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Indiana daily times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1914-1922, 1920-08-10
Big League Stuff

The White Sox accumulated two vic
tories and second place yesterday, the
Nationals suffering in the former, to 2
and to 4.
Bob shawkey. with marvellous as
sistance from the justly famed Babe
IN fielding way. stood the CIeYe-
land Indians on their heads and won
fer the YaniSs, 8 to 3.
The Giants resumed their march
toward first place with a sock at the
otherwise fast travelling Pirates, whom
they Slapped, to o.
The Cardinals used seventeen players
and so did the PhiIlies, but the st. Louis
seventeen did the greater damage, tax
ing an eleven-inning thing, II to 10.
The Red Sox had an eleven inning set
to with the Browns. which resulted In a
s. to-4 score for the BostOnese.
The Reds managed to get back
into the penant hunt in the National
league by twice pasting the Braves,
10 to and TO 2.
The Tigers found little difficulty with
the Athletics, Naylor being the opening
victim, 5 to ..
Grover Alexander is finding the east
less and less what it once was. The
Dodgers took him in a 6 to 5 game.
KHduff cleaned the bases in the eighth
after the batter preceding him had been
passed purposely.
Indiana daily times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1914-1922, 1920-08-10
TOO RAW FOR REFEREE.

JERSEY CITY, Aug. 10.-The sched-
uled twelve round bout here last night
between Billy Defoe of st. Paul and
Ralph Brady Of Syracuse was stopped
in the fourth round by Referee Erhardt,
who declared 1t no contest. The boxers
were cautioned in the second and third
rounds by the Feferee who declared they
were not doing their best. When they
continued their tactics in the fourth
round he sent them to their corners.
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Circuit Halted

CLEVELAND. O., Aug. 1o.-Rain
caused postponement of the opening
day program of Grand Circuit harness
racing at North Randall yesterday, and
necessitated general Encouragement of
the weeks program, which will carry
racing through Saturday. Mondays card
was TO be raced today, as was also the
first division of the . 10 pace
Indiana daily times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1914-1922, 1920-08-10
By ROBERT E. HARLOW.
International News Correspondent.

TOLEDO. O., Aug. 1O.-Two hundred
and sixty-eight golfers, including all but
q handful of the greatest players in the
United States and a strong representa-
tion from England, started play here to-
day at the Inverness Golf club for the
open golf championship OF the United
States.
In order to get the entire field over
the eighteen holes preliminary qualify
ing round between dawn and sunset It
was necessary to send the first pair away
at o'clock. Starts were to be made
after that at four-minute intervals until
after 4 o'clock.
The last pair off the first tee was not
expected to reach the home green until
after p. m.
While the field is the largest that ever
competed critics here not not look for
any upsets. Sixty -four golfers will quail
Indiana daily times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1914-1922, 1920-08-10
Title Chess Match

THE HAGUE, Aug. 10.-Dr. Emanuel
Lasker, holder of the worlds chess cham
pionship for twenty-slx years. and Jose
r. Capablanca. the Cuban chess cham
pion,. concluded an agreement yesterday
for the worlds chess championship The
match is TO take place in Havana in
January, 1921.
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nFNIpsEY sEEKs pnINrERs

CHICAGO, Aug. 10.-Contemplating the
possibility Of a match sooner or later
with Sam Langford, Sam McVey or Harry
Wills, Jack Dempsey, heavyweight cham
piOn of the world. Is making a careful
study of the ability Of these colored
heayyweights. Already he has his line
on Wills, having seen him in action
against Fred Fulton.
Dempsey will arrive from the east on
Friday and will be az the ringside in
East Chicago Saturday afternoon, where
Langford and McVey battle ten rounds.
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Yesterdays RESULTS.
MEXICAN ASSOCIATION


louisville -. 100000 IL 3 1
Minneapolis. 000 o 5000 90 ) 1
Batteries Wright and Kocher; Hovlik
and Mayer Owens.
Toisdo ........ G00415 Ill 70 1
Milwaukee -. 0 0 0 0 l. 6 IA 2
h Batteries Nelson. Middleton and Nc
Neill Northrop and CASTOR.
st. Paul at Columbus; rain.
AMERICAN LEAGUE.
New York. O11OO0-6 Z o
Cleveland $3.50. 100 0 O0-3 5
Batreries-Shswkey and Ruel Morton
and O'Neill, Nunamaker, Clark.
First game)
Chicago. 2O1O0O 0O"-3 1
Washington. @ 0 0 o / 90 IL .
Batteries Cicotte and schalk; Shaw
and Charity.
(Second game)
Chicago ....... 00111O - o
Washington -. 90 o 2 / 1 90 o. s 1
Batteries Williams and schalk; Court
ney and Picinich.
Detroit ...... O11OOOS O.-5 10 1
Philadelphia. o o o 0 o % 2
Batteries-Ayers and Manion; Naylor,
III inniHgs)
Boston. .. O010 O1OO2 Is 9 2
st. Louis. o o 0 0 90 o. s 0
Batteries-Jones and Schang, Walters /;
Davis, shocker and SEVERED.
NATIONAL LEAGUE.
Brooklyn.. 900 10000 80 9 2
Chicago. 10000 0 is IL 1
Batteries-Grimes, Mamaux and Miller.
Elliott; Alexander and Killefer. O'Far-
rell.
First game)
Cincinnati. 80. O4O12 do IA 0
Boston....... 900 o o. o. s .
Batteries-Luque, Ring and Wingo,
Alien; McQuillan, Scott, Pierroti, Ru-
dolph and Gowdy.
Second game)
Cincinnati. go. 0 1 o / 2-10 IA 0
Boston........ 90 o 1 0 o % o 1
Batteries-Fisher and Wingo; Film
GIN and O'Neill.
eleven innings)
St Louis. % o 3 o l 022O 0 Pig Is .
Philadel.. 3 0 0 / o . 0 do 20 2
Batteries-sherdel, Goodwin, Jacobs,
May, North and Dilhoefer; Causey, Enz-
man, Hubbell, Rixey, Smith and Tragres-
ser.
New York;. o. 100000 80 Q o
Pittsburg $50. 90 5000 o o 90 8
Batteries-Nehf and Snyder; Cooper,
Blake and Hoefner.
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KELLY Likes GREENE.

Jack Kelly, amateur single sculler
champion, started his career in 1908. He
IS 80 years old, Stands six feet two
inches, and weighs 40 pounds. He has
always worn the colors of the Vepper's 3.
n bill kdelphia, and wears a green cap In
III lis races. His work in the Olympic
fgatta vii be awaited with interest
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A.'s Drop Hard One

ST. LOUIS. Mo-. Aug. 10.-The A. B.
C.'s fell to defeat In well-played game
here yesterday, to 3. Both clubs put
up fine fielding game Williams started
on well and his teammates gave him a
two, Zun margin in the second and an
otheg92 the third. but. he weakene Aand
ALLOW 80 he locals to come back 4 he
fourt q fifth frames and forge he
fronf{ y's home fun was p faat -
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HANNIBAL HAS BOUT.

Jack Hannibal the local colored mid
dleweight fighter, will meet Battling
Monroe at Cincinnati, Aug. 20, In ten
round bout. Both men will weight in on
the day Of the fight at 15S pounds.
Indiana daily times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1914-1922, 1920-08-10

Perry Payne, an indianapolis boy, who
has been a sensation in amateur Baseball
on the Pacific coast, has returned to this
city from California, where he at
tended school. and has lined up with The
Times baseball team. He will do the
hurting for the newspaper players in the
coming independent amateur tournament.
Indiana daily times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1914-1922, 1920-08-10

ODD FELLOWS, LEAGUE.
BOWLERs, MEETING.

There will be a special meeting of the
Beams No. league on Wednesday night
at D IN. at Beams alleys. All teams
entered last season are requested to he
there. Any new teams that bowl around
$50 average may enter the league.
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Official Standing of
City Amateur Leagues
at Close of Schedules
MOTOR LEAGIE.
MANUFAcTUKFRs' LEAGUE.

One game to be played, Marmons VS..
Premier, at Premier diamond tomorrow.
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AMERICAN LEAGUE.

GAMES TODAY.
AMERICAN ASSOCIATION.
Kansas City at indianapolis.
Milwaukee at Toledo.
Minneapolis at Louisville.
st. Paul at Columbus
AMERICAN LEAGUE.
Session at St Louis
Philadelphia at Detroit.
New York at Cleveland.
Washington at Chicago.
NATIONAL LEAGUE.
St Louis at philadelphia.
Cincinnati at Boston two games).
Pittsburg at New York 1.-TWO gamesl.
Chicago at Brooklyn.
Indiana daily times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1914-1922, 1920-08-10

Huzzie Harris, Billy O'Neill, wallie
Poirier. Bob Ellis. Chippie O'Rourke,
Johnny Rice and a few other such star
lights will be- there with Manager Sulli-
vans crew and. with the Tiger lineup
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Winners on Aug q meet on Premier
NATIONAL SERIES, SEPT. HE.
Louisville VS.. indianapolis, Washington
mark
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INTEREST PICKS
UP IN AMATEURS.

Johnny Noonan viii deliver 'em to the
Indianapolis Tigers from the hill In the
RuppTiger game, scheduled at Garfield
park Sunday afternoon. Tommy Sweeney
will be on the receiving end of the string
and 1t is a cinch that the Massing crew
can not leave their eagle eyes at home
and expect to win that game.
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LEAGUE STANDINGS AND CALENDAR
now THEY STAND.

AMERICAN ASSOCIATION.
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The Reds managed to get back
into the penant hunt in the National
league by twice pasting the Braves,
10 to : and 8 10 2.
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Louisville -. 00O1O0 81 1
Minneapolis. 90 o % 90 0 90 ) 1
Batteries Wright and Kocher; Hovlik
and Mayer, Owens.
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The Tigers found little difficulty with
the Athletics, Naylor being the opening
victim, to 2.
Indiana daily times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1914-1922, 1920-08-10

The Red Sox had an eleven inning set
to with the Browns. which resulted In a
5-to-4 score for the BOstOnese.
Imperial Valley press., 1920-12-01
SOUTH AMERICA
RECEIVES VISIT
FROM V. ORLANDO
(By Associated Press)

RIO DE JANEIRO, Dec. l. = Pro-
fessor Vttoro Orlando, former pre-
mier of Italy, here in the capacity of
special Italian ambassador, is expect
ed to initiate steps looking to the
signature of an agreement with the
Brazilian government for the protec-
ton of Italian immigrants which will
stimulate the flow of Italians to this
country.
Italian immigration in Brazil suf-
fered in 1902 through the Prinetti de-
cree which prohibited Italian immi-
grafton under individual or govern
mental subventions. This action was
taken by the Italian government after
receipt of the report of Adolphe Rossi
special delegate to Brazil, who strong
ly condemned the system of colonial
tion adopted in the farming districts
Of Sac Paulo.
Special Ambassador Orlando will
visit the Italian colonies in the states
of Sac Paulo, Parana, Santa Cathar-
ina and Rio Grande do Sui.
Next to that of the Portuguese, the
Italian colony is the largest in Brazil
The coffee producing state of Sac
Paulo alone received approximately
100000 Italians in the Years from
1897 to 1910. - -" - -!
Imperial Valley press., 1920-12-01
JUMPS
ALMOST A CENT

While the stock market was steadily
dropping and even liberty bonds fall
ing off more than any time in the past
two months, cotton advanced total of
SO points on the day. when the market
cclosed in New York at 1915, the high
est mark reached in over weeh.
This word was received at the Of
flee of DAILY Brothers, cotton buyers,
today, and manv farmers expressed
their belief that the commodity was
again on it's way to normal figure
and before long it would be selling
around 25 cents.
A comparison Of yesterdays fig
ures and today's are here given. New
York opened at 1920 yesterday and
closed at 15.4S. Today the market
opened at 1870 and closed at 1916.
Liverpool which yesterday dropped
to rock bottom, opened at 1912 and
closed at 1871 on January deliveries
Today the market opened at 10. 50 and
closed at lila. Liverpool figures for
March deliveries are: Open 10.48
closed 1924 Yesterday. Opened at
1C.20 today and closed at 1928, an
advance of 108 points.
That the market began to climb yes
terday was shown by the open and
close, which, it is said, was RESPONSE
BILE for todavs complete recovery.
Imperial Valley press., 1920-12-01
RECORD NUMBER
HEAR ROBSON ON
COTTON TANGLE

That the mid week luncheons of
the Ell Centre Chamber of Commerce
are gaining in popularity each sue
ceedlng week was evidenced today by
the fact that more than SO members
of the organization were present, 81
in all, which Secretary Leffingwell
stated was eight more than had at
tended any previous Wednesday
luncheon of the chamber.
j. A. Robson, general manager of
the Associated Dairymen of Califor-
MIA, was the guest of honor and made
a brief but interesting talk upon the
subject Of cooperation as applicable
to any commercial activity.
He pointed out, that the very fact
that the local newspapers had pub
lished news story to the effect
that Ginning charges r,-ould be con-
tested in the courts of the iounty,"
was ample evidence that there was
sad lackIof cooperation between the
growers ard the ginners, That al
though the growers We're apparently
organized, yet the fact remained that
they were not, otherwise no condition
such as the present could exist.
Mr.. Robson stated that the answer
to the whole proposition was simply
to stabilize the producing end of the
business, so that the commercial
paper of the producer could be con-
sidered first class collateral at the
banks. In connection with this state
mcnt Mr.. Robson said that it was alb
solutely necessary that the grower
meet all his obligation, that his con-
tract with his association, honestly
made, should be lived up to, that the
producer should not be allowed to re-
pudiate his promises and that he
should recognize his obligation to the
community. On the other hand the
community must live up to their OBJ
legation to the producer and render
him every assistance possible for the
ultimate success of BOTH"
Mr. Robson will speak at the Tu
lane theater on Monday, December 6
at l p. m. and general invitation
has been issued the public to hear
him at that time. Cotton men, al
falfa growers, dairymen, and in fact
everyone who is producer is partic
ularly urged to attend this Monday
meeting
Imperial Valley press., 1920-12-01
YUMA MARRIAGE
DECLARED VOID
BY WIFE IN SUIT

Asking that a motion be granted
to set aside the "pretended" marriage
of Lucy O'Dell to Alma O'Dell, Of
Calipatria, performed in Yuma, Sep
terber IL, 1918, James Allen, of
Brawley, attorney for the plaintiff,
filed suit with the clerk of the super
ior court. in Ell Centro this morning.
The defendant is charged with cruel
and inhuman treatment towards the
plaintiff" threatening to kill her and
refusing to aid her when confined 10
her bed because of illness.
In explaining the term pretended
marriage" Attorney Allen stated
that she was married to Edward
Stoglin and suit for divorce was filed
by him in Riverside August II, 1912,
and she was told by his attorney that
the interlocutory decree had been
granted She latter learned that
neither the interlocutory nor the
final degree had been granted and the
marriage to O'Dell at Yuma was not
legal According to- her attorney she
had been living with the defendant
as his wife up to that time, until she
learned the truth in October of this
year.
The complaint further alleges that
when the plaintiff was i'll she moved
to Riverside to regain her health and
on her return was told by the de-
fendant "that he wished the train had
been wrecked and she killed in the
wreck" and that he "did not want
her aruond the house and wished she
was dead"
"That during the month of June,
1920 at Calipatria the defendant COM
planned that the plaintiff was too old
for him and that if he knew a way
whereby he could kill her without
being found out he would have done
so.
"On June 20 he threatened to kill
her With a double barreled shot gun"
According to the attorney, the plain
tiff alleges that she was forced to
sign a suit for divorce drawn up by
the defendants attorney. This suit
was field in the clerks office on Oct
ober a, after it was learned the couple
were not legally married.
The plaintiff asks that her illegal
husband be restrained from coming
on her property, that she be granted
the house and lot at Calpatria and
pay the costs of the suit. sf4- ~.
Imperial Valley press., 1920-12-01
PHELAN'S CHIEF
HELPER INDICTED

SAN FRANCISCO, Dec. /. = Mrs.
Glad X. Warburton, fromer acting
federal prohibition officer for Cali
fornia; John d. Costello, secretary to
Senator Phelan, and five others have
been notified to appear before the
United States commissioner today to
answer indictments charging them
with conspiracy to violate the Vol
stead law. The indictments allege a
plot to withdraw from warehouses a
large quantity of whisky for wide dis
tribution. Costello in a formal state
ment denied knowledge of the con-
spiracy.
Imperial Valley press., 1920-12-01
NEW TRUSTEE
AGREED ON
B ! C|: 7 !
COUNCIL
). E. Bragg, Prominent
Mule Dealer, Slated to be
New Trustee, Chas. Sones
or Possibly c. E. Pitzer
Likely to be Mayor.
Every indication points to the

Every indication points to the
deadlock over the new city
trustee being broken this eve
ming by the city council.
All four members, ilegible to vote
have agreed on S. E. Bragg, formerly
a resident of Calexico and proprictOr
of a mule market on Twelfth street
as their new member Mr. Bragg has
agreed to accept the position.
1t is also understood that Mr.. Bragg
will be. given the commissionership
of police and that there will be no
charges in the duties Of the remain
ing members.
Election of mayor is expected to
follow the selection of Mr.. Bragg and
the political dopsters point out that
Chas. Sones will be the new mayor or
C. E. Pitzer. Nh. Bragg is under
stood to be a close friend of Mr.
Pitzer's ard with the addition of q
third member could control the coun-
ell.
For the past few days there has
been talk of selecting c. c. Toney
formerly police chief and one of the
best the city has ever had, but all
members of the council could not
agree on him and the four members
Messrs, Travers, Reams, SOnes and
Pitzer agreed among themselves that
no on ewould be selected who did not
receive the votes of each of the four.
Mayor Otto Ohmstede will preside
at the meeting until the new t1u1.ec
is selected.
Imperial Valley press., 1920-12-01
STATE INSPECTION
OF LETTUCE ASSURED

Notice was received this morning
from the state authorities that there
will be state inspection on lettuce
shipments this season and meeting
of the lettuce growers is to be held in
Brawley during the week of Decem-
Der 18th. This is the information re-
ceived by Horticultural Commissioner
+. w. Waite.
State inspection for the lettuce
growers and shippers is considered
a decided step ahead and means bet
ter prices in the opinion of those who
have handled such things before. The
date of the meeting in Brawley has
not been definitely fiXd except that
It Will be held, as stated above dur
ing the week of December 13. Notice
will be issued two or three days in
advance of the meeting hour.
Imperial Valley press., 1920-12-01
WILLARD READY
FOR J. DEMPSEY
(Ry Associated Press|

NEW CORK, Dec. I. = Tex KICK
ard, promoter, announced today that
he had received contracts signed by
Jess Willard Jack Dempsey and Bill
Brennan, for championship bout on
March II between Willard and the
winner of the Dempsey Brennan fight
here Dec. IA. Reports to this effect
have been circulated for some time,
but the official announcement has not
been made before. Rickard says that
the fight will be staged at Madison
Square Garden unless the state box
ing commission prevented. The size
of the nurse was not stated.
Imperial Valley press., 1920-12-01
CHEAPER WAGES
ON ;LEVEE WORK

Manager F. N. Cronholm of the
District Irrigation Board announced
today that 400 men and teams would
be employed on the Ocherson levee
until it was completed. All of the
men and the equipment, he states, will
be on the ground tomorrow evening.
Zone feature" he says (which will
appeal to the taxpayer is that there
are plenty of men for the work and
that the wages are from $3.50 a day
to So instead Of $3.50 to SIS day pre-
vailing last year. From indications
there may be a still further drop in
the matter Of wages"
Imperial Valley press., 1920-12-01
BRILLIANT BALL
WELCOMES NEW
MEXICAN RULER

Mexicali last night observed the
ascendancy of General Alvarado Obre-
gen to the presidency with fitting
ceremonies.
An inaugural ball at the Mexicali
high school, to which over 1000 invi-
tations were issued, formed the climax
of the celebration. Governor Manual
Balarezo delivered short address
and General Abelardo Rodrigues and
Enrique Merida were formally install
ed in office.
There We're fireworks and at mid
night presidential salute CT 81 guns,
Many Imperial Valley people at
tended the ball, the general opinion
being that it was less brilliant than
previous inaugural balls.
Following were the committee in
charge:
Executive-Governor Manuel Bal
arezo, General Abelardo Rodriguez
and Enrique Merida.
eption-Cor. Anselmo Armenia,
Marcelino Armada, Jesus Munoz, Qua
timoc Morales Manuel Proto. Mateo
Ortiz, Jesus Topete, Ernesto Rivera,
j. M. Aguilar. Otto Moller, Ricardo
Covarrubias, Rafael Conrado Silver,
Leopoldo Alvarado and Miguel Vildo-
sola.
observation-disclosures Colonel
r. NJ. Reyna, Francisco Flores, Mayor
Jesus Valdez, Rogelio Troyo, Mayor
Jesus Ochoa, Manuel Roncal, Alfonso
Schabel. Enrique Lacy, Ramon Bal
arezo Hijo. Pedro lturrios, Manuel
Cubillas, Jose Aguirre, Manuel Castro.
Hermolao Torres. Miguel Vildosola,
ST., and Ramon Rodriguez.
Ball Committee - Mayor Jose NJ.
Tapia all Alexandra Encinaa.
Imperial Valley press., 1920-12-01
BRAZIL
OFFER AID TO
AMERICAN
LEADER
Austria Unanimously Voted
q Member of the League
of Nations by the Com
mission for the Admission
of New States.
(By Associated Press)

GENEVA, Dec. IA letter of
President Wilson OF the United
States accepting his offer to act
as mediator, even though he can
use neral suasion only, in Ar
Inenia, was being drafted today
by the council CT the league CT ma
t.CnS.
The note from the American presi-
dentt was received this morning and
was Immediately read to the men,
bers Of the council. 1t was received
with evidences of liveliest satisfaction
by all members.
Later it was announced that Spain
and Brazil had offered to join Presi-
dent Wilson in the role of mediator,
which offer will be trans s:nitted to him.
Imperial Valley press., 1920-12-01
TWO INDICTED IN
CONSPIRACY CASE
By Associated PreSs)

PITTSBURG, Dec. /. - The fed
elal grand jury today returned indic5-
ments against Herbert Dupuy. former
president and chairman of the board
of directors of the Crucible Steel Com
pany, and George A. Turville, former
vice president and treasurer of the
con. pany, charging them with con-
spiracy to defraud the United States
out of income and excess profits taxes,
said to amount to several million dol
lars.
Imperial Valley press., 1920-12-01
Weather

Southern Califor-
nia-Tonight and
Thursday, fair.
Arizona - Cloudy
tonight and to-
morrow. Pr.ob-
ably rain or snow
in the north por-
ton tomorrow.
Warmer tonight.
Imperial Valley
Continued fai i
with not much
change.
Imperial Valley press., 1920-12-01
REICHSTAT PASSES
IMPORTANT MEASURE
nv AssOC1ated PreSs,

BERLIN, Dec. 1.-The reichstat,
which is the body representing the
German federal states, has passed a
bill for the creation of corut which
will be supreme in constitutional di,-
putes an daccusations against minis
ters, the president of thwe republic
and the chancellor. .
1t Will, as a rule, be presided over
by the president Of the supreme court,
which sits at Leipsig. The bill has
still tc go before the reichstag.
Imperial Valley press., 1920-12-01
1919 BIRTH RATE is
LOW IN ENGLAND
(By Associated Pressl

LONDON, Dec. /. -- The number Of
births recorded in England and Wales
in 1919 was 692,4 ,438, including 41,2S3
illegitin ateS, birthrate of 1875 per
1000 Of the population says the an
nual medical report of the ministry of
health.
In 1908, a record year, there were
948,271 births, or more than 250,000
greater than last year.