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Evening star., 1924-05-24
NEW SHIP PLANNED.
Twenty-One-Knot Liner 10 Ply Be-
tween United States ano Hawaii.

NEW YORK. May 24.-Plaus for the
construction Of a 21 .000-ton. twenty
knot passenger and cargo liner for
operation between San Fran ,isco and
Hawaii were announced last night by
Albert g. DicricN. president of he Mat
son line This ship will be the largest
and fastest vessel built in american
shipyards in recent years.
Evening star., 1924-05-24
WEALTHY WOMAN DIES.
Widow of Tobacco Magnate Sue
cumbs in New York City.

RALEIGH, n. c., May 24.-Mrs !.
Edward Johnson of Winston Salem
the widow of r. J. Reynolds, million
aire tobacco magnate and one of the
wealthiest women in North Carolina
died in New York yesterday after
noon, according to dispatches receiv-
ed here She left a three -day-old in
fant as we'll as several children by
her first husband.
Evening star., 1924-05-24
SLAYER is EXECUTED.
Standing on Gallows, Georgian
Flags Death Penalty.

ATLANTA, Ga, May 24-As sto-
ically as he had borne more than a
year of Imprisonment, James b. Sat
terfield went to his death on the gall
lows yesterday, convinced until the
very moose was adjusted about his
neck that Providence would intervene
to save hin, from the extreme penalty
for the murder of his brother in law,
r, H. Hart
Evening star., 1924-05-24

His only show of emotion was when
he broke down and wept a few min
utes before he plunged to eternity as
he spoke Of his daughter Elizabeth,
who committed suicide not long ago
in despondency over her father.
He took opportunity just before
the death cap was adjusted bitterly
to arraign capital punishment. and
calmly said
Here l am, gentlemen. Let me
die"
Evening star., 1924-05-24

The job you are looking for may be
found in the Help Wanted columns of
The Star.
Imperial Valley press., 1924-12-10
COOLIDGE SAYS
ELECTIONS IN
GERMANY GOOD

WASHINGTON, Dee. l0.--Presi
dent Coolidge believes the results
of the German elections are hope
ful sisn for future peace and pros.
peritv so far as they Indicate con.
iinucd support for the Dawes plan,
If was made known at the white
house today.
Increased American trade with
Germany was predicted by govern
ment economic experts here as Il re.
salt of the victory of the moderate
parties.
.'Thc German elections guaran.
tees that the Dawes plan, which is
necessary to that country's ability
to buy foreign products, will be car
ried out, " "a high official said,
Increased American exports have
already resulted from the policy Of
the present government and now
that upward trend is almost certain
to continue. Exports from the Unit
cd States rose from 1928, ,535.16l for
1929. to $2Sl,77l,l7d for the first
nine months of this year.
Copper and cotton and other raw
materials and foodstuffs wiilsbe ex-
ported to Germany in larger guam
Iifies ~ Il result of economic i'm
in that country, forecast
bv the elections, he said. No large
export of manufactured articles is
"a be expected, however.
On the financial side, the credit
of German indpstriatists, in Wall
Street has been materially improved
by the election. it is believed.
Imperial Valley press., 1924-12-10
DICTIONARIES ASK
INVESTIGATION
OF ALPINE ROW

In q telegram sent by the Imperial
Valley lnter-Post Council of The
American Legion, following its meet
ing last night, the commander of
San Diego Post is requested to
make a thorough investigation of
the trouble at Alpine, which has re-
suited in number of disabled vet
eraus who have been located there,
being put out of the hospital.
Authentic details of the matter
were lacking, but members of the
council agreed that the matter
should he given immediate attention
and the telegram to San Diego
strongly urged that the legion mem
bcrs there see that their disabled
comrades at Alpine were given Il
square deal
Keith Harrington, commander of
CalexicO $ post, was chosen com.
mander of the lnter.Post Council,
and Al Kellogg of Imperial was
chosen adjutant. Both men have
been actively identified with legion
activities in the valley for several
years.
Endorsement was given Elmer W.
Heald of Calipatria rs the legion s
Representatives at Washington in be.
half of the Swing-Johnson Lill, and
he hopes to be able To leave for the
capital at an early date.
The council discussed alleged vio.
lations of the alien land law in I'm,
perial county and instructed the
commander to make n thorough in.
vestigation OF every ease of this
nature which is brought to his at
tention. II was reported that the
farm bureau will discuss this matter
mt tke coming meeting of the diree.
tors and the Inter-Post Council will
have n representative there to work
in cooperation with that orgaiza.
tion.
\ Telegram from The state, adiu.
tant advised that rs soon asNword
is received from national headqnar-
tiers at Washington, relative to The
proposed visit of National Com.
mander j. \. Drain to California,
the Inter Post Council will be no.
titled, 50 that arrangements may be
made to receive him here. Drain is
expected on the coast the latter part
OF this month.
Imperial Valley press., 1924-12-10
Japanese Are
Feeling Need of
Exclusion Laws
Nv United Press Leased Wire

VICTORIA. b. G.. Dee. TO- i
somewhat similar case to japanese
exclusion from the United States
has developed in Japan, according
to Officers of the steamer Empress
of Russia. which just arrived from
the Orient. Drastic action, which
may result in the deportation of
Chinese Iaborcrs now in Japan, is
expected from the government soon,
according to information possessed
bv the steamship officials.
Chinese labor is affecting employ
ment Of Japan, as the Chinese work
fer smaller wages, il WAS learned.
The Chinese affected by the propos-
4! are distributed as follows:
Toxic 70e0, Osaka 1000. Hyogo
450, Ehime Prefecture 800 and Ka.
raeawa Prefecture 40.
Imperial Valley press., 1924-12-10
Trio Held at
County Jail In
Bad Check Case

Gilbert Dctwiler, 20, of Eelling-
hp~' Wa"hingtoH; J.. g. Ulrirh, u,
OF Il. Thomas, North Dakota and
Edwin a. McCofd, u, AZ Sedro
Wooley, Washington, are held at
the coanty jail for invest, CATION.
following their arrest at Dixie!and
Yesterday by Deputies from the sher,
iff office.
IT is claimed the buys passed n
bogus check for 81 on 4 stOrekceper
at Boulevard, San Diego county, yes
terday afternoon. The shcriff's Of.
flee was notified and asked 10 ap-
prehend the boys. They were stop
ped AT Dixieland on their way into
the valley ard placed under arrest.
Imperial Valley press., 1924-12-10
CruZe Picture
EXcites Interest

Manage Brick announces "The
City That %e,cr SLEEPS as the at
traction - the Palace theater to-
night.
The picture. produced by James
gr4ze. lis third Of Famous : - Fam
oas 80. (tle others were The
Ercs1v Sex. 80 The Female and
b. Ger.on of the Movie." features
Ricardo Cortez. Louise Dresser,
Kathleen Williams and Virginia lie
CorbIn.
..The city That Never Sleeps is
Ilrcr. turn-about from Cruze s
previous pictures. II is, in fact
drfarebt from anything he, or any
other director for that matter, has
ever done.
Its aoyel, well done-and boun'
~ entertain.
Imperial Valley press., 1924-12-10
Letters Put in
Report On Bill
Not His, Claim
ICon.irrea frnrn paga j.

fCon-irue3 from Page j
statement. 30 NLea ! .cf' 'hc cu-|
p.ov ~ tte district i1 1920" As
Casosrsv is stiH ia tie employ -
fLe Gl.tsi-t, tits would tend 20 prove
tle t-1ta ~ lie rra:elt.on that ..e
i- l9t -t- ~r...s - tAe letters.
Urge Greater Cooperation
= .et'er ~ -4e district ds~a-toTs
from tHr Er..fe, Dam association,
urges r.-ef- ..ere-at5o1 between
m~mh l y-#as t1 wage aHre ef-
feet4Fe t1 f9s the a~i7z 7z-Jomsoz
bfL. - Istter rs9.ews re votes
~ ee1fils..e given the iiI b. the
aD1tawtse. %. erafi-Z tte election
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Imperial Valley press., 1924-12-10
Guard MOtOrlnan
of Wrecked Car
By United Press Leased Wire

OAKLAND. Dec. l0.-Threat.
ened by several persons who suf.
fered injury in the wreck Of the
Key Route last week with arrest
on charges of manslaughter, V. G.
Brubaker, motorman of the Saera.
mento short line train which crash
ed into n Key Route train loade,l
with commuters, was held under
guard at Il hospital here today.
Brubaker was severely injured
and becomes hysterical Whenever
the wreck is mentioned, according
to his guardians. lie is expected to
be sufficiently recovered to testi.
fv at the inquest and official inves.
tigation of the accident late today.
Imperial Valley press., 1924-12-10

Folsom prison this week for the
murder of Soleman Stone, grocer
at Bell Station. near Los Angeles.
4 joint hanging was at first
planned, but il was later decided
by Warden j. ]. Smith to hang
Matthews tomorrow and Simuel on
Friday.
Imperial Valley press., 1924-12-10
ELKS TO HONOR
FOOTBALL SQUAD
WITH BANQUET
Central Makes 212 Points
to Her Opponents
46 Points

! FL Coutto high school football
squad, valley eh@mliouSrwiH De The
guests of honor At Il banquet @ivcr
bv the local ElEs Lodge THURSDAY
evening at Csc as tribute 20 the
Central squad for thdir fntlfu
work in the season just closed se
successfully. The entire squad OF
Holtvilc high school. which is IN
. the Jurisdiction Of the FL Centre
! Lodge. viii also be guests At the
banquet.
The Central s?:.a~ ma1t an t"Vl-
able record this fan and won the
unqualified support Of The town for
the hard, clean game they played.
The banquet given them by ElkS
is u we'll deserved expression Of ap-
pr wiation.
Professor J. L. House, principal
Of Central Union high school, dis
trict superintendent of schools, y.
p. Shiblcv. Principal George Momy-
er of Holtville high School. b. NJ.
GruweE. principal of Holtville gram
mar schools. Z. l.. Armstrong, coach
of the valley champions, Finest
s5udels. assistant coach. and g u.
DaggS, coach Of Holtville high. are
among the invited guests aS well as
he entise football squads of FL Cen
~ and Holgville. The Central squad
.umbers 81 PLAYERS.
The object of this banquet we
re giving the football boys is to
ncourage and stimulate good, clean
thleticS in the schools, - said Char
as l.. Murphy, exalted ruler of the
peal Elks lodge. The members !
+ the Iigh school squads of Fl /
'cntro ana HCltvilie are To be high /
. commended for the fine sports
lauShio they showed this season.
Sc want tie boys to know that we
re- interested in them-that they
re truly our teams. l want espe-
ally 10 urge every member Of Fl .
aAir2 Lodge Of EIks TO be present
this banquet to show the football
ayers our appreciation fer the
me tight they put up this fall. =
Following the banquet the atti-
- Of tie Rrawlev Lodge q Elks
iii pat or the initiation work for
class of seven candidates for the
cal lodge. :
The standing Of Tie various teams
the valley league =, the close Of
G $ hedulc with the BraWley game
- Eri1av follpy-e.
Imperial Valley press., 1924-12-10
Mrs. Brooks Beauty Sncp. Phon
l26. ad,
Wooda B-essy, Dance Studio 7o3
orange. Phone 4l1W. tjy


orange. Phone 4l1W. tdY
Made Of Cream is lto dream, ::
is dandy. Paul's Candy. adv
Chinese Arrested-Lau Yin Chov.
q Chinese. Ss Years Old, was arrested
Yesterday afternoon near Brawley.
By inspectors Of the immigration
service. charged with being in tbs
country Illegally. He was taken -
Jail pending an investigation of lis
cas- BY the immigration depart
meAt.
aioney W Loan Oh autOmUDuel
ontracts bought Fred { Cro.s
100 Main st. Phone 359. edv
Or. Harry Eoeger, Dentist, 547
Main, ST. ILoHe os2W. adv
Davis Beauty Parlor. Phone a27.
III ". x. LIZ o-Ss 4'UHdNaF b4uS-
Office Phone -. Res. IA. adv
Forme- Man visits Hsre-Naurice
SheeEaH, formerly employed Al the
local freight office Of The South-
EN- Paeif.~ company. was visitor
n this ely today. Sheehan Is now
located Ia Los l4geles, being a
travoling agent fcr the railroad. lie
commented favorab'y on the improv-
-l appearance of Fl Centre and the
apparent prosperity winch is evident
here.
Steve's Eveai2g steak dinners.
adv
# -ou wish t. borrow o. loan q
kiss Lea rub your lips q. Paul s
Sweets. adv
Fresh Tobaccos ct Stcves. adv
Imperial Valley press., 1924-12-10
MURDE II ERS OF
STONE TO HANG
FOLSOM PRISON
Ey United rress Leased Wire

SACRAMENTO, Dee. lo.-Roh.
crt Matthews, Los Angeles, and Joe
Simuel, his accomplice, will hang at
Imperial Valley press., 1924-12-10

spots ste@ly, Zoe up; mid'tlings
23.1g.
by Jniied Press Leased Wire
NEW YORK, Dee. 10.-COtton
Imperial Valley press., 1924-12-10

No,e.-Thls percentage Is figured
oa tie basis Il tie game counting
h.lf p game won and half lost, and
ON Hrawler having forfeited TO
Holtyi!l. their game in which Braw-
Iey use. an ineligible player.
Scores as Follows
IT, scores il r Ce--ro : games
FOR The season were:
Central l6. Junior College 6.
Central 6, san Diego Army and
Navy Academy %.
Central ga, Calexico 6.
Central 30. Braw3ev :.
Central G. HoItTille 0.
Central :. Calexico o.
Central rs, Pomona 20.
Central 80. Holtvillc :.
Central 10, Brawley @.
The total Of the points scored in
the valley league gives IL Centre
ia points agains: 20 scored 10y hen
opponents. In the entire season
C..ntral made 10 points, 10 total
# 4G points by her opponents.
Imperial Valley press., 1924-12-10
Plan for Million
Loan to Carry on
Water Project

E6 FF& %cfsCO, dee. 10
~ aNfe ~ fe finance committee
~ Es4 san Fraariseo county pOafd
~ Ber sors met With 6ffiej1s Of
-ae 1ag valley water Corapany
toHa ~ aexofiafe pr ~ aaranee
- 3 600 90 % fa4hee eofap%fi'a
- ~ Hef~a G1t0.4Y water %hd
epvs- ero5eef
Tae #oa4Y s6 would N l@ia
1x 6Ns Aez f5ar yeafs |n 'n>
t1 Zey fh4 kAavefas aan Tf'f'
Fee waat n ~
p sa n al.6W wofk,
nta3 M@y a on@y ~ ~ ~.
r1neresf piles - feet N dlameff'
II eld f5n0d3fi5a FOR q
5fh 0fH e4reHoaee 10 81 baiif ~
(1 fosfa T6unfy,
Imperial Valley press., 1924-12-10

Get Ycu CAr1~:-hcs tree pop corn
in bulk from Paul 5 Sweets. adv
Mrs. Brooks Beauty sncp. Phone
l26. adv
jackson Funeral Here Funeral
services for ", l. Jackson, well
known Calipatria ranchcr, were held
this afternoon At the funeral par
lors IF b. T. Lemons in this city,
with Rev. Sag, Of Cal'Patria in
charge, Burial was in Evergreen
cemetery. Jackson had been q reSi.l
dent of the valley for l. wears and :
was active in the affairs of the
Horth end. Death, caused by heart
disease occurred Yesterday morning
At Tie jackson i.0me. Besides lis
wife Jackson IS survive ed bF daugh
ter, Mrs. George Mckcel.aa Of Draw
cy.
Imperial Valley press., 1924-12-10

Valley Beauty Shop. soft water
shampoos and maresiIing Fh@hh
3o4J fOF agpoinimeNfs @
Imperial Valley press., 1924-12-10
i. S. to Attend
Conference At
Geneva, April

WASHINGTON. Dee, lo.--The
United States government has ac-
cepted an invitation from the
League of Nations to attend IN in
tcrsectional conference ut Geneva
next April or May to consider the
conclusion of the convention re-
garding international trade in arms
and munitions, it was learned at
the state. department today. The
discussion will concern traffic in
arms and not limitation of arma-
mtnt.
Imperial Valley press., 1924-12-10

EE-sa Barbara Wo;sh club break
ss- @ss zFA Special chicken, turkey
ana steak EIaaers sI.00. Table de
hf-s dinner sl.0o. Seventh street
s-r-2nre direct into dining room.
adv
Imperial Valley press., 1924-12-10

California is the third largest.
sheep raising state, with 2,5oo,o0o
sheep.
Imperial Valley press., 1924-12-10

Pythisn Official Trere-Charles F.
johnson, deputy grand chancellor
for the Knights of Pythias order, is
in the valley in the interest of the
organization and plans TO spend sew
eral weeks here recognizing the
work in some sections and reiuvcn-
ating il in Others. j new lodge is to
be instituted in Hoitville and gen-
efal interest renewed in the order
Imperial Valley press., 1924-12-10

Eat National Bakery Bread. You
know it S fresh. adv
Imperial Valley press., 1924-12-10

Drink coacheLa Artesian water
Phone 2aN. Budwlne BotiIiHg "a.
adv
Imperial Valley press., 1924-12-10

Fresh Rol1s ali Gay long. National
Bakery. adv
Do Tou Want to Know? ASK
Steve. Phone 542. adv
Imperial Valley press., 1924-12-10

Week Services-At the spa-
cial mid-week services to be held At
the State Street Christian church
this evening, Rev Arthur p. Crav'
en- will speak on 'WAat Did Jesus
Write in the Dust. = Services VIII
start promptly at 7;30 p. N. and
everyone is extended IN invitation
to attend Mr.. Craven just arrived
from Los Angeles this msrning, hav-
ing leetured at Monrovia on Monday
evening.
Imperial Valley press., 1924-12-10

Get Ycur Chr: II. IS tree pop corr
in bulk from Paul s Sweets. adv
Imperial Valley press., 1924-12-10
COTTON MARKETS
ny United PRESS Leased Wire

NI.N ORLEANS. Dec. IU.-CO
ton futures closed steady.
Imperial Valley press., 1924-12-10

Made Of Cream is lto dream, :.
is dandy. Paul 5 Candy. adv
Imperial Valley press., 1924-12-10

\ fruit canuery will be huiit at
the state hospital at Napa.
Imperial Valley press., 1924-12-10

Steve's Special noon !uach. 5ec
adv
Imperial Valley press., 1924-12-10

School cy Music. Elmer A. Todd
assisted by Estelle Katherine Need
ham and Mary Elizabeth Greer. An
grades. Delightful method for
.hildren. GA Olive. Phone 4GGW.
adv
Imperial Valley press., 1924-12-10

Davis Beauty Parlc-. Phone o..
adv
Imperial Valley press., 1924-12-10

Davis Beauty Parlcr. Phone 90.
adv
Imperial Valley press., 1924-12-10

Give Us Your Order for Imperial
Valley Grape Fruit to send baek
home. 4. NJ. Williams. Phone 65a
:I-
Imperial Valley press., 1924-12-10

I,oynd Serves the Beg. Fountain
Lunch in Southern Calf. Try 10
once and get the habit. adv
Imperial Valley press., 1924-12-10

Everybody Eats Paul Is BBttered
Pop Corn. Why2 adv
Imperial Valley press., 1924-12-10

Pool Exhibition , Nils. ua.
fionally known as An czpeft ~
poeket billinrcs shot will aife
free exhibition 1T the Central Pool
parlors tonight at o'clock Mile
viii show trick and export ehos
that have made him famous iu ey
ery section of the Cnted ststes
pevotees If The cue game who DSe
To see apparently impossible shuts
made with eaaa, are invited r. wifi
ness Mills exhibition.
The Indianapolis times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1922-1965, 1924-01-22
BY WALTER D. HICKMAN
Il TRAP on your shock absorbers.
NJ If you have anything strong

ri TRAP on your shock absorbers.
If you have anything strong
er than smelling salts you will
need that, too. when you visit English's
to see 1.-THE Last Warming
I left my shock absorbers at home
last night and the result was that
the old boat nearly rocked me all over
the theater.
Am not accustomed to have police
walk down the aisle and look me and
all the others over. Haven had the
delightfully."- secure experience of be-
ing informed by an actor that all doors
are guarded and that the guilty per
SON." if he be in the audience, need
not try to escape.
Neither am 1 familiar with the trick
of having an actor come down from
the stage and take a seat near me
during the show. Then all the lights
go out Suddenly weird forms and
lights appear on the stage.
The actor near me got so excited
that he pointed a revolver over my
head lam sure that is what happened,
but I am not sure because 1 didn't
have a spare tire with me or my
shock absorbers) and fired the bloom
in thing.
When that happens to you at Eng
Hsh's you will thank me for telling
you to go prepared. Weak heart
never sat through this show and lived.
This is just my way of telling YOU
a few of the things that happen at
English's during the course of THE
Last Warning" Here is good old
melodramatic hoakum all done up in
modern style. There is a murder or
two which helps the action and the
thrills to increase the suspense.
1t is not fair to the actors. the play
wright or the audience to tell any
more Of the story. I found it mighty
good theater. It is so different. a sort
OF a chummy drammer with the au-
dience and the actors all getting
mixed up.
Heading the cast is our very good
friend. Byron Beasley. Here is a man
who knows how and when to act His
job is to shock you nearly to death
and he does a grand and glorious job
of it with the aid of the playwright
Jessie Busley does a great piece of
comedy acting, as the would-be bur
lesque queen who insists that she can't
play a chamber-maid part because she
has never had bedroom experience.
Here is jolly fun and it is this woman
who creates all the fun. Ruth Saville
does her part to increase the mystery.
Rest Of the cast do their work well.
1.-THE Last Warning" is jolly fun.
At English's today. Wednesday and
Thursday.
The Indianapolis times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1922-1965, 1924-01-22
COUNCIL TO HEAR
PLEAOF RAILWAY
Jameson Indicates 7-Cent
Fare Is Last Resort.

The Indianapolis Street Railway
will carry it's fight for financial re
lief before city councilmen tonight at
7:SO.
Although Charles E. Coffin, presi
dent Of the board OF works. promised
assistance in any reasonable plan to
aid the company, councilmen said they
would hear the company's case be-
fore taking any stand.
A 7-cent fare with continuation of
the 2-cent transfer likely will be
asked from the public service commits
sion IL other revenue can not be had
DR.. Henry Jameson. chairman OF d.
rectors Of the company told the board
Of works late Monday. He said re-
ownership was certain If conditions
were not relieved.
We have been operating on a scent
fare since 1s14-a thing which no
other city in the country has done.
and we have reached a point where
repairs and additions are needed, -
said DR.. Jameson.
The car company IS receiving from
) to per cent less daily revenue than
in 1928. DR.. Jameson said. Bus and
automobile competition was given as
the reason.
The Indianapolis times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1922-1965, 1924-01-22

a guitar or a "euke" or whatever you
want to call it. Miss Sanderson calls
him her t'plunk PUNK" When they
do this number together, nothing else
matters until they tackle "Jazzy Little
Tune" and the result is q big, sincere
ovation. Miss Sanderson. with the
help of Herman Rupfeld. composer
and pianist. has individual songs. Rup-
field is at the piano and helps in put
ting over the act.
Julia Sanderson Is a blessing TO tho
vaudeville stage. She is a big artist
of song. Her personality gets over the
footlights and she makes the two day
audience love her just as much as her
legitimate audience does. because she
is giving her best every minute she is
on the stage.
Yes. that is the secret Of her sue
cess-always her very best. If you
have any faith in my Judgment OF
what's what in the theater, then don't
miss Julia Sanderson at Keith's this
week
Haven't the space to dwell upon
Crumit He also does an act by him
self and he stops proceedings. No
body puts over e song like this man
does. Heaf him.
iowa and d'Hortys. with the aid OF
a dog offer Juggling act. Fred Ber-
nard and Sid Garry open with a poor
start, but make up for It by their Inn
pressions Of Al Jolson and others.
Ted and Kathryn Andrews have