board steamer at a cost Of $3.50,
more than twice the fare Of a
first-class passenger on the
Berengaria.
San Antonio light. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1911-1993, 1925-08-13
MOB KILLS NEGRO
MURDER SUSPECT

SCOBEY, Miss, Aug. 13.-Sidney
Townes. negro held in connection
with the deaths of Jacob McMullen,
So, farmer, and Mrs. Mary Long. 10,
was taken from Sheriff Will Frost
here by a mob Of approximately 20
men and shot TO death.
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Fiction, at. ...........

The Wen-Dressed womani hlt-
house.
speaking Of the Turks Zis Bey'
The Queen Of shebn; CTuteh:
self Helps In Piano studiesi
Brewer.
The Ants Of Timothy Thummeil:
feTeBcZy.
The Expectant Mother; hitten-
Alice Sit by the Firei Barrie
The Psacemakers; Hayes.
The CIoud That Lifted; Maeter-
linck.
abraham Lincoln; Dodge.
LIncoIn's Last Day ,. starr, Jr.
symbolism Of the Three Degrees'
street.
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Fiction
Regular 75c Values
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The Day Of Faith; Roche.
Scissors; Roberts.
Master Of the Vineyard; Reed.
Scaramouche; Sabatini.
The Way of the strong; Cullum.
The Men Who Wrought; Cullum.
The One Way Trail; Cullum.
DOnnegan; Baxter.
The Breath Of Scandal; BalmeT.
The Innocent Adventures; Brad
ley.
The Buccaneer Farmer; BindlOss.
The Vehement Flame; Deland.
The RimrOek Trail; Dunn.
rhe Lobstick; Durkin.
Polly of the Hospital staff; Dowd.
Comrades; Dillon.
The Woman From Outside; Foot
nPE.
shutdown; Ebhardt.
Tie Eternal City; Caine.
The Master Of Man; Caine.
The Head of the House Of Combci
Burnett.
The ProdigaI Son; Caine.
The Inside of the Cup; Churchill.
A Lost Lady; Gather.
The Night Born; London.
John BarIeycOrn; London.
smoke Bellen; London.
Sir Harry; Marshall.
Dancers in the Dark; Speare.
Lands End; steele.
The Gay Year; SDeure.
Ihe MnrT,ags % 1851. .t'I .'a'''"'
The I5iood SNIP splI
Inc diudeh fiasssi slI II.u.
The Mhh IN Evening 'io'iS'
sort ,J,-,. I-.-.t-.,..i.., Al
Ashton hirh' NHhno'"s''''
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joseph 6reer ana MS D""s"o'
MeDS'eF' -. ~. xr.,.o,,
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Under the hed MpDe nsgnhh'
Mheels Wlihh Nnceisi "eS'
Tho Nesternersi nhHt'
Tess OF the storm country; nhItf.
The secret Of tine otor" 'onh'T''
nnNe. ,
Rainbow NhIeyj Momtgomer''
San Antonio light. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1911-1993, 1925-08-13

4 Pilgrimage; John Boiler.
Prisoner who sang; John Boiler.
The 9Oth Piece Of siIyerj LillynE
Hayes. -,.-,s
The Green Bay Tree; BToomiiei1'
The Galatians and the hurpnSH'
Norris.
nan Rarry's Daughter; Brand.
Tbe FXIIe Of the Lnrlat; whsle.
The Eagles Wing; Bowen.
The Woman Of KnOeknlos' Caine.
Ties Of Hiusl0ng Anos,ynnous.
Shattered Fires; ComstOck.
The Black Hood; Dixon.
Waste: HerTick.
4 Trim With a Trailer; Garfield.
San Antonio light. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1911-1993, 1925-08-13
BRITISH AND FRENCH
AGREE UPON NOTE
By tn, Assoeinted Press.

LONDON, Aug. 13.-Another step
toward the security pact upon which
Western Europe likely will pin its
hope for peace in the future, was
taken when the French and British
foreign ministers reached common
agreement on the reply France is to
make 10 the last German note con-
corning treaties of mutual guarantee
and arbitration.
San Antonio light. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1911-1993, 1925-08-13
HIGH WIND BLOWS
DOWN Z DERR|CKS

NOCONA, Tex, Aug. ia hard
wind which struck near here destroyed
two derricks in the North Nocona gas
field, damaged houses and blow down
trees.
Damage was estimated at $1,000.
The wind was accompanied by a
heavy rain.
San Antonio light. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1911-1993, 1925-08-13
ECZEMA IN
SMALL P|MPLES
Itched and Burned Badly.
Healed by Cuticura,

Eczema broke out in small
pimples on my limbs. 1t itehed
and burned badly causing me to
scratch and the scratching caused
eruptions. My clothing aggravated
the breaking out, and the trouble
lasted about two months.
used other remedies but they
did not do any good. l began using
Cutieura Soap and Ointment and
they helped me, and after using
one cake Of Cuticurs Soap and one
box Of Cutieura Ointment was
completely healed" (Signed) Amos
H. Turner, Rhea Springs, Tenn.
Keep your skin clear and your
pores active by daily use Of Cuti-
eura Soap. Heal irritaiions and
rashes with Cutieura Ointment.
Soap 2Se. Ointment q and Soc. TsIeum sse, Sold
| everywhere. Sample each free. Address:
-outieura Laboratories Dept q. Maiden. kAss.
- Cutieura Shaving Stick 2Se.
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Classics
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Alice's adventure IN Mohoer'ahu'
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Iyanhoe. Vol. ! and scott;
The House oil seven OaD'esi nav
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JUDGE Is KILLED
IN AUTO WRECK
~ fhe Associated Press.

HAZLETON, Pa, Aug. 13.-Judge
John c. Hartman. of Bloomsbury, of
the 26th Pennsylvania judicial dis
trict, was killed in an automobile ac-
eident near Ashland. DIR. r. E. Mil
Ter of Bloomsbury was injured.
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San Antonio light. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1911-1993, 1925-08-13

The wheIps Of the Wolf; by
Marsh.
High Benton; by Heyliger.
The Scientific American Boy; by
Bond.
Feats on the Fiord; by Martineau.
The safety First Club Fights
Fire; by Nichols.
The Army Boy in Mexico; by Kill
The Army Boy in Pskini by Kill
The Army Boy in Alaska; by Kill
bourne.
The Army Boy in the Philip
pines; by Kilbourne.
On the school Team; by Tari.
Philip Kent in the Upper School;
by Hare.
The Boy scouts Of the Wolf Pa
troll; by CoreOran.
The Boy Life of Edison; by Mea-
Don Hale With the Yanksi by
sheppard.
Bases Full; by Barbour.
The Crimson Sweater; by Bar
hour.
Md and Nod: by Barbour.
A Junior in the line; Hare.
Captain Comstock, L. :. VI. G.;
by Bishop.
The Boy scouts in a Trapper's
Camp; Burgess.
San Antonio light. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1911-1993, 1925-08-13

An Annapolis PIebej by Beach.
An Annapolis Youngster; by Beach.
An Annapolis First Classman; by
Beach.
Roger Paulding, Gunner by
Beach.
Roger Paulding, Ensign; by
Beach.
Roger PauIding, Gunner's Mate;
b. Beach.
Roger PauIding, Apprentice Sea
man; by Beach.
The Marines Have Landed; by
Bishop.
Ross Grant in Miners Camp; by
Ross Grant, Gold Hunter; by Gar
Ross Grant, TenderfOot; by Gar
The rides OF Deal; by Griswold.
A Peep at the Front; by McFee.
Egyptian Tales Of Magic; by Jew
EFT.
The GobIns Glen; by Care.
sir Boys; by Champney.
Chef; by Yates.
The Boys Parkman; by Has
brouck.
Carter.
The Trail Blazers; by Wade.
The King Of the Mountains; by
About.
Imperial Valley press., 1925-03-03
NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS.

Ever since America discovered men have been
trying to find where the natives came from The usual
theory has been that Indians came from ASIA by
way of Alaska and the Bearing Sea-
Now DR.. RiVet, French anthropoIoglSt, declares
his belief that North and South America were settled
from Australia and the islands Of the Pacific. He mdS
the evidence most convincing regards the SocaIIed
''Hoka" group of Indian tribes from Oregon to Lower
California and for the "Tson group, including the
Patagonians and TERRA del Fuegians.
He finds certain words used to indicate oOlectS
common to all mankind. used alike by all Australlan
tribes Thus the Australian word for man IS nonga
and the South American word 'nooken; the Australian
word for tongue tale and the South American word
"taal :; the Australian word for nose oro or "Woro
and the South American word or or ,orra.
The North American tribes have identical words
wththe natives of MelaneSa and Polynesia, extending
toward America eastward from Australia In those
island languages man is ''tama and the Hoka Indian
languages tampa" Other examples are 'Wahlne and
"huahen" for women, thu in both cases for nose.
"himene' and "ihmin' for sing and "laa' and 'alIa
for
The stream may go back to Asia, at that, but very
remotely DR.. Rivet does not believe that the first
man. Australian, hence the Australians must
have come from somewhere else in boats And appar
emily navigation has played great part IN the prehls
toric life of mankind tribes filtered from island to
island and continent continent the great sea
spaces There must have been sailors long before Noah
Imperial Valley press., 1925-03-03
Schlanze Quits
After u Months
As Traffic Cop

After - months of service dur.
ing which time within the limits of
FL Centre. he has Travelled 73,942
miles on his motorcycle, or almost
three times around the world, Char
lie Schlanze. traffic officer in the
FL Centre police department, has re-
signed. the resignation becoming eff
fcctive yesterday.
Schlanze has bought 4 half inter
est in the L. :. cafe on Main street.
and will devote his time to this
business in the future, instead of
chalking ears for having been park
cd too long, or chasing speedcrs.
During his first l3 months of ser
vice, Schlanzc had no accidents, and
in the next wear he went to the hos
pital seven times with more or less
serious injuries sustained while on
duty.
Chief Barker stated this morning
that he very much regretted to see
Schlanzc leave the department and
paid him a high compliment for his
efficiency and faithfulncss while Il
member of the force.
Schldnze will take with him into
his new business. the best wishes
of many FL Centre people. for its
success and prosperity.
Imperial Valley press., 1925-03-03
Fight For Vast
Wealth Reveals
COlOrful Tale
ny United Press Leased Wire

GIRGENTI, Italy, March 3.-A
strange story of an eighteenth centu
~ Italian pirate who carved 4 king
dom in a dcsolate African isle, has
come to light here with q contest
over the estate of Francesca Clau-
diO, one time buccaneer eXtraordin-
ary and king of Madagascar.
The estate is valued at more
than eight billion lire. 1t is claim
ed by upwards of 900 heirs Of the
Girgenti district. The fact that
francesca Claudio was pirate and
somewhat bloody pirate at that, has
nothing to do with pride Of his
descendants in achievement.
In the days when warfare was 4
profession and piracy a recognized
means of winning wealth and fame,
Francesca Claudio was born il this
countryside. In 1895, after he had
become 4 pirate of parts, his fleet
captured the wealthy Island Of Ma
dagascar and Francesca was crown
ed king. He developed vast estates,
ownership of which has been con
tested through the wears. Finally
eight Sicilian families Of thc 30.
netti group, of which Francesca
was the leader, have established
their claims clearly and the mem.
bers now hope to obtain the for
tune
Imperial Valley press., 1925-03-03
HOLTVILLE
by Press staff Correspondent

HOLTNILLE, Mar. 3.-Holtville
was almost entirely deserted Satur-
day and Sunday due to the unusual
number of people attending the
Yuma road celebration. Most of
those who went remained over sun
day returning Sunday evening, and
all reported an unusually splendid
time.
F. II. Worlcy is hauling building
material for the erection of 4 cot.
tage on the site of his former
home, which recently burned.
The EaStsidc.Sunset farm home
department are sponsoring a cake
walk TO be given March 6, at the
EaStSide school. Home made cakes
will be sold for five cents each and
coffee will be served free during
the entertainment.
Howard Nencill is erecting an cx-
ira fine garage ct the rear of his
home, which was recently painted
very attractively.
y. j. Moore and son, y. j. Jr.,
motorcd 10 San Bernardino, on Il
visit with Mr.. Moore s brother,
stephen Moore.
Sunday was Sunday school field
day AZ the Methodist church and
during the evening, the children
furnished splendid entertainment.
In the forenoon, Mrs. John Kava-
naugh spoke on the work of the y.
W. G. \. and girl reserves, while
Mr.. McCrory gave good talk about
the boy scouts Of the valley.
Kline's clothing store of this city
is closing out its business. 1t is
understood that the owner, Mr..
Kline, has located in Indio.
Rev. r. G. MUIR, travelling cow
boy evangelist, is still holding en-
thusiastic religious meetings at his
tent, despite the orders Of local
city Officers to leave the city.
Imperial Valley press., 1925-03-03

lot sales, IT. Worth basis, Calif-JS
+.00-4.225. 4s-41aS 4.22J-4.j0. Sales to
iohbcrs-4. 4.50-4.7j.
ST. LOUIS: 23' clear. l Ariz, l
Calf, l Tex express arvd, Is on
track. Supplies moderate. Demand
and trading good, market strong.
Calif-4s 40, IS 3.50-400 mostly
3.7j-4.00. Tcx-5S 3.25-3.50, bu.
hampers Big BostonS l.2j-l.75.
PITTSBURGH: - clear. IS Calf
arvd. Opening Tuesday, supplies
liberal. Demand very slow, market
about steady. Calif-4s mostly 400
40 few 80. IS mostly 3.00-3.50
few SO. 6s mostly go.
NEW YORK: IL clear. : Fla.
l. Calf. l 5 Car arvd. Supplies
moderate. Demand moderate, mar
ket steady for good stock. Imperial
is +.o0-4.50 few special marks +.7j
ordinary quality and condition 200,
Is @.504.o0 ordinary quality and
condition 200. 6S 2.503.00.
BALTIMORE: l3' clear. l Calf.
arvd since Saturdays report. } re
consigned. 10 on track. Closing
Monday, supplies moderate. Demand
moderate. market steady. Ariz-5s
&.00-3.2l. lmperial-4s 4.50-4.7j, IS
3.50-3.775 few 400. 6s mostly 80.
KANSAS CITY: 81 clear. l Ariz
Is Calf. arvd, l diverted from team
track. p on track. Supplies lib
cra. Deand moderate, market firm.
lmpcrial-4s 4.75-j.O0. IS 3.75-4.00.
PHILADELPHIA: 13' clear. )
Calf, ) Fla, > Ga arvd. u on track.
Western offerings light. Demand
limited. market steady. Calif-Js
3.j0-4.00, best mostly 400, 6s 3.2j.
CLEVELAND: + clear. No ar
rivals, 9 on track. Supplies mod
crate. Demand good. market strong
er. Imperial-5s 100. Is 4.50. Ariz
Us 80, 4l.s $50.
BOSTON: IL clear. 13 Calf. l
Tex arvd, 70 on track. Supplies lib
eral. Demand slow account weather,
market dull, few sales. Imperial
IS $50. special marks 4,O0-4.50.
MINNEAPOLIS: % showing. ]
Calf arvd. IL on track. Supplies
liberal. Demand light. market
steady. Impcrial-js 400 larger 40
few 40. AriZ-Js $50.
Imperial Valley press., 1925-03-03
FIGHTING 4 B4CkFIRE

Representatives of the Women's Conference on Ma
tiona Defense with a million members, at their meet
ings in Washington pledged the aid Of their organza
ton to combat the efforts of those who would over
throw the government by force.
That is very fine if the patriotic million can find
enough of such overthrowers to make il worth while.
1t often question however in this country whether
those who go about zeaously seeking wouldbe destroy
of the government fighting realities or wind
mills.
Sometimes says Ievel-headed lowbrow named
Will Rogers, there is loud explosion and everybody
the street will turn around to what II IS. The
minute they see, they will go right about their bust
ness. They know there has been damage done. So
that's how is with the so-called radical element Let
them have park or a hall as an exhaust pipe Then
when they have particular noted denouncer, why
you will hear loud report You will isten or read
the listeners to a backfre.'
Imperial Valley press., 1925-03-03

Feeds and Grows and It's Relation.
ship to Pruning DIR. w. II. FAIRIES,
Coachclla.
10 q. m. Discussion of date prun.
ing experiences. Dr. w. II. Swinglc,
Robbins Russell, Bruce Drummond,
Bryan Haywood, 4. J. GridIey, Mr..
Pippin. y considerable part of the
morning will he devoted to this
discussion so that this important
practice can be fully covered by
every interested grower.
1880 4. m. "Status of the Date
Industry in Arizona,' Robert Metz.
Ter, Phoenix, Arizona.
u m. Adjourn for lunch.
Afternoon seSSion-Col. Dale Bum
stead. Phoenix, Arizona. chairman
80 p. m. "What We Know
About the Fertilization of Fruits, -
Prof. II. w. IIodgSon, division of
sub-tropical horticulture, University
Of California.
p. III. Observations of the Ef-
feet of Soil Fertilization on the
Date Palm in Ari2ona,' Prof. u. w.
NIDtIt, ilNfINItN VI AIlEOHd.
2:2o p. m. Cover Cropping in
Date Gardens and Discussion by
Growers on Date Fertilizing Expert
cnccs,' DR.. George Swami. Imperial
Valley; Il. II. Postlcthwaitc, II. II.
Middleton, 6. y. Sparey and G. +.
Cook of Coachella Valley.
$3.50 p. III. 1.-The Home Of the
Errd Date - An Illustrated talk ON
experiences in an old world date
region by Paul popcnoc of the
Coachclla Valley.
Imperial Valley press., 1925-03-03
Law Declares
ChlOrofOrming
of Girl, Murder
by United Press Leased Wire

DENVER, Colo, Mar. 3.-ln the
eyes of the law the chloro roforming of
- year old Hazel Ingrit Blazer,
paraly2cd and mentally undevelop-
ed. was murder, District Attorney
Joel T.. Stone indicated today with
the announcement that he would
file charges against the aged father
who confessed to the crime because
he would not have his idolized
daughter "beeomc a burden on the
community.
Meanwhile Dr. II. f. Blazer. 81
wear old father whose medical
science, although it could not cure,
pointed the way to 4 humane death,
lies in 4 critical condition nj his
home. DR.. Il. K. Daniels, attending
him, said today that his chances for
survival ARE questionable. :
DR.. Blazer has successfully fought
off physicians who attempted TO
dress the self inflicted razor cuts
in his throat. Danger of infection
is imminent, Or. Daniels declared.
Imperial Valley press., 1925-03-03
Bedtime Stories
BY HOWARD E. GARIS
Copyright, 1923, by Mcclure
Newspaper Syndicate
UNCLE WIGGTLY AND THE
EARLY BIRD

While hopping through the wood
ono day, wondering when he wa
going 10 have nm adventure, anc
what kind it would be. Uncl,
Wiggily heard sad voice singing
in a tree. Al least it sounded lik,
singing, though il was very dolcful
This is what the voice sang:
'.NlaS! Alas! Twill come to pass
IN sit in the trees and slowly
freeze.
| came too soon. This ism t June.
Oh. what II | do! Eoo-hoo, Boo,
hoo, :"
"Goodness me, This is very
sad! exclaimed Uncle Wigsily.
some one is in 4 lot of trouble.
| wonder if can help him.
lie looked about amid the trees.
fearing perhaps he might see some
ot the bad chaps. But he only saw
a cold and >hivcring bird on 4
limb Of great oak, the brown
leaves of which, crisp and dried,
rustlcd in the March wind.
Hello, cried the rabbit gen
tleman, twinkIing his pink nose po-
iitclv. "Who are you?"
Il am the Early Bird, " WAS the
answer from the feathcred chap
who had been singing 50 dolefully
Are You the early bird who
catches the worm?' the bunny ask
ed, crossword d-puzzlc-ike ana iok.
my.
No, but that bird is my cousin :"
WAS the answer. when | saw I
am the Early Bird I mean l cane
Imperial Valley press., 1925-03-03
March Will Go
Out Like
aLiOn
ny United Press Leased Wire

SANTA CLARA. Cal. Mar, s.
Five storms are predicted for March
by Father jerome X. Ricard of san
Ia Clara, "Padre Of the Rains. - in
his monthly weather forecast. is
sued today.
The period from March ~ to
March - will be one of severe
wcathcr on sea and land, the Padre
predct,.L Other storms are cX-
pcctcd on March >, March :. March
20 and March 80. Most OF them cN-
tend from the Canadian border TO
San Francisco or beyond.
This year the month will 'comc
in like 4 lamb and 20 out like 4
lion = the Padre said.