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Imperial Valley press., 1926-09-11

prevented rise in the state ave-
rAgcs. Moreover, the economists
point out, since moisture is com
monty the limiting factor in crop
production in the Semi.arid portions
Of the plains states. il appears pro-
bablc that this part Of the United
States will not experience as much
ris" i'm acre yields as is shown by
the statistics for the northeastern
states and for nptLwc stcrh Europe.
It appears safe to predict, say
the department economists, that de-
vclopmcuts in coming decades with
regard TO acre yields will depend. rs
in the past, to y great extent on the
prices Of agricultural products. ltis-
ing values of food products normal
u would result in increasing intcu-
sification and a higher level Of soil
productivity through the wider use
Of better cultivation methods, dcvc-
lopmrnt Of suitable rotations includ-
ing the growth Of lcgumes, more eff
ficicnt use Of crop residucs and ami
NAL manurcs, greater use OF com
mercial fertilizers aud the more
common use Of selected seed.
Imperial Valley press., 1926-09-11
[G0T0C Church SUlr1daY9i
White House Has
Refrigeration
System Installed

WASHINGTON, Sept, II For the
first time since its erection in 1879
the White House has is own re
fgigcratiuu system. Electric rctri-
-rratIou. with its copper tiuucd
cooling coils and comprcs>ors was
! Installed in the presidential ice box
during the recent rcmodclliuy opera
| ljouS.
Ice used by Washington, Adams.
! jefferson and other carly occupants
of the White House WAS cat from
the Potomac river and stored in
deep trenches. which were scattered
all over tine city. The first White
iIouSc-,bulued by the British in
lsl2-had an ice house built into
jf-a deep cellar - feet in diameter
aud - tret deep with stairs leading
down into it.
The firSt White House Ice boxes
wee very crude affairs, being CON
>.eurtod ot rough lumber, caulhcd
together with no Insulation. This
system Of refrigeration prevailed
aH'iI uoar the end Of Lincoln : first
administration when an improved
ice box was Installed 1t had two
compartments and was insulated
Nth yymuiatcj cork and charcoal.
Supply Furnished
Shortly before and after the CiV-
il War. Washington ; lee supply
WIS furnished by privately own.
= company which harvested Ice
from the deep, swift flowing Ken
neher river. iu Maine. This ice
WIS exceptionally clear and clean.
Il WAS h1ou.h: 20 Washington IL
srhooncr~ aHJ stored IN grcat
warehouse. Hrar the site Of the pre-
sent municipal pier The loss by
cargo meitage was about 20 per
cent.
Use ot natural lee was discontinue
ed ut the Waite House twenty five
years ago. when the Artificial pro-
dart was supplied by Il dairy pro
ducts storage company. In 1911.
the superintendent Of tire state,
war and navy department. buildings
bUilt am ice plant for is own use
and arranged to supply the White
House requirements.
Lincoln : ice box remained i'm the
White House until it was replace.
ia Cleveland : first administration
with q larger one Of modern type.
This lee box remained IN the pre>i-
drnti#l mansion until 1924 when Il
was replaced by the present lee box.
in which mechanical refrigeration
has Just been installed.
Imperial Valley press., 1926-09-11
CHRISTIAN SCIENCE SERVICES
SIMMONS

in the superior Court Of the
State Of California in aud Tor the
County OF Imperial.
AnnabclIe Whitted, plaintiff, y.
Williamson Whitted. defendant.
Frank Birkhauser, attorney for
plaintiff.
The People Of the State Of Cali
fornia Send Greeting to William
son Whitted.
You are hereby directed to appear
and answer the complaint in an ac-
tion entitled as above. brought
against YOU in the Superior Court
of the County OF Imperial, State Of
California, within ten days after
the service on you Of this sum
mons--if served within this county;
or within thirty days II served
elsewhere.
And YOU are hereby notified that
unless You appear and answer as
above required. the said Plaintiff
will TAX judgment Tor any money
or damages demanded in the com
plaint, as arising upon contract, or
She viii apply 10 the court for anv
other relief demanded in the com
plant
Given under my hand and the
seal Of the Superior Court Of the
County of Imperial, State Of Cali
fornia, this 18TH day of December.
1925.
{. &. MOUSSEAU. Clerk
BY T. NJ. Simpson, Deputy Clerk.
County Clerk 5 Seal)
Imperial Valley press., 1926-09-11
To Train Marine
Reserve Officers
AS Specialists S

WASHINGTON, Sept. IL To
attain the most efficiency in their
military duties, officers of the Ma
rlnc Corps Reserve will specialize
IN definite military ubiccts. ac-
cordlng to an announcement at
the headquarters of the Reserve
here. Each officer is REQUIRED to
make choice of one branch Of
military training, and to select one
other subject as an alternative.
The training of specialists will
not only add to the efficiency of
the Reserve, but viii also be an
aid to mobility in case of war or
national emergency. Officers. high
lv skilled in the technique of small
arms. machine guns ,artillcrv. gas
and tanks, or who are familiar
with motor transport, aviation,
scouting and kindred military sub.
iertS, will be prepared for instant
service.
1t IS planned to train others in
the duties of paymastcrs, quarter
masters, in administration work and
all other departments of com.
pIctc military organization. Group
training of officers in their spcci-
fic duties Will he given when pos
sibl".
The strength of u uniform Fleet
Marine Corps Reserve company is
two commissioned pffirrrs mud for
ty.flvc enlisted men. Several Of
these companies were trained at
Marine Corps cncanpmcnts this
sammcr. \ limited number Of Vol
nntccr R"scryiStS, who enroll only
for service in Il national emergency,
may, at their own request. hc trans.
fcrr"d 10 q more active status in the
Fleet Marine Corps Ecscr>r when
vacancies occur.
Imperial Valley press., 1926-09-11
ECONOMISTS STUDY QUESTION OF
NATIONS FUTURE FOOD SUPPLY;
INTERESTING STATISTICS REVEALED

Department of agricultural cro-
non ISIS who have been ~-rlv.ag t5tc
question Of the u,ri51 : future food
supply hive been making au ra.v-
>i~ 20 determine how mv.h the rr"n
vjc,d, per acre ip tti> country c..
bo. Increased with mua,n "-riro-
tUrai methods.
DESPITE common t.ia- - til.
contrary. they say, r.on yield, 20"
acre lare bcyu ri~iu- o.s in t...
United states Ggs.H4 tte ra,t i0
verr~. ln fact, mot ID. ..on,iic~-
able part of III, iurt,a~. +. rhc vol
mr of production - Important
food and feed crops 5aa- '.lt r.r-
iod ja, hocu dine to tin gradual rise
in acre yields.
Sine" tho population is -'o"i Z
,'radjlv and IT," lands 70. good pHa-
ijtv. which are c..>Ir. a... p oie -er
Use without reclamation ar. already
employed, 'hc rrob.onr ot rrodurtf.
witty and soil fertility ~ turir rrIa-
tion 70 'hrir food ~arv !, bccom-
'n2 of &rra'"r nraeta.r.. the eco
nomjst, point ont
In considering iL.e fu'.. trend Of
acre vj"ld.. thc rrpum.. 49, res .-v3
past performances. TN. average
yield per acre oi rprH . '.e Unit
"l States ha, increased 5 per cent
~.nrr $50; wheat = nr. r.ot; oa',
IT per cent, and not.to.- ~ p.r
rru' Duriu. 'le past tua decade,
tho combined a"rcr-.. rt -.H.. waeat
ont, and pota'o.- ua- .... ozr3na.
cd about - per cent, H...a~ tie
total production ot 's", crops ia.
creased - per cent.
The rise IN tur vie ..r arr~ Of
these crops dgriuL FL. past forty
vcar- La, maI" u.a5.a.- annually
during the ) year prHo1 l92o-=i
abou' it0Go0,oG0 ble.., more Of
corn, 12o,oooDJ of .' 16j.opo
olu of oats. ala 1I5H"n.o bush
"'- o. potatoo,, or .na. o.ar -9o..
oJJo0O bushels Of. ta 'arm teet
crops more ,uau won't. Vase hrcu
Imperial Valley press., 1926-09-11
ORDER FOR PUBLICATION OF
SUMMONS

in TIE Superior Court. Of the
County Of Imperial. state Of Cali
fornia.
Annabclle Whitfield, Plaintiff. y.
Williamson Whittci. Defendant.
Upon reading and filing the aft
davit of Aunabclle Whittcd and ii
appearing 10 me thercfrom that the
defendant Williamson Whitted. can
not be found within the County Of
Imperial. State Of California. amt
that said defendant resides ou' of
the state, and has departed from
said state Of California. and that
due and diligcut effort las been
made to 50 locate said defendant
within said STATE Of California. aud
that there has not been filed, on
behalf of such defendant, iH the Of
flee Of the Recorder. County Of I'm
perial, California. whore said action
was brought and is pending the cor-
tificate Of residence provided for
by section 1853 Of the Civil 'ole
of California and ii also appearing
by the affidavit aud the verified
complaint on file herein that q
cause OF action exist, for divorce
IN favor of the plaintiff anI against
the defendant Williamson Whirtrd.
and that the Defendant Williamson
Whitted is "a necessary party 10
said action; and il further appear.
ing that 70 summons has hceu 'sSura
herein. and Shat personal service o.
the same cannot be made upon rur
said defendant, Williamson Whit
ted. for the reasons lorcinaoto'r
contained and BY the said affidavit
made to appear: or motion .;
Frank Hirkhauscf ,ar'oru"v for 'ac
plaintiff
1t Is Ordered that tho service NJ
the summn's in thi, action br made
upon the defendant Williamson
Whitfield by publication thereof F..
the Imperi. Nallcv Press. a urw>
paper published an ri Centro. Ca.i-
forlia. hereby designated Il, Il news.
paper most likely 70 give notice 20
said defendant, aud that such pub
licatiou he made at least once "a
week for two o. months, or nine
consecutive weeks. Ana il further
appearing from said affidavit that
the last known residence Of the
said defendant Williamson Wbi'tcd
is Bauiugcr Rumcls county. TcNa,
il is ordered and directed that .
copy Of the summons and complaint
I'm This suit hc forthwith deposited
. ,n the United States Post Oftlcc ~
El Centre. California. post paid un-
der L. :. Register mail, directed To
said defendant at Ballmgcr. Run
ncls County. Texas. said last known
place of residence and return re-
ceipt requested.
Done in open court Tins Third Gay
OF September, 1926.
NJ. W. CONkLlNG.
Judge ot the Superior I ouri
sep II Is 2J ert i6 IS 80
Imperial Valley press., 1926-09-11
Policemen Must
Be AcrObatic TO
Survive Traffic
by nited Press Leased Nire

SEATTLE. sept. ll-PedeStrians
areH t the only persons who mus,
bc aerobatic 10 survive the auto
traffic.
Mountcd Policeman Harry Harlow
had 10 do some quick thinking and
gymnastics when I'm automobile
driven by +. \. Lundv Of Yakima
ran into Harlow : horse here. The
pavement was wet and Luudy tried
IA vain 10 Prevent The collision.
Thinking II he fell with the horse
the car might run over him the po-
lccm.n N#uitcd from MS saddle and
landed GA 'hc T., .iator Of the ma
chine. There he stayed until Lundv
Succeeded i'm stopping the au,omo-
bile.
Minor bruises To the horse were
the only injurie, which resulted
from the accident.
Imperial Valley press., 1926-09-11
SROADCASTING FACE
TRIED BY EXPERIMENTER
D., United Press Leased Wire

LONDON, Sept. I'LL .,aew
il was YOU by the sound Of vour
face may soon become common
,aluiation. Already radio listener,
AL over England know the >omd ct
Captain Hutchinson : farc. II is n
low droHin- sound. Ike "a farawav
airplauo.
Captain Hutchinson has ,bcen
broadrastiu- his face ON "a 200 met
cr ,WavcicugtL for several weeks.
Experimenting iu III" new science Of
"toIcvi>ion. sending motion pic
ture> bv radio broadcast
His face registers in orlinnrv re-
ociving -"t, only "a, "a continuous
hum. but when the .tclcvi,iou APP
paratu, i, hooked IN, lis face +,
shown ON :. -.-rrcl' 81 that the hear
rr ot his vord~ cam tell, while ho
Ijstcus, wi"thes tar Captain j. >uil-
;lg or SERIOUS.
The British government has Just
issued IT,. fjr-- tHo "tclcHision
licensees u3 rrrrrd, ,.rr for tine Lon
duu of.u.r II thr company, and tlr
c'ho- for th" company : "ypcrimau-
-. shop ~ Greru Gahi.~. lIarrow.
Imperial Valley press., 1926-09-11
LAGOON TRESTLE
ON THE REDWOOD
ROAD COMPLETED

Big Lagoon trcstle together with
IT'S approaches, an Improvement on
the Redwood highway that shortcns
the distance between Eureka and
Crescent City l.6 miles was open
ed to traffic on Sunday, August
22nd, it is announced by State
Highway Comm. >sioner ors Ever.
ding. The Redwood I.rmbcr Deaf
crs Association and the Redwood
Highway hsso,intion are arrany
ing prosram in celebration or
She event, which will take place ON
tie tlcstIc at 1880 o clock on the
morning OF rhc 22nd.
Big Logon trcstlc. 4,ODO feet in
length, is constructed of native
redwood. poiuccd i'll the vicinity
Of the bri',,c with Che exc I:'on
OF the piling which j, cedar
I'l'or OF Redwood
Th" floor and superstruc' .lts' are.
entirely of redwood Of which
100000 feet were used. The clear
roadway width. of the causcwav Is
approximately 2l feet, and in al
dition, Il safety walk has been pro
Eidcd for pedestrians. The struc4
turc has 2O9 spans, each - FEET
in lcngth. It is the largest -tru~
turc to be built Of native timber
on the state highway system.
The project also included grad
my aud surfacing of ~ Of 4 mild
Of highway at the approaches -
the trcstle.
The new section eliminates u gan
IN the improved state highway Of
more than three miles, now travcrai
cd by "A narrow county road. Tht
section To be eliminated from tho
direct route of travel has uumcr.
Gus sharp curves which are parti.
cg0nrlr dangerous IN wet wcathcr.
building cf the trestlc has bee.
under the direction OF the commits
sion : bridge department. Divi,ioi
!, VIII headquarters at Willis
supervised the grading
Imperial Valley press., 1926-09-11
NEW CANCER SERUM
FOUND TO CURE RAT
Hy niicd Press Lcnscd " ire

LONnoN, SEPT. IA cane.
serum making rats immune is de,
cr'bcd in the annual report Of tn
British Empire Cancer CamPaig'
pr Thomas Lunsden of the Li-tc
Ius'i ute. pcrfprmc,t experiment
EN- fifty rats successfully. nrcordin
to the report.
Injection Of the appropriate scI
am IN malignant tumors IN the fec
o. rats, tan report indicates, cause
r3e twmors disappear. T"mporar
stoppa1e ~ circulation in the pal
affected iS part Of the proeedur.
It va. found the report declar,
tha' twa tumor~ in different feo
of , raf could bc made to vani~
by treatment of only one aud tha
rI'> which had been subi"ct to Il,
serum treatment wcrc immune t
subsequent attacks Of cancer.
Imperial Valley press., 1926-09-11
Increases IN Older Regions

Increases IN Older Regions
Ihs aeouprli>.- ,'Ud.- shows rlat
"o~t ot III. if.r~e4~c, iu acro vicU,
.r'a aarr.rr.i FL tho older forming
..-.al- Gus. nf the Mississippi ,ircr.
illus ~ura'irL another erroneous
r"'rr tha. FIRMS IN the Older arr1,
"t 'Hr j"i'oJ Nta'"s i'm gprora) have
h"Hmr worn ont. The record Of
o." past four Gccadc~ indicates ''I,.
NJ" outstanding inrrra~,~ i'm viri.
have n"on .n the north urd south
Atlantic states, with lessor increase,
.a the east north rrnJal states.
Similar cArugr~ have occurred i'm
u".v .i''pH, Of H.. west north
contra. >ta'"- waerr pioneer agri-
'.''ft' u.tl"'. taE" t,appcarcd.
IH the case ~ -arp r.c'ls especial.
'v, na'hri rise la~ taken place
in Tire anrh portion Of tho south
''.rr'c states. I9 .n-ra' vav
these >cr' IONS cnmnr.-. 'hn nldc>'
faruirg regions iu tir United
STATES. The sill, iu those regions
Lave a'roadr .u'rrcJ or arr now cu.
'.r. . ''o i.r.a of ucrn1naut Use
'l. r'or... urthoe~ of the pas'
r"''lrF being largely uemorics
only.
Corn s.r''- ,r tnc month Atlantic
-.1'., la.a .u rra-cJ from 70 lo
he-he.- r.. acre during thr pr~'
far'r r"art. earria2 with the state,
:" 'hc ... north crn'ral group from
g ~ r nu,h.'-, apJ IN thr uotlrru
section o' tla .outh At!aptic states.
comprising Delaware, Maryland
EIrgp'a, Wo-t Virginia. and North
caro- ina. 'A" increase varies from
" ~ II bu>to.. per mere. The awe.
ra-'.- ~ 'hc Wjnquouujal period
'H,j l.19 c,mrarcd with tho ave.
.H-s dHrlne the lalf dcra.i 1J2O-2l
" Iawl and Innsuta ,how. rcepcc-
','..v. increases ~ : bH.hclS and 6
oI.hoi4 per acre.
r' record Of wheat yi"l5, for the
-r".gl 'a'c~ shows 'ise during
rhr p1ip1 of ; to Is bushels per
ncr. ~ the uurthpHsfcru portions Of
'ho United States. In Ohio and
other state, in the OAio vallcv there
~a, - marked decrease i'm the ave
rage wheat yields for f.a period
I@3D.-', largely tho result If I'M
, falolaa'o weather during the first
three wears of tEat period.
Wheat Yields Stationary
Despite th' expansion of the
whoa ar,a in Kansas into the semi
arid portions Of the state, yields
have remained practically station
AIRY for the entire 90 Years Yields
in Missouri on considerably cN-
randcd wheat area have remained
loss ;.ud practically stationary sta.
/ ti,tic, Of v:cld per acre seem 10 -uG
: post HAT the southern part Of the
corn belt. rs represented bV Miss
! uuri and eastern Kansas has Jagged
! behind the northern portions, as rep.
/ PRESENTED by Iowa AND Illinois. IN the
( development Of agricultural prar.
, ticcs and soil management methods
/ that tend 10 rais" the acre. yields
Of important crops.
IN the spring wheat region the
continuance Of pioneer methods aud
! the continued expansion of wheat
production into drier areas have
Imperial Valley press., 1926-09-11
Survey Shows
Music Students
More Efficient

Students of music are - per cent
M"lr efficient iu their school work
'han children who have newer tax
en auv music lessons, it is shown
in au exhaustive analysis of scheal
Irujc, OF Springfield. Mo-. hi.h
school pupils, Music study nas
,oand NOT only Ia improve IN
grades. hut also t. rank high as q
mental sflmuLaut in other NAYS.
More thau ~ per ccnt ot the a47N
students in thr nigh and Junior hlgb
>rLpo,S of Springfield rayr studied
mNI. Tor siX months or mury Tn
genera average o' the grades Of
IL Springfield high .hoo.~ sas
found Is b" - p.t rstt, WhIl. the
'' ',tgc gradr for tup>c studying
mu,j" was three point, higher.
Sine. - /, the wiuiuum grade ugd
- The genera, average there j,
Il d.tirr,utidl Of only l. points, and
the actual superiority Of the three
point, ru the part ot Nh" music
students 0u th,.g grncral school Uogh
rHalra'r, au aPprpElmatr urrcaa"
DO rftlrIaacy ot - per cr't
or the pupils studying mV>.r, hv
far the ar-r>t number take piano
Violin ,, next in favor, and coruct,
clarinet, ,aEapnouc and trombaua
follow IN the order named.
The relation Of wealth 20 music
Na> brought out a. au interesting
,Irllghi of ia, analysis. The
Reed junior high srhool. locatcl in
the poorer section Of Springfield,
had three per cent more pupils
taking nus,.e than the jarrett junior
bi.h which J., located in the moo.
wealthy section of the city.
Imperial Valley press., 1926-09-11
METHODIST CHURCH

There viii be sunday School
morning at 9:45 o clock. Morning
worship will be conducted At Hoo
. clock. The sermon will be preach
ed by the pastor. Arthur +. Schutz.
The sermon topic will be The
Measure Of the soul.
There VIII be no evening SCI
vice this Sunday.
Imperial Valley press., 1926-09-11
TO DEDICATE MONUMENT
TO MEMORY OF CABRILLO

NNNTIEA, o"p'. ~ monn-
mcnt dedicated 20 the memory Of
Don Juan Cabrillo, Portuguese "T
plorer generally credited with dis
covering California is to b" erected
here soon. Ventura civic leaders
have organized a campaign TO rails"
funds for the Cabrillo marker, which
they plan to place on the explorer 5
grave on San Miguel island, off the
coast.
Imperial Valley press., 1926-09-11
SEATTLE MAN SUES CITY
FOR DEFECTIVE SIDEWALK
Hy United Press Leased Wire

SEATTLE, sept. li-Whru Fred
Singleton. semitic r"-ident, rripped
ou 'ho sidewalk md broke - pieces
~ glassware and 20 gallon jug Of
vinegar hc was carrying hc billed
'hc city for -. claiming the walk
wa defective. "Thc loss WASH +
marh. hn explained. '.Bu' ] can /
spare The money.
{. IT, Glidden, Yakima. Wa-hn-
toa, has "a = year old cherry tree
from which ho this year picked -"
pound, Of fruit.
Imperial Valley press., 1926-09-11
Is Well Informed

u. luihca.x has been ~'udvjng
rvcrr angle of the problem for three
Years. he has been m romwuuica-
+iun with H. British Government,
which ha. mandate oyer Palestine,
and bcllolr, that the execution "f
'ho project IS y matter Of q short
time. referring - the fact that
Njagra Falls develops electrical ON
orgy whjch serve, "a rldiu, Of twelve
hundred miles. ho said:
II vou draw = circle Of six hun
drcl mile, with the region in Palc-.
time 10 which am referring ~ a
center You viii fjud that vou will
iucIo,c SYRIA. all TuFtoy-in-Nsia,
reaching 10 tho Black S"a and 70
Egvp,. We have ia mind AN c@
'c,,iou of our plan which would
bring into its sphere all that terri
rprv. We aim a. an inmr1>" d"vc-
lapm,uf Of cotton and silk growing,
fruit culture aud general a@rjcul'ur-
III progress which should make i'a'.
c,,iue what it Na. ia ancient times.
Thrrr Is rra'l, mo- material oh
.taclc. The work ON our preliminary
,ch"mr would take about three years
Labor j., cheap. tn" Jew. have
shown at TcIAviv that they are
capable Of trcmcndou, tasks.
Imperial Valley press., 1926-09-11
Washington Crop
Largest Known
BH nitrd Press Leased Wire

SEATTLE, sept. 11.-Wa,hjn-.
ton S apple crop 'his year promise,
~ be the largest on record.
Government estimates of the NUM-
b,r of carload, to be shipped total
a6.a5+. or uearIv 80 pcrreHt higher
than the total shipment Of last
wear.
bcrau~- ~ larger appl. crops
'lroaghoat tbe country prices wlI.
he lower this year. according 20
Ray Ryan. Of tie H@an Fraif com
pHr, ul There Will not bc the
Iar- eastern demand Of touHrr
years.
Ca.'fYma =, g.opc crop vII. rs-
qura E.5pu ears 10 mos. r., shout
500 lr,- cans han wcIc used last
year
f ha- n..n determined that soil
condition .u bath Valley a'. no'
suited 80 oa'o cl.turo nor i> the
Wa'er supply sufficient.
Imperial Valley press., 1926-09-11
PROPOSES PLAN
TO ELECTRIFY
The HOLY LAND
Mediterranean Waters
Would Produce the
Amount Necessary.
BY JOHN 'BRIEN
Omitted Press Staff Correspondent


PARIS, Sept. ll-French and
British engineers have completed a
project which it is hoped will be
put INTO execution very soon for the
r.rctrificatjon of Palestine by caus-
me- the waters of the eastern Med
i,crrancm to flow over Il go foot
ridge bordering the coast, thence
through canal cut out Of solid rock
whence the waters would hurl Them
selves down in an almost sheer drop
into Lake Tihcrius and the Dead
-, more than one thousand feet
under the level of the Mcditcrran.
cau.
I; j. estimated that the electric
,aor.v cHpabir of being thus dcvr-
iopcd would bc sufficient for Pal
cstine, SYRIA. Asiatic Turkey and
Egypt The total cost is placed at
about S75.00o,000 Able scientist $
have calculated the net energy at
426.ooo II. =.
Palestine is the classic land Of
miracles, sand Edouard ImbcauX,
the French expert. chief author of
the plan. to tn" correspondent of
tire Unitcd Press. II firmly believe
modern science will accomplish mir
4rl", tEcrc in It's turn.
NJ. Imbcatx has sent to the Ac;t-
iruv of Science "a long. detailed
statement Of thc geographic and
p'6"r conditions faNoriug the plan
'or The cl"rtrif.eatiou Of Palestine.
IIe emphasized that between the
Mediterranean and the enormous dc.
PRECISION iu which are situated the
valley If tho Jordan, Lake Tibrr-
ius aud the bead Sea, there is only
- low ridge less than two miles
Wide He proposes thcrcforc:
Would Construct Canal
!. Construction of % maritime en-
r.l from IIaiffa with twelve locks
4galHHlr rising 20 the ~ammjt OF
The riJ-n near tbr Icrla peak the
llrecl of the Bible.
q Picrcirg Of the peak. Dis
.auce Of about @.3uu wards and con-
-'fattion Of an artificial river on
the other Slope of the ridge heading
~ t.c conmraermcut of thu irpr"~
~trn.
= Construction ,t n5an' which
uauH receive tie falling tolrrnt
about Twelve hundred feet below
fc,r above Lake Tih"ri's. Another
plant would be constructed furthrr
-g8th. permitting - further drop Of
r"ar'v four haadrcd feet into the
Dead Sea.
We haze calculated, fr CON
tiuu.G. "thai the gross eacs-v d".
rived wouu br 6'7ooo H. =. but
1a1r1o H. T.. w.u)J b" u"ojc.I for
t'- Eftia- % the watrr> OF the
~na up to the peak, leaving a net
product Of l26.pou II. =. o. 10000
bilov.t'~. sufficient for an Palc~.
tines railroads. industry aud agri-
culture. This ruo"rou~ influx of
watrr iu'o the valley would Ur mup.
~ taken care Of hy ryarora'lon. Ir-
,igatiou w,ich is One Of the crying
rcc', Of pale>-3 3n,. woJ'd take care
If the rest
Is Well Informed
Imperial Valley press., 1926-09-11

\ Chicago man who WAS poisoned
by bad booze in Canada, might %
Ucll have STAYED at home.
Imperial Valley press., 1926-09-11

realized under the yield level pre-
N..'iHg at tic ic@in.n- Of IN" per