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first to make that expectation Z
1iantl. a.sr---s.. -..=s s.a ). .ss
But if it is to come true, it can
only be through the Industry, the
devotion, and the character of the
people themselves. "
After his speech. the president
returned to the special train which
bore him and his party from Wash
ington and resumed his journey to
his summer vacation site in the
Black Hills Of South Dakota.
Imperial Valley press., 1927-06-14
Derrick Crashes
Through House
ny United Press Leased Wire

LOS ANGELES, June IA wo.
man and child We're slightly injured
and score of workmen were en-.
dangered when a steel derrick own
ed by the Santa Fe Springs Mutual
Oil Syndicate toppled over and
crashed through house here today.
Workmen had pulled out strings
Of pipe from the well hole and had
stacked them upright inside the der
rick. The weight, it is believed,
Of the pipe became unevenly dis
tributed around the base of the
derrick and it topplcd from its foun-
dation.
The derrick practically demolish-
ed the home Of Mrs. Guadeloupe
Villegas, but the woman and her II
months old baby Carmen, miracu-
lously escaped injury.
They were treated for bruises.
Imperial Valley press., 1927-06-14
Hon. Will Rogers
Has Breakdown
Nv United Press Leased Wire

,BENERLY HILLS. June IA
nervous breakdown. brought on it is
believed bv an intensive lecture
tour. confined Will Rogers. the
comedian cowbovma to his
home here today under the care of
physicians.
Rogers is believed to be suffer
mig from an attack Of nervous in
di digestion. and has been advised by
his physician to remain in bed.
Imperial Valley press., 1927-06-14
THE IMPERIAL VALLEY PRESS

flight from New York to Germany.
Representatives of Levine and of F,
DR.. Julius Puppe, who alleged Levine |
owed him $4,000 marks. met today.
The cash settlement and mutual
apologies resulted in withdrawal OF
the writ Of attachment which
Puppe's representatives had obtain
ed.
Imperial Valley press., 1927-06-14
Woman Charged
With Cruelty

SACRAMENTO. Cal, June H.
Accused of unspeakable torture and
brutality to women patients at
Mendocino state hospital. such as
gouging keys into their necks and
feet until they screamed with pain,
Imperial Valley press., 1927-06-14
Popular Writer
Called By Death
Fly United Press Leased Wire

SOUTHAMPTON, England, June
l4.-Jerome X. jerome. famous nov
elst, died today after ap illness of
two weeks.
Jerome Klapka Jerome was Gs
years old and published his first
work, "On the Stage and OFF, in
1855. Among his novels were
"Three Men In Boat, - "l<rba.
ra, ''Fcnncl. "Sunset, "New
Lamps for Old Ruth "Pass-
ing of the Third Floor Back. -
Fanny, and "The Servant Prob
lem
An Roads Lead to Calvary, was
published in 1919.
Imperial Valley press., 1927-06-14

'Nampa, Idaho, has large str
plus of berries and is looking for
much wider market.
Imperial Valley press., 1927-06-14

Federation wheat for September
has been contracted for in Adams
County, Washington, at $1.13 a
bushel.
Imperial Valley press., 1927-06-14
NEEDS OF
COUNTRY
OUTLINED

Continued from Page One)
hat the war was fought to make a
world for the abode of heroes. /
want TO see our own country the
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Bank Clerk Held
For Higher Court

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|TODAY'S BOX SCORE
AMERICAN

All American League games post
poned, rain.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1927-06-15
PRESIDENT APPOINTS
MANY TO WEST POINT
Names Army Mems Sons Who Will
Enter Military Academy
July /.

John A. Berry, jr., son of Lieut.. Col.
j. A. Berry Of the adjutant generals
department, 1858 California street:
Charles H. Bonesteel. Sd, son of Ma
G. H. Bonesteel. U. S. Infantry, 1920
khngle road; John P. Daley, son of
MAI p. L. Daley, Corps of Engineers,
1O16 Seventeenth street, and Francis
M. Thuney, son OF Master Sergt, r. E.
Thuney, U. S. A, retired, Greenwich
Parkway, Foxhall Village, have been
found qualified for appointment as
cadets at the United States Military
Academy, July 1, 1927, according to
announcement made at the War De.
partment.
They were all appointed at large by
the President. Others similarly an.
pointed and found qualified are:
Sidney G. Brown, jr., son of Mai. S,
q. Brown. $50 Infantry, Panama Canal
zone; William F. Cassidy, son of Capt
william Cassidy, Quartermaster Corps.
at Fort Bragg, n. c.; William E.
Chandler, son Of Maj. c. p. Chandler.
y. s. Cavalry, at Fort Riley, Kans.;
Gordon K. Cusack, son of Col. J. E.
'Cusack, retired, at San Antonio; Will
lam w. Dick, jr.. son of Capt w. w.
Dick, q. s. Infantry, at Fort Sam
Houston; Chester ]. Diestel, SON of
Sergt. George B. Diestel, retired, at
New York City; Donald Donaldson. son
OF Maj. @. c. Donaldson, u. S. Infan.
try, at Burlington, VT; Thomas r.
Hannah, son of Col. James G. Hannah.
22d Infantry, at Panama Canal Zone:
Richard L. Jewett, son of Lieut.. Col,
+. F. Jewett. U. s. Infantry, at Lin
coin, Nebr.; Charles F. McNair, SON of
Capt. Charles H. McNair, u. s. Infan.
try, at Reading, Pa; Charles w. Raw
mond, son Of Col. r. r. Raymond, u,
3. A., retired. and David T. Workiser.
son OF the late Maj. John Workiser.
q. 8. A., at st. Petersburg, Fla.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1927-06-15
TRADE DELEGATES
LEAVE FOR SWEDEN
Owen D. Young Is Among $50
Americans Leaving New
York Today.


NEW YORK, June 15.-Post-war
problems which continue to hinder the
full development of international trade
will constitute the major work of the
$50 American delegates to the Inter-
national Chamber of Commerce. who
left this morning for the Stockholm
congress. to be held from June 81 to
July 2.
The American business men are
headed by Owen ID. Young. chairman
Of the board of directors of the Gen
eral Electric Co.. who pointed out that
the Swedish conference will bring a
thousand business men of 40 coun-
tries together for the discussion of
world economic problems.
The major problems of the world
at present are economic" Mr.. Young
said, and no one can do more to
aid In their correct solution than bust.
ness men. But they must learn to
understand and cooperate with each
other, to the end of building mutual
condolences for the promotion OF world
business"
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1927-06-15

Some shoe stores in Parns now carry
nothing but American and English
footwear.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1927-06-15
30c Rayon Brilliantin,

36-inch Wash Satin, a yarn
mercerized satin-face cotton fab
ric. in plain colors and self stripes.
White, black and all wanted
shades.
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4 high-grade Rayon crepe-Weave
fabric that washes and wears splen-
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quality, in stripes. checks and plaids.
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Special massage and rouge for the
ears is the latest phase of London
feminine beauty culture.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1927-03-06
ALONzO 0. BLISS
DIES IN FLORIDA
Washington Realty Owner
50, to Be Buried in Airing
ton Tomorrow.

Alonzo o. Bliss, owner of the Dris-
coll Hotel and % other properties in
Washington, including many apart
ment houses, died at his home at
Miami Beach, Fla, Thursday AFTER
noon from heart failure. The body has
been brought to Washington, and
burial will take place at 1880 o'clock
tomorrow afternoon at Arlington.
Mr.. Bliss, who was 50 years OF age,
had been in good health, but was sud
denly stricken about o'clock at his
home. in Miami Beach. With him at
the time were his daughter, Mrs.
Dean Brown Of Washington, and his
son, Alonzo o. Bliss, jr., and wife.
Born in Berkshire, n. Y.
Funeral services will be held at the
grave, with military honors. Post
Chaplain John T. Axton, jr., of Fort
Meyer, will officiate. The body is at
Gawler's. o.
Mr.. Bliss was born at Berkshire,
N. Y, July IA, 1S45, and enlisted for
service in the Civil War when 16
years of age in Company l., lOtn New
York Cavalry, later being transferred
to the LIST New York Divisional Cav
airy He was discharged in 1865, and
had taken an active part in the at
fairs of the G. A. r. post Of the 10th
New York at Cortland, N. Y. He
moved from Cortland to Richmond.
Va, but later came to Washington,
where he was interested in real estate
for about q years
Put Properties i'm Trust.
In 1911 his properties were trans
ferred to a trust known as the Alonzo
o. Bliss Properties. These properties
include the Driscoll Hotel, Bliss Build
ing, Chatham Courts, Falkstone Courts.
Woodward Cortland Apartments,
Dunsmere, Victoria Apartments and
others. He had large holdings in
city property in Miami, Fla, and had
made his Winter home at Miami
Beach off and on for the past 80
years.
Mr. Bliss was a Mason, belonging
to a Cortland, n. Y, lodge, and when
in Washington attended the Church
Of the Covenant. Surviving are three
sons, Harry Kingnan Bliss. Arthur
l.. Bliss Of Washington and Alonzo O..
Bliss, jr.. Of Miami; and two daugh-
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1927-03-06
PARIS HAS TRIUMVIRATE
TO RULE SOCIAL TASTES
"Club of Three" Will Turn Atten-
ton First to Dance, Under
de Fouquieres.
Bts the Associated Press.

ByNs the Associated Press.
PARIS. March 5.-Good taste, ele
gance and social traditions have found
three defenders in this age of the
strange, the queer, and odd and the
modern.
THE Club of Three" is the or
ganiZed knight-errant. It is headed
by Andre de Fouquieres, usually con
sidered the social arbiter of Paris
He also dictates mems fashions. II
Monsieur de Fouquieres should mad
vertently appear wearing his trousers
inside out or with a new kind of pot
hat, the young bloods would feel i'm
PEELED to do the same.
The dance is the first problem con.
fronting the new group. Some of its
eminent opponents, on the stage and
in the ballroom, are to show the evo
buttons of terpischore from the classic
to the Charleston. Society Is waiting
to learn whether the show win result
in thumbs down on the American
step or whether it will merely show
how the dance ought to be danced.
The two associates of de Fou-
quieres in the social enterprise are
the Count of Carlemont and Roger J.
Lacor. The latter, not being a titled
gentleman, is the administrator and
will do the work of arranging the
public sessions of the club.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1927-03-06
LOWDEN BLOC PLANNED
AT G. 0. P. CONVENTION
Movement Contemplates Delega-
ton That Will Oppose
Coolidge to End.

By the Associated Press.
DIES MONIES, Iowa, March s.
The Republican group, headed by
Frank J. Lund of Webster City,
which met here several days ago and
planned a State organization to sup.
port Frank O. Lowden for the presi-
dency, has already taken steps to or
ganize Lowden-from Iowa bloc in the
party's national convention next year,
Maj Lund announced tonight.
Mai. Lund said the movement con-
templated "a delegation that will be
for Lowden to the end or, II Lowden
will not be candidate, delegation
that will be unswervingly against
President Coolidge If he seeks a re-
nomination"
Mai. Lund managed Senator Smith
W. Brookhart's campaign last year.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1927-03-06
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Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1927-03-06
EMISSARY OF ZI0NISM
TOURING REMOTE JEWRIES
DR.. Alexander Goldstein Leaves
Jerusalem to Visit Hebrews in
Widely Scattered Communities.

By the Associated Press.
JERUSALEM, March 5.-Dr. Alex
ander Goldstein, prominent Zionist
leader, has begun tour Of remote
Jewries, some Of which have never be-
fore received Zionist remissary.
Bombay and Calcutta, where there
are about 10000 Jews, will be visited
first, and from there DR.. Goldstein will
journey to the widely scattered COM
munities Of Rangoon. Singapore, Java,
Sumatra, Australia, New Zealand, ia
pan and China.
Perhaps the most interesting fea-
ture of the trip is DIR. Goldstein's con-
templated visit to the white "Jerusa-
lem Jews and the Black Bene Israel
of Cochin, India. The former group,
numbering about 10000, claim that
their ancestors came to India immedi-
ately after the destruction OF Solo
mons Temple. A still more exotic
group are the 10000 Bene Israel. who
are believed to be descendants OF
Hindu converts to Judaism or OF
mixed marriages between Jews and
HinduS.
Both the white and the black Jews
of Cochin, who speak native dialects,
are devoutly observant of the rell-
gious traditions.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1927-03-06
Col. Goodnight, Texas Panhandle Father,
Weds 26-Year-Old Bride on 91st Birthday

down to live in his ranch house.
One day he received a letter from
Miss Goodnight, who had read his
tory of his life on the plains. Other
letters followed, and several months
later the colonel asked Miss Good.
night to visit him. Since her arrival
she has been his constant companion.
Cox Goodnight is perhaps the most
picturesque cowman living in the
Southwest. He settled in the Pan
handle in 1876, when this section was
a deserted plain. During the Civil
War he patroled the Mexican Dor
der and after the war blaZed cattle
trails through the Southwest.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1927-03-06
An Indian Effigy Jar.

An earthern effigy jar, in the shape
of an animal said by the Hopi Indians
to represent an antelope. was one OF
the most curious objects unearthe6
recently near Flagstaff, AriZ., by DIR
J. Walter Fewkes, ethnologist of the
Smithsonian Institution. 1t was found
buried on the abdomen Of an Indian
priest.
The surface of the jar was elabor
ately decorated and was undoubtedly
used for religious purposes, DIR
Fewkes said, and probably as con
tainer for holy water or sacred meal
A splendid collection of pottery, mum
bering 800 unbroken vessels, as well
as many curious fragments, was oh
tanned from the site OF an ancient
Indian cemetery near the pueblo. He
also gathered rings. bracelets, tur.
quoise shells and other ornaments.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1927-03-06
BY the Associated Press.

CLARENDON, Tex. March 81
Col. Charles Goodnight, pioneer land
owner and known as the father or
the Texas Panhandle" celebrated his
91st birthday today by taking a 70
year-old bride.
= Col: Goodnight and Miss Corrine
Goodnight, pretty telegraph operator
from Butte, Mont. were married here
today close by the great cattle ranch
which has made the name Goodnight
famous in these parts. Though of the
same name, the two were not related.
A year ago, following the death of
his first wife, the ranchman settled
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