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Physical Toning Up.

think this is the best time Of the
year to give the body good physical
toning-up, whether it seems I'd need it
or not. If you own good motor car,
you send it periodically to be over
hauled by a good mechanic even when
it's been giving you no trouble at all.
Yet people 60 years with unexplained
headaches and suffer from general
rundown system as though their bodies
were not worth nearly as much as a
good piece Of motor mechanism.
Spring and Fall. when the weather
changes, the body needs looking over.
Your complexion is probably troubling
you. If SO, even though Winter is COM
ing, go on a meatless diet for week or
so, combined with laxatives If you need
them. or Plombiere treatments If you
can get them. Or buy yourself several
dozen bottles of whatever tonic mineral
water your family doctor may recon-
mend, something that will tone up kid
neys and liver. and which will be
mildly laxative.
But, as the colder weather Is coming,
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(Copyri9ht, 1890
Lessons in English
~ W. L. GORDON.

Words often nlisused: Do not say HE
Is void in wisdom" Say void Of"
Often mispronounced: Plagiarism.
Pronounce pla-ji-a-rizm, first o as in
play" as in "it." second q unstressed,
accent first syllable.
Often misspelled: Circumference.
Synonyms: Fastidious, f1nical, critical,
squeamish, overnice.
Word study: use word three times
and 1t is yours" Let us increase our
vocabulary by mastering one word each
day. Today's word. taut, Arm, tight.
THE taut lines Of his face looSened."
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DAILY DIET RECIPE
TOMATO STUFFED WITH
ALLIGATOR PEAR,

ALLIGATOR PEAR.
Tomatoes, 4; diced alligator
pear, Il cupful; olive oil, table,
spoonful; grated onion, II tea
spoonful: lemon Juice, table,
spoonful; salt, Y teaspoonful;
Worcestershire. " teaspoonful;
lettuce leaves, 4.
SERVE 4 PORTIONS.
Select firm medium sized to-
matoes. Wash but do not peel
unless skin is tough and spotted.
Cut off tops, scoop out centers.
Chop centers coarsely. Peel alli-
gator pear. Cut In small dice
enough to make " cupful. The
remaining pear can be used next
day in another salad or as
sandwich filling. Mix chopped
tomatoes pear, grated onion,
lemon juice, salt and worcester
shire. Fill tomato cups. Set on
ice till serving time. Then place
filled tomatoes on lettuce leaf on
individual salad plates.
DIET NOTE.
Recipe furnishes lime, iron,
vitamins A, B and much @. Can
be eaten by normal adults of
average or under weight, and by
those wishing to reduce II oil
were omitted.
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suggest restringing them In choke
length?
Yes. ChokerS are In good vogue.

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Imperial Valley press., 1929-03-07
MRS. f. d. JACOBS
GIVES LUNCHEON
FOR LARGE GROUP

Mrs. +. D. Jacobs was hostess 1t
a bridge luncheon yesterday, enter
tanning mt her home, JOB Wcnslay
avenue, for large group of mn
irons. y pastel color note was ear
ricd out, the tables being decorated
with pink and lavender sweet peas
arranged with maidenhair ferns.
In the bridge game which follow
ed the luncheon, Mrs. B. +. Lemons
WAS the winner of the first prize,
while MrS. Forrest Kutz received
second and Mrs. Earle &. Davis con-
ISOLATION.
Enjoying the attractivcly az.
pointed luncheon and bridge werc
MesdamcS Howard p. Meyer, Don
{. Bitter, Dorothy Bond, !. ". Me
Grow, Elmer W. Hcald. Leroy Holt.
\. G. Finncy, J. l.. Davis, Earle q.
Davis, Don RrX, George Mann, Z.
y. Kcplry, +. 4. Burger, Edwin ..
Carter, W. H. Brooks, Il. +. Lemons,
Forrcs, Kutz, Rodney jenkins, Neal
Horn, Frank Lathrop, all Of FL Cen.
tro Walter IIavckorSt Of Brawlcy,
Ward McGrcw of Mcloland, Mary
Johnson Of Lo, Angeles and W. IL.
Addison of Iowa.
Imperial Valley press., 1929-03-07
HISS HEDRfCk rs
CONPLIHENTED AT
BIRTHDAY DINNER

Complimcnting her sister, Miss
Margaret Uedrick. Mrs. H. q.
Jones and her mother. Mrs. Eliza
beth Hcdrick entertained with an
attractivcly appointed dinner party
last night at the home of Mr.. and
Mrs Jones at 693 Wensley avenue.
The occasion was :hc honorce :
birthday. and Mrs. Jones had in
vitcd the teachers of the Mckinley
school, where Miss Hedrick is prin.
cipal, to greet her. The associates
presented the honor guest with 4
lovely gift.
Dinner was served at Il table
conferred with sweet peas in the
pastel shades, and later there were
games and music.
Greeting Miss Hcdrick at the in
vitation Of Mrs. Jones and Mrs,
Hedr;ck were the Misses Helen
ADAMS. Helen Walker, Grace Cra-
mcr. and McSdamcs Charlotte ,.
Ellis, Nilla NJ Harris, Lillian Il.
Stevens, Porter, Adams and Nelson.
Imperial Valley press., 1929-03-07

Its the of your clothes counts" that's wha
Society Brand makers and they right mister er
the who know Once in awhile you'll hear Il never
bother about style. buy and long 1t lasts
sometimes And brothers. when they that
they usually look it. We Its the of clothes thai
counts The broad shoulder rOped want tC
be extreme The atersa Vest and the peaed trousers for M
brown and and combinations
Then there blue blue for the
conservative s the clothes that counts
Imperial Valley press., 1929-03-07
PITHIAN SISTERS
THIMBLE CLUB is
ENTERTAINED HERE

Pytaian Sisters Tmmble club ell
tcrtaiucd Yesterday afternoon IT
the home az Mrs. Marvin Moore,
So Brighton street. The members
enieyc0 pot luck luncheon follow
Cd by an afternoon Of cards.
The luncheon was served at small
tables ccntcrcd with lovely bouquets
Of red sweet peas. In the bridge
game, Mrs. Lloyd Kenyon was FOR
tuuatc, winning first prize, while
Mrs. Peter Devote received the con
ISOLATION favor.
Special guests of the club were
Me>damc> Bird Hobby. Emma Shoe;
end Lcta Bryan; while members en-
joying the afternoon with Mrs.
Moore were Mesdames Peter D.
vote, lloyd Massey, Ira Wakefield,
q. IL, Morrison. Wesley He'll, Walter
Gruder. Frank Wicr, Lloyd Kenyon,
and Duane Stafford.
Imperial Valley press., 1929-03-07
Social Brevities

Several dinner parties are being
arranged at the Barbara Worth to-
morrow night preceding the panty
which VIII r, Conway is giving FOE
the service clubs. Dancing is to be
the feature of the evening. and
there will be card tables on the
mczzarinc for those who care 10
play bridge.
Any students Of Mrs. Marie Jcr-
kinS who have not secured their
ticket, from her for the CHORAL club
concert on Tuesday are asked II
call a. Jenkins studio. Mr.. Canton
is rescrying Il section for the St1-
dents Of Mrs. Jenkins and their
parents.
Members of the Ten Thousand
club and their guests are enjoying 4
luncheon and card party this aft2:.
noon in the clubhouse.
Imperial Valley press., 1929-03-07
SOCIETY AND CLUB NEWS
VIOLINYST FOR CHORAL CLUB CONCERT
SAID ONE OF MOST POPULAR IN WEST

| much cheer to the veterans at the
L. :. hospital at Sawtcllc by his
many concerts there.
Mr.. Cohen is fast coming to the
front As one of America ; foremost
composers and under the name of
Andre Nanucff has published mum
Der Of sacred songs.
On Tuesday night 5 program, Mr..
Cohen will feature one group of his
own compositions, as we'll as 4 group
of old favoritcs, such as "LiehcS-
troid' by Krcisler, La Giatana, :
and others.
Director John Canton announced
today that there are about - seats
>tin available for this concert which
can be secured by either phoninS
him at the Country Club Inn or the
Rev. W. c. ChcVcrton at the State
Street Christian church.
There will bc a short final re
bearsal tomorrow evening at 5
o'clock sharp At the Wilson school
auditorium for the chorus.
Imperial Valley press., 1929-03-07

Sol Gahgu. who, with Mrs Ray {.
Roberts, Spanish soprano, viii be the
featured artist on the program to ,.
given uy fine Imperial Valley choral
club ou Tuesday evening. March II,
at the Wilson sehoo, auditorium, is
without doubt one Of the most
popular yiolini>t, or The Pacific
coast. according to musical critics.
NJ. Cohen has appeared witt 81
most every musical organization of
NOT on the Pacific coast. l.c has
bean iolinist with the Philharmonic
or.ac> ira, the Ellis and Womal's
lI. club of Los Angeles a, ono ot
II ir concerts almost every season
go lie past 10 years.
aa ID Burn Usher, noted critic Of
I'll Los Angeles Express, says o. Nj.
Cohen. "hiS is creative art moth
ing short Of genius. = The violnist
vas ono of the pioneer artists Of
r. dio land. He put on the first pro-
gram to h1 reh1oadcast about five
wears EGO over kFI.
Short Y following the radio feat,
Mr. tuhcn i'Tt for Pans and was
gone two wears, gathering jnspira-
tion aud atmosphere for his composi-
tions Since his return from abroad
lis 5lme mas. been taken up with
teaching. composing and "a limited
number Of concert engagements. He
has large list Of students who are
waiting to study with Linn and il IS
indeed fortunate for Imperial Valley
that he consented 10 give up two Of
his full days to come here and give
The people a real treat in music.
Generous With Music
Sol Cohen is noted all over the
west for his generosity and plays for
charity or any worthy cause no mat
ter how busy he is. He has brought
Imperial Valley press., 1929-03-07
SERVICE CLUBS ARE
WORKING on STUNTS
FOR OPEN HOUSE

Service clubs Of the city are work.
ing up the program which they will
present on the evening of March -.
when members Of the Ten Thousand
club will hold an open house to ccle.
brate the paving off of the debt.
The service club program is to he
gin at ; o clock, and will be followed
later by dancing and cards The
Rotary, Lions, Kiwanis, chamber of
commerce and Junior chamber OF
commerce are all to participate in
the event.
Each member of the Ten Thousand
club is 10 act rs hostess. according
to Mrs. +. d. Jacobs, who is in
charge OF arrangements for the af
fair, which is to be entirely without
expense.
Imperial Valley press., 1929-03-07
KUPELTAN
TO CFFER CHAMBER
PROGRAM AT DINNER

The contribution of the FL Cen
tro chamber of commerce to the
program of Host Conway, at the
Barbara Worth hotel. on Friday
night, is being provided by Madame
Katherine Ward Kupeian and
Madame Wooda Blesy. The Friday
evening affair is the annual compli-
mentary dance of Conway to the
chamber of commerce and the local
service and luncheon clubs. The
hotel management, on this occasion,
sends invitations to these organic
ations, directing that they bid their
members, and the members wives,
attend.
Under Madame Kupclian's direc-
tion, Eugene Moore will sing two
numbers. He has a pleasing voice.
and is popular with FL Centre audi
enccS. Madame Kupclian has been
herself requested to sing, and it is
hoped that she will contribute Sc
lection of her own. Moofe's songs
will be a King for "A Day" and
Lost in London Town. His ex-
ccllent baritone voice will he heard
to advantage in these appropriate
vehicles.
Seven diminutive dancers from the
Wooda Blesy academy of dancing
will give the "Dance of the Wooden
Soldiers - These tiny dcvotccs of
the terpischorean art have been re-
hearsing for a number of weeks in
preparation for their baby act, and
Madame Blcsy is highly pleased with
the late rchcarsals. That the young
sters will acquit themselves credit
ably is a forcgone conclusion, and
this number, it is stated, will be
one Of the most delightful on the
ample program.
The junior division of the chamber
has prepared a dramatic intcrpreta-
tion. for the party. the nature Of
which is vcilcd in mystery.
Imperial Valley press., 1929-03-07
NEW MEMBERS OF
BAPTIST CHURCH TO
BE HONOR GUESTS

M informal reception to the large
number OF new members recently
received into the membership OF
the Firs; Baptist church will he
held tomorrow evening at the chur Ii
at 80.
\ program of games, music and
short addresses will be given. \
social hour is TO be enjoyed and
light refreshments served. All mem
bcrs OF the church aud congrcga-
tioY are urged to he present.
Imperial Valley press., 1929-03-07
Took Soda 70 Years
For Gas-StOps Now

"'or 20 years ! took soda for in
digestion and stomach gas. One bot
bottle Of Adlcrifa brought me com
plctc relief. ~. y. Hardy.
Adlcrika relieves stomach gas and
sourncSS in TEN minutes. Acting on
BOTH upper and lower bowel. il re-
porcs old waste matter you never
thought was in your system. Let
AdIcrika give your stomach and
bowels a REAL cleansing and see
how much better you feel. 1t viii
surprise YOU. Sold by Clement s
drug store. adv
Imperial Valley press., 1929-03-07
CITY MISSIONARY
FEDERATION MEETS S

Executive board Of tho City Fed.
Grafton Of Missions held business
meeting yesterday and made plans
for future activities. \ public pro.
gram 70 be- given sometime in Nny
j. being arranged.
Miss Sarah J. Reed, who is in tn"
valley as Il representative of the
Council Of Women for Home MIS-.
,ions, gave very interesting tal'.
On "Racc Rclations.''
Imperial Valley press., 1929-03-07
CLEMENTS WILL
OFFER kXO HOUR

y program Of music IS to he pre-
scented through the courtesy of W.
J. Clements this evening from )
20 $50 over Radio KNO, under The
direction of Adelaide Hartman.
teacher Of voice and piano.
Several new artists are to he pre-.
seHtcG, and those desiring to hear
p i.icular numbers are asked to
telephone requests.
Imperial Valley press., 1929-03-07
SOUTHERN DISTRICT
WC4HANS CLUBS
BOARD TO MEET

There will he a meeting of the
executive board ef the southern dis
trict, California Federation Of Wo-
man : clubs tomorrow, beginning
with Il morning session and continu-
ing throughout the day. The session
viii take place in PerriS.
Reports are 10 be heard and bust
ness matters discussed in addition -
the program al talks
The American issue. [volume] (Westerville, Ohio) 1912-19??, 1929-10-01
What Wet FIGURES PROVE
(KanSas City Tines)

o j
in
in
n
Moth O
liquors
has been particularly
eiZu
The American issue. [volume] (Westerville, Ohio) 1912-19??, 1929-10-01
MASSACHUSETTS WILL VOTE
Voters Will Decide Repeal Mea-
sure at November Election

Massachusetts voters are practically
certain of having to decide at the polls
in the November election 1890, the ques-
ton of repeating the Massachusetts, state
enforcement law commonly called the
Baby Volstead Act" A proposed amend
ment to the general laws involving the
repeal of the prohibition act has been
drafted by Joseph E. Warner, attorney
general, and turned over to Frederick w.
Cook, secretary of sttae.
In substance the proposed amendment
deprives the 5000 state and local police
Of the tool with which to enforce the
Eighteenth Amendment with regard to the
manufacture and transportation of alco-
holic beverages. Amending chapter 1873 of
the general laws by striking out section
"a, the proposed repeal would throw the
whole burden Of enforcing the Eighteenth
Amendment upon the fifty Federal prohi-
bition officers in the state.
The repeal of this act would be the
practical secession of Massachusetts from
the Union so far as the Eighteenth
Amendment is concerned
Going first to the Legislature the pro-
posed amendment if rejected there will be
placed On the ballots for popular refer
endum in November, 1890. On the other
hand if the Legislature repeats the act it
is expected that the drys will place the
question on the ballots at the November
election.
If the law is repealed Massachusetts
will join the notification states of Mary
land, New York, Nevada, Montana and
Wisconsin. The vets in the state are
backing the Constitutional Liberty League
whic his leading in the fight to have the
state break away from the Federal gov
eminent on the question of enforcing the
Federal prohibition law. The spokesman
OF the wet organization is quoted as say
ing, ut is quite true that we believe the
repeal of the Eighteenth Amendment will
be brought about by the refusal of states
longer to assist with concurrent legislation
and we make no concealment of the fact
that we are working to that end"
The American issue. [volume] (Westerville, Ohio) 1912-19??, 1929-10-01
BISHOP R. J. WADE ON PROHIBITION In SWEDEN

as well as in many other European Coun-
tries. I am prepared to affirm that prohi-
bition is far superior to any plan of ham
ding the liquor traffic I have found III
any country
The Paris edition of the New York Her
aid one day this week carried dispatch
from Stockholm stating that drunkenness
had decreased by one half in Sweden.
What must it have been before! The
paper did not say that there had been an
increase in the per capita consumption of
Intoxicating liquor for each year during
the past five years. I wonder what the
proyocation must be before a man IS to
be arrested? I have seen women with
children accosted by drunken men, in
decent exposure of person, woman as
she was walking quietly along surprised
to have a drunk come up behind her and
throw his arms around her, men, young
and old. staggering within few steps of
and in sight of policemen. Let the peo-
pie of Sweden be aroused TO Danish this
hideous monster that is destroying the
peace and happiness and prosperity of
this incornparably beautiful land! This is
my Mothers Day plea for country and
people 1 dearly love-