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Imperial Valley press., 1930-10-30
Blame 'Quakes
On Mt. Lassen

REDDlNG, Calit.. Oct. 30. tJ.P)--
The uneasy rumhlings Of Mt. Las
sen, Shasta county volcano, X"Ster.
day, and the four distinct earth
uuakcs felt in Redding, gave resi-
dents Of this region curious feet
lng of nervousness today.
LasScn, quiet since its eruption
IN 1918, yawned. stretched and
shook. giving a bump to land with
in a radius of 80 miles.
Three of the quakcS occurred ear
~ in the morning., the last and
worst taking place at 40 a, m.
The courthouse here was nam Hjiat"-
lv emptied aud at the local >cnool,
where the shake became great SO
cial success, classes were dismissed
>,hcn plaster began to fall from the
,ciling. '. ~
TEc first quake at ESQ q. IN.
rou.ht scores Of residents !" the
streets, where many remained until
daylight.
Imperial Valley press., 1930-10-30
MINE VICTIMS
FAMILIES LEFT
WITHOUT FUNDS

MrALESTER, Okla, Oct 50. up
.ls individual funeral services
were held today for % men who
were killed when an explosion
wrecked the No. Whcaticy coal
mine, Rcd Cross officials started a
campaign to raise so, 900 Ia care
for the families of the victims. The
relatives were not eligible to re-
c,ivc compensation from the Okla
loma Industrial Commission because
IF n flaw in tho Industrial lnsur-
ance act. ktatc officials held
The bodies of the victims were
undistinguishable when carried
from the mine last night. They
were identified by metal discs ear
ricd in their pockets.
Rescue workers broke through the
;ast barriers of debris late yester-
day to reach the victims. entonhcd
900 feet under McAlester' : resi-
Dental section.
The explosion was caused when
a pocket OF gas became ignitcd
probably when one Of the workers
struck spark with his pick, the
Whcatlcy mine supcrintendcnt. and
!. W. Danan, of Kansas City, part
c;rner. agreed.
Imperial Valley press., 1930-10-30
HURLEY TO TALK
TONIGHT IN AID
OF REPUBLICANS

WASHINGTON, Oct. 80. (u.r)--
The Republican radio program win
he continued tonight with an &d-
dress by Secretary of War Hurley,
The fourth cabinet member to use a
National Network this week -! po,
i!tical discussion.
TIurley's 5 topic will be THE
Hoover Administration. Looking to
the Future.
Last night Secretary of Treasury
Mellon spoke over the radio from
Washington, urging election Of Il
Republican congress next TUESDAY.
President Hoover has shown
himself a man capable of dealing
with great emergencies, Mellon
said. ~ am confident that he viii
lead the country out of it, present
difficulties; hat If he is to 40 SO
With minimum OF friction and loss
of time, his hands should not be
tied by a congress controlled by
political opponents.
Mellon argued that the derreS-
s,o0 was not caused hv stock mar
kct operations, but rather bv ever
production of commodities in this
country and abroad.
Mellon said that govcrumcu; fin
ancoS were in sound condition.
He predicted the United States
would he the first nation to recover
from the business slump and that
thc unemployment situation would
ne greatly alleviatod by adminlStra-
tion measures now taking form.
Imperial Valley press., 1930-10-30
EXTENSIVE HUNT
BEING, Made FOR
MISSING WOMAN

Aathc.inc KELSEY Campbell. 50
left fsr hoMc AZ a. Hamilton street
yesterday morning, saving that she
,;as going TO the store, and disaP-
pca.ea from the light of h"E
friends.
Deputy shcrifts today were max
ny fean,ic efforts TO locate the
@onan. All California cities have
aecn notified Of the disappearance.
and officers asked to watch for her
She lett ter hclao at.ll clock
Yesterday morning, wearing q house
l.tess. low shoes. and without a hat.
Ms. Campbell, wife Of r. L. Camp
Lell of the United States border
patrol service, left three small ehil-
dJcU.
Campbell stated to-day that his
wife had been highly nervous and
y. .c!ancholv for some time. tie
feared SHE was suffering from a
nc:N0ns breakdown.
!, possibility that Mrs. Campbell
might have bccu drowaed in some
,anal VIZ being investigated by Inn
pcrial County dePuties today.
bitches and canai~ We're being
drained and watched.
A description OF Mrs. Campbell
given to the shcriff's office gave
her height as five feet SIX and
half inches. she weighs !35 pounds,
has dark brown hair, heavy black eye
lr0ws. oval face with frcckies, is Of
muscular build, am has Il small seal
on her right hand.
Imperial Valley press., 1930-10-30
BRITISH FEAR
VIOLENCE WILL
BEGIN IN INDIA
b. WEBB MILLER
United Press Staff Correspondent

LONDON, Oct. -. U.2: 2:-r.Ntrlm-
ist elements of the Indian National
lists. convinced that Mahatma Gan
dhi's non-violence campaign against
The British regime in India is IN
sufficiently effective, appeared To-
day to be nearing The employment
tf terrcristic aud violent methods.
Investigation OF threat against
the life of the Nicerov, Lord Irwin;
clashes between NatiouaIists and po-
lice in which the natives hurled
stones and used im1rovisod weapons
against the police armed with lathis;
hombirrs and the discovery of stores
Of explosives all pointed toward in
apguration OF a campaign of violence
to replace Gandhi ; passive resist
ance.
Fifty bottles OF acids, cXDlosives,
chemicals. materials for making
bombs, cartridges and rcNolvcrs were
seized by police in Delhi on the eve
OF the return Of the Niceruy and the
transfer of the government from
!imila to New nelhi, the winter
capital.
Investigators believed the minia,
ture arsenal might have bee1 intend
cd for use against the Nicc:oT ami
members of the government.
\. X. Rohcrtson, IN assistant SUI
pcrintcndcnt Of police in Calcutta,
was absent from his residence when
bomb was thrown INTO his bedroom.
The explosion wrecked tine room.
4 recent abortivc attempt against
the life of the governor of the Pun
.iah indicated the extensive actiN''
lies of the tcrroristic wing OF the
Indian Nati0nalists. Private I'M
censored advices from India received
here said that the Swaraii>ts wer"
preparing 10 intensity their anti,
governmental activities to coincide
@ith the meeting of The ladiaa round
table conference in London on No
Yembcr II.
Imperial Valley press., 1930-10-30
Five Day Week on
Wrigley's Island

AVALON, CATALINA ISLAND,
Calf, Oct. 50, (UP)-In an effort
to absorb a prccntage Of the unem
rioyed labor here, the Cataline Is
land Company, owned by William
Wrigley, Jr., gum king win '1aug
urate fiSe-dav week imme1jatc-
ly, it was announced here today by
y. NJ, Rcnton, general manager.
And not only viii tic tive-doy
week remain in effect aftc the
depression is over, but wage, will
he raised, Rcntau added.
Five days a week means through
employment of more mon, Che Dur
chase Of more homes, more food
stuffs and the general circulation
ot more money, Rcnton declared,
Such conditions cannot hur help
70 bring about n noticeable uuroyr-
m"nt in business conditions.
Catalina Island j. one OF the most
widely known pleasure resorts on
the Pacific coast, with & resident
population Of several thousand per
sons.
Imperial Valley press., 1930-10-30
OBLIGATIONS OF
BRAZIL WILL Be
MET PROMPTLY
Leaders Prepared To Care
For Payments Due Un-
der Old Regime.
BY G. A. POWELL
United Press Staff Correspondent

RIO DE JANEI RO, Oct. 30 (U.P)
The evolutionary government Of
Brazil announced today arrange
ncnts for meeting financial obliga-
tlons falling due in New York to-
morrow.
tn official statement said the
commission Of $315.00 currency au-
tEofiz"d by the d"pos"d govern
uent in orders to the naneo DO
Brazil had been cancelled 1t also
announced the provisional govern
iaeut was arranging to remi; 80,
coo to thr United States through
.hc Banco DO Brazil for payment in
New York Of the Sac Paulo amortl-
idtion. due tomorrow.
The treasury was enriched by var
ious sums returned by federal lead
ers VINO have been provided with
FUNDS To fight the revolution.
Arrangements FOR reception OF
DR.. Getulio Vargas. mead OF the roy
elutionary forces, continued and
,herc were several arrests of former
Government officials. General Dio-
oerese T0uruinho. former Minas Ge-
raeS state commander, was impTlSon-
ed on order OF the war ministry.
Imperial Valley press., 1930-10-30
Mellon Removes
Ban On Parrots

WASHINGTON, oct. 80. UP--
Secretary Of Treasury Mellon sign
ed today an order lifting the cmbar-
90 placed ON parrots last January
SITTER the outbreak of psittacosis in
this country.
Revised regulations under which
parrots may be imported provide
the birds shall be shipped in lots of
not more than 100 IN approved san
tary crates containing 10 birds
each.
lmportations of parrots are TO hc
limited to those ports at which
quarantine facilities are maintain
ed. All shipments must be detained
IN quarantine Is days.
ln the ease Of privately owned
parrots which Lave been under OBJ
acrvation 60 days, the quarantine
requirement is waived.
Imperial Valley press., 1930-10-30
Air Mail Flyer
Dies in Crasl,

EEOOKSTON, Ind, Oct. 50. W.p)
Clarence Q. Maurice, %. of Gin
cinnati, an air mail pilot, was killed
near BrookSton today when his air
Ilare crashed, supposedly because
.ot meteor trouble.
Wrcckagc of the plane revealed
that Mcguire had attempted to
jump out bu. that his parachute be
came fouled in thc wings and drag
gcd him to death. His cargo of
wall was unhLrmcd
Mcguire had left Cincinnati at
Il. m. today. He stopped at lndi-
annapolis for few minutes and was
continuing ON to Chicago when the
crash occurred.
Imperial Valley press., 1930-10-30
BABY GIRL shot
BY PLAYMATE IN
DESERT TRAGEDY
Father Of Child Forgets
Loaded Gun Was Left
In Automobile.

joyce Marie ll2rp. two year old
'aughter of NJ. and Mrs 7. :. Harp,
WAS the victim of 4 tragic accidental
shooting at Flowing Wells, on the
desert. 10 miles northeast Of FL Cen
tro. yesterday afternoon.
The baby was playing with four
year old Bobbie Whitloch, a neigh.
hor's SON. in the rear sea. of Harp $
car, when % rifle went of in
the Nhitlocll hoys hands. The bull
rt entered the girls heart, piercing
rcr body. Harp was IN the habit
of carrying the % in his car, and
.oroot to remove it when he placed
he baby. there to play.
The body was taken to an under
taking parlor at Brawley
Harp had been irrigating when his
small daughter asked to be lifted
into the ear. Placing her in the
rear scat, Harp vert into the house
With Mrs. Harp and Mrs. Whit!oek.
Robbie Whitlock, playing in the
yard. climbed into the automobile.
"'ha two children apparently found
the rifle. and were playing with II
rhcn the fatal accident occurred.
Those in the house heard the shot.
;1d Il scream from little Joyce Harp.
Rushing into the yard, they found
hcr dead. Her parents We're frantic
with griet.
The accident happened at $50
yesterday afternoon. George Young,
deputy sheriff, and p. a, Thaanunl,
: Investigator for the district attor-
ncy'> office. were called to tho
scene. Thaanum acted as deputy
coroner. An inquest viii be held at
= 80 this AFTERNOON in BrawieN.
Imperial Valley press., 1930-10-30
Heavy Selling
Breaks Wheat

CHICAGO, Oct. 80. U.H-Heavy
selling just before the clos" ntoNc
wheat sharply today on the ho"~d
of trade, tine market running 'nto
stop loss selling 'Aat added to the
pressure. Stubborn resistanc" bad
been shown most of the session with
all sales easily absorbed despite
weakness in the stock market. Coon
broke with wheat after tirn.ing IN
= bout midday. oats were quiet lut
followed the major grains.
At the close wheat WIS Is u
,-sc lower, corn was to 5-sc lower
and oats We're |, 20 3.5c love-. Pro
visions were steady. December
wheat old closed at - IS. corn at
- IS and oats old at 50.
Imperial Valley press., 1930-10-30
Burglars Loot
Actress Home

HOLLYWOOD, Oct. 50. UP)-
Virginia Chcrrill, leading woman fo>
Charlie Chaplin, and her mother
were robbed OF $40 in jewels by
burglars whom they surprised in the
act Of looting their home late last
night, according to police reports to-
day.
Miss Cherrill said she and her
mother, Mrs. Blanche Chcrrill, re-
turned here frcm trip To san Fran
cisco Entering ;hc house they
found two men piling clothing, furS
and vamablcs in the center Of the
room. Both men fled.
The actress was brought here BY
Chaplin from (hicago, where she was
socially prominent.
Imperial Valley press., 1930-10-30
Banker Ob'iges
This Borrower

LOS ANGELES, oct. 80. W.D-
\ djyeruntlcd borrower VIII" took
bv force the money that had been
.cfused him rs d bank loan was
sought Wy police today.
The man was denied a loan by
4 Bank Of America branch here,
hut he returned q few hours later,
cody demanded $3.50 and cscap-
cd with the money.
+. \. Wiustanlev, manager, Said
The robbcr demanded the MONEY
cor bombs planted about the build
ing will be exploded. WinStan-
lev got the money and gave IT to
him.
Imperial Valley press., 1930-10-30
Decides Against
Being Bitten

LOS ANGELES, Oct. 50, WR)
When NJ. y. Shcnitzcr awakened
from sound steep carly today
when he felt someone nudging him
il the ribs ne Slcepily looked np to
see an armed bandit standiqg by
his bed.
Shcnitzer Immediately became
wide awake and his consideration
grew WHEN the bandit looked mt Il
Il, 800 diamond ring on his finger
"Givc ne that ring or III bite
Nour finger off, the bandit growlcd
at Sheuitzer, who complied with
gicat alacrity. Then the bandit took
So in cash and fled after locking
Schenitzcr in Il bathroom.
Imperial Valley press., 1930-10-30
Radicals Stage
Parade I'm North

SACBAMENT0, Calif, oct. 50.
WN More 'hau 1000 mcmbcrS Of
the Communist party paraled to the
.i+v hall hor2 last night and de
mandrd thar the city coucu give
irmcd,atc t1ljor TO the unemployed.
Id hv Mike Dmic}s, Communist
organizer, committee OF 20 left tie
'argcy crowd in front of the city
hall and m"rchyd into the council
room. Daniels asked that an uu-
employed workers receive 49,
week dole FROM the government
Fea, OF police That trouble might
follow the aupyarau"" OF the Com
r.uniets wa. WUfouDdrd. The group
MAS orderly auj following present.
alton of their lpmand marched
Lack TO their headquarters, singing
the Third intcsuatjonalc.'
Imperial Valley press., 1930-10-30
Midwest Warned
OF Cold Weather

CHICAGO, Oct. 80. UP)-The
middlcwcst 5 second cold wave was
reported blowing in from the north
wcsl to-day, bringing with it snow
flErrics and below freezing tcmpcra.
turcs.
\ cold rain, waited about by 4
strong northwest wind, brought
sharply lower temperatures. ending
several weeks of Indian summer.
". F. Day, [. :. Weather fore
easter, said the snow win amount
10 more than "flurrics' and that
the cold wave probably would last
three days
Warnings were sent out to lake
shippers,
Imperial Valley press., 1930-10-30
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WHAT'S DOING

Tonight
Rcse-Mesquitc farm center, s
o'clock. Rose school.
Moose dance, 9 o'clock, Leg
ion HALL Imperial
Nieht school, 7 to 8, high
school.
e. p o. z. No. 1925, s o'clock,
Elks' Hall.
Citizenship class. : O'Clock,
high school.
Public speaking class. 1880,
high school.
Foy Imperial Theatre, up
the River.
Tomorrow
Kiwanis club, Barbara Worth.
Presbyterian guild rummage
sclc, 450 Main.
w. C. T. u, IL O'Clock, Col
Brighton.
Imperial Valley press., 1930-10-30
DIDN'T HAVE TO JUMP

MARIETTA. Ga, WH Nc"l l.,
Norris, Decatur, Ga, joined the Cat
crrilIar Club, when he jumped from
a plane near here. lie Thought the
plane was out of control hut vii.
ham G. Motley, Sanford, Fla. pilot,
landed safely. Norris was injured
slightly.
Imperial Valley press., 1930-10-30
SEVERE EARTHQUAKE ROCKS CENTRAL ITALY
Arrests Made in Kidnapping OF Wealthy Illinois Banker
Must Have Run
Out OF Teams

CRETE. Nob., Oct. so. U.P)
Crete high school players
raced up ana down the foot
ball field he-c yesterday until
they were worn out. They de-
featcG. Wahoo, 1913 TO 0.
Coach pop Klein started
first his "B" eleven against
Wahoo, later used his "A'
squad for little while and
then finished OF with his
&C. team.
Imperial Valley press., 1930-10-30
ASPARAGUS MOVING

Asparagus shipments as reported
today by inspectors from the agrl-
;altural commissioner office in.
clude two cars OF asparagus ami
melons mixed - be moved from FL
Centre, and one ear Of asparagus TO
zoe ~dipprd from Imperial.
Imperial Valley press., 1930-10-30
L: [: ABE: 4
AI)N||TS
HIS ACT
Solution OF Mystery Case
Believed Near As Con-
spirators Rounded Up.
YOCUM IS SILENT
Principal In Plot Still
Mum On Arrangements
He Made With CaptOrs.

KEWANEE, H.. Oct. 80. tU.A)--
Verne Algren, arrested today as
suspect in tie kidnapping of Earl l..
Yocum, Calya, H.. banker, confessed
this afternoon. Chief of Police
John e. krumtinger of Kewanee
said that Alggen had participated
in the plot with three either men.
KEWANEE, H., Oct. 50. U.?l--
Verne Algren, alleged to have con
Quoted negotiations for the kidnap-
crs ot Ear l. Iocum, Galva, H.,
banker. was captured today in
farmhouse by members Of the posse
seeking the eNtertionists.
The farmhouse is five miles frors
the ,lfield where three men be
licvcd to have been the kidnapers
wrecked their automobiles and
escaped early today.
Chief of Police John 7. krumtin-
GER and Policeman Frank Schlind-
vein Of Kewanec and j. A. Noel
bankers Protective Associat ion
operative, made the arrest.
.Algrcn was busy with needle and
thread, repairing Il rent in his trou-
scrs. when the OFFICERS walked into
the farmhouse. He had removed his
trousers and had no opportunity to
make a move before ordered to sur
render.
The arrest Of Algren came while
ether members Of the posse wero
hcinS aided by two airplanes.
Algreu was named earlier today
by D.. Mckee, so, 4 farmer living
not far way, as the man who APP
rroachcd him last week with an of
fer OF tl0C day for the use of his
farm as a hidcout in which Yoeum
could be kept while his kidnapers de-
manded ransom.
Mckee named three other men, one
Of whom, Oryllc WAiskors, is under
arrest at Cambridge, Ill. Still an
other suspect, Edward Murphy, a
Galva restaurant owner, was being
questioned in Chicago.
kEWANEE, H., Oct So up
-Four gunmcn, believed to be mem
ters of group that cXtorted mil
lion dollars in ransom from wealthy
lllinoisans, were pursued today by
q posse of 80 officers, over the corn
.iciIs Of he farming area from
which Ea"l l.. Nocum, Galva mil
i.onaige banker, was kidnapped.
The quartet, surrounded in farm
house carly TO-DAY after Iocum was
Ioported To have been threatened
Continued on page o.
Imperial Valley press., 1930-10-30
Boulder Dam
Land Frauds
Are Condemned

san FRANCISCO. Oct. 80. U.D
-Graud jury action against accused
perpetrators of &c Boulder Dam
land frauds was recommended today
by Superior Judge T.. p. Shortall. In
awarding q default refund of s7tJ
to Joseph II. canon of DAILY City for
payments made on san Bernardino
county "truck land," " Judge Short
all asked why the matter had not
been placed before the grand jury.
He was told by Zanon's attorney
that it probably would be,
Imperial Valley press., 1930-10-30
BOY FLYER HEADING WEST

WICHITA, Kansas, Oct. 30. U.p
Stanley Boyuton, rs year-o.l fly
c~ scckiug.a transmitted States
"ecord larded On Travel Air Field
lccc ot 12:3H today after pcedy
light from Kansas city. IT, flew
to Cessna Airport 90 have his plane.
Cessna monopiene checked II the
factory. Boyntnn expects 10 take
off again later today and spend tho
night at Amarillo
Imperial Valley press., 1930-10-30
NUMBER
D DEAD |:
IN DOUBT
At Least 30 Killed And
200 Injured, According
70 Unofficial Reports.
DAMAGE is SEVERE
Government Takes Quick
Measures For Relief OF
Stricken Area.

SINIGNGLIA. Italy, Oct. 50. tU.D
-An earthquake which was accom-
panied by loud rumhlinss shook this
region shortly after Il. m. today,
causing idc damage anI tAe loss
of a score or more lives.
civ Officials cstimated 20 dead
anl ~ /, 60 injured seriously.
Government authorities took charge
# rcl.t measures and = brigade or
infantry from Aucona was installed.
The fact that thr quake occurred
when IT,, population WAS ast'r rath-
ar than at night WAS believed TO
haze prevented larger death roll.
\ total of 80 persons were killed
in the coastal towns of Slningaella,
Ancona. Caesaro aud Fonetto and
about 200 injured IL the area where
tn quake was most severe, accord
ing to authoritative unofficial ad-
vices. Officicl messages placed the
dead 2, 21.
ANCONA. Naly. oct. SO. W.P)--An
,arthnpgEc ~ considerable intensity
SHJOk ttNtfai ltHtN A'i"N' l'"'
iarly along the -,driatic Scaboard
from Riuini To- Rome.
Twenty person, were reported
Grad i'm messages from Singagha'
north Of Ancma, where the most
severe shocks we're believed felt, an"
tour others we're dead at Ancona.
Scores of persons were injured %"
being taken to hospitals At SiniGa
eija.
The quake conferred in tn" Adria'
lie Sea bat was felt with diminish
iag force from central Italy to the
capital, "hiIe experts said the cara
region of JugosIavia- opposite An
cona-was affected.
Widespread panic resulted in An
coma and other damaged towns cspe'
cialk in >i,w OF the recent Italian
earthquasc which destroyed OF dam
apcd many town, and killci vast
number of persons.
Othcr deaths reported by officials
Continued en- Page Six
Imperial Valley press., 1930-10-30

CONTINUED On Page Six
New Britain herald., 1930-06-04
THREE PLIERS JET
 FREE IN WRECK
Kick Hole Through Cabin to
 Escape From Machine

F0-Eh1aepsra. \. '. June aF- Three arrman who kicked their way through the bottom Of g plane after Il fell upside down into the Hudson river were under treatment In 3 hos pitaI here today
 Owen G Harmed 5 year old, Of New York, sales manager for the Curtss Wright Co. Stewart F. Reed. g. O Engle2ood. \. J.. and Aprus- tine FalrchIl5. Gf. CT Ner York. were flying above tha river at lon altitude last night when the plane turned over and fell
 After they had saved themselves from dro1rnz ny knocking out the bottom of the plane they were res c1e5 from the HrccEaEe by tpo river men. Samuel O'Fourke and Asa rl Bo's. who took them ashore in q ~owhoa+.
 Harred suffered broken leg. lacoratons and possible internal in- arlss Reeds right hand was hrok- =a and an artery in his right ankle ~as severed. Tairchjld escaped with a broken rib
 Reed and FaIrchtld also sre Cur -lss Wrteht employees.
New Britain herald., 1930-06-04
DYKES BELIEVED
 HOLDING FLOOD
Red River Menace Apparently
 Gone in Louisiana

Alexandria. La, June 4 IP0As Red River levee lines held intact to- day, the belief was strengthened that the dykes would be able to withstand the pressure of the fast approaching flood crest.
 At Pineville. a town, of several thousand inhabitants across the river had reached height where it was necessary to top the levee to prevent an overflow.
 As revised by the United States weather bureau at New Orleans, the flood crest predicted for Alexandria will be a maximum of fl feet. or one and four-tenths feet below the height attained by the flood Of 1927.
 More levees along the lower stretch of the Red River near Marksville. in Avoyelles Parish, stlll held after the strengthening of q weak spot. In the Benruth Cross levee, cattle has been moved n droves to hign ground as a precau- ton.
 In the upper valley conditions were rapidly brightening. Many Of the refugees already have begun tc
New Britain herald., 1930-06-04
Sluggish Systems Frequent Cause
 Of General Bad Health
Noted Authorities A dvi S e Cleansing System with
 New Laxative.

Many so-Called little things may easily lead to more serious Conse- quences. Headache. coated tongue,
 biliousness, bad breath and a gen. eral tired feeling, any one of them may be signs of a seriously clogged- up system. And today people are dis covering that one of the best pos sble measures they can take to in sure good health is to avoid Const1- patton by using Feen-a mint. the modern chewing gum laxative.
 Teen mint is specially famous and popular because it works on an entirely new prinCiple-that of uni form internal distribution.
 Because you chew Fecn-a- mint 1t is effective in milder doses than or dinary laXatives. For the effective ness Of a laxative is not so much 1 dependent upon the quantity swal- ! lowed as upon the thoroughness of
 its distribution throughout the ali-
 mentary tract.
 While you chew this delicious bit Of gum the tasteless laxative it con- tains is gradually released and mix ! ed with the saliva. Thus it is carried Ito the intestinal tract smoothly. evenly. without shock 10 the system
 or the distressing after effects so