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Imperial Valley press., 1925-09-09
LOOK OUT FOR
SELF POISONING

Neglect of tire liver results in
self poisoning, Not 50 quickly, per
aaps, but just as suz-]y IS if you
drank poison out OF a bottle. If
your liver is not doing is work OF
helping digestion, eliminating
waste from the bowels and purify
ing the blood, you will always be
troubled with sick headaches, nau-
sea, biliousnesS, bad breath, gas,
sour stomach or constipation.
Cleanse and tone your liver Put
rour system in condition 50 you feel
-FOUR very best again! Try just a
spoonful of Or. H. S. Thaeher ex-
,ellent Liver and Blood Syrup af-
ter the next few meals and notice
The quick Improvement in the way
you eet eIeep, look and feel-the
return o. strength, yigo1 anG ener-
gv. ycI VII be completely salts
fled; ct'c-,,-ise there will De 10
e0s1
Imperial Valley press., 1925-09-09
FOREST REVENUE
TOTALS $986,646
FOR CALIFORNIA

\ total Of $9s6.646 WIS turned in.
"a tie I. s. treasury from the nat
ianal forests al California during
the fiscal year ending June 81.
1s25, according to statement By the
San Francisco headquarters Of the
United States forest service. These
receipts accrued from salrS - goy-
crnpent timber. grazing fces, >pe-
cial Use permits and miscellaneous
business.
Under existing laws. - per cent
of thest receipts, or 500, l6o. viii
be returned - tin state for raai
road work and school funds. An
additional 10 per cent, or S9S ,4G4,
viii be available for use bv the for
est service for road and trail wo.as
in the national forests.
The percentage Of receipts re'ura-
ed 10 tile state is an interesting con
trast to some of the European coun.
tries which have crown or national
forests. Ia sweden. for example,
only , 80 per cent of the crown
forest receipts are returned to til"
local communes.
In addition 10 the II per cent
fund for roads and trails. the fed.
er@l government will also cxpend,
this fiscal year. the sum of : ,600,-
900 on national forest load con
strurtlon ana Development Holk m
California.
Imperial Valley press., 1925-09-09
Gather of Young
Slayer, kidnaper,
Blames Asylum

NEW YORK, Sept. a-Dix "
oel, attorney and father Of Harfi-
On Noel. double laurdefer ard kia-
fpef. VII retain eouHs te readHst
son seIf defense and vii >ttai
him 10 The end.
Upon his arrived from Chicago.
lel called reporters ;u# asoke tne
ence 1t has kept ever since }a~f
turday when his soH 71as taken
to cust oayy ars Ntntr4aif ialttt cog; :
ssed thesekil4apiag ana shaving ot
x-year-old Siary Dalv. thc k.!lio-
Ratanoua Pien.e, negro chauffeur
I'd the &oimgng Of John Sandin,
ho pursued him.
Thee:stt arstep placed the blame for
le tragpFl y Figoh authorities Of Is
X county hespital for the mentally
'flicted at Ovefhrook, y. J. He
,ote4f 4 physician at tie institution
having said Harrison, who Il 20,
,uld be mentally well in time.
Imperial Valley press., 1925-09-09
PROHIBITION IS
NOT POPULAR ON
SHAMROCK ISLE
BY GEORGE MAGDONAGH

BY GEORGE MAGDONAGH
Omitted Press Staff Correspondent
DUBLIN. Sept. 9.-Progress to-
ward prohibition IN the Irish Free
state is 50 slow rs 10 be 4hhost neg
Eligible
In fact IN some communities the
progress Is distinctly IN the opposite
direction. according II startling
figures just revealed By commits
sion which has been studying Il Free
State liquor problem. N ene town
--Gienmaldv, county Galway
u population Of ls9 women. men and
children. the commission found that
l13 Of the 81 buildings composing
! the village. were saloons.
In the Free State a. Il whole tie
icommission found $4,000 saloons. or
one saloon 10 every 210 Of the popu-
lation.
As remedy for the situation.
which was considered serious, the
commission recommended:
L. Reduction Of the number Of
saloons by almost one-half.
-AlttFdt ION VI me HpAie 4hl ia =
which saloons may remain open in
Guiding a provision for closing them
during the afternoon hours.
3. Compensation to the owners
of saloons closed by order Of the
commission. by means Of a ley on
the saloons allowed 10 remain open.
But the commission recommended
that on -. Patricks Day the saloons
/ closed under the present law be al
/ lowed to remain open under III"
same arrangement now i'll force on
Sundays.
The report Of tho commission will
I; be presented to the Dali when i rr-
assemblies IN November. Consider
able opposition 10 il is expected. but
ithc general belief i that it viii be
! passed with some slight modifica-
tioUs
Imperial Valley press., 1925-09-09
Local Girl Wins
Prize At Jacumba
AS Valley Beauty


Miss Connie Estaeillo of this city.
WIS declared the winner of tire
bathing beautv centest held ut ia
cumba Labor bay, following her
>accesS oil Sunday n winning first
houarS from other FL Centre eu-
taaHt>. Ii addition % winning first
priZc Size WIS awarded beauty HON
ofS for the entire valley.
Miss Estavillo resides with Aer
family on Fourth street and i, eM-
Ployed at tie .Armv and Navy BE.
partmeHt store.
Winners Of other events ut IL
cumba were: horse pitching, prellu.
iHaries Earl Rowley. Imperial aud
GatrieS farsel. Fl Centre; firalS,
Grant cox, Jacumha and Il. y.
Jones, Imperial. Fancy diving, john
Leslie. Los Angeles; breast stroke,
o. Noller, Les Angeles. Apple race
Tor girls, Loi, Morrison. tacumba :
hev> apple race. Jack Greeuweh.
FL Centre. Floyd Taekett of this
city won the PIE eating contest.
Fl Centre trimmed CaleXico in
the tug-of-w while Valera Doxey
added to this city 5 honors by win
ming the egg race Tor girls. Lee
/inu of this city WIS paired with
Claude Young OF Calcxico and won
the sack race for boys. Ernest
Ambot won the foot race for BOYS
and Jane Bibbons the same event
for girls, both being residents of
tnl5 city. Jack Grccnwell Of this
city finished third III the taucH
diving contest
Imperial Valley press., 1925-09-09
$4,000 Is Sought
In Alleged Libel
ny ;nltrd .src4s Leased Wire

OKLAHOMA CITY, okla. @.r'.
Q Damages Of $4,000 for alleged
ihel were asked in sui: flei
a.1last III GE.aaama IuhliyblnS
coaqauy publishers Of tine Daily
ai,.aar.uua an Timas by }. B.
Massey
Massey Il tbc husband of Mr..
Na4ate VIZ eas Yi,b T. G. Row
lett c1pt5I H2I banker, Whom the
ht'as VS. ssa.e, supposedly ~ Il
gasgs sssles IN h petition
tlu at printed hr fhe Okla.
ioHt i lt,s August - iasiuaate3
he. W.. ~ .a.Tsarrs II RoWtatt.
-=.-. zzz-
'fgl=t'.Etv, I par' city of ,Icru-
@5em. hefate tEe world war WAS Il
sse.ty -, a.,iaae sdeh as it had
hgea sia~a# IT, carE davis Of history.
y ri. t~esee, Tel A1iv is u cit a
'ses#...s sasse peonie, full Of lifa,
VI tagf .rls> faaa:aa 1T full speed
aai i. laa.fs aHa principal bailj-
JaGs giHctsi al4 lighted Tel Ayi"
ai>o ha 'u.#asa opera house Will
fHIl eeag agteHfeat of electric light
,ae e4alHme where performances
II Srsa#. afsea saaG Ia iIehrs" ate
SasE.
Imperial Valley press., 1925-09-09
Mammoth Beauty
Parade Will Get
Under Way Today
by United Press ,,r.SeI " re

ATLANTIC tItN, y j., Sept ..
With the appearance from tbc sea
Of jolly oil KING heptuue and hi,
son Triton, accompanicd by the
customary mcrmaids, the mammoth
beauty pageant which has drawn
the faircst daughters OF 81 cities to
compete for u modern "Goldcn
Apple got under way this after.
noon.
The day is given over to an in.
formal display of the charms Of the
visiting bcaaties and Il naval parade
on the beach
Tomorrow the Judging Of the
girls, one Of whjm is to be CROWN
ed Miss America commences.
Among those who rompcd togeth-
cr in friendly play for the benefit
Of the camera were Miss ST. Paul,
Miss Milwaukee, Miss Seattle, Miss
Minneapolis, Miss Little Rock, Miss
siouX city, Miss Elgm and Miss
san francisco.
\ beauty special" bringing -
Of the contestants from phiIadel.
phia, drew into Atlantic CITY Tues
day. The New York delegation
with five boroughs Of the city and
several outlying districts represent.
ed, drew special attention. In this
group is Kathryn Ray, thc show
girl whose entrance into Tie contest
caused the withdrawal Of Ruth Nal
colmson, last year 3 Miss Amori-
ca
Imperial Valley press., 1925-09-09
Assassination of
W.C,T,U. Leader
Stirs Iowa Tow

NlNTON, Iowa, Sept 9. - The
citizens Of this i'll. eer9ts SIT
are aroused over the ,slnajiop
of Mfs. c. b. Cock. = P9a~itaas a.
the Beaton County chapser. ot the
". {. = g pes mab'y hy some
hQo.legg9r whose activities She }a3
tuftaiied, and paiiee today decided
% 1el .tho.l invest. ..asion Of tn
murder IA tn closest seerecy.
Tn Y. c. 7. t. isaaed u >tn'c.
msut declaring tteir dead lcadce
had given he' ife for the causc o.
temperance aad dat unless the law
found til guilty party the union
would consider taking the search
into it's ewa hands.
Mrs. Cook, "terror Of rum rum
aeHs, WIS shot to death Is SIR sat
IA tie window ii he9 home Monday
night writing the last paragraphs
of a paper she WIS to have lead
Tuesday before TIC county couacn=
,ioa It bc W. G 7. L.
Imperial Valley press., 1925-09-09
Injured Traffic
Cop Much Better

HaIfy Laudreth, who WAS badly
injured ea May while 4 member
Of tile state traffic squad writes
from sau Diego that he is well on
tie road to recovery and hopes
soan to lie able to return to the
valley.
Whllr Imdrcth was chasing It
ear between FL Centre and Hcber
on the taicNico highway, his motor
cycle clzshcd into Il third machine,
throwing him off MS motorcycle
AID infilctlng injuries which c;.us-
ed him to be confined IN the Fl
trutre hospital for many weeks.
For Il long time his recovery was
extremely doubtful.
l.andreth y lattor states that he
can walk without the aid of
rfUiche> and is nearing his normal
weight ot l. 5poundS. He asks the
Press Ia convey his thanks. to his
many friends here. who visited him
White he was confined in the local
hospital.
Imperial Valley press., 1925-09-09
No. l0316-Dept J
SUNMONS FOR PUBLICATION
In the Superior Court Of the State
Of California, in and fo- the
County Of Imperial

PACIFIC FRUIT & PRODUCE
COMPANY, . Corporation, Plain
p. T. HARRIGAN. HAM SERVICE
STATION, 4 Corporation; A. II.
KELLER. L. beatty. BUREAU
or REtLAMATION OF THE
DEPARTMENT OF THE INTER
IOR or TIE UNITED STATES.
u. HANSEN. ". J. JONES. DE
MIND LUMBER COMPANY. a
corporation. j. II. NEIL. and
WESTERN UNION TELEGRAPH
COMPANY, Z Corporation, De
fendauts.
Iae People If Tie State ~ Cali
for,ia send Greeting to:
=. Y. H4lilaH. Ham Service Sta
! ion. q ehfFoe alton. 4. n. Keller. l..
hsatF. E4ra1D If Reclamation Of
bepar'u~Hr II the Interior of the
I pitea ~tatr- - Hansen. ". j.
jones i}cu4n8 Lumber Company. a
rpf9Fat .eA. j. 4. Neil aHd We,tern
tasga Telegraph f0mt cotpo-
I.tor- tJtterlaHts.
1og tte Hereby bro. led - An.
PEER aas aHaeer tae CgHp4aug IN
aa arti1a aatlt.ed T.. above. b.oaa Z
ag4.a-t ~0a a 'ae -eper.or Co1re
- 'le fsHrsr ~ Impe-la. state
e fa.fara5a. witata 'es t.rs ~
TER f.e -sg ee on .eg ee ti.. -4m-
mons : oerd ~ q .b4 county.
fr wi'h4a tAl+s " X a4rse4 e!se.
aAtfa.
Aaa al afr harss austen ~.
eltf~ tat arrat apf
abe-e f.n . pIaiats
w.I. taAe s9xatat ~ ar maeer
nr daDa2 f~W~t. I'll tta tt..
pIa.at. 81 af...Ag e9fa z1Dtssee u
II wsli ap4y - tte r34tf t ah4
oiaer reli4s de'aa81sd in lse re.
pIaint.
6ivcn - ler mv hand s e
seal of ia ~p9ea4f CD- I ~ -
'oautg If laiper@, 81 - ~ -
forllia, TIE l.Ea aag " Lt4
1928.
&. .. NoEehKst,. rht1
ljr T. " Simpson. Deps,y Cetk
superior Court tf2
e. a Bell Ji.kee4 aud Ytaa4. md
4 c~re' ttrI, ra
l'iantfl-
70 : 2 le - Cf
Imperial Valley press., 1925-09-09
SET EXAMINATIONS
FOR WEST POINTERS

sACRAMEA 70, Calf, sept. a.
Examinations Of prospective raHdi-
dat,. 70 Vs.; Point will br con
Quoted in san Francisco and Los
Angeles. November ] TO -. il was
announced here to-day By Adjutmt
General +. t. Mittclstacdf
al candidates must be brtwrcu
the agce of 10 aad - If sound
bodice, aud ma.t have ~ervcJ ~
lca,, ouc year IN the rational
guard.
Goreruor Friord " Richardson
viii make the appointments from
the IT. II eligible. who pass the
examinations.
cHas Pagslaie. Sacramento. has
five Hale peaches that weight SIX
and oGr-4garter pounds.
Imperial Valley press., 1925-09-09
new BOOKS AT
LOCAL LIBRARY
Fiction

Fiction
The Keys Of the City, Elmer
Davis. Light comedy spiced with
satire concerning a prosperous mid.
die western town.
Young ArchimcdcS, = Aldous
Huxley. Comedy and tragedy
mingled in six short stories, told in
Mr. Huxley's polished and sophis
ticated prose.
= Duedamc John Cowptr Powvs.
\ study of abnormalitv against y
poetic. natural background. In the
ancient family of Ashovcr, the
forces of life and death are arrayed
against ono another. and the strug-
gle of the family to escape extinc-
tion is the theme of this curionsly
wrought novel.
'sWolf," Albert Paysom Tcrhunc.
Another dog story. the life of the
son of Lad aud Lady.
-. .TSecrct Gold, - Alice NJ. Will
iamson. Search for hidden treas
iurc in the desert country of the
southwest by beautiful girl whose
stcpfathcr leaves her Il strang leg
acy.
Non Fiction
coil and the Germs Of War,
Scott Nearing. The theory that
Z" international politics today arc
lare oil politics, y by n leading rad
caI speaker and writer.
! "a Game Ranger 3 Note Book. y
4. Blayney Percival. The OBJ
sefvations written and verbal, made
bv Mr.. Pcrciyal during nearly thir-
~ wears spent in Africa. A real
contribution 10 our knowledge OF
African beast life.
"Tinkering with Tools, Henry
II. Savior The editor OF "Coun-
TRY Life presents essentials Of
crafts such as woodworking, paint
ing, vanishing, plumbing, electric
wiring, and all odd Jobs that are
i bound to arise in ANY house, from
hanging picture 10 putting up \
| shelf
.'Thc JOYS and Tribulations Of an
editor, II. Frank 1ooket. fof
nearly forty years the author has
been connected with the editorial
staff Of the Century Magazine, and
! in this book ho has tried 10 fashion
! a mirror Of the office. The reader
! elimpse5 many notable literary fle-
lures of four decades. IL made aware
Of the stream Of American lltefa-
n and comes n contac5 ElE3 :
Imperial Valley press., 1925-09-09
OFFICERS AND ORIEETALS
EXCHANGE SHOTS: NO HITS
by l nited Press Leased Wire

NV YORK Sept. Q. - While
t"hs LAWYERS and police representa-
tiyes conferred on cessation of
hosti.ltie> in Chinatown, special
service Department Officers and j.
detectives engaged in a wild ex-
change Of shots with group Of
orieH'als carly today. There wer.
H0 Injuries.
Imperial Valley press., 1925-09-09
Free. f41, ror eoapDa sapple + Bottle sIs'

DR.. Thatcher 5 Liver & Blood syrup
If presented before the supply for
free distribution is already given
away. Read the full details above,
hep act at once. as this offer Is
United. Get trial size now by
presenting this coupon TO Loynd
Drug Company. adv
Imperial Valley press., 1925-09-09
HAS
TO BREATHE JUST
LIKE CAR DRIVER

All motorist dislike 10 - eat
dirt. y
SO do al motor ears.
The only difference is that the
motorist can hold his breath until
the dust cloud has passed while the
motor must keep ON breathing what
ever variety of air comes to the
'nostrils' : = Of its carburetor.
\ striking series of experiment
conducted by the engineers OF the
Oakland Motor Car company reveal
ed that the breathing OF dust is
tors III engine wear.
The experiments were conducted
with the most dcHcItc of scientific
instruments Somc of which will mcu-
sure dust particle .o0U5 of an inch
in diameter.
Has Air Cleaner
The CONCLUSION reached by these
engineers has resulted IN the adop-
tion of the air cleaner with which
the new Oakland ears are equipped.
This cleaner, which operates oa the
prmeiplc OF the centrifugal cream
separator, whirls every paftirlc ef
ddst ana foreign matter trom the
air and feeds only the pdritled alr
mto the carburctor.
Oakland and General Motors en-
9ilcers have overwhelming proof OF
the necessity Tor such projections
regardiag i Is particularly iHPor
taAt III the pre>eHt day % heav%
traffic aud uus;-stirrmg hauooU
tires
Among other things il was touuj
that an average. automobile hreathes
.t,oto gaIlcgs Of aie with every gal
Ion of gasoline. Every bit ot mis-
alr contains dust "a greater o.
lesser degree.
Some aust is 50 f.ne thai 1t falls
AZ the rate of less than one iara
pey hour. Tie air over dart ami
gravel roads OF roal>e reveals the
t4h"st coatcut of dust l3ut et-ea
oeet eaAefe.e foads the air, par
ticaiarlN Wh,u traffic is moving.
contains duSt IN harmful quaalt.cs.
Engineers Make Tests
,enrra, Motors cugIaeets have
made some Interesting tests IA the
district south Of the Mason aaa
Dixon line aud We>i ~ the Mis-
ls,appl Y H@abef II cloth filters
Wefe seHt out aud placed on aatu.
mobiles #hlch Wefe driven from
widely separated districts. Taey re-
veatrd rHat the siGst bzgathaIt Is IL
automobiles ia a4o L. lauo miles il
all i8ea.igies :, s.tbstdafi55E thu
sane. I l. from 81 t. - per cent
mineral nlatter nere tlaH half Of
Wbleh is slliea OF quart, Il ae.trse-
tffe aafasltr= N grinding compound.
It's SIC ysf4tss from tito Of IN tch
to .1et5 at N iH-h.
rh. cag5acers keew TIT foreign
mazter ml1.4 0i.a lab#lea..4g ~
@ete the. moving par 81 me -.
anc sauthi.rJ NltH The uil to form
ftlo haru g;ttboa VII. 1;tases carbon
ka"ek aHt pcei-mtian. Bat thet
wanted - k4aH lG-t what acgrec 81
wcas WAS caused hv the abrasive
road dust
rhrr vn'.a exJ"' Figures. A,.
eor4ingIy Aee ma4a ar indoor Isb-
ora'gry ta>t Two caaiuc, were
operated yoliauoas!v sar - hours.
one va, protected b9 il centrifugal
a'g c.cau.r, The cu6guetar of Jae
"tatr carried no air ch~nrr. Two
thirl7 of . pound of du>t uas tad
eFgnit aaI -gadualy into The air .u
take, OF notA motors. Measure
meats t5cn revealed that th, o,.In
dae wet, wear ot the rpnpt, ~, !
motor wa l. times greater than
that found oa the motor which Gaa
bcen breathing through t4c an
cleaner.
Tests ~ Til, Kind reveal Why the
more progressive motor car .ant
tactmcr' az" turning t. 'ao an
rleanet n, " practical cssratia, uu
der today's driving conditions.
Imperial Valley press., 1925-09-09
ORD AIRPLANES
TO CARRY NAILS
sy tinted press Leased Wire

DETROIT, SEPT. 8 Through az
tgreemeilt reached Tuesday between
Henry Ford and Postmaster. General
Harry IS New, Ford airpiaHts are
expected To be CARRYING mail he
iweeis f&tssit and Ghicago within
4 few ,sNeekS.~-@
The, 1'ord vesnpauf las been ePsf-
atiag a daily seilcdule on is ar
freight '9inF Between Detroit ana
Chicago Tor several months.
Imperial Valley press., 1925-09-09

tract for years. As result Sc.
Here chronic constipation de,clops
poisons the body, induces disease
and hastens old age.
iNNFRtcIEAN, the aromatic
herb ycgetabIc compound. perfected
h1 rfof Arnold Ehrct, originator of
the famous 4" Mueusless Diet Heal
ing System, acts ~ gentle
cleansing brush, positively removing
the long accumulated toxcmias,
hardened feces adhering to the in.
tcstinal walls. mucus aud undigested
frrmentiug wastes that poison the
system, bringing on discase and cid
Imperial Valley press., 1925-09-09

Ike county las fish trouble 10
TOMS of FISH IN Upper Luke have
been Killed by some mysterious
e.sase.
Imperial Valley press., 1925-09-09
THE WEATHER

Los Angeles ana Vicinity; Fair
tonight aud Thursday with moder-
ate temperature.
Southern California: Fair tonight
and Thursday; normal temperature.
gracious, keen and scholarly per
souYlitv
Imperial Valley press., 1925-09-09
FREE SAMPLE

tpov request, the Inner Glenn
Iaborat1ricr, $40 Il. Sixth 81, I os
viii be glad 10 send you q
generous free sample.
Imperial Valley press., 1925-09-09
NNER-C CLEAN

RID at ~ leading drugstorcs-7Ie
F"f package
Imperial Valley press., 1925-09-09

IA' IFIt FRTIT & PRODUCE
COMPANY, Corporation, Plain
Evening star., 1925-07-01
COOLIDGE LAUDS
COL0RED EDITORS
Sends Letter of CongratuIa-
ton to Crispus Attucks
Press Association.

\ letter of commendation from
President Coolidge was among COM
nlunications of congratulation read at
the celebration of the Crispus AttuCks
Press Association. which was held last
night incident to the recent purchase
of new headquarters at 1902 Thir-
teenth street, which was attended by
more than 100 prominent citizens.
The press association, which repre-
sents 34 colored publications through.
out the country, will soon move into
the new headquarters.
Accompanying the Presidents letter
was the gift Of an autographed photo
graph. which he presented to the mem
bers of the club. The association.
named after CrispIs Attucks of Bos-
ton. the first oolored man killed in the
Revolution ia said to hold a special
interest for the President.
Uncle Joe" Cannon Heard From.
Others who sent letters and auto
graphed photographs were Uncle
Joe Cannon and Postmaster General
New. A number of other distinguished
persons are also patrons of the club;
they include c. Bascom Slemp, Com
missioner Cuno H. Rudolph and
Representative Frank Murphy.
Several speakers addressed the meet
ing among whom was Isaac Cans,
former president of the Washington
Chamber of Commerce. Mr.. Cans
highly praised the club and declared
hat its influence and ideal would be
heneficisl to the National Capital. He
urged that the organization lead the
Colored race in its development and
work for tolerance and cooperation
between the white and colored races
IN the National Capital.
The aims of the association are to
unite the colored people in their prog
resS and to stimulate achievement. 1t
is the hope of the organization to en-
gender d spirit of friendlineSs and
close cooperation between the white
and colored races and to bring about
cooperation between white and colored
publications.
Attorney O'Leary Praises Club.
Assistant District Attorney James
J. OLeary. praised the club and
launched an attack on the 'pestilence
of fanatical reformers." He charged
hat they were constantly interfering
With the rights of people and would
be the cause of a great deal of trouble
lie declared that they claimed in their
IDEAS a panacea for everything and
were forcing their opinion on every.
body.
Kirk Miller of the Washington
Times, read an address by c. Logan
Payne of that publication. who was
unable to be present. commencing the
deal of the association Alexander
Gordon of The Evening Star. also COM
mended the organization and urged
that it bring about cooperation and
harmony between the white and color
ed races.
For their assistance in furtherins
and assisting the association to carry
out its ideals the following were made
honorary members of the orEaniza.
ton, Alexander Gordon of The Wash
ington Star, District Attorney James
j. OLeary and Kirk Miller of the
Washington Times.
Evening star., 1925-07-01

center. of what was large bean
patch. which, up to the time of the
discovery, completely obliterated all
trace of the important find.
According TO Meadows, they dug
through three different layers OF
graves, each from three to four feet
in depth. 1t is possible that there are
other graves below, he said.
The braves were buried in a sitting
posture. with the knees crooked be-
meath the chin. OF 40 skeletons which
were unearthed, every one was found
facing the west-toWard the setting
sun.
Above each grave, as sort of parti.
ton between it and the one above,
was found a limestone slab, several
inches thick
Evening star., 1925-07-01
BIG RESERVOIR OPENED.
100000 Gallons Capacity OF
Basin Supplying Frederick, Md.

Special Dispatch to The Star
FREDERICK, Md. July 1.-The
storage reservoir at Fishing Creek,
Nd, IS miles northwest of Frederick
in the Catoctin Mountains, with a
capacity of 10000 900 gallons. has
been formally opened.
The reservoir is the main source
of water supply for Frederick. Md,
the water being piped to this city.
The dam was erected at a cost of
about 100000 and the basin covers
liz acres of mountain land and has
an average depth of water of So feet.
Evening star., 1925-07-01
OLD INDIAN BURIAL PLOT
is FOUND IN BEAN PATCH
California Discovery Believed to
Antedate Mission Period.
Braves Inferred Sitting.
By tha Associated Press.

By tha Associated Press.
SANTA BARBARA, Calf, July 1.
An ancient Indian graveyard, be-
lieved to antedate the California mis-
sion period, was discovered recently
near Purissima Mission in the Santa
Ynez Valley, near here, by Don Mead
ows and Ray Gruwell, Orange, Calf,
research workers. a number of pre-
historic specimens, including several
Indian skeletons. skulls, beads and
arrowheads were obtained.
The burial plot, once the ''happy
hunting grounds" of the bronzed war
riors of the West. was situated in the