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Rassvet = Dawn., 1925-09-18

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Rassvet = Dawn., 1925-09-18

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Rassvet = Dawn., 1925-09-18

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Rassvet = Dawn., 1925-09-18
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Rassvet = Dawn., 1925-09-18
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Rassvet = Dawn., 1925-09-18
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Rassvet = Dawn., 1925-09-18
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Seward daily gateway., 1925-03-25
BRAzILIANS EMBARK UPON CAMPAIGN TO
 REPRESS DRINKING

RIO DE JANElRO, Mar. 25.- (AP).-Reports from Sac Paulo an- nounce the opening of a prohibition campaign, the publicity to be in charge of a prominent newspaper o Estado de Sac Paulo.
 There are three temperance organ izations in Brazil, the International Order of Good Templars, with three chapters; the National League Against Alcohol, whose president is Dr. Miguel Calmon, minister of az riculture, and municipal club in Porto Alegre, Rio Grande do Sul, where the medical students have in itiated a fight against intoxicating drinks.
 Drunkenness is not vice of wealthy and middle class Brazilians, who prefer light wines, soft drinks and mineral waters Public saloons in Rio de Janeiro are as respecta ble and quiet as tea shops, and it is not uncommon to see a Brazilian and his wife enter saloon at mid night for ice cream. Although the city has more than 100000 inhabi- tants, there are only three saloons which cater to prosperous business, the Brahma, the National and the American Bar. There are four ad ditional public saloons in the city located in the principal hotels. All tea and coffee shops serve beer.
 Brazil's problem is among the la borers, who drink large quantities of very strong rum. Scores of beer and rum shops are scattered thru Rio in the districts inhabited by the poor people. The drink habit in the rural communities is said to be universal
 Students of social conditions claim that a growing problem in Brazil is
Seward daily gateway., 1925-03-25
Holland Seeks To Lay
 Tax Burden on Luxuries

THE HAGUE, Mar. 25.-(AP).- A widespread system of sumptuary taxes is about to be introduced by the Dutch government as a substi- tute for certain concessions and re- auctions in the direct taxation. This latter has been extremely heavy during and since the war. and has caused much popular discontent The income tax has been raised again and again, owing to the necessity of providing funds for keeping the country in an efficient state of de- fense.
 Now a bill has been drafted grant ing increased relief from taxation to married couples, and for children. and also reducing materially the death duties. This would cost the state about 2S,0O0,00O florins annu- ally
 Against this it is proposed to i'm pose consumption tax of ten per cent on all hotel and restaurant bills. The same amount is to be levied on the sale of luxury articles such as jewelry, antiquities, porce' lains, gramophones, pianolas, tapes tries, perfumes and garments for men and women, the sale price of which exceeds an established mini mum figure; also on confectionery canned goods and games
 Automobiles, pleasure craft, wire less and photographic apparatus sporting guns and paintings will pay five per cent.
 A noteworthy innovation in the project is that charitable bequests which have hitherto been duty-free are now to be taxed ten per cent.
Seward daily gateway., 1925-03-25
MANY NORWEGIAN
 PULPITS ARE EMPTY

OSLO. Norway, Mar. 25.-(AP).- The government department respon- sible for the administration of reli- gious affairs is showing concern over the shortage of clergymen in Nor way. The latest figures issued set forth that, calculated over the whole country, one church in every five is without an incumbent. Although the number of theological students who are coming forward for ordina- ton shows an increase, it will be many years before every vacant church can again be filled
Seward daily gateway., 1925-03-25
Irish Islanders Suffer
 As Storms Sweep Coast

TRALLE, Kerry, Ireland, Mar. 25. inhabitants of the Blagkett Islands, off the coast, who ran short of food recently during the gales which swept over this part of the world. lit bonfires at night as signals of distress. The fires were seen by people along the coast and life savers were sent to the rescue
 The islanders who were able to tra- vel were brought to the mainland,
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SPANISH WOMEN ARE
 SEEKING EDUCATION

MADRID, Mar. 24.-(AP).-Span- ish women, albiet slowly, are seek ing higher education. During the academic year that ended in 1923 there were 363 female students at the institution as against 50 in 1917.
 Pharmacy attracted 128 women, philosophy 105, science IS, medicine 46 and the law 6. They are good students, and their work is much more brilliant than that of the men, according to the university authori- ties.
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"The Covered Wagon"
Sunday Papers Described
 As Pagan and Ungodly

LIVERPOOL, Mar. 25.-(AP).- Sunday newspapers in England have an aggregate circulation of 11,OOO,- 900, according to the Rev. J. J. Armitage, who finds the influence of those journals to be lacking in Christianity. To their readers they say in substance: You can do with out God; let us be pagans."
 Dr. Armitage declares that in SS7 columns of reading matter, only six columns mentioned anything suggest ing the Christian religion.
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and food was sent to those who re- mained behind. A bad fishing sea son, due mainly to the stormy weath- CT, was the principal cause of the distress among the island people.
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LADIES PLEASE NOTICE-that Schweizer's Spring samples are now on display at Urbach's Store. k31
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CAN USE A FEW MORE GUS TONERS AT THE o. K BARBER SHOP.
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LOST-Gold Eversharp Pencil, re- turn to Gateway office If
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Eastman Kodaks anu supplies at the Alaska Shop. n
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Sheaffer's Life Time Pens, at the the Alaska Shop. tf
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THE BANK OF SEWARD FOR SERVICE

the increase Of the drug habit, es- pecially cocaine, morphine and hash ish.
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In some sections of rural England belief in witchcraft is still common.
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Register If you want to Vote.
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ALASKA CLEARS JUNEAU

The steamship Alaska cleared to- day from Juneau for Cordoya.
Imperial Valley press., 1925-06-05

should be riddan. Helen Keller,
famous blind and deaf woman,
whose accomplishments have caus
ed thousands 10 marvel, was one Of
st. Onge s most adept pupils.
Riders Steadily Increasing
Little does the average rider
realize that thousands of children
ride BICYCLES to and from school
every day i'll all parts of the world.
1t is because of this fact that, as
part of the safety program OF the
cyclo people, valuable little book
lets containing hints and advice on
road department., traffic signals,
and how to ride safely and well are
distributed to each of the cities. To
see four or five hundred bicycles
neatly parked under sheds or in the
school cellars with stalls for each
bicvcle is not an uncommon sight.
The number Of children attending
school in this fashion is on the in
crease chiefly because Of the many
miles of smooth, clean, well-paved
roads. streets, and bouievards ev-
ervwherc, i'll contrast with the crude
and uncomfortable gravel roads Of
wears ago.
Imperial Valley press., 1925-06-05
Teaching Children the
Principles of Hygiene
Advocated by Miss Scott

That The traditional "family
to4 thrush has been rclcgatcd to
the backyard Of antiquity along
with other unsmitary practices, and
shining new ones for each member
of the family are kept within easy
reaching distance is evidenced in
the answers to the questionnaircs
received by Miss Helen Scott, school
nurse.
DAring the outbreak of the scar
let fever here in the spring, chill
drem showing even the slightest
symptoms were sent home as q
proteftion to other pupils. In this
way the disease did not become so
widespread, being frustrated in the
beginllng.
Teaching children as we'll as par.
ents the value of personal C!eanli-
ness, the Importance of prevention
of disease such as frequent physi-
cal examinations, proper nutrition,
immcdht treatment of defects, all
comes within Miss Scott s field Of
work and much credit is due her for
the capable way IN which she has
handled this department..
Imperial Valley press., 1925-06-05
two YOUNGSTERS !
BLAST DIGNITY
OF COURTROOM


Two persons appeared in the SUI
Iperior court this morning, who paid
scant heed to the dignity that is
usually accorded "a court session,
and conducted themselves in what
might be termed Il boisterOus man
ner, without receiving even so
Imuch rs n reprimand from Judge
Cole, who was presiding, nor from
Bailiff Toney, who usually keeps
the strictest order during court
sessions.
One of the parties was John Shel-
don Acklos and the other was Nile
! Higgins. The verb "was' is used
as it is correct in this instance, for
John s name was changed to Jerry
Albert Hawkins before he left
court, while Nile Higgins became
Robert Marion Duren.
The Youngsters, somewhere, in
the vicinity of one year old, were
before the court for adoption, John
Sheldon Ackles being adopted by
Mr.. and Mrs. Alfred r. Hawkins,
who live near Brawley. Mr.. and
Mrs. Samuel ?. Duren, also of
Brawley, took over the future
guidance OF Nile Higgins. Attorney
Vaughn n. Thompson appeared for
the adopting parties.
The court was crowded ut the
time with attorneys ready for the
law and motion calendar, and smiles
were generous as the babies yelled
and howled, evidently enjoying the
experience of having new names,
, ;is neither onS of them cried a
single tear. Robert Marion Duren
in particular was mighty noisy
about it, and it is evident that he
and his new dad are going to have
great deal Of fun together.
When the necessary papers had
been signed, Judge Cole compli-
mented the adopting parties on
, their action in taking the babies
under the charge, adding that one
Of the few pleasant duties given
to superior court judge is that of
sending babies to good homes where
they will be well taken care of,
and given the proper training.
Imperial Valley press., 1925-06-05
Northend Pupils
Are Graduated

The graduation exercises of the
eighth grade of the Calipatria ele-
mentary school, last night, center
ed around the class prophecy which
was cleverly presented in the form
of three act play entitled Given
ty Years Hence
Act one opens on a council meet
ing of the "greater Calipatria at
tended by important and prosper
Gus citizens with an impressive and
pompous mayor presiding, the latter
enacted by Howard Griffith. The
council makes great plans for the
laying of the cornerstone of the
new city hall ana in act two large
crowd has gathered to watch the
ceremony. Lindley Jones, in the
role of Governor of California, has
come back "home' to be the, formal
speaker for the occasion.
In act three Mrs. Lootamonoy
ably portrayed by Marian Brownell
gives a reception at her beautiful
home for the class Of 1926, attend
cd by every member each one hav-
ing attained distinction in his or
her profession.
Vocal numbers were furnished by
Alverna Erichsen and by Robena
johnson. The class was presented
bv Ada A. Jones and at the end of
the program Superintendent II. {.
Coe presented the diplomas.
Imperial Valley press., 1925-06-05
FOODS THAT GO
WE'LL TOGETHER

Rib of beef, Yorkshire pudding,
hominy (Southern style), sealloped
potatoes, corn, celery with mayon-
naise dressing and baked Indian
pudding, hard sauce.
Puree Of carrots, cheese outlets,
tartars sauce, baked potatoes, but
tered beets, lettuce salad, stewed
fruit and biscuits.
Oyster soup. cold porn, fred dress
ing caes, crabappel jelly, mash
ed potatoes, cauliflower salad and
steamed fig pudding with hard
sauce.
Cecils from cold mutton, Bechamp
sancc, riced potatoes, peas, spinach
and egg salad and prune pudding.