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America. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1905-current, 1920-01-13
din FucA C)NDE|U[UL.

Legile din tara aceasta impun
fabricantilor sa ia masuri pen
tru apararea vietii cratorilor.
Acci earl nu sc Supun dispozltill-
nilor legei, ~slmt responsabili 81
suffer consccintele. I'm tinar de
% de ami, in floarea virstei cade
intr'm cazan lcu apa fearta 81
moare in dureri groazniee. sn
urma lui lasa parintf, caror
mingaiere 81 razim era mortul.
Sa Sc cercctezeJ cum IS a petrecut
cazul. 81 daca Sc va afla ca Ia
bricantul ma luat destule masnrl
ca sa apere viata lua'atorilor, 81
Sc faca cunoscut justitiei 81 parin-
til SIT se constitute ca parte cl
villa. cerind despag,ubiri. Cazurllf
de soiul acesta nu trebue laSatf
balta. Gel in drept. s0cietatea To-
Gala. sau un delegat special q
Cniunei ar trebui sd lnyestlgo
zc cazul. Din cauza unei ncgll
ienti a faIbricantului. daca a fos1
ncglijenta, s'a perdut 0 vlata dt
om. nadejdea 81 razamul unol
parinti batrini 81 sufera 81 lnln
nca. = Nu-i asa -.
Mergem spre perfectiune, ces
mai malta expresiune a desvo!
tarii. dar. ierteni-se indraZneala
$; spre nebunie. Sc agita idei;
dintilor perfect. earl sa Sc po
triveasca chipului nostru. fisono
miei noastre. I-auzi ce zlc propo
vaduitorii acestei idei:
Fata noastra poate seamana CT
unul din parintii nostri, dar din
til poate seamana Gu al mu
stramos, 81 nu formeaza comple
xul armonios care trebue sa eXl
sta in orr ce figura desavirslt;l
deci. trebue sd lie punem dlnt
carl Sc potrivesc chipului nos
tru: sd scoatem pc eel 7buni.. o
din osul nostru 81 Sc punem al
til. mai marunti sau mai naltl
mai latareti sau mai ingusti. as;
ca sa no stea bine END he ,.faso
linn" - HIM.. Daca G vorb.
ne asa. apoi moi venim GU 0 pro
punere 81 mai extra: se. .1nloculn
| tot co sta in calea unui cOmple'
armonios. Tn mas cit patIaglcd
O rura cit sura: urechi ca II
magyar - numai la barbati ca fe
meile le ascund ecu parul; :
ochi mici 81. spalaciti; tot, abso
lut tot. Ca Sc devenim mai per
fccti ca perfectul. = Nu-i asa
Ori so facem ca oamenI. orr 81
dam dracului. Numai asa. cu cir
peli. nu merge.
Pc linga ministerul justitia
s'a infiintat un department. ca
re insarcinat sd resolve scum
petea traiului. in capul acestn
Department s'a numit 0 femei'
d-ra Edith Strauss. = Toata lu
mea resuflat usurata. De asst
data stunt sperante ca Sc va fa
ce ceva Planul d-rei Struss
foarte bun. Sc va arata in alt
parte: g vorba numai daca VI
ascultata.
America. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1905-current, 1920-01-13
P L u G u L e T q L.
COLIND DE ANUL NOU.
CUM CoLINDA TARANII DIN
ROMfNIA.

Ha ha hal copii argati
Staff putin 81 nu minati,
Casa sculat mai'aR
Badica Traian
81 'ncalecat
TPe-um cal invatat
Gu hume de Graur
Gu eeaua> de aur
Gu friu de matasa
Cit nina de groasa
Minati Ma!
Hal ha hal.
Sa ridica in scarf
Si umfla in mari
1si fa'cu ochii roata
Pcste cimpia toata
Ca sd aleaga loc curat
De arat. de samanat
Mmati Ma!
iai ha hal.
"a apucat intro Joi
III plug GU doisprezece boi
}oi bourei
n cap tintosei
=, ooads noy1nlhoi
De ii mai mare drag de eli
Minati Ma!
Hal ha hal.
Iiua toata au arat
3razla neagra-a resturnat
printre brazda-a semanat
1riu marunt 81 griu de vara
De la Domnnl Sc rasara
Mmati Ma!
Hai ha hal.
va luna Ia saptamina
| Isl lua ziua buna
Isl Sc ducea ca sa vada
IDe ia dat Dumnezeu roada
Era in paiu ca trestia
81 in spic ca vrabia
Ninati Ma!
| Tai ,ha hal.
ITraian sa 1ntoarse voios
| Stun alt cal din graJd a SEQ
! Cal frumos 81 nasdravan
Gum ii placea lui Traim
INegru ca corbu
lutte ca focu
| Gu potcoave de argint
ICES spornice la fugit
Minati Ma!
| 4ai ha hal.
Isl a!erga pc la OraSe
La Ploiesti 81 la Pitesti
Chiar 81 n mfndrul Bucmresti
lSe caute seceri mari
IPentru seceratori tari
Isl altele mai mititele
ISa tale nepoti GU ele
Isl una mare bocarna
Pentru soacra cea hatr1ns,
ICare sade tot pc vine
Isl site rostul mai bine
Minati Ma!
Hai ha hal.
Culcas& de Nick Nan, din Salen
/ Ohio.
America. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1905-current, 1920-01-13

@ cpmpanie a vindut 44O ae-
roplanc h-lui B. Il. Brookins DIM
Tulsa, Okla, pc I'm pref de ~,
500. 600. M sc spune cc vrea d.
Rrookins sa faca Gu Gle, fnsa u
nul dintre ofrciantii companiei de
aeroplane, care a inchciat afaca
rea Gu Brookins a spus ca la is
voarelc de uleu 81 petrol G mare
trebuinta de aerGplane.
ITO virtuti trebuiesc unui ON
ideal. Cleveland. - Preotui
DR.. II. Samuel intrebat. DUNN.
neca trecuta, pc membrii din
congregatia lui. ca sal raspunda
ICE calitati trebuiesc unui tInar
ideal" La aceasta intrebare un
grup de femei all prezentat un
mcmoriu in care erau scrise 179
de virtuti pc care rm om ideal
trebue sd lie poseada.
Lucruri Jude. Chicago. -
Elburn, H.. a avut o ri foartn
fericita. Ninerea trecuta din Ca
lifornia a fost TRIMS un wagon
plin Gu vim in statul Pennsylva-
MIA. pentru scopuri medicale. In
apropiere de Elburn. vagonul a
trebuit sd fie lasat la parte din
cauza unui accident Insa pesta
noapte vinul inceput sa dispa-
ra. asa ca guvernul a fost slit 81
trimita patru agenti federali 81
vada unae dfsparut lucru!
,,ud".
All seara 700 galoane au fost
date voluntar indarat. despre
rest nu site nineni unde sc afla
fncercare de a comunica Gu lu-
na. = Washington. = Sc anunta
de la institutul Smithsonian cS
Prof Goddard a inventat ra-
:heta ~pe care vrea ca sa 0 arun,
ce in aer aprinsa spre atrage
latentia celor de-pe luna. daca 10
lcuieste cineva acolo. Aceasta ra
lcheta are o yelocitate (iuteala
de 5000 urine pc secunda. Prof
Goddard crede ca. racheta lui SC
va ridica atit de sus in cit va
scapa din atmosfera, cit 81 dir
cercu1 de atracte al pammtului
| Iintrind in cereal de atractie a.
Ilunei. astfel cazfnd pc ca. Aces
| Ifenomen va Fl urmarit de aproa
pe prin mijlocul telescopului.
carranza faXorixeasa regimu'
Ibolsevist. SsA Antonio. - In
eormatiile date de catra agent
| lguvernului arata ca guvernul u
Carranza planuieste a stabili III
.egim bolsevist lin Mexico. Aces
program este foarte. multi spriii
nit de catra Americana care n
fugit de armaM.
Asertiilc ga americana care q,
fugit de armata sunt implicat
in aceasta afacefe. 81 ca acesti;
lucra din rasputeri ca sa pun;
Mexicul sub jugul radical, sun
bazate pc declaratiile facute d
catra organul partidului comu
MIST din Mexico. mformatiile dat
lie catra agentii guvernului tind
4 intari acele declaratii.
! Dupa cum spune acel organ, il
Mexico Sc afla 10000 de amer
,ani care au fugit ca sa nu ii
| lusi in armata. Dintre aceSti
multi s'au 1ntors in Statcle Unite
'nsa cei mai multi au ramas
| colo.
Guvernul Smirnei mort. :
Constantinopol. - Izzet Bey, gu
| yernorul general al Smirnei, s
anunta ca murit. Izzet Bey
murit de moarte subita, Sc z:c
"a suffered de dureri de inima.
Negrii insati. - New York. :
In decursul anului 1919 noua NJ
grii. fosti soldati, au fost linsa'
America. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1905-current, 1920-01-13

O cpmpanie a vindut 440 ae.
roplane h-lui B. Il. Brookins di1
Tulsa, Okla, pc un pref de 81
100000. Nh Sc spune &c vrea d.
Brookins sd faca Gu Gle, fnsa II
nul dmtre ofrciantii companiei d,
aeroplane, care a imchciat afac 2
rea Gu Brookins a spus ca la is
voarele de uleu 81 petrol 9 mar
trebuinta de aeroplane.
America. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1905-current, 1920-01-13

Guvernul Smirnei mort. =
Constantinopol. - Izzet Bey, gu
vernorul general al Smirnei, 81
anunta ca a nurit. Izzet Bey Z
murit de moarte subita. sc z:cs
"a suffered de dureri de inima.
Negrii insati. - New York. =
In decursul anului 1919 noua ne
grii. fosti soldati, au fost linsat
in Statele Unite. dupa cum spu
ne I'm rapport dAe de Asociatis
Nationala pentru inaintarea Ne
grilor.
Cincizeci RADICAL arestati il
Buffalo. - Buffalo. - Cincizec
de numiti RADICAL an fost ares
tati alaltaieri de eatra agentii fe
derali 81 municipal din Buffalo
s.s
Prisoneri germani iberati. =
Paris. - fntre 5000 81 7.O00 pri
sonieri de razboiu germani yor {
liberati de catra Italia, imediat G.
Germania va trimite trenuri ca
sal transporteze.
- =
Un vapor 90 lovsgts de stinca
Weymouth, Anglia. ~ Trei1eci .
sase de persoane si-au gasit moar
tea in valuri, cind vaporul engle'
4, ,Treveal" a lovit, aruncat de I
furtuna napra1nieS, de Q stfnca
in apropicre de St. Adams.
V5porasele tripise IA ajntorul
Icelor nenorociti nn Az putut q
junge Ii tim h locrl 6essina'
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ITO virtuti trebuiesc unui o.

ideal. Cleveland. - Preotui
DR.. H. Samuel a intrebat. Dumi
ncca trecuta, pc membrii dir
congregatia lui, ca sal raspund;
ICE calitati trebuiesc unui tinal
ideal" La aceasta 1ntrebare III
grup de femei all prezentat I'll
mcmoriu in care erau scrise IL
de virtuti pc care un om idea
trebue sd le poseada.
Imperial Valley press., 1920-08-14
COX OPENS FIRE
ON NREPUbL|CANS
LEAGUE STAND
Charges Trickery and Attempt
10 SecTe Party Spoils and
Buy Control of Government.
Attdcks 4 Hain Tonight.
TV Associated PreSSl

WHEELING, w. Va, Aug. IA
Gov. Cox opened fire on the republican
opposition, charging it's leaders with
"attemptcd trickery" Of the American
people in opposition to- the league of
nations, and of conducting their cam
paign behind 'smoke screen" to Sc
cure PARTISAN spoils. Cox charged
that powerful combination of in
terests was now attempting to buy
government CONTROL" that millions
and millions" were being raised by
campaign contributions. The attack
was loosed in an address at the dem
ocratic state convention.
1t was his first vigorous assault on
the republicans and was to be fol
lowed tonight by another address to
the general public. Although advo-
cacy of the league of nations, which
the governor declared was the "great-
est movement Of righteousness in the
history Of the world" was the main
theme of his address, he also attacked
republican senatorial oligarchy."
The democrats, he said, promise
the saving of 000,000,000 annually
in government expenses.
Imperial Valley press., 1920-08-14
ARMY WILL SELL
CAVALRY HORSES

Horses which have been declared
to be too heavy to make good mounts
for United States cavalrymen, al
though in good condition and suitable
for use as draft stock will be sold at
auction within a short time at Camp
Beacon as the result of an inspection
conducted yesterday by Col. A. N.
Mcclure Of the Quartermaster Coprs,
United States army.
Colonel Mcclure has been conduct
ing an investigation of all stock Of
the Western Department of the army.
Lieut. Col. Renzihausen, commander
of Camp Beacon states that all of the
stock was rejected simply because of
being unfit for use as cavalry mounts,
principally because of being too
heavy for saddle stock.
Imperial Valley press., 1920-08-14
BOSTON CONCERN
IN THE HANDS
Of A RECEIVER
(By Associated Press)

BOSTON, Aug. 14.-Bank Commits.
sioner Allen today took charge of the
affairs of the Polish Industrial Asso.
citation. The president of this or.
ganization is also the president OF
the Hanover Trust company, and The
chief depository is Charles PonZi
whose experiments in high finance
have long created a sensation. Allen
said today that the loans of that as
sociation were either bad or of doubt
full value, and that virtually no cash
was left. He said that its affairs
were hopelessly interwound wi h
those of the Hanover Trust company,
that the capital of the association
amounted to $13,775, and that their
deposits were $350,000.
Ponzi today ate breakfast in the
county Jail, the prisoner Of the gov
ernment because of the default of
bonds amounting to 5000.
Three officers of the Old Colony
Exchange company, a rival of Ponzi's
Security Exchange company, are pris-
oners of the commonwealth, in de-
fault of bonds of $4,000 each. They
are Charles M. Brightwell, president,
Raymond Meyers, treasurer; Fred
Meyers, office manager. They are
held on a technical charge Of larceny,
charged with taking $500.
An involuntary petition in bank
ruptcy directed against three officers
of the Old Colony Foreign Exchange
Co., was filed today by three petition
ers. At the same time another petit
tion for the appointment of a receiver
for Ponzi and his Securities Exchange
Company was filed.
Samuel Zorn, agent of the Old Col
ony Foreign Exchange Co., who was
arrested yesterday, pleaded not guilty
today on the charge of grand larceny
and was released on $4,000 bail bonds.
He said he had bee working for the
company only two days.
Imperial Valley press., 1920-08-14
ASSOCIATION Or
GROWERS WOULD
STEADY MARKET
GarthUoitc Tells of Associo-
tion's AdUGat0ges. To Hold
Meetings Thursday and Fri
day 10 Plan Organization Of
association.

Speaking Of the proposed coopvra-
tive association of fruit and v?cetable
growers in Imperial county, Farm Ad-
visor E. L. Garthwaite SAID: "Fruit
and vegetables sold under the existing
conditions COST the ultimate consumer
approximately twice the price ob-
tanned by the farmer. That is, lemons
sold for 81 box would cost
tne consumer about 49, Lettuce sod
for two and a half cents a head would
cost Jhe consumer at least five cents.
The reason for this is the innUm-
cradle number of people through
whose hands the fruits and vegetables
must go under the present system Of
marketing. Most of these dealers
make profit in excess of that of
the grower. This problem can be
solved in but one way, and that one
way is the formation of cooperative
association of growers, which shall be
2 non-stock organization, viii not only
be combined formed for purpose Of
obtaining for the growers q higher
return for their money. 1t, will OBJ
tain a better rate for the grower, but
it will not do so at an Inconvenience
Of the consumer. it will mean a step
toward the abolishing of some of the
many useless in-between parties who
are present reaping a return not mer-
tied from the produce of the laborer.
"The result of this will be that
growers, who are certainly entitled to
a just profit, will be in a better pos
ition to obtain them, while the buying
public will be in much less danger of
being profiteered."
An organization committee has al
ready been formed, with j. f. O'Neill
as chairman and William Hilliker as
secretary. A meeting to consider
plans for the formation of some such
cooperative association for fruit and
vegetable growers of Imperial county
will be held in the superior court
rooms here Thursday afternoon at 8.
Thursday evening at a meeting will
be held in the basement of the Meth
odist church in Seeley, Friday after
noon at 2:30 a meeting will be held
in Poppy hall at Calipatria, and Fri
day evening at 8 a meeting will be
held in the city hall at Brawley.
Imperial Valley press., 1920-08-14
CRv Associated Press

ANTWERP, Aug. 14.-Albert, king
of the Belgians, Queen Elizabeth and
their ons, Cardinal MERCER and
many other notable figures, witnessed
today's ceremony, The American con-
tingent was led by Patrick McDon-
aid, who, standing six feet, five inches
tall, carried the American flag. The
standard bearing the name "Unted
States" was carried by II. J. Hebner,
a member of the American water polo
team, who has been a competitor in
three Olympic games.
Ailcen Riggin, the 12-year-
American girl diver, was the young
est contestant in the parade. Nils
Skoglund, u Swedish boy aged 13
years, also is an entrant in the diving
event The oldest competitor will be
Mr.. Swan, a SWcde, VINO, although y
years old helped his nations rifle
team to win first place. T..
America entered the stadium with a
1-point lead over her nearest compet-
itor, Normay, as a result of prelimin-
arY contests.
The score follows:
America 81; Norway Sc; Sweden
80; England 20; Holland 13; Belgium
13; France 10; England Z; Denmark
7; Brazil 6; South Africa 6; Switzer-
land 5; Canada 3; Italy 3; Spain 2;
Greece 2; Czechd- -Slovakia, l.
Americas score was gained for the
most part by her riflemen, while Nor
way amassed her total by the work
of her men in Watching, skating and
shooting. s..'...@
All contests and disputes on the
field will be referred to jury of ap-
peal appointed by the International
Athletic Federation. Protests must
be entered within so minutes after the
event in question is run or, in case
where the eligibility of a contestant
is questioned, before the event is run.
Each nation will start four men in
each event. The winner will be given
T points, the second s. third A, fourth
3, fifth 2, and sixth !, M. Ranger, a
Belgian, has been chosen as starter.
France won the 170-kilometer road
race, the Olympic bicycle classic to-
day. Sweden was second. Belgium
third and Denmark fourth.
Stenquist of Sweden made the best
individual time, 2S0ni. l 4-5s.; Kalten-
brum, South Africa, was second and
Onteloube, France, third.
August J. Nogara, John Otto, Err
nest T. Kockler and James B. Free
man, the American entries, all fin
ished, but their time was over five
hours. Fifteen miles from the finish,
Nogara ran over a rooster and was
Imperial Valley press., 1920-08-14
DCENTRO. CALIFORNIA SATURDAY, AUGUST H. 1920
HolUing Wind
And Shriling
Siren Thrill

Did you sleep well last night? The
wind storm was mighty uncomfort-
able while it lasted, but it made the
night lot cooler. Also it caused
some excitement.
Recollections Of days gone by were
brought up in The Press office by the
introduction of Grandma Oilamp, the
oldest of his kind now living. Grand
ma limped a bit, and would insist on
smoking, But she was welcome. En-
terprising pool hall and soft drink
owners turned on the gas, then some-
one turned in fire alarm-and the
lights came back.
With the bowling wind sweeping
dirt, papers, and signs through the
streets filled with autos, walkers and
fire department, and with the shrill-
ing siren joining in with the bowling
of the wind and the donging Of the
fire bell, and with the streets for a
moment pitch black the town was
better than movie for thrills. The
fire department did some splendid
work assembling as quickly as they
did, and in reaching the two minor
blazes before they had become fires
in reality,
Imperial Valley press., 1920-08-14
Silt Down River
In CarkoadLof

Silt is coming down the Colorado
river in huge Quantities, according to
f. n. Cronholm, superintendent of the
Imperial Irrigation district. Cron-
holm says that in a "a hour day 1O3,-
$50 carloads of silt are pouring down
the river, each carload would weigh
10000 pounds, he says.
This is the first trouble experienced
so far this year from siltage floating
down the river. So far the trouble
has not struck Ell Centre, and pro-
vided the filtering and settling sys-
TENS are in good condition may not
strike it.
Imperial Valley press., 1920-08-14
()PE:N()L. yNP|(;;
GAMES At
ANTWERP
TO-DAY I
300 Of Americas Athletes
p, March by King of Belgium
. at Opening of Sevent.,
OIympiad. America Leads
! by Point.
(By Associated Press)

ANTWERP, Aug. 14.-The Olym-
pic stadium was opened today. 1t
was formal ceremony, staged with a
setting of flags, banners and flutter-
ing pennants against background
Of white stone, cement and wood,
with royalty, off;cialdom, diplomacy,
fame and fashion participating in the
program or represented in the boxes.
But the thousands of spectators
packed about the huge oval centered
their interest in the actual contest
ants-athletes from 80 nations-who
paraded the arena and tomorrow will
begin their tests of strength and skill.
The formal ceremonies of opening
the stadium included addresses by the
King of the Belgians, who officially
presented the stadium TO Baron Pierre
de Coubertin, president of the Inter
national Olympic committee and by
number of other officials of the Bel
gian or Antwerp city government and
Belgian Olympic committees.
The cheering was continuous as the
athletes. filing in from the open space
just back of the stadium where they
had formed, nation by nation, swung
into the arena headed by the members
Of the international Olympic commit
tee.
Imperial Valley press., 1920-08-14
POLISH PEACE
DELEGATES ON
WAY TO FRONT
@(Bv Associated Press

WARSAW, Aug. "a. = PoIand's
peace delegation of 16 members, with
military aids, clerks, stenographers
one of whom is woman, prepared
last night to leave for the battle front
to meet representatives of the Rus
sian soviet government. Announce
ment was made that correspondents
will not be permitted to go to the
front unless word allowing them to
travel came from the Bolshevik gov
eTnment.
Imperial Valley press., 1920-08-14
DESERTER NABRED ON
CHARGE OF BURGLARY

John Brookman. alleged deserter
from the United States navy, will be
taken to San Diego this afternoon
by Police Officer Joe Naughtley.
Brookman was arrested here on q
charge of burglary, but was acquitted.
During his examination it was discov-
cred that he had deserted from the
navy. He was then held pending
word from San Diego, and is now on
his way there to stand trial.
Imperial Valley press., 1920-08-14
HARDING TO SPEAK
AT MINNEAPOLIS
CBv Associated Press,

CHICAGO, Aug. IA. - Senator
Harding. republican nominee for pres
ident will speak at the Minnesota
state fair at Minneapolis, September
8, Senator Harry New, chairman of
the republican speakers bureau an
nOunced today.
Imperial Valley press., 1920-08-14
JAPAN REPLIES TO
SAHGALIEN NOTE
(Ry Associated PraSs)


WASHINGTON, Aug. 14.-Japan's
reply to the American note protesting
against Japanese occupation of the
northern part of the Island of Sag
halien, has been received by the state
department.
Imperial Valley press., 1920-08-14

given a bad fall. His legs and arms
We're severely bruised and his jaw and
chin were cut bdly. He finished
gamely, however.
The American Olympic Committee
has withdrawn the names of Ted
Schneider, U.S.A., and John r. Grant,
U.S.N., from the American entries in
the Olympic boxing competitions, on
the ground that they have boxed for
prizes it was announced today. Both
of the men were entered in the 175-
pound class. Schneider was alleged
to have boxed with professional in
Imperial Valley press., 1920-08-14
WAR HERO DIES

TBV NSSOCTdTGU
PATERSON, N. j., Aug. 14.-Rich-
ard Foran, who survived the world
war with % wounds while a member
of the 309th machine gun battalion,
was killed today by lightning.
Imperial Valley press., 1920-08-14
PRESBYTERIAN CHURCH

Rev. Oscar Sweeney will preach at
the Union services tomorrow evening
at the Presbyterian church. >Good
music. Everybody cordially invited
to enjoy the service with US.
Imperial Valley press., 1920-08-14
(By Associated Press)

ANTWERP, Aug. 14.-The REIN
statement Of Dan Ahearn of the Illi-
nois Athletic club, who was dismissed
yesterday from the American Olympic
team for insubordination, was an
nounced today. Ahearn apologized
today in the presence of both Ameri-
can committee, closing the incident.
Imperial Valley press., 1920-08-14
McGRAW DON'T KNOW

NEW YORK, Aug. 4-John McGraw, manager of the
New York Giants today told the district attorneys office
that his mind blank to how John Slavin,
cal comedy actor received fractured skull while Nc
Graws company Sunday.
Imperial Valley press., 1920-08-14
nv Associated Press,

WARSAW, Aug. 14.-Russians at
tacking Warsaw worked we'll toward
the rear of the city's defenses, at
taclling Plonsk, within a dozen miles
northwest of Warsaw, according to
the official communiQue.
Imperial Valley press., 1920-08-14
ROOSEVELT ON TOUR

SIOUX FALLS S. d, Aug. I4-Franklm Roosevelt
democratic presidential nominee arrived here this
morning, and departed at for Mitchell and Salem
where he is to make short addresses He will return here
late today for an address tonight
Imperial Valley press., 1920-08-14
LAST MINUTE BULLETINS
PLOTTER FLEES
(By AssOciated PreSs)

NEW YORK Aug. 14.-Arthur Ecrement, former men,
Der of the Canadian parliament whose drawn into
New Yorks "S5 100000 bond plot secretly departed for
Canada last night, it was learned at Ellis Island
Imperial Valley press., 1920-08-14

SAN DIEGO, Aug. 14.-News Of
the arrest of Frederick Fox at En-
senada, charged by the Cantu govern
ment with carrying letter inimical to
the Cantu interest from Charles Dern-
stein, now of San Diego, to Cantu Of
ficers at Ensenada, reached here Fri
day on the arrival Of the power
schooner, Olga d. Fox is to be taken
to Mexicali for military trial.