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The Washington times., 1925-07-24

CHALL Hubby
- wear Pants
on Sunday? Now
1t is quite agreed
that Hubby shall
wear trousers -
n i C e. civilized,
creased trousers
that keep up the
family standard
in the neiRhbor-
hood. But Pants
are quite an
o tn er matter
creaseless, greasy,
shabby, shapeless
old brown pants
that even q rag
peddler would re-
ject with scorn.
What will the
neighbors think
when Hubby en-
cases his legs in
bags like that
01l calli0u fort h
The Washington times., 1925-07-24
SUBSTITUTING
A GUEST
by Mrs. C. Beeckman--
NEAR MRS. BEECKMAN:

nEAR MRS. BEECKMAN:
~ My husbands cousin is to
be married. An invitation to the
reception has been issued to US
my husband and me. AS my hus-
band Is unable to attend the re-
ception he would like to have
me take my sister in his stead.
Is this permissible? F. e. S.
T THINK that 1 should advise
i you not to do this. The in
vitations to such a formal affair
as a reception are to be taken
literally, as a rule-that is, as an
invitation for the people to whom
they are sent. However, If you
cannot attend, unless your sister
goes with you, and you want to
Gin the family" why not ask
your husbands cousin il you may
bring your sister? Invitations Of
this kind are often asked for,
and you need not feel embar-
raised at doing It, 1t would be
much better form to do this
than to appear with your sister
at the reception to which she was
How to Refuse q Dance.
DEAR MRS. BEECKMAN:
~ At a public dance, or a
formal one, If young man
whom you know asks you to
dance, and another man whom
you have seen a great deal, but
have had no introduction to,
follows suit, should you allow
him to dance with you?
(2) If someone whom, you do
not care to dance with asks
you, what could you say that
would not hurt his feelings, but
also prevent his dancing with
you? N.
MO. Dance with the gentleman
IN whom you know.
(2) The only EXCUSE" that you
can make is being tired" Then,
to be courteous, you should not
dance with another partner. You
should go to the restroom and
stay until the next dance.
The Morning Wedding
nEAR MRS. BEECKMAN:
~ Would it be proper for
guest at a church wedding and
wedding breakfast at a hotel to
wear q light colored evening
dress? Should gloves be worn
with such gown? Should a hat
be worn at the breakfast? S.
NOR a morning wedding and
the following breakfast, 1T Is
not correct to wear an evening
gown. The correct dress is day
dress or suit, with gloves, and
with a hat. In other words, the
correct attire Is formal day
clothes.
Mrs. Beeckman will be glad to
answer questions on etiquette sub
mitted by readerS9
Evening star., 1925-10-18

Doug Fairbanks tells the
story CT how movies are made.
but Vice President Dawes
smokes his pipe and says moth
ing-and he may be thinking
of matters as far away as the
United States Senate. Fair
banks is working on a new pic
ture. The Black Pirate" At
left, H. M. Robinson, host of
the Vice President and Mrs.
Dawes during their trip
through southern California.
Evening star., 1925-10-18

Copyright. 1925. by The City Baking Company
Imperial Valley press., 1925-04-14
ELASTIC Changes
I'm Postal Rates
CContinucd from page II

~ we Cling from two 10 10
pounds. ami 20 cents for each u#.lt
ages oFor ~ pounds. y lr~ in
loyati.n i, 4 especial handling
charge Of - eeHls, which entities
packages, when 50 marked aal fee
paid, To receive ia. same service IA
fi..s class mail.
Change II C. Q. D.'s
On G O. D. shipments. iast,ad Of
t'c cid rate Of 10 cna-, for col
l,,'.5u- not cZeccdir% .10. the new
ratn Is T. cents; on colI,tiua, not
needing 500 the rasc IS y cents
instead of ~ cents, aud on roiIea-
ti"u. bctwCcn $50 and 800 the old
rate Of - cents remains fr't,, i've
insurance feos are also rqialu.
ThI I'D rate Of three cents uu in
,lr1acr up to -, is increased 70
five cents; a. to t25 tha rate =
increased from five cents to eight
cents; up to so the old rate IF II
ccpt, rcmains IN force, IA do., thc
fee of 25 cents on Insurance Ip 20
300. Return receipts, for insured
parcels "iIi cost three ceats jnsteld
nt Icing given tH', = fermo,iv.
No change mado ea fir, class
rates, which remain the Same. being
Z two eel-a for each ounce or fraction
thereof.
/ P9tes ON second class mattar, IN
Guiding n,W#PaP"a and magazines
ScDt out by others than the uah.i h-'
,-s, or registered news dgal.}. IN
crease from orc cent fnr carH four
ounces to Two ,nr.. FIR .ur1 Two
ounces up To eight ouncus. over
that Wc -ht the matter = c,H-. Icr-
Ell parcel post.
Third class mail notter ratas h"vc
1. ade arccss@rR' TIA ,->uaHe" pf rrw
laif-rcut ami onr Qud or, ha,f cent
stamps, IT," rate NcU" ~ cents
for each two ounces or fraction
thereof up to and iaclud.ag eight
ounces I'm weight. rhiad chs, nat
,r .c!udc. books. rircul9ts and
other matter in print .cxco,r a"ws-
papers aad othe+ pe,iuA cals cn-
tered ID. #eouu-cl@,, u,'tar not
iNclnGet iu the first, secaaI t.
foucth classes.
iae oa half cent stamps VIII ho
used tn connection W,th tine ta.jl-
ing o. HT.@per. anna ota,. Ir.'-
,d matter by other th&u ta. wh-
Il hogs.
Thn general public being mostly
concerned with tLl new rates on
moary orders, Insurance. g. o. b..
hipa"nts, parcel post. r.Ij,tr ant
special d.i:yyv, is ugod br 5s.-
mas,.r collins to bear lte 3D.. reg
t'a,'aas q miGt when pr '1riug
ua't,H tor The mails, and i1 caso
Of doubt as 70 wlaj the y'' IT,,
+ 20 make inquiry e. the post o'ticc
TO avoid loss oi time hyce>a. o.
improper poStaee or fees.
Imperial Valley press., 1925-04-14
BRITISH VESSEL
With FORTUNE IN
BOOZE IS CAUGHT
By United Press Lea sed Wire

NEW YORK, Aprj! I5.-Captur-
cI aftcr thrilling - hour chase
during which shots were fired, the
British three ma>tcd schooner Ma
define Adams, with $450,00o worth
Of liquor aboard, was brought into
port today.
This latest dent in rum row was
made after, it is alleged, the com
manlcr OF the Madeline Adams had
attempted 10 land see eases Of
wAiskey by bribing the crew Of u
coast guard cutter.
The Madeline Adams, with 5000
cases of liquor aboard is now at
anchor off the statue of liberty.
awaiting arraigument Of its com
mantc. ON the bribery charge.
Imperial Valley press., 1925-04-14
Spirited Games
AT Gymnasium
Wednesday Night

The Baptist Sunday school boys
meet the Christian Church boys for
= snaPpy basket ball game contest
Wednesday evening ut the high
school gymnasium Bill Peters will
captain tie Christian Church aggre-
CATION, while Crandall heads up the
Baptist team. Both are letter men
from the high school team. and
other players from that team will
figure in the conflict.
In addition, the American Legion
voIlcy bah team viii meet the-crack
Rotarian players in II fast voRey
ball contest before the basketball
game, the two best out Of three to
be declared winners.
The program begins at 7:30 sharp
and refreshments will be served all
spectators after the playing il
over.
Imperial Valley press., 1925-04-14
COMPLETE PLANS
FOR ST j D YIN G
G R AP DISEASE

At The meeting of the lmp'r.a.
Valley Crlp' Growers aud myrh'rs
ot lie Hrauley ra;, Exchange ut
the farm bureau office last night,
arrangements were completed for
thc visit OF Professor F. Il. Biolctti,
cLrf AZ division Of Niticultur, Uni
>cesi;, q Catiforia, who is to bc
iu tAe valley Wednesday, Thursday
and Friday.
~ircc profcssor Biolc;G is to be
here such a short time, u schedule
WAS m,dc in order chat as much
rs possible could be accomplished
W hi4c be Is ~ -, valley.
I',als were majr for "a visit to
rive o. six of thc most badly af.
ftctcd vineyards, where q detailed
siudv OF the diseased vino, will be
,aade Vfyucbes VIII be dug 50 as
coycr the root system Of both the
Mid aud gpot- vines md hac'cr,olo&-
i,sl, pathological #d chemical
auatysc> VIII lac madc Of the sell
aud roots.
Imperial Valley press., 1925-04-14
PERSONALS

William Cu-c lar, returned 80 his
studies i'm Upland #tter n week. -
'.cV ~ sroot ". y his pHrr.t:, Nr
aod Mrs.. William -. Wu2" of
Broadway.
H. Il. Morrjs Of uis city lns irt-
irt &n- extended visit t3ith ,u'aite,
and ,r'eadS ia tac at2ai! west.
Troop 3 Noy srauts. with n.
Norman f. Dupont ae scout mas
ter, vii. 80 70 uoltviI'c touarow
night, where swimming t..'t IN
Ie u>do. 4
Mrs. John s. Carmichael wl{I
dorwut 30 serious op,ss.ioH Cst
Saturday at tie El Centre hospital
is reported to be getting along u..e-
ly,
Mrs Paul Cook Of Calcyico was
visiting iu FL Centre today.
Mr.. and Mrs. :. ". Keycs OF san
Diego arc Visiting Miss Elizabeth
Ucr&eusmith on Park strct
Mes, sam Griffin is cou1ilrd to
her homo on account Of illness.
Mis- Pauline Hind, who attends
The San Diego state Teacher Goi-
io-e Is visiting her parent, Mr.
au& Yrs, NJ. K. IlimdS
Eonaad Ferdinand Of Los Aa@e-
les, who has large property jH.cr
c.,~ in the valley, was in III rcutro
yesterday ON business.
NJ. and Mrs +, NJ, Voe Of JIolt-
vile was IN FL Contro this morn
W@ en- business. Alr Nog' is rocoy-
crtng from q recent iuness ANA his
map>' friend win be pleased to
know he is getting along fine.
Imperial Valley press., 1925-04-14

!. Commonplace.
.. Instrument similar to harp
fpl).
,. Second hand.
4. Bird similar TO ostrich.
:. Hebrew name for God.
6. Flies.
Il Z. Highway tax.
3. Similar to a donkey.
g. Second note in scale.
1C. Entroaties.
-. Guides.
l3. Deadly.
-. Had in mind
Is. Pertaining to one : b,"th.
l8. Large double flower OF the
spring and summer.
10. Kouaas from sic 2.
-. Rolls Of film.
-. Small bleod-suckiHe insects
%. Active.
p. Ee,y .nail PARTICLES.
%. Parts in Il drama,
81. Warehouse.
20. Spirits.
80. 70 divide q sentence into IS
grammatical parts.
50. cries loudly and contineoUslE
a3. Sleeps.
-. Form Of thou.
3G. Wan.
IS. Artificial hair for head cover
ing.
-. Quantity
80. TO sub>ist.
Il. Mother.
Imperial Valley press., 1925-04-14
Cottage Grove, Oregon.

folks today were still talking with
wondcrmenf about the ladies Of the
Christian Church h7rc who went to
service Sunday without any hats.
Easter Sunday without hats devel-
oped from members hi7 contest
when the men dared the women TO
discard thcn. The wom.n 4. /.
Imperial Valley press., 1925-04-14

Redaing, Cal.-The coyote trap.
ping business is booming, according
20 Ralph Ritter, who knows every
coyote nest along Clear Creek RALPH
has cleared &125 in the past four
days capturing coyote pups The
county pays - for each scalp.
Imperial Valley press., 1925-04-14
HAY Is;AGKE = Z

(C3iTectcd by Vet IL Iay al
Crain co..
Local so. / alfalfa lay, 5000;
Imperial ard Arizona Ne. ] alfll-
fa hay. $500; No. ! harlcr Ia,
$1,000: 30. 7 oats $500.
Imperial Valley press., 1925-04-14

Ga1s rams Bpttered
Corn. "hy2 adv
Imperial Valley press., 1925-04-14

Dance Livery '"oc.. q Sat nights
1T llcber Palm G.. den. adv
Imperial Valley press., 1925-04-14
Penalar Nnrae % TEagrg -

Pcpllar tJurao . Marry = MIS-
Ironr Ecrp, who has been 4 member
'af he staff at the ri Centre Iosni
tai tar several years is to marry
-Fr.oe Nontc Of nraVlc., e Will
known raurher, according to the
marriage records ai the county
clrib : office Miss Refg has beew
popular Nith IHticats at he hospital
and is hoid IL nigh esteem by PIN.
>iojaaa aud ho,oitaI authorities.
I'll. 2roorl is oGc Of the most popd.
Tar eE-serVicc mcu in The valley,
bciHs. .at mpmbcr 'or tiIe American
lc&.tf, Forty snd Eight, ald 81
l.ilaiea .as0a6tion.
Imperial Valley press., 1925-04-14

We are sorry for the nan with
us, Il country, especially when j,
in spring in the county.
Imperial Valley press., 1925-04-14
Ty0YTC0 ONT A.,

TtoRIf oFr-AL
I. Feathers ot an ostr,h.
q. 70 gaze fiXcdIy.
II. Liquid containing crcs1l in
large amount.
-. 10 Untasteg.
13. Prefecture or department in
China.
#. Tie surface measure Of a
plane region.
-. Dinners.
l6. Cluster cf Knots il wool fihcr.
II. 10 spread.
~. Cen ,.cu3ed from oysters
-. Opposite d wcjt.
20 pat Of lerb to -.
q. Para s.
-. Deadly.
% Er&s.
2J So1a @eh.
% Pressing.
- Tempered iron.
.. \ vclH eaaII ,c1s cGf'aco.
%. Pogti,ot.
30. Bad.
% ]. vi 1851 "a q tIltt
-. Compartments IL 4 home.
-. Rodent.
-. Born.
35. Travels y auto.
80. Fairy.
81. Bone
3S. SeagoiHg mammal
-. i.arla,
%. Litters for the dead.
II. Melted.
-. Thc fIoons Of glass furnaces.
-. Pains especially marrieD.
-CTIGE CT LdREENENT O.
SALE BY TIE FIRST NATION
All BANK OF Ell CENTRIC or
TILE BUSINESS AND ASSETS
CT SAID BANK TO BANK or
ITALY, PURSUANT TO Sec
TLoN 81 OF THE GALE ORNIA
BANK ACT.
NOTICE Is HEREBY GIVEN
hat on oF about the 23rd day of
March, 1928, IN Agreement was
made and cdtered into, pursuant to
bee provisions Of Section 81 Of the
'a,ifonia Ran3 Act, by and be
wpc0 the FIRST NATIONAL
}ANK OF Ell CENTRO, a corpora
ion dH,y organized and existing Un-
Ter and hy virtue Of the laws Of
he United States Of America, hav-
ug lis principal place Of business
ii FL Centre, to,-ajy II Imperial,
state Of California, and the BANK
)F IfALG, q corporation duly or
,ao;lcd and cNisging under and by
.irtue Of the. laws Of the State of
'al.fornia, having its Head Office
It the northwest corner OF Market,
'owcl and Lddy Streets, in the
'itv and Comfy of san Francisco,
aid state, wherein and whereby
aid FIRST NATIONAL BANK OF
- rENTEO agreed to sell and said
SANK on ITALY agreed to pur-
.hasc the business and assets Of
.a.d Bank Gs Of the close of busi-
less on the 9ist day Of March, 1925,
ur and in consideration, among
,thcr thjugs, oE the assumption hy
said BANK OE lrALN Of the
Iaymut In fuf, on demand, of all
'aimS Of aud liabilities to the de
1os,tors Of said FIRST NATIONAL
'ANN OF Ill centric; and it
vas further understood and agreed
hat any and all transfers or de
los;ts of said il2ST NATIONAL
BANK or Ell CENTRO 10 said
iANN OF ITALY are and shall he
subject TO the right Of every de
,.> tor ct e..o e.IlH~ b;mL tc W tn
'raw his deposit in full, on demand,
pt,ar such transfer, irrespective Of
tc terms under which said deposit
o., have been malc With said sell
TX bank; and
NOTICE Is .,EREBN FURTHER
GIVEN that said Agreement was
ppovel by the Superintendent of
'Hhs on the 26th day Of March,
1928; that the sale and transfer
turD@ail was thereafter consm-
s/rl on said date last mentioned,
M that, pursuant to Il permit duly
-eusI by said Superintendent Of
Banks, said BANK OF ITALY, on
March 26th. 1925, established and
$ now operating q Branch Office
II the promises heretofore occupied
,v said FIRST NATIONAL BANK
II Ell CENTEO, in FL Centre,
ouutv OF Imperial, state Of Cali
'oru,a.
Imperial Valley press., 1925-04-14

EaAJiIl!i!tiIltl
Everybody haes raIl's Bpttered
Corn. Nhyl adv
reve s Evo1nIIG steat dinners. ad
ady'$ TAI Service. Thonc
adv
IieS Newton IN Recita--,o several
C9@ro friends ARE planning to
te -evCt to liutYiilr {mi%at to
A,d the musicaI being given by
Fem NagJor. Of t+at city IN
if5I vAl" h.ah "choo aad. or
Mi. Newton ia It musician
Exceptional utility and hna been
up a. Etmrr A. Todd Of thie
lm. sometime She win ; O. "a.
. uri. c,p>ag h. Mrs. &. g.
q Il,hcr, vp"nlist ~bo j. Wei
va "A This city.
r Harry Hooper, Dentist G47
n St. Phone a82W. alv
Fasical program, Nj. Signal
Ioh Wednesday, April -, 1t
n. adv
otel Barbara Worth club break
@5c up. Special chicken, turkey
steak dinners $l.01. Table de
dinner $I00. Seventh street
ance direct INTO dining room. al
ndy's Tai Service. Phone
adv
rchcstral Concert am specially
bars at State Street Christian
reh Sunday evening. .rec viii
ring. adv
prlng Time Dance Tues. April
AleIodv Tcar. rorp@ Han, Cali
ia. Womaa rs club. a1E
Eeaearsal Tonight I'll mmrber#
h a.tL..t.4 of the state Street
tan Suuaar school agr rieaa
e en- Laa1 i IN. caHsth j.H...b.
aHeu o'.inel for sear.al. The
#~ai F. a5rljralafla jmr.taa
use at fat fact ha. H.. ~
~ - 10 etr a musical eor
u.N' sunday uiph: 4 .. the
ah agd teis o.e nt d., ~
,>.9a- 'or practice Mr.. Maa'
kiHs. eirnrfar. .msnnr,~ taat Il
rdil program is being worked
f. f'uaae eteriae zen. tel
lis Of whie4 VIII he .nI'd'lgc1 ?.
il hey h.
ni1ht3 e: Pythias anI Pytlian
Or, a.r aa.9.ng boz social
n '5.at n4sl4 Hall Friends asc
tea 10 attesd.. NJ ladies arc.
d 10 bring h.. "IT.
alley Beauty shop. Phone 32rJ.
adv
-aYa Yoa Seen 'le folding Ford
Et6 N-in ST! adv
tovo's spoc,a, noon lunch zoe.
adv
Iadiee' Send n- Your finest dress.
Ne c',a them perfectly ard
psi,, :, reasonable CoTGu &
Ho1 cleaners ~ Narnavs. adv
4 thc Air Tonisht--Tde lsac us
t'.g.. FIRST &a-. ,l 4 ou' i''ret
Fi.i.3 -,pup ut f'mno"l tar'..
h'.-eF .rs sponsoring q -r.rur."
B. .a-rm tonight. are'n.ug to
re,g.u s.ut O. G. iiorne, asqp-
et ,h- local Pacific Sou Invest
ct t'ie e't. #Ho p'" grain
ha broadcast t,ola : tn " p. al.
eht "1 ia.ludcs g.cr ctHh
bers. rar-a 'rie. aHt quo'ct'a-.
in s. ritno unut.t' ;w, 49,.
srI .aid solos. all of an cspo
IS high cla nature. There wi'j
be 20 mcen.1g prog.mn SPONSOR
hy the sane group, fsom n Il"
% %. m.
xcellaut Cooking served family
e i'm home Hike atmosphere.
kfast am! dinner $50 per month.
|a.rr club Inn, 9Th and Holt. e.
adv
Irs. Brooks Beauty Shop. Phone
adv
avis Beauty Par1or. Phone oo7.
adv
70. .Gc.ool CONFERENCE.-The RutA
zar .H hold - schoei eou-
ueo iu DaINi.o, Thutalay tPriI
! from q ;o L. 20. M. and from y
Imperial Valley press., 1925-04-14
DSvis Beauty Parlor. Phone 227.
Il

Davis Beauty Parlor. Phone 227.
adv
Trench cry Cleaning, c&pcrtly
done H.. Cowan 1, Clayton Clean
crs. at Narncys. We givc :. & H.
Tudia& StmaPs. adv
Eatab.cs Always Fresh 2t Steves.
adv
Andy's. Tai Service. Phone
I15. adv
To New Arr,ya:s. Establish your
credit before YOU need it. This win
save you delay in opening accounts
with valley mcrchant-memDcrs or
our service. Application forms may
be cured from merchants or st cur
orr.... Cpmmcrelal Credit & Service
Go. Ill Rehaorf Bag. FL Centre.
Phone .G4. adv
fitzgerald Taken 70 Prison W
l.. f. nacr.Id, 9, "a 4,lraaed gUilty 10
iorg, ~ and was sentenced last Week
Z o. sasta from 10 II wears in San
Quentin prison, WAS taken to that
'u>tgHtion thi. morning by Tum
LaHie9, -rn.ial deputy sheriff. fitz
gcrald u'ared his Itea several
Nerhs.as,o md asked tat probation,
vlith was aeated I'm.
At Liberty after . p. m. nightly.
BLACK Cat Jazz Orchestra for en-
tcrtainnrents Of all Kinds. Phone
3l1, Calcxico. Sam H. Mcdaniel.
adv
Aniy's Taxi Service. Phone
47&. adv
Andy's Taxi Service. Pho'c
AS. adv
Davis Beauty Parlor. Phone 297.
Il adv
Imperial Valley press., 1925-04-14

Noland's OrcncsJta. Music for all
occasi~ s. Phone FL Centre J83. adv
Imperial Valley press., 1925-04-14

Money docsn t mean everything
but every thing seems to mean
money,
Imperial Valley press., 1925-04-14

otel Barbara Worth club break
25c up. Special chicken, turkey
steal, dinners $l00. Table de
dinner $I00. Seventh street
ance direct INTO dining room. al
Imperial Valley press., 1925-04-14
ALLEGED VICTIM
OF KL.Afl LEADER
DIES OF POISON
Hy unitca Pres, Leased Wire

INIIANApoLIS, Ind. Ap." H.
Ms AoJoe DbUhoi;aer, IS, Whon
u. 9. MtepL wspu, former loJJcg Of
the h KluX Khan, j, alleged to
naN, >ttyckod. di"u at Ger Eo@c
here tadav. Stephenson WAS ,hay%
ad VIII aa.au,.iuG the qirl ON l4j9-
.igAt .idc TO Hammond, Iad" in a
2uimau car compartment,
The Girl j. SAL to hayN swallow,
G.! poison following The attac%.
The wcrst thing abort hoing Z
arouca i~ Ike thinks everybody else
is g1ouchy.
Imperial Valley press., 1925-04-14

Stevo's for Special Salads. adv
Imperial Valley press., 1925-04-14

revg EvornIiG steak dinners. ad
Imperial Valley press., 1925-04-14

re. .Gc.ool CONFERENCE.-The RatA
.zar .H hold - prc-schoei eoa-
.ueo bro DaIyNi.o, Thursday tPriI
from q Go L. 20. m. and from =
( p. n. She IS yrrv desiiona OF
ing all uuthcrs living IN or nt1T
.xito with cdiidrcn who wii' e'e
school .n Srptcmher brin't TN
lrcu to This cpufpencc fer 4
F., physical cNamina3on.
Imperial Valley press., 1925-04-14

rchcstral Concert an. specially
lbars at Statc Street Christian
.r.h Sunday evening. .rtc viii
ring adv
Imperial Valley press., 1925-04-14

Andy's Taxi Service. Phone
'1@. adv
Imperial Valley press., 1925-04-14

Dr.. T. j. Ru0uy, eye, ear, nose
and throat specialist, Of Los Ange-
les, will be ia the offices Of DR..
T. Z. Cunningham, 5&2 Main St.
April 18Th, TO ropera'ions
and examinations make appoint
mrnts with Or. Cunningham. adv
Imperial Valley press., 1925-04-14
tE Z
/. Harry Hooper, Dentist G47

tgaical Program, Nj. Signal
'ol, Wednesday, Apeil -, 1t 8
l. adv
Imperial Valley press., 1925-04-14

ady'a TAI Service. Jhonc
adv
Imperial Valley press., 1925-04-14

French Cry Cleaning, c&prrtly
done ~ rowan * Clayton Clean
cr,, at Narncyg. We givc $. & H.
TudiH4 Stamps. adv
Imperial Valley press., 1925-04-14

|ndy's Tai Service. Phone
ady
Imperial Valley press., 1925-04-14

|pring Time Darcc Tues. April
Melody -Four. rorrr lT&n, Cali
r.. Nouea = club. adE
Imperial Valley press., 1925-04-14
I'VE WIS BRIEFS;
from City and Ceuntg-

arlNNaEaENnERa7an EIaEgERrMl2Hnnnnrzaaa
Imperial Valley press., 1925-04-14
Eatal!cs Always Fresh ~ Steves.

Andy'6 Tel Service. Phone
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The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1925-02-16
As to UNDERSTANDING

TT Is understood in federal official circles
L that President Coolidge will think for
a long time before calling for another dis
armament conference, because of the un-
likelihood OF Japan consenting TO become
a party to il. William Philip Simms says
that there is evidence of "a widespread
impression in Japan-whether artificially
stimulated or not makes little difference
that there is tendency towards
British-American understanding against
Japan
The Japanese are not fools. They know
that, in crisis, an understanding between
British and Americans would be the natu-
raj and polite thing But it is hard for
the layman 10 conceive why a call for
another international conference wouldn't
be good thing, regardless of Japan's
present supposed attitude of unwillmgness
TO participate. IL would compel Japan to
show her hand, at any rate, and If she
does have this inclination we'd like to
know il. Present procedure is mere dllly-
dallying.
Ii America must engage in competitive
armament" the earlier shc discovers the
necessity the better. Britain, France and
Japan are already at it, in respect to air
craft
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1925-02-16
Editorial bu on old Boz

CCHOOL children should get no cake,
- buildings, jam, sugar nor candy, says
DR.. Henry Campbell, the leading British
dietiCian.
For heavens sake, stop il So full of
fear are the ''intellectuals,' of one sort
or another, filling life that to live is be-
coming the all-absorbng. deadly struggle
and merely keeping alive is Just one awful
form of death.
The good fairies are gone, generous old
Santa Claus is dad in his pajamas. little
George Washington never saw cherry
tree and childhood's vision of God rs an
all-good father is clouded by the shadow
of gorilla Don't play marbles; the
ground may be full of germs. Vacuum
clean the maypole; malarial mosquitoes
may be buzzing about it. The skating pond
is the home of pneumonia Dancing prob
ably Stirs up millions of bacteria, bacii
and other invisible demons
A long-horned, fanged, life-sucking
germ before the eyes of every child,
wherever it goes, whatever it does, until
childhood is almost naught save fear, fear,
fear of convulsions, decomposition, disso-
luton.
And now the professional dietician
sharps are barking at candy, cake, jam
and other legitimate delights of childhood!
1t is all a crime against the only period
of life in which fellow can have fun
without worry. real living without terror.
Might as well hang on boys neck plac-
ard with Remember, you'll die" and be
done with it.