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The Indianapolis times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1922-1965, 1926-11-15

ford in a statement received a few
days ago by the Konjola Man at
Hooks Drug Store, Pennsylvania
and Market Sts, Indianapolis, where
he is explaining this surprising new
compound to large crowds of people
daily
Mr.. Clifford has been station agent
for the Union Traction Company at
Atlanta, Ind. (36 miles north of In
dianapolis), for the past thirty years.
IT am prepared to back up every
thing 1 say in this letter if you pub
lish it." continued Mr.. Clifford. II
was almost down and out with rheu-
matism. Nearly everybody here in
Atlanta will verify my statement
when 1 say I had to walk with
crutches since January, 1922, and to-
day 1 can get around without them
have been walking as good as any
body else for over a month, ana
frankly admit Konjola did the work.
st got my first touch Of rheuma-
tism in 1914 sharp pain In my
right limb. This hurt me so bad in
spells that it nearly took my breath
away. was taken home from the
station and I thought l was para
lyzed. I got little better, but then
started to get worse again. This time
nv feet were numb and burned like
fire. My ankles swelled up, then my
knee Joints got sore and st1n and
pains would run clear up to my back.
7 kent getting worse until I had to
walk with crutches. kept on with
nv work, hobbling from home to the
office which was only three blocks.
would go about 100 yards and then
7 had to sit down and rest. Every
body looked upon me as a cripple.
suffered this way years, and l have
proof to show that 1 tried medicine
upon medicine, and one treatment
after another. have taken dozens
of remedies that did me no more
good than so much water. 1 never
expected to get we'll again.
"In my work I meet a lot Of trav-
cling people and railroad men from
Indianapolis. A lot of these people
told me about Konjola. sent for this
medicine, but I will truthfully say
that I had no faith in it until about
the third day when I noticed the
swelling in my knees was reduced
and some Of the pains were gone.
could sleep better. I kept on taking
Konjola and the second week 1 felt
like I could get along without
crutches, so l left them at home.
tell you, I felt like a man set free
Two people stopped ME in less than
minutes after I left the house
OF course, they wanted to know all
about what I had done for myself
and T told them how Konjola helped
me. The word spread around from
one person to another, and three PEG
pie came to see me. I think l have
gotten at least a dozen others tc
take Konjela, and this medicine has
never failed to do the work for my
friends. and 7 am recommending II
right along.
Eyes, Konjola ended my rheuma
tjsm I will repeat my statement
about Konjola to any one who sees
me personally or writes me a letter
/ intend to praise this medicine as
long as I i've"
The Konjola Man is at Hooks
Drug Store, Pennsylvania and Mar
ket Sts., Indianapolis. where he is
daily meeting the local public and
introducing and explaining the mer
it's of this remedy Konjola Is
sold by every Hook Store in Indian
apolis and by all good druggists II
the nearby towns throughout this
Observation-Disclosures.
The Indianapolis times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1922-1965, 1926-11-15

Every mother realizes, after
giving her children California Fig
Syrup" that this is their ideal
laxative, because they love its
pleasant taste and it thoroughly
cleanses the tender little stomach,
liver and bowels without gripping.
When cross, irritable, feverish, or
breath is bad, stomach sour, look at
the tongue, mother! If coated, give
a teaspoonful of this harmless,
"fruity laxative" and in a few hours
all the foul, constipated waste, sour
bile and undigested food passes out
of the bowels, and you have a well,
playful child again. When the little
system is full of cold, throat sore
The Indianapolis times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1922-1965, 1926-11-15

Gone! You never before realized
such complete transformation. Bluest
kind Of stomach misery turned in
to perfect comfort almost instantly.
Bloat, belching, sour risings, acid
fermentation, gas on stomach, fiat
ulence-all subside as if by magic.
The very taste Of a Pape's Diapepsin
instantly Gains the most unruly
stomach. You feel good all over.
Get so cent package today at any
drug store. It won't fail you.-Ad-
Vertisement.
The Indianapolis times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1922-1965, 1926-11-15
River Flo1Uing Down
ToUn's Main Street

b. United Press
LONDON, Nov. 15.-Citizens Of
the village of Own, near Ebbw Vale,
in Moumopthshire, were wadding in
four feet of water today salvaging
their househtI effects, while the
river which skirted their town was
flowing through what had been the
main street.
The river changed its course over
night, according to dispatches, when
a nearby mountain shifted six feet.
The Indianapolis times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1922-1965, 1926-11-15
Cross, Feuerish Child is
Bilious or Constipated
Look Mother! See tongue is coated stomach sour
California Fig Syrup can't harm tender stomach bowels

has stomach-ache, diarrhoea, in
digestion, colic-remember, a good
inside cleansing should always be
the first treatment given.
Millions of mothers keep call
fornia Fig Syrup" handy; they know
a teaspoonful today saves a sick
child tomorrow. Ask your druggist
for a bottle of California Fig
Syrup" which has directions for
babies, children Of all ages and
grown-ups printed on the bottle. Be
ware Of counterfeits sold here, so
don't be fooled. Get the genuine,
sold by California Fig Syrup Com
pany."-Advertisem
The Indianapolis times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1922-1965, 1926-11-15

Glow many days are there in
November?
What was the maiden name Of
Mrs. Calvin Coolidge?
Sin what year did the State Of
Wisconsin enter the Union?
9--Is a living person eligible to
have his name placed in 1.-THE Hall
Of Fame for Great Americans" at
New York University?
The Indianapolis times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1922-1965, 1926-11-15
k0NJOLA ENDED
HIS RHEUMATISM
THE SECOND WEEK
Union Station Agent of
Atlanta, Ind, Marvels at
Work of New Compound

IT have read the statements of
many Indianapolis people about the
work of Konjola, and now 1 want to
tell what this medicine has done for
me, because I am finally free of the
rheumatism which I had been suffer
ing four years" said Mr.. J. F. Gift.
The Indianapolis times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1922-1965, 1926-11-15

"Woolmix," a name indicating both quality
and warmth. These smart coats are mixed
wool and cotton in brown and green heather
Neat fitting and durable. Fine for office
wear or at home.
The Indianapolis times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1922-1965, 1926-11-15
HAS OWN GOLF COURSE
Farmer Is InOculated With Golf
Fever.

BIZ Unite1 Press
GLENWOOD, Iowa, Nov. 49,
Three trips to the golf links in
Council Bluffs inoculated Roy Lewis,
farmer, with the golf fever so bad
ly that he laid out a two hole course
in his pasture.
He enjoyed the two hole course
much that. he laid out another Of
six holes on the nearby farm of his
father. Lewis has turned the two
courses into profitable ventures for
he uses sheep for lawn mowers.
Evening star., 1926-08-14

FORD COUPE. 1924 model S150. Triangle
Motor Co. n Y. ave. and N. Capitol st
FORD ROADSTER. 1925--Excellent running
condition: balloon tires Triangle Motor 'o'
Y ave and N CapitOl st.
Evening star., 1926-08-14
Star "Want ADJ
Branch Offices
NORTHWEST.


,.2 18th st-Jolps Newsstand.
s's s's and and F s,s s,sPay Pharmaey tiemsHse
2"ol Georgia ave.-Frank f. Lelly's Phar-
zoos. 18th ST. n.w-colnnower Art and
2+nl lt!hl 18th st.-Bronaugh's Pharmacy, :.
ftn and Buchanan sts.-Hohbergers Phaf-
l@,h 3, 81 and Colorado ave.-o'Donnell' s
a2Gn Giesr NJ, ,ra Pleasant Yeas. st-Mount Pleasant
3is3 cP'a ca,f0rna eCHarrs J JfPsa Paul agency
WN"TYilmaG FIX ays Phar%aTy sna s,-perfec. Pre-.
- aa$ Mas. ;a"@,ss.1Phnipa, Pharmacy.
- %} co siR"iPTfas FR'7mnss 'ims clerk
-, ana q, ave.-T;II ,FreH|h Simpson.
IN and u sts.-l" II. Forsters Pharm1;acy macy
VI avg l"th and ets.--Howleys Phar-
nth and e5x-N II. .Hnnton's Pharnaey,:
Crcek Pnarnf1rv
Ga ave. and rpehur st-3Colodny & Balek
3nI9 Ga ave --BllehtHood Pharmacy.
5aa""5 Ma. Il ..Mor-e ays@Daaan' nhaamiqT Pharmacy
IL 1% "" a"d I'd Sf se 9erSs'f% Reiskin Pos store
North Cap st. and r. J. aye.-Parker 5
52? =, ns ps 3'eJ ,.Ids Iogls Krch bs .,r,or
..;5.,h agd Pa ave@,!ierbst's PhaTmacy
%3466 i6 Conn Conn -Mppn'erey pana Pharmacy
smiths PRESCRIPTION Pharmacy
N!1"4nsln ave and Macomb st.-Harry G.
4"o5 Wisconsin ave-wsconsin Ave. Phar-
Tahoma Park 800 Cedar st,--Mattingly
Bros. Pharmacy
aoth and s,lMHarTSp GhoEGEro"S Bros. Pharmacy
::.,oo4 \, st %, ,Donnslls Pharmacy,
~ II NJ st.-MOskev's Pharmacy.
Wisconsin ave. and . st.-D0nohues Phar-
NORTHEAST.
fth aud II --IInrua Drug Store
81 1 ia 5aS NJ fa rs@I5&@ ssSs Bradley
North Capitol and I-Kenealy pharmacy.
Fas, aI' 5an and 1'S Sth st-Beouss Pharmacy
9th and East Cap sts.--Lincoin Park Phar-
@";n i and R. I ave collins Pharmacy,
3"S "S LII" n s. sdST P4hnfaSp Rr22a1sgd
.ra g, and p, sGI orTHEtST n ,aIEe,,. Drug Store
S,h and ~ s,s@F. P w@Iicrs rharmacy
+ nG an4 Pa ayeS2,eys Pharmacy Pharmacy
1907 Nichols ave, Anacostia-Healy' Drug
10th St and Va. avc--1e1 hcrt's Pharmacy.
n and and ? .,s-Ian,z I1,,,, BROS s., rn,,or
""' n,rE-3 t2I$lls''A tESTS A ArSs5RpcS' WoRD,
" w.s,;. Minimum chaarss 45c
Help and Situations Wanted.
Lost and Found. ,,.---
Rooms for Rent and Wanted.
'Rs' RaTE oTTsibE t'1sil'F"tnsS Of WASHINGTON.
words to hfAI "a lIa> ESTATE saa ADs m-oimum a,
time ada iine pGr rate j,ne as follows;
! Tines: Tines: 1s% ! &c pcr per Iiac. Iiac:
STsR orrIcE orES rNrL II PM.
must e at Tha Star fo oe he or hDsT Dne Of aa a
rn,ar bTingh offices ny IL M. the DA Y
Evening star., 1926-08-14

FLINT SPORT TOURING, latest. almost
uqs tirss. Wheel @ brakes and several other ex,
tris party taking up Just the unpaia n noIer or
car in. See Mr.. Springman. Peck's Gatase'
O1O1 14fh II n " ALWAYS open. IL
Evening star., 1926-08-14
BUSINESS OPPORTUNITIES.

FOR SALE-Gasoline and general merchan-
disc store doing good business: located on
main road 10 the South: will sell outright
Or. will exchange equity for City properly
Address Box 3S2-M. Star office. ID
PHIIA DELPHIA TEA ROOM, seating go.
attractive best clientele. good Location.
quick sale; owner i'll, Address Box 4fY.M
Star office IL
Evening star., 1926-08-14

mileage 5 balloon tires. seat covers and
several other extras party a11S takl1SS up nst nst
Tor il: trade your ear in See Mr.. Spring
man Pecks Garage, 212l 14th St, NV.
Evening star., 1926-08-14
FOR SALE-MISCELLANEOUS.

VIOLIN for sale--Is especially regraduated
for dance work John F. Auer & son, Slo-
I'm Makers and Repairers. Atlantic l329. II =
II OR MORE ELECTRIC MOTORS from
? to 35 HIP. A. c. single phase. 90 cycle
also lot Of pulleys shafting. hangers and
beltng available after September l. Make
your selection now. Eislnger Mill d Lumber
Evening star., 1926-08-14

YOUNG MAN, coIOred, Tor
night work; must be able to op-
crate all cars. Apply Northwest
Garage. rear 1919 18th st. NV
Evening star., 1926-08-14
STTIATIUNS---NAFE.

AUTO MECHANIC. machuist. Al. years
experience. "eiercnce. oesircs permanent po-
sition: gaFI-e q: service station. ABBY
Evening star., 1926-08-14

FORD COTPES. 1925-Two very good run
ming coupes both reconditioned. guaranteed:
5000 and $3.50. Parkway Motor Co. 1868
Wisconsin ave ODen Sunday.
Evening star., 1926-08-14
HELP-MALE tCont'd).

YOUNG MAN 10 work IN dencalessen soda
fountain. must be experienced; references
1928 st. -
Evening star., 1926-08-14
CRUISING YACHT.
WILL, SACRIFICE.

Bridge deck crulser. 3I II. IOng. ~.
beam Sterling heavy duty motor IN Al
shape, completely overhauled in Spring
1926; controlled from bridge 3oo,ga1, So,;r gas
Deico lighting system with new batteries,
1923; electric fans, etc: fully, foundd, in;
cluding linen and china. etc, sleeps 3 ana
crew 2; l double stateroom l single state
room with upper berth; large dining and
living room with sliding. berths and folding
ship new awnings in 1925, covering whole
boat; two new tenders one 1926 an, and l92S; as,,
lined ample water tanks, complete in every
detail: entire equipment and boat in perfect
Evening star., 1926-08-14
FOR SALE-AUTOMOBILES.
(COntinued.l

ESSEX COACH-S335 buys this 1924. slN-
cylinder bargain and E-Z terms can CAP, oe ar ar
ranged. This car is really IN excellett cor
dition throughout and has excellent tires.
AGan,s Motor Co oO15 18th NV.
Evening star., 1926-08-14

! BOARDING AND ROOMING fOUSE--l2
| rooms weH furnished, all rooms filled; NV,
good location; reasonable rent: paying u
! vest mem. Address Boy 1O-R. Star office. 10
Evening star., 1926-08-14

OAKLAND SEpAN--9Ju cash and ~u1.
weekly payments buys ear that !'"e
pletoly ovcrhquicd. Adams Motor t".
"u15 iith NV
Evening star., 1926-08-14

DURANT COUPE, 4-pass. late model, al
most new. dow mileage. bumpers front and
rear: several other extras; car looks like il
lust the unpaid notes S398, l2 months TO
pay for IL: trade your car in. See Mr.
Springman. Pect's Garage. 21"i 1ith st.
INV Always open. IL
Evening star., 1926-08-14
FOR SALE-AUTOMOBiLES.

HuPP 1928 TOCRlNG-rht5 = the
in dandy Share all all over is:' ,htar i, SIS
bring in yoqr Ford trade. Stcrrett & Fleui'
Go 6G56 o8"pe"1 opan etan.nS+ a sni 9j' Sanj4vs
CLUB sEEnAN. late ~, m
Can he seen at 1432 Crittenicn st. nv.
HUPMOBILE TOURING, 1872 sory low
mileage; car in excellent ,,naditinn. @..s >,
Gardner touring $50 StesCrs Garter ~.
Md ave. ne. Line. rs -
HUPMoPILE cLUB SEDAN. late ~.
new: owner VIII parrifi'c sur . au,rk sac.
Can be seen at SlS oth st. ne
{1RDAG ,FAmo,, rLrE 1cv F%f " nst fpsgi f,ia-
front aud rear several other extras JIr.y
taken up just the unpaid NOTES, Sda7: J
See See Mr.. RtcRetis. R't Pcci; 5 Garage. @1ei 1lta
ST. NV. Always omen. -
LINCOLN e., = and pass se'lnS, 1879 Ht
payncpt Tayn" "a f see fas Nr' Hacs 9@ ii5s caaa
MARM0N 5-pAsS. DE LINE SEDAN. -.
The ear is perfcet event tar paint W.
have & II painted 3s per haysF d',Fe
Conn ave. NV. or North ,;;5St. and .arra0e..
ST 80. painted Tr.hers and deaie.r.-- rr..l
MAXWELL T0CRING-s2!73 snd + z tern
harrn, hanon; iehadinteI 2 Snt mas new
NJ ml.p5,t;1, 80 - - ~ -,
latest model: bu5o itosh s sor,t t,>- CO.,
- 600. fins is really "a y,n1t4. ',,I i,r, s,-
only ST 80 on easy TENS vi,b yIu~ ~,
as part payment. -" t'r. H.. '1r','
.al's,,'.'',i. - : 2''t.' '''
MOON ROADSTER I'M '.Eh' i"|l.- 'r
rage. Fr. 5000, 49,
EASH tAkkiplst-~,,'. .uH on tlr Mt!'-, ~. .''
id I9"i,nd nj vt|n~ MIX fE,e'I' C3 iGfi III $, t
foHo r. < L. open evenings ANA ''".''SS. go.
Evening star., 1926-08-14

SO new Il is stil stIff ,l,I.fone D1tro: Eai-
looms; lust like buying = brand-ucw ",r
right off the showroom floor at Il bl- 70
duction; on easy terms. with your ear
part payment. See Mr. Hines. 1I"2 Conn.
ave Nam 2OSO
Evening star., 1926-08-14

FORD ROADSTER. I924-No. l condition;
new Goodyear tires. many extras. 800
1n220 LILO q
Evening star., 1926-08-14

OVERLAND TOURING lo":t-G .nI AT
pearancc and runs nicely. ~lu0. Park way
Motor Co.. 1865 Wisconsin ave. Open sun
Evening star., 1926-08-14

owner retiring offers old established auto
reparn and an9 al 3psnGin Veil
%ftsd "r % Of Sf @ nan eash a1tesf 'rfg on
a net profit of over S:2i 900 per year and, is
SeaG broars @ oeaF or ' rePs For
ollce -- '.-, '.(,.-''-- ..---,..-0 -
GROCERIES AND MEATS.
S125,OOO YEARLY BUSINESS.
INCLUDING building TTifR TR 5,ro'om apt above
hast has placed this business With us for sale at
a price that should sell it quickly y =, The
sTc a1e agq erms sp can abe be ranged epd % Nct odv
los. A. HERBERT & SONS,
NJ. 1890 1913 18th St. NV.
FOR NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS..
6Ah 55acS SAEE5ASF I5sJ R g5 5lEn 'ss4 s. fsS4
BED ana springs. double, So peots cot iars /, s
St, near Waldorf ave- Capitol Heights To-
RqoKf M Knrdi 3ha beoSs2 n a0 G9nft sn
fer Bldg eth St. Publishers Brokers.
BUSINESS, VIOLIN for sale-7Is especially z ally
@ Tor ance aces woTf and Repspers Ht
DAVENPORT, chars and table; sseri flee at at
saRday, s1Rd E091 Apt. 'cHpt.l%io 504 aiao st st D m
dG1N ta6d. china Closet 's No Il, isoo st.
partment. Columbia 9G79. To-.
RNITURE-Mahogany dining room. also
walnut bedroom furniture. 500 Emerson St
FuRNITURE-Dning room set for $375;
1 st. Sc. Art 8 lincoln 4365-J. 16.
FURNITURE AND RUGs:-Must vacate
hs r6o hy 4Gs $50 s5ed dnn sue S@Pfse @ wn
nut bedroom suite, s35; odd chairs dresser,
a4sS a4s&S 1sth h1 st. NV. NV Open pen 10 pm is.
tahIe ShiffoniGr fn3.h
chairs Apt 401 11O1 Euclid st.
URNITURE--Mahogany secretary, $50:
new bed dayenpordt SS7 dlSshhes Sh ti rug hsds W
1884 Conn. ave. L.
GAS RANGES. ,new and slightly used, all
fe fs fanss eaa hnf pgfe J. WV
500 tith NV. Main 2as6. II"
| HOUSEHOLD FURNITURE Tor sale; also
lot Of canary birds. 1885 Monroe st; NV,
LIVING ROOM SUITE, ,.s-piece, tapestry,
Sdo WsG ,, ca3lnet Slo a oval 5Eq mlfpor' $40
LUMBER. mostly heavy pieces, 2x1os, etc,
! used in scafolding succeed house; some
lighter pieces. Call Cleye. 4389. To-
MOTOR BOAT. $500: completely equipped,
81 fect long: raised deck cabin See Stew
ard Corinthian Yacht Club IS"
., ,ta-715 ~ 10 :, ,o;Io, 41,IIv
Boat H@Hsd to 5h ad s WadE E2sFn s W.
See lack Donaldson. No reasonable offer
refused l5S
\ N15rI0\AT CaSu PFC TGTFR connIete in
Strobel Motor Co, 1425 Irving St. NV. -.
/! ,.0 Iy0T Chc9n sIjChtIv IIse1 selling on
/ nnnHDt ~ rarn1,odejina' in nnrfect order:
, ~ l5I7351-IS0 ,Nn TAN antomatic I7ao
| \ :. y " Frank 1863. 16.
/
Evening star., 1926-08-14

OVERLAND SEDAN. IHtc WuurI. tNe sNIi'-
low mileage. / new t!"r,. H"W pant IuH ,tI
several extras. party takiu- Gn just th" '.n
paid notes S244 - months to pay tur i',
trade your ear in SOC Mr.. ~piiu@7i1r.
Peck's Garage. &l@1 I4th 81. NV. Ava =
Evening star., 1926-08-14

OAKLAND COTPE-S3o5 takes t4t- "-,s--
ear that has tetn 'omnl"t"'y ,"vnFh
repainted and has rev tires Nuu~ 90 ''
trade anil F-Z terms A,!ins Oakllu5 e.
VOLS IN \ W
Evening star., 1926-08-14

REO-Beautifut sport model. r.rny extra
mlleaEc 1000, party leaving town. : 7
Bates st. NV tsa
Evening star., 1926-08-14

YOUNG MAN, about Is years,
to do billing and clerical work
in office. Address Box AR
Star office.
Evening star., 1926-08-14

FORD 1-TON CHASSIS. new tires, solid
tires on rear: $50: guaranteed 80 days:
ferms Open Sunday 8 80 to 80. Robey
LOO l. ST IL ".
Evening star., 1926-08-14

PAIGE SEDAN. 1926, drinoHstrttor-->.'
SIS 10th st ne
Imperial Valley press., 1926-04-28
Balantyne Given
Rousing Welcome

John Balantvuc. supreme chanccl
lor of the Knights Of Pythjas, was
given rousing greeting bv valley
mcmbcrs of the order ON the occa.
sion of an official visit here last
night.
Nccomuauicd Lv 2 party Of prom
incut California PythiauS, mcludiug
officers of the grand lodge, the Su-
urcmc chancellor arrived hero from
san Diego late in the afternoon and
was greeted hv officers of the To-
cal Pvthiaus, including Ralph Noycc
master Al arms for the California
grand lodge.
~ 7:30 = banquet was rendered
The djStinnishtd visitor in the Bar
bara Worth hotcl the dining room
hciu4 well filled with notable Pv-
thiauS from various parts OF South
cn California.
Following the banquet there was
aU omen meeting for PytbianS and
PN'hiau Sisters at the hall of the
'"d"" n Fifth and Main streets
'U The course Of the meeting the Su-
prone chancellor gave an cloaurrr
talk on the history and work Of ia"
order, in which he paid solcudid
tribute 10 'bc work of California
ivthia"s in providing hosuitaIila-
'.on for sick mcmbrr~ of the order
and in erecting buildiugS for tte
.ar" Of widows and orphans of de-
rca~cd Prfhians.
Imperial Valley press., 1926-04-28
Indian Yields TO
Power of Press

YOSEMITE, Calf, April oS.-
Even the Indian has yielded TO the
power Of the press.
Several weeks ago members of the
local Indian tribe began learning
the iog-twistmg, bodv-Shaking Char
lc>tou FROM the S4ndav magazine
sections. They danced to the tame
u an old war drum.
Savage vets Of their forcfathcrS.
long in Scmi-diScard. were revidcd
for the "crasion to replace the mus
ic of modern popular composers.
just as the rrvcrbcrating roar Of
Yosemite Fails WAS beginning 10 be
rivalod hv stamping feet Of thc
du>Ey warriors in their nightly
( tharicNtou contest along came moro
sections describing a phv-
<icaI danger involved iu tho Char.
lestou.
Wow The poor Indian must re.nrn
10 'hr conservative dance Of his
i8feta'lcrs.
Imperial Valley press., 1926-04-28
coy MAKES 500 PER CENT
IN YEARS HOG RAISING

HANTTVTT IT, Neb., NpriI %
Aftrr Il year : experience in hog
raising. Hans NELSON. local farm
hoy. has decided what his life work
Is going to be-.
h"rrowing 500, Iians purchased Il
brood SOW and Joined pig club. At
tie ciosc Of the YEAR, Hans had re.
ceived S2dl from hogs sold aud had
on hand the sow and five 80 pound
hogs valued At $50, making his an
hpal return >5ol from the 500 in.
NrStmcnt.
When Hans record was proclaim
cd a new state record, his father
PLACED him in charge Of. his large
swine herd.
Imperial Valley press., 1926-04-28
BOBBED HAIR A PROBLEM
TO YOUNG GIRL OF CHINA

SHANGHAI. April -. 7. Aah or
not 70 hob, Is 1hr pcrDIr>.u- que>-
lion hcfoeo 'hc tnlna f."'pcr> ii to-
day.
The youHE ladv Of China aud
Shanghai in rarticular, where >tvlr
: >et. has been confronted by the
problem which confronted the west
,fn ladies of three and four yearS
ago. To them it is Il national rs we'll
Is personal affair, for they have The
customs and inhibition> Of centuries
Ia overcome.
Imperial Valley press., 1926-04-28
Boy Scouts Give
Clever Program

Troop II members put ON clever
program which furnished the enter
tainmcnt at a meeting of the boy
/ scout court of honor, which was held
at the Elks hall last night. In ad
! dltion to the program, a number Of
awards were given and promotions
made.
Included in the program was n
group of tumblmg and acrobatic
| stunts, in which Jimmie Rcedv
Davis Wvnnc, sherman Eldridgc
BRYAN WiIloughbv and Roy Sweeney
took part. Jimmie Rcedy played the
role of u clown in Il realistic and
tion of Scoutmastcr phi Reynolds,
who is one Of the new scout leader,
troop II is doing -.lc work.
Dr. Norman f.. Dupont presided us
chairman Of tn" court. Judge Frank
lin j. Cole and Hugh T. Osborne,
members Of the court, were also pre-
sent. ScoutmaStrrs attending were
Earl J. Rodin" and Ralph Reynolds.
The following awards and promo.
tions were given by the court:
Troop :; Leonard Grey. first class:
Gene Schrcucr, camping; Robert
l'mnNton. automohilIng, scholar, hip;
Albert Weber. camping.
Troop "A: Jimmie Recdy, crafts
manship, personal health, athletics;
Davis Wynnc, athletics. scholar
ship, personal health; Roy Sweeney,
art; Bryan Willoughbv, second class.
Troop l6: Roy Busby, Robert Va
msck, Joe Chavinc, second class.
Troop 2l: Arnold Mattson, swim
ming, tircmanShip; Kenneth Mason,
carpentry, first aid TO animals; Al
bert Blunt, fircmamship.
Troop -: fvcrt Moline. first aid.
Imperial Valley press., 1926-04-28
Lothario' of Army NEXT FRIDAY WILL
Being Investigated BE- LADIES' NIGH
Confined frcm Page y

(t0ntlunCd fr"m Page ~
Vile |. Clampiti 5 Weekend eNcur-
sion to Santa Cruz, an outing which
began tamclv enough. but wound up
o1 the trout pages.
Investigators Yesterday tuoka full
statement from \. II. Pope, clerk
at The st. George hotel Pope was
dashiHg Young army chaplain, regis
tered as William \. Jones. = Pope
has stated that Clones asked for
q room connecting in that Of = Mrs.
ileicu Jones.
investigators also quest ioucd
other hotel attaches. as we'll rs
Ciampit, $ father and aunt. who live
in Santa cruz.
The prc~cncr Of Clampitt ANA an.
"lhcr man : wife. both mdcr rs
>murd names. ou the same floor Of
the ~"'a, hu'rl ,,"~ disclosed when
ie>ep5 Tahrr. d" NJ. ucicu Jones g"
husband. aud Mrs. iIr!cn" Scddon
t Nan frauri>co down on the guest
reg .strr carly sunday morning.
Tic army -, invest CATION is to dc.
tefmiae whether ne affair W.
iui't On p.rr coiariGroc,' or ac.a.i
intention.