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Imperial Valley press., 1928-12-26
MEXICAN REBELS KILLED

MEXIcO CITY, Dee. 2G.-Elcven
rebels were killed in battle with
federal troops near Guadalajara, the
Guadalajara correspondent Of La
Prcnsa reported today. The report
said the battle occurred 3 miles from
the city.
Imperial Valley press., 1928-12-26

Try Steven s Coffee Cream. High
grade and heavy enough to whip.
steven : Dairy. Phone S707R5. adv
Imperial Valley press., 1928-12-26
Centro Hatchery

w. Commercial St.. block west of imperial Ave
Chix from Accredited and Blood Tested Flocks.
VIII hatch your own eggs for $40o per hundred
Phone 662
Imperial Valley press., 1928-12-26
AcetyIene Welding General Machine Work

Cylinder Grinding Boring. Piston Grinding, fly
Wheel ring gears. Pumps and Tractor work. Bicycles
and Novelties Wilson Machine Shop, 1922 Main
St Phone 40-J
Imperial Valley press., 1928-12-26
Building Materials WHITING Mead Co.

Plurbinc, Paints Hardware Wall Poard. Evervthine
for building Office and Yard 400 West Main st.
Phone SO
Imperial Valley press., 1928-12-26
0ptometrist--Dr. Norman E. Dupont

Scientific exanin ations Glasses fitted Lenses dup
Heated Snecializing chidrpns eyes crossed eyes
end muscular cases. 115 So. 9Th, two doors north of
Post Office Phone 384
Imperial Valley press., 1928-12-26
Gas Fitting Wilkinson & Emerson

Renairs and iOhbng promptly attended To- ~ Centro
office 1873 No 9Th - Phone 45-J. Brawcy office PIP
d ST. Phone o63
Imperial Valley press., 1928-12-26
AUTO EIectricians--WiIIord Batteries
Auto Radiator & Sheet Metal Work
Croprie Cleaners end Overs

Quality Work = Excellent Call and Delivery Service
Dressed Well Means Pressed Well.' 1873 North
9th ST. Phone 373
New Britain herald., 1928-04-10

many famous singers including Mines. Charles Cahier, Julie Claus sen, Nanette Guilford May Peterson, Joan Ruth and Marie Sundclius, all of the Metropolitan opera house. Joint recital tours have been made with Lillian Gustafson and others.
 AS an organist he attracted wide spread attention several years ago when he won the coveted diploma of the Fellowship Of the American Guild of Organists, the highest de- gree obtainable in the organ playing world. He was undoubtedly the youngest organist who gained this distinction. Other notable appear ances outside or New York include q recital on the largest organ in the world at tho Philadelphia Sesgui- Centennial exposition, and also performance at the cathedral of Up sala university. Sweden, where he was guest organist. laying under the patronage of the distinguished Bishop of Sweden, Right Rev. Nathan SoderbIom.
 The Ipsala Glec club. composed of o4 college men selected aft,t. competitive try-outs, is making a two weeks tour Of the New England states giving a total of 15 concerts. The Glee club will be assisted by Miss Margaret Olsen, of New York city, one Of Americas 8 finest oratorio singers.
New Britain herald., 1928-04-10
SKULL FRACTURED

Greenfield, Mass, April 1o.-(Pl- Thrown to the ground by a moving freight car, C. F. Tucker, 47, of Montpelier, Nt.. suffered a fracture Of the skull yesterday when tho heavy iron jack he was carrying on hls shoulder fell on his head. Tuck CT, employed by a bridge construc- ton company. had stopped behind the car 10 shift his load while cross Ing the Boston X Maine tracks near the Millers Falls station. The loco motive backed up and Tucker was knocked down, but not run over. At the Franklin county hospital to- night his condition was described as critical
New Britain herald., 1928-04-10
McAd00 Plans to Take
 Stump for Sen. Walsh

Los Angeles. April 10 (UP)-Wil- liam G. McAdoo. opponent of Al Smith for the democratic nomina- tion four years ago, hopes to make speeches for Senator Thomas J.. Walsh in California this month.
 In a letter to John E. Elliott of Los Angeles, McAdoo praised Walsh highly as his choice for the prcsi- dcncy.
 "Of course, I will make some speeches for Senator Walsh in the California campaign before May 1 if l am able to leave important lo. gal cases in Washington" he wrote.
 Walsh is dry and he is sober. If he were elected president he would demonstrate that the eighteenth can be enforced because he would enforce it. He would neither nullify the constitution nor submit to nulliflcationists.
New Britain herald., 1928-04-10
STEERS TONED CAR,
 PUT UNDER ARREST
"DriVer' Claims He Was Not
 Violating State Laws

NeWinston, April 10 - Conrad Fl. Schwarm of Glastonbury pleaded not guilty and appealed to the superior court when arraigned before Justice of the Peace C. s. Barrows in town court last night on a. charge of oper- ating a car which had no registra- ton plates.
 SchWarn1 was steering truck which was being lowed from Glas- tonhury to Southington on April 6 when he was apprchended in Now lngton by the state police. In court Schwarm claimed that merely steer ing the truck. without the motor run ming, did not constitute operating the car. He furnished a S10o cash bond and appealed 10 tho June term of the superior court. Grand Juror Harry A. Webster prosecuted.
 A play, "A Southern Cinderella" will be presented Friday evening in the chapel of the Newington Congre- sational church under the auspices of the Newjngton Girls club and un- der the direction of Mrs. E. F. Schmidt. The cast is as follows: Madam Chart eris, an old aristocrat, Miss Marvis Welch: Enid Bellamy, a Southern Cinderella, Marion Good ale: Rosie Waterbury, settlement worker, Priscilla Osborne; John Bell Randolph. little coquette. Dorothy Hitchcock: Katherine Hawke, an English nurse, Cleora Stebbins; Car oline Hawke, katherines sister and an adventures. Bertha Miller; and Nanny Judy Johnson, black. blue grass widow, Mrs. Jesse Schmidt.
 The building committee of the school board has announced that bids for the erection of the new school building at the Center will be received at the office of Perry and Bishop on Court street, New Britain until 12 o'clock noon Saturday. April II. There will be separate bids for the various parts of the work.
 Work has again been started on lhc paving of Main street and New lngton avenue which was discontin- ued last fall when cold weather came. The work will proceed rap- idly in order to complete it as soon IS possible. Amos Bridges Sons X O., of Hazardville are laying the new pavement.
New Britain herald., 1928-04-10

in anything but drink" and last eye- ming he banged the table and picked up a chair, frightening her greatly.
 She ran out and shouted for the police. Officer William Grabeck, de- tailed by Lieutenant Bamforth short ly after : o'clock. made the arrest.
 Walter Mlynarski testified that Gronski kicked on his door and created considerable disturbance but Gronskl, ln his own behalf. accused Mlynarski and Mrs. Gronski of being more friendly than they should be.
 Judge Roche said he would take lnto consideration that Gronski was the sole support of his wife and three small children. but if he per- sisted in misconducting himself, he
New Britain herald., 1928-04-10

What many people call indigcsiion very oiltn llAdnS excess acid in the stomach. The stomach nerves have been stimulated. and food So'lrs. Th" corrective is an all1ali, which neutralizes acids. instantly. And the best alkali known 10 mcdi- cal scienc" is Phillips Milk of Mag n"sia. 1t has remained the standard with physicians in the 50 years since its invention.
 One spoonful Of this harmless, tastelcSs alkali in water will neutral lZe instantly many times as much acid, and the symptoms disappear at
New Britain herald., 1928-04-10

once. Ol NlI never use crude methods when once you learn the efficiency of this. Go get small bottle to try.
 Be sure 10 get the genuine Phil lips MIX of Magnesia prescribed by physicians for 50 years in correcting excess acids. 25c and soc a bottle any drugstore.
 Milk of Mlcnesia" has been the '. $. keeist cred Trade Mark Of The pany and it's predecessor Charles IT, Phillips since 1875.
New Britain herald., 1928-04-10
Lord Wants Dump
 Fires to Be Utilized

London, April 10 R-Henry Ford has discovered London garbage dump which has been burning for a thousand years or so and has set himself the task of working out some scheme by which these fires may be used. lncinerators may be steam.
 The dump about fifty acres in area is near a Ford factory site at l'agenham. E,seX, fifteen miles from London.
 This dump goes back to pre- historic times, I gather from d visit
New Britain herald., 1928-04-10
Frightened Wife Calls
 On Police for Heln

Stanley Gronski. aged 33, of 205 broad street. was found guilty of charges of breach of the peace and drunkenness and was given T. sl1s
 pended sentence of 30 days in jail and placed in charge of the proba- ton officer by Judge II. r. Roche ill police court today. Gronski's wife testified that he don't believe
New Britain herald., 1928-04-10
FORSbERG DIRECTS
 UPSALA GLEE CLUB
Noted Musician to Lead College
 Men in Concert Here

Conrad Forsbcrg who directs the Ipsala College Cleo club which will appear at the First Lutheran church. Franklin Square, Thursday evening. April 1o, occupies prom inent place in American musical circles. Equally proficient as all or ganist and pianist, he has won un- stinted approval from the press and public wherever he has played
 Mr. Forsberg has appeared in New York and leading American ci- ties as pianist and co-artist with
New Britain herald., 1928-04-10
.AIL-nALYS WIN

The All-Daly's baseball team opened the season with a win yes- terday over the West Streets by q 12 to II score. The game was ey- citing from beginning to end. The score was tied with the winners LID for the last time. Two men were out and Gallo was on third. Spezial., singled 10 right sending Gallo in with the winning run. The All DalNs would like games with any team averaging 1c 10 If years of age. Call on F.. Spoziale, 100 Daly avenue or telephone 1043-M.
New Britain herald., 1928-04-10
BONE OF CONTENTION

PlttsfieId, Mass. April 1o.--R)-- An artificial leg was the "bone of contention in superior court yester- day. Following a brief presentation or testimony settlement for s1S5 Tor the plaintiff was reported in the case Of Matthias Lux, who sucd q Boston concern for so15, claiming the lcS was defective.
New Britain herald., 1928-04-10

The former minister C Elnto chapel further declarsA "nsA VI. lence" is being psrpstustel . eoio United States by certain patriel3o =. ganizations attempting to mulUee the right of free speech. TAe froo speech subject Is not . ''tampsst c. teapot" he said. but . sesSeus matter to . great many pssp)e h the country. He cited . numbee oR cases where men and Womsa M lost their positions because they AaA expressed their belief and had hoe1 blacklisted by some patriotic oresa. ization.
New Britain herald., 1928-04-10
Negro Killed in Joining
 A Chicago Secret SOcic.,

Chicago, April 10 Pl--Secret paths of tho Onward Christian Soldier. Ne gro lodge, were revealed to police 10 explain today how John Overton, 35, was killed during an initiation
 Imitation ceremonies included clicking the trigger of an unload"I pistol over the heart of the candi- date. Leonidas Mcdonald, president of the organization, handed the gun 10 Albert Clark, who pulled the triG- ger. A dozen candidates had been Initiated, but in Clark's case, the weapon went off and he dropped dead.
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New Britain herald., 1928-04-10

there, MT. Ford said. Those fires have been burning away, wasted ab- solutely, there all these centuries I should like to see them working for man."
New Britain herald., 1928-04-10
Declares D. A. R. List
 Is One Bitterly FaIse''

Boston. April 10 (UP)-The Massachusetts D. A. R. are circulat- ing a black list which is utterly false, asserted Dr. Harold F. B. Speght, professor Of philosophy at Dart mouth. in d debate on free speech before the Women's City club last night.
New Britain herald., 1928-04-10

will be jailed.
 The case of Salvatore Battaelia. aged 19. of 26 Franklin street. charg- ed with breach of the peace and as- sault, will be heard Thursday. Pros- ecuting Attorney Woods said,
New Britain herald., 1928-04-10

Helslngsford Finland, is to have a i'eW motion picture thcatcr seating ;, 800.
New Britain herald., 1928-04-10

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Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1928-11-22

doors were opened IN back OF the
ave and they rolled out. The doors
were marked Atlantic Ocean, Pacific
Ocean. Arctic Ocean. Antarctic Ocean
and Indian Ocean.
In n far Orner sat another group
OF Enomes hammering out wnter-
circles OF all sizes. Next TO them
were gnome curving water for
waterfalls and rapids and near them
were others making long strings or
water for faucets.
Mil. Flor and the two ~girl-reflec-
tons were fascinated by the curious
workmen. but Knarf crert back.
There doesn't seem to DO any way
out" he said TO himself an he tried
the knob Of A strange door. He
didn't notice that mt the top OF the
door vas the word: Whirlpool. But
the moment he opened Il. out rushed
the whirlpool and whirled him in.
stantly out OF the cave. Fortunately
he grasped the trunk OF IN water-troe
when he reached the outside, other
WIS., he would have been carried
goodness knows where and Rotten
back goodness knows when.
When the others saw his plight,
they laughed and said:
Did you have any trouble fIndInr
a way Out?'
But knarf was too ashamed 10
reply.
oD15Irsn,. 1919. Ns-up.p-r Posture ssrvio.. Il.
Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1928-11-22

spoonful of catsup, q quarter
pound of fresh mushrooms that
have been cut up and sauted IN
butter, a tablespoonful of chopped
celery leaves, and a large lump of
butter. Spread the inside of each
piece of turkey with made mus
tard, then fill with the stuffing,
pinning with wooden toothpicks.
Wipe the inside of the casserole
dish with the cut bud Of garlic.
butter it well, lay in the turkey,
cover with a pint of rich, well
seasoned brown sauce, and cook
in the oven for from two to two
and a half hours, uncover and
lightly brown, but do not dry
down. Cut a red sweet pepper
into strips through the sauce.
Turkey Pie.
Joint and cut up an eight-pound
turkey and boil until very tender,
lift and remove all the bones, then
set to cool. Put all bones and
trimmings into the broth with a
chopped onion. some chopped
celery, a minced pepper, pepper,
salt, parsley. half a bay leaf, two
tablespoonfuls Of taragon vinegar,
boil until reduced to a pint,
thicken with Drowned flour, strain
and after arranging the turkey in
the crust-lined pudding dish turn
over the broth. Add a few mush-
rooms and truffles, then put on
the top crust, having a vent in it,
and bake three hours. Cover with
paper so not TO brown too quickly.
Serve hot with cranberry jelly in
Individual moulds.
Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1928-11-22

step in taking any facial is to thoroughly cleanse
the skin and we will dispose Of this phase Of the
the treatment quickly. "A cleansing cream that
is rich in oils should be used for cleaning the dry,
sensitive skin. After carefully massaging this
cream into the skin il should be permitted to
penetrate into the pores for two or three minutes
before it is removed with soft cleansing tissues.
Follow this with a rejuvenating cream which
should be massaged into the face, giving special
pies, the corners of the mouth and the lines that
run from the wings Of the n~ostrils to the corners
Of the mouth. Continue the massage for three or
four minutes. then remove the cream as before.
Half a teacupful of almond meal should now
be made into a paste BY adding sufficient milk
to give a creamy texture TO the almond meal.
This dome satnrate a niece of gauze in milk,
Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1928-11-22
The Stars Say
By ~CENEvIEvE KEMBLE.
For Friday, Nov. %.

VI VIE stellar mutations for this
day point to many for
deceit. t~reachery. Islander and
self-undoing by an ill-governed tongue
and temper as well as rash and
tumultuous conduct The personal
Affiliations seem TO suffer most in
this campaign Of publicity, intrigue
and clamor, and should be protected
from such at every angle. Employ.
ment Is under a benignaut ray and
with proper management the finances
are well fortified by q friendly
ray from Jupiter. Change and travel
with care.
Those whose birthday II In stand
AZ the threshold Of an important year
in which some benefits may accrue
from most discreet and well-managed
action. But there IL seen definite
danger from fraud. deception, SANDER
and self-undoing through tempestu-
GUS conduct and impetuosity. The
purely personal affairs need safe
guarding from this fragrant menace.
Changes should not be hastily en-
braced. A child born on this day
may be prone to hasty. rash and
tumultuous conduct as wen as to sly
and subtle ways OF attaining its ends,
unless well trained.
He descrres small trust uho is
NOT priry-counsciior IN hirrsclJ.-
Ford. y
Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1928-11-22
Words of the Wise

Unhappy Is ne trho trusts ONLY
10 time for his happiness.
-VoltdiYe.
True happiness consists not I'm N.
multitude Of friends. but in the worth
and choice. -%-Jonson.
We dlicdys succeed phen zee
only pish TO 90 tceH.
-Roussedu.
We hold that the most won.
derful and splendid proof OF
genius is n great poem pro-
ducec in civilized age.
-Macaulay.
The finest eioquencc ts fh1t
tChich gets things done. fhe
tcorst Is that trhich delays them.
George.
The beauty Of the world, N. orJ.r
OF the celestial system. the ~revoluton
Of the sun. Of the moon. indicate ,uF-
tlcienily. al . very glance. that All these
things are no, merely accidental.
Cicero.
Honesty Is the best policy. sut
ne t1ho acts on that principle is
not an honest man. WhotelE.
IL matter not how n nan
dies, but how he lives.
johnson.
A lie trorels round the trorrd
tchtle Truth DO putting on her
BOOTS. -Spur0eon.
IL IS curious hat we should be more
ANXIOUS to conceal our best passions
nan our worst -Landor.
Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1928-11-22

symptom as an accompaniment OF
typhoid fever. tuberculosis. pneu-
monia and other infections. AS a
rule. however. 1t is a passing dis
turbance. due TO some 6ietetic error.
In a pronounced case OF enteritis
there may be some pain. Indeed. a
colicky pain il quite common where
the disturbance Is due to taking the
wrong kind OF food.
There may be slight amount OF
fever and great thirst. In conse-
uuence. the tongue may be dry and
coated. II the diarrhoea continues
for a long time. there will be pros
tration and sense OF illness
1t In a good thing TO 20 TO bed n
reduce the diet. Mix should be
omitted and. indeed. TO give up food
entirely will be helpful. At the saIne
time quantities OF hot water may be
taken.
The collie may be relieved by APP
plying hot. moist congresses over
the abdomen. A hot water bottle
and frequent hot tub baths will
help.
Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1928-11-22
Three-Minute Journeys
BY TEMPLE
People of Tiny Island Of ST. Kiido Boast OF an Ideal
Corer1inp System.
By TEMPLE

VVYHAT may be termed a
w utopian government is
actually in existence. The
Island OF ST. Kilda, q lonely outpost
In the North Atlantic Ocean. Is gov
erned by a body Of men who know
no law but that OF common sense
and Justice.
The Parliament. as Il Is called. is
a gathering together Of all the wise
men OF the island. II Is a non-elec.
tive assembly. and Il meets every
day OF the year outside the home OF
the postmaster.
You can judge the size ot the
island when you learn that the
Parliament rarely consists Of more
than twelve men. most OF whom
have never left the shores OF the
tiny isle.
No event IS too small for discus.
sion, no problem too trivial. Every
question that comes up receives
grave consideration before justice is
meted out. Peace Is the keynote OF
the island
Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1928-11-22
Loves Awakening =: s:: s;s.: ; "s". a.
Hon 10 Protect Lillian from the Vaccinations OF b"--son Is
the Problem of Hndge and Katherine.
BY Adele Garrison

- = 4FaNa
N~versation. But I don't think !
missed much. and they're Matching
mischief in large settings. I'm here
TO tell you"
With Marion as the central OBJ
ject?" whispered worriedly.
Exactly" she retorted. DID you
ever see anything quite SO as
that coincidence about the prepare
tory school?'
mo" I negatived promptly. I'm
so glad you saw X too"
II wonder he dared to spring H..
she said. "Out OF all the schools in
the East TO have picked accidentally
for Carolyn the one in which Marion
was already enrolled! / wonder when
Lillian will tumble. She's 50
e~motionally keyed up over her re-
union with Helen Brixton that her
brain is hitting only on about two
cylinders. BY the way. my dear. you
managed that getting her off 70 bed
very cleverly. She was in no condl'
ton tonight TO cope with Mr.. Brix-
ton.
There's one thing sure" Kath-
crime went on earnestly. she
simply must not see him unless you
or / are with her"
II don't think there's any danger
OF her doing that unless he catches
her unawares."
Wei take turns mounting guard
over her." Katherine said. But 70
my mind Owen Is the dangerous one
OF the combination. and he's trying
his level best TO win Marfon's con-
fidence and admiration. pulling out
the loud pedal Of being Carolyn's
adoriny uncle"
Il know" 1 said. then added with
! grim hoDefulness: But IL Prince
Georges interview Is turning out as
I hope. l shall have a very effective
automatic 10 level at the gentle
mans head"
Continued Tonorrow.l
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Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1928-11-22

OF a mild case. Whenever there ~
an attack OF diarrhoea II 10 because
the lining membrane OF the intestine
has been disturbed.
Most OF US know that particular
articles OF food will produce diar-
rhoea. The reason why is because
that particular food Is capable Of
causing congestion Of the intestinal
lining. IL acts as a poison to this
part OF the body.
Spoiled milk. strong coffee and
pluIns are among the foodstuffs
which irritate some individuals.
II is a remarkable fact that pro-
nounced changes in the weather will
sometimes produce intestinal irrita-
tons. I have heard a great many
patients complain OF acute diarrhoea
following exposure to cold. Or TO
such weather conditions as ! have
suggested.
We cannot disregard the effect OF
influences. One OF the symp-
toms following stage fright. or other
similar emotions. In marked diaT.
rhoea.
OF course. we are familiar with this
Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1928-11-22
Diet Errors Cause Intestinal Troubles
Answers to Health Queries

@. L. OIL am a young man OF 26
n have a lump below the kneecap
on the front of the leg. Is this dan
gerous and should Il have attention?
IL does not pain. but has persisted
for about three months?
A.-May be due to strain or some
other injury. Have your doctor look
at II and prescribe the necessary
treatment. II would be difficult 10
advise treatment without careful ex-
animation.
H. 3. OWN a loose and in
famed kidney ever grow back into
place? The patient Il only sixteen
years Of age. What treatment would
be advisable7
AIS 1t possible to drink o much
water?
SWIM shoulder braces Improve
round shoulders?
A.-Depending upon the serious
ness OF the trouble. You should he
under the care OF q doctor and follow
out his instructions. The treatment
depends upon the individual case
2.-No.
3.-Yes. II properly fitted and ad.
justed.
8. r. Oil have a very peculiar
looking. brown spot on the side OF
my nose II Is the size OF a pea and
al times there is a scab or dry skin
upon Il. What do you advise?
2.-What causes the skin 70 crack
between my toes7
Alt would be advisable for you
70 consult a skin specialist. He will
De able to advise you as 10 treatment.
You are probably troubled with
eczema For further particulars
send a self-addressed. stamped enve-
lope and repeat your question.
A. p. Q.-what can I DO for
superfluous hair7
A.-For fun particulars send a
seif-addressed. stamped envelope and
repeat your question.
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