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Evening star., 1928-02-13
Hamburg With Spaghetti.

Boil half a pound ot spaghetti. in
salted water, Chop fine two clores Of
garlic, one nedium-siz onion. and one
green pepper. and fry in one-half q
cup!ul Of olive oil until tie ofir7yl is n
DARK brown, Add one can Of tomato
coup, enc tablespoonful Of worcester
shire sauce. Gre tcaspoontul Of salt
and dash of red p@pper and papr.Ea
and let come 10 a boil. Then beat III
half cupfui Of cheese. add half a can
Of corn, then the spaghetti. and last one
pound Of hamburg to which has been
added a little water 10 prevent humps
Boil for five minutes, stirring constant
y. This dish can be served right away
or sealed for future use
Evening star., 1928-02-13
Marble Cookies.

For these tasty cookies YOU Will ne"d
three and oae~naN cnpfuls Of Slf,ed
-four. tlirce teaspoonflla of baklrp
powder. one cUpful Of sugar. three
fouFths cupfui Of shortening. two eggs,
whites and yoIkH beaten separately, a
pinch Of salt. and one~fouftn cuptnl Of
milk MIX the same ~ for cake. then
separate the dough, putting half in an
other bowl. 10 onc-hnlf The dough add
the finely chopped rind of one orange.
10 the other half add two ounces ot
melted chocaiate. Save nne-f -fointh cup
tui a -four ~ add 10 tn" white dough
after the juice of the orange has been
added. Wo!k the mixtures together
slightly. roll very Thin. cut. THEN bake in
ii quick oven.
Evening star., 1928-02-13
Refining Coarse Skin.

While the fad for mud packs that
were all the rage few years ago seems
to have subsidized somewhat. this sort Of
facial treatment has proved It's worth
In certain cases. The want of It's popu-
larity has. believe been caused by its
too general applications. Some skins are
better off without mud packs, but there
are other types that are greatly bene-
fitted thereby.
Among the latter are the rough, oily
skins of coarse texture that are subject
to 'whiteheads." For the enlightenment
Of my readers who may not know what
'Whitoheads" arc. let me say that it is
a term applied to tiny white pimples
that form under the skin The scientific
name for them Is ''lnilia." They usually
come on the upper parts of the cheeks
beneath the eyes, and are more preva-
lent after 25 than before that age.
The complexion of the type We are
discussing needs daily regular care in
addition to weekly or scmiWeekly
pack. Every night before bedtime the
skin should be cleanscd thoroughly, first
with cleansing cream and then with
soap and warm water. After rinsing of
every vestige Of The lather i'll clean
warm water. bathc the face in hot and
cold water alternately for. several min-
utcS. finishing up with a cold rinse. Dry
the skin we'll and pat on a skin tonic
The mud pack should be applied after
the skin has been cleansed. A quickly
made pack is composed of one table
spoonful of fuller's earth, two table
spoontuls almond cor oat) meal, three
drops Of tincture of benZoin and enough
OF witch hazel to make a thin paste.
Spread this mixture evenly over the skin
and allow it to remain until dry. Rinse
1t of thoroughly with tepid water. dry
and pat on skin lotion such as the
following: Is grains zinc sulphocarbo-
late, , drains 90 per cent alcohol. dram
glycerin, y ounces orange flower water,
enough rose water ttriplc) to make 3
ounces of lotion. Add a few drops Of
Evening star., 1928-02-13
To Clean a Velour Hat.

Scrub a small portion of the hat at
one time, using 4 nail brush, warm
water and carpet soap. being careful
not TO set the hat too wet. Then rinse
Wl.l2 warm water and rub with a cloth.
always working with a circular motion
W2ea you have cleaned every part Of
,lle hat, stuT 1t with soft paper to
keep it III shape While 1t dries. When
thoroughly dry brush it to restore the
sn2oo;hneSs Of the pie. You can clean
hats that look faded ard the color will
be much brighter.
Evening star., 1928-02-13

Compilations of this sort should receive
as much. if not more. attention than
delicate, fair skins do since the latter
arc beautiful, to begin with A dark
skin can be as lovely in its way as light
complexion, provided it Is smooth and
free from preycntable blemishes like
blackheads or miia.
We must not forget that the condi-
ton Of the digestive tract is reflected
in the complexion. Constipation and
indigestion give the skin a sallow. un-
healthy look. For this reason correct
diet and regular elimination Of waste
products from the body should be part
OF milady's beauty program.
Evening star., 1928-02-13

fCopygiSilt. iaHS, J
Evening star., 1928-02-13

ZEN 10 take orders III established route: 81
,rt day and hCnus at start. Apply Room
Evening star., 1928-02-13
Baked Banana Snonge.

Cover the bottom q. fiat baking
dish with small sponge cakes or lady
fingers. Place on these layer of
whole bananas and sprinkle them gen.
ercuS.y with sugar. then with the juice
OF an orange or lemon. and lastly with
chopped nuts or coc0rut Bake for
about IS minutes III moderate oven
and serve with whipped cream or a
custard sauce favored with orange.
Evening star., 1928-02-13
Sweet Potato Candy.

This Is eaten in Japan rs We eat pop
corn here. II Is easy 10 make. Boz.
sweet potatoes in the Usual way, then
mash them. Then roll into little balls
Toss into boiling -and-vater
S!rup and Let them brown. Take out
with SKINNER and let cool. They
become brittle This is good pure
candy for children.
Evening star., 1928-02-13
MILADY BEAUTIFUL
cochineal to color the liquid pink II
BY LOIS LEEDS.

cochineal to color The liquid pink II
desired.
Skins of this type are usually dingy
or sallow in color, SO a lemon bleaching
cream Is often needed to clear them up.
This cream may be used to massage the
skin after the nightly cleansing. before
the hot and cold water treatment is
given. After the skin is dry put on some
Of the sulphocarbolate lotion described
above and let it remain overnight.
Some people inherit coarse. dark
skin, but lack Of proper care makes it
look worse than it would otherwise.
Evening star., 1928-02-13

FORMER EMPLOY EES
who desire work Tor the An
niversary Sale should register
III the Employment Office, 9th
Floor.
NOODWARD & lOllIROP.
Evening star., 1928-02-13
Sal I.NAItt\ WANTED

Statesmen WANTED,
IIlREE IllGll GRADE
RE.Al. ESTATE SAlESAlE\
ARE. WANTED 10 SELL
OVER ONE HUNDRED
NEW HOMES, SALESMtN
MUST HE or THE ALERT.
ENERGETIC, GO O~GETffk
L y IT. kEllARlE AND
r S'rW q K / II \. AND
MUST HAVE THEIR OWN
CARS. WITH THE or
.rOkIUNlII OFFERED IN
TilIS OFFICE. SAl.fSMEN
SHOULD EARN 5000 TO
$1,000 PER YEAR. Aprl.N
SALES NJ \ \ \ 4 L K. MIR.
TODD,
THE JOSEPH SHAPING CO.
illo EYE Sc. NV.
MAIN Sp4o.
Evening star., 1928-02-13

A new evening wrap Of white ermine
made by one of the furriers in Paris is
fastened at the front With long cords
and tassels hanging from the collar.
which fits closely around the neck. OF
course, it does suggest bath robe. but
that makes it only the more amusing,
Evening star., 1928-02-13
S275 PER MONTH
SALARY

Plus commission is open 10 the
man we want. We must have
branch managers developed
within the next 90 DAYS.
II YOU are that man, neither
time nor money will be spared
10 develop YOU. Ii YOU can
qualify. you will be connected
with the largest manufacturers
in the world in this specific field.
Direct selling experience given
preference. but not demanded.
For further information see
MIR. PARKER.
1910 Vermont Ave.
Room 111. Denrike Bldg.
Evening star., 1928-02-13
WA<TEn-~~AGTNTS

10 rtEf Madame tsussV hlsh.Class line ~
Preparations III every beauty shop and har-
tseF shna IN Nash}nSson lse wires cttlx sal
atv and teum1&>ion tsli Potomac SAa6
Evening star., 1928-02-13
Willie Willis
-
IN EtfBEkT CULLEN.

II wish 1t was warm weather all the
time or else Mamma wasn't SO fierce
about this bath business
Evening star., 1928-02-13
Statesmen.
.T.A\SRTRGII & BRO.

~-~ant two n,er for their Hoover depart
9neus married nlen reterrs~: must have car
pleasant ar4f proitahia WORK tn good fu
ture Arniv employ rrrut Office. 3rd Noor
Tuesday only Il tn ! " ~
Evening star., 1928-02-13
II i\

Man NJ neat appearance 10 80 spsf'1l
work throu-h ore ~ WASHINGTON leading
department stores. opportunity for advance
meni-
ASK FOR MR. HAwk<W0RTF
Evening star., 1928-02-13
HELP--MALE.


AMATEURS SINGERS, dancers banjo and
sax players. others: also professional talent.
Aprly the Fox studio. s11 18th 81. n.w:
ASSISTANT CREDIT MANAGER-Mus
knew city and have car. ABBY 1"o 7th St
Roy. White. for dfhcatessen store, expert
en"cf ON soda fountain: references required.
! ~" {, Il. nv:
kuowledse of tres; must have car. 3i3o
IAN -. n ". -
NfN 10 take ORDERS IN csfahlIshcd route: 81
pr. day and hcnus at start. Apply Room
NEN--Free course II lie Insurance sales
nanship for nlsn Of edu.ation, Earn RI. while rd..
t5rtIars. af,Ires, Boy s6:x. Star otIIce.
NTN-~., saiary aud commission 10 start:
married mrn ureferrcd. Room 2i6 insurance
Rld=. After : pm. 10
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HeTlth steam Cnoi<er. S39s: experience un-
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RfAL ESTATE Statesmen. :. with cars:
general hf"kera<e prospect. furnisns1 ;1 ,,,,, fx
sflcccssffll experience other lines considered
drawing accounts nased upon results pro.
duoed. showaItcr Realty Co, 1903 Vermont
SATEsN FS-F1II '1mo- $50 week Snaran.
,eeI:. sse Mr., N.ormandy. roon s.3 Albee
SALE>MEN--Po-s TO make 500 or nllcor,ee
Room 3ot n07 5,h s..
TAXi DRIVER colored wanted. 35c on he
W0RSTRs for onr saIc@ 3ensr;mcn'. two,
consultations: call Monday between and 3,
Tuesday between and =. Cons Gas Iron
~. 5ls Icnl'er Eldg.. 1th q At ~ {, Nv
Evening star., 1928-02-13
WA<TEn-~S.AI.ESNEN.

WANTEn~~Exper4es,'ed hunter ana t,,uiinS
material salesman With auko- nAl1Nnauv All,
y~ttiasa pyaAturt, thEtAtS nnrulatea exStu~
sivu territory vuIuut ss3Au t4s!S Win eNttenaa
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Evening star., 1928-02-13

and to the French woman this element
ot the amusing IS always an important
c1s Il fashion.
Tassels are used in various ways TO
trim some Q. the new fTocks: sometimes
there is a series o. sinai. taSsels IL
Evening star., 1928-02-13

HOY. white. for deicatessen store, exDeri
nnccd ON soda fountain: references required.
IL. L. II
Evening star., 1928-02-13

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Evening star., 1928-02-13

MAN experienced salesman with some
knowledge Of tires: mist have car. 3l3o
Imperial Valley press., 1928-07-24
Many Attend
Poole Funeral

Funeral service for Jeff Poole,
80, was held from Lemons funeral
chapel at 10 o'clock this morning
the FL Centre Lodge of Eagles hav-
ing charge of the ceremony.
The body lay in state at the
chapel throughout the morning and
was surrounded by many floral con
tributionS. +. a. Blankenship, act
ing worthy president, was in charge
of the service this morning. Appro-
pirate selections were rendered by
Miss Julia FOnconnon. The
ritual was read and the body was
then taken to the Evergreen Gene
tcry where burial was made. Mem
hers of the lodge acted as pallbcar-
ers.
Poole was employed at the Hush
man garage on Main street up until
Tuesday OF last week when he was
suddenly stricken i'll and was rusl!-
ed to the Ell Centre hospital where
lie died Saturday night. The de-
ceased is survived by his parents,
Mr.. and Mrs. James Poole Of Reno.
New, and two brothers. jess and
Bob Poole, both of FL Centre. The
latter. residing temporarily in
hlngsburg, was here for the funeral.
Imperial Valley press., 1928-07-24
W. c. T. u. WILL
HOLD CONVENTION
AFTER ELECTION

EVANSTON, ILL.,, July 24.-Of-
ficcrs of the Women's Christian
Temperance Union have issued a call
for national convention of the
organization to be held in Boston,
November IA to %, it was announced
here today.
In sending out the call, the ma
tional officers of the w. C, T. I.
said:
"'The convention will follow the
November election. Let us all pray
and work to the end that when W"
meet we will meet to celebrate the
triumph of prohibition endorsed by
the ballots of men and women who
really believe that prohibition is
the best method of dealing with the
hquor traffic.
1--WE will need, however, what
ever the result, to meet and plan
for great campaign of education,
for increased organization, that we
may secure for our government full
benefit of a great and good law
Imperial Valley press., 1928-07-24
No Mourning At
Terry Funeral
ny United Press Leased Wire

LlTTLEHYTHE, Eng, July "a
Through an arch of hayrakes, pitch
forks and shepherds croolJ, the
body of Dame Ellen Terry, last of
the group of great Victorian actress
es, was taken from the village
church today. At Dame Ellen S re-
quest, mourners wore their gayest
clothes during the funeral services
Dame Ellen Terry's last wish had
been for 'gloomless service. Con-
sequently there was no sign of
mourning. Women in the congrega-
tion wore summer frocks and car
ried brightly colored sunshades.
Men wore colored suits and soft
hats.
Shirt -sleeved hay workers left the
fields nearby and as the body was
carried from the church they raised
their rakes and forks to make an
arched passage. Shepherds, with
crooks. were intersperscd among hay
workers.
A motor hearsc. took the body to
Golders Green, London, for crema-
tion, and the ashes were sent to st.
Paul S church, Convent Garden,
known as the actors church. where
they will be on view for public tri-
butte until tomorrow.
Imperial Valley press., 1928-07-24
Repeal of Boxing
Law Is Sought

SACRAMENTO, July 24.-RepcaI
Of California; S prize fight law
which finances the California state
veterans home at Iountvillc. Is
sought under the first initiative
measure TO qualify for the Novcm.
Der election ballot here last night.
Petitions from San Francisco. Los
Angeles, Riverside, Orange, San
Mateo, San Bcnito, Placer and Yolo
counties bore total of 94,j33 sig.
natures or 300 more than needed
10 qualify the measure.
This measure, it is expected, will
provoke nearly as hot battle at
the general election as the rpappor
tionment referendum. With Ameri,
can Legion, cX-servicc men 5 and
veterans organizations mastering
their forces TO keep the law on the
statute books, an equally powerful
drive is being made by churches,
women 5 clubs and other societies
To abolish professional boxing in the
state forever.
Imperial Valley press., 1928-07-24
Baby Drowned
In Small Pond

LOS ANGELES, July 24.-Some-
one left the gate open, so httle
Frederick Raymond Doll lS months
old, todded into the next door
neighhor IS yard to play.
He fell into fish pond scarcly
foot deep. Mrs. Myrtle Doll went
to search for her child and found
the boys body face downward in
the pond.
Imperial Valley press., 1928-07-24
Alpine To Have
New Sanitorium

Work on the new Alpine sanatori.
um has been completed and the in.
stitution opened for the use of pa.
tients. The place is located about
20 miles east of San Diego il Alpine
Heights, which is on the DeheSa
road, one block south of the main
highway.
DR.. Roelf Barkcma, a tubercular
specialist with experience and train
ing in Europe and America, is in
charge of the institution. He is as
sisted ly a staff of graduate nurses.
\ number of the leading physicians
Of San Diego are among the con
sultants in their various specialties.
The location Of the sanatorium is
said to be ideal because of the eli
mate, the freedom from dust and
sand storms and the crisp refreshing
air.
Imperial Valley press., 1928-07-24
Excellent Cotton
Crop Predicted

Reports of a bumper cotton crop
in the south end OF the valley were
substantiated yesterday when Frank
Mills, foreman of the Colorado River
Land company, brought in samples
of cotton grown in the lower val
ley this season. With the heavy
acreage of cotton and excellent crop
Calexico and Mexicali are expected
TO prosper as they have not pros
rered for several years.
Much in evidence on the plants is
the fact that the bottom crop, the
middle and top crop are uniform and
nothing has interferred with the
growth or development of the plants
since they started to grow. There
are no sickly sections apd some of
the largest bolls are approaching
the time for bursting. According to
expert cotton men, long season
is in prospect.
Imperial Valley press., 1928-07-24
By JACQUES D'ARMAND
United Press Special Correspondent

Copyright 1928 by United Press
LOS ANGELES, July 24.-Ameri-
can interests, which have invested
millions of dollars in agricultural
development at Navojoa and
Cajeme in the fertile Yaqui and
Mayo valleys on the west coast of
Mexico today are concerned over
prospects for future development,
following the assassination of Gen
eral Alvaro Obregon, late president
elect of Mexico.
Obregon, whose home was in the
valley of the Yaqui river near
Cajeme, had begun the development
/ of thousands of aacres of land in
the two valleys. and had been fol
lowed by Americans, principally
from California.
Millions of dollars has been in
vested. During the last two years
the exports of garbanzos, rice,
beans, hemp and other crops had
built Cajeme and Navojoa up from
small Yaqui Indian Villages into
important bustling towns, more
Americans in aspect than any 9th.
ers in Mexico.
Now this development on the
! Obregon properties is the subject Of
great speculation on the part of
Americans because of the terms Of
| the president s will filed a
few days ago in Mexico City. I'm
| der the term of the will Obregon s
entire estate is to be liquidated, all
property unencumbered is to be sold
and the residue turned over to his
widow.
The major portion of the land
supposed to be owned by Obregon
was in reality held under five
year lease with an option to pur
chase at the end of that time and
it is not believed the unencumbcr-
cd portion of the estate will amount
to more than a few thousand dol
lars. Obregon, it was known, had
counted on his next term as presi-
dent to secure favorable legislation
and appropriation for future devel
opment. American interests in the
territory felt secure for the next six
Xears for that reason.
Now with Obregon gone and with
no man in sight willing or able to
continue the Obregon program of
agricultural development, the Ameri.
Among the development projects
sponsored by Obregon was the on
largement and extension of the Rio
Imperial Valley press., 1928-07-24
Safest Way to
Stop Pain

II is not necessary TO take heart de.
pressing drugs or dope of any kind to
relieve nerve torture caused by neuritis.
neuralgia sciatica or rheumatism. Just
apply Tysmol over the port that hurts
and see how quickly you will be free
from discomfort.
I Tysmol is a soothing, healing absor-
bent that goes in through the pores
and drives out inflammation which has
settled in the nerves. The minute you
rub it on you can feel It beginning to
relieve. Pains and aches soon stop.
congestion is removed, and soreness
and inflammation gradually disappear.
Although Tysmoi is put up especially
for nerve pain and inflammation. sM-
ferers have found it equally good for
taking the misery out of stiff, swollen
or aching joints. Also fine for lame
back and muscular soreness. Pleasant,
harmless and easy to use. Don't fail to
try It II you want genuine, lasting re-
lief. You get a liberal supply for 81 at
any drug store. Always in stock at
CLEMENT DRUG STORE.
Imperial Valley press., 1928-07-24
Local Youth In
Military School

nelous Cox, nephew of Mr.. and
Mrs NJ. o. King of 500 Main street,
FL Centre, is now cadet at tho
San Diego Army and Navy Acad.
emy and is taking a leading part in
the field military exercises as well
as the recreational and class room
work at the institution.
Cadet Cox commenced his work
at the academy at the opening OF
the summer session early in July
and it is probable that he will con,
tinue there during the fall term
starting September 60.
The academy is officially recog,
nized by the L. S. War department,
which sometime ago authorized the
establishment of Junior K. @. T.
{. unit there. The academy is also
recognized as the largest school Of
its kind west of the Mississippi. A
regular army officer is ON duty
there.
Imperial Valley press., 1928-07-24
Come And Bring
Your Own Coffin

Radio returns of the world 5
heavyweight championship fight
between Gene TunnGv and TOM
Heeney 10 toe held in New York
city Thursday night will be avail
able to III Ccrtrans through the
courtesy Of Bert Lemons.
" Bert = is both radio enthusiast
as we'll as fight follower, doing
odd jobs such as being coroner and
undertaken in his spare time He has
Just obtained some new loud speaker
Instruments and has invited fans to
help him Listen III = Thursday
night.
The program will be carried on
in the chapel which provides seat.
ing room for approximately 100
persons.
Imperial Valley press., 1928-07-24
OBREGON'S DEATH MAY HAMPER
EVELOPMENTS ON WEST COAST

Yaqui Diversion Development for
irrigation, a 40-mile graded and
ballasted highway between Navojoa
and Cajeme and other enterprises.
The district last season exported to
the United States more than 5000
ears of agricultural products, prin-
cipally garbanzos, or Mexican chic
peas and tomatoes.
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