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The Washington times., 1929-06-22
ANNOUNCEMENTS


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LOST. within Last two weeks. old-faah-
toned bar pin, with enamel flower IA
center and diamonds &C ends. Finder viii
Be suitably. rewarded. Address G. 5. H..
Cosmos Club.
LOST In vicinity o. Bethesda, large black
male police dog nanied Hin Tan on
legs wears collar: reward phene Mrs.
Walter johnson. PlHdley I'D.
Lady's, two.piece, yellow, with brooch
and frat pin on IL; Of value 20 owner only:
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LIST 50. N. y. Line. 39b-W.
sAxoPHoNE-Buesc alto, silver fin
tsh. in case: left on curb beside automo.
bile 10 p. m. Friday night In front Of
Argyle Apt, Park Rd and nth st, N. W.,
ct terminal OF Nj. Pleasant car line; re-
JOHN Q. RAU, b24 1eth st. N. W. {
PERSIAN CAT--Gray striped, wearing col.
lar, with bell: reward. 1928 Corcoran
st. M. w. North T393
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NINE. GAINNER

Medium. Clairvoyant, Palmist. Tells past,
present and future; gives advice and help
such as health. business love- law mar
riages, divorces. separations and family af.
fairs; overcOn1eS bad luck and evil influ-
ences. Readings 81 Satisfaction gIlaran-
tesd. Hrs. 9.9. Don't mistake address,
739 9TH St. N. W
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PERSONALS

FErDUMALS
CHILDREN 10 Bo1RD - Mothers care
wtSs sssfm M: lsr HT2s HSsrs sGSUsns req rssss
DETECTIVE-Pri7., advice free; shadow
work; open all night. 900 N NV. =. $685.
CHILDREN boarded in teocher's lovely
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cHILDREN from 2 10 II years. excellent
shes. s5e O9ard ass loes, Ioceo 81 MA, ssanassg
CHILDREN boarded BY day. wk or mo-,
nsar Govt. Bldg.; Eeasonable, West 2661
EVELYN MURRAY, spec. IN naegags ror
diet. sclen, weight reduction. Met. Aba
HEMSTTTCHING Z Pleatlng. 24-hour ser.
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LACE curtains 3Oc-35c pr: blankets lsun-
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refined family. vicinity Of workman
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dress BOZ cha. Times.HeraId.
RnGs made 70 cFder from old carpets; i'm.
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M. Call Potomac 34a0.
VIOLET RAY-.ElectFic treatments: gradu-
ate nurse o39 New York Ave " EW- Apt.
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special rates. Rock Creek Riding Acad-
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CLARION APARTMENT
l49S NEWTON ST. y. ".
rooms and bath 5y
rooms and bath :. 49, SAT 30 and eOOO
Corner Apartmsnts.
The Washington times., 1929-06-22

ATTENTION, COLORED
Wen informed realtors say that prop.
erty in washington win never be any
lower in price. We have 100 houses in
the city and suburbs which We are In.
stFucted 10 sell
IAIo q st. Il W, Phone Main 8goS
The Indianapolis times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1922-1965, 1929-12-06

operatives seeking to rid the city
of slot machines, arrested Joe Con-
ner, %, of 337 North Addison
street, Nov. %, on charges of keep
ing gaming devices and a gambling
house.
Conner was slated at police head
quarters and later released on bond.
Meanwhile Stark decided to try the
case in criminal court. and sent
one of his officers to ask dismissal
of the charges in municipal court.
With no further authority than the
officers request, Judge Cameron re-
fused the dismissal.
Conner was rearrested on the
same charges, and forced to provide
another bond for his liberty.
Il can try my cases wherever I
please" Stark told the judge today,
after having been called to straight
en- out the matter Cameron, on
the prosecutors request, dismissed
Conner from municipal court.
The Indianapolis times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1922-1965, 1929-12-06
PEACE OF FUTURE AT
DISPOSAL OF PEOPLE

"The cannon fodder is becoming
articulate."
With this succinct phrase Alanson
B. Houghton, former ambassador to
England and Germany, addressed
an audience Thursday night at the
Second Presbyterian church.
He reasoned that people Of various
nations, the cannon fodder" would
control war through the power of
their own will in legislative divisions
Of governments.
He argued that national plebis-
cites instead Of congressional votes
on declarations of war would do
much to prevent conflicts.
The Indianapolis times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1922-1965, 1929-12-06
JUDGE REBUKES
STATE COUNSEL
FOR PROCEDURE
Municipal Court Is Not
Football, Stark Told,
in Gaming Case.

"This court is not any ones foot
ball" Municipal Judge Clifton r.
Cameron told Prosecutor Judson L.
Stark today in a brief lecture de-
Iivered against alleged irregular
procedure by Stark in transferring
q case from municipal to criminal
court.
Two Of Stark's anti-gambling
The Indianapolis times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1922-1965, 1929-12-06
THE INDIANAPOLIS TIMES

Houghton lauded the Kellogg pact
but pointed out a loophole in its
permitting war TO prevent agrees
sion. He was brought to Indianap-
oils by the Indiana Council of In
ternattonal Relations.
The Indianapolis times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1922-1965, 1929-12-06
Three-Car Garage Burns

By Times Special
CLOVERDALE, Ind, Dec. Ga
three-car garage of Frank Reed,
local undertaken, was destroyed by
fire of undetermined origin.
The Indianapolis times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1922-1965, 1929-12-06

thorities describe as a poor variety
was confscated from a small auto
mobile wrecked near Mt. Meridian.
The driver fed.
The Redwood gazette. [volume] (Redwood Falls, Minn.) 1873-1940, 1929-01-16

VILLAGE OF WANDA. REDWOOD COUNTY, MINI.
Personal Property. 1928 Taxes Taxes must be paid
before March LIST, 1929.
School District No. 80. Total Tax Rate 656 Mills
Assessed Money & Amt.of
The Redwood gazette. [volume] (Redwood Falls, Minn.) 1873-1940, 1929-01-16

cry OF REDWOOD FALLS. REDWOOD CO., MIMI
T,ersonaI PROPERTY. 1923 Taxes Taxes must be paid
81 before March LIST. 1929.
school District Total Tax Rate 81 Mills.
Assessed Money & Amt.of
valua- Credits Taxes
Name ton
Ackman. Z1na 20 t.zS
Aga. r.. o.
Ahrens. VIM. $685.. % 800
The Redwood gazette. [volume] (Redwood Falls, Minn.) 1873-1940, 1929-01-16
tai Tax Rate 70 Mills

VII OF WALNUT GROVE, REDWOOD CO., MINI.
Personal Property, 1923 Taxes Taxes must be paid
before March LIST, 1929
School District Me- %. Total Tax Rate 70 Mills
Amerikai Magyar hirlap = American Magyar journal. [volume] (Youngstown, Ohio) 1911-1942, 1929-05-09

ca es burgonya. A csatornazott
foldek erteke holdankent rs es
1875 dollar k0z0tt valtakozik, de
ugyanazon videken csatornazat-
Ian foldet lehet kapni 2-10 dol
larert holdankent.
Rovidesen ket ujabb hatalmas
incidence epitesehez fognak. Az
egyik a Owyhee reservoir, amely
125, 900 acre foldet fog vizzel ell
latni, Oregon es Idahoban. A csa-
tornazas 0sszkoltsege Is milli6
dollart tesz XII. A mask hatalmaS
incidence a Boulder Dam, amit az
Egyesdlt Allamok kepvisel6haza
most hagyott jova. i hatalmas
munkalat osszk0ltsege meg fog
ia haladni hetven milli0 dollart.
A Boulder Damned kapcsolatban
meg erdemes megjegyezni, hogy
a yilag leghatalmasabb elektro-
mos vizmiivet lit fogjak felalli-
tani.
Amerikai Magyar hirlap = American Magyar journal. [volume] (Youngstown, Ohio) 1911-1942, 1929-05-09

A csatornazott foldeken (del-
nyugaton) megterem a datolya.
Cukorrepa es gyapott terem az
irrigalt foldeken ennek reven
az orszag kevesebbet kolt hason-
10 kulf0ldi termekekre.
A csatornazasi munkalatok
egyik tipikus peldaja North
Platte Irrigation Project. A eel
az volt, hogy a North Platte To-
lyo vizet felfogjak tavoli viz
szegeny videk ontozesere, igy:
kelet Wyoming es nyugat Neb-
raska egy reszere. Tekintettel a
videk sajatos klimatikus viszo-
nyaira, szuksegesnek lattak ta-
yaszi es nyari aradas-vizeket 0sz-
szegyujteni. E celbol egy hatal-
mas reservoir epitettek, amely
$4,000 mertf0ld k0rzetb6l a vizet
egymagaba silvia. A reservoir te-
riilete 22,6OO acre es egyike a vi
lag leghatalmasabb medenceinek.
A medencevel egyidejiileg ket
hatalmas alagutat is epitettek,
amelyeken keresztil felgyiij-
tott vizet "a kiil0nfele iranyokba
vezetO csatornakba vezetik. Ez az
egyetlen incidence 10000 acre
foldet lat ell svizzel. Az irrigalt
foldteruleten ma Ii varost tala-
lunk. Font0sabb termenyei: al
falfa, cukorrepa, gabona, kukori.
Amerikai Magyar hirlap = American Magyar journal. [volume] (Youngstown, Ohio) 1911-1942, 1929-05-09

hat, szemelyeket t&madhat, ellen
segesseget kimutathatja, de
tudositasabol meg legnagyobb
ellenseg. nevet sem szabad XII
hagyni.
Az amerikai laptudosita asokban
a Mahoning megyei magyarsagot
IS sorok ir6j6t emlegettek leg
gyalrabban, Ezs tsljesen akara-
tunk ellen6re torrent Is ARA mi
nam szolg g6ltunk r.
nj IS = Mahoning 1negyei ma
gyarsag csak segitsttiiAk. ri visz
sSSafasitunlk liindsa erdemst
vagy dics0s6get.
sssb6t ssgitsni nam volt ni1
Amerikai Magyar hirlap = American Magyar journal. [volume] (Youngstown, Ohio) 1911-1942, 1929-05-09
Az amerikai magyarsag
t0rtenelmi hivatasa

Mau 29ike Butfaloban 0sszehvott amerkai
zegyes np rohamosan kozeek 6s azoknak akk komoyan
glalkoznak amekai magyarsag gyeive TO-
figyeemme kell e fontos datum ele tekneniOk
buo nagygyles 0sszhivasanak ered6je Revizo Ez
rep program eso tegyk mnd hoza nzetnk szernt leg
fonosabb ponaknt E tapaszt6 scent baam amey
szoredezet merka mgyarsagot egysegge akitha
eny megujhoda adhat nemcsak elen hanem kovetkez
nemzedekeknek is.
nasygyus kozeledteve egyenes aranyban noveksz
egyeek akk fsmertek kerds hord
creje khat6 ontoga csatakozasukka megelene
skke tvaas akaak erzskro altalanos ember
gazsagszeretetikro. e s<5s4
ert Trianon csupan 'szukebb tremben
vett magyar gy mnden kuurenynek egsabb tltako
hogy kva hszen eszevee bosszu es alias armany
oyan hozot etre amynre tortenemben Lngye
orszag fedarabolasa ota volt pelda
amerika magyarsagnak megadatot akalom, hogy
megtaaia csekedk amey artalmat ad eec
zsarno onkeny eyomatasa senve6 vere
ne pda csonkaorszag menku odaval6 engo
d6inek IS dcsosege az ember civizaconak.
eddgi jele muatnak hogy Buffalo merodko esz
magyarsag ettben lit eoem ptdau napokban
megalakut EgyesH amok f Kanada R6mai Gorog
Kaholkus Lektszeg haarozaa meybn kmondja
nagygyesen vao resvtte de ame egyutta
kent amekai magyar roma gorog kath keszt hogy
odahasson hogy hkozsegek egyete kpvsessek maguk
Ugyanyen mgertes aank reformatus ts mas litfeleke
zk ate tudjak hogy Buffa6ban nagy
menyek impozans megnyivanulasar6 esz $50.
legnagyobb fontossagot uajdonom annak a knlonbozo
magyar magukev tenn revo gondolata inert aok
beu e mozgaom ktGno aajt nyerne
oommel om hog elomunkaldtok zernt putfaiol
zg skerGn fog Es en- AIT szerenem ma ekudne oda MN
den magyar egyhaz ntezmen egyeset e emzetesen nemz
alo sato hvatott kepveo Legycn valoban
nemzetgyes szamra nezve mpozans szelemben emekede
Ak emegy uffaoba nnepi hanguatba oozesse eket
mint mohamedan hivo atepi mecseenek ksz0be kivi
hya ugy hagyk kim tesvereim mndennap ke
sersegk kcsnyes szemelye husag
szereplesi vagyukat
ALL vagy bukik amerka magyarsag tovabb
a lahatatlan esn fognak eensgenk vlaplan
mnden fezolala minen megegyz eleJtett $50 eJu
ak megfojtasunk es pusztasunkra t0rekednek
Amlyen fonos tehat hogy knonosen revizio ponnal
gyseges nnepyes haatsz0 lakozasban cendu
ion XII fogado heges, szabadsgat evezo
magyar erdet amerika pogarok Men, soha hasono
keppen onto hogy megeo kezekbe kron gez mozgaom
iranyitasa vezetese.
Fenk0t lelki, magasaon a0 eesen ntak embere
szernenk ani vezeok akhez emminem ze erdek
szreps vag vagy vafamlyen hs6 gondoat gyanusasa
ferhe Me o egyezzuk ha taktkaval vagy csak azr
csaanasaggal yen emberek kezebe kel
- hti a M o- - -dlaSt
Amerikai Magyar hirlap = American Magyar journal. [volume] (Youngstown, Ohio) 1911-1942, 1929-05-09
A draga etterem.

- He, pincer, lit van maganak
egy nagyobb borravalo.
= Halasan kosz0n0m. Asztalt
rezervaljak a nagysagos urnak ?
Mem. Tiz perc mulva bejo-
vok ide ket holggyel Maid joj-
jon oda es mondja, hogy lehetet-
len asztalt kapni.
Amerikai Magyar hirlap = American Magyar journal. [volume] (Youngstown, Ohio) 1911-1942, 1929-05-09
ESEMENYEK
lFolytatas az 1-s3 oldalrol)

tan6k magyarnak, de kotelesseg
tsljesitesert mem sep erdemeket
vindikalni.
Ssab6 iigye Magyar Amerika
nep6nek .k0siigye Is mint ilyen
iigyst minden tisztesseges magyar
ujs6gnak at minden hats6gondo-
lat n6Iktil tamogatni volt h0telss-
s6ge.
Tud6sit6sb6l nsveket, tenyeket
kihagyni neaa Ajslgiras.
Vex<rcilkben irhat egy lap
arnit ai1 y6Iem6nyt nyilv6ait
Amerikai Magyar hirlap = American Magyar journal. [volume] (Youngstown, Ohio) 1911-1942, 1929-05-09
HoGY LETT TERM0FOLD Az
AMERIKAI SIVATA0oKB0L
600, ,00O ember 81 csatornazott far
mokon, amelyek azel0tt miivelhe-
tetlen pusztasagok voltak.

Azok hatalmas munkalatok,
amelyeket Roosevelt-fele Ere
clamation Act" rendelkezesei
alapjan yeglez vittek, csodalatos
bizonysagot tesznek arrol, hogy
mikent lehet lakatlan, puszta fol-
deket muvelheto, hasznothajt6
termof0ldekke varazsolni. A visz-
szah6ditasi torveny eletbeleptete-
Sc ota (1902) huszonnegy kiilom-
b0z0 keriiletben epitettek csator-
nakat, amelyek elegseges viz
mennyiseget szolgaltatnak sza-
raz videkeknek. Falvak es varO-
sok (nem kevesebb, mint 600, 900
ember el a videkeken) nottek XII
ugysz6lvan mar6l-holnapra azo-
kon teriileteken, ahol egy me-
eyed evszazad elott meg a madar
sem jart. Ma 685 iskola van a
csatornazott videken es az 1928
ban betakaritott termes erteke
135 millio dollart tett Xxi, ami
ugyszolvan egymagaban fedezi a
kormany altal befcktetett penz-
kiadasokat.
Eek a csatornazott teriiletek
latjak ell az orszagos piacot sok
oily termennyel, amelyek masutt
mem termeszthet0k es ezenkiviil
z0ldseggel abban az evszakban,
amikor mashonnan mem lehetne
friss z0ldseget beszerezni.
Amerikai Magyar hirlap = American Magyar journal. [volume] (Youngstown, Ohio) 1911-1942, 1929-05-09

A lapunkban hirdet5 ceeslmSl
yasarolions V6s6rl6sainA omlitss
meg, hosy ! hirdetest laplnkb kban
litta. SzoIgilatot tesz nekiink.
Amerikai Magyar hirlap = American Magyar journal. [volume] (Youngstown, Ohio) 1911-1942, 1929-05-09

mint k0telesseg.
Ezt megtettiik - exert srdem
mem jir.
Ha valakit megillet dicseret e
erdem, ugy az Tarn6czy Arpadot,
az akroni magyarsagot Is III. Ka-
lassay Sandornet illeti meg. Ok
dolgoxtak, faradtak, ssenvedteIE,
szab6 erdsk6bsH 0nxstlenuI, iea6
tiszta magyar ssivbN &.
Il . kalappal sl6ttik.
Imperial Valley press., 1929-06-21
SAN DIEGO SENDS
DELEGATION TO
DISCUSS ROADS

Members of the highway commit
tee of the San Diego Chamber OF
Commerce, and others interested in
highway matters, arrived in Ell Cen
tro yesterday for a conference with
the Ell Centre Chamber o: Commerce.
Included in the San Diego party
were Hal Hobson, chairman of the
highway committee, Mayor Harry C..
Clark. Supervisor +. A. Hornbeck,
RUSSELL II. Miles, manager of the
San Diego California Club; II. r..
Jackson, field manager of the, San
Diego chamber and ID. II. Minshall.
The party arrived in Ell Centre
late, due to tire trouble on the road,
and lunched at o clock with mem
bers of the Ell Centre chamber. \
number of highway matters were
discussed, including the short route
to the Laguna mountains and the
condition of the highway detour be
tween Imperial Valley and San
Diego. Members of the party be-
lieve that by July ] almost all the
detour and bad stretches will be
eliminated.
The principal object of the visit
was to suggest keeping man con
stantly travelling over the highway
through here, from Ell Paso to Long
Beach. This travelling passenger
agent" will distribute literature and
arrange for road signs and generally
popularize this route of travel 1t is
Imperial Valley press., 1929-06-21
PAT AND VIRGINIA OFFER
SUGGESTIONS TO HOUSEWIFE

"Aren't you glad we are in tie
bridal partya'' said Pat to Dick, as
they drove up to the Brown house
where the dinner party given for
the bride and groom and their at
tendants was being held. "Other-
wise, you know, we wouldn't be at
this party, and Mrs. Brown is such
a charming hostess l hate to miss
anything that she gives. F"
The appearance OF the dining
table bore out Pat S remark as to
the ability of Mrs. Brown for it
made a very attractive picture. The
blue linen cloth, over which, at each
place, and in the center, were lace
doilios of very fine and open pat
tern. A lovely silver bowl was fill
cd with bouquet of mixed flowers
in shades of lavender, blue, pale
yellow and delicate pink, and flank
ed by two pairs of candlesticks
whose candles were the same soft
shade of blue as the cloth.
For the first course eantaloupe
coupe was served with thin crack
ers, and olives and celery. Then a
delicious consome with croutons,
which was followed by mushrooms
in cream, served instead of a fish
course. Half a broiled chicken, tiny
green peas, potato balls, for the
main course, were enjoyed by the
guests, while a simple salad made
of the hearts of lettuce with al
roquefort cheese dressing, was|
equally delicious as was the des-
sert of biscuit tortoni, followed by
after dinner coffee served in the
living room.
Cantaloupe Coupe
Cut cantaloupes in halves cross
wise, remove seeds and stringy por-
tion, and shape in balls, using a
potato ball cutter. Arrange in
double glasses, with crushed ice in
the outer glass, sprinkle with sugar, !
and pour over each Il tsp. Maras
chino. If mint flavoring is desired,
the following sauce may be used
Imperial Valley press., 1929-06-21
SOCIETY AND CLUB NEWS
ANNOUNCEMENT OF
CONCERT SERIES

Mrs. Ruth Tceple Reid has recent.
ly received letter from Mrs. Ellen
Babcock Dorland, prominent musi-
clan of San Diego, in which the lat.
ter explains a series of concerts that
will be given in that city this sum
mer, which valley people might en-
JOY attending.
This series, started through the eff
forts Of Mrs. Artie Mason Carter
whose success in promoting the
Hollywood Bowl is well known, are
TO be given by the San Diego Sym
phony Orchestra, Nino Marcelli, con-
ductor. They win be held in Balboa
Park at the sunset hour for eight
consecutive Sundays, beginning July
81, and are to be known as "Sun-
set Symphonies.
Marcelli is an excellent conduc
tor and the orchestra has enjoyed
the well deserved patronage of San
Diego music lovers during the regu-
lar season. To valley residents
spending the summer in that city the
series will offer an opportunity to
enjoy good music at an extremely
low rate, since the charge made Is
Just sufficient to cover expenses.
Imperial Valley press., 1929-06-21

believed that, through the unifica-
tion of all the communities on this
route, much good could be accom-
plished for each community by in
creasing the amount of travel over
it and the cost to the individual sec
tions will be slight. The erection of
signs throughout Arizona, directing
travel over highway No. so was also
brought up in connection with this
project, the object being to popular
ize the southern route as an all year
highway.
The visitors returned home late
yesterday afternoon and expect to
make another visit to IL Centro in
about two weeks. II. Il. Jackson
drove on east to FL Paso for the pur-
pose of discussing the appointment
OF a man to constantly travel over
this route, and getting the coopera-
tion of the more eastern cities on
Route so.
Imperial Valley press., 1929-06-21
ELM NOTES
(Press Staff correspondent)

ELM, June 21.-Violet Forrest
er visited recently, with Evelyn
Rosenbaum.
Mrs. Laree Perry and daughter,
Marjorie returned to their home at
Lomita after spending the week
end with relatives and friends.
Mr.. and Mrs. I. M. Boone and
son Lewis left Tuesday morning on
their summer vacation. They expect
to spend some time on the coast.
Mr.. and Mrs. j. c. Berry and
family are enjoying a vacation on
the coast this week.
Stanley Starr of Ell Centre was
in Seeley looking after his ranch
Wednesday.
Burtie and Ruth Green entertain
cd recently with dinner party at
the Rome of their parents. The
honor guests were Mr.. and Mrs.
Russell Waldrige and daughter,
Domath Waldrigc, Ida Bohannon
of near Brawley, Beatrice and La
Verne Boone, Linden Lechner os
Imperial, and Bert Offill.
Rollie Parker made a brief visit
with friends in Elm Thursday
morning.
Mr.. and Mrs. Hubert Walker and
son Bobbie of Lomita enjoyed sew
eral days visit with Mrs Walkers
mother and friends. Mr.. Walkers
mother of Pomona accompanied
them to the valley. The Walkers
formerly lived in the valley.
Mrs. F. A. BARLEY of Imperial
spent Tuesday with her parents,
Mr.. and Mrs. J. b. Moore.
Mrs. Henry Frost and daughters
Ora and Hazel are the house guests
Imperial Valley press., 1929-06-21
DINNER AND BRIDGE
ATTRACTIVE AFFAIR

Miss Mary Kate Stewart was
hostess to group of her friends at
an attractive bridge dinner given
last evening at the Stewart ranch
on West Main street.
Roses formed the table decora-
tions, and after a delightful dinner
the guests spent the evening in
bridge, Miss Josephine Graham re-
ceiving first prize, Miss Jean Meyer
second, and Miss Ruth Bettis, conso-
lation.
The hostess was assisted by her
mother, Mrs. NJ. E. Stewart, and by
her sisters, Mrs. P. A. Thaanum, and
Miss Jean Stewart.
Guests present were the Misses
Josephine Graham, Margaret Eide,
Evelyn Pope, Betty Mcmillan, Ruth
Bettis, Mary Sue Bettis, Christine
Clark. Lillian Holiday, Jean Meyer,
and Geraldine Shaw.
Imperial Valley press., 1929-06-21
HIGH SCHOOL G.. r.
TO HOLD REUNION

All girls who have ever been mem
bers of the Central Union High
school Girl Reserves are invited to
attend a party to be given tomorrow
night in honor of the four delegates
from the local Girl Reserve group
who will leave Sunday for the an
nual conference at Asilomar.
The plans are to meet at the
Desert Plunge at $3.50 tomorrow for
swim and then to have pot luck
picnic supper in the park. A de-
lightful evening is anticipated and
all members are urged to be present.
Those who will go to Asilomar as
representatives of the El Centre girl
reserves are Majken Moline, Mar
iorie Moore, Betty DuSold, and En-
ma Stehli.
Imperial Valley press., 1929-06-21

instead of the sugar and Maras-
chino.
, cups sugar
] = cup water
Grated rind and juice of j
lemon.
Cook until there remains l pit.
Of syrup. Add generous sprig OF
fresh mint and leave until desired
flavor is obtained.
Mushrooms In Cream
Brush mushrooms, if they are
the variety that have tough outside
skins, peel. Put in shallow outtered
pan with the cap side up. Dot with
butter, sprinkle with salt and pep
per, add 2-3 cup of cream for Il
large mushrooms. Bake 10 minutes
in hot oven. Place on pieces of dry
toast and pour over them cream re-
naming in pan. Serve immediate,
ly.
Eroiled Chicken
In order to avoid burning chick
en-, as it is easy to do when it is
cooked entirely on the broiler, it is
wise first to cook partially in the
oven. Select tender young chickens,
have them split, and cleaned. Sprin-
kle with salt and pepper, place in
dripping pan, dot with butter, hav-
ing placed the skin side down. Bake
in hot oven Is minutes. Remove to
well creased broiler, exposing flesh
side to fire the greater amount of
the time and broil to finish cook
ing.
Potato Balls
Wash and peal potatoes. Use
vegetable cutter to shape in balls.
Soak 90 minutes in cold water,
drain. dry between towels, fry in
deep fat. drain, and salt.
Roquefort Cheese Dressing
tbsp. mayonnaise
tbsp. roquefort cheese
broken in small pieces
u tsp. worcestershire sauce
French dressing.
First mix mayonnaise and
cheese. Add French dressing slow.
lv until have thick mixture. Last
add worcestershire.
Biscuit Tortoni
! cup macaroons, dried and
crushed
cups cream
y cup sugar
1-3 cup dessert sherry
l pit. whipping cream
Soak macaroons in cream / hour,
then add sugar, wine and freeze to
a mush. Add whipping cream which
has been beaten very stiff, mould,
pack in salt and ice and let stand .
hours.
This may be served in sherbet
glasses, or in boxes made of lady
fingers which have been trimmed !
and placed on the plate in the shape
of box, being kept in place by a
ribbon tied around them.