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Imperial Valley press., 1928-09-27
Alleges Husband Too Cruel-An

Alleges Husband Too Cruel-An
action seeking divorce was filed ut
the county clerk 5 office This morn
ing by Christine Horne against Ed
ward J. Horne. The plaintiff al
lcgcs in the complaint that the de
fendant has been guilty of extreme
mental and physical cruelty. The
couple was married in Oklahoma in
1925 and separated here in August.
One child has been born to the
-aion. Jtley and Nuffer appear as
attorneys for the plaintiff.
Imperial Valley press., 1928-09-27

Regular Meeting of American
Conservation Club Monday evening
Oct. 1st. Matters of Importance tc
he discussed FGll attendance de-.
sired. 2't2
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Apprehend Gypsy Woman-Lena
Nicholas, %, a gypsy, was picked up
at Mount Signal this morning by
attaches Of the shcriff's office. Tha
woman is being held for Identified
1ion. T; is believed that She might be
enc Of the troupe sought by san
Luis Olispo authorities in connec-
tion with the theft Of $2.I00.
Barbara worth Hote' Club
Breakfast, 25c up Merchants lunch
o0c; Table d ; bote dinner, $l0O .
Air Cooled. adv
Collections Everywhere. Imperial
Valley Credit ASS n. ll3 No. Fifth,
adv
Hazel ". Baker, teacher OF piano.
Individual ana class instruction. 655
Ueil. Phone 22eW. adv
DR.. Harry Hooper, Dentist. 647
Main St. Phone 3S2W. adv
We Loan TO Bul6, ouy or refin.
ence. Tyler Insurance Agency. adv
Files Minor Civil Action-A civil
acticr was filcd at the county
clerk s office Ills morning by VIII
& wood as Hquidato. of thr Far
iner 5 and Merchant 5 lank Of In
perial against Lloyd s. Ayncs and
several persons fictitiously named.
Tic action is based on two promis-
sorry notes in the total sum Of 5000.
s. 7. Williams appears Is attorney
fsr the plaintiff.
George H. Eacke, director of agri.
culture, calls a meeting of aspara-
gus growers to discuss and adopt
srades and grading rules for this
district. The meeting viii be held
Monday night, October l, at P. N.
at the office of the county horticui-
tural commissioner. adv
The Academy of Music, Elmer A.
Todd, director, viii open Monday,
Sept. 10. Monthly Sunday afternoon
musicales. Pupils musical and So
cial affairs. Most up to date ideas in
technique, and Interpretation for
students OF all grades Phone 466W.
adv
Postpone Ball Meeting The meet
ing Of the Night Baseball League
officials and managers which vas
originally scheduled TO hc held in
The offices Of James Glassford,
president. has been continued in
definitely 1t is expected that the
meeting will be held carly next
week at which time complete ar
1angements fer the winter season
will he made.
Let Your Money Work for You
We can place loans in the amount
Of $1,000 and up. first mortgages,
SO net to you. Edgar Bros. Realty
co. COS Main St, Fl Centre. Phone
No. 100 adv
Williams Music Studio. Band and
orchestral instruments. Students
nay now register. $40 Main ST.
Phone Gj7. adv
Appear in Los Angeles Case -
Judge 4. G. Fiuncy Of the superior
court and John Kcpley, court re-
porter, were in Los Angeles yes'cr-
day. They had been subpoenacl
in an action brought by J. W. Tren-
holm against y. /. Stockweu charg-
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Williams Music Studio. Band and
orchestral instruments. Students
nay now register. so Main ST.
Phone Gj7. adv
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Dine In Comfort. New Oregon
Hotel Coffee Shop. Air Cooled. Open
all night. sdv
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M-. and Mrs. John c. Canton will
open their studio at 800 Len Rey
Ave, Oct. 1st. Registration receiv
ed on or after that date for voice
or coaching. adv
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Appear in Los Angeles Case =
Judge \. G. Fiuncy Of tAc superior
court and John Kcpley, court re-
porter, were in Los Angeles yes,cr-
day. They had been subpoenae1
in an action brought by J. W. Tren-
holm against \. /. StockweN charg
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We Loan 20 Bu,lG, ouy or refin'
ance. Tyler Insurance Agency. adv
Imperial Valley press., 1928-09-27

Hazel n. Baker, teacher of piano.
individual ana class instruction. 655
Hell. Phone 22GW. adv
Imperial Valley press., 1928-09-27

Let Your Money Work for You
We can place loans in the amount
Of $1,000 and up. first mortgages,
SO net to you. Edgar Bros. Realty
co. COS Main St, Fl Centre. Phone
No. 100. adv
Imperial Valley press., 1928-09-27

Collections Everywhere. Imperial
Valley Credit Ass n. l13 No. Fifth,
adv
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Or. Harry Hooper, Dentist. 647
Main 81. Phone 3S2W. adv
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away from his home ana an investi-
cation is being conducted by the
probation officer. The boy was
brought to the sheriff's office pend
ing the outcome of the probe.
Imperial Valley press., 1928-09-27

The Academy of Music, Elmer A.
Todd, director, viii open Monday,
Sept. 10. Monthly Sunday afternoon
Pupils musical and So
cial affairs. Most up to date ideas in
technique, and Interpretation for
students Of all grades Phone 466W.
adv
Imperial Valley press., 1928-09-27

George H. Hacke, director of agri
culture, calls meeting of aspara-
gus growers to discuss and adopt
srades and grading rules for this
district The meeting viii be hciG
Monday night, October l, at P. m.
at the office of the county horticui-
tural commissioner. adv
Imperial Valley press., 1928-09-27

Hazel lone Beauty shoppe open
under new management. G22 Main.
adv
Imperial Valley press., 1928-09-27

DR.. A. B. Hanson, nentis:, Davies
Bldg. Extraction specialize. ady
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Covered Buttons and quality hem.
stitching. Mrs. Wilson, 1928 Broad
way. Phone 40W. adv
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ing malicious prosecution. Judge
Finney and Keply had appeared in
4 previous action brought by Stock
we'll against Trenholm, the court
holding that the plaintiff had pre-.
scnted Fabricated documents.
Imperial Valley press., 1928-09-27

Wash Frock Shoppe. $50 Holt.
Full line new Nelly Don dresses.
Guaranteed for washing. Prices
$l95, 1926, 1895. adv
Imperial Valley press., 1928-09-27

Violin Studio. Horace Williams,
teacher of violin. All grades. Special
system for beginners. Students may
now register. $40 Main. Phone 657.
adv
Imperial Valley press., 1928-09-27

Fast Trucks for long hauls. Furni.
-ure q speciality. Ed Royce.
m t W If
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Permanent Wave. so. Parisienne
Beauty Shop. Phone 7S2. adv
Imperial Valley press., 1928-09-27

Barbara Worth Hote' Club
Breakfast, 25c up Merchants lunch,
o0c; Table d : hote dinner, $l.0O
Air Cooled. adv
Imperial Valley press., 1928-09-27

Let Your Money Work for You
We can place loans in the amount
Of $1,000 and up, first mortgages
SCI net to you. Edgar Bros. Realty
Co. COS Main St., Fl Centre. Phone
No. 100. adv
Imperial Valley press., 1928-09-27

ASKS $500 Award CT Note-A
civil action was flied At the county
clerk : office this morning bv L.
Z. Campbell against Manley O..
Dowcl. Ruby r. Dowen, II. c. Left
Ter and Thcodocia Lefflcr and sew
N fictitiously named defendants.
The action is based on a promissory
note in the sum Of $6,S90. the
plaintiff alleging that nothing has
been paid on it. $. p. Williams
appears rs attorney fer the plain
tiff.
Permanent Wave. o10. Parisienne
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Hazel lone Beauty Shoppe open
Inaer new management. CO. Main.
adv
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/. StHelI.
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Apprehend Gypsy Woman Lena
Nicholas, %, gypsy, was picked up
at Mount Signal this morning by
attaches Of the shcriff's office. Tha
woman is being held for iientifica-
tion T is believed that She might be
cne Of the troupe sought by san
Luis Olispo authorities in conaec-
tion with the theft Of $2.I00.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1928-02-21
The Chief Forester Resigns.

After twenty~four years In the For
est Service, during eight of which he
has been at its head as chief forester.
Cob. William r. Greeley has resigned
from Government duty 10 enter bust
ness career. This announcement, made
yesterday. causes distinct feeling OF
regret locally for the loss VI n Wash
tngtonisn who has made q wide circle
Of friends and nationally for the loss
VI h valuable public servant. Col. Gree
Icy won his position as chief forester
through merit and experience. lie be-
came associated with the service In IT,
early days, when the conservation Of
the natural resources Of the country
first became q subject Ut keen public
concern. His early work In forest pres
eryatiOn and development was In Cali
fofniA BE was a devoted "wOodsman.'
applying scientific aptitudes 10 the study
VI forest culture and care. The eco.
n0mic aspect of The timber resources OF
the country appealed N him especially
and throughout his service he has en-
deayored 10 advance the principle 0i
the profitable utilization Of the trees
without depletion and especially with
Uut waste. When he was made chief
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1928-02-21

about some Of IT. leading opponents.
Any one who IL at all familiar with
the political game knows that he Is not
trying to make votes for the Democratic
candidate at present. There will be
plenty Of time for that five or six or
seven months hence. That Dallas
speech Is addressed to the Democracy.
The point Of the matter that should
be taken into serious consideration at AL
bany is that Senator Reed Is getting in on
the ground floor with an actual CAM
paign issue, that Of Republican iniquity.
He Is presenting himself as the cham
picn of honesty. as the foe Of privilege,
as the pursuer Of scandal, as the ex-
poser of corruption. The party in
power, he declares, Is honeycombed
with intrigue in behalf Of the corpora
tons and the wealthy individuals. 1t
must be ousted. And In the process OF
ousting it the Democracy must use the
materials that he, the inquisitor. has
provided. The syllogism is evident.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1928-02-21
A Useless Alias.

A New York rabbit importing firm is
said to have offered considerable cash
prize for a new name for rabbit meat
A circular announcing the contest
pointed out that consumers Of swine
flesh ask specifically for bacon. ham,
sausage, etc.
Why 1t should be necessary or even
advisable to replace the good old word
rabbit" with some new synthetic name.
like those that have so thoroughly per-
meated the fur trade. does not appear.
People who like to eat Molly Colonial
or the larger Western varieties. or the
big, imported and succulent Belgians.
are never deferred by the name. A
we'll cooked and we'll seasoned tender
young rabbit is about as good eating
as one can enjoy. Some have preju-
dice against Bunny as a table delicacy
just why. rabbit lovers find 1t difficult
to imagine.
It is true that some larger animals.
with a variety of flesh and Of cuts. re-
joice In names descriptive Of the entire
body, such as beef" mutton" and
"venison." A rabbit Is quite different
sort OF animal, so small that one does
not ask for loin or leg. There Is no
more reason for inventing q new name
for this prolific. cleanly and gastronomi-
cally delightful little quadruped than
there Is for the arrival at a new name
for the flesh of a black bass. brook
trout or q pheasant.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1928-02-21
Worlds Imagination Quickened
By TelevisiOn Across the Sea

life 1t seldom occurs to most people
even to desire to see across the Atlantic
But no doubt. in proportion to the
mechanical improvement OF television
will come q change in outlook. Not
many years were needed to form the
telephone habit or the automobile habit;
we may be sure that a workable tele-
vision. when II comes. will be greeted
as eagerly as radio bfoadcasting has
been. Less formidable year by year
will be the unplumbed. salt. estrangins
lea.'"
almost before we can realize IT,"
predicts the San Francisco Bulletin. I'VE
shall be watching parades or prize fights
Oh the televisor Of our radio receivers
at home. And from that To the visual
as we'll as audible broadcasting of plays
Ii will seem but step In the nodernly
rapid stride OF science. We may even
summon the image of witness overseas
and hear his voice giving testimony In
a courtroom thousands Of miles from
the locality Of hts actual presence Tele-
vision combined with radio reception
and aviation promises to make the
world very small place indeed. though
these also threaten 10 make 1t somewhat
crowded But 1t should be better
world. ireer Of Misunderstanding. and
the hatred bred OF them. Pessimists
have contended that science Is imperil-
Ing the race by the rapid development
OF destructive engines and forces. But
civilization. with u genius for fine
balance. provides constructive achieve
ments as well. Teleyision, through the
extension of another sense contact. will
draw peoples Of the world closer to-
gether. make them better acquainted
with each other. and thereby less liable
to come into armed conflict over differ
ences that should be anienable TO
peaceful settlement"
Predictions are always dangerous"
remarks the Manchester Union, but In
the light of the successes In the trans
mission OF sound. won IN the last decade
that have placed the radio In homes In
every part Of the world. with the ad-
vantages that this achievement brings,
II Ia not difficult to accept the statement
OF the young Scotchman who was the
author Of the recent experiment. that
before the end Of the present year
regular two-way television service will
be established between London and New
York. and that eventually television will
BE- possible wherever the radio telephone
Is III operation"
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1928-02-21
ANSWERS TO QUESTIONS
BY FREDERIC ]. HASKIN.

stems. will they spoil more quickly7-
q. H. G.
A. They begin to heat and bleed more
quickly, but this can be controlled easily
by keeping the cherries In cold water
Until wanted. Cherries for canning have
been kept in water for two or three
days without deteriorating.
@. Is there "red snow" near the North
Pole?-D. G.
A. A microscopic algae. protococcus
nivalis, grows on the surface snow In
the far north. and in some places i'm
parts crimson tinge TO the snow.
@. Are more prescription medicines
being used or are doctors prescribing
proprietary nedicines?-C. N. q.
A. Complete data on the subjec. has
not been compiled. One study Of 10
600 prescriptions showed that from 10
to S5 per cent called for the skill Of
the pharmacist In their compromising.
Another survey showed that the num-
Der OF ingredients included in 1000
prescriptions totaled 2.6S0. OF these
81.4 per cent we're official and 1873 ner
cent non-oficial. AS the STUDY rro-
gressed- the ingredients Of 1857 pre-
scriptions were tabulated. These we're
found to contain A0,454 items. Of which
40 PEI cent we're IN tEle united States
Pharmacopeia." 5.4 per cent in the
National Formulary." SO per cent non
official but not proprietary and 10 per
cent proprietary.
O. Where did jefferson write the
| Declaration of Independence?-D. P.
| A. The location Of the house In which
| he wrote the document was on the
| south side Of Market street. Philadel-
| phia. between Seventh and Eighth
streets. The house is no longer stand
| ing but the desk upon which he wrote
has been preserved and is the property
of the Federal Government
C. K. ' wa 0AA
| A. II properly stored in cool maya
zine 1t can be kept indefinitely.
@. Is there a college In the United
States devoted exclusively TO training
! women for the practice of incidence
, P. B.
| A. The Womans Medical College of
| Pennsylvania in Philadelphia is de.
voted exclusively to the training Of
women in medicine. surgery and their
subsidiary branches.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1928-02-21
A Futile Invention.

Use Of q mechanical man to unveil
q statue in New York leads to inter-
esting speculation as to the future OF
this novelty. Certainly the human be-
ing usually selected to pun the cord
at an unwilling ceremony generally
manages to give every one else the
impression that he or she feels very
silly.
Young and beautiful ladies who
smash bottles Of liquid over the bows
Of new vessels might well be replaced
by thoughtless mechanical women that
no doubt would do as good q Job Of
bottle smashing as the real live article.
with all due respect TO the sweet young
things
Toastmasters at banquets might we'll
save their thunder for other occasions.
allowing themselves to be initiated by
mechanical toastmasters that would be
restricted In their functions to arising
and pointing TO the next speaker.
Mechanical trafiic policemen, mod
eled and dressed to resemble exactly
the present guardians Of Our corners.
would be able to move the semaphore
and wave their arms with precision.
their only limitation being an inability
TO utter a word.
Every real human being will be able
TO think OF countless other persons
who might probably have their places
filed by mechanical personages, thus
relieving the wear and tear on life.
the strain which aries as the result OF
too much humanity.
Alas! 1t would all be futile. however
for no sooner shall this mechanical
man be invented and put TO good use
than some heartless inventor will arise
TO give him q voice. And q talking
mechanical manor woman-wiil be
worse than real live ones.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1928-02-21

Many readers send in questions
signed only with initials, asking that
the answer appear in the newspaper.
The space Is limited and would not
accommodate fraction of such re-
quests. The answers published are ones
that may interest many readers. rather
than the one that asks the question
only. All questions should be accompa-
MED with the writer's name and adj
dress and 2-cent stamp for reply.
Send your question to The Evening
Star Information Bureau. Frederic J.
Haskin, Director. Washington, D. C..
@. How fast do the fastest fish
swim?-F. L.
A. The barracuda is one OF the fast
est, II not the fastest. It can swim from
10 to " miles per hour.
@. Is Rio de Janeiro situated In a
Federal district as Washington. D. c.
is?-B. G.
A. It is situated In Federal district.
about eight times the size OF the Dis
trict of Columbia. The municipal or
ganization Is under the contract OF the
Brazilian Government but the citizens
have a voice In local affairs, being rep
resented in the National Congress BY
three Senators and ten Deputies.
@. Please give address Of committee
on public information.-I. p.
A. The committee Of public Informs
ton was war bureau and Is now out
Of existence. It's publications are no
longer available.
@. How much damage do rats cause
In the United States?-A. G. T.
A. Damage by rats TO produce and
property in the United States amounts
to about 5000, 000,0 900 annually. Rats
affect larger percentage Of the popu-
lat;on than any other pest in existence
@. have been told that certain
mountains in China are held sacred by
the Confucianists. Which ones are
they?--M. A.
A. Tai Shan in Shantung. Hang
Shan in Shansi. Sung Shan in Honan
Hua Shan in Shensi. and Heng Shan
in Human are held sacred by the Con-
fucianists In the opinion of most
Chinese. WI Tai Shan In Shansi and
Omei in Szechuen are equally sacred
The latter are shrines for Buddhist pill
grims.
@. When cherries are picked without
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1928-02-21
THIS AND THAT
BY CHARLES f. TRACEWELL.

very pretty. Mr.. Pope. but It is not
Homer"
No, his best work was done in the
poems mentioned, In which one finds
lines proverbial in character.
Here are few Of them:
"A little learning is . dangerous
thing"
ITO err is human, to forgive divine"
Fools rush in where angels fear to
:. AN !, honest mans the noblest work
The feast Of reason and the flow of
SOUL"
Damn with faint praise, assent with
civil leer."
Man never is, but always to be.
blest."
Who looks through Nature up to
Natures God"
In his satire addressed to Mr..
Fortescue, Pope made plain his self
appointed task In the world:
YES while while I live no rich or noble
Shall walk the world in credit to his
grave.
TO virtue only. and her friends a friend,
The world beside may murmur, or
commend.
Know all the, the distant din that world
Rolls 0 %H x my gr0tto, and but sOothes
In this poem occurs one Of the famous
quotations mentioned:
There st. John mingles With NV
friendly bowl
The feast of reason and the flow of
SOUL"
The next Of these "Satires" is a
particularly pleasing one, whose intent
is announced in the first two lines:
What. and how great, the virtue and
the art
To live on little with cheerful heart"
II plain bread and milk, the poet
says, tastes good II one is hungry
enough. The pleasure lies in you, and
not the meat"
He says:
Between excess and famine lies a
mean
Plain. but not sordid; though not splen-
did. clean"
Pope believes that only he knows how
to live who keeps the middle state and
leans neither to this side nor to that
Temperance brings health and happi-
ness.
In the midst Of typical Pope verse
occurs the following shining couplet:
"Oh. impudence Of wealth! with all thy
store,
How darest thou let one worthy man
be poor?"
Modern social science Is based upon
this observation, which wealthy people
OF all degrees have joined in upholding.
Because. as Pope shortly puts 1t:
Who thinks that fortune cannot
change her mind
Prepares a dreadful jest for all man.
kind"
In this Satire" too. occurs that best
line for inscribing over fireplace to
greet ones friend:
None comes too early, none departs
too late
These verses give a rather complete
picture. do they not. of a man, with
all his faults and all his virtues, as
he himself saw himself In the full
length mirror OF his sheet OF paper?
Born to Ill health. he lived life In
print rather than in actually. That
he had high ideals, from which he
sometimes fell. Is more or less certain.
That his motives were often misunder-
stood. is no less true.
Perhaps he talked bit too much
about virtue. In the abstract. making
some feel that he did. indeed las Shake
speare put IL, protest too much.
He was. however. a very human man,
whose protestations must be taken at
their face value today. even II some Of
his contemporaries did not accord him
that simple justice.
He handled our mother tongue like
q master. That Is enough for us.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1928-02-21
A Warning TO Albany.

Cor. Smith OF New York may know
his political onions thoroughly. and be
fully aware Of all the necessities incl
dent 70 pre-conyention campaign for
o presidential nomination, but his
quiescent role may be made difficult
for him 10 maintain with advantage.
He has said on several occasions that
he is not q candidate, in the sense of
actually seeking the nomination. tina:
he IL deYoting himself 10 the business
and that he is not concerned about
any further political honors. But his
friends have been making a regular
candidate Of him. In their activities in
the States and in the delegate districts
in various part Of the country. and 1t
Is generally accepted that he is the
leader ia the Democratic fleid. With the
field somewhat ia the position of the
losers in the first great internationa!
yacht race, IN which the America was
% lar ahead that there were 10
others"
la these circumstances, Coy. Smith
---or his friends, who are conducting
his impefsonai candicaey~may be en-
tirely content 70 let nature take Its
course. trusting 10 the momentum of
the Smith movement to carry 1t across
the line In June. But Senator James
Reed Of Missouri is ia action, having
announced certain principles and made
al bit the final statement Of cand.-
dscy. He has taken the stump In q
tour through the South that may be ex-
tended into other sections. And II his
opening gun. at Dallas last night. Is \
sample VI his artillery work, he may
esase considerable difficulty for the
Smith campaign later
For Senator Reed is starting right
out 70 smash blows at The enemy. liz
t talking al many another Democratic
speilbindef will talk next Summer
when the presidential campaign IL on
tn fun He M not saying q word about
/. himself, but is saying msny biHr;ne
Isorcx shout the Republican partyis1e