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New Britain herald., 1925-07-24

In wishing 10 change over some of its minor lines to motor busses the New Haven railroad manage ment apparently doesn't anticipate a gasoline shortage Tor quite a while.
New Britain herald., 1925-07-24
1 ACrcditahIc Anatr

oNv dear" he said, you look su-
 perh, To any man a credit You'll he the reigning belle to-
 night" And kissed her as he said It. Nv love, I'm glad you like my
 clothes,' cWith bcatirr heart she said th; Because this party gown and wrap Are also to your cr'dit.'
 Christina Hume.
New Britain herald., 1925-07-24
Logic

The doctor had been called for to attend the sick child.
 Immediately upon his arrival he naturally asked her 10 stick out her tongue. I'm not mad at you" she said refusing.
 Martha Kassel
New Britain herald., 1925-07-24
Facts tsandFancies
 BY ROBERT CULLEN

Well, We need general practition- CTS 10 direct people 70 the right specialists
 The world has progressed from Darwin 10 Bryan, Is that eyolu- ton?
 How does the boss know the diff terence when he is taking a yaca- ton?
 Y might he worse. The monkey trial hasn't yet inspired a popular song,
 You never find true religion and bad manners in the same individu- al.
 The War Ten Years Ago" makes an interesting column. Why not The Peace a Year Ago?'
New Britain herald., 1925-07-24
Member Audit Bureau ot Circulation

Ths A B. c. n rs''ana] organization which furrisntr usHsrapt.s and af7ef' tissrs with e,rlc,,y honest snalgsls Of circulation. Our clfru's''on Etat'sticF gre hated upon tap audit. The iusyres protection against fraud n rewspsrer dlrribv-io ion 'eu % to both nal.ona! and local adyert'ssrs
New Britain herald., 1925-07-24
She Caught Him

Dore: 50 Rea and Vic are en- gagged? How did he happen to fall for her?'
 Eugene: His tongue sliped,"
 -Gertrude Marie Heller
New Britain herald., 1925-07-24
1 Business Man

Brown; That clerk hasn't cent 10 his name, but he doesn't forget the business as soon as the office is closed and some day hell take a big interest in f."
 Harris; He must have head OH his shoulders"
 Brown: "Yes-the boss's daugh- ter's."
 --Rudie Loeser.
New Britain herald., 1925-07-24
Mhnt He Thought

"Ah, she's smiling at mel
 She probably thinks I'm either movie star or millionaire" "Im give her a lanEuishinE look that will make her heart beat fast CT"
 "They are all wild over me-but I cant help my good looks"
 I'm going 10 ask her for the next dance"
 she's in love with me. I can read it in her eyes"
 "WcH, here comes my wife-its all off"
New Britain herald., 1925-07-24

The Hera'a I. CD sale daily n New York ct HotaHng's %tw stand. Times Square: schu'tzs News sand. Entrance Grand Central 4.Hd street.
New Britain herald., 1925-07-24

The exercise that reduces the waistline most quickly consists in placing both hands on the table and pushing back.
 Great president: One who is pres ident during a period when your nest is being feathercd.
 One can sympathize with Eur opes efforts 10 control the Left Our port-siders are q little wild.
 Three Of the planets have come unusually close 10 the earth. which does little credit to thir judgmnt.
 Violence seldom is necessary, Scopes couldn't have got more publicity out Of q bang-up murder.
 Modernist: One searching for truth. Fundamentalist: One con yinced that he has found 1t.
 Solitude IS especially enjoyable when you are ptnsiye and when you are eating corn on the cob,
New Britain herald., 1925-07-24

The ealy r,o"ta5le Atvef''s'rg medium in the Cty. Circulation books and press room aIEay. open 70 advertisers
New Britain herald., 1925-07-24
uembsr of ths A..oclntrd freq,

The Ass0cfa:s4 prets n eIr.IslFe,y sa. titled to n use for fe-rGhHchtan an o' al usw' cretn s3 70 r o' nai a'herw 'se credited 10 th's paper and Alfo local news published n,'ela.
New Britain herald., 1925-07-24
The Real Mystery

Wallis: II can tell you ho" to live on a dollar day"
 pyre. "Tcr me how to get the dollar" Is Jack C. seligman.
New Britain herald., 1925-07-24

Summer lis the time when the farm population vastly increases- fu, the increase Is composed Of city folks
New Britain herald., 1925-07-24

thinks I'm in love with him" Well, luckily here comes his wife poor woman!"
 Paul g. Powers.
New Britain herald., 1925-07-24

driver 1t doesn't seem 10 he en- forced very well
New Britain herald., 1925-07-24

More soap and less paint for fappers sounds like slogan from the soap manufacturers.
New Britain herald., 1925-07-24
Better Yet

Albert, "Gertie is good looking enough 10 make any man drive his car with one hand. How about II Ari'a2"
 Roland. "Oh, sheIl make any man put on 'ha brakes and park his car,'
New Britain herald., 1925-07-24

Women are using too much rouge cries a clergyman.
 That's right, retOrt the girls, rub fl in,
New Britain herald., 1925-07-24

The tower of Babel had a base 300 by 800 feet and tapered to an apex 800 feet klSA
New Britain herald., 1925-07-24
What she Thought

T actually believe he thinks I'm smiling al him."
 q wonder what he is7 A waiter or butler? Humph."
 Hes looking at me like dying poodle"
 Hes pathctic-thouEh l suppose he can't help his looks"
 "I hope he doesn't ask me for the next dance!"
 A believe the eonceitsd teol
New Britain herald., 1925-07-24
rrLEPllnNE cAI.La

Enlsssd tt the Pos, CTlss st New Britain
 Is Second C'ss Nal Matter.
New Britain herald., 1925-07-24
Symptoms

Grace: The doctor say that tight clothing affects the vital organs" Frances: T know if you allow young man 10 speeze your waist it is bad for the heart"
 fl A D,
New Britain herald., 1925-07-24
New Britain Herald
HERALD PuBLlsHMo COMPANY

tIsusd Daily Sunday Errep'sdD Al HeTals Bldg CT Church Street
New Britain herald., 1925-07-24

Women are braver. You never see man slipping his shoes off in a theater or restaurant
 The earth is patient and long suffering and only q rare intervals makes an effort 10 shake us off.
 Orientals are inferior and irritat- ing people that occasionally make an impudcnt cffor, to keep from being cheated.
 To qualify for an honorary degree you must show some evidence that you can get the school into the headlines,
 German ralroads expected to finance the Dawes plan, are losing millions. American tax payers are not the only ones who know how to keep books. Correct this sentence: "I sat by a fan all day" sad the husband; go and rest while l do the dishes
 Protected by Associated Editors,
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New Britain herald., 1925-07-24
SnIht

''This Is q joke on me-" said The Fun Shop editor as he reached for his check book,
New Britain herald., 1925-07-24

SUBSCRIPTION RATES tto9 Year.
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New Britain herald., 1925-07-24

Copyright 1925. Reproduction
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New Britain herald., 1925-07-24

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Imperial Valley press., 1925-09-17
COLLISION WIT H
TREE AWAKENED
SLEEPY DIR " ER

Reports from San Diego on the
condition OF Clifford +. Bates of
this city, who was Injured in an
automobile accident en- the san
Diego highway, state that Bates is
NOT rs seriously injured as at first
supposed. though he is confined TO
the Mercy hospital with a broken
ankle and severe bruises on various
parts cf his BODY.
According to Bates story of the
accident, he fell asleep while driv-
ing to San Diego, his car running
off the highway and striking tree
Il short distance this side Of Pine
VALLEY resort. The collision woke
Bates up, and realizing that he was
hurt, he drove TO the garage at
Pine Valley in an effort TO obtain
help. Reaching the garage he lost
consciousness and knew nothing
further until he awakened in the
hospital IT San Diego, where he was
taken by Lee Anderson OF Pine Val
ley garage.
His injuries viii keep him al the
hospital for several days.
Imperial Valley press., 1925-09-17
Horses Are Stars
In Racing Movie

For the first time in local the
affieal history, picture goers will
see Il screen production in which
;he east of characters is composed
of onc-half horses and onchalf
human beings. This unusual treat
Is promised for patrons of the
Airdome theater when the William
FOX production of Kentucky
PIide' plays there tonight and to-
morrow night. The equine mCmbers
Of this east are all celebrities Of the
.Grf. They are: Man o War, Nor
vioh. Fair Play, The Finn and Ne
gofol. The humans in the picture
are likewise celebrated on the screen.
They are j. Farrell Macdonald,
Henry Il. Walthall. Gertrude Astor
Malcolm Waite and Peaches Jackson.
The Rat IS knueklcs : will be the
ccutcdV. A.t
Imperial Valley press., 1925-09-17
Commi tee viii
Consider Bids on
Street Sprinkler

Mayor Anderson. Commissioner
Rice and Ci;y Engineer knights
were appointed a committee at last
" -lt 5 meeting ~ tLc citE council.
:" investigate bids on street
sprinkler, which wcf, submitted b.
various firms, rep.fj on the iuvcsti,
! ,,a'ioH to be made ~ the next meet,
. Ing +: The co-Hril ON October =.
E.e- were opened last uieht from
q. ". NcCaDr, Norclaud Sales com
/ IanT, smith and Lynn Of sal BC-
Aa-aiho. representing +ac White
Truck company; Edgar Brothers,
. representing the International Truck
I company aud ). Il. Hart Of Brawlev.
representing t.e Mack TrHck GOA.
! i"Av. Most Of the bids contained
sescral oftcrs. bascd on different
| specifications.
The committee named abore viii
/ attend demonstrations of the 90.
/ la.atus On which bids were made.
"nd viii report the result Of then
( Adings, and q contract win be sign.
eel with the firm whose apparatus
+ VIII bcst srrvc the needs Of fhc
f ei'"' in the opinion If the committee.
! aside from 'hc bids on the sprinE-
! r.. 30 other busines. came before
thc council.
Imperial Valley press., 1925-09-17
jury Finds Lads
Death Accidental

Unavoidable accident, was the
verdict returned by coroner :
jury this morning on the death Of
Tony Frictas. l4-vear-o.i boy who
was struck by IN automobile while
p!ayiHg in the road IN frort Of his
home 1t the Fresno ranch 5hree
miles north of CaleXico Sunday night
Iolv died "a the T.! Ceutro hospital
Tuesday night.
!. r. Hens. acting coroner during
;ho absence If Coroner Lemons. CON
Quoted the inquest 1t the Iatter's
funeral rarlors. with Kendall B.
Perkins representing Tho district at
tcraev's office.
The youngster, with two other
boys had been taking turns riding
in small wagon. which was
drawn by two OF the BOYS. As
they made turn in the road at an
Intersection. they were struck by an
automobile driven bv K. NcQuiston.
Southern Pacific agent at CaleXico
The automobile driver. il is said, did
not have q chance to avoid striking
thc bows. Tonv'S skull was frac-
tured, and le remained unconscious
u.til he died.
Tie boy lived On the ranch with
his mother his father having been
committed to thc state asylum at
Patton. There are two girls n the
family.
Imperial Valley press., 1925-09-17
Ell Centrans Had
Splendid Time at
Governors S Ball

FL Centre residents who attended
Jhe bah given to Governor Rodriguez
last night AT tLe CuauhtelnOc school,
McEicali il honor of the anniver-
sarv Of Mexican Independence from
Spain, report q most enjoyable tlmc.
The school auditorium was gailv
decorated with the Mexican national
colors, presenting very pretty
spectacle. Many Of the dancers
were in Mexican costumes, adding to
tie attractivcncss Of the scene. The
famous hospitality Of the Mexican
people to foreign visitors was III evi-
dcnce throughout the evening, and
everything possible was done for
fhe enjoyment and comfort Of their
American guests.
Dancing lasted until the early
luorning hours. many Americans re-
manning for the last dance rs the
International line was open all night
t. enable late cclebrants to return
tc this eide.
The carnival spirit re;gned in the
various resorts at McxicaIi during
Tho night. the bulk Of thc crowd re-
Iaainiug at the Southern CLUB and
the Owl. There was no disorder
during the evening and all seemed TO
b. having the kind of "A good time
HAT prevailed in the United States
Or lolidav occasions previo Us to the
advent Of the Eighteenth Amend
nlout.
Imperial Valley press., 1925-09-17
SECRETARY SIICWERED
WITH RPAISE, CRITICISM
by laited Press Leased Wire

WASH NGTON. Sept. l1.-Roth
condemnation and praise were show
cred upon Secretary of State kcllog
for his action in barring Shapnrii il
Stklatvala, Communist member of
the British parliament, from enter
ing this country to attend the ses.
>iohs Of the intcrparliamcntarr un-
ion here next month.
Senator Borah, Idaho. chairman of
the senate foreign relations COM
mittcc and = noted exponent Of free
speech, led with statement that 1.-The
United States cannot afford to be
more afraid than the British gov
ernmcnt 10 allow this man to cx-
press his opinion.
Kellogg cancelled the American
VISA for Saklatvala 5 passport in Il
cable TO the American consul gen
cTal after u conference with Presi
dent Coolidge. who. il is assumed,
approved the action.
Imperial Valley press., 1925-09-17
If You Tire
Easily Beware Of
Chronic Fatigue

Thousands are victims of chronic
fatigue-and do not know it.
If You tire easily, feel .'all-in' y
at night, and wake up unrefrcshed
in the morning-if you are always
weak, nervous, headachy, etc.-nine
chances out of ten the real cause is
chronic fatigue.
Ordinary fatigue-the kind you
feel after hard work, etc.-is nor
NAL. That s nothing to worry about.
But chronic fatigue comes from
within. Your nerves, muscles, etc,
have become debilitated' and can
not function properly.
To conquer it you must get at it's
cause-in the blood For it is when
your blood is thin and pale, lacking
in sufficient iron. that you become
run down, and are a victim OF
chronic fatigue.
What YOU need is to strengthen
your system by getting more iron
in your blood. Don't take the old
or mineral iron medicines which
many doctors now say do little good.
Take organic iron-Nuxated IRON
which is like the iron in your own
blood. Unlike ordinary mineral iron
it does not injure teeth or upset the
stomach, but is promptly assimilat-
ed. Take Nuxated Iron for just two
weeks and you II be astonished how
it begins to revitaize you and gives
YOU ne wstrength and endurance.
Money back if not improved. At all
good druggists.
Imperial Valley press., 1925-09-17
COMMUNIST PARTY
DENCUNCES STATE DEPT.
BY United Press Lensed Wire

CHICAGO. Sept. 1.-THE c,n-
ira executive committee Of the
Workers (CommmisD Party OF
america. today issued q statement
dihoUncing the state department
for its refusal 20 admit Shapurji
Saklatvala, Communist member of
tie British parliament, to this
country.
Curiouslv enough. the denial of
admission to Saklatvaia achieves the
very purpose for which he was com
ing to the United States, the state.
rtont declared.
- In DENYING the representative &C
tic British workers 70 enter the
United States. while representatives,
Of every autocracy Ill Europe freely
cross our borders, the American GOV
comment drives home the point that
Saklatvala would have madc-that
the American democracy is a fraud
and Il sham
Imperial Valley press., 1925-09-17
SEELEY
Hy Press STAFF Correspondent

SEELEY, Sept. 17.-Olc Springer
of Beaumont is visiting the j. T.
Oftelic family.
Ncls Groulcff is clearing the
Bank ranch north of town for bar
ley.
G. y. Thompson Of San Diego, re-
ceivcr of Seelcv bank. was here on
business Wednesday.
Mr.. and Mrs. Lualln Of the
Clark Adair ranch are entertaining
their son and family of La Jolla.
Jack Kennedy and family have
moved from the Mills ranch to the
American Fruit Growers ranch. Mr..
Kennedy has rented part of this
ranch.
L. $. Cook is getting his house
ready TO be moved to FL Centre.
Farmers in Southern Washington,
considered outside the sweet potato
belt, have nevertheless formed Il
sweet potato association.
Imperial Valley press., 1925-09-17
Start Probe on
COnvict's Death

SACRAMENTO. Sept. II An
investigation Of the fight which
resulted in the death of John
Corey. Folsom convict. was begun
here today by the district attcr-
uey's office.
Corey died At the prison hospital
last night from injuries received on
August 22 in u rock fight with Les
lie Cooper, another convict.
Cooper is being held in solitary
confinement. He told prison off
cials he struck Corey in self defense
when the latter attacked him with
club.
The fight started while the two
were watching baseball game at
the penitentiary, according 10 the
announcement of the incident made
by Warden j. j. Smith.
Corey was convicted in Oakland
Of first degree murder in 1929 and
was serving a life sentence.
One firm in Ordwav, Colorado,
shipped l03 carloads of cantal0upc
in one day. ii. al
Imperial Valley press., 1925-09-17

Helen Cruickshank, vocal music
and orchestra.
Lincoln Schocl-Homer F. Aker,
principal and G-B; Miss Sophia
Dunlap. 6-B: Mrs. Fannie G. Nc
Crory. "a; Miss May Draper, 5-B;
Mrs. Lavinia Schultz, 5-B; Miss
Margaret b. Hedrick. 5-B.
Mckinley SchooI-Mrs. Estelle ;.
Reid. principal and Ia; Mrs. Char
lottc u. Ellis. IA; Miss Nilla NJ.
Hancock, 2-B; Mrs. Josephine King.
~: Mrs. McNutt, 3-B and 3-A;
Aiiss Ruth Wieman, +B and 4-A;
Mrs. Helen Towle, kindergarten.
Harding School-Miss Gertrude
Hinmau. principal and "A; Miss
Mary Wieman, l-B; Miss Mahle
Looney. IA: Miss Irene Townsend,
41-B: Mrs. Clara r. Lazenby, , b:
Mrs. Winnifred Wilson. "a; Mrs
Alice Harrigan, 3-B; Miss Grace
Mckinney, 3-A: Mrs. Dorothy t
Armstrong, 4-B; Mrs. e. Todd, kin,
dergarten.
East Side Schoole-W. \. PAYNE.
1rincipal: Mrs. Matte Scott Mel
son, Mrs. I.ucile G. Culberson. Mrs.
Zenobia Payne, Mrs. Lorena n.
Martin. Miss Ruth Knox, W. \.
jackson. Miss Ruth +. Prince and
L. J. Stewart.
Imperial Valley press., 1925-09-17
Leaf Feeding Worms

Most of the different leaf feed
ing worms - beetles can be CON
trGlled by spraying the lettuce with
arHenate of lead, two pounds of pow
der or four pounds of paste and 80
gallons Of water. 1t is frequently
mere desirable and convenient TO
use arSenate OF lead dust applied
with n blower, since this is much
easier to apply than The liquid spray.
ErctleS are sometimes difficult
10 control with arsrnatc of lead. \
dust made up of one part Paris
Green and five parts airslackcd
lime, very finely blown over the
Young plants. i more effective than
the arsenatc Of lead but may cause
Slight burning in wet weather. 1t
should. therefore, only be used when
beetles become very abundant.
All spraying or dusting with ar
senate of lead or Paris Green on let.
tucc should be done before the heads
fern so rs to control the insect :
early and avoid the presence of
spray residue II the time Of market
ing the crop.
Imperial Valley press., 1925-09-17
MAN IS
NAMED AS HEAD
OF STATE LEGION
Continued From Page l

to This country as Americans, was
favored.
President Coolidge was praised
for his prompt action" in ordering
the forthcoming aireraft invosti-
CATION. ., e..
Congress was urged to substitute
"modcrn flying equipment : for the
"rrcscnt obsolete aircraft.
The movement to modify laws
which place japanese on a Quota
basis was condemned.
Mrs. Lilly Busch, Pasadena, was
unanimously praised 4 for her "pa-
rriotic worl, in aiding disabled
World War veterans.
Imperial Valley press., 1925-09-17
Mother Grateful
For Aid Extended
In Time of Need

Several more contributions have
been received At the Press office
for aid Of the Nelson family who
lost all their possessions in Il recent
fire. These were turned over TO
Mrs. Nelson this afterno DON.
\ total of $32 has now been given
to help the family over their criti-
cal period. When yesterday 5 do
nations were given to Mrs. Nelson,
she asked the Press. with tcar-filled
eyes. to express her thanks and ap-
rreciation for the help which has
been given her.
Contributions received today are
Imperial Valley press., 1925-09-17
l4-YEAR-OLD GIRL
ATTACKED, KILLED
by United Press Leased Wire

NOETU EFND, ONO, Sept. IL
) gray-haired stranger in this little
farm community was sought by po-
iioe today as the murderer Of Edna
Boswell, 14year-old school girl
whose broken body was found in q
rayine near her home. She was at
tackled along q wooden path on her
way home from the grocery store
lac yesterday with things for sup
PEI.
Imperial Valley press., 1925-09-17
CANNOT LEGALLY ENTER
VIA CANADA, IS RULING
BY United Press Leased Wire

" ASIIINGTUN. Sept. I..-Shap-
urii Saklatvaia Parsec Communist
ana Il member of the British house
OF commons. cannot get into the
nited States by way of Canada by
any legal means. Withdrawal of
his passport wise by Secretary of
state Kellogg viii stand, il was
emphasized in official quarters t..
dan.
Imperial Valley press., 1925-09-17
CAUTION LETTUCE
MEN WITH REGARD
TO PEST BUSTING

Lettuce growers are cautioned to
exercise care in spraying or dusting
their fields for the control of insect
pests. This is necessary both for
good results and to avoid objections
abel spray residue at the time of
marketing the crop, says Horticul'
tnra! Commissioner narrigan. t
Cut worms are the Young or larval
stages of certain moths. They may
be expected in any field where
grasses or weeds have been present.
Cut worinS feed mostly at night and
hide Just below the surface of the
soil during the day. They are more
c;siiv destroyed rs soon rs the field
has been thoroughly cultivated and
prepared for planting. At such Il
time green food is scarce ana the
eat worms will readily take Il poi
SOuCd bait.
Imperial Valley press., 1925-09-17

tions responsible for lack of nj
/ preparedness, if any!
Rebuttal Figures
, War and navy department off
cials have gathered figures 10 show
/ than any iuadequacy in air equip
ment was caused by the budget bu
! reau and congress in cutting appro,
priatjonS far below the department.
al air estimates.
Bat Mitchell'S friends here said
they would present TO the board
testimony of Secretary Weeks, Ad-
miral Hillary p. Jones and Captain
Alfred W. johnson before the con
grcssioral committee last February,
showing that the departments when
forced to make cuts took more than
a prop0rtjonate share off the air
estimates.
Captain Johnson testified that
when The bulge: 0urc-u cut the to-.
tai naval estimates $+3.00o,0OO the
navy department made the air ser.
Vice take about one third of the
total cut. even though the original
air estimate WAS So 100000. or
about one tenth Of the original to-
tai requested. The naval air ser.
vice finally received only $4,000
GOO.
PERSONNEL of Board
NThe members OF the President 5
board who are to pass on these qucs-
items are:
Major General james G. Hartford,
retired. president of the Radio
Corporation Of America, New York
City.
Rear Admiral Frank F. Fletcher.
retired, Washington. d. c.
Dwight W. Marrow Of J. P. Nor
gan and Company, New York City.
Howard +. Coffin, president of
the National Air Transport COM
pany, Detroit. Mich.
Senator Hiram Bingham, former
army flying officer, New Haven.
Conn.
Representative Carl Vinson. Dem
ocrat, Milledgevillo. Ga.
Representative James s. Parkor.
Salem. Wy.
Judge Arthur c. DeniSon. Grand
Rapids. Mich.
William +. Durand. president of
the Institute of Mechanical Engi.
neering Los Angeles.
Imperial Valley press., 1925-09-17

Gordon Klcugard. Pullman. Wash
lngf4n. averaged 81 bushels Of Hy-
brid l26 wheat on 200 acres If land.
Imperial Valley press., 1925-09-17
Directors Meeting Called.-O. C.

Webster. president Of the Imperial
County Farm bureau. announces that
the first meeting Of the directors
for the opening season viii be held
20, the bureaus new office in the
courthouse ON Saturday. September
81. AT 4. m. \ meeting OF the
managers committee is called for
go to discuss programs fer the
coming wear.
Imperial Valley press., 1925-09-17

And even if a man in Chicago
did bite his landlord we all cAn Z
live in Chicago.
Imperial Valley press., 1925-09-17

Mustn't be too positive about
anything. Crazy people usually
think the rest Of the world insane.
Imperial Valley press., 1925-09-17

You Have Tried other Omelets.
Now try Loynds. adv
Imperial Valley press., 1925-09-17

Grind the lemons with 4 meat
g.indcr. Make the Paris green in
to Il thin paste with u little water;
then pour the first four ingredients
into Il tub; add the bran and stir
Thoroughly until Il uniform distribu.
tion of the poison is secured. Spread
the poison in the evening. The
above amount should cover about
Imperial Valley press., 1925-09-17

Realsilk. Phone 3G7-J. I5t.
Imperial Valley press., 1925-09-17
OF
VISA BY KELLOGG
EVOKES PROTESTS
Continued from page ~

receiving the consulate notification
was:
THAT 5 free America.