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Evening star., 1928-04-05
Getting the Right Start.

From the Cincinnati Enquirer
Gen. Summerall says, Desire for
peace does not insure It," No, and de-
Sire for meal doesn't satisfy hunger.
but II docs start YOU toward restau-
rant.
Evening star., 1928-04-05

The political chances Of Dawes will
be enhanced II he will undertake to
compose q campaign song as artistically
appealing as the Dawes Melody"
Evening star., 1928-04-05

Pictures as revealed In the films de-
pend upon water and chemicals for
development Teapot Dome critics do
not favor oil as a medium.
Evening star., 1928-04-05

A few forecasters do not hesitate to
intimate that the Summer campaign
must expand beyond the limitations of
Hoover-smith controversy.
Evening star., 1928-04-05

Several States that have been pro,ni-
nent In politics are making laudable
effort to accentuate the difference be-
tween campaign and q crime wave.
Evening star., 1928-04-05
Smith and National Issues

From the 81 LOUIS RestspsspasVh
seems that yoa have to attack
Al Smith 10 make him say anythsne,
on national iSsuese
Evening star., 1928-04-05

freRa the -, Louis Fosa,paapalvA,
MaFse henry WAtterson is looming up
rs 9 prophet, He said Harding would
So down In history as the buchanan ef
the Republican party
Evening star., 1928-04-05

A number OF people amuse them
se:Tes by thinking up foolish things
that Lindbergh might do. but never
does.
Evening star., 1928-04-05
Flights Tor the Foolish.

fEem the Nav YeFk Saa.
A "foolprNcfs aiFplane has nsen per.
fNctea ~ NANlAna Hut alaxee fnclS
Win pEchaely - perfected within stx
naeAthA
Evening star., 1928-04-05

1t may be Trotsky's privilege TO imi-
tate Mark Twain and say that yeports
OF his death were greatly exaggerated.
Evening star., 1928-04-05
H.t. hv C,rier Within the Clty

Fhe rvenlns star ...... 4Sc per month
The Evening and Sunday Star
when 4 $Oneassf ..4... s0c per mon Il
The Evening anu Sunday Ste
gwhen & St,ndAyal $1,000. Csc pAr naoHth h
The Sunday Star ..,,...... Sc ner CoNy
COLLECTION naasse At the eni ~ each n1enth
crders may be sent N by msil or telephone,
Main 1000.
Evening star., 1928-04-05

Lindbergh longs to study Europe. He
may be tempted TO neglect I'VE" q lit
tse while for sightseeing bus.
Evening star., 1928-04-05
Accepting the inevitable,

How do you hgure the stock mar
ket?"
II don't hgure," snhwerhd Mr.. Dustin
stsx. III am unfortunate / don't
protest There is no use OF trying to
secure stock market sympathy by means
OF private mathematics,
THE gods destroy sinners" said
hi No, the sage OF Chinatown. sin
nsrs are those who have clnng 10 early
ideals grown out OF fashion"
Evening star., 1928-04-05
Color Scheme.

Color Scheme.
Are you going 10 be a dark horse7"
Il think So" answered Senator Eor-
ghum. "At any rate. expect TO avoid
suspicion OF being whitewashed."
Evening star., 1928-04-05

Pedigree.
have a pup OF pedigree.
His ancestry is tricked
With many titles. Az for me,
He has my family licked!
Jud Tunkins says one trouble with
politics Ia that too many try 10 be ora
tors when they ought TO have been
movie actors.
Evening star., 1928-04-05
The Evening Star Newspaper Company

k0eincSs OftCES
litA 81. and pennsSlvanta Ave.
New York once; no East asnd ST.
CNfcarc otsce; Tower Building.
European Office IL NeSent ST, London,
England.
Evening star., 1928-04-05
Harmony.

HHFWUHys
The tree frog IA the tenor. light.
The b.illfroe AoundA the baAso strain
And springtime opera seems all right
When these resume the old refrain,
Evening star., 1928-04-05

"Hsin' D bad imitation OF some big
man" said Uncle Eben. "is like tryin'
10 pass counterfeit money, It's bound
10 make YOU nervous" 10.
Evening star., 1928-04-05

@. Are the White House, the Cap
itol. and Mount Vernon built of stone ?
E L. B.
A. The mansion at Mount Vernon
Ia built of wood. The White House is
constructed of freestone. The central
section OF the United States Capitol is
built OF Virginia sandstone The extern
sions are OF Massachusetts, marble. The
dome is OF cast iron.
Evening star., 1928-04-05

This adulation on the part Of the
populace results in an enormous con-
sumption. One would think twice. or
maybe three times. before hazarding
guess at the total number devoured
in this country in a wear.
We have Il on high authority. how.
Evening star., 1928-04-05


pie are asking themselves and each 9TH
er, What manner Of man Is CoSeys"
How II eli reminds one of Napo-
Icons escape from Elha and his ap-
preach to Paris his formidahility grow
Inc with each days accessions 10 his
forces! The Star editorial continued;
Extremely selt-eonfident shallow
minded and vain, he tCoSeyl never.
theleSS has the quality of tenacity 10 a
remarkable degree. and has succeeded
In impreSSing large number who are
his intellectual equals. SYM
pathy with the movement 10 widespread
and unreasoning. few people having
argued themselves to the conclusion
that man who claims to have with
him two or three individuals Who are
reincarnaticns OF great men. lone dead,
and who Is satisfied that Christ Himself
In the flesh Is one of the hand now vcy-
aging on the Chesapeake & Ohio Canal
toward the city, cannot be much less
than insane"
Ccxey and his army made q trtunaphal
entry May |, but the leaders were
promptly Arrested-~and released en- bail
then tried ana sentenced to 20 days In
Jail. The Police Court feared 60 be
severe. lest Il make martyrs and heroes
of those men who had conspired to
overturn the Government,
In the meanwhile other forces were
approae aehing~~a total az e.es0 men, re-
eruited from Iowa to Ohio, and forces
from New England. on the march,
Kelley In Iowa announced his inten-
ton To take possession OF railroad
trains 10 hasten to join Coxeys ad>
vance army Troops fought with the
forces on the Pacific Coast. The star
issued an extra on MAY | when the
"conamonweal Of Christ" made its
arand entry into the Capital ana over.
ran the Capitol grounds
AL this menace was In time when
Evening star., 1928-04-05

q. What is the Oldest charity So
ciety In the United States7-S. D.
A. The oldest charity society In this
country is the German Society. which
was founded In l7s4. 1t provides med
ical service. free employment service
and an immigration service.
Imperial Valley press., 1928-12-24
PAPER REPORTS
HUGE SHIPMENT
OF NARCOTICS
By United Press Leased Wire

PHILADELPHIA, Dee. 24.-Thc
Philadelphia Daily News today said
$50 900 worth of smugglcd mar
cotics lay unguardcd in Il bonded
warehouse along the waterfront.
The Daily News said an agent Of
a powerful international drug ring
had dummy case of chinaware
which he had ready for customs of-
ficials to inspect in case they should
inquire about the shipment.
The narcotics, the Daily News
said, arrived aboard a French frcigh-
ter from Europe in crates disguised
as containing china and fingernail
brushes. The paper said the federal
agents here were looking for the
consignee, known only as Brcnncr
The Daily News said the narcotics
passed through the customs when the
crate Of china was approved and the
rest of the goods were allowed to go
through uninspccted. The paper
said most Of the dope went to New
York.
Imperial Valley press., 1928-12-24
MONIES
N&kh.a.. 4A,ka,6f,ikdl .asl1ARRa

J. Farrell Macdonald, famed for
his impcrsonations of Irish charac-
tcrs, will be the star attraction at
the West Coast Imperial Theatre
tonight and on Christmas night, in
=" Riley the Cop,' film that gives
him plenty of opportunity TO display
his delightful brand of humor.
In the leading fcminiSe role is
none other, than Louise Fazcnda,
one of the most popular condolences
on the screen. Cast as German
girl, Miss Fazcnda is an excellent
foil for Macdonald . Irish wit.
Another familiar figure in the pic
turc is Mike Donlin, the famous old
Giant baseball star, famous on the
diamond a generation ago as "Tnr-
key Miquc.'
The story of the film is built
around a typical Gcrman.Irsh feud,
which wakes strongly at times but
never succeeds in squelching the
deep respect the principals have for
each other.
'Rilcy the Cop is guaranteed TO
be an appetizer for an enjoyable
Christmas, and an excellent topping
off dish for n Christmas dinner. =,
Imperial Valley press., 1928-12-24
Yankee Experts
TO Help Allies
(COntinned From Page ~

tary of state this morning and in
formed him in the name of the six
governments Interested in the repair
ations problem, that they wished to
inquire whether the United States
government will agree to American
experts taking part in the work Of
he proposed committee which is to
deal with the final settlement Of the
problem, and whether, if so, the
United States government would be
ready to propose the names of such
experts.
"Thc British ambassador ex.
planned to the secretary Of state that
if the United States government
agrees to this, the experts proposed
will be appointed jointly by the re-
parations commission and the Ger
man government, but if the United
States government should prefer to
leave the choice to American OK
prrts 10 the six powers, the latter
". then agree on the names Of the
experts to be invited. In that case
the experts viii also he appointed
jointly by the rcparations commits
sion and the German government.
Sir Esmc also informed Kellogg
of the terms of reference or instruc-
tions which would be given the ex-
pcrts by their governments. It has
been intimated at the White House
that the American reply to the re-
quest for participation would be
guided by the type of instructions
70 be given the experts.
President Coolidge is known to be
Of the opinion that the experts de-
libcrations should not be hampcrcd
by political instructions which would
prevent the experts from ascertain
ing the true situation as to Ger
many's ability to pay and the allied
requirements.
Statements by administration
Spokesman within recent months
have indicated that the United
States would not officially express
a preference as to the American who
might be appointed.
The British ambassador was cx-
pcctcd to return to the department
this afternoon to receive the Amer
lean reply.
Imperial Valley press., 1928-12-24
Promoter Takes
Valley Pictures

OF much local interest will be the
announcement received here that l..
q. Barnett of San Francisco, con-
ncctcd with the Boulder Dam Land
Company, arrived at the Imperial
County Airport yesterday morning
IN Il EuhI Air sedan, pilotcd by Har-
~ Ashc.
He is "shooting" motion pictures
Of Southern California and has al
ready taken over 2000 feet of pic
lures of Imperial Valley from the
air.
Barnett is the owner of the She
mawavcs Valley at Needles and is
taking these various pictures with
rhc intention of finding the type
valley which is best suited to dcvel-
opWcnt in order that he may have u
pattern after which to develop tho
valley at Needles.
Barnett also plans to purchase q
Ford tri-motorcd plane in which to
make flight up the Colorado river
to take pictures of the Boulder dam
site.
Imperial Valley press., 1928-12-24
Police Break Up
Gambling Game

Ten Fi!ipinos and an Italian were
arrested Saturday afternoon at n
local hotel on gambling charges by
PatroIman G. l.. Pennington and
Deputy Shcriffs Tom Sharp and
George Young.
The officers went TO the hotel in
search Of another Filipino said TO
have been carrying Il gun and look
ing for trouble. The policeman and
deputies did not find the man they
were looking for but us they pass
ed through the halls they heard the
click of dice and someone pleading
to the ivOries in mufflcd voice to
" Roll me seven babes, roll me 4
scvcn.'
quiet afternoon party was brok-
en- up when the law suddenly enter
ed the room. Those arrested were:
Jose Onyona, 28, hotel keeper, r.
Hernandez, H. Fernandez, l.. Emclg,
N. MaIong Charles Scalisc, A. Ano-
halcs, h. Gucnscn, VI. Tokmo, Mar
ian Dcll"pcno and {. Gallo.
All deposited so bail at the
police station and were released.
w. kraus, 10, was arrested Satur-
day night by Patrolman w. S. Kcat-
ing near the Fourth and Vine
streets intersection and was book
ed at the police station for invcsti-
CATION. According 10 the officers
report, kraus ran when he first saw
he officer.
J. Iicmphill, SO, was arrested on
i drunk charge cally Sunday morn
ing at Fourth and Main streets. bv
Patrolman John Mayo.
Accvcvoz Baldomcro, p, Of Port
land, Ore, was arrested early Sun
day morning by patrolman w. S.
krating near the Southern Pacific
F''llroad tracks and booked at the
police station on Il charge Of vag-
rancN.
Imperial Valley press., 1928-12-24
Woman Held On
Drug Charge

Mrs. J. o. Weaver, 81, acquitted
slayer Of Mack Baker, her former
husband, was being held at the
county jail on charge Of habitual
incbriation arising from her alleged
use Of voronal tablets, according 10
reports from the sucriffs office.
Deputy shcriffs said Mrs. Wea-
"er, whose residence was given as
3rawlcy, was taken into custody on
the complaint Of her husband, who
asserted his wife had threatened
violence to him.
Officers stated Mrs. Weaver was
in III" county hospital several days
in 4 srmi-conscioGs condition before
she was taken to Jail.
The woman now held in custody
waS married ia Baker only 10 days
when he was fatally shot. The shoot
my which WAS declared to be acci
dental, occurred IL AN apartment
house on Adams avonuc here.
Imperial Valley press., 1928-12-24

;
Barbara Worth Hotel Club Break.
fast, csc up; merchants lunch 6Oc;
table d. h0te dinner $1.00.. adv
Oregon Coffee Shop. Open all
night. adv
DR.. A. B. Hanson, Dentist, Davis
Bldg. Extraction specialist. adv
We Loan TO Build, buy or rcfin-
ancc. Tyler Insurance Agency. adv
King Johnson Coal and Wood
Yard. For Sale: Coal, wood and
ice. Free delivery. 72O No. II st.
Imperial. Phone 900. adv
DR.. Harry Hooper, Dentist. Rub.
Der and Hecolite Plates a Specially.
G47 Main St, FL Centric. adv
Tenth Annual Public Ball. st.
Paul s Guild, Christmas Night, Dec.
-. Bud Line Red Wing Orchestra.
$l.OO per couple. adv
Tenth Annual Public Ball. St.
Paul s Guild, Christmas Night, Dec.
%. Bud Line Red Wing Orchestra
800 per couple. adv
Imperial Valley press., 1928-12-24
PAGE THREE

'hoir Christmas greetings and ex.
pressed grief over the religious con
!roYrrsy in Mexico.
Tine Pope atsp expressed admira
ton for lhr faithful Christians Of
Russia and pleasure at the improve
mcnt in the condition of King
George. He prayed for peace in the
BoIiyian-Paraguayan situation.
Imperial Valley press., 1928-12-24
THE WEATHER

For Los Angeles and Vicinity
Fair tonight and Tuesday with mod
crate temperature.
For Southern California.-Fair
tonight; Tuesday fair but bccom-
my unsettled over west portion; ;
continued moderate temperature ;
moderate cast wind.
Imperial Valley press., 1928-12-24
Actor Dies As
He Awaits Cue

PHOENIX, Ariz., Dee. "a Fun.
cral arrangements were being made
today for William Dodge, 40, San
Francisco stock company actor who
dropped dead in the wings at 4 To-
cal theater yesterday while 900
persons waited for the curtain to
rise.
The performance, in which Dodge
played Il leading role with his son,
Gordon, was cancelled.
Imperial Valley press., 1928-12-24
Chamber Bodies
Will Not Meet

fncrc viii be no breakfast meet
inez.0f the Junior. chamber Of com
mcrcc, no luncheon of the senior
hamhcr and no meeting of the board
of directors on Wednesday evening,
the chamber of commerce office an
nouncrd today.
believing that all members will
be fully occupied catching mp with
business after the holiday, it was de-
cidcd TO call off all meetings.
Imperial Valley press., 1928-12-24
More Influenza
Cases Reported
by United Press Leased Wire

WASHINGTON, Dee. 24--Rcports
on the influenza epidemic from three
states reached the United States
public health service today as fol-
lows, covering new cases for the
week ended December %:
Texas, 992; Louisiana, 12I, and
Iowa (cstimatcd) $1,000.
Other reports are expected later,
but may not arrive until after the
holidays.
Imperial Valley press., 1928-12-24
Monday, December "a, 1928

Held For stigation.-Felix
Torres, 81, was arrested yesterday
afternoon and held at the county
Jail for investigation after he was
alleged to have attacked q japanese
on the Wcstmorland ranch west of
Imperial, according to sheriff 3 Of
flee reports.
Canary Birds for sale. Mrs. w. p.
Hamilton. Phone 1862. adv
Waterman PIano School. Short
Course Popular Music. "Ask at the
Music Store" or Phone 367J. adv
Tenth Annual Public Ball. st.
Paul 8 Guild, Christmas Night, Dec.
%. Bud Line Red Wing Orchestra.
81 90 per couple. adv
Fire Wood-9oO South Eighth st.
Phone 1907. adv
Fined So by Mayficld.-
Emons of CalcXico was fined So by
Judge Mayfield today on 4 charge
of allowing his motor to backfirc.
He was arrested on the Calcxico
Highway hy County Traffic Officer
j. W. IIolcomb.
For Christmas Tree pop corn,
fopp"d or unpoppcd. Paul's Stand,
r. l'lrkwick Depot. adv
Beautiful Roses, yellow chrysan.
thcmum and fern. Mrs. Virgil Pat.
terson, Imperial. 22t2
Young Married Couple want board
and room for winter. Local re.
fcrcnccs. Press Box 7Ol. adv
Held on Kidnapping Charge
Frank Grams. 10, aud Lupc Herman
dez, II, were held at the county
Jail yesterday for Dclano authori-
ties after Grams was alleged to have
.lsidnapcd the girl. Deputy Sheriffs
George Wright and Tom Sharp ar
Hrcstcd the pair at local rooming
.housc, according to the officers re-
port The girl was said to have
been n student in the nclano high I
school. Dclano officials were OK
pcctcd TO call for the pair either To- :
tlaN OF tomorrow.
Indian Package Delivery. Phone
Gel. We deliver ordinary size pack ,
age, any where in city for ten cents.
Rural delivery ten cents per mile {
additional. adv
Plain and Fancy drrssmaking
Also painted dresses and art work
Do order. Mrs. VI. Il. Powers, with +
Cowam and Clayton, Cleaners.
-l MOntf
Tenth Annual Public Ball. 81.
.Paal =, Guild, Christmas Night, Dee.
-. Bud Line Rcd Wing Orchcstra.
u LOO per couple. adv
We Give Marircllo Facials, Pari-
sicunc Beauty Shoppc. Tel. 7S3.
Mon II
Imperial Valley press., 1928-12-24
Pope Pleased
King Is Better

ROME, Dee. 24.--Popc Plus IT.
in an address to the College of
Cardinals today, thanked them for
Imperial Valley press., 1928-12-24

Indian Package Delivery. Phone
81. We deliver ordinary size pack
igc, any where in city for ten cents.
Rural delivery ten cents per mile
adv
Imperial Valley press., 1928-12-24

Beautiful Roses, yellow chrysan
ihemum and fern. Mrs. Virgil Pat,
Ierson, Imperial. 22t2
Imperial Valley press., 1928-12-24

For Christmas Tree pop corn,
popped or unpoppcd. Paul $ Stand,
.'irkwick Depot. adv
Imperial Valley press., 1928-12-24

Tenth Annual Public Ball. ST.
.Paal' IS Guild, Christmas Night, Dee.
-. Bud Line Rcd Wing Orchestra.
i LOO per couple. adv
We Give Marircllo Facials, Pari-
sicnnc Beauty Shoppc. Tel. 7S3.
Mon II
Imperial Valley press., 1928-12-24

Plain and Fancy drrssmaking
Also painted dresses and art work
lo order. Mrs. VI. Il. Powers, with
Cowan' and Clayton, Cleaners.
I
Imperial Valley press., 1928-12-24

Barbara Worth Hotel Club Break.
fast, csc up; merchants lunch 60c;
table d. h0te dinner $1.00. adv
The Bismarck tribune. [volume] (Bismarck, N.D.) 1916-current, 1928-06-02
ENGLISH WOMAN EXPLORER BARRlCADES
LUXURIOUS MANSION AGAINST COURTS

London, June c.-(P)-In q luxur-
icus seventeen room mansion in
Hyde Park, Mrs. Katherine Rout-
ledge, author, explorer and wealthy
society woman, today held the fort
against an order Of court which
arose out Of differences with her
husband, scores by Routledge, her
companion in many adventures.
~ am doing this as q protest in
behalf Of women" she explained to
an interviewer whom she herself
admitted since she has dismissed all
her servants so that they might not
become involved with the law. The
interviewer was admitted only after
Mrs. Routledge had carefully scrut-
inized his card, which he passed
through q panel in the door, and
satisfied herself that he was not an
Officer Of the law in disguise.
"The administration Of the law
seems heavily weighted against
women" she continued. "All my
property was sequestered by m
order from . high court because
had not paid Z sum Of less than 100
pounds for storage in warehouses Of
property belonging to my husband
The Bismarck tribune. [volume] (Bismarck, N.D.) 1916-current, 1928-06-02
Alpine Men
Anxious to
Seek italia
Chasseur Ski Expedition BE.
lieve Dirigible Crashed in
Icy Mountains

Kings Bay, Spitzbergen, June O.
H)-Firm in the belief that the dir
igible Italia crashed among the
mountains and glaciers of northern
Spitzbergen, Italian Alpine troops
today were eager to start for the
north on skis in the hope of finding
the crew Of the airship dead or alive.
Members of the base crew based
their belief on the known wind dircc-
ton on the morning of May 25, when
the last radio message was received
from the Italia. They estimated
that the airship crashed between
Wood Bay and Wide Fjord in the
neighborhood of Hinlopcn strait.
Hinlopen strait separates the island
of west Spitzbergen from north
East land and this vicinity has been
suggested by experts as a likely
place to seek the Italia. 1t was
calculated tina. the catastrophe oc-
Cured not further north than be-
tween 70 and 80 degrees and not
further east than the eighteenth
meridian.
If the airship crashed into one of
the numerous mountain peaks in the
prevailing fog. a belief which per-
sists, it was thought that there was
scant possibility Of the crew being
found alive.
The Bismarck tribune. [volume] (Bismarck, N.D.) 1916-current, 1928-06-02
Bugs Threaten to
Destroy Caragana
Hedges at Carson

Carson. N. D., June 2.-(Special
to the Tribune).-Caragana hedges
in Carson and surrounding terri
tory are being threatened by bugs
which are stripping the branches Of
leaves, according to Theodore Mar
tell, county agent.
Unless owners of such hedges
take immediate action, Mr.. Martell
says, the hedges will be ruined as
after the leaves are taken off, the
plants starve to death through in
ability to obtain food.
AS remedy, Mr.. Martell sug-
gests that arsenic be applied to the
plants to kill the worms. Arsenate
of lead or Paris Green will also
do the work quickly if sprayed on
the plants, with care being taken
to get the solution on the leaves in
generous amounts.
The Bismarck tribune. [volume] (Bismarck, N.D.) 1916-current, 1928-06-02

The order apparently empowers the
forcible entry Of my house, but no.
body yet has attempted this"
She explained that the trouble
arose from the separation of her.
self and her husband. The house
and nearly all its contents are her
property. She sent her husbands
books and personal belongings to
various warehouses.
Routledge refused to pay the
charges. She also refused. Litiga-
tion followed and the court ruled
that she must restore her husbands
goods. She still refused to pay the
charges and the court then issued
the order Of sequestration.
Mrs. Routledge accompanied her
husband on several expeditions to
islands in the Pacific. The most
notable Of these was to Easter
Island where they spent three years
trying to solve the mystery Of the
famous statues carved in the lava
there, the island being Of volcanic
origin. They became involved in
difficulties with the natives and the
timely arrival Of . Chilean warship
in 1916 prevented serious trouble.