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Imperial Valley press., 1928-12-20
WAR IN
SENATE
AbATfS
Action On Cruiser Bill
And Kellogg Treaty Is.
Postponed. 4.
FILIBUSTER ENDED
Both Bills To Be Taken
Up Immediately After
Holiday Recess. .,
BY United Press Leased Wire

WASHINGTON. Dee. 20.-Aftef
a filibustcr lasting more than two
hours. the warning senate factions
agreed :hi, afternoon to delay con-
Sldcratiou of both the Kellogg anti
war and the naval cruiser building
bill unit after the Christmas re-
cess.
Uudcr thc agreement both mea-
SuroS will bc made the unfinished
business of the senate Jan. 3 and
the senate then will have to vote
on one it desires to take up first
The agreement was made only az
a last resort to prevent the fill
buster from continuing until Satur-
day, adjournment time, and thus
tying ~ all business of the senate.
It WIS proposed by Chairman
Borah o. the senate foreign rela-
tionS co~mittee, who pledged he
would make motion rs soon as the
senate met Jan , to proceed with
he consideration of the treaty in
open executive session He indicated
he hoped by this motion to get the
treaty passed before the naval bill.
Prior to adoption of the agree
Ment, the senate was tied up in a.
filibustor, led by Senators King
and Norris, who sought to prevent
Chairman Hale of the naval com
mittee from moving to take up his
hiH bcfu"" p. m. Before that hour
The motion was not debatable.
Hale succeeded however, in MAX
ing his notion Just ahead of ,
o'clock, q Whcreupon King and Nor
ris teamed in adopting dilatory-
tactics to prevent vote on tho
Hale motion. \ motion to adjourn
WAS lefrntod.
Imperial Valley press., 1928-12-20
Chinese Fire On
British GunbOat
uy United Press Leased Wire

HONG KONG, Dee. 20. Active
fighting is occurring at ChnsKing,
900 miles up the Yang Use river
from Shanghai in the province of
Slcchwm, adyiccs from there said
today.
Shore batteries Of machine guns
and field pieces fired ON the british
steamer KangTng and the fighting
is being concentrated in the COM
pound of the British-ownod Asiatic
Petroleum Co. The British gunhoat
Tern is proceeding to Chmgking
from Wasi-Shicn, POO miles distant,
TO protect British lives.
Authorities are preparing to cvac-
uatc the city and have thrown hridg-
cs across streams to facilitate move
mcut Of the population.
Some anxiety is also prevailing
at KanKow where officials of the
tax bureau are threatening TO enter
and search British property, con
trary to treaty rights.
Imperial Valley press., 1928-12-20
Society MatrOn
To Face Trial
BY United Press 1ensed Wire

san DIEGO, Calf, Dee. 20. -
Mrs. Maurita Tarbet, wealthy salt
Lake society matron must stand
trial here for failure to stop and
render aid following an automobile
accident.
Charges of driving while intoxi-
Gated were dismissed in justice
court yesterday when Mrs. Tarbet
was arraigned for a hearing. She
was bound over to the superior court
ON the hit and run charge.
Mrs. Tarbct $ ear struck another
driven by Miss Evangeline Richly
several weeks ago. Mrs. Tarbct told
officers ut that time that she want
ed to stop but that friends in the
car urged her to 90 ON.
Imperial Valley press., 1928-12-20
EASTMAN URGES ADOPTION OF
THIRTEEN MONTH CALENDAR

WASHINGTON, Dee. 20
Simpl,tication Of the calendar
by operating it ON 4 Is month
basis was urged today by
George Eastman, Rochester, y.
y, before the house foreign af-
fairs committee.
Eastman appeared in support
of a Joint resolution introduced
in the house by Chairman Por-
ter requesting the President to
call a conference for calendar
simpliTication,
"Therc is no doubt in my
mind ihat the present movement
to change the calendar is as
certain to succeed as was the
Imperial Valley press., 1928-12-20
Bid Received On
Imperial al-Brawley
Highway Contract
by United Press Leased Wire

SACRAMENTO, Dec. 2O.-Low
bids totaliing approximately $425,-
COO for highway construction III
Southern California were announced
today H." the state department OF
public works as follows:
Imperial county-Grading and
paving 9S miles between FL Centre
aud RraNlcy; Il. +. Hazard Con-
rracting Company, SAN Diego,
S3lj,4ll.j0.
Santa Barbara county-Grading
md SURF icing about 3.4 miles be-
tween stony and Tecolote creeks;
sam Hunter, Santa Barbara, $ll1,-
60.
Imperial Valley press., 1928-12-20
London Explosion
Injuries Seventeen

LONDON, Dee. 20. Seventeen
'rcn were injured SO seriously that
they wee taken to Il hospital after
an explosion which occurred on the
pavement in the heart Of the west
end retail district today.
The explosion is believed to hav"
been caused by a bursting gas main.
IT was estimated that damage wodld
aggregate thousands Of pounds
sterling.
Imperial Valley press., 1928-12-20

acceptance Of standard time be
cause the world moves inevita-
bly, toward the practical, "
Eastman said
''Thc plan calls for dividing
the year in Is monthS Of 2S
days each, comprising four com
plctc weeks beginning ON sun
day and ending ON Saturday.
Eastman said national calen-
dar committees are being for
med IN Europe and that 1929
would be the practical year to
hold a conference SO the new
calendar could be put in effect
in 1891 when Jan, / falls ON
Sunday.
Imperial Valley press., 1928-12-20
Art GOebel Is
Reported Better
Hy United Press Leased Wire

WICHITA, Kan, Dee. 20.-Al-
though ne spent a restless night,
Art Gocbcl, Pacific flyer, who I'M
icrwcnt an appendix operation here
late yesterday, was showing inn
provcment today.
Frank Phillips, Bartlcsvillc, Okla,
oil millionaire and Gocbcl'S back
cr in numerous aeronautical eX-
ploits, broke an agreement with his
associates not to take an airplane
flight, when he rushed to the hos.
pital hovr in a plane. Confident up
on learning that Gocbel is out of
danger, Phillips returned to Bartles-
VILE
Imperial Valley press., 1928-12-20
CLUBMAN ENDS LIFE
ny United Press Leased Wire

BUFFALO. \. Y, Dec. 2O,-Fcar-
ing his tianccc, whom he was to
marry today, was "too beautiful
md too good for him, Everett
MugIer, Il prominent paper manu-
tacturcr and clubman, committed
suicide last night. Muglcr's friends
said that for Il week he had been
hrooding over what he termed the
inequality Of his position with thar
of his iianccc.
Imperial Valley press., 1928-12-20
AIR SERVICE BEGINS

OAKLAND, Dee. 20.-A step for.
ward in transcontinental air trans
portatjoh service marked the take
off Of the first of the new tri-motor-
ed - passenger planes of the Boc
ing Air Transport from Oakland
airport today. The big plane started
on the route to Chicago with a large
cargo Of Christmas mail and four
passengers.
Imperial Valley press., 1928-12-20
Woman Flyer Out
For New Record
ny United Press Leased Wire

ROOSEVELT FIELD. y. Y.
Dec. % \ . year old girl flying
student today cqualicd the mofti-
cial record for endurance flights lay
women V hen Miss Viola Gentry
roarcd over Roosevelt Field AT L.
l4:23 p. m. today.
She had been in the air for seven
and Aalt hours, the record made
by Lady Heath. British aviator.
Miss Gentry started from Roosevelt
Field at J:t4;23 a. m.
ROOSEVELT FIELD, y. y. Dec.
20.-Mi,S Viola Gentry Of Oklahoma
was whirling her Travclair hiplane
above Roosevelt Field today in an
attempt to establish new sUS
tanned flying record for women.
The young woman started from
RooScvcn Field at 5;44:23 Il. m. Al
> Il. m. she WAS FLYING smoothly
over 4 regular course.
There is no official sustained
Flight record for women but the un-
official record is held by Lady
Heath, he British woman aviator,
at ~ hours.
Imperial Valley press., 1928-12-20
Evangelist Helps
To Avoid Panic
By I nitcd Press Leased Wire

Los ANGELES, Dee. %. Held
'y the Voice of Aimee Sgmplc Me,
I'hcrson, several thousand of her
followers filed orderly from Ange-
Ius Temple last night after a
Christmas tree broke into flames on
the platform from which the woman
'vang"l-' was speaking.
As the tree FIRST was fired by =
crossed wire number of people
made an attempt to rush to the
exits hut Mrs. Mcpherson called ON
hem TO walk quietly and without
haste fra the building.
The aniiencc needed her appeal.
Tine fire was cNtinguished after
causing only minor damage and the
congregation then returned to the
building to conclude the service.
Imperial Valley press., 1928-12-20
Spectator Dies
At Prizefight
ny United Press Leased Wire

WILMINGTON, Dec. 20.-Paf
Eoyd. 49, Lincoln avenue, Long
Beach, died suddenly from the eff
fccts OF a heart attack while
watching the Bobby La Sallc-Ari2
ona Joe Rivers bout at the Wim.
ngton bowl here last night.
Boyd recently recovered from in
flucnza, which, according to phySi.
clans, may have brought on the
heart attack during the excitement
of the bout.
Imperial Valley press., 1928-12-20
Supervisor To
Get New Trial
Nv United Press Leased Wire

By nHed lreSS ithSSu WIZ
STOCKTON. Dec. 20.-Arrange-
mcnts for new trial Of Supervisor
James y. Coates of san Joaquin
county ON bribery charges were un-
der way today, following the jury 5
report THAT it had failed to agree.
The jury, reported standing :
to ) for conviction, announced its
deadlock after nearly six hours of
wrauglimg and was discharged.
If Coates is tried again, it will
be the fourth trial arising out Of
the original bribery charges. At
the firs;. the jury failed to agree.
At the second, ut which Sheriff
William Rricks was Il co-defcndant,
both NEE were acquitted.
Imperial Valley press., 1928-12-20
COMPOSER S SON BURIED

HOLLYWOOD, Dec. 2o.-Funeral
services tor Fred !. Smith, son Of
Carrie J2.obS Bond, song writer and
author, were held today in the Lit
tie Church Of the Flowers at Forest
lawn cemetery Smith ended his
life MONDAY in a cabin at Lake
\rrowh"od following long illness.
Imperial Valley press., 1928-12-20
Escaped COnvicts
Are Captured
Dy United Press Leased Wire

TACOMA, WASH, Dee 20
Guards from Mcneil Island pcni-
tentiary today captured the two
prisoners who escaped from the
prison yesterday during church
services.
The L IA, Jesse Watkins, San
Francisco murderer, and Alvin
Hodges. arizona auto thief, were
surrounded ON Eagle Island and
surrendered without a fight. They
wore rrlurnrd 10 the prison.
Imperial Valley press., 1928-12-20
Government Maps
Pacific Ocean
by United Press Leased Wire

WASHlNGTON, Dec. 20, The
tirst air map of the Pacific is com
pleted and available to aviators,
the photographic office of the navy
announced today.
Wind diagrams at attitudes of
10000 feet, 5000 feet and 2,5oo
feet and ut sea level will hc shown
on the ehart the photographic of
fico said.
Imperial Valley press., 1928-12-20
Our Vote Goes
To Chicago
Ry United Press Leased Wire

FN HtEVW I0@N IT. "N'E W.T. 4
MEMPHIS, Tenn, Dec. 90,
Polio. of six cities in five states
today contested for the custody
CT frank Devers, So, held here
as confessed escaped convict
from the Utah state prison and
forfeit4ng 4 S25,O00 murder i
charge bond in Chicago.
The six cities which have wired
the Memphis police department
asking that Devers be held are
st. Paul, Minneapolis, Salt Lake
City, Chicago, Kansas City and
Milb2l.ks, S. D. 1
Imperial Valley press., 1928-12-20
ARIZONA TRIAL NEAR END
By United Press Leased Wire

TUCSON, Ari2., Dec. 20.--ThH
jury trying George b. Echols for
the alleged murder of James l..
"Rud' Mills, was given instruc-
tions by Judge James this morning.
A verdict is expected before even
ing.
Imperial Valley press., 1928-12-20
Paraguay Issues
Statement Upon
Bolivia Rep ort
Hy United Press Leased Wire

ASCNCION, Paraguay. Dec. 90
The government ISSUED a commun.
iQuc today in connection with Bo-
litia ; denial that Bolivian troops
attacked the Paraguayan forts Cen
cral Genes. Nalois and Rivarola dur
ing the clashes December II in the
disputed Chaco region.
The commmique contained an of
ficial field dispatch to the ministry
Of war from Captain Madardo Cas-.
tagnino, regarding the clash in the
Chaco district.
The dispatch said.
con hearing of the Bolivian at
tack ON Fort Mariscal Lopez, | ad-
Vanccd to the support. Lieut.. Gigari
who maintained contact with the
Bolivian calvalry until ; p. m. De
ccmber II when the BoliVians re-
tired, died in action.
''That same night. the Bolivians
marched on Fort General Genes. cut
ting the highway to Forts NaloiS
and Hivarola. On the 18th, the Bo-
livians reached a distance 20 llilo-
meters from Fort General Genes, but
retired hurricdlv before our strong
attack, allowing us to reoccupy Fort
Moriscal Lopez. We lost Lieut.. HI
gari. three infantrymen and two
cavalrymen.
The ministry of war announced to-
day that everything is quiet in tn"
Chaco region, where an international
incident was prccipitatcd by clashes
between border patrols Of the two
nations
Imperial Valley press., 1928-12-20
Arizona To Vote
On Bill Protest
By United Press Leased Wire

FIIOENIN, Ariz., Dee 20.-Bc
cause y cnactcd,' the Boulder
dam biz would be ruinous to
Arizona and its future develop
mcnt, senator Golfer, Apache, in.
'roduccd u resolution in the Ariz.
ana Scnatc today asking President
Coolidge to veto the measure.
ShouI% the resolution pass, it will
be the first official action of pro.
test in Arizona following congress,
Sional approval of the bill.
Imperial Valley press., 1928-12-20
Mellon Answers
Garner's Charge
uy United Press Leased Wire

WASHINGTON, Dee. 20.-Secrc-
tary of Treasury Mellon defended
today treasury estimates attacked
Yesterday by Rep. Garner, Dem.
Texas. and declared Garner :
.tatcmcn's were CHASED on wrong
'igurcs which do not fit the facts, y
"Thc treasury makes II statement
and has to be responsible for it, -
Mellon said, "but Garner can make
a statement and has no responsible
lity tor A.. y
Garner had charged Mellon with
making incorrect estimates of the
treasury status and asked that
Mellon lcsign.
As Gar as the treasury is CON
ccmcd. We have not made any mis-
takes, Ice said.
Withholding fax refunds as sug
gcstcd by Garner only would bring
additional expense to the govern
mcnt through interest payments ON
amounts ordered refunded, rs re
quircd by law, Mellon said.
Imperial Valley press., 1928-12-20
Budget Bureau
Has Dam Bill
by United Press Leased Wire

WASHINGTON. Dec. 20.-The
budget bureau was making a routine
survey Of the Boulder dam bill to-
day for President Coolidge rs is
customary with such measures. Later
it must lee visaed by the interior
department after which it returns
To the President for signing or
vctoing ',s friends predict signing.
Imperial Valley press., 1928-12-20
MYSTERY Wells
PLANE PURSUIT
OF YOUNG GIRL
by United Press Leased Wire

SALT LAKE CITY, Utah, Dec.
2o.-Thr west ; exciting giri
chase was resumed today by DIR.
y. O. Me Rorhestcr, y. Y.
physician wLo hoppcd off from
Salt Lake airport for san Francisco,
Calif., N pursuit OF Miss Ruth Me
ConnclI, 20.
He left in a private plane he
had chartered for the chase in
Omaha Yesterday.
Dr.. Mcckcr previously had an
nounccd he had abandoned the pur-
suit because the girl probably had
received word of his attempt to
ovcrtakr her as size sped west ward
on the Overland limited of the
Union Pacific.
He told Qucstioners that he was
merely attempting to reach Miss
Mcdonnell! to take her to her par
ents in indianapolis for the Christ
mas holiday.
In Indianapolis, however, par
cnts of the name he gave could not
be located.
SALT LAKE CITY, Utah, Dec.
2G.-What appeared ut first blush
TO be an exciting airplanc chase
across the west, with Il pretty veal
thy girl pursued by airplanc by her
lover, endcd abortiycly here carly
today.
tn" girl, Miss Ruth Mcconnell,
I.t,,1, Of NJ
conncll, L. S. \. retired, Indian
dpoiiS, passed through here ON the
Union Pacific last night hound for
Berkeley. Calf. to visit relatives.
Her ror,uor, DR.. d. o. Mcckcr,
of Rochester, y. y. arrived by air
plane a%d abandoned the chase
when he discovered it had been
given extensive publicity, probably
warning the girl,
The chase, DR.. Mockcr said, was
started IN Rochester after the girl
eft there by train fer her Berkeley
visit.
DR.. M"ckcr and Kenneth b. Coul.
ter, Rochester broker, who is the
girl s uncle, conceived that il woul
he Il pleasant surprise for her to
ovcrtak} the train by airplane, and
transport her to Indianapolis to
spend the holidays with her parents.
The publicity, however, probably
tipped her to the plan, SO it was
abandoned. DR.. Mecl;er said the
iact he was married and father of
several children prccuded the posi-
bility t&at he was pursuing the
girl to prosecute an affair Of the
heart.
Imperial Valley press., 1928-12-20
Senate Questions n ew Cabinet Member


p yme by 1lp interests Left Senator
" he insult pow interests t aman;S e
sens from
Imperial Valley press., 1928-12-20
WHAT'S DOING
TONIGHT

Methodist Christmas program,
church. 7:30.
Court of Honor, Wilson school,
7:30.
Imperial theatre, 1.-THE Out
cast.
KXO, 6-10 o'clock.
B. P o. E. No. 1925, Elks
hall.
I. V. Council, No. "a.
Boy Scouts: Troop 8, scout
hut; Troop 81, M E. Social Hall.
Imperial Valley press., 1928-12-20

WASHINGTON, Dee. 2O,-Para
guayan and Bolivian delegates to
the inter American conference here
have cahlcd their governments ask
ing if they are willing to resume
diplomatic relations pending out
come OF efforts to conciiiatc tn"
Paraguayan- Bolivian boundary clash.
Imperial Valley press., 1928-12-20
TOMORROW

Teachers institute, Central
Union high school, 9 o'clock.
Kiwanis club luncheon, Hotel
Barbara Worth.
KXo, Ill o'clock.
The Washington times., 1928-01-20

And this new set, with all its magic, is 50
moderately priced that you can actually buy
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While you are enjoying your kind of music In
the living room, why not have another set
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may enjoy their kind? Why not have set.by
your bedside-with soft music to invite sleep?
And what a set for invalids! The feeblest
hand can snap the switch and touch the FULL
VISION Dial-and that's all there is TO do.
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Atwater Kent Receiving Sets.
The Washington times., 1928-01-20

ERE it is! The beautiful new self-con-
tanned Atwater Kent A. C. Set-the
IL set that has started the whole radio
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Have You seen the Model 81 A. C. set? Have
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The Washington times., 1928-01-20
LOCAL PROGRAMS


$3.50 p. m.-United States Marine
Band Orchestra, Capt. Taylor BTanson,
leader, from the Marine Barracks.
French taS E Sy Philip Ss n0lt \. 5. G tea.
p. m.-Frank slater ana his Lotus
Restaurant Orchestra.
p. m.-Waldort-AStortS OrcnesF&s
sac D. m.-MotiOn Picture Guide.
6:35 .. m.-Waldorf-Astoria Orchestra
s:4s p. m.-"shoppinE with Bah by
Emma Perley Lincoln.
z D. m.-Sidney and His MayflOwsr
Orchestra from the Mayflows I,,l Hotel i:,,.
in Today's Automobile" by Oscar cooli-
can. president OF the Packard Washing
ton Motor Car Company.
chestra and cities Service Cavaliers,
from N b. C.. studios
. .. m.-Howard correct time: from
.. m.-Whittal AnKIo-Pernians;
from n. b. c. studios
$3.50 D. rn.-Lord Calvert Ensemble,
courtesy Of Lord Calvert Coffee Com
10 p. m.-The Palmolivs Hour: from
N. 3. C.. studios
IL o. m.--U.E s. weather Forecast,
courtesy OF Betholine.
WMALr-WashjuKton
- p. m.-'News Flashes from our
IlIneSsH0EaIQ SBuQlOs
7:16 %. m.-The popular entertainer,
Bob Carbauh. and his IKE"
1880 p. m.-Supper dance program by
Horace Walker and his orchestra.
Industrial Exposition-featurinE the
new Business Districts of the National
CAPITAL third talk by Dorsey w.
Hyde. Jr.. secretary. WashinKton Cham
s:45 p. m.--''The ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS
Deale. Jack Burton. and William De-
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Music Forum conducted by Frank
Kimmel. presenting az special attrac-
ton Stefan Kozakevichs brilliant young
| 1918 D. rn.--.'Latest News Flashes
from our Times-Herald studio.
WRHF-Washington -32S
$3.50 .. m.-Childrens period con
$3.50 p. m.--Resume of municipal gov
eminent activities by James 3. Chinn,
District Building correspondent.
p, m.--Dinner concert.
$3.50 to p. m.-MusicaI program
WTFF-WashlngtOn
1880 p. m.-Tom Robertson, bantoist.
7:45 ,. m.--Elliott Autton, basso.
Sp m.--Jesge e. Veitch, tenor.
8:15 p. m.-Honolulu Serenaders.
sentative from Nebraska.
S:46 p. ni.-'Lest We Forget. Lyons
.. m.-Bernard I. McNulty. reader.
what Know About Haircuts."
9:15 p. m.--Miss Marian PiersoD.
pianist.
| $3.50 .. m.-John Fetty Thrift Week
speaker. Thrift of Owning Your Own
Home"
9:45 p. m.-1Garjorie soper, songs and
/ ballads.
10 b. m.--John II. shreve. reader.
1915 p. m.-Tom Robertson, banjoist.
Observation-Disclosures
7:4S.p. v1n.-'.Bronchitis.s' health talk
/ prepared by United States Public
Health Service.
The Washington times., 1928-01-20

The music comes clearly to rOomful Of
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tubes(. You may have expected that first
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