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La gaceta., 1931-03-26

Acordada esta para ell saba
do % de los corrientes, EN- ell
suntuoso palacete de las "Lo-
gias Unidas.'
Tratase de I'm esplendido
Dance Party" organizado ba-
jo los auspicios de la Seccion
de Recreo de dichas Logias.
A las nueve en- punto Sc e.
iecutara ell primer bailable. A
bora muy avanzada ell 1ltimo.
Contratada ha sido para csc
efecto una acreditada orques-
ia.
La gaceta., 1931-03-26
EnfermitG

Katie Garcia, angelical cria-
tura, verdadero dechado de
gracia, Sc halla guardando ca
ma desde fecha ~reciente, baJo
una affection grippal.
La asiste ell j6ven galeno DR..
Jorge A. TrelleS
Hija idolatrada de mi compa-
nero de cr6nica Ell Sr. Manuel
Garcia, y de su Distinguish y
elegante esposa, es la encanta-
dora Katie.
Residen los esposos Garcia en-
la Ga. avenida Nc. 17O4.
Por Ell mas rapido restableci-
miento de la enfermita, formula
aquf mis- votos.
La gaceta., 1931-03-26
ONCE UNIvERSIDADES ES.
TAN CERRADAS

Madrid, Mario. 90 Como
resultado de los motines de
aver y de los pasados dias, ell
gobierno dispuso hoy ell cierre
de las once principles univer-
sidades de Espaha.
Creese que con esta medida
Sc evitara que los estudiantes
sigan organizando manifesto
clones en- contra de la monar-
qufa.
La gaceta., 1931-03-26
APROBO UNA LEY Ell ES-
TADO DE ILLINOIS ABO-
LIENDO LA PROHIBICION

Springfield, Ill, Mario 90
Ell senado de Illinois aprob6
aver una ley repeliendo las le-
yes del estado que exigen ell cum
plimiento de la prohibition.
La medida, va pasada por la
camara, sera entregada al go
bernador. Fue la votaci6n de
26 contra "a.
Queda abolida la ley de prohi-
bici6n del estado y La ley de
registro y captura.
La gaceta., 1931-03-26
C~ONFESARON LOS NEGROS
QUE A DOS


Scottsboro, Ala, Mario &c.
Los diputados del sheriff y la
guardia nacionaI custodian hoy
La carceI donde Sc hallan ence-
rrados 8 negros acusados de
violar a dos muchachas blancas.
Anoche los negros confesa-
ron y un gran jurado sera la
mado a investigar ell case.
Las muchachas una de 81 y
otra de II, Sc encuentran bien.
La gaceta., 1931-03-26


Todos los hombres generosos
de la ciudad de Tampa han de-
positado va sus d6lares en- ell
Cofre de la Comunidad y toda-
via faltan 500, lab ~2ara llegar
a la suma calculada.
Frfa es nuestra generosidad
y cdlpese por este al crudo in
vierno que tuvimos.
Los pobres, los que han me
hester de la ayuda del Cofre, tie
men mas hambre ahora que en-
los amos de prosperidad; pero
solo los comunistas son capaces
de lamentarse de su triste suer-
tie y pedir, en- alta voz, trabajo
o alimentos.
Los pobres comedidos, los que
no Sc dejan influir por la dispa-
ratada propaganda "roja", ha-
cen como hiciera aver ell carpin-
tero Lewis ,se matan, se quitan
del mundo para no amargar la
existencia, con quejas y recri-
minaciones, de los mobiles ciuda-
danos que comen bien y saben
amar la vida.
Lo que ahora mismo reclama
la paz del mundo, como formula
para aliviar la espantosa crisis
economical de la civilization, es
cue Sc maten, que Sc suiciden
unos 20 o 80 millones de los po-
bres que "sobran en- Ell univer-
So.
Esa es la 1nica medicina, ell
1nico remedio, y no pedlr que
los ricos Sc humanicen,. que las
corporaciones tengan entraias
Y que los gobiernos piensen mas
en- la convenience de la mayo
ria de los gobernados que en- eI
contento y la prosperidad de
amos pocos directories de las
masas".
ICual es ell valor de La vida
de un infeliz que no encuentra
.trabajo, nj manos amigos que Sc
lie tiendan, nj sociedades carita-
twas que lie socorran?
La gaceta., 1931-03-26
GANDHI R~ECOMIENDA QUE
Sc EVITEN MOTINES

Karachi, India, Mario 90
ST ell congreso nacional recha-
cara ell convenio de Delhi, ell
Mahatma Gandhi, seg6n ha
declarado, Sc retirara tempo
ralmente de la vida politica de
la India. Serfa humillante, di-
10, pedir q Inglatsrra que pro
La gaceta., 1931-03-26
CHUNGAS Y NO CHUNGAS

Sagaro, aquel ciudadSno que en-
la politica siempre Sc inclina-
ba, en- e. momento oportuno, ha.
cia Ell partido de la victoaia?
ISabe Ar6valo quien 0spu-
sierra la matanza de "islenos',
de obreros naturales de las is.
las Canarias, a rafz del secues-
'tro del coronei Pima?
IPuede el decirnos algo sobre
ell paradero de los hombres que
dieron muerte alevosa al 'libe-
lista" Armando Andre?
Nosotros, que vivimos lejos
de Cuba, lie agradecerfamos a
Arevalo tuviera la amabilidad
de replicarnos a las anteriores
preguntas. .
SDebe ell presidente, jefe del
estado, tratar de comprender a
los obreros O deben los trabaja-
dores, hombres humildes, ".des-
hacerse los sesos" procurando
"entender" al presidente?
La gaceta., 1931-03-26
DR.. Adri6m BMstiuo

Recluido en- sus habitaciones,
presa de un fuerte ataque grip
oal, Sc encuentra ell competente
oven medico Adrian Bustillo,
1aien es muy admirable en- esta
sociedad por SUI bien cultivada
inteligencia y porque ademas
concurren en- su persona ejem-
p!ares dotes de caballerosidad,
s,endo uno de nuestros mas dis
tinguidos ~"Sportman".
Ojala que bien pronto poda-
nos ofrecer la ansiada nueva
de su restablecimiento.
La gaceta., 1931-03-26
MURIO UN AMIGO DE LOS
LEPROSOS

Honolulu, Mario 26.-Ira
Dutton (El Hermano JOSEF,
monte trapense, muy conocido
por sus trabajos con los leprO-
SOS de la isla de Molokai, en- Ha
waii, muri6 aquf hoy despues de
prolongada enfermedad. Tenfa
81 amos y habia pasado as con
los aislsdoe leprOsos.
La gaceta., 1931-03-26
D~EMOSTRACIONES EN- MA
DRLD Y

Madrid, Mario 26.-Los es-
tudiantes republieanos verifi =
caron hoy nuevas manifesto =
clones de protesta en- contra
del regimen.
Tuvieron mas importancia
los des6rdenes aqui y en- Ia
La gaceta., 1931-03-26

Claro para hoy. Aumentaran
los nublados. Vientos variables.
Maxima temperature aver, "a
grades; mfnima, SO.
Marea alta = las $40 a. 10.
La gaceta., 1931-03-26
Bouon Dance

BauOn Dance
Para la noehe del 10 de Abril
pr6ximo, organizan I'm "Ballon
Dance" los distinguidos j6ve-
mes que forman ell Club R. H. !.
Esta fiesta nocturnal sera en-
ell artfstico salon de Jose, ubi-
cado en- la Gale Is y 10 aveni-
da.
Sc hara m1sica por la orques-
ia que tan brillantemente diri-
ge ell j6ven professor Manuel
Sanchez.
La gaceta., 1931-03-26
MANIFESTATION PIDIEN.
DO QUE Ell REY ABDIQUE

Madrid, Mario 26.-Varios
centenares de muchachas es =
tudiantes y obreras o~rganiza-
ron hoy una manifestation que
La gaceta., 1931-03-26

LIS amNMN~NAShN NV A( AN 49,
eran mandadas cor
Fl lider obrero Juan
ArevaIv
Creyendo hacer I'm favor a.
galleguito con Ell cual tomara-
mos muchas tazas de cafe en- la
cpital Guiana, a rafz de habef
SID declarada aqui la llamada
huesga de los diez meses, hici-
mos imprimir "sus expresio-
nes". e
Hoy por la manana Acihimos
una carta de Arevalo a dice
asi: -
"En tn peri6dico de fecha ii
del actual en- la seeci6n "Chun-
gas Y no Chungas", aparece
ilfsertada una carta de Cuba,
,firmada con mi nombre, la cual
trata de asuntos relacionados
con el gobierno del Presidente
Mach
"Sobb referida carta,
que aparecc slViada por mi, la
mento que tie hayan sorprendi-
do, pues yo no soy ell autor nj
acepto 10 que en- ella Sc expone.
'Tengo la seguridad absolu-
ia que Sc trata de Fabregat, de
este amigo que sabe hacer tam
bien ell papel de camale6n, en- ell
Gambia de su piel, Y que celoso
por algunas que otras cortesias
que me dispense ell actual go
bierno de Cuba, trata de sor-
prender enviando esas cartas
para predisponerme a mi con Ell
gobierno, para YER 81 encuentra
lel un hueco entire los amigos del
p~residente Machado.
Como Fabregat recibe tn pc
ri6dico, algunas wees he visto
como haces la crftica del actual
gobierno de Cuba, en- muchas
ocasiones dejand0te tambien
sorprender con noticias falsas o
Itergiversadas, como La que veo
en- La primera plana, columna z,
referente a muertos Y heridos
obreros, y no ha ocurrido tai
Icosa.
,,Pero amigo del respeto a la
opinion ajena, no puedo hacer
mas que decirte que en- esa car
ia que te han mandado, firmada
.por mi, la firma es ap6crifa y
sus conceptos en- alberto desa-
cuerdo con mis- actividades y
pensamientos del movimiento
obrero.
"Yo, aunque me llamen 10 que
quieran los adversarios del pre-
sidente Machado, estaria presto
a demostrar que en- ell orden
obrero Cuba no tuvo jamas un
presidente que tratara y resell
viese tantos probIemas del ira
bajo, y afirmo que ha sido y es
Ell presidente que, 81 los obre-
ros supiesemOs entender, ha-
|brfa contribuido mas a la de-
Ifensa de nuestros intereses de
clase.
EN- fin, no tie escribo para
hacer una defensa que tn no
aceptas, solo para decirte que
esa carta con mi nombre, no es
mia v como caballero y buen
amigo en- 10 particular, tie pido
lrectif' IS o aclares.
"Sin otro particular sabes te
aprecia este amigo,
"JuGn AreUGlO."
La gaceta., 1931-03-26

Esta corona, de orc s6lido,
fue encontrada por los conquis
tadores espanoles en- que es
ahora Colombia, America del
Sur. Miss Lillian Birdsall Sc la
pone para m~ostrarla a los vi
sitantes del Museo de la Uni
versidad de Pennsylvania.
La gaceta., 1931-03-26

c9r uOIoS 4&Os la pOllela ha
an n1mero de ca
~ pF,bl&Eimas "a horas,
kio Sc halla pues
to a registrar todas las casas
de esta capital; pero la poll
cfa comenz6 su antidemocra-
tica labor por las casas tilda-
das de sospechosas.
La policia detuvb al dueno
de una de las casas registradas
aver, un exempleado del di :
suelto ayuntamiento.
La gaceta., 1931-03-26

LOS E~STUDIANTES ENAR-
BOLARON LA BANDERA
ROJA EN- LA ESCUELA DE
MEDICINA
La gaceta., 1931-03-26

Habana, Marz0
fuerza p1blica registr b
los automobiles que tra
por las carreteras.
De Matanzas dicen que ell
supervisor hizo registrar aver
todos los automobiles.
Con extrema severidad Sc
tratara. a los ciudadanos en- Gu
20 poder Sc encuentren explo-
sivos o armas.
La gaceta., 1931-03-26

dfas publicamos
,syaciones que de la Ha
eran mandadas con
lider obrero Juan
Imperial Valley press., 1931-09-05
OLD SKIPPER PLANNING
VOYAGE IN TINY SHIP

Hamburg, Germany, at the age Of
II and slowed away on Yankee
clipper bound for Australia, can re-
call, when he is IN the mood, some
strange happenings on palm strewn
islands.
He said Jack London was "a pref
ty good sailor"
He remembers being present. one
night about SO years ago, at a can
nibal dance on one OF the Solomon
islands. Skulls encircled the dane
ing spot. He saw natives killed and
eaten. But skipper Raabe regards
such doings merely as quaint Poly
nesian custom"
The white-haired skipper lives
aboard his boat, but makes trips
weekly to his home at Jersey City
to get mail. After the weekly strug-
gle with trains, subway, traffic and
conversation about prohibition and
racketeeering he returns to his
yawl, takes off his shoes and re-
lakes in the cockpit.
1t is at such times that he adj
mits, in well chosen language, that
between the United States and the
Solomon island cannibals, he'll take
a chance in the Solomon islands.
Imperial Valley press., 1931-09-05
BY SISTER MARY
AEa Service Writer

IF you are planning to replant
your perennial border this
fall, consider the sweet herbs
along with the delphinium and
pyrethrum. A corner given over
to sage and thyme and as many
herbs as you have room for, Will
prove most satisfactory as a part
of your garden. Because of their
aromatic bouquet, these herbs add
much to the flavor of all foods, but
are particularly valuable in soups
and salads where elusive and in
triguing fayors are needed.
Most of the sweet herbs which
can be grown in the garden are
used in cooking. Some, such as
lemon verbena and sweet lavender.
are deliciously fragrant and de-
lightful to dry and use in the
household linen cupboaTds.
Many of the sweet herbs can be
dried and stored for winter use.
Some can be used fresh. just as
they come from the garden. Bor-
age, burnet, sweet basil, thyme,
sage and savory are used after be-
ing dried. Chives, parsley, dill.
cherYil and mint are used fresh
as we'll as dried.
Some of the herbs are perennial
and. when once established, will
come year after year. Thyme, for
instance, is perennial plant
which grows in the form of small
shrub from six to ten inches high.
The young leaves and shoots only
are used. Sage and sweet mar
joram both are perennial plants.
Savory for Soups
The "fagot of herbs" or kitchen
bouquet usually contains bay-leaf,
parsley, peppcr-pod, carrot, celery
and chiYes. soups and stews
seasoned with these herbs have a
sayoriness quite impossible to
gain by other means. The secret
Of fine cooking lies in the season.
ing.
Sage, thyme, sayory and ma
joram are used in stuffings for
poultry AND meats.
Dill. cafaway. fennel, mustard,
burnet, horseradish and mint are
used in sauces and are pungent
and stimulating.
Herb Yinegars are particularly
worth while 10 have on hand for
salad dressings. Basil, tarragon,
garlic and parsley yiHegars are
Imperial Valley press., 1931-09-05
NaZarene

Church Bible School at GAS a
m. A school you will enjoy. A
class to meet the needs OF every
age. Come and swell our increas-
ing number and enjoy the school
with Us. Morning worship at II a.
m, the pastors subject will be, "A
Divine DiSconent.'
The Y. ?. meet at $50 p. m. TO
study the work of our church in
South America. Bearing particu-
larry on the religious conditions
which exists there, our response
bility, and proper attitude toward
these. our southern neighbors. Spe-
cial music. Young people are es-
pecially invitec 20 be our guests at
this service.
Evening worship at 7:30. The
pastor will take for his subject,
Bearing The Gross"
If you are a stranger in the val
I've and wish to remain so-dont
come--for we will do our best TO
make you feel at home. But, if
you are looking for friends, drop
in at the little church during serV-
ices Sunday, at 9Th and Orange.
Imperial Valley press., 1931-09-05
HOME COUNTY OF
AUTO BUILDERS
PREFERS 0LDS

DETROIT. Mich. Sept. 5-(Spe-
ciaD-Oldsmobile sales topped ali
cars in its price class and was fourth
among all make automobiles, &C
cording to official registration fig
ures for July in Wayne county. This
county comprises the Detroit area,
which is considered as having the
most critical motor buying public in
the world.
The official figures show that
only three other cars which sell at
prices materially below Oldsmobile
two being four cylinder cars-ex-
ceeded Oldsmobile in sales for the
months. In addition OldSmobile
sales for the first seven months of
1881 in this diSlr-o- exceed those Of
the same period in 1890 despite the
fact that retail sales of all new cars
are AZ per cent below those of last
year
According to reports received here,
the Wayne county standing Of Odds
mobile is no exception, this car
holding similar positions in various
other metropolitan centers. 1t IS
third in Minneapolis and is in third,
fourth or fifth position among all
cars in such cities as Chicago, New
York, ST. Louis and Atlanta, Ga.
Official registrations from IL
states for the first six months OF
this year place Oldsmobile in sixth
position, being exceeded only by
three lower priced cars and two
other makes which include more
than one chassis.
Imperial Valley press., 1931-09-05
Texas Produces
Helium Gas For
Nations Ships

WASHINGTON, Sept. 5. U.P)--
The navy's new giant dirigible
Akron depends for the helium used
in it's navigation on the govern
ment plant near Amarillo. Tex.
which was designed and construct
ed by the commerce department. S
bureau of mines.
Although the Amarillo plant has
been in operation about two years,
it has produced more than $1,000
600 cubic feet of helium at an av-
erage net cost of SHAT per thou
sand cubic feet.
Sixteen years ago, when helium
was rare gas-hardly more than
chemical curiosity-there WASH [
a cubic foot OF it in this country.
Small amounts had been sold at
$500 per cubic foot. At that price
the government would spend more
than $4,000 900 900 TO fill a ship
Ike the Akron.
Hydrogen, an inflammable, ex-
plosive gas, formerly was used for
the advent OF lighter than-air craft.
After lengthy experiments. tn e
army and navy decided there were
favorable possibilities for the use
of helium.
The Akron, because of its use of
helium, will be able to attain a
greater speed than most dirigibles.
Its motors are in the body of the
ship, instead of being suspended be-
low in IDwer cars. Thus there is
less wind resistance. This also OBJ
viates the necessity for the crew to
climb up and down ladders from
ship to gondola when the watch is
changed.
Imperial Valley press., 1931-09-05
American Line
Holds Record

CHICAGO, Sept. 5. U.P) - With
a daily schedule of $4,000 miles
United Air Lines, through its SUBJ
salaries. National Air Transport
Boeing Air Transport. Pacific All
Transport and Varney Air Lines, has
outstripped Lufthansa, the German
line, to obtain the record Of flying
more miles daily than any air line
in the world. United Air Lines Off
Gals announced.
With new scheduled. united Air
Lines is flying $4,000 miles a day, or
Approximately 100000 miles a
year. of which 100000 miles are at
night. This night flying is three
times greater than that of any Eu-
ropean company officials stated.
Imperial Valley press., 1931-09-05
Twin Titles For
Pictures Shown
AT Fox Aird0me

Twin titles. but pictures as wide
y different as the poles. come to
The Fox Imperial Theatre tonight
/ and tomorrow night, with Richard
AIlen starring in Caught" on the
+ screen tonight and Constance Ben
nett taking the leading role in
Bought, which will be presented
at the Fox Sunday night.
Caught" is one of those rare
f westerns which grip the nnaglna-
ten with scenes almost historical
in their trueness. It is the tale OF
Calamity Jane. the vests most no
torious woman, and the love of a
soldier and an eastern girl forced
to earn her living in a dance hall.
The story reyolves around the
efforts TO the trooper to capture
Calamity Jane, who has befriended
the woman ne loves
Bought, with Constance Ben
nett is as diametrically opposite as
any picture could well be. 1t is a
story of the ambitions of a poor
eirl to enter high society, and the
tragic happenings attendant when
she deserts lcve for glamor, only
. discover, il the end, her mis-
take.
Ben Lyon takes the feature role
opposite Miss Bennett in this We
hicle; giving q performance that
places him on the same plane with
the star
IN Caught. Louise Dresser takes
the role of Calamity Jane, woman
outlaw Of the gold camps, known
throughout the west for her fear
lessnesS. Frances Dee enacts the
part of the eastern girl forced by
circumstances to dance for her liv-
ing in a gambling hall
Imperial Valley press., 1931-09-05
NEW BOOKS AT
CITY LIBRARY

Fiction
"Ladybrook, by Eleanor Farjeon,
the romance of q dairy maid ana
the son of the master OF Ladybrook.
Yesterday Morning" by Parker
Fillmore; the development Of 2
child showing the effects Of en-
vironment.
Tunnel Hill" by Harlan Hat
cher: the scene Of this story is a
Kentucky brick-yard
The Praying Monkey" by Gavin
Holt; a mystery story.
Queen Anne's Lace" by Frances
Parkinson Keyes; a story of a po-
htical life in Washington.
The Army Post Murders" b.
Mason Wright; a detective story.
Nom Fiction
The Holy Land Under Mandate, .
by Fannie Fern Andrews; Costume
Through the Ages by Mary Evans;
Dreamy Rivers, by Henry Baer-
lein; "Lo,' by Charles Fort; Our
Native Cacti,' by Ethel Bailey Hig-
gins; National Defense" by Kirby
Page.
Imperial Valley press., 1931-09-05
Four Square Gospel

Reverend Mabelle Kipp Dent will
lead the morning church service at
II d. m, using as her subject:
Don't Waiver" and in the evening
at 100 o'clock Ethel Rose Loomis
will speak on Concrete Facts
At 10 o'clock the Sunday school
lesson will be heard Let's be there
and join in the services at that
time.
Prayer services during the week
are held regularly at 730 on Tues
day and Friday evenings.
The young peoples class, the
Crusaders, meet at the church Sun
day evening at $50.
You will be extended a cordial
welcome at all times, come and be
with us at these services.
Imperial Valley press., 1931-09-05
ASSEMBLY OF GOD

Promptly at GAS Sunday school
will start the services for the day,
led by Superintendent J. NJ. Stark
Church services for the day will
be at II o'clock and 1880 as usual,
led by our pastor, C. E. Shields.
Weekly prayer meeting will be
held Tuesday evening, while the
young people hold their service or
Friday night at 1870.
Let's all attend and worship the
Lord together.
Imperial Valley press., 1931-09-05

PORT WASHINGTON, L. l., Sept
5. U.P) - Captain II. E. Raabe, 10.
once skipper of the Glendora in the
South Seas with Jack London q
member of his crew, will hoist sail
on his 40-foot yaWl in about three
weeks and head for southern Pa
cific islands.
The skipper admitted he wants
Ito get the hell away from the
United States and its talk about
gangsters and booze"
Raabe. whose life of adventure at
sea began when he ran away from
Imperial Valley press., 1931-09-05
- NI SISTER MARY'S
J. e e KITCHEN

easily made at home. They often
are the source OF the indescribable
taste found in French dressings
served in fine hotels and restau-
rants.
Basil vinegar is made by steep
ing the leaves in vinegar. For
two weeks the vinegar is heated
each day and poured over the
leaves. The infusion is strained
and more basil added until the de-
sired strength is obtained.
Tarragon vinegar should be
made in August when the leaves
Imperial Valley press., 1931-09-05
LIGHTNING RODS
ARE RECOMMENDED

HARRISBURG, Pa, Sept. 5. U.P
Lightning rods are practical, the
Pennsylvania Bureau of Fire Pro-
lection reported.
While occasionally buildings pro-
tected with the rods are struck, in
vestigations reveal that proper in
stallation had not been made. the
bureau said.
The rods perform real serv-
ice" for rural districts in protecting
homes and barns from lightning
the report stated.
Imperial Valley press., 1931-09-05
LADDERS ADDRESS
is SCOTLAND

BOURNEMOUTH Eng. Sept. s.
(U.P)-Since Sir Harry Lauder is a
Scotsman, he is perhaps trifle
more modest than William Glad
stone, famous Liberal prime minis
ter of England.
Sir Harry recently stayed in a 10
cal hotel and it has just been no.
Imperial Valley press., 1931-09-05
Methodist Episcopal

Sunday school will be held at the
First Methodist church at 9:45 to-
morrow with c. G. jenkins in
charge. This will be the first meet
ing to be held in several weeks and
will be the only service during the
day All members are urged to be
on time and help make this a rec
ord school
Rev. Malan will return next week
and will resume church services on
the following Sunday.
Imperial Valley press., 1931-09-05
HELD WITHOUT BAIL

YREKA, Cal, Sept. S. (U.p)-Tom
Flournoy, so, sheepman, was held
without bail today on a charge of
murder in connection with the fatal
shooting of Fred McManus, so, cat
tleman, during a quarrel over "a
fence.
Flournoy claimed that McManus
became angered when the former
built fence and made threats.
Imperial Valley press., 1931-09-05
TomorrOw's Menu

BREAKFAST: Chilled to-
mato juice, cereal. cream. liv-
er and bacon patties. crisp
toast. milk, coffee.
LUNCHEON: Baked pep
pers stuffed with rice and
cheese, lettuce with French
dressing, blackberries and
cream, grape juice.
DINNER: Broiled fish
steaks, shadow potatoes,
baked stuffed eggplant, new
beet and cheese salad, lime
sherbet. cup cakes, milk, cof-
fee.
Imperial Valley press., 1931-09-05
EARTHQUAKE IN BERKELEY

BERKELEY, Cal, Sept. s. UP
Windows and dishes were ratified
and sleeping residents awakened by
an earthquake at $3.50 a m. today,
Berkeley police reported. There was
10 damage.
Imperial Valley press., 1931-09-05

H. j. Baade, Napa County, says
ethylene oxide poured in holes
killed large bushes in few hours
and recommends 1t for trial on
poison oak. A 10 per cent solution
Is used.
Imperial Valley press., 1931-09-05

ticed that ne signed the register Is
follows:
Name: Harry Lauder.
Nationality: British.
Address: Scotland.
Gladstone at one time, in answer
to what his address was, replied,
Gladstone. the World
Imperial Valley press., 1931-09-05

are at their best. although the
dried leaves always can be used
Four cups OF hot vinegar are
poured over one cup of fresh
leaves and allowed to stand three
weeks. stirring each day. Then
the vinegar is strained and bot
tied ready for use. ~
Garlic vinegar is unusually
good for summer vegetable, salads.
Head lettuce, sliced tomatoes, GU
cumbers, new cabbage-in fact,
any vegetable served with French
dressing made with garlic vinegar
gains distinctive flavor that is
sure to be liked.