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Imperial Valley press., 1925-03-05
ARE YOU COMMITTING
THIS CRIME AGAINST
YOUR HEALTH?

An enormous number of people are
weak, nervous and ailing, always com.
planning and doctoring, simply because
they have committed the great Ameri.
can crime against their health-be-
cause while indoor life, overwork and
improper diet have exhausted the iron from
their blood, making il thin, pale and watery,
they nave made no effort to replace this iron
~hich the blood must have to keep them well
and strong
You "an easily determine, whether you have
tsen &C nrnitting this health crime. You can
GER mere iron by eating plenty of spinach,
lentl!s and green vegetables. But doctors al.
ways advise people who are anaemic, weak,
nervous and rundown tc take iron in concen.
Iated form-organic iron. Nuxated Iron is
organic iron like the iron in your own blood
and like that in spinach and green vegetables.
lt IS entirely different from the mineral iron
used in the past for it is readily assimiated
and so acts much more quickly and surely.
Besides, it doesn't injure the teeth or disturb
the stomach. Nu <ated Iron represents organic
iron IN such concentrated form that one dose
IS estimated to be equal to eating half a Quart
OF spinach. one quart of green vegetables or
half dozen baked apples. Millions OF people
have used it to quickly help make rich red
blood, and give increased strength, energy
and endurance.
Make this convincing test:-Get Nuxated
irontoday and talieit for onlytwow oweeks You
VIII notice marvellous improvement in health
ana strength, or your moneywll be refunded
Sold under this absolute guarantee by ali
good druggists.
Imperial Valley press., 1925-03-05

Much interest surrounds the
weekly luncheon OF the local Kiwa-
nis Club tomorrow at the Barbara
Worth Hotel, when Francis Burgcttc
short. d. ID. Of New York CitH Will
be the main speaker. on th1 pro-
gram. Dr. Short is well known
throughout the west as lecturer
Of note and has been pastor of i'm
portant churches at Portland.
Spokane, Salt Lake City and ether
large cities.
Dr.. Short will bring 4 message on
" Religion in Business. and viii
nave many3 pertinent truths 10 i'm
part on this timely subject. which
viii be presented in the inimitablc
way that has made DR.. Short much
sought after rs Il speaker.
Every member is urged TO be
present a noon sharp, and to
make an extra effort to cooperate
III securing Il 100 per cert attend,
aucC.
Imperial Valley press., 1925-03-05

Ircao Tooth and Miss Upton, the
class advisor, is coaching the play
and practice is being conducted
every night.
The cast follows:
Austin Bevin, Gobcl Hurst;
G torge Boyd. Dennis Beck; David
MeKensio, Cleo Smith; Homer
Johns, Edwin Waitely; Jim Simp-
kins, Lawrence Rumsey; Tim Simp-
kins, Robert Allen; Elsie Benidotte,
Dorothy Harding; Sally Boyd, Ruth
Rogers; Miss Hays, Mildred Flan9-
gin; Miss Curtis, Erna Tucker; Lii
Ian, Dimicn Parker; AliX, Louise
Scott: Muriel, Rose Mahana; Ethel,
Lula Sue Pope; Dotsie, Mauriae
Mastich; Madge, Margaret john
SON
Imperial Valley press., 1925-03-05
Raj. SURCHARCE
BUT LITTLE MORE,
RUNCE DECLARES;

C. w. Rungc, district passenger
and freight agent Of the Southern
Pacifc railroad, has received Of
ficial notification Of the decision
to retain the 30 per cent Pullman
surchargc which has been collect
ed by railroads for sleeping car and
parIor car accommodations since the
war.
+ The House Of Rcprcs. sat;vcs re.
Gently, by vote Of l2j to 30, re-
fusrl 10 accept q senate amendment
abo.ishiug tn" surchargc. which has
been an is@uI Of debate ever since
instituted
In discus.ing the snrchargc, Mr..
Rungc stated ,oday tIat mauv who
travel seldom or confino their tray
cling activities 10 the family car,
are rot fully conversant with the
full d,faiIs Of the manner ii which
his SurcAargc is handled.
Prior to The war there were nyo
classes Of farca in this country,
4 first clas fare and q second
class fare The former were re-
quirtl when riding in Pullman cars
anG the difference between first
a.d second class fares in tran4con-
tincntHl travel WAS go.
During the federal cortrol Of
the railways the second ciaS3 far
was abolished. The railroad admin.
istration then imposed It surrhargc
based on railway fares which
amounted to sixteen and two-thirds
per cent Of the rail fare.
This was later abolished but was
rc-in.atcd on Il lower basis after
fun hearing by tie Interstate Com
mcrrc Commission.
With the elimination O. III, two
classes and when the roads were r..
turned 70 private control, the rail
roads claimed it was necessary to
make some additional charge to
those passengers occupying Pullman
cars. Out of this grew the pres
cnt surchargo, which while being
based on % per cent of the Pull ,
man sleeping fare, in fact really
10 shout nine per ccnt Of
the ra;l fare applying between
points where passengers occupy
Pullman sleeping carg.
A. Il matter Of fact, Mr. Rungc
declares, using tho fare from Los
Angeles 10 Chicago Il, a basis Of
calculation, there is only 40 cents
between the total cost
nov, under the surcharGe system,
IS compared with the system pre-
vailing before the war.
An &dditionq! cost of $40 was
charged ON first class ticket form
crly which. added 30 the Pullman
fare Of $l3, made the total extra
cost Of first class travel between
the two cities So. Under the sur
charge, al railroad tickets are sold
at the same price. The present
puilman fare between Los Angeles
and Chicago is $500, to which is
added the 80 per cent surcharge
fee of $3.50, making the total cx-
ira cost IT PIE sent on the t"aHaeon-
tineHtal trip, $2@.t0.
Figuring on the same basis, Mr..
Runge states that the present cost
of firs, class travel on standard
Pullman ears to san francisco i,
$4.5G as against q former price Of
t.225.
Imperial Valley press., 1925-03-05
NOTED SCIENTIST
WILL APPEAR IN
LECTURE HER

/ Only two more cntcrtainmcnts.~ Of
/ the Reapath Iyccun> C0urse>rCmain
TO he given. One Of these will he
given next Saturday night, March
I, in the Wilson School Auditorium
by Hilton Ira Jones, 4. NJ. .fh. d.,
famous chemist, author and lpctu-
rcr, who viii lrct,irc on "a Study
in Nibratlon.' According to John
:. Carmichael. secretary of the FL
Ccntr0 Chamber OF Commerce, DR..
Jones will bring 10 those who at
tend the lecture 4 rare combination
Of talcnt9.
As a scientist, DR.. Jones has gain
ed Il place of recognized standing
among the men of his profession.
lie has been honorcd at home and
abroad.
Unlike many scientists, he has
the ability to present complex sci
cntitic subject in terms that make
them readily understandable to
everybody.
Mr.. Carmichael states that DR..
Jones appeals to people of all ages.
His lectures have come to be re-
Garded as among he most helpful,
cntertainin,r and educational fca-
tures which the platform has pro-
duced III recent years.
The chamber OF commerce, who
is sponsoring the lyeeum courses is
very desir0us OF having Il large at
tendance at this lecture, rs well
as .he other remaining cntertain-
ment. IN order to make it possible
for 4 larger number to attend these
two entertainments, It combination
ticket has been printed which is ON
sale at practically half the price
of the two programs.
Imperial Valley press., 1925-03-05
PERSONALS

Mrs F. d. Jacobs Of I02LA&sr<+'Jr''II
avcnuc is rccuperating at her home
Mrs. David Goodrich Of Los An
gclcS is visiting hcr son, David
Goodrich, for 4 few days, aftcl
which she viii visit her SON Don OF
Imperial for several days.
Mrs. Ross +. iiicilcox OF 7j3 Holt
street IS recovering from few
days illness.
Mr.. and Mrs. G.. lloldon of Holly
wood, who are connected with the
Christian Science publications. arc
visiting in FL Centre for Il few days
w. L. Peters OF Los Angeles, who
is connected with one of the large
packing companies Of the United
States, is in FL G"Hlr0 OH business.
Ms. O. f. Wolff aud party Of
Chicago, who are touring Southern
California, arc visiting in The valley
today.
J. Shiplcr of the auto club is re.
covering from mild illness.
Mrs. c. f. Belsall and party Of
Pittsburgh, Pennsylvania, are regis
tranta at the Barbara Worth hotol.
Mr. and Mrs. Fred Washington
Porter Of Beverley Hills were re
cent guests Of Jimmy Holt.
Mcsdamcs r. J. Mitchell and J.
7. Stointorf of |aleXico were visit
ors i'll FL Centre yesterday.
Miss Vera Benton OF San Diego
has recently accepted a position as
stcnographcr with the Imperial Val
ley Hardware company.
Mr.. and Mrs. w. r. Fargalar of
Glasgow. Scotland, were sight seeing
in the valley yesterday.
Mr.. and Mrs. J. Z. Brown of Ed
monton, Canada, are registered at
the Barbara Worth hotel.
Mr.. and Mrs. w. W. Armstrong
and party of Salt Lake City, Utah,
are touring the valley this week.
Mr.. and Mrs. 7. NJ. Graham of
Pittsburgh, Pennsylvania, are Wis
itors in FL Centre TODAY
Among these who heard the Pres
idcnt s message or t:.e radio yestcr-
day were Dr.. and Mrs. w. w. APP
pie. DR.. and Mrs. Apple feel this
IS a great advancement in the scien-
tific world and q thing to be cN-
joycd TO the fullest extent.
Mrs. Al Garrison is recovering at
her home on hamilton avenue from
Il light attack OF {" flu.
New GpnraSary Of 1asrirnIturo asile
Imperial Valley press., 1925-03-05
Senior Class to
Present Play On
March u and 2S

Announcement IS made of the SEN
ior class play which viii be Given
at high school on Friday and Sat
,urday evenings, March q and g.
Tn three act comedy "Tho Charm
School" by Alice Ducr Miller and
Robert Milton has been chosen as
the vehicle 10 feature The young
actors, all OF whom have had some
stage experience, some taking the
public speaking course under Miss
Imperial Valley press., 1925-03-05
Eatables Always Fresh at Stoves
adv

I'ire Damages Truck--Fmc caus-
ed by a gasoline cXplosion while a
supply Of fuel WAS being taken
aboard, badly damaged trailer
drawn by Il truck belonging to the
Zcllcrbach Paper company ut Fourth
and Main streets shortly after !
O'Clock last night. The gasoline was
ignited by Il lantern hanging from
the trailer, and spread quickly to
4 load OF paper. The blaze was cX-
tinGuishcd with 4 chemical stream.
Imperial Valley press., 1925-03-05
COTTON MARKETS
Ey United Press Ienscd Wire

NEW YORK, March 5.-Thc cot
ton markc: closed higher, mp to
% points. Spots steady and rn-
changed; mid-uplands 26.05. Range:
Imperial Valley press., 1925-03-05
Gniih Hold salc-rhn ANnr11

Guild Holds salc-'rhe World Wide
Guild girls of the Baptist church
VII! hold " catr, candy AND cooked
food sale next Saturday in front Of
Edgar Brothers Hardware store on
Main street from 10 II. m. to | y.
m. The proceeds of the sale win
90 toward u pledge which the girls
recently mldc, covering church i'm.
pruN"mou}S.
Imperial Valley press., 1925-03-05
oalipatria Hears Tnangural-Nali

Calpatrla Hears InaNguraI-VNII-
|patria high school heard tine inau.
|gural exercises at Washington yes
|tcrday through Il radio So operated
ply Superintendent Prince, Accord
|ng to thosg Uho were present, it
WAS one of the dearest reccl ions
ever heard in tho valley, the en-
| ire program from start to finish
being heard, 1t was not necessary
to make any adjustments, once the
sending station was caught. -
Imperial Valley press., 1925-03-05

LoynG Serves tae Best Fountain
launch in Southern Calf. Try it
once and get tho hahit. adv
P3r.ltr Iuaeral--I'mcrm services
'or R.rt Parker, World War veteran
who committed ,airidc Near Mt. Sig
Aal, ,Wo week, ago, were held this
morning from the funeral parlors Of
Z. +. Lemons. with Rev. George \.
hartman pastor OF the Presbyterian
church o.;.rig,irg, \ delegation Of
m"mher, of the American Legion at
tcndo9 the services. Burial WAS in
Mountain View cemetery CalcNico,
under The direction Of the lutcrpost
Council! Of the American Legion.
Imperial Valley press., 1925-03-05

\ School Of Music. Elmer A. Todd
fssistcd by E,tclle Katherine Need.
lam and Mary Elizabeth Greer. Al
Erad@~ Delightful mcthod for child
pen. G2I Olive Phone 466W. adv
Imperial Valley press., 1925-03-05

10 Quorup Fresent-Duc to the
absence of Commissioners Horne
aud Anderson, and the illness Of
Commissioner Fawcctt, there was no
meeting Of the city council last
night aS a quolm to do business
WAS not present. The council met
this afternoon at l:45 and WAS still
in session at the time of going to
press.
Imperial Valley press., 1925-03-05

Immig.ato. Of.iccc hrrcst3
|Threc-- Euleifo Fluss, -. @al q
|acsidcut Of th., cwn':r for seven
Years w@7 arrested yp-.eeJ. a.
Ca!ipatcil ~ Inspector Wight ot
thai immigration service, O" u
charge Of Illegal entry. JHn u
Ipino,a, -. was also arrested tv
Wright 81 FL Centre. To-day tho
same officer picked up .p,S Go,
mcz at ll"bcr, after the lattcr had
SGcecc'Icd i'm crossing the l.nc at
McXicali. All are held at the com
ty jail for investigation.
Imperial Valley press., 1925-03-05
Odd Fellows Lodge Ell Centre. 3o7

Odd Fellows Lodge El Centre, 397,
viii meet Friday evening, March 6,
X. :. Hall, 30 p. IN. III Oadfcl-
lows requested to be present. adv
"DolLng Up Grounds \ ,,r,rt
&ru Of i.e.->t is ho,ug taken Ia
dttAeHi .tho.|s of the colu,y in
improving their groands and athlc.
Tire fields. Nj S'gaal sohoai has
haI q mubcr Of benefit dance. and
cn'crtaium MS. whore they raised
Il large ema Of money to improve
rhclr sroun1s. They are at present
p ting IA a lot of ncw play ground
apparatus. Mccah, school is eray-
cling their tcu@i5 courts aul i'm
proving their grounds in general.
The school gavc a very successful
cpcrctta recently, raising good
SUM which viii be spent in the i'm
rroyemcnt Of ;hcir grounds.
Imperial Valley press., 1925-03-05

Automobile Loans. ! clear your
ear and loan you money, you pay
me by the month. Fred Il. Cross,
500 Main St. Phone 3J9J, FL Cen
|tro. adv
Imperial Valley press., 1925-03-05

Hotel Barbara Worth club break
FAST 25c mp. Spccia! chicken, turkey
nra steak dinners 800. Table 3c
lote dinner $l00. Seventh street
entrance direct into dining room. al
Imperial Valley press., 1925-03-05

New secretary Of agriculture asks
for q better break for farmers, bat
athcrs consider them better broke.
Imperial Valley press., 1925-03-05

district Attorney sia5-District
Attorney ttIey is the latest official
at TIE conrthonsn 10 b. stricken
with he FLU. - lie was compcl-
lcd 10 give up work nj the court.
house yesterday and 90 home. To.
day he is reported to be resting
comfortably and hop-s to return
TO Als office IN Il few days.
Small Boy Lost--LcroV Weed, six
Icais old, 4 resident Of Calcxico.
caused considerable excitement in
FL Centre last might by disappcar-
ing il the down town section OF
the city willie his parents were shop
Ping. The parents and several
friends made II tour of the city, an
uouncin& q description of the bow.
"Aj asking thai hc BE- TUNED over to
the laiier department If lie was 10
cated apparently he was found.
FOR no information 10 the contrary
"aS &ivG1 10 Tie police, il W.. stat
ed to-day.
Imperial Valley press., 1925-03-05

PAWS. &o'o Colh.y, Las 4 Pfofes-
sioua! city pianacr at work on On
Improvement plan.
Imperial Valley press., 1925-03-05
} Revenue Collector Coming-M. II

lNaugh, deputy collector of internal
revenue win be at the chamber
of commerce in this city from
March 10 to III, from $50 4. m. to
4:3O p. m. rhc collector will be
glad to give advice on information
upon the proper filing of ircomc
LtaX returns TO those who are re
tluired to pay the tax.
Imperial Valley press., 1925-03-05

Recklosa L':iver Fir>il Pagl
IPoevc Of Phoenix, Arizona, was
filmed 500 by Judge Mayticid in
Pin FL Ccuro ccmt this morning.
Following his arrest ut lIeber h..
Piraffic Officer Ghil1s, for reckless
Hdriving. Eo,yc pafd - @al the
tourt suspended the balance Of tun
81 me.
Imperial Valley press., 1925-03-05

Davis Beauty 2arlo-. Phone 227.
adv
Imperial Valley press., 1925-03-05

Stcve's Special noon lunch soc.
adv
Imperial Valley press., 1925-03-05

To New Arr. ,ac5. Establish your
credit before You need it. This will
save you delay in opening accounts
with valley merchant-mcmbers of
our service. Application forms may
be secured from merchants or at our
office. Commercial Credit & Service
Co. Ill RehkoPf Bldg. III Centre.
Phone 4G4. adv
Imperial Valley press., 1925-03-05

Dance Livery Wed. & Sat. nights
at llcbcr Palm Garden. adv
Davis Beauty Parlor. Phone 227.
L
Imperial Valley press., 1925-03-05

Noland's Orchestra. Music for all
occasions. Phone FL Centre 5s3. adv
Imperial Valley press., 1925-03-05

Brawlcy I'm N Jail-R. c. Reed.
Charged with thc theft of an au-
fomohil". Nls hroneht to thc com
T. Jail yesterday from Erawlcy by
ndcreheritt Bert Underwood and
S held under bonds of Il .000, pond.
'n& = hearing. /. +. kimbrough,
'hargcl With assault, WIS also
brought here hy Underwood to
pwait trial.
Imperial Valley press., 1925-03-05

hatsca Funeral 0a,v.ccs-Euu.
iral services ,or AIh.u W0lua
E!atsou. vino died ~ his home in
this city early 'h.- week, viii be
hr.d from the funeral paors of B.
r. Lemons, Saturday afternoon at
2:2o. Rev. Arthur S,Mltz win of
licI@ic. Ihr t.a"ral is d.lWcd.
.rcnd!ng Tie arrival of relatives.
Imperial Valley press., 1925-03-05

Jail Business Picks Up-Aftcr
having experienced lull for Scv-
Grad days, business at the jail
showed Il tendency to Iivcn up to-
day and yesterday. In all min
prisoners were brought in up to
this noon. Among them were l..
$. Horton. -, of She Mt. Signal
district, charged with a,stuit and
G, Brown, wanted m IlolNi'lc ou
a larceny charge.
Imperial Valley press., 1925-03-05

NEW ORLEANS, March 5.-Cot-
ton futures closed steady. Spots
steady, ~ higher; niids 1000.
Open High Low Close
March 900 2J.SS $500 2j.So
May 1898 26.lj 2j.St 26.O1
July 26.lo 26.3O 26.O2 26.3O
Oct. 2J.O1 2j.8l 2f.97 21.2G
Imperial Valley press., 1925-03-05

Scout Supper Tonight-Troop ..
boy scouts arr having Il pc luck
supper at the home of DR.. Norman
+. Dupont ~ SaudalUood Drive.
This ey,nH Z al G:%0 Ea~h boY will
bring something hr las cooked him.
self. Ioho"mg rhr supper, the reg
rIar meeting Of the troop viii be-
held.
Imperial Valley press., 1925-03-05

DR.. Harry Hooper. Dentist ca
Na:u s.. Phone 2S2W. adv
Imperial Valley press., 1925-03-05

Davis Beauty Parlor. Phone 227.
adv
Imperial Valley press., 1925-03-05

Wooda Blessy, Dancc Studio. -25
Orange. Phone 4l1W. adv
Imperial Valley press., 1925-03-05

SIUVV TOT DVyD4tI D.LHNS, NTN
Valley Beauty Shop, Phone 32lJ.
adv
Imperial Valley press., 1925-03-05
NEWS BRIEFS
From City and Comfy

Sheriff Gillc5s Raturne-Ghoriff
4 .ileit returned this morning from
slmNSyille, where he went to get
george tatron, Il, of Brawlpy. who
W. wanted rs runaway. The
yonn&Ntcr - held nj the county iail
pending IN Investigation Of his
easc by Probation Officer Swan.
son.
Everybody bats Paul s Buttored
Pop Corn. Why? adv
Steve's Evening steak dinners. al
Mrs. Brooks Beauty Shop. Phone
22G. adv
Imperial Valley press., 1925-03-05

steve's Evening steak dinners. al
Evening star., 1925-03-05
Shy
At HOnors as Gift
Of British Cro,on
Democracy Asserts Itself
Against KnighthOOd
and Decorations.
,orre spondenee Of the Associated Press

respondence Of the Associated Press
MELBOURNE, February 5.--Aus-
tralia is emphasizing it's democracy;
the list of New Year honors was the
shortest on record.
knighthoods and other imperialistic
decorations have lost much of their
significance and dignity here because
of the scandals attached to their be-
stowal. Certain wealthy political
workers are still prepared to pay the
price to become knights, and the
British government is quite willing
to grant the appointments, but the
Australian state governments, wisely
gausing public feeling, has prac-
ticalfy vetoed the wholesale distrib-
ution;of these gifts
The labor governments in Tas-
mania. Western Australia, Queens
land and South Australia have legis-
lated against these awards, and even
the liberal governments are going 9
slowly in recommending the grant
ing of British honors.
Dignified reward for meritorious
service to the state is still under
stood, but many public men who have
rendered signal service have insisted
on remaining plain Mister.
Australia has had only one native
peer, the late Lord Forrest, who did
so much work in exploring unknown
Western Australia that the country
forgave him his title.
Evening star., 1925-03-05

bies In 1922 was 140 per 1000 births,
as compared with $50 in 1921 1879"
Appreciation is expressed of the ac-
tivities of another American organl-
zatlon, the aHti-malariaI research
unit, financed by the joint distribu-
tion committee of New York.
The anti malaria work accom-
plished by the research unit has been
of the greatest value the director
of health states, "and its results are
already apparent in the disappear
ance or great dimjnution of primary
malaria in the Jewish colonies, both
new and old, in Palestine"
The report states that hygiene
work in most of the Jewish schools
was conducted by Hadassah in a most
careful manner"
Mentioning the Hadassah nurses
school the report recalls that this
institution continued it's work as the
largest center for the education and
training of nurses in the schools.
Mention is also made of the sick
fund (kupath Cholim) of the Jewish
Labor Association and the extension
of the work of this fund by the estab-
lishment of a network of clinics and
conValescent homes within the coun-
try, urban and 33 rural clinics hav-
ing been opened. Toward the budg ct
of this fund amounting to about
S15o,O00. the Palestine foundation
fund contributes about $4,000.
Evening star., 1925-03-05
NATURE SUPPLIES MANY
J THINGS BESIDES FOOD
From the London Answers.

From the London Answers
AS a people we get into the habit of
taking things for granted. For in
stance, we seldom realize that we are
Indebted to nature for other things
than our daily food But if we think
for a few moments we shall see that
a e every turn. we should be very badly
of If il were not for natures wonder
ful gifts.
who would ever dream that the
pretty, colored, shivery table jelly,
looking our tables like fairy fare.
was once connected with cows and
calves feet, and, in some instances
Comes from bone and hide clippings.
The size used in paste and Saue is =
poorer kind of gelatin, which is made
frpm parchment clippings, old leather
and rabbit and Ash skin.
Fur coats are made from the skin
OF thick-furred animals. such as the
seal, beaver, mole and even the hum
bic rabbit and rat
Squirrels, and not camels are re-
sponsible for the camel hair paint
brushes which are named after Mr..
Camel, who invented them. The hairs
used come from the tip OF the squir-
rel's brush"
The elephants tusks provide US with
ivory OF the very best kind. The tusks
of the walrus, narwha1 and hippota-
mus yield slightly inferior kinds Of
ivory, which is used for making knife
handles and ornaments.
Artificial flowers are sometimes made
from the iridescent scales Of fishes,
while some fish also give us oil.
Train" oil, which is used as a lubri-
cant for machinery, is procured from
the blubber of the whale; and, of
course, you are all familiar with cod
liver oil! Then, too, a very reliable e
burning oil is procured from the cock
chafer.