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Imperial Valley press., 1925-04-09
VANDERBILT Sees
OUR VALLEY: ON
WAY TO ARIZONA

Cornelius Vanderbilt Jr.. publish
or Of the Los angeles Illustrated
News and 4 national figure in Jour
n"ijsm, was an Interested visitor 10
Imperial Valley yesterday, passing
through i'll Coutro on his way from
los Angeles ia Phoenix, Arizona.
Vanderbilt is ON his way TO the
east, travelling by automobile, and
had not intended stopping for any
length Of time in the valley. How
ever, lie was recognized at Brawlcv,
and was taken for = visit about the
cant2oupc fields in that section,
showing unusually keen interest in
the valley big crop.
The publisher is accompanied bg
4 photographer, and lost no time in
having his picture taken together
with Fred Nebcl-ThaH, each man
holding Il good sized cautaloupc in
his hand. The cantaloupcs were
brought into BraWlcv by Jack
Handy, and were later presented to
Vanderbilt. The latter expressed re.
greet that he could not remain rs
long rs he wished. and promised 10
come here during the cantaloupc sea.
son, with his plans 50 arranged that
be will be able to remain several
days.
"coonic' upheld the reputation
he won in the army for Icing q
"ra1ular fellow aaI his claiming
maGacr made Il splendid impression
upon ali who had the good fortuac
- meet him. He is entirely with
cut ostcnt#tion, and except for tho
splendid car he drove, might easily
pass fof the ordinary type Of tour.
ing tourist.
Imperial Valley press., 1925-04-09
PERSONALS

Pauline Goldberg, who has been
the housrgucNt of Miss Evalyn Boz
man for the past few days, left
yesterday for San Bernardino,
where she will spend the remainder
Of the Easter vacation with her
sister, Mrs. james r. Ford.
Professor w w. Mackio, of the
division Of agronomr in the Uni
vorsity Of California; is in Fl Cen
tro today, conferring vita Farm
Advisor Garthwaitc, relative to the
possibilities of rice culture in the
valley.
Mrs. Nat Rogan of Coronado and
two children, who have been visit
ing Mrs. Rogm 5 mother, Mrs. S.
II. Strickland for a few days, Will
leave tomorrow for Pine Valley,
whore she will attend Il weekend
party given by Mr.. and Mrs. Stcr-
ling Judson, before kcturning to
her home.
Mr.. and Mrs. J. r. Fowble were
visiting in III Centre yesterday.
L. p. Creighton returned from q
business trip TO San Diego yestcr-
Gar.
Billy Koran, a prominent ranchcr
of Bard district was tranSacting
business in Fl Centre Yesterday.
Mrs. Grace Mccullough of Los
Angeles, formerly of Iioltyi}lo, was
looking after her valley interests
yesterday.
D. l.. Ault. attorney Of CaleXico,
was in FL Centre yesterday.
DR., Walter z. Dexter. president
of the Whittier College, has accept
ell the invitation to come to II
Centre Saturday, April Is, and adj
dress the teachers association on
that date.
b. ]. Abel of San Diego, repre-
sentative Of n prominent wholesale
firm in that city Is in the valley to-
day on business.
King GiIlctt, the well known "a
2or man, together with his wife and
niece. are rcgistrants ut the Bar
bara Worth Hotel on their way TO
their home in Coronado.
Maure Hurt of llcmct, connected
with the we'll known fruit packing
company Of thar city, was in FL
Centre today in the interest Of the
third annual outdoor paGeant-play
F" Ramona which is TO be given in
that city April -, % May and 3.
J. II. Carlin, representative of a
well known thread company in San
Diego. was in FL Centre on business
yesterday.
Mr.. and Mrs. J. d. Paine Of Cam
bridge, Mass. are sightseeing in
the valley today.
Mrs. +. O. Roof Of Denver, is
registered at III Barbara Worth
on her way home, after spending
the winter in Coronado.
Imperial Valley press., 1925-04-09
Vertical

l. To grasp goif cIab.
.. Position Of ball in relation to
its surroundings on the course.
!. Common conjunction.
>. Fish caught around New Eng
land.
7. Refreshing beverage secured
at club house.
8. Light cotton fabric (unkcycd
letter "c'0.
Q. Something cold put in bcvor,
age.
Il. To sight the ball.
-. \ tear in Tie clothes.
-. Altogether.
IS. Kind
19. One more stroke than your OPP
poneuf makes.
20. One who encourages error.
-. \ stroke to land bah on put
tiag gsecn.
%. 70 be present ct.
q. Lack Of power to coordinate
voluntary muscular movements (oI
why l can't piay.)
%. Low, heavy clouds.
81. \ small hole in the turf.
81. Toward.
-. Second note in scale.
il. Some.
y. Money paid to the "pro."
-. To retire or rcccde.
-. Played on grou4d instead Of
lo1tiug bail.
4d. Upon.
IL. 10 sin.
So. Tree with tough wood.
-. TO thrush.
-. To dine.
81. Period
-. Part Of vcrb to be.
Je. 70 be sick.
Imperial Valley press., 1925-04-09
KILLS HIMSELF AS
RESULT WIFE S DEATH
BY United Press Leased Wire

POMONA, Calf. April o Des-
pondcncy over the recent death of
his wife was given today as the
reason for the suicide Of f. Barham,
50, Pomona pioneer.
Rarham killed himself with shot
gun in = garage III the rear of his
home.
He came to Pomona Valley in
1896 from England.
Imperial Valley press., 1925-04-09

Final tOl-r-als gre l..a. lnil
tonight fir tlc reoJ.,t.a of
d" Oter Estor" at tb, hiah hDo3
auditorium. r:ilav and Saturday
cswiugs of This "crn.
TIL. lcaatiral eH'r.aiHmcRt i
always an agreeable SURPRISE 20 pee
pl" who do mot m1.r'aul the re.
suits t.at mav tn ah'9iual lv local
eiprcls, Whom dri''cj arl coached
bv "a or'..t 81 tits warl. lt IS q
music-draWa vhith Is both awy aud
acted aud emily q a....tor sI.h as
CooIo T.. UoHet, cSp.s.cuco1 ia
VocM and d"natic work, r.1'i ."'
ia, suIcHdid rrsalts az s9eces otUl
rendition Of "Queru Fetacr.
TT" fall cast Of characters. solo
ISIS and ciarases Is IS follows:
esther. ,ho queen. Julia Z. fnnan.
NOM Ahas.e~0s, tie king. George
/. Howe: /rrcsh. tramaa's wife,
Mrs. W,,jtto3 Neiror. TIamn.
l'ro's comsoior, George ". Tau'p:
Nor5ocai, chief Of Icvz, Or. T. G.
Clcmors; Nordceai's sister. Mildred
T.. Illliard: prophecies, Mre. Ruth
Tocplo Ped; high priest, Rro. Ar
thur T.. Schultz; scribe, p r S"hoor
maker: herald Pcrcic g. Tho~'.er:
queen - attendants, Nrrte Ernqn
Gnd Alice Colo Persian princess
AMY Bcuurtl, MARGARET Carmichael
end Mrs r. \, CNc5ant; ytarja,
Pcreio G. Tbactc". Ncrn W Dr'Tar
= y. Schoouwa1ce, Mr. Fe,ral end
Mrs. J. D. Foss.
The Jcwish choras is mado up Of
thc fo,loHirr: Nosdamcs James G.
Miller, Cherries F. Sor2g larry G
Jones, r. y. u. hatch, W. ". Me
Econ, 7 y. Jaoohs, p. p. Schooo-
makor, James T. Peck, c. Z. Iiilh
W. + Faucack, James Carson. s. O.
LINGO. J. S. Ioofborrow, Clara
Chc?tham, Coolha0gh Fcrral, Ruth
Tccnlo Reid and Misses Laura
pieEcv Morn Fnlor, Cora Naffcr
and Mildred Hillird
In Mons Charus
Tho mcn = chorus win be snng bv
N'ossra. S. Q. Lingo. T., n. H.
Hatch, p. B. Schommqlcr. PcrG'a
G. Thaetor, William = Reid Verne
NcTar, Ferlal. G. T.. llowea, DR.. r.
g, CiomoGs. GEORGE ". Palin and
Rev. Arthur r.. schultz.
Tho Persian chorus win ho made
mn of Mu''o n@1n. AMY Bonnet
IaFouc Rohorleno Marie @riroia-
cr, Alice cole, Katherine WWjoy
Fraida &ohroiuay, Mildred Pollard,
Dclpha Ecaloston Ruth Price, Eon-
M Mac Eristow. Fannie Lee Han
cock, Winifrod House, Marie Wake
field, Margaret Carmichacl Kiza
Imperial Valley press., 1925-04-09
AMERICA ENTERS RACE TO CLAIM
UNKNOWN CONTINENT OF NORTH

having cruising rad,as Of 1000 niles
and speed Of 100 miles per hour.
Casting off at any time during the
- hours Of the Arctic when they
are expected. in the world Of Mac.
MILAN to accomplish more than
has been accomplished in Arctic *
plorat.on during the past century. -
Lieutenant Commander Il. T..
Bird, bureau Of acronautice, will
command the naval detachment.
An unusual feature Of the cNpcdi-
'tion will be the ample radio pre-
parations. Scts for transmitting
both telegraph and telephone on 20,
10 and $50 meters are boirg as
scmblcd.
A call for volunteer radio opera
tors VIII be ISSUED shortly.
Imperial Valley press., 1925-04-09
Horizontal

|. Game played i'm picture.
3. Part Of golf club which strikes
ball.
6. See picture.
10. Negative.
II. Wrath inspircd by 140 scorc)
II. See picture (boy who carries
sticks.
Il. Length Of time it takes to play
good game.
-. Jumblrd type.
%. snake!ike fish.
-. Meadow
-. 70 accomplish.
-. Perfect score.
%. Green ground along q river
GIN plural name Of golf courseJ.
p. TO stuff
10. 10 attempt.
81. To iii.
-. Altar.
-. Uncommon.
81. Departing guest.
- Beasts of burden.
-. 70 clip.
70. Chief insuis. stool; Of Indio-
China.
4l.paid publicity (pl0.
-. Warning cry Of golfer be-
fore a drive.
-. Automobile.
70. Indefinite article.
II, See picture.
-. Exclamation Of disgust.
=. Like.
D. Laundry for washing ores.
-. Dabs ae&in
-. PraN.aaut insect.
~. Corelativr Of either.
50. To p.aE golf baH into the
hole.
81. state Of excitement.
l.. Soc picture.
Imperial Valley press., 1925-04-09

SAN Loreuzo. Alameda county
claims the largest native bay or
.aurrl in the state. 1t is 100 feet
high and J. feet in diameter.
Imperial Valley press., 1925-04-09

The Guuscv breeders Association
w;il aid the fam burcau of Hum
holdt county to secure Il carload
cf pure bred GuruScy bulls.
Imperial Valley press., 1925-04-09

And maybe the early bird doesn !
enjoy the worm as much as the late
bird enjoys the sleep.
Imperial Valley press., 1925-04-09

NEW ORLEANS. April Got
tn closed steady. Spots steady, 30
higher; mids 24.30.
Imperial Valley press., 1925-04-09

The modern dance floor needs
10th spccdi limit ana iparhing
regulations.
Imperial Valley press., 1925-04-09
stove's Eqcn1na steak diuners. al

Envoy TIA ar1 wife Arrive
Ensign Lloyd ~ charg, Of the Sad
vation AHE work ia The yallny j.
clatrd oycs thr fart that Envoy D..
d. Hea ana his wife hayr areiycd
To aid him and Ms. Lloyd In
carrying on tAc work, wh,ch bas
grown 10 surlt proportions lha. help
is necessary iE eoQduotiug il. The
Eea4 come direct rroil Los Angeles
where thW haTc been conucctgd
with divisional headquarters Of
tHa. C'.g.
Imperial Valley press., 1925-04-09

Hotel Barbara Worth rlub break
fast 25c up. Special chicken, turkey
and stead. dinners $1O0. Table de
hoto dinner $l00. Seventh street
sntranre direct into dining room. al
Imperial Valley press., 1925-04-09
NE WIS BRIEFS
rom City and Coutetty-----
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Observation-Disclosures
! Noland's orcnoays5. Music for al
| occasif"'s. Phone FL Ccntro 583. adv
| Easter Hams 2g thc S. o. s., post
! office bu!a'ng. adv
Tor~ vaa.a.1.s At Jail-D. Z.
! Ne'',, I. ". Adams, Frank Lang
I ard F. 4. Young, were received
! at the cyuat" Jail from Irawlcv
-c.tcr5ar afternoon to yrr.c sen
'lGcr2 Of 20 days each On charges
Gi ya&raHcE, The men acre round
ui uD ia . campaign which NHicf
Verge h. conducting in the northern
if tp eliminate iaIer4 On the
streets.
Dance Every = e.. A Sat. nights
at Hebcr fatm Ga.4en. adv
Stove's for Special salads. adv
A.o You Hungry? Give Loyud 5
IGaut;an Lunrh Il trial Satisfac-
tjoa and service. adv
D.. T. J. Ruddy, eye, ear. nose
and t4oa, specialist, Of Los Ange-
les, Viii be- il jae offices Of DR..
Y. j.. Cunningham, 90 Main St.
Saturday, ArtI 18TH, 10 ropcratons
and cNa.inat.oaa make appoiut-
,meats with ~. Cunningham. adv
Taakar Abe to Be Out. T..
Eail 'ien psria,r; Of the Sou.h-
,.a WaIs. and Commerce. bank. who
es'a'a.d nailai ta!l III HI, home
seg.ai Herrs a,o, is able to be
"loai ta. nc S ahI attend to
hH-laes- - the hspk Thoaal still
n.oraat wabI from his lengthy
a#t...meat. lfr. fuilcr stated he
a'Wat aa good Us ever, sud
B.. mighty E.a. 70 nr ou. ag1.H.
Davis Boauty Patlor. Phone GOT.
adv
E,taJlcs Always Fresh .. Stevcs
adv
Davis Esapty Fay.or. Phone POI.
adv
80 New Arrivals. Tstablish your
credit before YOU need il. This will
sage you delay in opening S2co1nts
c'itb valley mcrchant-membGr Of
oer service. Application forms may
be G. -ured from merchants or G. our
orrs1.. Commercial Credit & Service
60. Ill RaAl.oPf Bldg. FL Celtro.
Prone 2Gt. adv
Held Fer I.lesal Entgy-Gagaalu-
- t-ar#. a5 years c,d, was "rr'- E
- az NU- ~ne'a.s yee.ra1.y hE
Inspectors Armstrong :ai Ea.e~ On
a. tae i#nia Hs1 a,si.n md =
10l 81 ~ county jail ap.u Il
eAae of 4'.-.I cn.r. iN'u II"
.o"u.se from ElcTi.g. Preparations
proceeding, hsa 1.-u 'a. 4
against t.a ".,H-'i.
A. Liberty after 9 p. m. nightly.
Ha.E C.t Jull Orchestra for ,u-
tcra;umcn's Of alI kinds Phone
"-5, C..eN.,o. sam Z. Mcdaniel
alv
Imperial Valley press., 1925-04-09

Kcwpic Dol Darce at Soc'ey,
friday, april I9 NoiaHd Orehcs.
"a. adv
Imperial Valley press., 1925-04-09
COTTON MARKETS
ny United Press Leased Wire

NEW YORK. April @ Cotton
closed steady. Spots Quiet, 80 high
Imperial Valley press., 1925-04-09

DR.. Harry noopnr, Dentist CT
Main st. hone 382W. adg
Imperial Valley press., 1925-04-09

I. c. c. 7. Iait:ation-rbe |. O.
|O. /. of II Centre will confer he
|sccoUd degree On 8; class Of "a or
|loor" candidates tampsow u!gh
at tho ryiAiaa Hall All mcmgor~
|anl visiting gll Fellows ara urged
to he present. rs t,.s ia The 'argo.
class that has been initiate. s.ncc
the Reorganization ot the latd
hodge.
Imperial Valley press., 1925-04-09

mau j. porsoo who thinks
L,j,9 ia.r fer l,, meals is 10
tG#Ul'c.
Imperial Valley press., 1925-04-09
Davis Peauty Par1uc. Phone 227
Den-1lr CALI 70. Prisonar-W.

Deputy Calls Toc Prisonar-Wal-
ter P5rEc0s1a. sroste4 at f.. w"
na GA Tuesday bv Dpraty sheriff
Quicl.. VS. sake 10 Los Angeles
'a4av bva ds.u... saaitt tso"r los
tag.las e@4tH. Pass-la On, Who is
lG ra3ls old, sas as.,s.ei ou com.
p..-lt Of lie LIS Aa1 les anrhvr.-
jl,e. wao tT.n charged Hmm with
the tlct, Of aa .rtomeri.I in ;h"t
Imperial Valley press., 1925-04-09
Observation-Disclosures

Everybody ISIS raul 3 Buttered
0p Corn. WhyF adv
Imperial Valley press., 1925-04-09

Noland's OrCnoayc5. Music for ali
occasif"'s. Phone Il! Gcntro 583. adv
Imperial Valley press., 1925-04-09

D.. T. J. Ruddy, eye, ear, nose
aud throat specialist, Of Los Angc-
les, vii be- IL 5ue offices Of DR..
r.. j.. Cunningham, 90 Main st.
Saturday ArfH lsth, 10 ropcrat,ons
ald examinations make &ppojut-
meats with -. Cunningham. adv
Imperial Valley press., 1925-04-09

Easter Hams a5 the S. O. s., post
office buih,ing, adv
Imperial Valley press., 1925-04-09

ne You Hungry? Give Loyud 5
Ieautain Lanrh Il trial. Satisfac-
ton and service adv
Imperial Valley press., 1925-04-09

Dance Every - 4et. &s Sat. nights
Mt Lebcr PAIN Ga.1en. adv
Imperial Valley press., 1925-04-09
rEeld - - Entlv-ln.l.ln

A. Liberty after p. m. righf'v.
Ha.E t.t J~l1 Orchestra for ,u-
tcrg:umcn's Of a,l kinds Phone
"-5, C..eN.,o. Sam Z. Mcdaniel
adv
Imperial Valley press., 1925-04-09

Stove's for Special Salads. al
Imperial Valley press., 1925-04-09

lodge
Whiic They last. Barbara Worth
Grapefruit laJ "a HoN, $3.-1. \. NJ.
Williams Phone G55. adv
fifty Ea~to~ Huns ior: in. s, O.
s. Foe. Office Bldg. adv
Parisiomc Beauty shoppe. IT,
10. 9Th 3. sLoue -. aiy
Valley Beauty shop. Phone oelJ.
adv
Headed for HEcltville- Quit
.ugmbar at il.l school students lcfs
.th.. city To- noltline t6s after.
noon u r1es f.f the Central Union
bls"b1.i tcH w1ich mret3 Ho..Vilie
.Ligh .u tho e.t.r city t'':.W Cen
.trI ami it, -.r3us.r.s Hrrc ca0ti-
.deut ~ u'aaltg, wHiIo tepatts ffom
Ha0tz..@ .#a#> tlaal determination
f9I Il H.=.o.F ~. The eastern hJts.
MarireIo Facia:s. E1per'eaa,1
rpc- ars oal. HTisienuo Beauty
st.HIa H.aw -. IL ". sit,h
bt. adv
Stores SDc--1l noon lunch SOC.
adv
Er5. Brooks 2eauty Shop. Phone
22G. alF
It's tho Ham WHAT Am" vga
w:.t fct Easter. S. 81. S., Post Of
:irc u.tL aIF
Imperial Valley press., 1925-04-09

Valley Beauty shop. Phone 32IJ.
adv
Imperial Valley press., 1925-04-09

While They Last. Barbara Worth
laJ 81 boN, $3Tl. \. NJ.
williams. Phone COS. adv
Imperial Valley press., 1925-04-09

Parieiemc Beauty Ehoppe. L.
10. 9Th ST. FLouc -. aiv
Imperial Valley press., 1925-04-09

Marire,o F2cia:s. Erpcr.ea.'1
nPc- ars oal. ruieienuo Eeauiv
'ss.# #Ha I.ag -. IL ". sit.t
81. adv
Imperial Valley press., 1925-04-09

Tifty E2"to- Hams iue; in. 8. O..
). post Gtlleo bldg. ady
Imperial Valley press., 1925-04-09

Stores SDc--ai noon i.Heh SOC.
adv
Imperial Valley press., 1925-04-09

Davis Bcauty Farlor. Phone GOT.
adv
Imperial Valley press., 1925-04-09

D.ris E3auty Parlor. Phone 227.
adv
Evening star., 1925-10-05

Large Size Rubber Door Mats
ISx3l inches), extra heavy and
semi-perforated. One of the
best values in rubber door mats
we have ever offered. .....
kann's-T
Evening star., 1925-10-05
WOMAN TO RECOVER
FROM AUTO INJURIES
X-Ray Fails to Reveal Mrs. Bessie
Causey Suffered Broken
+ Neck in Crash.

Mrs. Bessie L. Causey. 80 years old,
Of 500 Tenth street northeast, was
hurled to the street yesterday after
noon when an automobile driven by
her husband, Archie l.. Causey, col
uded with the car of James c. Starner
of Naynesboro, Pa, at Maryland ave
nue. and Eleventh street northeast.
1t was at first feared Mrs. Causey
had suffered a broken neck. but an X
raw taken at Casualty Hospital this
morning failed to reveal a fracture,
and it was said the patient is showing
progress and that her recovery is eX-
pected.
Starner was driving east on Mary
land avenue. ;!e Causey was driv-
ing south on I-.eventh street at the
time Police o. the ninth precinct de-
tanned the Pennsylvania to await the
result of Mrs Causey's injury
Harry J. Candin and Thomas j..
O'Connor, Cottage City, Md, We're in
jured last night when an automobile
In which they were riding collided with
the automobile of John Rubin, 3008
Sixteenth street, near Rhode Island
avenue and Twenty eighth street north
cast. They were treated at Garfield
Hospital for cuts and bruises.
Canal street southwest, alighted from
an automobile in front Of 404 New
Jersey avenue last night and was
struck by a passing automobile, the
driver of which failed to ston. He
was treated at Casualty Hospital for
an injury to his leg.
Thirteen-year-old Joseph FURNACE,
3709 Thirty-ffth street, victim of a
collision between his bicycle and the
automobile Of Lieut.. Comdr. Oscar
c. Badger, L. s. n, 350S Lowell street.
at Thirty-fourth and Macomb streets
yesterday morning, was rewarded for
this frank admission that he was to
blame for the accident, Comdr. Badger
telling the boy TO purchase a new
wheel and send him the bill. Hos
pital treatment was refused by the
boy, who was slightly hurt.
S. B. Waters, 1903 Rhode Island ave-
nue., was injured about the head yes
terday afternoon when an automobile
he was driving collided at Seventeenth
and y streets with an automobile
driven by John w. Lloyd, 441 Frank
lin street. He was treated at Emer-
gency Hospital, and Lloyd was arrest
ed for an alleged violation of the traf-
&c regulations.
Evening star., 1925-10-05
CIVIC HEADS HEAR
PLAN FOR STADIUM
Sheriff. Explains Project to
Officials of Business Mems
!, Organizations.

Plans for great stadium here
were laid before representatives OF
civic bodies today by Lieut.. Col. Car
ence o. Sheriff., director of public
buildings and parks, at whose once
the conference was held. Col. Sherrlll
said after the meeting that he had
merely laid a tentative plan Tor the
erection of q stadium before the con.
ferees in the hope that they would
take some action on 1t.
The civic officials who attended the
conference pointed out to the colonel
that their organizations at various
times had approved the idea OF
stadium, but that nothing definite
had come of it. Col. Sheriff. said that
his plan would be taken back 10 the
organizations which these men repre-
scented, where it would be discussed
with a view TO taking some action.
As his plan is only tentative, he sald,
he did not care to make 1t pubic at
this time, nor would he say whether
the proposed structure was to be pullt
at Government expense or by private
subscription.
Those who attended the conference
were Samuel j. Prescott. president or
the Washington Board of Trade. NJ.
A, Leesc. vice president Of the WASH
inrtOn Chamber Of Commerce: Jesse
e Suter, president Of the Federation
of Citizens Associations, and Charles
J. Columbus, secretary of the Mer-
chants and Manufacturers AsSocla-
ton.
Evening star., 1925-10-05

Whipped by necessity during the
hort-production postwar years. Ger
mans increased the efficiency of mod
ern boiler equipment from $3.50 per
cent to 66-70 per Mt.
Evening star., 1925-11-19
MARYLAND TO USE WOOD
DURING COAL SHORTAGE
University Extension Service to
Aid Farmers to Make Use
of Timber Supply.
Special Dispatch to The Star.

Special Dispatch TO The Star.
BALTIMORE, November 19.-Mary-
land farmers are going into the timber
business, If present plans OF the ex-
tension service of the University Of
Maryland bear fruit. Surveys are
being made throughout the State, and.
before long, wood, especially in the
rural district, will be taking the place
of coal in a number of homes.
A plan also is being sought where
by owners of woodlands can find mar
kets for firewood in much the same
manner that mine owners distribute
coal.
F. b. Trenk, extension forester. one
Of those in charge of the survey. said:
There Is much valuable wood going
to waste in Maryland which could be
turned into money for the owners. We
intend to call attention of the owners
of these woodlands to how this wood
can be sold.
I'm addition to helping overcome
the coal shortage that seems more
acute this year, our surveyors Will
mark trees for cutting so future
growth will not be impaired"
Evening star., 1925-11-19
JARD|NE REQUESTS
AID FOR FARMERS
Problems Will Not Be Solved
Alone, He Tells Land
Grant Colleges.
BY the Associated Press.

BY tho Associated Press.
CHICAGO, November 19-The
problems of agriculture, particularly
Its economic and sociological prob
lens, never will be solved by farmers
and agricultural workers alone. de-
ciared Secretary of Agriculture Jar
dine here last night in addressing
the Association of Land Grant Col
leges
So complex and interrelated are the
conditions Of the civilization of today
that no one group can stand alone,
he said, in pointing out that the land
grant colleges could perform a serv-
ice in interpreting agriculture to the
people of urban communities, who
do not know farming or the farmer
Praises PurnelI Act.
Mr.. Jardine said the passage of the
Purnell act, providing enlarged Fed
eral support of agricultural expert
ment stations, was one of the most
nota bic instances in history of the
granting of public funds for the ad-
Vancement of knowledge through re-
search.
He added that this enlarged sup
port comes in the year marking the
f1ftieth anniversary of the establish
ment of the experiment station in this
country.
I'VE need cooperation of all agen-
c1es-research. teaching and extern
slon-for agricultural betterment,"
he said.
Extension workers are doing a
great deal in reaching not only in
dlvldual farmers but organizations
of farmers
Evening star., 1925-11-19
ArnOur's Guest
AT Hunting Party
Shoots His Butler
By the Associated Press.

By the Associated Press.
CHICAGO, November leach
year ]. Ogden Armour, millionaire
packer, grants 20 hunting permits
allowing society members of Lake
Forest to shoot game in his 1000
acre estate, Melody Farm.
But there will be no hunting
there this year.
A score of society women armed
with shotguns went rabbit and
squirrel hunting on the estate yes
terday. Mr. Armour's butler went
along to help bring in the game.
Instead the huntresses brought
back the butler. He had been shot
in the back by one of the nimrods.
Last night Mr.. Armour Cancelled
all the permits.
Evening star., 1925-11-19
HUSBAND ASKS DIVORCE.
Guy E. Greer Declares Wife De-
serted Him,

Guy E. Greer. % jackson place
has filed suit in the District Su-
preme Court for an absolute di.
vorce from Elizabeth V. Greer, to
whom he was married at Wiesbaden
Germany, April 5. 1922. Mrs. Greer
is now said to be in Paris, France.
A resident of New York City is named
as correspondent.
Through Attorney Chapman ".
Fowler. the husband says that after
their honeymoon they came to Wash
ington and resided together until
September 10. when the wife told him
she was tired # living with him and
was leaving. She carried out her
threat to leave, he tells the court. and
went to the apartment of the core
spondent in New York, later going to
France. There are no children.
A variety of tree in the West Indies
yields a lace substitute.