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Seward daily gateway., 1923-03-08
FOUND GUILTY OF MURDER

NEW YORK; March S-Mrs. Paul cite Saludes was this morning by a jury verdict found guilty OI murde m the second degree for slaying Oscar Martellire, broker. Whiie being es- corted from the courtroom sine endea- yored to take a dose O. poison. The sentence to be inflicted will be in prisonment of twenty years to life.
Seward daily gateway., 1923-03-08
WANTS TREATY RATIFIED

PARIS, March S-Minister of Mar inc Raibate. this morning advised the chamber of deputies that the govern- ment, as whole would request of parliament a vote to ratify the Wash ington arms treaty.
Seward daily gateway., 1923-03-08
BAVAR|AN P0uc[ ACTIVE.

BERLIN. March S-Authorities here announced that a proposed coup etat against the Bavarian government which was scheduled to be launched in tn: middle of the present month, was nipped in the bud by the arrest of fifteen conspirators al Munich. One of them, when about to be arrested committed suicide.
Seward daily gateway., 1923-03-08
MuSSOL|N| ADVISES
 PROTEST BE ENTERED

ROME, March S-Premier Musso- lini has telegraphed the Italian Am bassador at Berlin and the Italian consul general at Munich their instruc- tions for entering a poTtest to the Ba- Varian government on an attack made on seventeen Italian workmen on Ba- varian soil
Seward daily gateway., 1923-03-08
2. HILL RESIGNS POSITION

LONDON, larch 8-John Walker Hills, financial secretary for the treas ury who was defeated recently at a bye election for seat in parliament, today resigned his position with the government.
Seward daily gateway., 1923-03-08
BANKER CASHES IN

NEW YORK, March S-Charles D. Norton banker, and at one time sec retary to the president during the Taft administration, died here last night
Evening star., 1923-12-02

Brocaded silk, georgette and all
silk pleated with panel effects,
trimmed with gold braids, two
toned silk fringe. Some with gold
bullion fringe
Evening star., 1923-12-02
Choice of Both 9a12 and 8.3a1O.6

Frankly this is rug selling of such magnitude that
this small space cannot half do justice to it. But fortu-
nately, the quality is well known the savings so
patent that explanation is not needed.
Only the reputation of this institution coupled with
that of the name Wilton to prevent this an
nouncement from seeming ''too good to be true.
It's our supreme Christmas gift special in rugs, and
such rugs are gifts supreme! If you would make
these rugs tomorrow. Just day to get them at this
ing. All perfect quaty-lasting and satisfying.
Evening star., 1923-12-02
The Standards

Richly carved polychrome, in
FURNISHED stippled gold and silver,
with weighted base and 2-light ad-
Unstable clusters and silk pull cord
tassel.
Imperial Valley press., 1923-06-14
Acacia To Try
All Over Again
for Schoolhouse

After several months of fractional
disturbances and internal strife, fol-
lowing the burning If their school
building last fall. the people Of the
Acacia school district have decided
to hold a district meeting tomorrow
night Mt the schoo!house, 10 provide
wavs and means not only to patch
an their family grievances, but to
get started on 4 new schoolhous6.
Although several bond issues for a
new school building have been de
fcated since the old building was
destroyed it is hoped that a new
issue will be successfully voted.
The people who have the best in
tcrests for Acacia district at heart
realize that a new building must be
provided ii the district is to keep
pace with others in the county, and
as a matter Of family pride" do
not wish to see Aearia lag behind.
internal quarrcIs must he forgotten
if he district is TO progress and
Friday Hight 5 meeting is called for
the purpose of wiping the slate clean
and starting over again. Douglas
Saunders. clerk Of the district. will
preside ar the meeting.
Imperial Valley press., 1923-06-14

putting a million acres in Mexico
under cultivation or some 100000
acres of the public domain in the
United States for the eX-Servico
men, That is their choice.
Congressman Swing closed the
meeting by answering numerous
question aftes which Chairman
Chase admitted that his view has
been changed and that he was
pleased to have the new angle
which had been presented. Con-
gressm9u Swings explanation that
the clause in the bill which gives
the So-called preference right TO
municipalities is exactly what the
Federal Power act stipulates and
nothing more.
L. a. Agrees to Help
4 resolution was adopted uuani-
mously by the visitors, after il was
pat BY Chairman Chase. urging the
Los Angeles Chamber of Commerce
to take vigorous steps to. push legiS-
lation for the Boulder Dam and
All-Amcrican canal Il was offered
by Col. B. T. Fly and seconded by
Mark Rose.
Some Of the committeeman ez-
pressed surprise when Congressman
Swing, in giving one reason for the
All-Amer.can canal stated that
there is perpetual injunction
against imperial Valley. restraining
It from b4-ldilg the necessary wier
to set water and that only because
Yuma has confidence that Imperial
Valley viii persist III its fight Tor
al All-Amerjean canal under its
contract with the Department of IN
terror for a connection at Lagnna
Dam, if the injunction not enforced
and the Imperial Valley turned
again to the desert il was. Swing
also effectually explained the neces-
sity for getting out of Mexico with
the system. He said th2t the dis
triet had sought help from the Los
Angeles Power Bureau for the pas
sage Of the power bonds mat coa-
gress might know OF definite offer
fer power.
The visitors present were: Ira
AteA, Roy D. McPherrin, c. ".
Brockman, Mark Rose. Earl c.
Pound, c. ". Cuff, Jonn W. Scott,
o. \. Shaw. c. c. Jenkins. Rev
George Hartman, Capt. T. J. Worth
ington. f. W. Greer all from Imper-
ial Valley; Col. B. f. Fly from Yuma
and Leslie r. Saunders from Las
Vegas, Nevada.
Imperial Valley press., 1923-06-14
IMPERIAL VALLEY PRESS
Gillette, Razor
King, +" is Sued
for Big Amount
By United Press Lesaeo Wire

LOS ANGELES, June liking
c. Gillette, the safety razor king
was caught by a summons server
last night after a two weeks vigil
and handed an order to appear be
fore a notary Saturday to give Lis
deposition in 100000 damage
suit brought against him by Leon
kutner, former associate in an oil
venture.
Kutner charges that Gillette con
scented to become president of an oil
promotion company i'll which he was
interested. On the strength of Gil
lette's name Kutncr' sold many
thousands of dollars worth of stock.
Then it is alleged Gillette suddenly
resigned and Kutncr was forced to
turn back the stock to the investors
who claimed misrepresentation.
Personal damages suffered by
Kutner during the negotiations
amounted to 500. 900 he claims.
Imperial Valley press., 1923-06-14
S. T. Woman Kills
Husband When He
Abuses Her Sons
BY United Press Leased Wire

SAN FRANCISCO. June 14-Mrs.
Anna Sternscher, aged 81, was held
in the city Jail today charged with
the murder of her husband, Max,
aged ~.
The police claim that the wife has
confessed to killing her husband, be
cause she is said to have declared,
he mistreated her two sons. Nathan
aged II, and Solomon aged 8.
Mrs. Edith Killighan, a neighbor,
heard the couple quarrelling early
today and summlHed the police.
They reached the SternScher home
4 few minutes after Sternscher 5
death and arrested the woman. The
weapon used, a - calibre revolver,
was found ii tHe house, according
to the police.
Imperial Valley press., 1923-06-14
CONFERENCE in [. A. ON BOULDER DAM
PRIlsC(,S ASSURANCE OF COOPERATION
AND IRONS OUT MANY DIFFICULTIES

Continued From Page one)
Imperial Valley press., 1923-06-14
IMPERIAL
By Press Staff Correspondent


IMPERIAL, June 14.-Rev. Me
Gaughey of the Community church
and Mrs. McGaughey are leaving
this morning for San Diego. taking
with them Rev. Oscar and Mrs.
Sweeney and SON Kester. Mr.. and
Mrs. Sweeney will meet their son
Oscar and wife who are to spend
the week end in San Diego. DR.. and
Mrs. McGaugheY Will rturn Satur-
day.
Mrs. McMorran, chief operator of
the local telephone exchange spent
the day at the Ell Centro exchange.
Mrs. st Laurent, Of South +
street, had u very pleasant surprise
when Marion Kane, her brother,
whom she had not seen for eight
years, walked in recently. He is a
raucher in Palo Verde, Arizona.
Miss Novella Townsend of San
Diego is here visiting ficnds and
relatives.
NEW YORK-All trading of
PLAYERS ilf the major leagues is bar
red after midnight tonight.
Imperial Valley press., 1923-06-14
Splendid Report
Given at Meeting
Imperial Church
BY Press Staff Correspondent

IMPERIAL, June IA. - At a
recent meeting of the Border Con-
troll the years work of the Com
munity church was reviewed. 1t
was found that from May l, 1922 to
May /, 1923 80 members We're re-
ccived. The finances showed that
all bills had been met with 800 to
apply on former obligations.
For thlee years this church has
relied upon the church collection
plate and it was the sense of the
meeting that they would continue
without returning to the shat pass
ing
The money for the support of the
church is raised by subscriptions
made at the beginning of the year
and deposited weekly in Il chest III
the vcstibule of the church.
Imperial Valley press., 1923-06-14
Prominent Actor
Jailed, Cha
Of NOn-Support
by United Press Leased Wire

LOS ANGELES June 1S.-Ty-
rome Power, veteran stage and
screen actor, was arrested and re-
leased on 800 bail last night after
he had been charged with non-sup-
port Of his two minor children.
The complaint was brought by
Powers > former wife, Mrs. Emma
Arper, better known as Patia
Power, star of the Mission play,
here who claims that the actor has
"ooutribUted absolutely nothing to
the children's support for the past
year They were divorced at San
Diego in 1920.
Imperial Valley press., 1923-06-14
MORE COTTON USED
DURING MAY 1928
by United Press Leased Wire

WASHINGTON, June 14.-Cot
ton. exclusive of linters, consumed
during May totalled 620,965 bales,
compared with 495 1886 bales in May
last year, the census bureau an,
nounced today. u
Imperial Valley press., 1923-06-14

What this country needs is i
good five-cent cigar.
The Denver Jewish news., 1923-12-13
GREAT BRITAIN'S CHIEF
RABBI ASKS AID FOR
SEMINARY, HIS
ALMA MATER

Rev. DR.. Joseph H. Hertz, Chief
Rabbi of the British Empire. makes an
eloquent plea to the Jews of America
to support the Jewish Theological Sem
mary, the spiritual rampant of Ameri-
can .JcwTy," as he calls it in letter
to Rabbi Max Drob, chairman of the
million dollar endowment fund cam
paign for that institution, especially
at this time. he says. when the forces
of reaction and race-hatred have Joined
hands against them"
Dr. Herr was the first graduate of
the Jewish Theological Seminary. Fol
lowing n short incumbency in Syracuse
he was called to Johannsberg,, South
Africa. His work, as spiritual guide
of the Jews of that far-cff country at
tracted attention in every part of the
British Empire and when a little ever
ten years ago. it became necessary to
elect successor TO the late Chief
Rabbi DR. Herman Adler, he was cho-
sen unanimously.
DIR Hertz's letter to Rabbi Drob is as
follows:
Dear Rabbi Drob-
Il have been following with the deep
est interest the movement to secure an
adequate endowment fund for the Jew
ish Theological Seminary of America.
an institution which II is my proud
privilege to call my Alma Mater. The
Importance of this undertaking cannot
he over-cStimated.
"Isrnel's prophets are our scholars
the men who consecrate their lives TO
the study of the revelation of the
The Denver Jewish news., 1923-12-13

Divine Spirit in the doctrines, institu-
ticns and literary achievements of Is
rael: who proclaim the Righteousness
of God. and transmit TIE teachings of
Israels faith to their generation.
"Thc Jewish Theological Seminary
of America, founded 81 years ago, to
create IL learned rabbinate. to promote
scholarship and to train efficient teach
crs for religious schools, has nohly ful-
filed its mission Thanks To the bound-
less devotion and wise direction of Sab
alto Morals and solomon Schechter, of
Jacob Schiff and Mayer Sul2bergcr, it
occupies today the foremost position in
the world of Jewish scholarship. u is
unthinkabIe that ut time like ours,
when on all sides the forces of reaction
and race-hatred join hands in the un-
holy work of revilinS and Slandering
the Jew, IL mighty .Iewry like that of
America should neglect its spiritual
The Denver Jewish news., 1923-12-13
CHANCELLOR MARX SAYS
CATHOLICS AS WELL AS
JEWS THE BUTT OF
NATIONALISTS

Berlin.-Chancellor Marx is con-
vinced that tht Jews are not alone
the victims of the NationaliSts' fury
According to letter written in Sep
tcmber by the Chancellor. the then
leader of the Centrum, to the Cen: raj
Association of German Citizens of the
Jewish Faith, Herr Marx is Of the
opinion that the anti-Semitic movement
is identical with the anti-Ca iholic
movement. Catholics, he declared in
The letter. which has Just been pub
lished by the Parliamentary Commit
tee of the Centrum Deputies. are fund
amentally opposed to anti-Semitism.
The assassination of Rathenau was the
result of the Nationalists' preachingS
with which the Catholics were in no
way associated. Herr Marx then de-
clared. The Center Parties, ON the
other hand, have ever defended the
Jews of the Fatherland against anti
Jewish instigation.
The Denver Jewish news., 1923-12-13

in celebration of the Sixth Anniversary
of the capture of Jerusalem by General
Allenhy'S forces was held at the st
George Cathedral here Sunday. Cover
nor Storrs Of Jerusalem acted as hos.
TO a select gathering representing the
various manifestation, jewish
and Christian. Sir Herbert San uei.
the High Commissioner and all the
highest officials attended the service.
as did also the two Chief RabbiS. the
Rev. Isaac Kuil. representing the Ash,
kenazic Jewish community and Rabbi
Jacob Meyer the Sephardic commuIity
The service was conducted in English
Arabic and Hebrew. Among the con
Spicuous absentees Were Cardinal Bar
mssinu, the Latin patriarch. and Mufu
uusscini. the highest Moslem dignitary
in the land.
The services Saturday in all syna-
gogucs were interrupted long enough
The Denver Jewish news., 1923-12-13

deposit at the place of the ieali, thus
stopping the ficw OF water What as
surance does motorist have that de
posits from radiator compounds will
not clog the small wafer passages in
his radiator, and thus decrease i,s
efficiency TO dangerous point?
When your radiator springs leak.
take il 10 competent radiator shop
and have. it repaired This is the best
policy to pursue.
The Denver Jewish news., 1923-12-13

ramparts; and. through lack Of ade-
quate support of great House OF
Learning. fail to ensure an uninter-
rupted line of loyal and scholarly teach
ers and defenders of Judaism. Only Il
religious Israel is inv,nciblc. Only a
religious Israel is II national asset OF
zens we are. Only a religious iSrael is
"A dynamic power for personal hcliLess,
social righteousness and humanitarian
endeaVor.'
The Denver Jewish news., 1923-12-13
JERUSALEM RABBIS AT
TEND CATHEDRAL
SERVICE
Orthodox In Synagogues Repudiate
Suggestion They Wish Samuel
70 Quiz

(Jewish Telegraphic Agency)
Jcrusalcm.-A Thanksgiving Ser"ice
The Denver Jewish news., 1923-12-13
JEWISH NEWS Meier
THE SHADOW OF SUFFER-
ING THOUSANDS

Over the Jewish homes of the coun-
try the shadows Of thousands of ont.
stretched hands are lowering; thes,
are gaunt hands. white from suffering.
tired from racking pain, dropping from
constant supplication; these are the
hands Of thousands and thousa nis of
consumptiye men and women. 10 whom
no cure or relief is offered, to whom
even no hope is granted. Lost in The
shadows of their grief-striclien homes
alone in the crowded congeries of the
great cities, or the diSmalncss Of small
towns. in tenements, factories. shops,
these unfortunate one, are suffering
of all diseascs-tuberculos
The hands of these thousands-tiicrel
may be tens of these thousands; ; may
he more than that cvcn-arc beating on
the doors OF the Jewish people cf the
country. Tie shadow of these lifted
hands are failing on the very thresholds |
of the Jewish homes they are an intoi- |
cradle fact 10 The Jewish people. and
nationwide these cries for help arr, re-
cciving Il response.
How intoler;ible a fact these tens or
thousands of uncarcd-for Jewish con,
sumptives make can he scnscd il one
considers that the total number of reds |
in all the Jewish sanatoIia of the cOun |
try is only about one thousand, Fully |
one-Iuarter of these beds, about two
hundred and fifty, are in the great in |
stitution of the Jewish Cons,lmpt'vcs'
Relief Society of Denver. Colo. And
this famous institution is now deter |
mined that the opportunity TO receive
cure be vouchsafed these heretofore
forgotten thousands: That its own
doors he swung wide open and the m"ny |
on its own waiting line he given adj |
mission. and the many more not even
on waiting line he given cure and
relief
From all parts of tie country the
beating of the pain-scoursed hands Is
heard. and the most piiiful thing about
it is that so many of these lifted hhEds
are those of women-of mothers,
daughters. sisters. and swneibcarfs-
of women caught in pain in II cir
households. working in agony in shops. I
In the Jewish Consnmptives' Relief
Society alone there is n waiting line of
over one hundred and fifty women: +:
even in this great institution. the avail
able facilities for women have been
rapidly outstripped by the oncoEing
procession of suffering women con-
sumptivcs.
The Jewish Consumptives' Relief So
ciety is now at work II provide n new
pavilion for women. 1t is planned to
take care of at least one hundred and
fifty additional women patients. F,om
nll parts of the nation this appeal has
been heard: the 100000 contributors to
the Society. til" thousands of other
friends, are giving their energy and
time to the fulfilmcnt of this under
taking.
From all these thousands of Jewish
homes brave beam of light is bro, ght
forward to help disperse the shadows
of the hands of consrmptive-stricken
to make this new womcns pavilion of
the JCRS an actuality.
The Denver Jewish news., 1923-12-13

for resolutions TO be adopted protesting
against the suggestion that the Ortho-
dox Jews of Palestine We're pleased
with the thought that Sir Herbert
Samuel was TO resign. The resolution
afIirms the confidence of Orthodox Jews
in the High Commissioner and eNrres-
ses the wish that Sir Herbert will long
remain in office.
The suggestion that Sir Herbert in
tended to resign and that Orthodox
Jews were satisfied that he should.
was made by Israel de Haas, local
correspondent for London newspa-
ipr
The Denver Jewish news., 1923-12-13
Circulation of Cooling Water by Pump
and Ther7n0-SyphOn

Tho cooling water is circulated from
water jackets in the motor block and
back to the radiator in two ways ::
First, by the Thermc-Syphon method
which, as its name indicates, is com
The second and more widely used
method of circulating water is by
means of motor driven. centrifugal
pumps: the faster the motor speed, the
method has an advantage in that there
is more pressure back of the circula-
tion
The Denver Jewish news., 1923-12-13

My Forefathcrs have accumulated
treasures of money, but l have ac
cumulated treasures of Soul 1t means
10 say, l invested my money in releav-
grateful souls-Talmud
The Denver Jewish news., 1923-12-13
SOMETHING THAT EVERY
AUTOMOBILE OWNER
SHOULD KNOW
ABOUT HIS
CAR
BY HARRY FISHNIAN

Copyright 1929
Radiation IL an essential part of all
internal combustion motors. The heat
produced by the explosion in the cylin-
der is impaired TO The cylinder walls.
Beyond II certain temperature, the heat
in the walls destroys the efficiency of
the motor. Ii is for the purpose of
keeping the walls at the correct tenn
perature for maximum efficiency that
radiation was designed.
Two Types of Radiation Water
Cooled and Air Cooled
Radiation is accomplished in two
ways: First, by circulating water in
jackets around the cylinders: Second.
by rapidly moving air through t1arges
east as an integral part of the cylinder
walls The water cooling system is the
more universally used.
Types of Radiators = HOneycOmb and
Tubular
The construction of the honeycomh
type resembles comb of honey. Sheet
metal is crimpcd and soldered so that
there is very small passagcway for
wafer and an alternate and larger open
ing for air. The hot water imparts its
heat to the metal walls, which, in turn.
are cooled by the air sucked rapidly
over them by the swiftly revolving fan
hack of the radiator.
II follows that the smaller the pas
sageway for water, the more efficient
the radiator However too small
pa agcway will corrode, acquire aka
line and other deposits, and clog with
sediment. thus stoppin., the very vital
of water. and defeating the
purpose for which the radiator was de-
signed.
One style of honeycomb radiators has
Il space prepared for the passaseway
of water straight down from top to-
bottom Another has smaller space
the water, to move down in
an irregular manner.
Tubular radiators comprise num-
her of small vertical tubes to which
are sodcrcd n great many corrugated
or crimpcd metal fins. The ieGt from
the wafer passes through the walls of
these tubes. to the fins. which in turn
are cooled by the rapidly circulating
air
- r-t. I,..
The Denver Jewish news., 1923-12-13
Overlleating

The proper temperature of the water
in the cooling system is $50 degrees.
This gives the motor its greatest eff
cheney. Below that point. too mucl of
The energy of the gasoline is lost
through wasted heat. Above that point.
there is danger of boiling.
Boiling water will not only evapcrate
quickly. but will also slush and whirl
so rapidly in the top compartment of
the radiator that it will not move down
through the core, but will seek an out
let through the overflow pipe. This will
drain the water out of the radiator
causing an expensive job of repair
work for cylinders walls are scored
(cut and scratched), the pistons will
eventually stick fast. and broken crank
shaft will likely result
An automobile motor run for any
length of time without cooling water
will be practically ruined.
Overheating results from
Leaky Radiator
High Altitude.
Faulty Ignition.
Oil Coated Jackets i'm Motor Block.
Faulty Carburetion.
Clogged Radiators.
Broken Hose Connection.
Broken Pumps or Pump Drivers.
Leaky Radiators
A leak. in itself. will not cause over
heating, but the draining of the water
through the leak will cause dry radia-
tor eventually, and seriously damage
the motor.
ClOgged Radiators
Clogged radiators are much more
dangerous than lcaky ones, for leak
is apparent, but Il clogged radiator is
hidden darGer. If the same chcmi-
cally pure water used in batteries could
also be used in radiators. there would
be practically no danger of clogging, y
great deal of water contains unseen
chemicals. The heat from the motor
causes these to be deposited in the
cooling system. Most radiators show
deposits of alkali. Frequently these de
posits are thick enough to clog large
part of the water cells and cause con
slant overheating.
Radiator Compounds
There is apt to be serious danger in
the use of radiator compounds to cure
small leaks which develop in the radia'
tor. The radiator compound leaves a
The Denver Jewish news., 1923-12-13

There is apt to be serious danger in
the Use of radiator compounds to cure
small leaks which develop in the radia-
tor. The radiator compound leaves a