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Imperial Valley press., 1925-05-19
MRS. HUSTON GOES
TO CONVENTION OF
STATE FEDERATION

The oath annual convention of
the California Federation of Wo.
mems clubs opened at Santa Cruz
today with delegates in attendance
from al parjA o. rae state, Mrs. j.
Drummond Huston, newly elected
president of the Woman S Ten
Thousand club being present to re-
present the local organization.
The convention, which will be in
session LAY T. 80 %, will be held
at the casino adjoining the beau
tiful Casa Del Rey hotel. which has
been secured as headquarters.
=" World Understanding will be
the theme of the convention, with
the idea of drawing together the
thoughts of education, plotection
and rebuilding of the home; CON
Servation of natural aud human re-
sources; citizenship and world peace,
as considered by the six different
conventions previously held.
While the business of the conven-
tion will receive first and full con
sjderation, many delightful social
features have been planned. Sew
eral banquets and luncheons 'heve
been scheduled, local talent will pre-
sent a play on one evening, and
numerous auto trips will be taken.
Tomorrow afternoon will be de
voted to the completion of the Me.
mortal Redwood Grove fund. The
presentation of the women s gift to
the state will take place at p. m.
i'll the Santa C.-dz big trees.
Friday, the day following the clos
ing of the convention, all delegates
are invited to join special trip
through California State Redwood
Park, % miles from Santa Cruz. A
picnic lunch will be served under the
redwoodS.
Imperial Valley press., 1925-05-19
EVEN JEWELRY HAS
IT'S OWN ORIGINALITY

Even j.wclrv ha, turned towards
severity. Pins made Of brilliant, i'm
shapes Of animals .ach rs horses,
elephants, dogs etc, are one Of the
lads of the moment. Bracelets arc
huge linked chains Necklaces OF
Pears as large rs hazel nuts are
preferred to more fauiniuc types.
Leather envelope purses are 4 pIac-
mg the ornate beaded bags.
As TO shoes, pump, are NOR pop.
11ar than strapped affairs. AIJ
Stockings are getting away from
nude tones and matching the .hade
of the frock. The smalles4 accesay-
~ shows tailored earmarks.
Imperial Valley press., 1925-05-19
DELIGHTFUL APPLE DESSERT

Peel. core and slice four tart ap-
pies. Put into a well buttcrcd bak-
ing dish. Add one-half cupful seed
ed raisins, one-third cupful sugar.
Pour over this batter made of one
lightly beaten egg, one-half cupful
sugar, one cupful sifted flour, one
tcasPoonful baking powder, two
tablcspoonfuls mclted butter, one
half teaSpoonful vanilla and one
quarter cuPful milk. Bake in d mod
crate oven about - minutes and
serve with small square Of Amer
ican cheese.
Imperial Valley press., 1925-05-19
Informal Dinner Is
GiUeR for Visitors

Entertaining informally as a'cour-
tesv 10 Mrs. Costello's 5 parents, Mr..
and Mrs. Harry W. Hammond OF
Riverside, Mr.. and Mrs W. c. Cos
tello were host and hostess at an IN
formal dinner at their home last
night. Covers were laid for Mr.
and Mrs. Hammond, DR.. and Mrs.
F. A. Burger and Mr.. and Mrs. Cos
tello. Cards formed the diversion
of the evening.
Imperial Valley press., 1925-05-19
Mrs. Rex EatertaiRS
BraiUIey p. E. 0. Chapter

Entertaining as her guests the
members of the Brawley chapter OF
p f. O., Mrs. Don Rex of this city
was hostess at i pretty lpncheon mt
the Hotel Barbara Worth yesterday.
The afternoon WAS devoted to a
regular clap;er meeting held ut the
home OF Mrs. Rex. Mrs. H. y. Has
tain presiding at the meeting at
which the usual routine business
WAS t!ansacted.
Guests of Mrs. Rex included Mes
danes |. W. Boney, John Fortiner,
II. A. Hastain, Ivy Ingram, Philo
Jones, Roscoe Jones, George R..
Momyer, George Jones. G. l. Marsh,
Iva McFadden, Anderson. r. E..
Woolf, Silliman and Harry Sears.
Imperial Valley press., 1925-05-19
Baptists Gather
InLong Beach
by United Press Leased Wire

LONG BEACH, Cal, May 10. -
Southern California Baptists gath
cred here today in annual conclavc,
with Il total of 130 southland
churches represented.
The genera; convention will open
tonight with DR.. 0. F. Belden, Bak-
ersfield, in the presidents : chair.
The Women 5 Baptist Missionary
Society, with Mrs. NJ. Grant Ed
monds, Pasadena, presiding, is hold
ing it's annual meeting in coniunc-
tion with the convention.
Several valley ministers are at
tending the convention at Long
Beach among them being Rev.
Skeels of Brawley, b. IL. Blanchard
of Holtville and Charles Masten and
wife of Calexico.
Imperial Valley press., 1925-05-19

term Of Senator Seldeu Spencer,
who died Saturday night, he sa5i
today.
General rcrshi",, has never bcrn
considered by me, he said. q" He
is NJ. even citizen of Missouri.
lie ia n citizen of Nebraska. =
Fifteen namcs have been suggest
ed TO the governor for appoint
mont
Imperial Valley press., 1925-05-19
CHICKEN CREAM

Onc-half tablespoon gclatine, Il
cup cold chicken stock Il cup
chicken stock, highly seasoned, !
cup cooked chicken, cut in dice, l
cup heavy cream, salt and pepper
Soak gelatine in cold stock, dis
solve in hot stock and strain. When
mixture begins to thicken. beat,
using an egg beater, until frothy;
theu add cream, beaten until stiff,
and chicken dice. Season with
salt and pepper. Turn into one
fourth pound baking powder tins,
first dipped in cold water. and
chill. Chicken served in this way,
is more digestable than When At. is
served without the addition fof
gelatine.
Imperial Valley press., 1925-05-19
AP-LE BLOSSOM PIE

Core, peel and cut in halves
tart apples. Line pie plate with
pastry, and fill with apples
sprinkle over tablespoons sugar,
l. teaspoonful cinnamon, or nut
meg and rloves, and two table
spoons shortening in small pieces.
Bake till apples are soft, then. at
the last moment, cover with l cup
ful whipped cream and send to
table.
Plain Pastry
Sift y cupfuls flour and y tea
spoonful salt and cut =. cupful
shortening into flour with knife I'M
til finely divided. Finger tips may
be used TO finish blending materi-
ais. Add gradually sufficient water
to make stiff paste. Water should
be added s9aringlv and mixed with
knife through dry ingredients.
Imperial Valley press., 1925-05-19
Secretary Weeks
Condition Still
Very Serious
BY United Press Lensed Wire

WASHINGTON, May 19.-Sccrc-
tary of War Weeks recovery from
stroke of paralysis suffered on
April !, is retarded by gall bladder
complications.
Attending physicians are hope
full, however, that the secretary can
be moved to his summer home in
Lancaster, y. H., before the hot
weather reaches Washington.
Weeks will not return TO the war
department. His formal rcsigna-
ton will be announced when a suit
able successor is found, it is under
stood.
Imperial Valley press., 1925-05-19
w. G. T. L. VIII Meet in
All Day Special Session

The Woman g Christian Temper
ance Union WI meet in an all-day
special session on Friday, May -,
AT the home of Mrs. Sarah Stack.
There will be pot-luck luncheon
at noon, the hostesses furnishing
the chicken. The local parliameH.a-
~ contest viii be hdld and various
business matters taken up.
Mrs Belle L Scott, retiring pres
dent, will be the homer gues. at
the gathering, which will begin at
1890 Il. IN.
Imperial Valley press., 1925-05-19
PYTHIAN SISTERS THIMBLE
CLUB MEETS TONORRCC

The Pythian Sisters Thimble club
meets tomorrow morning at Davis
hall, for an all day meeting. y pot
luck luncheon will be served at
0 o'clock followed by business meet
ing. Mrs. Emory Girard and Mrs.
|. J.. Martin are hostcsscs of the
daV,
Imperial Valley press., 1925-05-19
Our
Best Ad

We cannot print our best advertise.
ment for that Is by word of mouth.
1t is spoken by thousands Of pa
irons who have remained clients
year after year, recommending the
Southern Trust to friends and
acquaintanccs.
Organized in l9D7-1s years agc-
the " Southern Trust today has
more than twenty millions in depos-
its-an average gain of more than
one million dollars per year.
The rapid growth and Development
Of San Diego explains, only ia part,
the financial supremacy Of the
q" Southern Trust and why it has
become the outstanding banking in
stitutiOn in this section Of Califor-
MIA. You will nave 10 become pa
tron to fully appreciate the reason.
Imperial Valley press., 1925-05-19
Gen. Pershing Not
Being Considered

JEFFERSON CITY, No, May
f9.-Govcrnor Baker Of Missouri is
not considering appointing General
John j. Pershing 70 eomplcte the
Imperial Valley press., 1925-05-19

The government has ordered a sur
Vcv of all lands that could be benc-
fitted by Mckay reservoir in Ore
gan and the reclamation bureau viii
make the allotments.
Imperial Valley press., 1925-05-19

just about the strangcst news III
the papers today is a Chicago chem
ist drank poison booze.
Imperial Valley press., 1925-05-19

j. Bonner Williams were visitors in
Brawlcy Monday evening.
The Worried expressions soon ON
the faces of many seniors of the
high school here is Il result Of the
Announcements by George Il. Momv-
or, the school principal, that the
s'n u tiaal examinytion, Will be
held Thursday and Friday.
They captured six bank robbers
in Moscow. We didn t know rob.
biug banks was illegal there
The broad ax. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1895-19??, 1925-12-19
Your Christmas Shopping

Is your Christmas shopping m
Ished? Did you buy the pretty
platinum bar pin for Mother that sh
So much wanted and the extra fine
fountain pen for Father?
II little Betty to have the fines.
doll ever and viii Bobby waken %
find q small motor car so much like
Fathers that he will look for the real
gas tank? Is Santa's pack all ready
30 that he win have no trouble gei
ting down the chimneys?
r. you have finished your gift-get-
ding and have the satisfaction OF
knowing you have contributed TO the
happiness OF your dear ones, You
doubtless feel that you hate fulfilled
your obligation OF social citizenship,
but there may be one thing yOu have
forgotten
Have you purchased Christmas
Seals to carry On the splendid work
u the prevention and cure Of tnber-
eulosig3 They ara one cent each.
Bav enough 80 that you can brighten
each gift package with these mes
seneerg OF health; paste ona on every
Christmas card and letter you senc
70 4 friaHd
aEaks this your chTisfzas present
to Humanity.
The broad ax. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1895-19??, 1925-12-19
COLORED CATHOLIC Fedora
TON

Washington.-Th first annual con
vention Of the Federated Colored
Catholics Of the United States was
held in this city last week This or
ganization was undertaken in response
to the earnest and pressing demand
for a closer union Of all co1ored Catho-
lies, in order to gain through confer
ence and discussion a clearer under
standing of their common problems
and to work out the most effective Co
operation leading to their solution.
1t aims to federate all Catholic or
CARNATIONS and individuals Of the race
into one comprehensive organization,
and to focus their attention upon the
single purpose Of improving the con-
dition of the Catholic Negro temper
ally and spiritually.
Rev. Father Theobald, a colored
priest from St Paul MINI, attended
the convention and celebrated the high
mass at St. Augustine's Church on
Sunday, December 9th, the opening
day of the convention, the success Of
which was largely due to the efforts
IF Mr.. William NJ. Prater, Executive
Secretary Of the Federated Coiored
Catholics of the United States.
The broad ax. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1895-19??, 1925-12-19

be made and that whatsoever violates
this agreement their names shall Be
stricken from the rolls as Republicans.
All Of the nominations for Office Of
our group seem to be claimed By the
Second and Third wards disregarding
the fact that the large reliable group
population in the Fourth, Fifth, Four
teenth, Nineteenth are not even to Be
considered as having any rights in the
premises at all. We take this oppor-
tunity of serving notice that we will
present at the primaries for County
Commissioner the human giant, who
has not only fought consistently in the
party ranks, but has ably and fearlessly
defended the flag on the frontier and
across to the fields of France; the
soldiers and the people who know him
are serving notice now that Captain
". S. Braddan, of the Fifth ward. will
be the peoples choice representing our
group at the April primary.
The broad ax. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1895-19??, 1925-12-19
GETS WRIT FOR APPEAL OF
NOELS CONVICTION
preston News Service)

Trenton, N. j., Dec. 17-William
A. Wachenheld, attorney for Harrison
w. Noel, Of Montc1air, obtained writ
of error Wednesday for an appeal be-
fore the Court of Errors and Appeals,
the highest tribunal in New Jersey,
from Noers conviction on a charge of
murder for the killing Of Raymond
Pierce, taxicab driver. Chancellor
Walker had denied an application for
similar writ, which would have taken
an appeal before the State Supreme
Court.
Wachenfeld set forth that the YER
dict was contrary to the evidence; that
Noels confession was made because Of
promises Of concessions; that the bur
den Of proof Of Noers sanity rested
on the state, that County Judge CAT
frey had failed to 50 charge the jury,
and that the court had made improper
rulings regarding the evidence sub
mitted.
Noel was arrested for kidnapping
and killing Mary DAILY, Six, Of Mont
clair, as we'll as killing Pierce, both Of
which crimes he admitted.
The broad ax. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1895-19??, 1925-12-19
ARTHUR x. ELROD CONTINUES
TO MAKE GOOD WITH O'CON-
NELL, HERR AND ARVEY,
LAWYERS

For three or four years past Arthur
X. Elrod, who is we'll known to all
the politicians in and around the City
Hall, has been attending law school
at night and in the daytime serving
as one OF the law clerks for O'Con-
nell, Herr and Arvey, suite 900 Burn
ham building, where he continues to
make good and it will not be very
long before he will be able to hang
out his own law single
The law firm of O'Connell, Herr
and Arvey rank among the best law
yers in Chicago.
The broad ax. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1895-19??, 1925-12-19
MAIL
EARLY
AND
BUY
Christmas
Seals
COLORED GIRL BREAK s
WORLD COURT BODY

Princeton, N. 1.-THE new born stu
dent federation, formed at the National
Collegiate World Court conference,
was wrecked when Miss Mabel Halo
way Of Howard University, a colored
young lady, was elected to the execu-
tive committee and two representatives
of southern institutions withdrew in
an uproar The conference had in
dorsed the world court by an over
whelming vote.
The broad ax. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1895-19??, 1925-12-19

The political situation at this writ
ing as viewed BY astute politicians is
awaiting an order to reach the firing
line in full force and attack the friend
" enemy in a manner that viii not
bring about such character Of hatred
that after the primaries they cannot
get together. Senator Deneen and his
corps take slogan, sit tight, and
demand that republican Offices be filed
BY Republicans and that the bi-parti-
san bargains made with one group for
the purpose Of annihiiating the other
and the group who have been 50 con-
taminated with the Democrats sign
on the dotted line that now and for
ever hereafter no bipartisan bargains
The broad ax. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1895-19??, 1925-12-19
UNITED STATES SENATORS EDGE
AND BRUCE FROM NEW JERSEY
ARE MAKING A SUCCESSFUL
FIGHT IN FAVOR OF MODIFYING
THE NOTORIOUS VOLSTEAD
ACT.
By CHARLES STEWART, JR.

Senator Edge Of New Jersey opens
what viii be the most spectacular
fight in the Goth Congress. He carries
to the nation senate the status Of the
voting result Of the last election in
New Jersey, where the issue was made
wholly and solely for a modification
Of the Volstead act, under the claimed
right Of personal liberty. 1t resulted
in forty thousand majority for said
modification, thus the two senators,
Edge and Bruce, have back of them a
mighty constituency that had the cour-
age of American right to feel that they
were of full and lawful age and were
justifying the reasonings of their bet
ter self that if they wanted a drink Of
beer, wine or bourbon and had the
means to purchase the same and were
Of sane and sound mind, that recog-
nized the law of decency in public and
at home, they had right to have it.
Senator Edge furnished for the en-
lightenment of the senate showing that
the first wear 5.14O arrests were made
for drunkenness in Baltimore and the
same gradually increased and in 1924
1O,254 arrests for drunkenness were
made
Senator Bruce cited from tabulated
report from the chief of police through
out the United States that intoxication
was marvelou5ly on the increase and
had brought degradation and disgrace
into more respectable homes than any
act of violation since the formation Of
the government. He cites that last
year it cost the government of the
United States thirty million dollars in
a supposed effort to enforce the Vol
stead act: he further cites that this act
has placed a price on prohibition
agents throughout the country, and
that their greed for money will con
tinue to prevent its enforcement.
The prohibitions find no paragraph
in the tenth commandment that is
fundamentally the Christian creed,
upon which all religion stands, that
claims that the drinking Of wine and
beer is in violation OF the organic
laws Of the Master. Thus it is claimed
BY the hackers Of the modified act COW
ering prohibition, it is in every way
justihable under the provisions Of
every fair-minded, conscientious citi-
zen who believes that personal lib
erty IS the bulwark Of the laws Of this
country.
The broad ax. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1895-19??, 1925-12-19
EXPECTED TO GO SOUTH

William r. Franks, 42O E. 48th
Place, is expecting to spend the
Christmas holidays at Nashville,
Tenn, with his son, Theodore, who is
attending Walden University during
the school year.
The broad ax. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1895-19??, 1925-12-19
MOVES INTO NEW HOME

Mrs. Laura Jackson, formerly resid-
ing at 3947 Prairie Ave, has moved
into her future home, recently erected
at 9305 S. Lafayette Ave.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1925-04-09
MORMONS FIGHT
General Conference Split on
Dictator Proposal

INDEPENDENCE. Mo. April o..
Tho courts may BE- called upon to
ihwurt what is termed m effort to
aposiatiEe tic HcorRauiscd Church
nr Jesus Christ Of Latter Day
Saints Murmonst
The minority group of the gen.
crui conference IN session here Wed,
nesd8y threatened this move. un.
less the majority faction. headed by
President Frederick " Smith. ahnn.
d0ua measures appointing Dr Smith
supreme dictator OF tho church.
In manifesto read before the
conference, Smith. grandson OF
Joseph Smith. founder Of The
church, proposed supreme direction.
nj control or tho church be vested
in tho president Nine hundred con.
ference dcicRntcs supported him,
James II. Yates whip OF the mi
nority body. led the opposition
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1925-04-09
Drys Want
Slogan to
Help Work
\ATAsHlNGTON. Apfil . Tho fod

WAsHlNGroN. April . Tho fod
w cral prohibition bureau today
admitted that II would gladly receive
"a Tow suggestions from the public
Tor suappy slogans FOR lts law OBJ
sbryance postvr campaign.
The bureau obtained $4,000 from
congress- lad session with which 10
plncurd the nation With signs Of all
aoris urging the nation to obey the
dry lnw, This money VIII become
available July l.
30 formal appeal n mndo FOR pub.
lie contributions but bureau officials
say thaty would cheerfulIy accept
preferred ideas for phrases ana do,
signs,
According 10 tentative plans, tho
campaign win be confined exclusively
10 poatem with only 5000 TO
spend, the dry chiefs figured that
their dry campaign would go farther
II limited TO cheaper forms Of ndyer.
tlsgmcui
The only method or distribution no
Ear projected iH thru federal pFohjbl
ton offices thruout tho country
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1925-04-09
Won HINDE NBURG
TAKES STUMP
viii Conduct Campaign in
Spite OF Years
"NATI0NAL" PLATFORM
War Hero Seeks Presidency
OF Germany

BERLIN. April 0, Mounting the
campaign stump despite hh nd.
ynnecd years. flcld Marshal Won
Hlndcubmg win personally lend his
candidacy Tor president or Germany
ON a platform Of "n1t0uulIBm w.
intrruutIunaltum' The grim hero 0f
Germany iamontcd war adventure
win carry his plcu direct 90 the
voters. AZ headquarters OF the en-,
pirc block, WedncHday night II waH
learned that IllndeubufE's group
win appeal 10 the nationali8tic sen.
timcuts Of thc German public and
win not draw the issue directly on
the question OF monarchy W, 70.
public.
As candidate Of the conservative
and nationalist clcmonu-thc cx
lreme right wing Of German poll
tics The old army chieftuin win
launch into American methods on
the small scale that HIS ago permits
He win speak in three OF four of
tho ehlrr German citiea Explaining
the campaign strategy 10 be FOL
lowed. a spokesman for iiiuden.
hurEa group declared ihc campaign
would bo fought on the issue Of
whether Germany is 20 be Ger,
man. Or under ihe yoke OF intornn.
tlunai socialism
Aside from tho tremendous pres
uRs attached to his name owing to
his war EcrHce. there is slight ren.
son FOR HlndtnhurEB nomination
lie IS known thruout Germany for
bis contempt FOR any but military
knowledge II Is his beast that
since he left school. he han opened
no books but the Bible and volumes
on military science,
There Is nc least an even chance
Of Eiin1cubufgs election. Against
amy other German. the republican
candidate, WIhclm Marx uudouht
eddy would have won. That q
plains the frantic efforts ot tho cm.
pife bloc politicians to win Hin.
denhurE'x consent 10 make the race,
Thousands OF Germans who normal.
D. would not yng6 for anyone. prob,
ally viii be- moved TO tho polls IS
tho memories recalled by the name
uf the Ervat marshal
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1925-04-09
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The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1925-04-09

against smith Wednesday. and, sup.
ported by Benjamin Mcclure, pre-.
siding bishop. threatened seizure Of
church finances and records. com.
plcte divorce from the present or.
gnnirf ;Gon. and formulation Of a
new church.
such power as proposed by Or.
Smith is contrary TO the book Of
Mormons." Yates declared.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1925-04-09

pfe1ldcnt Coolidge already haa
aot an example Of Easter econo.
my by having his old hat
cleaned and rcbloolcd There Is
some confusion about his Easter
suit. one report being that ho has
ordered a 500 ono, ana another
that ho will have uu old one
pressed up.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1925-04-09
Special Services
Held Good Friday

Special Good Friday services ~
"The Seven Words From the Cross
viii be held IN 81 Johns Parish
church, California ave and itnntord
H. Friday from noon 90 =, M uu'
der tho direction o. the rector, Rev,
Maurice ], ilywatrr Special scry
ices win also be held Ia the Parish
church on Easter Sunday
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1925-04-09

stockings, sweaters, draperies, cover
ings, hangings, everything new.
Buy Diamond Dyes" no other
kind--and tell your druggist whether
the material you wish to color is
wool or silk. or whether it is linen.
cotton, or mixed goods.-Adyertise-
ment.