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Evening star., 1924-03-20
Be Careful What You Wash
Your ChiId's Hair With

If you want to keep children's
hair in good condition, be careful
what you wash it with.
Many soaps and prepared
shampoos contain too much
free alkaii. This dries the
scalp, makes the hair brittle,
and is very harmful. Mulsi-
fed cocoanut oil shampoo
(Which is pure and entirely
greaseless) is mich better
than anything else you can use
for shampooing, as this cannot
possibly injure the hair.
Simply moisten the hair with
water and rub it in. Two or
three teaspoonfuls will make
an abundance of rich, creamy
lather, and cleanse the hair and
scalp thoroughly. The lather
rinses out easily, and rem oves
every particle of dust, dirt,
dandruff. and excess oil. The
hair dries quickly and evenly,
and it leaves 1t fine and silky,
bright, fluffy, wavy. and easy
to manage.
You can get Mulsified cocoa
nut oil shampoo at any drug
store. 1t is inexpensive, and a
few ounces will last for
Observation-Disclosures.
Evening star., 1924-03-20

Sprayed lightly in gar
bage cans, sinks, drains
and musty places about
the house, Dethol purifies
the air like a fresh, cleans
ing breeze. Daily spray
ings in every room will
overcome stuffiness and
make your home a pleas
ant place to live in.
Evening star., 1924-03-20

Dethol also is certain
death to flies, reaches,
wate--bugs, ants, moths.
bedbugs, fleas and all
forms of insect life. Full
directions for destroying
these pests are on the
Dethol can.
Spray Dethoi freely. It
will not injure the most
delicate fabric. Buy the
handy combination pack
age to-day. If your dealer
cannot supply you, we will
send it to you direct on
receipt of $1.0o to cover
cost and postage.
Dethol is definitely
guaranteed to do all that
is claimed for it, or your
money will be returned.
DETHOL MFG. CO., Inc.
Richmond, Va.
II. CLARKE 4 SONS, NC.
Sales Representative
4o5 W. Lombard St.
Baltimore, Nd.
Phone Plaza 6T47. Ask for Fres
Demonstration.
Get the handy DetheI pack.
ase-coatainiag both sprayer
aad can Of DsthsI-6Se. You
simply screw the can cate The
sBraysr. No pourine-.s trouble
-Ae waste.
. Drag, grocery, hardware and
department. atsrsa sell Dsthsl.
S1an size, Soc; Quart, 81 90,
Gallon. $500; Sprsyer, soc;
Complete package, ssc.
Imperial Valley press., 1924-01-08
RICH MAN, JUST
MARRIED; SHOT
IN THIEF \ HUNT

COLORADO SPRINGS, Colo, Jan
8.-Accidentally dgscharging his own
revolver after getting out of bed
to hunt burglar, w. b. Chew, Jr.,
son of prominent banker of Hous,
ton, Texas, and very prominent in
wealthy social circles here, was shot
and killed this morning at o'clock
in his home here.
His wife, formerly Miss Ruth
Gresham of Long Beach, Calf,
whom he married only two weeks
ago, was awakened by the shot.
Chew got up to investigate Il
noise, thinking it was made by Il
burglar. 1t developed that the sound
was caused by night watchman and
he started to return to his bed.
He laid the gun on his desk and
in doing so accidentally discharged
it. The bullet passed through his
heart.
Chew maintained Il fine home
here. He was not actively eng& ged
in business.
Imperial Valley press., 1924-01-08
VERNON TEAM
WILL UNDERGO
REMUNERATION

Los ANGELES, Jan. S.-Vcr-
non, the Pacific coast league club
which claimed honors last season
for The world S worst ball team, is
deep in the process of rehabilita-
ton, Bill Essick has announced. Els
sick is manager of the conglomer-
ated group.
After the Charlie Deal fracas was
settled yesterday, Essicll barred a
few of his plans for next full Es-
sick, who started the coast managers
last year by getting rid of his
aged timber during the season and
hiring a lot of boys who wey.i still
young i'll their experience with IA
zors and baseballs, is going to have
as many youngsters next fall rs the
cid woman who lived in-a shoe.
In the outfield the Tigers will
rely upon Blakesley, Schneider,
Menosky and Gillespie to chase
balls. And if the Vernon pitchers
are no better than last year, ESsick
will probably have 10 furnish the
boys with motorcycles.
Imperial Valley press., 1924-01-08
DICK HOPPE TO
MEET PAPKE IN
LOCAL THEATER

After a lapse of forr years, Dick
Hoppe will do his stuff for the home
town folks when he tackles Young
papke, i'll the main even of an eX-
client bo~inr card III t Will DC hcl@
at the Palace theater tomorrow
night. Since his last appearance
here, Dick has climbed we'll toward
the front OF Pacific coast light
weights and local fans are going to
get an idea to see just how much
he has improved, for lie will be
facing a tough man in Papke, with
whom he has already fought two
draws. Papke is q classy scrapper
and the fans are anticipating one
of the best scraps in the history of
Ell CentIo when the main event is
called.
In the mi-final, Kid Williams,
valley light heavyweight champion.
will try to flatten out Young Hip
po, the 235 pound fat boy from
Coachella, over whom he already
has two k. o's. Williams confident
lv expects to repea the trick the
third time, Hippo was seen in ac-
ton on the last card here, but met
with little opposition from Louis
Garcia and was unable to show his
wares.
Battling Paul, Brawley's dusky
middleweight and Johnny Deegan, a
tough serapper from the coast. with
"A long string of good fights to his
credit, will mix it up in the preli-
minary. Local fans know Paul for
a hard hitting, game scrapper, and
this fight should measure up with
the balance of the card.
There will be II good curtain
raiser and possibly a battle royal,
in addition to the three big events
The gong will be rung for the first
bout at $50, there will be plenty
of seats for all, and as the fight is
to be held inside, a large crowd is
anticipated. Tickets have been on
sale for the past week, and can be
obtained tomorrow night at the box
office.
Imperial Valley press., 1924-01-08
Recognition OF
Russ, English
LabOr's Plan

LONDON, Jan. s." Even in the
most hostile quarters II is now gen
orally accepted that recognition of
the Russian government by Great
Britain is certain.
In making this statement to the
United Press Monday Charles Treve-
,yan, who probably will be member
of Ramsay Macdonald s first cabi-
net when the king calls on that labor
statesman to form government,
added:
"lt is highly probable that one of
the first acts of the labor govern
ment will be recognition of the Rus
sian soviet government.
Imperial Valley press., 1924-01-08

FOR SALE-1G0 acre ranch, close
in. Address Press Box 573. St5
Imperial Valley press., 1924-01-08
KEAzsS DEM ES
COMPLETION OF
FIGHT PL
Dempsey Willing to Fight
Twice During the
Coming Summer

NEW YORK, Jan. 8.-Reports
that Jack Dempsey had reached an
agreement with James Mullin, St.
Louis promoter, to meet Tommy Glib
bons in a heavyweight champions
ship fight next June, were denied
here today by Jack Kearns, manager
of the champion.
Kearns said he had not heard of
any definite proposition for any
bout for Dempsey next summer and
that reports of the kind were prema-
ture.
Kearns said, however, if Mullen
had started to work and had found
Il good proposition IN Cleveland,
Louisville or any other place that
he was willing to sign up with him
"We must not only get the purse
we want, but we must receive as
surance that the promoter who signs
Dempsey will be able to go through
with his proposition. We want nc
more Shelby blow ups
Dempsey in Miami
Dempsey, according to Kearns,
wants to defend his title at least
twice during the coming summer and
with the idea that bout might be
arranged for the early season.
The champion, at the present time
is in Miami. He intends to remain
in the south until the weather gets
warm in the eas;.
Eddie Kane, manager of Gibbons,
is willing to s1gn with any promoter.
He is coming here from Chicago in
a few days to talk with Tex Rick
ard.
AS Harry Wills has not been men
toned as an opponent for Dempsey
in any of the preliminary talks, the
negro challenger has decided to step
out and fight his way into the clog
zeal place"
Paddy Mullins, his manager has
signed him to meet BARLEY Madden,
New York heavyweight, in Newark
on February 4 in a 12-round no dc
cision fight.
Gibbons also is going to get back
in the ring. He has been signed for
fight against an unsolicited oppon-
ent IN Florida next Monday and then
he is to be sent against all comers.
Imperial Valley press., 1924-01-08
CARLETON GETS
A LIF z TERM
by United isress Leased Wire

LOS ANGELES, Jan. Sd
ward II. Carleton, dcscrter from the
t. $. Navy, and convicted sl"yer
Of Special Officer Robert Magcc,
%.aS today sentenced to spent the
rest of his life in prison.
just before his sentence, the
%outh asked and received permission
to change his leGal name to Edward
Il. Bishop. Thi1 was the name un-
der which he was chrstenod, his
nCsher later remarryins.
Mrs. Edn& Careton, the slayer s
mother, sat beside him and heard
Judge Russ Avery accompany the
sentence with Il strong recommends
ton that the state prison board
ever refuse to commute the SEN
tCnce.
Imperial Valley press., 1924-01-08
LASkY STUDIO is
AT WORK AGAIN

LOS ANGELES, Jan. S.-The
Famous Players-Lasgy Studio which
has been inactive for two weeks, is
open again today. >.
Although only one COMPANY began
film work today, efher unit; will
start at once, and by the mid lie OF
March it is expected that l. com
ranies will be working full tine.
"The recent shutdown, said
Jesse Laslly, vice-prcsident rf the
corporation, "has so far adjusted
conditions that there will bc no
further closing of the studios. -
Imperial Valley press., 1924-01-08
REIGN
SHORT LIVED, HE
WANTS TO RESIGN
Ry United Press Leased Wiz"

ATHENS, Jan. Sill health has
forced Eleutherios Venizeos to re-
srgn the leadership of Greek affairs.
i,c,urning IN triumph, hailed as
the strong man of his country, Ven
izclos, was no sooner elected presi-
dent of the national assembly than a
troublesome heart forced him to re-
tire.
The former premier wrote to his
followers that they must elect an
other leader from the ranks Of
distinguished statesmen of the lib
eral party" and if one could be
found ready to undertake formation
of cabinet, Nenizelos was deter
mined to resign.
Imperial Valley press., 1924-01-08

WANTED AMcona roosters for
breeding purposes. Must be good
stock. Address c. S. Conner, Rte
3 FL Centre. St2
Imperial Valley press., 1924-01-08

FOR SALE-1G0 acre ranch, close
in. Address Press Box 573. St5
WANTED Amcona roosters for
breeding purposes. Must be good
stock. Address c. S. Conner, Rte
3 FL Centre. ST.
WAiNTED-Lcveling, grading and
ditching have equipment to handle
any amount of acreage. Or will
lease equipment covering 60 head
mules, fresno, plows and camp
equipment. Notify office Casa
Rcy Hotel, FL Centre, Phone 1l6
or Pacific Horse & Mule Market,
CalcXico. Phone 81. Stt
MILO MAIZE Get prices ON any
quantity. Grimells Warehouse
West Eighth ST. Imperial. SIT
LOST--Bay horse, about 3 or t
weeks ago, white hind, also white
stripe down forehead, weight
400 lbs. or 7 years old. IL. G.
Reinklcib. III Vine, El Centre.
Reward. St26
LOST--Bctwccn Westmorlmd and
El Centre, one yellow leather
suit ease, containing clothing,
other valuablcs and papers. Re
ward j. c. Rmscr, 523 Brigh-
ton ST. El Centre. St3
WANTED-To buy small house and
lot, Have 1924 Ford Coupe to
make first payment. Call after
$50 ?. III. or write j. H. Stoke,
525 State. St5
WANTED-Establishcd valley bust
ness. Have cash buyer List with
GREER, Barbara Worth Hotel
Building. St6
FOR SALE-Unfurnishcd room
bungalow, large yard. Phone
114R. St2
FOR SALE-Jcrscy Ilolstein COW,
fresh, 2nd calf. Phone 92Wl std
FOR SALE-Ford Coupe, Al con
dition. Ruckscll axle, price right.
Must sell ut once. Call at SG5 FL
Centre Ave. Sundays or after 5
p. m. week days. Also Ford tour
ING. Ste
FOR RENT-160 acres ~ miles so.
Ell Centre, 70 acres alfalfa, re-
mainder cotton. Apply Princess
Hotel. 8t3,
WANTED--To trade dairy cows
for small 1925 car. Prefer Ford,
3 miles west of El Centre water
works. w. IL. Penner, Route ),
Box la. Ste
Imperial Valley press., 1924-01-08

MILO MAIZE Get prices ON any
quantity. Grinnels Warehouse.
West Eighth st. Imperial. SIT
Imperial Valley press., 1924-01-08
BRIDGE is BURNED
DOWN IN RIVERSIDE

RIVERSIDE, Jan. Sire of un-
known origin late yesterday after
neon completely destroyed the Pa
cific Electric bridge over the San
ia Ana river between Riverside and
Crestmore, cutting off direct cleo
tric communicative with Los Ange-
les. All traffic is being routed via
San BernardinO.
Imperial Valley press., 1924-01-08
ASK CAL. COACHES
TO HELP GET u. S.
CONTENDERS OFF
BY United Press Leased Wire

Los ANGELES, Jan. s. Dean
Crowcll, who first brought out Pad
dock, track coach at the University
of Southern California, and Walter
Christie, who officiates in Il like
capacity at the University of Cali
fornia, have been invited by the
National Amateur Athletic Union
to aid in getting athletes of the
American Olympic squad in shape
for the meet in Paris.
1t is understood that the two
coaches will accept the invitation.
Although no definite word has been
given out by either coach.
Imperial Valley press., 1924-01-08
DIES FROM EFFECTS
BEING HIT BY TRUCK
By United Press Leased Wire

LOS ANGELES, Jan. S.-Thomas
Ballcran, who was struck by Il truck
last night said to have been driven
by f. w. Mcintyre, died in the
ambulance that was hurrying him
to the hospital.
Imperial Valley press., 1924-01-08
For SdIe--Ntsceilnneuus

CAFE FOR SALE-Best bargain in
valley. Priced too low to ad-
vertise. Old established FL Cen
tro business. Greer, Barbara
Worth Hotel. 14tf
Imperial Valley press., 1924-01-08
T0DAY'S WANT ADS

Classified advertisements accept
cd according 70 the following rates
and rules:
RATES-Thc rate for inserting
Prepaid Classified or Liner Advcr-
tisomcnts in the Imperial Valley
Press is cent per word each inser-
tion, if paid in advance, Minimum
charge % cents.
ARE YOU THE MAN WE
WANT?
Are you Il live, energetic Young
man who stands well in your
community and can present our
Imperial Valley press., 1924-01-08
U S G TEAM WILL
PLAY ATHLETIC CLUE

Los ANGELES, Jan. 8.-The
University of Southern California
basketball team meets its first COM
petition that amounts to anything
when the University five plays the
Los Angeles Athletic Club team on
"Wednesday.
Imperial Valley press., 1924-01-08
Now the Goats
Have Formed
Society
by United Press Leased Wire

SACRAMENTO, Cal, Jan. s.
Articles of incorporation ef the
Goats Of America Together society
Of Los Angeles, thought to have
been formed in pro.est against the
recent blue law campaign og that
city, today were on file in the of
flee of Secretary of state Frank
G. Jordan.
Imperial Valley press., 1924-01-08
BILL PROVIDES FOR
FILIPINO FREEDOM

WASHINGTON, Jan. S-Complete
independence for the Philippines by
July 4, 1924, is provided in bill
introduced in the house today by
Representative Rankin, Mississippi.
lie that was taught only by him
self had a fool for master.
Imperial Valley press., 1924-01-08

PEKIN, Jan. S.-China approves
the Box peace plan. Editorials III
the Chinese and foreign press
throughout 'the country declare the
awarded VIII prove Il histoly-mak
ing event.
Imperial Valley press., 1924-01-08
Prize Plan Is
Given Praise
by United Press Leased Wire

SAN JOSE, Cal, Jan. 8.-Belief
that the prize peace plan selected
under the Box award lean be ex-
ecuted successfully was expressed
today by DR.. David Starr Jordan,
chancellor Emeritus of Stanford
University and a peace advocate. y
Imperial Valley press., 1924-01-08
THE PRESS CLASSIFIED SECTION

proposition to substantial bust
ness men and investors? No eX-
pcricnce in selling securities nee
essary. Our offer includes di-
vidend-paying. Preferred stock
with a bonus of Common holding
unlimited speculative possibilities.
It will stand critical invcstiga-
ton. New men are making over
1900 per month with us. We
secure your State license and
show you where and how to work
to equal these earnings. If you
are willing to really work and
possess Il good reputation, call or
write Jordan & Martin, Room
5G6, ia South Hill ST., Los An
gclcS, Cal. 6t1
Imperial Valley press., 1924-01-08

Russians are the people who
dance sitting down and sing like
house burning up.
Imperial Valley press., 1924-01-08

SOUTHERN CALIFORNIA. Oc-
casional rain tonight and Wednes,
day.
Imperial Valley press., 1924-01-08
The w Gather

LOS ANGELES AND VICINI.
TY: Unsettled weather and possibly
showers tonight and Wednesday.
Evening star., 1924-01-20

gether with us. Gloria, why on
earth"
Suddenly she saw further. "Oh.
but this was delicate, this was fine.
They knew we couldn't sacrifice one
to the other. So they both go. to
leave us free. And they have gone
together, so as to learn how-dtvid-
ing the kingdom between them. Jimmy.
they care as much as that"
His mind leaped back to his diff
cult talk with Mrs. Pine. They saw
how they were hurting us, and Piney
couldn't stand it," he worked 1t out.
She must have come to Mrs. Dutton
heavens. what an interview! I
wish 1 could have heard it,
Gloria had no literary apprecia-
tions. "Oh, no! It must have hurt
horribly. But Mrs. Dutton met her
halfway. Jimmy"
"oh, yes. oh. they are big. they
Evening star., 1924-01-20

patrons have went there for seven
years"
"Well-of course--if it is what you
want" Gloria stammered. And II
you are sure the other woman-'
She stands very high, ma'am."
Mrs. Dutton turned to go. I'VE have
had long talks, and we understand
each other. She has acted as house
keeper for your friend Mr. Lawrence.
Her name is Pine" And Mrs. Dutton
went composedly to put on her gray
mohair and serve dinner as usual.
X =
GLORIA listened for Lawrence's
- ring and let him in herself. They
did not speak until they were in the
studio with the door closed.
Well" Lawrence was breathless.
"Oh. yes. We can. now" Gloria ad-
mittsd, but they still stood apart.
trying to find the dominating truth
In the welter of their emotion.
Gloria suddenly gave It words:
Jimmy, how can we live without
themr'
There II was.
We've got to. They signed an
agreement. II they couldn't live to-
Evening star., 1924-01-20
Lee Birthplace Revisited
On Natal Day Anniversary

tween the doors that lead into the
wings. At either end Of the hall are
large doors and windows. looking out
upon the yard and gardens. SO that
the room Is we'll lighted and easily
ventilated. In the old days the hall
was not only used as a living room
and a library for the family, but
served all the purposes Of a town
hall for the good Of the countryside.
Many entertainments and even reii-
gious services were held in the hall at
Stratford.
A curious ana beautiful feature Of
the Stratford architecture Is the con-
struction Of the chimneys. Near the
apex OF tho roof. on each wing, four
chimneys come out and are SO we'll
buttressed as to seem at a distance
only decorative feature OF the man
sion.
The storehouses, ONCE and kitchen
are distant from the mansion by fifty
or sixty feet. The dimensions Of the
fireplace in the old kitchen are twelve
feet wide, six high and flve deep
spacious enough surely for the stall
ed OK" OF English feastinG days.
Though stratford is private prop
erty--the home OF DR.. Stuart--it is
kept almost like shrine. and Wis
itors from all parts Of the United
States and from foreign countries as
we'll make pilgrimages there. Those
who have visited the spot attest that
the ancient hospitality Of the place
is not lacking in modern days.
stratford is only about twenty-five
miles from Wakefield, on the Poto-
mac river, the site OF George Wash
tngton's birthplace. Both these
shrines are in westmoreland county,
on the northern neck Of Virginia.
Evening star., 1924-01-20
Tells Story of Wind.

A T one of the great meteorological
u obsrvatories there has been set
up a self-recording thermometer. Wind
is simply air IN movement, and the
pressure that this more or less rapid
ly moving air exerts upon a certain
area can be measured. In the case OF
the windmill the wings OF the mill
move more swiftly In proportion to
the power Of the wind. This anemom-
eter is not unlike the windmill. II
consists of horizontal, easily rotated
crossbars. on each OF the four ends
of which a cup half spherical IN
shape Is fastened The wind catches
in these cups and so turns the cross
bar. From the crossbar a rod goes
into the instrument room. The rota-
ton Of the cup works q mechanism
that moves a strip OF paper upon
which the velocity of the wind is
plotted. The direction Of the wind is
also marked by the apparatus. as the
vane is connected with the register
ing sheet. It 10 simple matter to
read at any time the direction and
the velocity OF the wind.
Evening star., 1924-01-20

could not believe the clock when It
thrust the time on their notice.
II must run home; Piney will be
getting back" Jim said, starting up,
but parting was harder than ever.
''Piney is happier lately. in a gen.
tie, exalted sort of way" He told it
as feebly good news, but Gloria shiv-
cred.
so is Mrs. Dutton. Oh. Jimmy.
I'm afraid 1t only means that they
are growing reassuured." she said
miserably. "They think the danger Is
blowing over"
They clung to each other as though
they were being dragged apart. Then
door shut somewhere in the apart
ment and Jim fed.
Mrs. Dutton came to the studio
door. She spoke in her usual tone
of calm, dry statement.
Miss Penrose, / shall be leaving
you at the end of the month"
Leaving me?" Gloria gasped.
Yes, ma'am."
She sank into a couch. but Mrs.
Dutton stood unmoved and unsup-
ported. her eyes quietly fixed on her
employers shocked face.
Have hurt you, Mrs. Dutton?"
Gloria faltered.
"Oh, no, ma'am. You" have always
been goodness itself" That also was
a calm statement of fact. But I
have an opening. A very capable
woman I know has took the manage
ment of an inn for the summer and
she wants me to run the dining room
while she attends to the kitchen.
Each will have her own part Of the
house and share alike IN the profits.
We went down and seen 1t today and
signed the papers"
She paused for comment, but Gloria
could find no words.
The inn is small but refined
chintzes," Mrs. Dutton offered. Also
swimming and canoes. Some Of its
Evening star., 1924-01-20
NewC Chicago Bible Upsets Paris Cooks

land and Russia-over the Turks and
It secured the independence Of Greece.
Turks and Greeks are still having 1t
out, but the French ragout Is victo-
rious. It is the simplest OF adjust
potatoes and beans simmering with
the mutton.
II you like variety, you take young
carrots and turnips. half and half,
which makes an agreeable mixture.
Sometimes green peas are tossed into
the simmering broth, for decorative
purposes. l think. You may put into
your stew all these and all those of
the Prophet Ezekiel, provided they
stew uniformly while keeping their
shapes and catching up the flavor Of
the mutton. They must not add q
strong flavor Of their own. Cabbage
goes into many made dishes of
French cooks-but never into ra-
gouts. Go mildly. too. with parsley,
Evening star., 1924-01-20

whole stew out of chops, first cut
one for each eater.
The quality Of the meat being thus
secured, the next thing is to choose
the vegetables to simmer with 1t In
the stewpot. Noah Webster, who
wrote his dictionary on the corner of
the kitchen table, to profit by the fire
in cold weather. and SO saw what
good cooking meant to the women of
the American revolution. says: "Such
vegetables are added to stews to in
crease their utritious qualities or to
give them favor" The French cook
thinks of both things.
One of his ragouts has a historic
name-for he has nearly as many
kinds of ragout as he has omelets.
The "Navarin" appears frequently on
Paris bills OF fare and its name comes
somehow from the famous battle of
Navarino. That. was won in 1927 by
the allies OF that 'time-France. Eng
Evening star., 1924-01-20
Runs Wholly Submerged.

AN inexpensive undershot power
"A wheel which will run even when
wholly submerged and which is espe-
cially adapted for use in mountain
streams was invented some time ago
by a Salt Lake man. The wheels
source OF power lies in the fact that
the blades fold on the upward stroke.
making the leverage greater at all
times on those below than above the
center shaft and thereby enabling 1t
to run In water OF any depth. The
wheel. which Is made entirely OF
metal, may be Of any diameter and
width.
To prevent clogging with floating
weeds or debris the wheel Is inclosed
In a heavy mesh wire screen SO con-
nected to the wheel that 1T rexolves
in the opposite direction.