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Imperial Valley press., 1926-11-27

special as guests of Hill in his pri-
vatc ear which was attached there.
On the coast. arrangements vir-
tually had been left 10 Hill, as At
was his "party' out thcrc
Near to Blows
At Portland, Mrs. Spreckels
gracefully left the party. At tho
horse show that night, the dsscn
sion came out in ihr open when Hin
and Washhurn almost came 10
I blows.
{ On the way 10 Seattle, fricnd7
! kept them apart by strenuous IF
1 forts.
At Seattle and Vancouver, Wash
! burn kept to his ear, but Carroll de
cidcd the situation was impossible
and informed the Roumanians that
IjiIl would have to leave the train.
Despite her fricndshop for Hin, the
queen was compelled to assent.
Carroll then moved into Wash
burn 5 ear and permitted Miss Fut-
lcr and Miss Birkhcad to occupy his
car, as Hill ) car WAS taken off.
Miss Fuller was greatly distressed
over the treatment of Hill. wept
considerably and held long confer
cnccS with the queen, the Rouman-
ians cvcing them askamce. Before
Denver WAS Reached. Carroll an
nounced IN effort would have to
he made to get the two women off
the train. I'rtrcsco prccipitatcd
matters by telling the press that
the queen ~. .nld he "Verv glad if
Miss Fuller would leave. That the
queen denied and pctresco was fore
ed to rctraet.
However. at Denver, Carroll and
Washburn were trying to persuade
Miss Fuller to leave. and at the last
minute she WIS transferred to Il
regular train and started back to
New York.
That was virtually the end of the
tip. At Chicago, first word came
from the queen of mysterious cable
grams in code and references to the
kings health, then at Indianapolis,
the definite announcement of the
cancellation.
The country rs Il whole was as
tonishcd, but most Of those on the
train knew midway in the trip that
the ''court on wheels and its in-
tfigues would be short lived.
Imperial Valley press., 1926-11-27
Jail Breaker
Under Arrest

Earl Rogers, who when a trustv
in the county jail serving SEN
tcnce of four months on bad check
charges, ran away Nov. %. last
year, is now in jail in Modesto, on
a charge of disturbing the peace.
Inasmuch as his Fraudulent practic-
cs, that nettcd him in the neigh
borhood of 5000, were covered by
resident relative, of the valley,
his sentence was made light one
in the hope that thereafter he would
travel the straight and narrow
path.
Sheriff Gillctt has wired that he
be held for officers from here. lie
must then serve out his sentence
without amy good time and then
may be charged for breaking Jail,
which is u felony charge.
Imperial Valley press., 1926-11-27
Breakfast to Be
Served at Church

SANTA ROSA. Cal. Nov. u
I he old alibi that "a man s got to
miss his SUNDAY morning breakfast
20 get out to church : won t work
any more in the Episcopal Church
of the Incarnation here starting to-
morrow.
Services will open with a steam
ing hot breakfast served at the
church, free of charge, at the same
hour morning worship began here
toforc.
The Rev W. S. Short, rector, cx-
pects the innovation to bring out
100 per cent of the church member
slip and hopes that the hot coffee
will keep 100 per cent of the con.
grcgation awake during the sermon.
Imperial Valley press., 1926-11-27

The first carload Of this season 5
Navel oranges from Oroville. Butte
county, 10 reach san Francisco so,G
for $3.50 4 box or 1851 for the
ear load
Imperial Valley press., 1926-11-27

Three brush acres ofj differing
type, OF 1900 acres, we're burned
by forestcrs in .Mendocino county,
10 note he grass auG other growth
fol'oAging fires.
Imperial Valley press., 1926-11-27

were fined: Evelyn Wilson, $15;
Mamie King, 800, and John Doe,
japanese, $25. w. J. Thomas, pre-.
vionsly arrested on drunk charges
Was given a six months suspended
sentence. Felix Torres, found
drunk in an automobile paid the
city fine of 5000.
Revival Meeting at Holtvillc
Church of Christ on Walnut ST.,
betccn Sixth and Seventh, begin
ming Sunday morning, November
2Sth, and each evening for two
weeks or longer. Come and hear
the plain gospel preaching by f. n.
Glenn of San Diego, assisted by G.
IL. Bohannon. adv
STOVE WOOD-Cloan, dry, long
burning Mesquite wood, in one foot
lengths, delivered. ut your door on
a few minutes notice 500 for one
fourth cord. Soncs Lumber 90.
Phone 1876. adv
Goes to Washington.-Charlcs l..
childcrs. attorney for the Irriga-
tion district, left yesterday for
Washington, where he will use his
efforts III behalf Of the passage hv
congress Of the Swing johnson bill
DR.. T. J. Ruddy, Eye. Ear. Nose
a
les, will be in the offices of DR.. X.
f.. Cunningham, J32 Main St, for
examinations and operations, on
Saturday, December llth. Call at
office or Phone Ia for appointment.
adv
DR.. Foncannon, Osteopath. Room
2G. Davis Bldg. Phone 81. adv
Railroad Official Here. = Fred
Woodward. editor of the news bu-
rcau of the Southern Pacific Co,
is in the city in connection with the
presence here of the California De
velopmcnt Association and the Com.
Secretaries of Southern
California. While here he is con
f,rring with V. +. Frizzcll, who
heads the traffic bureau of this
district of his road.
For a Real Fire these cool morn
ings, there is nothing equals coal.
We have the best for stove and
CRATE. ut prices that will saye you
money on your fuel bill. We also
have the wood-four different kinds
to choose from. if you prefer it, in
sizes to suit stove and CRATE. Whit
aker Feed & Fuel Yard, SOC Olive
Ave. Phone 74J. adv
DR.. Harry Findley, specialist In
diseases Of eve, ear nose and
throat. 1884 DAYS Bldg. Phone
". adv
Expert Marcelling SOC. Hair cuts
soc. Vera Rodriguez, Park View
Apts, No. 4. Phone 231W. adv
Photographs and Desert Scenes,
Dta luuN tlHlfu III va. -h %
STACK, 644 Commercial. Phone
720J. 21tl
Press Man OH Job.-,Ioc Parks.
special writer on the staff of the
Los Angeles Times, arrived i'll FL
Centre this morning, covering
the meeting Of the California Dcvel-
npmcnt Association and the lrriga
ion Board and others interested in
the development of the valley.
Everybody Likes It! Paul S But
tered Popcorn. Why. 5, 10 and
25c bag. At Pickwick Stages De
pot. adv
Home From College. - Miss Mil.
lrcd Flanagan, daughter of Rev. and
Mrs. G. T.. Flanagan is spending the
thanksgiving vacation with her
parents. Miss Flanagan is student III
he music department of the Cnivcr.
itv of Rcdlands where's he is tax.
ng voice. Last wear she was Il
tudent under Madame kupclian
when she made great advancement.
NE university music department
Imperial Valley press., 1926-11-27

Cotton planted Cor experiment in
the east end of the Livcrmore val
ley, Alameda county, has proved a
iine crop md the experiment Will
be repeated.
Imperial Valley press., 1926-11-27

! pronounce her tones and voice de.
velopment far in advance Of the us.
nal student who has only had one
! year Of voice work.
Clean as Marbles. Rchkopf $
second growth eucalyptus, 800 for
onc-fourth cord. Eighth near State.
| Phone S2i or Royce T ransfcr. Phone
! 123 adv
; Cantalonpe Bedding or other trac.
tor work. Roy T.. Hayes. CalcxirG.
Phone 1i.. adv
Bankers Playing Coffin re
sponsc to challenge issued by the
CalcXico bankers. Il group of FL
Centre bankers is this afternoon
scheduled to try their luck on the
talcXico course in :: Shvlocks
tournament. = Pop Keller, q. G.
Horne, Earle G. Davis, Eill Walters.
Il lTawl"y banker belonging to the
I III 'Htlb 'iub ana zoe Iili
who this afternoon is taking tn"
part Of Shvlock, are represent
ing the local club against j. NJ
I.dmunds, Carl Edmunds, {. H.
hoorc. Nicholson and T.. l.. Keller
To Attend Meeting.-W Z. Han.
cock, director of the State Realty
I,f
directors meeting in Los Angeles.
He was accompanied by his father,
Louis Hancock. his daughter, Fan
ME Lee Hancock and her friend,
Phyllis Wclch. The girls planned
to attend the FL Centric In9lcwood
football game today. Miss Gladys
WildcB Brown, WAS also Il member of
the party, motoring to the coast to
visit at the l.. +. Jones home ut
Santa Monica.
Swears Out Complaint Harry E.
Skinner, county school attendance
supervisor, has sworn to a com
plaint for the arrest of John Iiar
res Of the Calipatria district, whom
skinner complains has been keeping
his children out of school. John,
l3; Bcadv. II and Leland, 6. have
rot attended this fall. no attempt
having been made by their father
10 get them enrolled. Skinner re
ports that attendance conditions i'll
the north end Of the valley, which
he has just visited, are excellent,
and that the same may be said re-
garding the rarcncss OF child labor
law jnfractions.
Imperial Valley press., 1926-11-27

" No"O Oobo VI
lie, anything in the way Of
and fryers Give us Il trial.
odd, los2 Woodward Ave.
D. adv
L. Palmer. Chiropractor,
System. Rooms 81 o7, Bank
Bal. p!cno, lis and
adv
be Building Warehouse
structure at ll50 State
the warehouse for G. w.
local Dodge Brothers deal.
will be ready for occu-
|.cembcr /. This building
Fcd exclusively for ware
|rposc OF Dodge Brothers
rs and Graham Brothers
IT will accompany appro-
GO units. New motor ears
Is will be taken directly
irehouse from the unload
prr, where they viii be
for delivery and receive
| inspection.
~ Lyons, O.teopatli, 704
st. Phone 744. adv
w. E. Lyons, Osteopath,
Il Surgeon, Dunaway
mes, office 1871. Res 744.
adv
and Band instruments.
Music Studio. Telephone
adv
vitch Engines.--Two more
gines have been placed
between FL Centre and
10 handle the increased
u herishabl. fruit and
stated V. +. Frizzcll,
,c traffic department Of
Ern Pacific.
Plesy Dance Studio. 723
hone 4llW. adv
Church Bazaar Deccm-
3. Watch for display ad.
hope chest and other ar
choice Christmas gifts.
adv
Wood For Sale. Phone
Lumber Co. adv
Is 1.aco.dcd.-The move
.ri,h; t'lt t:ui. and vegc-
OF the valley il tho past
as fcllor Eight ears
"eAs .. ~ II. ch. . ears
e,ce:li rs, &c ear of
and enc c"f of honey
i. Makiag I total of Is
Hanson. Dentist. Ey.
pecialist. Davis Bldg.
Py appointment. Phone
adv
latest in office machin-
nerican Typewriter Ex-
h at Brawley fair. adv
burt News-Arrested on
va.rancy, the following
Imperial Valley press., 1926-11-27

witch Engines.-Two more
gines have been placed
between FL Centre and
o handle the increased
u nerishabl,' fruit and
stated V. +. Frizzcll,
10 traffic department Of
Ern Pacific.
Imperial Valley press., 1926-11-27
Hanson, Dentist. Ey.
pecialist. Davis Bldg.
by appointment. Phone
adv

Latest in office machin-
nerican Typewriter Ex-
h at Brawley fair. adv
burt News-Arrested on
va:rancy, the following
Imperial Valley press., 1926-11-27
Wood For Sale. Phone
Lumber Co. adv

IS Lcco.dcd.-The move
'ri,h; alt :sui. and vegc-
OF the valley in tho past
as fcllor Eight ears
rAs .. ~ II. ch, . ears
V, ,g'.:.li rs, &c ear of
and enc cat of honey
Makisg i total of Is
Imperial Valley press., 1926-11-27
Blesy Dance Studio. 723
hone 4llW. adv

Church Bazaar Deccm-
3. Watch for display ad.
hope chest and other ar
choice Christmas gifts.
adv
Imperial Valley press., 1926-11-27

and Band instruments.
Music Studio. Telephone
adv
Imperial Valley press., 1926-11-27

For Real Fire these cool morn
ings, there is nothing equals coal.
We have the best for stove and
CRATE. ut prices that will sayc you
money on Your fuel bill. We also
have the wood--four different kinds
to choose from. if You prefer it. in
sizes to suit stove and CRATE. Whit
aker Feed & Fuel Yard, SOC Olive
Ave. Phone 74J. adv
Imperial Valley press., 1926-11-27

L. Palmer. Chiropractor,
System. Rooms 81 27, Bank
EaIg phono, lis and
adv
Imperial Valley press., 1926-11-27

W. E. Lyons, osteopath,
Il Surgeon, Dunaway
mes, office 1871. Res 744.
adv
Imperial Valley press., 1926-11-27
NEWS BRIEFS
From City and County,

e Prepared to take care Of
|ie, anything in the way Of
and fryers Give us Il trial.
|"dd, los2 Woodward Ave.
D. adv
Imperial Valley press., 1926-11-27

Home From College. = Miss MI.
drcd Flanagan, daughter of Rev. and
Mrs. G. f.. Flanagan is spending the
Thanksgiving vacation with her
parents. Miss Flanagan is student IN
the music department of the Univcr.
sity of Rcdlands where's he is TAX
ing voice, Last year she was Il
student under Madame kupclian
when she made great advancement.
The university music department
Imperial Valley press., 1926-11-27

DR.. Harry Findley, specialist In
diseases Of eve, ear nose and
throat. 1884 DAYS Bldg. Phone
". adv
Imperial Valley press., 1926-11-27

~ Lyons, O.teopath, 704
st. Phone 744. adv
Imperial Valley press., 1926-11-27

STOVE WOOD-Clean, dry, long
burning Mesquite wood, in one foot
lengths, delivered. ut your door on
few minutes notice 500 for one
fourth cord. Sonos Lumber 60.
Phone 1876. adv
Imperial Valley press., 1926-11-27

Everybody Likes It! Paul's But
tered Pop. Corn. Why! 5, 10 and
25c bag. At Pickwiek Stages De
pot. adv
Evening star., 1926-01-09

of the countrys best Summer resorts
with an average temperature during
that period of 76 degrees, and equally
popular and attractive in the Winter
season. the lowest monthly average
mark being 33 degrees the highest II,
making an average OF 3S degrees.
The Washington Real Estate Board
was organized here several years ago
and numbers among its members
many of the city's leading real estate
operators. There are, of course, re
liable operators who are not affiliated
with the association. A prospective
purchaser Of real estate here can ap-
proach the deal with feeling Of Sc
curity based on the knowledge that he
Is transacting business with IA reliable
and responsible operator.
Despite it's population OF today of
nearly half a million persons, Wash
ington Is not congested community.
Its very beauty and attractiveness is
considerably broadened by the wide
streets, avenues. parks and recrea
tional areas. another evidence OF how
we differ from many communities.
The relationship OF the District OF
Columbia with the Federal Govern
ment-a partnership. so to speak-in
sures the continued growth and ulti-
mate greatness OF the Capital City.
Our city can boast OF excellent
transportation facilities-electric car
and motor bus service-enahling one
to reach any point in the District
within a reasonable length OF time
The Union Station IL one OF the finest
railroad terminals in the world. Here
one may make reservations for travel
to all points OF the compass.
Washington is an ideal shopping
center. The merchants are progress
sive and the various establishments In
all lines OF trade are complete. attrac-
tive and up to date. There is nothing
10 be had elsewhere that cannot be
Evening star., 1926-01-09
RICH In ADVANTAGES
SHARED BY NO OTHER CITY

comprehensive collections of animal
and bird life-a rendezvous for natural
history study.
City Growing Fast.
Washington is growing by leaps
and bounds and would hardly be recog-
niZed as being the same community as
the period preceding the World War.
We We're extremely fortunate In hav-
ing Congress enact legislation creating
Il /oning Commission for the District
of Columbia. being among the first
American cities to have such an ordi-
nance. While 1t came too late to save
some sections of our city, nevertheless
ii has proven one of the most needed
end necessary laws for the future
growth and development of the Capt.
tai city.
Here we have "A splendid filtration
system, assuring pure healthful water.
and an additional conduit is rapidly
nearing completion, which will afford
an adequate water supply for many
years to come. Washington possesses
the underground sewerage system; its
health and sanitation laws are strictly
enforced and az result epidemics
of disease are rare occurrence.
The Park and Playground Comis-
sion-recently created by Congress
has accomplished much to provide
park and playground sites-looking
especially to our future growth and
needs.
All-Year Resort
During the past year Washington
again gave evidence of it's unique
characteristics. proving to be one
Evening star., 1926-01-09
REALTY MEN GUARD
ADVERTISING ETHICS
Philadelphia Board Has Committee
to Watch for
Abuses.

The Phila delphia Real Estate Board.
like number of other orga niZatlonS
within the National Association of
Real Estate Boards, has committee
actively on the look out against possi-
BILE misleadi real estate advertising.
With this task of guarding public
confidence in advertising statements
the committee has coupled the re-
Sponsibility of watching for misuses
of the term realtor.
Since it's organization at the begin
ming OF 1925 the committee reports
that 1t has had before it 80 cases of
unauthorized use of the term realtor.
In 80 of these cases a protection OF the
term has been secured and the cases
have been closed. Four cases are
still pending. There has been one
case of unauthorized use OF the seal
OF the Pennsylvania Real Estate As
sociatlon. This has also been closed.
In addition the committee has acted in
the case of advertisements of a nature
to miSlead the prospective buyer or Of
a sort arising from other unethical
attitude on the part OF the advertiser.
Evening star., 1926-01-09
CLAIMS ZONING CUTS
RATES ON UTILITIES
Baltimore Appeal Board Head
Urges Passage of Regulation
Be Allowed.

BALTIMORE. January 9.-Zoning
is reflected in reasonable phone rates,
gas and electric prices and in street
car fares, Chairman Marshall OF the
board of zoninG appeals declared in
speech before the real estate boa rd
this week.
Mr.. Marshall explained that the
number Of houses in new develop
ments and the price of their construc.
ton regulates the number of inhabi
tants and enables public service corpo-
rations to forecast in advance i'm
provements they must supply in the
section concerned.
The ability of the public service
corpora tions to give service without
large emergency expenses will result
in lower costs to the consumer" Mr.
Marshall said. We in Baltimore
should be allowed TO pass legisla ion
that will protect the public from a
small minority"
Evening star., 1926-01-09

Women In 81 countries have been
granted full suffrage
Evening star., 1926-01-09

secured here and at no greater ex-
pense.t
A reasonable explanation for the
mighty financial strides which Wash
ington has made in recent years is to
be found in an enumeration of its
residential advantages and it's civic
virtues. The beauty Of the city, the
stability CT its govern ment it's free
dom from municipal disorders, the
solvency and regularity OF it's great
paymaster - Uncle Sam - all these
serve to attract to Washington greater
financial strength. More and more.
year after year, the country at large is
learning the many advantages offered
and everywhere among the people of
the United States there Is Il growing
realization that Washington is worthy
Of being the Nations Capital. the
most attractive and ideal residential
city. in the world.
Evening star., 1926-01-09
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Continued from Seventeenth Page)
realized in that the Nations Capital
| is already the scientific center, and is
rapidly becoming the educational cen
ter OF our country. Consider the rich
ness OF the resources available here
for higher learning. There are many
governmental libraries accessible for
research.
Good Library Facilities.
TO the seekers of further knowledge
Will appeal the great Library of Con
sress. the most beautiful building Of
its kind in existence and one OF the
worlds treasure houses OF literature
In addition, the Public Library, with
Its various branches, present splendid
opportunities for the student.
Mention snould be made especially
of the resources of the scientific bu-
reaus or the Federal Government
those connected with the Department
of Agriculture, the Geological Survey,
the Bureau of Standards. etc.
BY special act of congress. approved
April II, 1902. these facilities for re-
search in governmental collections are
accessible, subject tn regulations to
scientific investigators and students of
any institution of higher education in
corporated under the laws of Congress
or the District of Columbia.
The Corcoran Art Gallery, with its
priceless collections: the Smithsonian
Institution, the National Museum, the
Army Medical Museums. the United
states Capitol, the Washington Monu-
ment, the Lincoln Memorial and the
many Government buildings hold
much OF interest. The world famous
Naval Observatory well represents
astronomical science. In the National
botanical Gardens, the Conservatives
of the Department OF Agriculture,
and the displays in the parks and open
spaces, the lover of flowers and trees
will be perfectly at home. for here
grow almost eveEApecie of plant and
tree life. In the Rational geological
Park will he found one of the most
Evening star., 1926-01-09
BUILDING PERMITS
TAKE SHARP DROP
Aggregate of S618.725 for
Week Is S2O6,575 Under
Last Similar Period.

Building construction in the District
got off to q poor start for the new
year, as indicated by records in the
building inspectors office, which show
a decrease of S206.575 under last
week total. which was SS25 800 fol
y permits. An aggregate of $6lS,125
Sor 33 permits for this week is re
corded
Only two permits were issued which
amounted TO $4,000 or more. The
largest of these. for $4,000. was
granted to H. NJ Rralove. who will
3ulld a t7vo-story brick apartment at
aaS Columbia road, and the other. for
Slho,OOO authorizes the firm of Stern
\ TomlinsOn Ia build u four-storN
brick apartment at 1920 \ street. \
permit calling for the construction al
= tWo-StoI.r concrete church. valued al
N3En neu. was granted 70 the Wallace
Memorial l'nited Presbyterian church
which Will build the new edifice al
New Hampshire avenue and Randolph
street.
Other Projects
Other projects valued at 81 900 ol
more. authorized by the office OF the
building inspector during the past
week are.
'niverSal Real Estate CORPORATION,
Capitol View Realty 60. to build
5000 Central avenue northeast: s5,975
Capitol View Realty Co. to build
aO4o East Capitol street: $3.50.
Joseph Barr. to build. 31OS NJ
street; 90 900.
3. G. LiChthrown. to build. 341O
IwentN-fourth street northeast: 81 900
5. $. Spahr, To erect private
metal garages. l650-2-4 + street south.
east $1,000
f. c. Peach 10 repair 3oS I, street
northeast: 5000.
Hubert Turner. to build. 1927 Hunt
place northeast: s. 900.
Ra iph HoWenStein. To repair 654 II
street northeast ST 500
f. b. Cogswell, to repair 4S15 Iowa
avenue 81 900
Sam Feldmsn. To install one motor,
1912 FIRST street: ST 500
Will Repair Building.
II. w. Offutt. TO repair 1864 Wis.
conSin avenue: 81 .oG1
Eva NJ. Judge. To build. 9O2 Aspen
street: 81 500.
j. t.. iiigd"n. To build brick dwell.
lings. 330S-l4 Eighteenth street north.
east; $50 900.
5. ). Dalton, To build. 1924 Eighth
street: 1000
ID. j. DUNCAN, tO build ; brick
dwellings. 50l-o7 Webster street, and
40l4 Fifth street; s25 900.
Walter DUNCAN. to build two brick
dwellings. 3516 and 55lS Thirtieth
street: 10000
=. D. Connor 70 build frame
dwellings. %036 and 303S Otis street
northeast: 10000
To Build Two Homes.
+. Q. Edmonston. ir., to build .
brick dwellings. 3737 and S7Sa Mill.
tary road: S24 900
y. f. Davidson. to build. 3212 Ala.
bama avenue southeast: $4,000.
Mueller & Shumate. TO repair S3S
PENNSYLVANIA avenue: 5000.
Llttell Candy Co., to repair go I.
street northeas st: $4,000.
T. F. Jones, to build, 3541 Patterson
street: So 600.
F. w. Shoots. 10 build. 1912 Ge-
ranium street; S15.uOn.
d. ID. Condor. to build. 1918 Ninth
street: IS. 500
T. \. Walsh, to erect private CARA se.
.6Ga Wuodlcy road; 81 POO.
J. Burrcn. to repair lis and I2O
Central avenue northeast: u 600.
J. Pvnnchaker. to repair southwest
corner Eleventh and g streets south
west; S3..0O.
National Hotel Co. to repair north.
elst corner Sixth ANA Pennsylvania
avenue: 1000.
:. +. Slucum. Ia repair 220l r street:
$1,000.
Evening star., 1926-01-09
Army Officers Promoted.

Lieut. Col. Harry r. Matthews. Coast
AfllllerE Corps. stationed at FOyt
Armstrong, Hawaii has beer pro
moted to the grade of colonel. and
Maj. Franc Lecocq. Coast ARTILLERY
Corps, stationed at the War Dnps ~ q
ment, To the grade of lieutenant col
onpl