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Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1927-12-23
EDWIN GOODWIN DEAD
AFTER SUDDEN ILLNESS

Edwin A. Goodwin. II years old. re.
tired Government employe and for
many years a resident Of this city,
died in local hospital Tuesday after
a sudden illness. Mr.. Good lin was a
member of the old Nationa Rifles. a
military organization here. and was
for 20 years superintendent of the hall
used by that organization. He also
was n member of the Royal Arcanum.
lie was employed as a clerk in the
general accounting office. United
States Treasury Department., when re-
tired about six years ago. He is sur.
vived by his son. Edwin p. Goodwin.
His wife was the late Mrs. Ida b.
Goodwin.
Funeral services were conducted at
his late residence. s13 Taylor street.
today, at 10 o'clock. 1nterment was
in Mount Olivet Cemetery.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1927-12-23
J. C. L0VELESS, II, DEAD.

Special Dispatch to Thc sta..
BERWYN HEIGHTS. Md. Deem.
her 23.-James Charles Loveless. -
years old. native OF Prince Georges
County and long n resident OF this
section, where he had been prominent
IN Democratic politics. died last night
at his home here. Mr.. Loveless had
been in failing health more than a
year. but his condition did not become
alarming until n day or two ago.
For many years Mr.. Loveless. re-
tired carpenter. had served as Demo
cratic election official for Evansville
and was well known. He was a clerk
In the Maryland House OF Delegates.
session 1910. Surviving Mr.. Lovelcss
are his widow and several children.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1927-12-23
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EllkEltsN
FOUND.

rOtKETROoK LADY,. Party ~ho San tsen
iify IL will receive the purse, L. W. Thom
son ll36 9TH ne Lincoln asa
FOR LOST ANIMALS apnly Aniplat Rescue
LeSsue SAP MarSisni ave ~ Main SnSS
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1927-12-23
NATHAN BARNETT
DIES IN PATERSON
PhiIanthropist, SO, Got Start
Furnishing Uniforms for
Union Army.

PATTERSON. \. j., December q, -
Nathan Barnett 80. philanthropist
and former mayor of Paterson. died at
his home here today.
His death closed the career or an
other Cmi.rant who Slumounted re-
heated failures to win wealth and 20
si,ion in business and influence In the
history of his community. He was
known as the only Jew for whom
monument was erected while he was
living.
Rarnert was born in Posen. Ger
many, September 20. 1898. AT the age
oi II wears he came 10 New York with
his parents and at II he joined the
gold rush to California, He was UNI
successful as prospector and later
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1927-12-23

Funeral services for Archie Thomp-
son. So years old. retired building con.
tractor, who died at his residence. 720
Twelfth street northeast. Tuesday.
were conducted In the chapel at Glen.
wood Cemetery this afternoon. Mr.
Thompson was native Washing.
tonian and was prominent In fraternal
Orga niZatinn.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1927-12-23

uEFVEs. A tribute Of lore and renerr-
CLAREScE 4 cLEEvEs. ~h 20 Departed
ia as life one yws1 ,r sEo Y t2fa3 Pessmpe
eoa a,h.r In xa ss!9F e 9oEf p 9 2So ID d.:
fifteen years ago To-Day. December %.
HER CHILDREN AND eRASDcHIL-
FIFTH GH-NA>yHIE In .af bat bring
rememhranSe Of opr dear children. vELvA
today. Deceniber g 1873.
Day by day sr ,Hs NOR ions:s2ms.
Often find my-elf wondering
Wondering why our babies diad.
As loved them Sc I ri.s than
Lorsd n'r narnSsS s''i 5nF.d ia sRsy,
Loy!SStX FTTzHtGH And NASvnIE
80 q my dear n,othsr. c4BklE HaN-
iLTON. who departed ,his life ei<hi years
DAUGHTER MYRTLE E HaRT1N.
Of GEORGE HARPER nsh9o Died ons
Forget you G@orgi. never will:
loved you then love you s.in.
Your memory - az dear to-day
As m that day you passed away.
II is sweet 10 be remembered.
That you are not torEotts3
Like ivy on a wi;hs-ed OAK.
When other thinEs decay.
NJ love for YOU y alxsys i've
DEVOTED FsIES5 ROSETTA ALLEN.
HARrER. L loyins u'e9o-y Of ny d..,
awsy ore year aEo today. December p.
There onc- was sar4en of flowers
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IS ovi ESS!f 6it 81 'a2s 2vELr HAs
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Was not a ripnie strr-~.
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years sEO today. pe''enaher @2- 1894
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rsn,h~~ srS father GEORGE 2r3 ALICE
SCHREYER Whn r.s<sSi sNsy tn,5~seea
wears sSo. pev~rsa~r ~ snd - 1918
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day
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ca'se1 sWsy
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father ~hts~ Z. sAss wN~e{ Ns LAY
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INVAI In al bat loving ~eas@-sN-s~~~
80 n'f- Ae&- NusNsrst Nnd fAtAer. CHAEfrS
TMHAr- who 1al@i tw~Ssy~0ae years aE0
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Are shcs% wAo tSavs<t Atas AsSk
HIS LOVING WIFE AND CHif-nHEN.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1927-12-23

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tify Il will receive the purse Z. W. Thom
son, llSa 9TH ne. lincoln asa
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Potomac Woman Succumbs.

POTOMAC. Va, December %. Mrs,
Rettie Hansborough. 81 years old.
died at her residence. Az East Lloyd
avenue, here yesterday. she was the
widow of Butcher w. Hanshorough,
Burial will he AT Brandy, Va. to-
morrow
Imperial Valley press., 1927-07-09
U. s. WOMEN IN SHANGHAI
URGE NANKING INQUIRY

SHANGHAI, July 9.-AmericAn
women of Shanghai will urge the
General Federation Of Women 5
clubs to make an official inquiry
into the Nanking outrages of March
"a, and to spread their findings
among club-women of America.
Decision on the matter was TAX
en- at a recent meeting of the Amer
lean Women S Club of Shanghai.
The following message, signed
American Women 5 Club of Shang-
hal, will be cabled to the biennial
meeting of the General Federation
OF Women S clubs:
- AS the representative body of
American women in China we are
astounded at the tendency to minin-
izc the outrageous indignities which
American women, as well as Women
of other nationalties, suffered at
the HANDS of Chinese !; Nationalist
foods at Making ON March "A. I
We appeal tie and urge the Gen
eral Federation, of Women $ Clubs
to inquire into the authentic pffic-
ial reports at Washington and spread
thdlr findings among clubwomen,
that they MAY know the truth and
not be misled by subvcrsive pro-
paganda detrimental to the safety
OF womanhood in China.
Imperial Valley press., 1927-07-09
THEATERS

Flapping in the breeze on a trap,
ezc Of maverick parachu beside
a beautiful girl is Tom Mix's lat
est screen stunt for the entertain.
ment Of theater patrons. Tom has
ridden plunging bronchos. bueking
steers, runaway automobiles and
bronc ho railway trains. but this is
has first attempt to ride para.
chute and he does it without a
saddle in the open scenes of 1.-The
Circus Ace,' his latest starring
drama for Fox Films at the Air
dome tonight.
This parachute act introduces
Tom to the girl of the story, in this
case Natalie Joyce, one of Holly.
wood s famous screen beauties, who
has the role of the circus trapeze
performer and aeronaut.
1.-The Circus Ace' is the tale of
the trapeze performer and the
ranchman in a small Arizona town.
and it runs through five reels of
pathOs, humor, action and violent
riding, in which all the desperadoes
are vanquished, to the final scenes
in which Tom pulls his gun iand
writes in lead, Il love you.'
Imperial Valley press., 1927-07-09
Board to Hear
Tax Complaints

The Board Of Supervisors Of the
County of Imperial convened at .
o clock yesterday afternoon at the
county court house to sit for two
weeks as n board Of equalization.
Daily sessions will be held from ,
o'clock until o clock each weekday
with the exception of Saturday when
the session will be held in the morn
ing from 10 o clock until u.
During this session the board VII
hear any and all complaints rela
tive 20 the assessment rolls.
All protests against the assess
mcnt on the property should be set
forth first. a description of the
property is to follow and then the
complainant is asked to state what
he believes his assessment shoY!d b.
and give his reasons therefor. The
board will then take such app!ica
zion unde' advisement, decision to
Ne returned at some time prior to
The clos1 Cf the session.
Imperial Valley press., 1927-07-09
Ask Me Another
EUROPEAN GEOGRAPHY

]. Is Naples north or south of
Rome?
2. Name the capital of Latvia.
3. Names the countries bordering
on Switzerland.
4. Is the capital Of Turkey in
Europes
5. What body of water would be
crossed on a direct voyage from
London to Amsterdam
6. In what country is the city of
Lublin?
I. On what island is Mt. Etna?
8. What two groups of islands
cluster closely about northern Scot
land.
10. In what country is Salonika
ANSWERS
/. South.
.. Riga.
3. France, Germany, Austria and
Italy.
i. No; Angora is in Asia Minor.
. 5. North Sea. ,t...
6. Poland,
7. Sicily,
8. Crimea.
80. Hebrides and Orkney Islands.
80. Greece.
Imperial Valley press., 1927-07-09
Admits Stealing
From District

l.. A. Smith, colored. 50, of Braw-
lev was locked up Al the county jail
Yesterday afternoon. Smith pl"ade1
guilty to charge If petty larceny
when arraigned before Judge Grif-
fin at Brawley yesterday morning
and was sentenced to pay g fine of
800 or spend 80 days in jail
He was arrested by Kirk Oswalt,
special officer of the Imperial r.
rigation District, following an in
vestigation into the continued loss
of canned goods. hams sugar and
other foodstuffs from the commits
sarv at No. s corral, consolidated
camp of the district located about
four miles northwest of Brawlev.
An effort to sell some of the
Imperial Valley press., 1927-07-09
NEWS BRIEFS
From City and County

coast to complete his interrupted
vacation. Judge Hawkins was oc-
cupying the Mayfield bench yester-
day and is still standing by"
today in case anybody wants to
start any legal action, be tried for
anything or get married.
Hay Insurance. Edgar Bros. Real
ty Co., Ell Centro, Cal. COS Main et.
Phone 160 adv
Meet Me at Steve's. adv
Cars Are Stolen.-Two automobiles
were reported stolen by the theft
bureau of the Southern California
Automobile Club at police headquar
ters and the sheriff's office this
morning. Reward for information
leading to the recovery of the ears
is offered. The ears are listed as q
Hudson speedster, license l,O47-369,
and u Ford Coupe, license 7l4-56S.
DR.. A. B. Tsansea, Dentist. Fx-
traction specialist. DAVIS Bldg.
Evenings by appointment. Phone
SSW. adv
Imperial Valley press., 1927-07-09
@C4b6szE @]
ICA!IF0RNA1
l TKVNENuNo y
NATIVE BORN AND WORLD
FAMEn

A unique and beautiful grouping
of portraits can be found in the ex-
quisite art glass circular windows
Of the Native Sons Hall in San
Francisco. Here are found some of
the native Californians who have
also attained world fame. There
are Sybil Sanderson, Maude Fav
and Dennis O'SullIvan to represent
opera and music; Gertrude Ather-
ton and Jack London stand for IL
eraturc; Douglas 1lIden, sculpture: {:
Ernest PeiXotto and Jules Pages.
art; Mary Anderson of dramatic
fame; David Warfield to typify,
David Belasco as producer of, and
Richard Walton Tully as creator of ,
Drama; John T. Montgomery for
Science; Stephen Mallory White for
oratory and James Duval Phelan as
a public spirited citizen and orator.
How many public school teachers
are there in California!
A.-36,l0 for year ending June
80, 1926.
What is the total value of fruit
tlOpS tdth ''N'
In 1926 til" fruit acreage was l.
$4,000, protection was 3,937,9OO
tons and the value was $2l5,gs3,
600.
Where are state offices main
tanned other than at Sacramento,
the capital3
In San Francisco and Los Ange-
les. In the former the offices are
in the Civic Center building, erect
ed bv the state at a cost Of j ,53o,
600. and in Los Angeles offices are
maintained in the Pacific Finance
building.
These Questions Will Be Answered
Tomorrow
What religious organization
founded the University of Southern
California, -,
When was the period called the
"wheat era' in California!
How many industrial accidents
are there in the state annually!
Is Big Bear Lake in San Bernar-
dino county, artificial?
Questions about California will
be answered if sent to he Califor-
MIA Information department OF this
newspaper.)
Imperial Valley press., 1927-07-09
WARMERS TEAM
SCATTERED TO
THE -FOUR WINDS

PALO ALTO, Calf, July 9.s A
census or memoers OF 'Top' War
ner S 1927 Stanford football team
today revealed that they are seat
tered to the four winds and follow
ing occupations from drug store
cowboys y to motion picture direct
ors, in efforts to amass wealth and
strength against next fall foot
ball season.
Three, Frank Wilton, John Pres
ton and Kendall Albertson, were
lured by Red Oranges success to
the profession Of peddling ice.
Dick Hyland, star halfback, is a
technical director for Richard Bar
thelmess, who is producing "Thc
Drop KICK movie story of col
lege life and football. Other mem
bers of the Cardinal squad who will
appear in the picture are Ted Ship
key, Don Hill, and Al Forster.
Captain Drury, Cravath, Dorsey
Laranctta, Ilibbs and Lee of the
University of Southern California
squad, will also play on the film
teams.
"Biff'' Hoffman, Herb Fleish-
hacker and Al Forster, were com
peting in the national track and
field championship at Lincoln, Neb.
Nine of the players are in the
oil business, it is said, and rumor
has it that many of them are turn
ing cranks in filling stations. The
nine "big oil men" were Roland
Sellman, "Spud'' Harder, Bill
Laird, Harlow Rothert, Hodge Dav.
idson, Chet Moomaw, Ernie Patch
ct, Louis Vincent, and Stanford
Steinbcck.
Lyle Everett and Casey Kazan-
jan We're attending summer school.
Lawrence Lewis and John Clifford
were working ON the docks and
Morris Doyle had shipped out to
sea. Bill Simpkins and Don Hill
were beach life g yards. Lud Fren-
trup was working at the lighthouse
service station ON Goat Island. Dick
Worden was surveying. Hal TEN
pleman was farming, Jake Fetzern
making fruit boxes, and Arlan
Sholes working in Palo Alto soda
fountain.
Imperial Valley press., 1927-07-09
BRAKES ON NEW
DODGE SENIORS
PLEASE OWNERS

| Braking equipment on the Senior
Line, the new Dodge Brothers Six
now being displayed by C. w
McCabe, Dodge Brothers dealers fol
! Imperial County has attracted a yer
liable flood of praise from the hun
dIeds of motor enthusiasts who have
ridden in the car during the last
few days, according to Carl Jones
Salesmanager for the McCabe or.
ganization.
"The Lockhecd Hydraulic four
wheel internal expanding brakes
have been especially adapted to the
Senior Line by Dodge Brothers,,
declared Jones - and possess, in ad
dition, features which represent the
last word in braking efficiency.
Among these features, to be found
ouly on the most advanced type of
hydraulic brakes, is the provision of
an automatic supply tank directly
incorporated into the unit contain
Ing the master cylinder so that the
system !; is, automatically kept full of
liquid at all times. This construction
obviates the dash tank and supply
pump which are found III some OF
the older systems, and make it un-
necessary for the user to pav any
attention to his brakes except when
the tank may need replenishment,
say every seven or eight thousand
miles,
For use when the car is parked,
the hand brake lever provides Il pos
tive mechanical wheel locking
brake, rugged, simplified, aud
scientifically mounted, the l4-inch
drums being provided with a cool
ing flange on the inner edge. Uni
Versal adjustments are provided
but in view of the liberal braking
surfaces the system, once properly
set up, should never require attent-
ion.
Additional Body Types Here Soon
Within a few weeks, according 70
Earl Jones two additional body
types, a four passenger coupe, and
II new type of .cabriolet roadster
will be added to the new line of
"siXes.' Production on the Senior
line, as the six has been named
to distinguish it from Dodge Bro
theirs Standard Line of four cylind'
er cars, is being boosted daily, and
by the end of July factory officials
estimate that the new plant, built
By Dodge Brothers at cost of be-
tween three and four million dol
lars, will be turning out 800 cars of
the Senior Line day.
Imperial Valley press., 1927-07-09
Market Prices
POULTRY

POULTRY
Hens, Leghorns, 3A to 4 lbs,
15c.
Hens, colored lbs and up. csc.
Broilers, \ l-2 lbs., and under
2H, zoe.
Fryers, LeghorEc. 2 IA to 3 lbs.,
21c.
Fryers, colored, l2 to 3 lbs,
SOC.
irorsters, soft bc1e, lbs. up, 34c.
Ducklings, Peking, 31a lb. up lsc.
Geese, 25c
Young Tom turkeys, 13 lbs., and
up, 40c.
Old Tom turkeys, 34c.
Small hen turkeys, under lbs,
15c.
Hen turkeys, s lbs, up 4Oc.
Squads, light and heavy, 40c.
Capons, 8 lbs., up, 35e.
LOS ANGELES, July 9.-Fol.
lowing are today's market quota.
tions:
Wholesale prices, 42c.
45c to 46c.
Wholesale prices: Extras 2415c,
fresh firsts 2Sc; medium l91sc.
Imperial Valley press., 1927-07-09
PERSONALS

Irwin Roberts, son of Mr.. and
Mrs. B. l.. Roberts, is home from
college for the summer.
Mrs. Bird Hobby, county record
er, received a hurry up call yester-
day and departed Immediately for
Long Beach where her mother,
Mrs. Estes, is reported to be very
ill.
Imperial Valley press., 1927-07-09
Kissing Made
i Safe For Men
by United Press Leased Wire

= SAN FRANCISCO, July "a
large part of the perils of kissing
We've abolished by the latest wrink-
lie to invade San Francisco.
A man may now kiss a maid
without carrying away the imprint
of that kiss. thus saving himself
perhaps considerable embarrassment.
and explanations.
Lipsticks are passe for the girls
We're having their lips tattooed the
desired shades. Rosy lips that arc
guaranteed not to run ard are time
proof, and waterproof are said to
be the result.
+; The fad started with New York
chorines but, spread to women of all
walks of life.
Imperial Valley press., 1927-07-09
Meet Me at Steve 8.

Married BY Judge.-A host Of
friends and relatives attended the
marriage of Teresa Castro of Ell
Centre to Candelario Alvarez YES
terday afternoon. Judge A. c. Fin
ney tied the knot which made the
young couple man and wife, sup
lor court room, department two, be-
ing used as the stage for the cere-
mony. The groom gave his age as 90
and Mexico as the place of his
nativity, while the girl gave her
age as 19 and was also born in
Mexico. l...lA.iAa.
Exioe BstceIy Sales and service.
A strictly quality battery and
prompt service. Wilson Machine
Shop. Phone i0J. adv
Action Is Di1missed.-An order
+ to dismiss the action in the case of
j. w. Smlthers against Walter M.
Campbell was filed at tho county
clerk 8 office Yesterday afternoon
by attorney for the plaintiff. The
suit revolved about an action seek
ing the foreclosure of a mortgage.
Hotel Oregon. Low summer rates.
adv
Keep Healthy. brink Paul g Lem.
5nade. It's pure. Pickwick Stages
Depot. adv
Shreevesl to Get Trial-Eictor
Shreeves, who resides Il short dis
tanee from Brawley on q ranch. will
be given Il jury trial on n charge of
unlawful possession of Intoxicating
liquor before Judge l. Mavfield
Thursday, July IA. The case is set
for 10 o'clock in the morning.
Shreevcs was arrested during raid
staged on the night of the Fourth
Of July and entered plea of not
guilty TO the charge the following
morning before Judge Mavficld.
The defendant was represented in
court yesterday afternoon by At
torney Lee Nuffcr date for trial
being set before Judge Hawkins,
sitting for Judge Mayficld.
Hay insurance. Edgar Bros. Real.
ty Co., FL Centre, Cal. Cos Main st.
Shone 100 adv
Faces Double Charge.-W. l..
Chester, SO, of FL Centro. was ar.
rested by Patrolman Millikan on
Main street last night. He was
taken to the county Jail and locked
np pending arraignmcnt before
Judge Perkins Monday morning.
Chester is charged with reckless
driving and with being under the
Influence of Intoxicating liquor.
Hay Irsurancs. Edgar Bros. Real
" Go, El Centre, Cal. 60s Main st
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Hemstitching- Mrs. Wilson. 1923
Broadway, adv /
Mayfield Returns to Coast
After hurried trip back to FL !
Centre the first of the week. Judge :
Mayfisld, has returned to the
Imperial Valley press., 1927-07-09

Does anybody remember away
back when you had to carry a
brush along when you went to take
your best girl for ride, because
the old white horse was shedding,
Imperial Valley press., 1927-07-09
CZAR'S DEATH CELLAR
NOW STATE MUSEUM

MOSCOW, July 9.-The tragic
building in the cellar of which the
Car Nicholas II, his wife, the boy
Grand Duchesscs, were executed af
Ter their dethromhcnt has been made
into a museum 10y the town govern
mcnt a Ekaterinburgh, now re-
named SverdloVsk.
Imperial Valley press., 1927-07-09
MOSCOW ESTABLISHES
MOVIE CENSORSHIP

MOSCOW, July 9.-The Soviet
Government has established NOV
ing picture censorship "to safe
guard the morals Of the young A
Commission on Juvenile Morality
and Cinemas has been set up with
in the ConLmissariat Of Education
and children may be admitted only
to witness such motion pictures as
have received the commission g
stamp of approval. Exhibitors who
admit minors to performances of
pictures not specifically approved
for juvenile eyes are liable to a
fine of 500 Roubles (about $3.50 or
to six months Imprisonment.
goods resulted in Smith appre.
hension- He admitted having stol.
en- the goods but said that he had
never attempted to sell any before.
Imperial Valley press., 1927-07-09

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