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LEGAL NOTICES

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The Cleveland, Cincinnati. Chicago & St.
Louis Railway Co., The Evansville. Indi-
Eastern Railway Co. and The Cincinnati
Northern R. B. win sell the following c.ior &C.
day. March 10. 1928. at $3.50 a. M. at
the Unclaimed Freight station. Capitol
Ave and South ST., Indianspoiis. in mo- u ~
Lot No. consignee, commodity. follows;
r 232-Robert Elder. care Mrs. Fred
Barbee. Pekin. H.. barrels and box
r ss6-o-N Commercial Sales G.. Chi
cage. M l box copper wash y,sla ool nSsc 8
R s6s@o-N Earl spiecher. Milford,
Ind. l seed corn dryer sh.,,vv,,,a
Ind. box printed matter
4 373-Rayden Paint Co.. Cleveland.
phsO' s74 mtg Fo1 petrol Petroleum Co., csvs-
r 377-Flavin Broe.. Cardington. OHIO.
Seg iron pipe figs cdc Q. NC Nc sa cSicsx o.
H.. ! bx. copper boilers, 1 crt bottles
bgs. barley malt, ctn. malt extract.
3S0-John J. Macklem. Goshen. md.
ssSLC. 9. Griems. Troy. Ohio. |
IL SsS4-Caude J. Jackey. Mt. Carmel,
r 3s5-Richard Meek North Vernon.
Ind / kit LIQUID roof cement.
R Sei-G. =. Smith. Alton. ILL.,. 1 box
r 3s2-invincible Products Co.. Cleve-
r 3e3-Buckeye OIL and Paint Co..
0'isei ssS 3nY eeo %Ds sSss' MOTOR Co.,
sse--Acms Red Cedar Chest Co..
ss7@F. p Phinegar. Troy. Ohio. 8
R ses@w. 6. Martin. Chicago. ILL.,. 2
r 4o2-wm. stonekins. Addyston. Ohio
4o5wAibert Howard, Brookviue. Ind.
r z04-Tire Brokerage Co. Chicago
4o5Gcaiumst Chemical Co., Chicago.
4o go w s%iRsS Co.. Shlcaso NJ. otn
4if@orpha Arnold. warsaw. Ind. i
R 4I5-J. E, Mceennis. Chicago. In. !
bx tools. bdl. forge.
R 4l4-Mound City Ice MIS-. Co..
MGna CITY % c Fu s0's sacs ss Cow La
4is-J. ". Clinton. Alton. III. /
INV. 4. Reed. Berlefontaine. Ohio
crt. concrete block machine.
II 41s-Twin City Dry Cell Battery Co..
clsysl 1is 9hiS No. box dry celIsii III
bdi canvas and shovel.
r 424-D. A. Nelson. Harrisburg. NJ. 8
bdl. miners tools
r 427-Central Petroleum Co.. Cleve
land Ohio. l Dbl. lubg. oil.
r z26-P. Murphy. Marion. Ohio. 2
bdl. advertising matter.
r 430-B c. Hart. Cleveland, Ohio.
r 4301s-H. w. vicks. Chicago. III.
K $50. II. Latchaw. Alexandri
Ind i box toilet goods.
49, h-Walker n. Jessup Carthas
Ind 10 crts. plaste. board.
434 h-Argus Mfg. Co.. Clevelas
Ohio ] case paint.
435-Johnson a. White. Urbana. Oh
3 bags animal food.
430-ClefuB Meyers. Milford Ind
bdl sirns A bdl. lumber l bx hardwar
43D--J W Berry. care Home Fnrua
Co Crawfordsviile. Ind. I hlf. Dbl Ii
Oh = a-zu.u iva. Ohio. ] !.
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trunk. Dbl cooking utensils. box VIC
r. 5-Lawson Casket Co.. Greencastle,
Ind. empty wood box.
R Gu. o. Colson Co.. Paris. H.. box
R III. R. Ogden. Warsaw. Inc. 8
r I2-Federal Glue Co., Chicago. ILL.,,
O0i p I5@o-N Adams Paint Co.. ceye-
land. Ohio. empty paint drum. 1 kit
r bon 8. F. Gordon. Palace Hotel,
r Ie-E6rlicker Bros. Peixin, ILL.,. 2
R IT.. A. Stanley. Toledo, Ohio, l
PC strength testing mach. bdl. and
tableware County Courthouse,
R sS-connersville Implement Co., Con-
nersyilie. Ind: crts. ncuoators. crts
inf X ss@6 S2S'' Jack Waldo. sodus. Mich
10 bags peach stones or seeds.
r 2b--Nash Service Garage Co.. Shelby
vile. Ind, 1 drum anti-freeZe comp.
r 26-La Toilette & Morrison, Thorn
town; Ind. ! bdl. steel signs. bdl. lbr
r 27-Joe Cunningham. Wood River.
III. 1 box heating stove second hand
r 27h-Master Mechanics Co.. Cleve-
n 2S-Martha B. Mercks. r. r. IL Co.
lumbus. Ind. key roofing cement.
r 29-Miss Sa1lie Dick, Bellefontaine
R soSGeo. I. Miller. Danville. H.. 2
r ss@J. N. Adler. Chicago. H.. bag
r SON william Campbell Clyde
Ohio ! bx. coffee urn l bx. pressure tank
X SON Culbertson Electric Co.
R 39--J. E. Reed. Wabash. Ind. 1 hll
Dbl; baking powder
r. 42-o-N Armature Supply Equipment
Co.. ST, Louis; Mo. box hardware;
mr. 4S-o,N Anton MENUS MI Gillespie nnen
r 44-Nellie Duffy Jeffersonville. Ind
r 45SCreston Paine Co.. Martinsville
Ind. ! crit; auto top tglass enclosed(.
Corporation, waynetown. Ind. 9 bags AMI
NAL food. l sack empty bags.
Err 81 c. Stillwell. Washington. Ind.
CIR en- '' &c see0 4, Miller. Germantown
disinfectsnt, ctn. vermin Exterminator,
ctn. adv. matter. VI
chr l5-D. c. Allen. Co, Jackson,
Mich. 1 bdl. wire rake heads 2 crts. wood
Err 2-o-N H. e. Martin Motor Co.,
Oakland City. Ind. bx. auto driving
r. 41-o-N Drednaut Motor Sales Co..
st. Louis. Mo-. ctn. steering lock wheels.
r 3SS--Scientihc Milling Co., Marion.
Ind. l case auto register paper.
Inspection of the shipments can DO
made Monday. March 9th. 1925, between
8 a. m. and 4 80 D. m.
Persons claiming any Of the foregoing
described articles will please state to the
undersigned the number Of same given in
above list prove ownership. pay charges
and take same away before day of sale.
Description OF packages are copied from
freight or way bill, but neither tho
quantity or contents are guaranteed
Terms of sale: All bills payable In cars
or certified check Immediately at con-
clusion of sale.
j. x. VANCE.
Freight Claim Agent
c.. O.. G. & st. /. Ry. Co.. Indianapolis Ind
McFADDEN AUCTION CO..
Auctioneers.
Feb o3.March o.
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CITY ADVERTISEMENT
LEGAL NOTICE
DEPARTMENT OF PUBLIC WORKS
OFFICE OF THE BOARD

OFFICE OF THE BOARD
INp6SlTsR5sPoi lis I IND Feb r. 1925.
Public Works OF the City Of Indianapolis.
Indiana. that sealed proposals will be re.
cetved by II, at its office until 2 o'clock
D, m, on Wednesday, March 4 1926. for
the following described public improve
ment. In. the City OF indianapolis. as au-
Improvement Resolution No. leIso.
SECOND ALLEY EAST OF MhkfDiAN
From north property line of Thirty
north t. 9f2r!A h4RsS P g. Of first alley
Asphalt Xsphsitc the concrete Sss wis on
Brick, laid on a 6-inch gravel concrete
foundation from 8 inches of properly line
to inches Ct property line to uniform
Also extending all water. gas. sewer and
other private service connections to prop
erty line. where not already in.
All TO be as shown on plan and as
Ali work done in making of said de-.
scribed public. Improvement shall be in
accordance with the terms and conditions
of said Improvement Resolution, and the
general and detail plans, profiles. drawings
and specifications which are on fiie and
may be IS, see min the office of said Board Of
The Board Of Pubic Works reserVes ths
~ ~ SC HARLEs 0C,oofFFIN.
W.AH FREEMAN
M. J. SPENCER
Board OF Public Works. City of Indian
Feb a and % 1908
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LEGAL NOTICE
DEPARTMENT OF PUBLIC WORKS
OFFICE OF THE BOARD


Indianapolis, Ind, Feb, ID, 1925.
NOTICE TO CONTRACTORS
Notice is hereby given by the Board OF
Indiana, that sealed proposals will be ro-
ceived by H. at it's Office until z o'clock
D. M. on Wednesday, March 4, 1923 for
the following described public improve
ment. in the City Of Indianapolis. as au-
Improvement Resolution No. 1215Sa
FIRST ALLEY EAST OF MERIDIAN
From north property line OF Thirty-sev-
To north property limo Of first alley
north of Thirty-Seventh Street.
BY grading and paving the alley with
Brick, laid on 6-inch gravel concrete
foundation from g inches of property line
to 9 inches of property line to uniform
width of Ia feet.
Also extending all water. gas sewer ard
other private service connections to prop
erty line. where not already in.
All to be as shown on plan and as
All work done in making of said de-
scrihed public Improvement SHALL be in ac-
cordance with the terms and conditions OF
said Improvement Resolution, and the gen
eral end detail plans, profles DRAWINGS
and specifications which are on file AMI
may be seen in the office OF said Board of
Public Works of the City of indianapolis.
The Board of Public Works reserves the
right to reject any or all bids.
CHARLES E COFFIN,
w. II. FREEMAN.
M ]. SPENCER,
Board Of Public Works City OF Indian
Feb 10. % 1923.
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CITY ADVERTISEMENT
LEGAL NOTICE
DEPARTMENT OF PUBLIC WORKS
OFFICE OF THE BOARD

NEA OH VI LhE bOAtO
Indianapolis. Ind, Feb. IS, 1928.
NOTICE TO CONTRACTORS
Notice Is hereby given by the Board of
Public Works of the City of Indianapolis.
INDIANA, that sealed proposals will be re-
ceived by it. at its Office until 2 o'clock
p, m. on Wednesday. March 4, 1925 for
the following described public improve
m fht IN the city OF Indianapolis. as au-
Improvement Resolution No. 12151.
FIRST ALLEY NORTH p oF T 4 EgS9.
SEVENTH STREET
FROM east property line of first alley
east OF Meridian Street.
To west property line of second alley
east OF Meridian Street.
~ grading and paving the alley with
asphalt, AsDhaltic-Concrete, Concrete or
brlck, laid on 6-inch gravel concrete
foundation from inches Of property line
to inches Of property line to a uniform
Also extending all water. gas. sewer and
other private service connections To prop
erty line. where not already in
AL 70 DO as shown on plan and az
Al work done in making of said de-
accordance with the terms ana conditions
general and detail plans. profiies. drawinTs
ana specincations which are on file and
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Personal Properly Loans
AMERICAN LOAN co.
SAT Bankers Trust Bldg.
AUCTION SALES

FIXTURES AT AUCTION
Tuesday. Feb. "a, 8 80 A. M. Sharp.
Rain or Shine
All fixtures of the Leo Krauss Co.. 40
N. Illinois ST.. consisting of wall cases.
show cases mirrors. electric light fixtures.
partition, four safes. National cash regis
ter. desk. table. etc.
Will be sold TO highest bidders:
LEO KRAUSS CO. 40 N. ILL. ST.
GORDON BROS. Auctioneers.
LET us sell your household goods 81 auc-
ton or pay you cash. l.. A. Hodges
Auctioneer Co Cir. 1895.
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LEGAL NOTICES

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Continued
may be seen IN the Office OF said Board %
Public Works of the City Of indianapolis
The Board Of Public Works reserves the
right to reject e CEzA e ils P b. ScoEyTN.
w. III. FREEMAN.
NJ j. SPENCER.
Board of Public Works. CITY OF Indian =.
apolis
Feb. i6. 23, 1928.
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so AUTOMOBILES FOR SALE

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PACKARD
We must sell these cars this
week. to make room Tor our Auto
Show Business.
Every one priced to sell at once.
Don't miss this opportunity. A very
liberal time payment plan has been
arranged.
We will consider your old car in
trade.
OAKLAND SEDAN, 1923.
PACKARD COUPE, 1924.
PACKARD COUPE, 1923.
PACKARD TOURING, 1924.
PACKARD TOURINGS,
1922-1923.
CHEVROLET COUPE, 1924.
CHEVROLET SEDAN, 1923.
FORD SEDAN, 1923.
MARMOrlS, 6 OF THEM.
SOME BEAUTIFUL USED
MARMONS AT BETT Z R
PRICES.
STUFF, 6-PASS. TOURING,
LIKE NEW.
WILLYS KNIGHT COUPE
SEDAN.
HUDSON SPORT, 1922.
PACKARD TWIN 6 TOUR,
ING, ONE 1920, ONE 1919.
HUPP COUPE, 1929.
CADILLAC, ONE 81, SO, 81,
SO.
Every car reconditioned and
ready to give many miles of sat
isfaction. Our policy is fair
treatment at exceptional low
prices and liberal terms.
CALL US FOR A DEMON
STRATION ON ANY OF OUR
CARS.
Imperial Valley press., 1925-04-23
COACH TO TAKE
LOCAL ATHLETES
TO NURMI MEET

Coach Armstrong of Central Union
high school, hopes to be able to take
a number of Central Union track
athletes TO Los Angeles this week.
end, when the mighty Paavo Nurmi
win be seen in exhibition races in
connection with the track meet be.
ing conducted by the Rainbow Divi,
sion veterans.
Since coming TO this country in
January, Nurmi has appeared in
more than 40 track meets, and has
given the most marvellous exhibition
of running the world has ever seen.
The Flying Finn" has never even
been seriously threatened by any
of his competitors and even when
the latter have been given II large
handicap, he has finished ''out in
front. -
With competition IN tne cast non.
existent as far as Nurmi has been
concerned, he has come west looking
for more worlds to conquer, and
Los Angeles Rainbow Division vet
Grams believe they have dug up the
stiffiest competition in the country
for him in the persons of four In
dian runners at the Sherman school
in Riverside.
These Original Americans, have
been. coached by Charlie Paddock,
and have been considered the best
distance runners in the west for n
long time. The native stamina of
Indian runners has been the marvel
Imperial Valley press., 1925-04-23

of the west for years, and the Sher.
man students will race the great
Finn either three or five miles.
In the second race, Nurmi will be
pitted against Lloyd Hahn who has
broken the mile indoor records set
up by the Finn. Hahn is graduate
of the University of Nebraska and
is now attached to Boston Tech.
The races win be held ut the Coli
scum, Los Angeles, which will be
the scene of the Olympic games in
1923 and is one of the largest out
door amphithcatcrs in the country.
In connection with the Nurmi
races. the Rainbow Division vctcr-
ans will conduct the Southern Cali
fornia high school trial heats, when
the high school track-athletes of the
south will qualify for the final track
events, which are to be held later.
These events will bring out the fore
most high school athletes in the
state and Coach Armstrong hopes to
enter several Central boys in the
various events.
The trial heats in the high school
events will start at Il. IN. Nurmi
will start his program ut 2:30 sharp.
\ top price of 81 has been set by
the veterans and it is expected the
huge amphithcatcr will be packed
for the events.
Imperial Valley press., 1925-04-23
SEELEY
By Press staff Correspondent

By Press staff Correspondent
SEELEY, April 23.--P. j. Storms,
who has been spending the past
week at his home at San Diego, re-
turned the first Of the week. Mr..
Storms reports that Mrs. Storms is
much better than she has been for
4 year.
Mr.. and Mrs. r. F. Johnson sold
their dairy here and will move to
Chino today where they will engage
in dairyhg. Ruth Johnson, who at
tends school here, will stay with rel
atives TO finish the school year.
L. II. Walker. who had 4 paralytic
stroke last week, is much improved.
Mrs. J. f. Mastiek left here We'd
nesday for El Cenrto. where she
will make her home with Mrs. Myr-
tie Mastiek.
Another Pyramid Tea party was
given Tuesday afternoon at Com
muuity hall over which Mrs. Mas
tick and Mrs. Hogan presided as
hostesses. About 40 were present
and ice cream. cake and strawber-
ries were served.
Imperial Valley press., 1925-04-23
Is HOusework
Keeping You
Tired and Weak?

Thousands of tired. nervous, RIM
down women who must daily perform
exhausting housework and care for
children, would be astonished to learn
that in most instances their fatigue,
headaches, nervousness and haggard ap-
pearance are now entirely unnecessary.
For physicians say that in an enorm-
Gus number of cases these symptoms are
due merely to the lack of sufficient iron
in the blood. And now that Science has
perfected a new combination of iron,
like the iron in the blood, it is, in many
cases, easily possible for people to in
crease their strength, nerve force and
endurance in only two weeks timeo
Any doctor will tell you that without
sufficient organic iron, your blood loses
its power to change food into firm,
healthy flesh and tissue. So nothing you
eat does you the proper amount of good.
You become undernourished weak, ner-
vous, and lacking in ply Steal force and
endurance.
What you need. then. is organic IRON
Nuxated lron-to enrich your blood and give
you strength. For Nuxated Iron is organic
iron. like the iron in your own blood. Try it
lust Two weeks, ana notice tne aStOIi61iHB
improvement. Money back il not delighted.
But be sure you get genuine Nuxated Iron.
with the letters nj on every tablet. This In
the only kind sold under this absolute money
back guarantee. At all good druggists
We hear-of tho young dentist
who asked girl for kiss, saying
"lt won't hurt bit. -
Ants are getting out their spiked
shoes to wear while rambling up
and down pieknickers.
Imperial Valley press., 1925-04-23
"TUFFY" REID
BRAVE AS END
DRAWING NEAR
ny United Press Leased Wire

SAN QUENTIN, Calf, April %.
With only ~ hours left to live,
Clarence fluffy" Reid, 20 year old
Los Angeles ncwsboy, laughed at
the world today, following the first
of two nights in the death cell.
The youth who tomorrow at 10
q. m, will hang for the murder of
Charles Weingarten,- trunk merchant
of Los Angeles, slept soundly, ac-
eording to word from guards who
watched him.
He is still optimistic, hopeful that
Something will occur to spare the
.dcatl in the moose awaiting him.
Only an unexpected stay of exc
cution from the supreme court or
Il reprieve from Governor Richard
son, which he has announced he will
not give, can save "Tuffy'' now.
But the boy is bearing the ordeal
bravcly and is determined TO face
the end umaided by other than
spiritual assistance. That he asked
iatc yesterday for the first time
and Father William \. Fleming Wis
tied him.
Mrs. Katie Reid, mother of "Tuf-
fy,o and his pretty sister, Agnes,
badc him goodbye at dusk yesterday
and returned to g San Francisco.
sThey cannot see him again, for un-
der the law only the death cell
guards and spiritual advisers may
talk with 4 condemned man in "thc
row.
Both Mrs. Reid and Agnes were
sobbing Historically when the part
ing came, but the boy comfortcd
them.
- want to be with him to the
end, Mrs. Reid declared today.
. want to see him the last second
there is life in his body But
Warden +. J. Smith. after talking
with 'Tuffy,' said his mother
would not be permitted to see him
hang.
Anticipating last minute re-
prieve, Warden Smith will have an
open telephone wire between the exc
cution chamber and Sacramento to-
morrow.
fluffy - execution was original
ly set for August II, 1923. Two
legal delays have occurred while ap-
peals were denied and the decree
the youth must hang tomorrow is
considered final.
Imperial Valley press., 1925-04-23

, since Christmas has been detri,
mental to business. OF course SINH
| lar conditions may continue through
the balance of the year, but the
Inv of average suggests change.
1t must not be forgotten that real
satisfactory business weather would
improve retail trade as much as this
abnormal business weather has re-
tardcd it.
"Of course the textile situation is
very bad while the shoe and leath-
cr industries are not doing well.
Manufacturing capacity in many
lines is greater than our power to
absorb. Considering the fact that
most plants make their money on
the last - per cent of capacity, it
is not surprising that profits are
very small when so many plants are
operating only - per cent capacity.
On the other hand, business men
need not be disturbed because man.
ufacturerS. iobberS and merchants
are huying hand to mouth.
Not Due to Lack of Funds
"This is not due to lack of funds
or lack Of confidence; but rather to
the great Improvement in the trans !
portation systems Of the country. +.
Goods were originally bought in !
large quantities because merchants
received their goods by freight only .
about four times a year, This situ- F
alton has gradually changed in that
now fast -freightS are coming
through daily. 1t is possible that +
1926 may be quiet wear. 1t may
take several quiet years before the
great initiation of war times has
been fully readiusted. But there is
nothing now 10 worry about and /
am willing to stake my reputation
that 1925 will be a better year than
1924 taking in all sections of the
country and all lines of industry.
"Of course we should not be sur
orised to see business fluctuate
widely according to stock market
and weather barometers. As we /,
vent up too far above the normal
inc, the Babsonchart reaching
oer cent above normal in February,
10 il would not be surprising if we
lropped considerably below the nor
nal line for a month or two now.
All this, however, should average
cry satisfactory and l am sure thar
when the close Of this year comes
he business line for 1925 will run
higher than 1924
Imperial Valley press., 1925-04-23
Tests of Alkali
Soil Being Made

The farm advisors office has
spent much time during the past
few months in finding solutions
for the reclamation Of the vast
acreage of alkali lands which is to
be found in Imperial Valley.
Recently they have collected
samples of the alkali soil taken at
each foot, to the depth of six feet,
which will/be sent to the Universi-
ty of California for test Of the
amount Of alkali in the soil and a
remedy for the situation.
Farm Advisor Garthwaite stated
this morning that different plots
of the land are baing bordered up,
then flooded for Il period of from
two to six months, after which it
will be drained and other samples
taken and analyses made TO deter
mine the effect of the water upon
the soil.
Many tests were made during the
past year which proved very sue
cessfuI and the farm advisors of
flee is making an extensive study
all over the valley this year Ac-
cording TO Professor J. c. Mari,
the methods Of testing processes
being used have been proven to be
very successful in other parts of
the United States.
Imperial Valley press., 1925-04-23
BabsOn Says That 1925 Will Prove
aBetter Business Year Than 1924

BABSON PARK, Mass, April %
-In view of the recent gvmnastic.
Of the stock market. Roger w. Bah
son was today asked his opinion on
the situation. Mr. Babson s off
cial statement is as follows:
Recent stock market movements
have of course been source of
worry, if not loss, TO those who are
carrying stocks on borrowed money
and especially those who are carry
ing stocks on margins. Such men
must expect TO worry; but there
need be no worry for the man who
has good securities paid for in his
safe deposit box. The FEAT cause for
the stock market break was that
too many people were trying 10 get
something for nothing. Gambling in
the stock market had become so pro
fitable for "A time that everyone
was in ii and too MANY had become
over extended and were i'm too deep
", This is not dangerous when one
owns securities outright. hut it is
ALWAYS dangerous to bet with bor-
rowed money Personally I have
some doubts as TO the ethics OF
gambling in the stock market, hut
will not discuss them here.
''Of course brokers loans were
abnormaly high having reached an
estimated figure of $1,000, 100000
when the market broke 4 few weeks
ago. Today, however. they are down
to $1,000, 100000 European condi-
tions are not quite as favorable as
they were a few months ago. The
death of President Ebert Of Ger
many and the financial position of
France are both temporarily dis
quoting. Ny knowledge of Ger
man conditions. however, makes me !
believe that German affairs are in
the hands of strong and sound men.I
As to France s finances, there is (
nothing new in the situation.
Frances present financial condition .
has been known for years.
Slackness Explained
1t was pointed out TO Mr.. Bah
son that although the above factors
apply to the stock market situa-
lion, they do not explain the slack
ness in general trade. To this point
Mr.. Babson replied as follows:
1t should be remembered that
tie American people live in 4 temp
crate zone and consequently are sub
jeet to two modes of living-winter
and summer. Moreover, the differ
ence in temperature makes Il great
in the purchases of these
people. ranging from fur coats to
thin cotton dresses. Hence the eli
mate is tremendous factor in re-
tail trade. Climate moreover is the
factor III determing the crops and
renee the purchasing power of the
people, as well as Il factor in deter
mining the purchasing needs of the
people. Now everyone knows what
he weather has been this winter {
md spring. In most parts of the !
.ountry il has been exceedingly alb ]
normal and has upset all ealcula- {
ions. In other words. the weather 5
Imperial Valley press., 1925-04-23
''The Gold Girl
At the Palace

''The Girl of Gold" which opens
At the Palace theater tonight is Il
realistic and delightful tale of the
preSent-day New York social set
and their Unsuitable craving for ex-
eitement and thrills.
It treats honestly the problem of
the daughter of a wealthy mine
owner who realizes that she is
loved = for her money. and in this
role Florence Vidor is given a fine
opportunity to display her delicate
artistry.
Florence Vidor is the star and is
supported by sterling east includ-
ing Malcolm McGregor. Bessie Ey
ton. Charles French and many 9TH
ers. John Ince directed.