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Imperial Valley press., 1926-01-26
SENATE TACKLES
RESERVATIONS ON
COURT IMBROCLIO
Leaders Are Seeking Way
to Force Decisive Vote
on Major Protocol.

WASHINGTON, Jan. 26.-
The first Swanson reservation
to American participation in the
world court was adopted by the
senate today, 80 to 1.
Senator Frazier, North Da-
kota, Republican, was the only
member dissenting from the
reservation, which provides that
the United States will assume
no legal relations with the
League Of Nations or any obi
cations under the treaty Of
Versailles. The other irrecon-
cilables either voted in favor
Of the reservation or refrained
from voting. Senator Blease,
South Carolina, Democrat, vot-
ed mo" but later changed his
vote.
Imperial Valley press., 1926-01-26
u. 8. LINERS LIBEI.LED
BY JAPANESE BANK
ny United Press Leased Wire

TOXIC, Jan. 26.---The Bank Of
Korea has libelled the United
States shipping board liners Presir
dent Jackson and President Grant
for 311 900 yen, 97hs .coiLlection with
q dispute oseHa aSilif Ut ladirg.EIhis
is the thrdlsssSe ofathiSsnata,sss in
japan in recent months.
Imperial Valley press., 1926-01-26
Liner Speeds to Aid of Vessel Sinking in Mid Atlantic
CONGRESS PROBE
OF C0URTMARTIAL
URGED BY S0L0N
Resolution Seeks to Order
Inquiry Into Sentence
Imposed on Mitchell.

ny United Press LEAKED Wire
WASHINGTON, Jan. 26. -
The house military affairs COM
mittee today formally asked
Major General Mason M. Pat
rick, army air service chief, to
draw up and submit to it a bill
carrying out his plans for a
separate army air service slmi-
lar in organization to the
navy's marine corps.
The bill will be ready in a
few days and the committee
expects to call Colonel William
Mitchell and many other avia-
ton authorities, including,
perhaps, Dwight Morrow, chair
man of the presidents air
board, to testify on the meas
ure.
Imperial Valley press., 1926-01-26

The entire highway between Riv-
erside and Ontario is being paved
and widened from 16 to 20 feet.
Several months will be required for
the work. s.,, l...,.,. ..s !,
Imperial Valley press., 1926-01-26
SPANISH AVIATOR
MAKES JUMP TO
CAPE VERDE ISLE

by United Press Leased Wire
PORTO PRAIA, Cape Verde
Islands. Jan. 26.-Commander
Ramon Franco arrived here this
afternoon having completed the
second leg Of his Spain-Argen-
tina airplane flight, making a
total of more than 1900 miles
out Of the proposed $500 mile
journey.
Imperial Valley press., 1926-01-26

WASHINGTON, Jan. ga reso-
luton authorizing investigation of
the court martial and sentence Of
Colonel William Mitchell with a
view to revising army and navy
court martial procedure and articles
Of war was introduced in the house
today by Representative Conally,
Democrat, Of Texas.
At about the same time, President
Coolidge, through his spokesman,
answered charges that he had APP
proved the Mitchell sentence with
undue haste and without investiga
tion.. stating that he had conferred
several days with Secretary Of War
Davis ON the case and studied the
complete abstract for two and a
half days before his decision.
Imperial Valley press., 1926-01-26
BISHOP NEAR DEATH
by United Press Leased Wire

LOS ANGELES, Jan. 26. - Rt.
Rev. Joseph S. GLASS, Catholic bish-
op of Salt Lake City. was near
death this morning, it was reported
by attending physicians at st. Vim
cent s hospital. The bishop was
sinking rapidly. it was said, and he
was not expected to live throughout
the day.
Imperial Valley press., 1926-01-26

a recent survey of telephone eX.
tension in Pomona, Los Angeles
county, indicates an added popula-
tion of 500 in 60 days.
Imperial Valley press., 1926-01-26

Continued on Page g.
San Antonio light. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1911-1993, 1926-01-24


payment on new home. go schley Ave
Mis- 1905. owner.
ga ACRES red loan. unimproved. one
mile west OF Tuna, $500; trade for San
Antonio residence or business equal value.
Also have $500 note for sale. ~. .J.s-@
DARNELL-ROOsEyE * HAssELL.
Sis Brady Bldg. Crocksti oSto.
CHEAP.
s0-Roon apartment house. well loea,-
Cd. take farm
32-Room brick apartment house want
small ranch. improved.
1850 Acres. pasture and farm land.
1880 per acre.
I Acrss and four-room house. Nixon.
want home here, pay difference
IL Acre ground. groom mouse dar-
landals. $3.50, $500 cash.
$4,000 Acre ranch, Preside county
want farm on same.
l2g Acres. Medina county improved.
$500: want home here.
1900 Acres, fine level farm land. only
5000 acre.
s.. erai good farms. trade for city
" Us Acres. five miles Asherton. trade
FOR city property.
iOl Acres. right at courthouse, Rock
port, take IN home.
$40 900 Apartment house. well locat-
Cd, want ranch or farm.
1850 Acres. choice land hcdulen
go Acres, choice farm iaue, trlc
county. want home
10 Acres irrigated, wei Improved, g0oQ
little town, want home.
ELL-RoosEVELT & HAssELL,
S1f Brady Bldg. Crockett 300
San Antonio light. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1911-1993, 1926-01-24

2I3 ACRES red lOams unimproFed, one
mile west OF Tuna, $500; trade for San
Antonio residence or business equal value.
Also have $500 note for sale. TT. aj's-W
San Antonio light. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1911-1993, 1926-01-24
Nearly 400 Feet Of
Street Intersection,
Close-In, $4,000

An especially well located corner
on tile North side Of the business
district 10 a neighborhood where
many Improvement are taking
place. if5 feet o. paved street
fronting on ole busy thoroughfare,
more than 400 feet Of frontage on
another busy paved street Can be
h1ughf FOR Ss0.ntt; AZ this figure
10 purchaser should double his
money 10 few years. Let Us
prove this 20 you. Cail Paul
Adams or Soff East Travis 81.
hocERs-HILL 4 CO. REALTORS.
San Antonio light. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1911-1993, 1926-01-24
6 PER CENT MONEY TO LOAN
L. ]. HART
8l4 Gunter Building

MANUFACTURING site for sale o.
lease. nine acres with additional acreage
available, all steel building with both
metal and woodworking machinery. mo-
tor driven, over a mile IN dustrial tracks
and other buildings include office, black
smith shop. stOTerOOm lumber Eheds.
etc. Address p. o. Box 20, Houston.
Tfw
San Antonio light. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1911-1993, 1926-01-24
REAL ESTATE
Farms-Ranches, Sale
FERTILE FRUIT LANDS


FERTILE FRUIT LANDS
Fourteen miles from San Antonio. near
tarvia road. abundant water, excellent
market one mile high school and good
churches. low price and long time pay
ments- Full data from owner. p. o. Box
1445.
100 ACRES. 14N miles of postoffice,
mile OF paved road, 65 IN cultivation.
mouse, barn, well and windmill. Price
*IS; easy terms. Mayors with
FENNELL DIBRELI., TEXAS LAND,
S10 BRADY BLDG. TRAVIS 7140
RANCH BARGAINS.
$500 acres, well fenced, good improve
ments, so per cent black hogwallow
land. Main highway; $1,000.
600 acres. $50 acres cultivated. fine
improvements; near Sabinal; So acre.
s5oo acres. highly improved, Brewster
county; IS acre.
$50 acres. improved, 90 per cent till
$500 improved. wolf and sheepproof;
$3.50 acre.
GEORGE & OFTEN. 500 Brady BLDG.
$40 ACRES of fine land. II miles north
or city hall $40 acres in cultivation and
three good wells of fine water. This is
one OF the best farms and stock raising
tracks In the county and Is on a good
road and just off the Medina dam road.
price s55 per acre. Can make reason
able terms.
STONE & STONE,
$40 National Bank OF Commerce Bldg.
San Antonio light. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1911-1993, 1926-01-24
Farms-Ranches Wanted

Farms-Ranches Wanted 2,
WANT 20 buy or rent farm within
miles Of san Antonio; 100 20 900 acres
must be good farm land with good wa
ter. J. s. Maverick & Bro, sunshine
Ranch. san Antonio.
LIST your saieable land. Mayors WIN
F'ENNELL DIBRELL, TEXAS LAND,
$40 BRADY BLDG. TRAVIS 1lfO.
FARMS-Property wanted everywhere.
per cent. Smith Farm Agency, 1907 W.
York st. philadelphia.
San Antonio light. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1911-1993, 1926-01-24
Houses Tor Sale 70

NEW fIve-room bungalow, breakfast
room and set, four-piece plumbing.
Pittsburg heater. oak floors. fireplace,
bookcases. kitchen cabinet, garage, in
Beacon Hill. 111s Beacon Ave. price
s425O. $3.50 cash. balance s3S monthly.
Owner, william Deilerman. Office, IT,
1913. Residence. Woodlavn S92.
San Antonio light. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1911-1993, 1926-01-24
Laurel Heights

Good new five-room cottage. all kinds
OF built-in features. corner lot. A real
bargain at $3.50. $3.50 cash. balance $50
a month. c. II. jackson. CT. al.
COMFORTABLY four-room modern col
onial bungalow on paved street, with all
cOnveniences; make this your home.
small cash payment easy terms. Fur
nshed for your inspection. e27 Mckin-
lev avenue Cr 6s1 or Mission $3.50.
San Antonio light. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1911-1993, 1926-01-24
Harlandale Home

New and modern. five rooms. bath,
large garage. nice neighborhOod; VIII
take some trade, balance easy terms. see
owner.
Elmo Dickey
CT. sI5s. 1910 Nogalitos S.
San Antonio light. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1911-1993, 1926-01-24
Austin Property
100000

Two-story brick apartment, fifty ODD
rooms. Highland Park: want good ranch
any reasonable location west San An
tonic. can Mr. Francis with Lowe the
Reu- Man
San Antonio light. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1911-1993, 1926-01-24
Lots for Sale

CHOICE Los Angeles Heights lot. on
Fresno street. three lots from West Ave
one block from school. with water, lights
telephone and sidewalks wan 70 sell
this week. Owner, CT. e535. C2s Gun
Yer Bldg
two lots FOR sale In Mitchell Place. on
lubbock ST. owner. I5l W. Theo or Tr.
tIge-W.
San Antonio light. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1911-1993, 1926-01-24
Small Ranch Wanted

We have customer with $500
cash who viii 90 as high as $4,000
on . small improved ranch within
IS miles north Of San Antonio. Be
sides the above customer we have
others who want larger ranches.
Come and see Us.
ROHDE & GITTINGER. REALTORS.
5if Gunter Bldg. TT. 270E Or. 276s.
San Antonio light. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1911-1993, 1926-01-24
80 Lots

IN Corpus Christi 70 trade for San An
tonic property. Ask Mr. Murrie about
hem.
WEsTERYELT REALTY co.
IT. 429z. 209 Moore Bldg.
San Antonio light. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1911-1993, 1926-01-24

USE THE WANT ADS AND GET
QUICK RESULTS AT LOW COST
San Antonio light. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1911-1993, 1926-01-24
Ranch for Sale

Ranch for Sale
We have what We believe to be the
best buy in the state in the way of ranch.
II you want to buy, call or write US for
full description and particulars.
TEXAS LOAN AND MORTGAGE co.
31S Navarro ST. Or. $685..
FARMS-Property Hundreds. bargains
smiths Farm Agency. 1907 W. York 81
PhiladeiT hia
FARMS YOU CAN'T BEAT.
1O00-acre black hogwailow land, 600
acres cultivated. $4,000. improvements
$50 acre.
miles from city, fine improvements; $50
acre.
$50 acres. 500 cultivated. seven tenant
houses. wells and barns: sac acre.
GEORGE & OFTEN, 3Oe Brady Bldg.
San Antonio light. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1911-1993, 1926-01-24
Exchange Real Estate

WANT a lot. auto or old house as frs.
payment on new home. $50 schley Ave
Ms. 1905, owner
San Antonio light. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1911-1993, 1926-01-24

WILL trade small place. value $500. az
part payment on cheap farm nsnr Dilley.
WoodIawn 4553-w. 3i4 Marshall.
San Antonio light. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1911-1993, 1926-01-24
Houses for Sale

Business Property-Saie !
San Antonio light. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1911-1993, 1926-01-24
REAL ESTATE
Raas Eefafo o.
Let's Trade

Can reflnance when necessary to close
deal. Farms. ranches, city property or
business. We will match IL. We have
what you want where you want it. Call,
TEXAs LOAN AND MORTGAGE co.
AIS Navarro St Or. 6632.
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Want Cash
RENTALS
Want Houses

We are renting houses fast and need
both furnished and unfurnished In all
sections Of town. give us a trial at yours
RICHEY. CASEY & GRAGG.
Cr 1925. 32i ". 81. Mays 81.
San Antonio light. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1911-1993, 1926-01-24
Several New Houses
Off Presa
500 Cash

Business Property-Sale
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Mills Engraving Co.


DOYLE OPTICAL CO, successor "a
Doyle Brldger Optical Co.-Lenses dupli-
Gated at once. 303 W. Commerce. CT
g14S.
Evening star., 1926-12-11
$50 YEARS AGO TODAY.
By JONATHAN A. RAwsoN. JR.
Story Of the u. S. A,

the Hessians between Bordentown and
Bustleton. and discharged his impas.
stoned address to the effect that II
the Hessians entered his city they
would draw down upon 1t the fire Of
the American ships and thus cause
much annoyance to many good friends
Of George III who live here.
Col. Won Donop requested the mayor
to kindly send a delegation to Com
modore Thomas Seymour, command
er OF the American boats, to find out
II this could really be true. Then,
parking his soldiers in the suburbs.
Col. Won Donop and his officers went
to the mayors house for luncheon
while delegation Of citizens set of
for Commodore Seymour's flagship
down the river. While the Hessians
were going to the mayors luncheon
party, they were seen by the crew OF
an American gondola who promptly
opened fire on them. The mayor
rushed to the water front, waved his
hat, and ordered the gondola to cease
firing, whereupon the gondola trained
It's guns upon the mayor himself.
Col. Won Donop hastened down to the
river to witness this engagement and
became in turn the target for the
gondola's gunners.
At length the citizens committee
returned with definite assurances from
Commodore Seymour that he would
open up on the city with all his guns
II the Hessians took quarters in it.
Col. Won Donop thereupon thought Of
two good reasons why he should not
occupy the city. First, he had no
big guns with which to answer the
American gunboats. and second. be-
sides the Tories in the place VINO
might be injured in a bombardment,
there was the noble head Of Col. Won
Donop which might again be the CEN
trail target for flying missiles. There
fore, he marched his men back to
Bustleton and the battle Of Borden
town was over.
tCopyriEht. 1020l
Evening star., 1926-12-11
AUTUMN.
BY ID. c. PEATTIE.
Apples.

App4Co.
Not long ago was National Apple
week. A number Of apple venders came
to my door during the week and sue
ceeded In selling me several bushels.
so that did the apple dealers some
good, ana, as got my moneys worth,
1t did me some good.
l think that growers take pride in
sending out only the fastest and
comeliest Of their fruits at that time.
think 1t raises the standard, not
only with growers, but with the
public. Nobody should put up with
mea!y. irregular. scabby little runts
OF fruits. Out in California they
have demonstrated that every citrus
grower can be compelled to raise only
perfect fruit, or at least can be ex.
cluded from the market II his fruit
is not perfect.
Mankind has been at work upon
the apple for so many thousands Of
years that there is no reason for
accepting an apple that has reverted
to primitive imperfections. In the
National Museum there are calcined
dwellings. 5000 to 10000 years old.
Apples were brought to America with
the first colonists. and the apple, like
the horse, was swiftly appreciated by
the Indians who came into contact
with the white settlers, was carried
away and planted, and by the time
the pale faces numbered into the
groves OF Kentucky and Illinois, their
own apples were there before them,
carried swiftly across the continent
In savage hands. Our American ap-
pie varieties were at first common
European strains. Changed condi-
tions. on our continent quickly
brought about the evolution Of new
varieties, so that English and Amer.
lean are entirely different. and few
people can be expert In the subject
Of apple growing in both countries.
There is one name associated with
the apple that is part Of the great
body of American folk tales. That
is the name Of Johnny Appleseed,
whose real name was Jonathan Chap.
man. born in IT'S in Boston. Johnny
Appleseed. from 1901 to 1s47. wan
dered the wildernesses Of the Great
Lakes States, barefooted, clad often
| In nothing but a gunny-sack, preach.
| ing the Bible in frontier cabins. st.
John, too, wore gunny- -sacking. or as
they call it in the Bible. sackcloth
which is the same thing, and
preached the Gospel in the wilder.
ness. Johnny did wonders for the
frontier by scattering appleseed
wherever he went, and he lived to see
his trees bear fruit over 100. 900
square miles. Yet he considered that
| II was sinful to prune tree or graft
one tree on another. He saved many
lives by warning the settlers Of Mich
igan of an approaching Indian raid.
Evening star., 1926-12-11
SUB ROSA
BY MIMI.
BY MIMI.
Definite Rules Impossible. e.

/ q
We simply can't and we simply
shouldn't try to make definite rules
about the sort Of people we do and do
| not like.
| II we establish in our minds certain
ridiculous little laws about what our
friends should and should not do. we
often pass up the opportunity Of max
| ing friendships with Just the sort Of
| people we ought to know.
Jean says firmly that she for one
could never pal around with girl who
was in the least old fashioned about
| her ideas - didn't smoke, swear or
| drink.
Consequently Jean finds 1t necessary
| to rule out Deb, who has moved to an
| apartment beneath her and might be
| the best pal in the world IL Jean would
only let her.
But the young. lady with the def
mite ideas, having established her rule,
refuses to see Deb's possibilities as
| chum.
| Deb Is prudish about all sorts of
! things and I'm against prudishness.
| Therefore. I'm Off Deb. We cant ever
! be friends" and she continues to go
! about with girls like Shirley and
Betty, whom she doesn't like at all,
but whom she believes to be more
| suited to her type.
In the same way may Jean pass up
| Mr.. Right some day. At present she
has declared definitely that she
couldn't marry any man who wasn't
| a good spender, who didn't dress well
| and who wasn't attractive to other
girls.
So much does she believe in her own
opinions that she's perfectly capable
of sticking to her original determina-
ton. even though some one came
along whom she instinctively loves
and admires.
She will pass him up regretfully,
perhaps, but while this ridiculous law
of hers remains, she will certainly
pass him up.
1t is the fashion nowadays for girls
to draw up a set of rules about the
kind Of people they are prepared to
like or dislike.
But 1t is a foolish fashion. 1t some.
times results in girls spending her
life with people she doesn't like at all
simply because they have fitted up
mind at the beginning.
Jean has passed up a friendship
with Deb-Deb, who is loyal and sweet
and amusing and whole lot of other
nice things.
Secretly Jean likes the girl down.
stairs awfully. Despite her carefully
arranged ideas, she finds her heart
warming to the quiet. old-fashioned,
older girl.
But she has decided definitely that
she can't get along with Deb's type of
person-that, in fact. she dislikes them
thoroughly-and, obstinately, logged
ly, she sticks to her point.
Forget definite rules about friend
ships. Learn the valuable rule that
good friends is the hardest thing in
the world to Finland that when your
instinct tells you you have found one,
your brain must not be consulted as to
whether she answers your description
Of the perfect pal.
Let your heart choose your friends
and sweethearts - not that carefully
cultivated, hard-boiled, modern young
brain Of yours.
Mimi will be glad to answer any INQUIRIES
drected to this paper. provided q stamped,
addressed envelope 10 inclosed
(CopyriGht. 1026)
Good will. like a good name. is got
by many actions and lost by one
Jeffrey
Evening star., 1926-12-11
BEAUTY Of1AlS BY EDNA KENT FORBES

finger. apparently. which not only
looks smart, but artistic. II the nails
are too long, you lose this effect at
once.
It's another case Of good tools max.
ing a good Job. The slim. fine, flexible
file makes shaping the nails easy. be-
cause 1t isn't hard work to use II. Try
q bad fle, and see the difference! A
good idea Is to put bleach under the
nails after they've been flied. then
scrub them with soap and water. clean
out the bleach, and smooth them with
tho fine emery board. 30 they'll not
catch In your laces or silk stockings
The bleach cannot dry the nails then.
since 1t is only there long enough to
do its work, then II Is washed away.
And the nails won't have the artificial
whiteness the bleaches give either.
they'll look natural and well cared for
and clean.
Robbie IA girl Of 1s with height
of five feet should weigh about 100
pounds.
You will appear to be taller Il your
dresses are in one piece without waists
either high or low In cut
Evening star., 1926-12-11

and other colored stones are used in
regal fashion to adorn some Of the
metallic slippers.
There IL a persistent rumor that
lower heels are coming into fashion.
This change-if 1t really exists-is
laid at the door of the Charleston.
Some dancers gay It is practically
impossible to perform this dance cor
rectly with high.heeled dancing slip
pers. On the other hand. some Of the
newest French slippers show heels of
enormous height.
Reptile skins are used even more
extensively than formerly to trim day
time shoes. The smartest arrange.
ment seems to be the reptile upper
and plain vamp and heel section. The
calfskin shoe Is here to be worn with
the calfskin coat or the coat trimmed
with calfskin. Sometimes a smart
effect is produced by wearing calfskin
hat. bag and pumps with a cloth
costume.
tCopyright. 1e2e)
Evening star., 1926-12-11

II you haven't O really good. long,
flexible steel nail file, you can't hope
to keep your nails a nice shape. A
coarse file will make a thoroughly bad
Job OF 1t, because 1t will tear at the
edges instead Of grinding them away
smoothly. and It may even injure them
oy Its coarseness and by the pressure
you'n use to make the bad file work.
Emery boards. Of course. are useful,
but they are to smooth off the tiny
bits that even a good file leaves.
rather than to shape the nails. You
can use an emery board around the
edges OF the nails each day, with good
results; 1t will give them fresh finish,
ana II you rub hard toward the cor
ners, where the nail grows out Of the
skin. 1t will preserve the shape. But
eVerJ week or so. they will have
grown 80 long that a thorough going
over with a steel file will be necessary.
Ia suggest that you file them to a
pointed oval shape, a little longer than
the nnger tips. and fairly we'll pointed
II the fingers are short and fat. An
exaggerated nail 10 ugly, but one that
is the merest fraction of an inch over
the tip lengthens and narrows the
Evening star., 1926-12-11
Mayor Saves Bordentown.

BORDENTOwN. N. j.. December
II. 177s.-Mayor John Lawrence met
today at the portals of this city and
turned back 500 Hessians and their
commander Col. Carl Emil Kurt Won
Donop. with the result that Borden
town will not for the present be added
to the list Of occupied towns on the
Jersey front. This he has done with
such weapons as an impassioned ad-
dress and a bountiful luncheon, and
in spite OF the energetic endeavors Of
the Pennsylvania navy and the river
forces Of the Continental Army on the
Delaware. Although under fire from
the American ships for some minutes.
he sustained no casualties.
Col. Won Donop came from Trenton
early in the morning to establish an
enemy post here. Mayor Lawrence
heard OF his coming and advanced
with committee Of citizens. He met
Evening star., 1926-12-11
Ornate Shoes for Winter Season
BY MARY MARSHALL.

1t was a false prophet who an
nounced last Summer that ornate
shoes were going out of fashion. To
be sure a number Of the smartest
women in Paris followed the caprice
Of wearing very simple shoes. Even
the buckle was. left off for a while.
A certain air of elegance. which the
French talk so much about. was
achieved, but the ornate shoe was
not given up.
Evening shoes especially are ex-