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Douglas daily dispatch., 1927-02-27
CALUMET HOSPITAL TO
BE OPENED TO PUBLIC
FOR INSPECTION TODAY
Continued from Page one)

furniture matching the walls and
woodwork
Passing into the hall leading to
the doctors offices a different floor
covering is noted, for all halls are
covered with red cork to lessen noise.
DR.. Adamson and DR.. Helm each has
his own private consultation room.
and contiguous to both is a minor
surgery room, completely equipped
and in white enamel and white glass.
Here all the out-patient surgery is
given attention.
! Down the north branch of the hall
on the right is the clinical laboratory
and Photographic developing room,
, all neatly and compactly arranged
1 for the work for (which II IS intended.
Directly across the hall is the electro
therapy room. This room is, Of
lcourse, all mystery to the layman with
Tits array of businesslike looking
machinery ranged around the walls
and it's maze of overhead aerials.
Briefly, this room contains machines
to develop all The electrical modalities
used today in the detection and
cure of disease: X-Ray, violet ray
/ lamps, both air and water cooled,
diathermy machines, etc, all of the
latest models
! Passing from this room through
double doors the visitor will find
the receiving ward. Here ambulance
patients are first brought in and
! it serves also as the chief nurses
station, for all parts of the hospital.
lAll charts of patients are kept here
in an especially designed rack and
combination battery sterilizer and
gas plate is in almost constant use
for ward and room service. This
room contains the bulk of the medical
and surgical supplies for floor use
and is done in white enamel and
floored with terra Gotta battleship
linoleum.
Back of this room are the wards,
done in white and light blue, with
cream colored ceilings, all spick and
span and with their white beds,
almost inviting. The doors from the
wards have been widened so as TO
provide every facility for removing
the patients in case of fire. A porch
has been constructed outside, where
formerly there was bare WALL
which will make the wards a great
deal cooler in warm weather. All
private rooms are done in colors with
variety in the wall shades Of each
room These embrace cream, light
blue, yellow, light green, blue, law
ender and other soft shades. All
woodwork and furniture is in white.
Each room is supplied with a wash
basin and hot and cold water and
individual white enameled metal
/ medicine cabinets.
The diet kitchen is a neatly ar
ranged room and equipped with all
modern devices for such service, in
Guiding ice crushing machines, fruit
Douglas daily dispatch., 1927-02-27
Late Breakfasts Cause of
Shift In Hours of Church
Services by London Pastor

LONDON, Feb. 26R)-So as not to in
terfere with the Sunday morning
breakfasts of his parishioners, the
Rev t. P. Stevens, of Matthew's
church, New Kent Road, S. E., has
shifted the hour of his service.
breakfast appears to be eaten about
70 o'clock on Sunday in this part of
London, said the vicar in explaining
why he had arranged his sermons to
suit meal time. "The early morning
and II O'Clock services were so sparse
ly attended that I am holding a serv-
ice at $3.50 a. m. and for children a
simple service at II o'clock, and I hope
this meets with the approval of my
parishioners
4oI %
Douglas daily dispatch., 1927-02-27
DERN SLOWS Bill.

SALT LAKE cITYaFe 26 Q9 Gov.
George II. Dern today signed the Auer-
bach bill, affirming the navigability
of the Colorado and Green rivers with
in this state.
Douglas daily dispatch., 1927-02-27

Dispatch Telephones-81. and 50
Imperial Valley press., 1927-03-03
LIST OF SPEAKERS
ANNOUNCED FOR
HOME STUDY GROUP

Speakers who will appear ON the
program for the meeting of the
american Home and Child Welfare
study group tomorrow III the NJ
kinlcy >ehoul were announced to-
day lv Mrs. Frank Weir. chairman.
Thc Development of the Soul of
the Homo will he the general top.
ic, ana viii be illustrated by short
talks bv number Of women on
the main phases which contribute
To this development.
Mrs. Weir will open the study
with a brief talk on What j>
IIomc?" Mrs h. L. Roberts viii
speak ON s'Character Building. in
relation to the home; Madame Kath-
crime Ward kupelian will talk on
music. Mrs Ruth Teeplo Reid ON
art, Mrs. George pamron on good
manucr>. Miss Agnes Ferris OH
books. Mrs. Nout J. Reid on religion
and Mrs. +. j Mack on recreation.
The meeting Will open at > 2. m.
and all mothers and others interest
cd in problems Of the home are par
tieularlv urged Ia attend.
Imperial Valley press., 1927-03-03
Is Your Child
Gaining Weight?
Mothers Of School Children Should
Cut This Out

i The boy or girl attending school,
I who is not steadily gaining weight,
should be watched carefully. Nearly
eycry school child undergoes a con
stmt physical. mental and nervous
strain that slowly bat surely saps
rcscryc yitai;y. They need a iodT
iBuilder to help carry them through
i this period ii danger and prevent
trolls aud contagion.
Nothing could be better than Cod
/ Liver Oil Children used to hate its
nasty fislv tnstc, bHr now Clement 3
Drug Store aud Fl Centre Drug Co.
land other druggists offer instead
/ Mrror 5 God Lj,yr OIL Compound
iTahlat.-civing al the benefits Of
( fine old-tqshioncd oil, but rs easy 10
Italc rs candy. Ipsist on HcCo! s
! ClIltlrct everywhere are gaming
strength and weight with its Use.
and yonr druggist is authorized
TO refund your money if your child,
/ too, doesn't show a splendid gain
; IL so days. adv
Imperial Valley press., 1927-03-03
ALLEGED LEADER
OF HIJACKERS IS
HELD PRISONER
By United Press Leased " ire

SAN FRANCISCO, March q
William Bowen. sought fer more
than q Year rs the alleged leader of
the Mos, Landing baud Of murder
ers aud hijaeker>, may be pIarcd in
the hands Of the iaw today.
Reported a member of tho crew
Of the captured rum vessel Fadcrai-
ship. which was to reach San Fran
cisco some time this afternoon. the
man believed to be Bowen +, being
held a prisoner by the coast guard
aud will be turned OVER t. police
upon arriving here
United States ATTORNEY George
Hatfield was appri.cd If Bowen )
reported presence aboard tie Fed
cralship, captured on the high seas
with a liquor cargo valued at moge
than $l060.o 600
Indicted for murder aud eonspir.
acy for his part in the battle at
Moss Landing on July i, 1929, Bow
On is charged directly with the mur-
der Of Deputy sheriff y. II. RAIDER,
slain during the battle.
e. e, stone. master Of the FEEDER
alship. Is wanted on charge, of con.
sriracv to yioIate the prohibition
net in the liquor smuggling case in.
volving Joe parcnte, and former
Mayor j. Herbert Madden Of Saa.
salito..
Imperial Valley press., 1927-03-03
JOINT MEETING OF
Blue TRIANGLE
CLUBS is SUCCESS

Blue Triangle clubs of this city
aud Ho!tvillc held a Joint meeting
in Haltville last night 1t the home
Of Miss Anita kayanaugh. \ mum
her> Of members Of both clubs at.
tended the sucecssul event.
! Mrs NJ. {. Blanchard Of lioltville
gave an interesting talk on Sprin4
STYLES, color combinations. and
kinds of clothes which should b,
worn by girls of various types.
Recreation aud refreshments fol
lowed the completion OF her talk.
Plans were made fer Il joint out
iug ri the Hipass camp of the \.
W. e. \. some Weekend this spring.
The conference of Young Business
Girls of South hern California, to be
held at the Pasadena y. W. c. \.
March - and Is. was discussed, and
the possibility of sending Il delegate
considered.
Miss Rhoda Foster and Miss
Louise F. Kelley We're among those
present
Imperial Valley press., 1927-03-03
ELECT OFFICERS
AT MEETING OF
GIRL RESERVES

Officers. song leader aud yell
leader for tire coming term were
elected hy Il group of Wilson school
Girl Reserves, AT meeting held
Yesterday afternoon a the Wilson
school.
Girls named for the different
posts include: Berniee Grider. pres
idcnt; Barbara Tondro, vice-presl-
dent: Bertha Collins, serretafF; IRE
ol.. Mills. treasurer; Hattie Lowit-
ky song leader, and Bernice
WitherS, yell leader.
During the meeting some time
was devoted 10 the preparation OF
clothing tq be given To Il poor fam
ilv in this community. The mater
ial for the clothing WAS purchased
with funds secured by ID q. dL - i
sponsored by the girls short fine
ago
Imperial Valley press., 1927-03-03
PROGRAM ARRANGED
FOR WORLD DAY OF
PRAYER TOMORROW

Sponsored hy the Fl Centre Fed
Grafton Of Missionary Societies.
IT, world day of PRAYER for mis-
,ions. which will receive worldwide
attention i'll Christian countries, is
ta be observed tomorrow from IL
Il. m. to three 2. IN. ut the Christ
ian church.
An interesting and appropriate
program has been arranged and VIII
be given hy women Of the different
churches. Those attending the day
Of prayer. IRE asked tn bring light
noon lunches; tea will be served
during the noon hour.z The morn
ing services will be devoted to
PRAYERS for :thc Christian workers.
aud the afternoon session, from /
10 ) i to be given oyer To prayers
fer the world mission work.
Everyone interested IN the event
= urged b. attend, and is assured
welcome for rs long or as short
i time rs can he spared for the
sessions.
Imperial Valley press., 1927-03-03
DISCUSS PL 4 " S
FOR ST. PATRICk'S
DANCE, MARCH IL

Plans for Il st. Patrick S dance,
10 be given ON the evening of
March L at the Ten Thousand Club
clubhouse. were discussed at a meet
ing of the Young People 5 Club Of
St. Mary : Catholic church held in
the club hall last evening.
About 20 members of the organ
ization were present at the meeting,
aud in addition to the usual routine
business transacted, additional
plans for card party to he given
under the auspices of the CLUB
Wednesday evening. March 8, were
completed. The card party which
will begin at Sis, is to be held III
the club hall, and viii be thrown
open to the public. Refreshments
were served during the evening.
Imperial Valley press., 1927-03-03
LOCAL RESIDENTS
PLAN TO TAKE
M EUROPEAN r X I 4

A spring and summer tip WHICH
promises to be unusually delightful
is that planned by Mrs. VIII :. Faw-
eett and her daughter, Mrs. Clarence
NJ. Bierke Of Los Angeles, who will
sail for Europe ON April 8.
Mrs. BieIke arrived here from
Los Angeles yesterday, motoring
down with Mr. Fawcctt. and viii
visit at her parents home here an
til March IA, when she and Mrs
Fawcett viii leave for Les Angeles.
They will sail from New Iork aud
will be in England and Paris dur
ing the early spring.
Later they win 60 to southern
Germany and make their hcadquar-
ters there, taking trips - various
Imperial Valley press., 1927-03-03
EDUCATIONAL FILM
TO BE SHOWN AT
JUNIOR MATINEE

El Centre children aud Young
people viii have the opportunity to
see fine educational film ON Sat
urday, when the motion picture
committee of the Norman : Ten
Thousand Club has arranged to have
a picture of Alaskan adventure and
travel presented at the approved jun
ior matinee at the Valley theater.
Art Young will take the leading
role in the film, which will show
ice jams on the Yukon, many beau
titul scenes in Alaska and the mid
night sun.
The usual community singing will
open at 2:l5. Another film in .addi-
tiun 10 the Alaskan one will also be
shown.
Imperial Valley press., 1927-03-03
Clothing Specialist
Giuing instruction
At Project Meetings

Instruction in applied color and in
hat making is being given by Miss
Etbclwyn Dodson, clothing special
isl, before project leaders Of the
farm home department at meetings
at the court house today and tomor.
TOW.
Today a number Of leaders are
taking the work in applied color.
Color development, color combining
and examples are used by Miss bod
SON in developing her subject.
Tomorrow hat making will be
taught under Miss Dodson 5 instruc-
tion. Miss Orpha \. Miller assisting
Imperial Valley press., 1927-03-03

urday, is unfolded on the screeI
one of the most strikingly realistI
sets ever photographed will be dj
elosed--a French Village as it al
peared in the war zone of Fran(
during the war.
This set, covering more than %
square yards, was SO CONSTRUCTED
that no matter from what angle til
cameras were focused within til
prescribed area, the backgrour
would be faithfully recorded.
1t was becauses of this unique q
sign that Director Sloane was cI
abled to save himself consideraH
time and trouble and avoid I'll
usual production delays. Using
many as seven cameras at ond
at various times, the direct
shot his close-ups, angle -changS
aud medium shots while he got II
long takes.
1t is the first time that such
set has been used in motion nj
lures.
Imperial Valley press., 1927-03-03
MRS. ID. Il. OWENS
ENTERTAINS FOR
HER BRIDGE CLUE

Mrs B. d. Owens delightfully."- en-
tertained The members Of her bridge
club at luncheon at her home on
south Sixth street Yesterday.
Dainty place cards At the table,
which MAS eentcred with sweet
peas. We're laid for eight. Mrs. II.
{. Dilirr was the winner of the high
score award
Those present included Mrs. Var
rem Sage of Minneapolis, who W. Il
guest of the Club, and The follow.
ing members: Mes,iaI4es Stanley
Smith, D. Il. Dpehle, IL. e. bilIer. K.
{. tlcmons, H. Y. tray. ". i. Red
ana the hostess.
Imperial Valley press., 1927-03-03
12O Miles on
Two Gallons of Gas
Autos Start Instantly in Any
Weather

Omaha, Neb.-An astounding
new invention now makes it pos.
sible for autos to run 120 miles ON
.wo gals. of gas. Besides the mira
culnus gasoline mileage, Quickstart
starts the coldest motor instantly
in any weather. 1t also removes
aud prevents carbon, eliminates
spark plug troubles, saves oil and
repairs aud lengthens life of motor.
Many users report 46 to 90 miles
on one gallon of gas besides unfail.
ing instant starting Of motor. The
inventor wants agents aud guaran-
tees travelling expenses and liberal
drawing account to exclusive distri-
butors. thabce to- MAX 5000 to
$4,000 Il week guaranteed. ricc
sample to agents. Write Quickstart
Mfg, Co., Dept. 20SSC. Station G.,
Omaha. Ncb. adv
Imperial Valley press., 1927-03-03
Public Invited
To Knights of
Pythias Dinner

knights Of Pythias of this city
viii be hosts at a dinner. which will
be open to the public. ON Tuesday
evening. Dinner will be served at
Davis hail. and will be followed by
cards.
Members of the local Pythian Sis
tiers temple will be in charge of pre-
pairing and serving the dinner. Mrs
duane Stafford is chairman Of the
committee on general arrangements.
Proceeds from the affair will be
used toward the new *. i. hail
building fund.
Reservations for the dinner .nfay
be placed with Mrs. Stafford, teie.
phone 279.
Imperial Valley press., 1927-03-03
See'ey Ladies lid 10
Gire "ErDerienee, Social"
- yNcrt oatuiMQJ .Nigjtl

The Experience Social, io
have been given lN; the Seclev La
dies Aid On trida& night If this
week has been changed to Saturday
might, March ). MI the members
are 10 earn a dollar a> part Of their
campaign, and tel how they earned
it. Refreshments will be served by
tn men. The public is cordially IN.
Vitcd to attend.
Imperial Valley press., 1927-03-03
THEATERS

| DO you feel tired, wornout,
| weary of life and liscouraged9 Does
your food fail to charge your
blood with the strength you need to
perform your daily work. If so, you
need a stimulant, and the best
Stimulant for that wornout, dis
outraged feeling is q good old fash
ioood laugh!
aughtcr is the best known cid
to a good digestion and general
heath, according to famous physi-
clans. There S not q better tonic
for a grief stricken, brooding per-
son than 4 good hearty laugh, and
that is Why Ceci, b. DeMille is
with comedy relief.
rs the latest vehicle for Rod La
Scc3pe, the famous preducer select
led Don Marcus humorous novel,
1.-THE Cruise of the Jasper b. am
unusual tale which deals with love
and laughter. 1t will be displayed
at the Palace theater today and
Friday.
Several of the screen s foremost
comedians were selected to supper
LaRocque i'll his new picture, among
them Snitz Edwards and Jack Ack-
royd, the funny little man of "Thc
Better Ole fame. Pretty Mil
dred Harris plays the feminine lead
opposite the star, and James Horne
directed.
Imperial Valley press., 1927-03-03
SOCIETY AND CLUB NEWS

places Of particular interest. They
also plan 10 include Italy and Swift
zcrland in their itinerary, They will
return 10 the Emitted States some
time in August.
Mrs. Fawectt and Mrs. Bicr&e
are planning to travel IN lcisureIy
manner, having no set schedule, and
viii decide upon the details of their
trim as thNv traNel.
Imperial Valley press., 1927-03-03
Pot Luck Luncheon
For Thin,ble Club Held
At Richard Jones Home

More than % members Of the
Pythian Sisters Thimble cluh were
uuc,t, Of Mrs. Richard Jones and
Mrs. q. +. Miles at a luncheon scrv-
ed at the home Of the former y"Nter
CAY. Luncheon tables were dec"r-
atrd, with sweet peas.
The afternoon was spent WIN
sewing. Mrs. Ralph Noyce, for
ner resident Of this city. WAS SPe
cial guest.
Imperial Valley press., 1927-03-03
Farm Home Department
OF NcCabe TO Weet
With Mrs. Lynch Nar. II

McCabe Farm home Departments
will meet on March ! /, intead Of to-
morrow, as originally planned. Fhr
meeting next week viii be held 1t
the nome Of Mrs Fred Lynch.
Imperial Valley press., 1927-03-03

The well-drcsscd bridegroom viii
Wear lacc.trimncd hat. say fash
ion $ newest dictates. We suggest
a uosc-ring and bustlo to make the
costume complete. Pretty soon fh'
~ord obey win be added to the
piece the hridesroom speaks. T 1t :
gsfting harder and harder to- got
married and easier and easier TO
live in Hollywood.
Imperial Valley press., 1927-03-03

"Stray Cats" dealing with the
time-worn question, "can women
trust other women2' is the title
of the Senior class play to be pre-
srnted tomorrow evening in the au-
ditorium of the Imperial Union
High School, under the direction
of Charles Evans.
The comedy has been under re-
Imperial Valley press., 1927-03-03

Last year IS carloads of cherries
were shipped from Frecwater, Ore
gon, OF which Lambert proved best
seller, with Bipg second.
Imperial Valley press., 1927-03-03

About 100 ears Of spinhch aretbe.
ing planted at Oakdale, stanislaus
county.
Imperial Valley press., 1927-03-03

Committing suicide is the l.
thing one should do.
Imperial Valley press., 1927-03-03

When "Corporal Kate the latest
DeMille picture production starring
Vera Reynolds which comes to the
Valley thcater tomorrow and Sat
Imperial Valley press., 1927-03-03

hearsal for some time by Il cast of
nine students and promises to prove
an interesting entertainment. In
addition to the "cat' angle of wo-
mems relations with each other,
the play deals with mercenary wo-
men who marry for money, and
thereby reap much grief.
Evening star., 1927-10-16

This photograph was taken
from a lifeboat a few minutes
before the American cargo
steamer Homestead went down
off the Malabar Coast recently.
All of the crew were rescued
from the ship, which sank after
encountering heavy storms.
T. 4 4 Photos
New Britain herald., 1927-04-27

visit with relatives in New York City.
 Nearly l5o attended tho supper and entertainment at Community hall last evening given 3y the Ladies' Aid society of the Methodist church. The entertainment program was as follows: Piano solo. Frank Kramer; song by the Radios, the boys Sun day school class; solo, Gladys smith; solo. N.'ma Payne: two act playlet hy the following charactors-Mrs, l.. NJ. Root. Mrs. Wallace Kelsey Mrs. Royal Morse and Royal Morse: reading by Gladys Smith. The on tire program was very entertaining and showed considerable prepara- ton.
 The entertainment. program at the Community club this evening promises to be very good and it is hoped that one of the largest at tendancos Of the season will result. Considerable preparation has been made by the educational committee for this evening. Several numbers will be rendered by pupils at the Hubbard school.
 The library will be open Friday afternoon and evening for the ex- change of books. Prayer meeting at the Methodis, church tonight at 7:3o o'clock, eastern standard time, in the church | parlor.
New Britain herald., 1927-04-27
Hope Chests Are Sent
 To Girls on Lonely Isle

New York, Npri' g, -proeptc- tive brides among he 15o white residents on the island ol Tris;an De Clnha, in the south Atlantic have been assured Of laces. ling rie and linens as a result Of a visit of the Royal Mail liner Asturias-tle first ship to stop at the island in more than a year.
 Women passengers aboard the Asturias. which arrived in New York yesterday after n cruise around Africa. made up . hope chest for girls on the island. The inhabitants also were presented with the first phonograph they had ever seen.
 The nearest inhabited land to Tristan De Cunha Is the island of St. Helena, 1920 miles away. Fugi. tives were the first settlers and re- mained until Great Britain took charge in 1916. Mail and supplies are received about once every Is months.
New Britain herald., 1927-04-27

A large delegation of women from the Congregational churches
 Of the town are attending the an- nual meeting Of the Women's Con-
 Ercgational Home Missionary Union
 ot Connecticut which is teing held at the Emmanuel church, Hartford today.
 Commander Harold Ventres of Bolton kasica post, American Ie- zion. attended q meeting Of the Alid- dleseX County Legion which was held in Midalctown last evening. Mr. and Mrs. Edwin E. Adams, Mrs. Harold Ncntres and Mrs. G. w. Eentres will be among the To- cal delegation to the Wethersfield
 Grange fourth degree meeting this evening in that town.
 Teachers Conference. The sunday school teachers of the kensington Congregational church will meet this evening ',t s o'clock al the home of c. B. Baldwin of kensneton. Miss Edith Hummer, ''-'N 'N' f''I pi tiif Jldl Loft Nsbill- , ty Council of Religious Education, will be the speaker ot the evening. Son Born
 Mr. and Mrs. Stanley King of , kenslnSton arc receiving congratu- , lations on the birth of A son, born Monday evening. The youngstcr i weighed about nine pounds on ar rival,
 East Berlin Items The bus line project seems 10 have died 3. natural death as a result of the stpulatons placed upon East Berlinit"s by the Connecticut com
 pany. Local residents feel that the
 guarantee of s25 per day asked by the company was a strategic movc on the part of that corporation to squash all plans made 10 obtain the service, realizing that the figure was out of all reason for such a small town to meet.
 Mrs. Herman Splnttstoezsor was ! pleasantly surprised by friends yes tcrday afternoon the occasion being
 her birthday. One of the features of the afternoon was the cutting of the mystery cake made by Mrs ! Henry Eoiren. Guests were present | from Hartford. Middlctown and New , Britain. Mrs. Splcttstoczser was pre- sented with an electric coffee per colator.
 Ernest Bourgeois, r. $. N, has re- ! turned to New York after spending a. short furlough here with his par cnts. Mr. and Mrs. Amos Bourgeois 1 The prize winners at the Sacred | Heart whist were as follows: Ladies | first prize. Mrs. George Beckett 1 second Mrs. Joseph Cote; consola. | ton, Mrs. J. A, Williams. Gentle mems, first, Archer Walsh; second
 Joseph Vote.
 Joseph Frank has returned from a