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cooIIy Wild smile aIIer Q frank.
slowly taken survey.
I'm not" Estelle answered with
conviction. but It's lovely OF you
TO say so. Marcia"
We're going to have some good
times together. child"
Il know ! shall!"
That's the, spirit Run along
now. darling. and send me that
cocktail-or two OF them . nave Q
perfectly nellish head The train
was stuffy and the BOAT worse The
most CHASTITY people do come TO
Cuba! Tours. tours! And there
were Cubans who would try 70
lirt while using a toothrick One
can't always keep ones eyes shut
and | nate ealing all the while by
myself. so there vast"
Moving toward the door. Estelle
laughed. Sometimes IT'S borrid
trip" she agreed. ut was sweet
OF you TO comet"
Waiting for the cocktail Marcia
stepped out on the narrow balcony
where WINS chung loosely. tutter.
Ing IN the warm breeze. She could
look down on a patio that was. IN
turn. dazzlingly bright and deeply
Swallowed. IL was filled With every
sort of bloom and foliage and
smacked 8 DIT OF what Marcia
called Early Hollywood Never.
theless It vac effective. Her eyet
grew dangerously narrow as she
looked down.
A FEW days with Marcia were
u enough TO convince Estellt
that the visit was no answer &c
her loneliness. Marcia was brutally
frank in her conversation and heI
gossip was sort far from agree
able to the girl.
My dear" she would say. He
lived with her for years right un
der his wife's nose! OF course
knowing his wife. you can't helr
but rather sympathize with him
Besides. live and lei live is my
motto. That's a. sweet dress you
have on. child"
Frequently Marcia would watch
Estelle narrowly as she talked
thus bitterly or frankly. The child
would have 20 peace. Marcia
thought impatiently. until she had
ceased dreaming ant come to
blunt understanding OF the world
about her. EsteIle seemed some
times to be an incorrigible
dreamer.
Don't believe In anything and
learn to take everything you cen
GET" Marcia said sharply one
noon. "rhe sooner you do. the bet.
ter for you! The only people who
know anything like happiness are
those who are absolutely heart
less"
But don't want to believe
that" Estelle protested.
You'll have to. sooner or later
know! | was like you once ou'
| got over It. The only thing 10
do Is to laugh at everything and
cheat when you can get away
with It. That's as close as anyone
gets to happiness"
Bstelle started to 60 downstairs
AS she threaded the narrow BAL
cony looking down on the great
living room she saw her father be-
low. He was not alone.
Suddenly the gill turned Into
her room. to stand there Win
hands against her hot cheeks.
Ito BE Continued)
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Answers 10 Previous Questions

Answers TO Previous Questions
The Van Buren, Street span
over the Chicago river is the
first rolling lift bridge. 1t coSl
S1Ge 200 then. but has entaiIe"
much more ia maintenance since
Westinghouse used his first an
brake on a special train OF the
Panhandle Railroad, ana won
Immediate success with it, al
although it required considerable
Improvement. q His automatic
brake came Is years later
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SS,,nnUODST STEWARDS
'SND WILL MEET

h,6oi:osG5 a' q, Of Stewards of the.
3ssllar 3r,l G;inureh will hold it's
L B. Kan i session at the home
hight At nelly ! ~ of Oakland street
desiTe5' Of the board members err;
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Think Saeriificial
Altar Is Found
BY DYKE WILLIAMS
United Press Staff Correspondent

COOLIDGE. Ariz.. April q
CUP).-An old controversy on
human sacrifice in the United
States may be renewed through
discovery reported to the ST.
perintendent of Southwestern
Monuments here, it was learned
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Special Notices

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WHO laI;Sdkl
|5|izl 4E
BY Joseph Nathan Kane
Author OF Famous First Facts

:, Who made the first nonstop
flight from America to Hawaii?
When did the first newspaper
comic appear?
When did the first doctor ar
rive in New England?
.a,u ... Answers in next issue.
Imperial Valley press., 1934-11-16
POST DEFERS FLIGHT

CHICAGO Nov. 16. U.n)-Poor
visibility today led Wiley Post.
round the world flyer, to postpone
his attempted flight into the STRAIT
.ospheHe L1t Cua.iss-Resnolds air.
port.
Post said ne might take off in
his famous Winnie Mae tomorrow
Imperial Valley press., 1934-11-16
KngSford- Smith
Plans Indefinite

OAKLAND. Calf, Nov i6. U.P)-
Sir Charles Kingsford Smith is
ready to fly east or west. north or
south, provided he can find back.
er. he revealed today.
My immediate plans are very.
indefinite" the Australian said on
his arrival from Los Angeles. where
he left behind The Lady Southern
Gross the plane in which he last
week completed q 7,2O0-mile flight
from Australia TO Oakland
Il probably will have to sell the
plane to repay hackers Of my flight
to Oakland" he said. IF it should
prove advisable or necessary to fly
to Europe or back to Australia, I
shall do So
The Australian flier. only man to
cross the Pacific in both directions,
came here to visit his brother, r.
H. Kingsford- Smith. Associates of
the noted airman denied he had
any plans for a definite flight any
where.
Imperial Valley press., 1934-11-16
Fletcher To Aid
Valley Highsvays

In a communication addressed to
Robert Hays. secretary-manager Of
the chamber CT commerce. Col. Ed
Fletcher. state senator elect from
San Diego, has advised that ne ex-
poets to cooperate with Senator Ben
I5ulse in every possible way. Hays
had written to Col. Fletcher con
cerning highways o. concern to the
two counties, and Fletcher, in his re-
Fly, stated he was interested in any
project relating to Imperial county,
II feel" said Col. Fletcher, that
I am just as much a part of Imper-
ial county as I am Of San Diego
county" Fletcher has always been
strong advocate of good roads,
and has done much to have built
state roads which pass through I'm
perial county.
Imperial Valley press., 1934-11-16

James Thursday evening. Others
present to wish the honoree many
happy returns" were Mr.. and Mrs.
Vincent Hamerson and Miss Lorna
Hamerson of Heber.
Mrs. Harry James, leader Of Mel
GLAND al club, attended the
achievement day meeting held in
Wilson school Friday night. A
program consisting of a piano solo
by Norma Hood. 5-H club mem
Der, q tap dance by Geraldine Or
dnez Meloland, and a piano duet
by Evelyn and Marvin Nelson,
Mulberry. opened the evening en-
tertainment. Meloland girls who
won pins for project work completed
last year are Rubylee Roberts.
Betty Forsberg. Maxine Mcbride
Marichen Waterman. Concha Sa-
bala. Evelyn McGrew, Mary Jane
Hall. Mary Jane Peters. Maggie
Lara, Muriel Meyer, Carmen Enge-
bretson, Allene Roberts. Geraldine
Crdonez Rosa Studer and Helen
Leia The pins for the boys who
completed projects in agriculture
have not arrived so will be award
ed later
Charles L. Childers, former at
torney for the Imperial Irrigation
district. was in Meloland Thurs
day while looking after his ranch
ing interests.
Miss Edith Claypoole was de-
lightfully surprised Sunday when
her parents. Mr.. and Mrs. G. O..
Claypoole and her brother Kenneth
arrived for a visit with her. The
Claypooles returned to their home
in National City on Monday.
Francisco Singh is a new pupil
at Meloland school, having trans
! ferred from the first grade in I'M
perial.
Miss Helen Rumsey and Mrs. Ef-
| fie NJ. Rumsey of San Diego were
weekend visitors at the home Of
Mr.. and Mrs. Alex Meyer. Mr.. and
| Mrs. Ted Rumsey of Calexico join
ed the group for dinner on Sun
! day.
Mr.. and Mrs. Arthur Rau enjoy
ed a game of five hundred at the
home of Mr.. and Mrs. Claud Suttle
| Tuesday evening.
Mr.. and Mrs. Phil Breedlove OF
Los Angeles were dinner guests at
the home of Mr.. and Mrs. Mike
Ordonez recently.
Mr.. and Mrs. w. H. Palmer and
Charles were called to San Diego
Friday by the death of Mrs. Pal
mer's nephew, Earl Jacobs.
Meloland friends will be inter-
ested in the news that story
Renegade" written by Ewing
Scott has been purchased by Para
mount, Inc. Plans are being made
to send an expedition to Alaska to
film the story with Scott as di-
rector. Ewing Scott is known To-
cally, having lived here about II
years ago. One of his Alaskan
pictures, "Igloo," was shown in El
Centro about two years ago and
received much favorable comment
as an educational film.
Mr.. and Mrs. John Hartzog OF
Holtville were visitors at the Elbert
Newton home Sunday afternoon.
Mr.. and Mrs. Dan Scott ano
family were dinner guests of Mr.
and Mrs. Ralph Engebretson Ar
mistice day.
On Sunday, Mr. and Mrs. Isaac
Mcbride and family were dinner
guests at the home of Mr. anc
Imperial Valley press., 1934-11-16
San Diego Girl
Reported MissinG

SAN DIEGO, Nov. 16. (U.P) -
Fearful that another victim may
be added to the long list of un-
solved girl murders here, San Diego
county authorities today renewed
a widespread search for Marthel
Potter, 14-year-old schoolgirl.
Searchers spread through the hill
country and along the coastline
for trace of the girl who disappear
ed Wednesday after returning home
from school and changing her
clothes. Classmates were unable
to furnish any clues to her dis
appearance.
Imperial Valley press., 1934-11-16
DOINGS IN AND ABOUT SEELEY

ct the home Of Mrs. Ivalee Hig-
gins Thursday, November %.
Mr.. and Mrs. L. n. Hanks spent
! the weekend IN Los Angeles, at
tending grand opera.
A joint meeting Of the Silsbae,
Westside and Seeley school trust
ees was held Thursday evening at
the Seeley school.
The Ladies Aid held an all day
meeting Wednesday, November Il
with pot luck dinner and after a
short business meeting the after
noon was spent in quilting and pre-
pairing other articles for the church
bazaar to be held Friday, December
z. Ladies present at the meeting
were Mesdanes A. r. Ferguson,
! Dsehl, Cannon. Higgins, Wise,
Hanks, Rich, Plecher, McHone,
Onie Ferguson, and Robinson. An
other all day meeting will be held
Friday November 90.
7 Miss Allora Gallaher, teacher at
Mulberry, was at home over the
! weekend with Nj. and Mrs. y. F.
Gallaher.
Frank RcSerbauIn of Elm has
! been i'll with the flu.
Miss Mariana Stearns enjoyed a
three weeks stay in San Diego with
! relatives.
] Mr.. and Mrs. S. r. Robinson, Mr.
and Mrs. VIM. Schultz and ]. A
Robinson spent Sunday afternoon
in Yuma.
Miss Kitty Wurz of Avalon, niece
of Mrs. Joe Oftelie, came down tt
! accompany Mrs. Oftelie, both leav.
ing Saturday evening on the stage
for Texas.
Mrs Frances Bransford returned
from Las Vegas Friday and will
stay and keep house for her broth
er and father, j. T. Ofteiie, dur
! ing her mothers absence.
Hershel Howard OF Los Angeles
son Of Mr.. and Mrs. Cecil Howard
made a short visit here with mis-
aunt and uncle, Mr. and Mrs T. A
Howard, Saturday.
j. p. Williams and Melvin Shel-
con returned Sunday evening after
a very interesting trip to Boulder
dam, being gone three days. Mrs
Melvin Sheldon and baby were
guests of Dr. Gray at Imperial dur
! ing Melvin S absence.
Mrs. Raymond Shaw Of Los An
geles visited with her son, Clauc
Ferguson and family, Wednesday.
Edwin Green returned Thursday
morning from a week S trip in the
mountains.
After the play Friday evening al
the Experimental theatre, Miss
Henrietta Blank invited the casi
/ and Robert Marshall and Grace
Johnson to her home. a birthday
cake and ice cream were served
the occasion being Miss Pauline
Zimmerman s birthday
There will be a pot luck dinner
at the church Sunday and church
meeting following the dinner.
Mrs. F. Q. RoSenbaum and child
ren were among those who attend
ed the Armistice day celebration al
the fair grounds Sunday.
Teachers Of the Seeley school are
preparing for a Thanksgiving pro
gram to be held at the school.
Imperial Valley press., 1934-11-16
BRIEF NEWS FROM MELOLAND

Members Of the Efeloland Ladies
social club spent a delightful after
noon at the nome of Mrs. H. o.
Galloway Wednesday. Plans were
made to hold a bazaar on Decem-
Der Is to raise funds to carry on
The charity work of the club. Tt
was decided to follow the usual Gus
tom Of having a Christmas dinner
and exchange Of gifts at the meet
ing on December 10. and Mrs. Jesse
Mcbride was appointed chairman
Of the dinner committee. Mrs. Nc
Bride chose Mrs. Claud Suttle and
Mrs. Charles Forsberg to assist
her. Mrs. Lawrence Richards was
the first one to complete a list of
names of infants accessories from
words with iumbled letters and was
awarded an attractive prize. An
other prize, a pink basket filled
with pink and blue packages was
presented to Mrs. Mike Ordonez
who unwrapped the gifts which
were admired by all. Delicious re-
freshments were served to Mes
danes Isaac Mcbride, Jesse Nc
Bride. Hardy Odell. w. H. Palmer.
Lawrence Richards, H. A. Wells, G..
c. Richards, Merle Hartsock, Ebert
Newton, w. G.. Hardman, Dan
Scott, Charles Forsberg, Mike Or
donez, w. j. Gregg, Ralph Enge-
bretson. K. K. Sharp, Claud Suttle,
j. A. Kinnaird, Alex Meyer, E. S.
Scott. H. o. Galloway and Miss
Vera Havekorst. Due to the
Thanksgiving holidays the next
meeting, which will be at the w.
H. Palmer home, will be held De-
cember instead of on November
%.
Mr.. and Mrs. Isaac Mcbride en-
tertained at dinner Armistice day,
their guests being Mr.. and Mrs.
C. j. Lewis and two children.
Mr.. and Mrs. Charles Forsberg
entertained several guests from Los
Angeles over the weekend, includ-
ing Forsbergs sister, Mrs. Florence
Thomas, Miss jeanne Filmer and
Charles Shusterman. Betty Fors-
berg and Walter Forsberg accom-
panied the guests on trip to Yu-
ma Sunday. The Los Angeles Wis
itors were greatly impressed by the
magnitude Of the sand dunes they
saw on the desert.
Mr.. and Mrs. Blanco of CaleXico
were visitors at the w. F. Meyer
home Sunday afternoon.
] Cl-itA1ApT. q
children, jeanne and Lon Ray, of
San Diego, spent last week with
Mrs. Shippers parents, Mr.. and
Mrs. j. R. Kinnaird.
Mrs. Hardy Odell spent Thurs
day visiting her sister, Mrs. o. L.
Hill in El Centre.
Mr.. and Mrs. Dewey Lorah of Ell
Centre were dinner guests at the
home of Mr.. and Mrs. Wesley Rob-
erts Monday night.
Little Doris Corfman, daughter
of Mr.. and Mrs. Harvey Corfman
celebrated her second birthday Sun
day. She spent the day visiting
her grandfather.
Mr.. and Mrs. w. c. Hanna drove
to Yuma Sunday where they visited
the camp Of the Callahan Construc-
ton company. Huge dredges to bt
used in the construction of the ca
nal are being assembled at tn
camp.
Miss Edith GarroW was guest O.
honor at a birthday dinner at TIT
home of Mr. and Mrs. Harry
Imperial Valley press., 1934-11-16

The hatcherymen and breeders
of Utah have adopted the national
plan of uniform breeding
Imperial Valley press., 1934-11-16

ical Discovery and have been i'll perfect
health ever since"
Write DR.. Pierce's Clinic, Buffalo, y. Y.
New size, tablets 50 cts, liquid $l.O0.
Imperial Valley press., 1934-11-16
BY MRS. ). T. ROBINSON
Press Staff Correspondent

M l.. Curtis in company with
Virgil Simns of Brawlcy, Tom Son
Cda of Imperial. three directors OF
the asparagus growers association,
motored TO Bakersfield as a COM
mittee for the asparagus growers to
meet with representatives of the
central and northern districts and
lay plans for the spring cut both in
shipping and canning. The men
returned Tuesday evening having
left early Monday morning.
J True Sheldon visited his parents,
Nj. and Mrs. A Sheldon a few
days going back to Ramona We'd
nesday.
Temple Robinson was q guest Of
Fat Bush in FL Centro ever Tues
clay night
! Mr.. and Mrs. Claude Ferguson
and son, Mr.. and Mrs. Lonnie Muir
ply and two sons enjoyed a picnic
and prospecting trip through Davies
Valley Sunday.
/ Mr.. and Mis- T. E. Gouger of
Long Beach were visitors at the M.
L Curtis ranch Monday.
( Miss Pauline Zimmerman and
Mrs. Mama Herrick visited in San
Diego over the weekend
Mrs. Ora Schieber, teacher Of
Elm. and daughter, Lucille, motored
to Santa ANA to visit with rela-
tiVes. Little Irene Chapman and
Fred Hives accompanied them on
! the trip.
) Emo Long visited with his home
felix's Wednesday from Bard.
The Seeley Union church has q
new roof; also the porch around
the parschage The barbecued
supper given by men and women of
the Seeley community and the
generous help CT others made this
possible.
Word was received from John
Boone and family, who were visit
ing last winter with their daugh-
ter, Mrs. e. Shumard Of Elm, that
they have bought q ranch near
Eureka, Kansas, where they are now
located
Mr.. and Mrs. Tcm Adams of Cal
eXico were diQner guests Tuesday
evening at the home of Mr.. and
Mrs. Laurence Campbell.
L. H. Morton OF San Diego was
a dinner guest Wednesday at the
home cf Mr.. and Mrs. N. p. Pearse.
Mr.. and MIS-. G. H. Connect Of
Long Beach were calling on friends
here Saturday. The Comets were
residents here for several years.
The Westside country club meets
Imperial Valley press., 1934-11-16
BY MRS. L. c. HAWK
Press Staff Correspondent

EltSS otdIi &bhINAIluAAeaNhh
A jolly group. of young people
enjoyed a desert party Saturday
evening as guests of Louise and
Harriet Laborde The young people
met at the homo Of the Kumbergs
and went to the sand dunes in
Kumbergs new truck. After roast
ing Winer5 and marshmallows
around a big hon fire, the party
played games. These invited we're
Gladys Brown, Jacoba Dunsenberg-
er, Billie McAfee, Barbara McAfee
Sam Webb, Wylie McAfee, Frank
lin Kumberg. Chester Hawk, Har-
old Hawk, Gerald Rivers, Leroy
and Wayne Boaesteele and the
hostesses, Harriet and Louise La
borde. Mrs. Kumberg and Mrs.
Laborde chaperoned the party.
Mr.. and Mrs Milo Hogan and
family Of Heber and Mr.. and Mrs
Leroy Hawk and family were din
ner guests Of Mr.. and Mrs. Clyde
Dyer on Armistice day.
Among those from Verde who
enjoyed the lecture at the wo-
mems club in Holtyille Friday
afternoon were Ms. Howard Ven
Gill and Mrs. Leroy Hawk
Miss Esther Statler ACCOMPANIED
her cousin, Cecil Gillett of El Cen
tro to Phoenix. Arizona, Friday.
While in Phoenix, Miss Statler
visited bar pavptatc
Mrs. Anne Dearborn spent the
Armistice holidays with relatives
and friends in El Centre.
Helen Hawk was an overnight
guest of Marjorie Spear in FL Cen
,trc Friday night. The girls at
tended the El -HoltVille
football game.
Almost a hundred per cent OF
the Verde 4-H club membership
attended the Achievement Dav pro-
gram at the Wilson school Friday
night. The inspiring talks filled
the boys and girls with en-
thusiasm and all came hcme de-
termined TO put their projects over
in a bigger and better way than
ever before.
Mr.. Kinesbury Miss Floyd and
Miss Tanner accompanied Mrs.
Hawk tc the Women's University
club dinner and lecture at the
Barbara Worth hotel in El Cen
tro Thursday evening.
Miss Bertologio spent the week
end visiting friends in Los An
geles.
Mr.. and Mrs. Richard Starner
plan to spend next Friday and
Saturday in San Diego
Miss Mollie Mcbride visited her
Imperial Valley press., 1934-11-16
INDIGESTION, DIZZY

Mrs. I. V. McGougll
OF 677 South Sth St,
Cotton, Calf, said: My
health was very poor, /
was weak, lost my appe-
tite and became very
thin. / had nervous in
digestion, my h cart
would palpitate and !
often felt dizzy. l took
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Imperial Valley press., 1934-11-16
Alamo Verde Section News

parents at Claremont over the
weekend.
The Penticostal minister and as
sistants from Holtville held meet
ing in the Alamo school Friday
evening. A fine talk was given
by Rev. GiYad and good music
with piano, viclin and guitar ac-
compartment was furnished. These
meetings will be held every Fri
day evening at the school house
and everyone is invited to attend.
The Alamo-Verde home depart
ment held their regular meeting
in the Alamo-Verde social hall
Wednesday afternoon. Mrs. c. r.
Mcqueen reported on the meeting
held with Miss Dodson at CaleXico
the week before. Her talk was sup
plemented by talks from Mrs. Tut
tie and Mrs. Wolgaski on the
clothing project. During the busi-
ness meeting Mrs. Guy Tuttle
was reelected chairman Of the
local home department, Mrs Henry
Miller, vice-chairman and Mrs.
Duncan Mckenzie, secretary-treas-
urer.
The Alamo p. T. A met Thurs
day afternoon at the Alamo social
hall. Mrs. r. A. Chestnut, prin-
cjDal OF The school gave a splen-
Gid report Of the Rural Principals
Conference held in San Diego the
week before. Mrs. Chesnut's room
was winner in the recent contest
and was presented a beautiful fern
as prize for getting most new mem
bers for the p. IT. A.
Mr.. end Mrs. Eldred Ferguson
and their house guests from San
Diego were Sunday afternoon cal
lers at the Richard Starner hcme
in the Alamitos district.
A group CT junior college girls
We're guests of Miss Mabel Wocli-
scroft at dinner at The California
hotel in FL Centro Saturday even
ing. After dinner the girls at
tended the Junior college play.
Those invited were Helen Bezde-
check, Dorothy Paine. Helen Hawk,
Marjorie Spear, Florence Hess,
Marie YukoWa, Marie Knudsen
and the hostess, Mabel Wooliscroft.
Mrs Ruth Hawk is serving on
the fall panel of the trial jury.
The Verde All club girls met
Tuesday evening and worked on
their sewing projects under the
leadership Of Mrs. Miller and Miss
Statler.
Mrs. Laura Dobbs CT Bond
Conner spent several days in Holt
vile last week as the guest Of Mr..
and Mrs. Tom Mcdonald. While in
Holtville Mrs. Dobbs attended the
County Baptist Convention at the
Holtville Baptist church.
Those of Bonds Corner who
Joined the members OF the Feder-
ated Clubs in a gem hunt on the
desert Wednesday had wonder
full time.
Joe Enz went to Bakersfield
Sunday where he is attending the
California Farm Bureau Fedora
ton.
Imperial Valley press., 1934-11-16

Mrs. G. j. Lewis in the Sunset
school district.
On Thursday evening members
of the Meloland farm center met at
the home of Mr.. and Mrs. Arthur
Farley. G. o. Hoober, county pres
ident, was also present.