davidaulloa/AmericanStories huggingface dataset:
SveÌŒt = World. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1911-1939, 1920-05-14

val, ze tax iako 81 kazdy hle-
.di pojistit ieho movity MAZE
tex, tax prav6 kazdy ma die
moznosti 81 drzet poiisteni ma
aivot, ia kaby rodina V padu
nest6sti byla chranena. Dnes
kazdy touzi vyuzitkovat kaz-
dou pTilezitost k hromadeni
bohatstvf. VSak St6sti V nasem
ziti nejsou penize, nybrz prd-
telstvi, laska, uprimnost, SOU
cit, coz vse V podporujicich
spolcich m6zeme nalezti.
Skoda, ze pro pokrocilost ca
su p. Peck musel prednasku
svou zkratit, neb takove pouc-
ne pojedn5ni Jest agitacni
vzpruhou k move cinnosti a to
Jest nejhlavneisi co dnes We
vsech radech jest treba.
Pohadku cd S. Machara,
pfednesl pochopenim p. K
K. Dorazil rovn6z p. F. Vo-
koun svym komickym vypravo-
vanim a zpevem "DostaveniC-
ko pod oknem", obecenstvo u
chvdtil, kter6 bouT{ potlesku no
odmenilo. 'Kacenka," zertov-
ne vypravovanf, ktere predne-
sla 81. M. Kotova, sc velice libi-
10 a krasne melodie ceskych
ndrodnich pisni, ktere ma piano
zahrala 81. r. Jifikovd, byly
obecenstvem nadsene prijaty.
Komicka sc6na "Na trade v
Kanhalove" byla bezvadne po-
dana ochotniky III. d. T. j. B.
Engels a Gcinkovali V nj PIP.
F. Ruzicka, j. Hobl, j. Kreici,
K. Pekarek, J. RGzieka. We hTe
byla podana vzpominka ma do
bu pred so roxy, kdy znamy
loupeznfk Janecek byl postra-
chem po celych Cechach. Pro-
gram byl bohaty a celkem kaz-
de Gislo dobre provedeno. Sko
da jen, re Gtinkuiic jen pro
tax malou navSt6vu Sc museli
namhhati.
SveÌŒt = World. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1911-1939, 1920-05-14

trujici rovnez zachovdVajl O.
hledne p. Nc Gannona iistou
reservu a proto nace!nik Smith
Zavddi Setreni druhe a Vyhro-
zuje reorganisaci policie Y do
lennim m6st6, pak-li pfipad
nebude nalezite objasn6n a o.
hledu vaci ''tfetl osob6" nebu-
de zanechano. Asi tricet straz-
niku bude k naCelnikovi cito-
vdno dnes a RUNE zmeny u po
licie lie oCekavat V n6kolika
dnech. Kampan prot zlocinne
vine bude rovn6z V n6k0lika
dnech nacelnikcm obnOvena.
Harold Kagy, takto Nc Gan
nonuv vypomocny sofGr, osetfo
van je V Lakeside nemocnici
dosud. Ma revolverovou kuli Y
zadech a sotva vydrzi, V KITE
r6mzto pf6padu Joyce byl by
souzen pro vrazdu prVniho
stupn6 a Nc Cannon byl by k
vyslechu povolan jako hlavn?
sv6dek. Joyce je tuctovym
wardnim. politikdrem, nedavno
byl potah hovan k soudu pro tai
ny prodej kofalky, jednou pri-
znal sc u policie k malokrddezi
a mimo to ufady stfetl Sc po-
sledni cas- jeSt6 sedmkrdte. Je-
ho rekord je tudiz nepTiznivy
a pred trestni porotou znacn6
mu pritizi.
SveÌŒt = World. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1911-1939, 1920-05-14
AGITACNf SCHUZE SPOJE.
NYCH RADU C.S.P.S.

ma Zapadni stran6 Sc konala
v6era vecer V Cesk6 SIM Sokol,
kterouzto schGzi zahdiil p. f.
Sakryd.
Po uvit6ni pritomnych a Wy
sv6tleni, Ia iakym uGelem Sc
schGze porddd, p. X. Blabolil
ma housle a 81. KaSparova ma
piano Zahrali ceskou i americ-
kou hymnu, nacez p. X. Bern
reiter. predseda Mar. Hlavnf
Uradovny del$i reel vysvetlil
ochabuiici spolkovou Ginnost V
dobe valky. kdy veSkera po-
Zornost obeti Sc venovaly re-
volucnimi zapasu Ia osvoboze-
nj nasi vlasti. Dnes vSak jest
naSi poVinnosti obratit naSi Gin
most k dobru nasich spolku a
nasich svobodomyslnych Skol.
Musime 81 uv6domit, re naSe
povinnost neni jen V placeni
prispevku, nybrz V agitaci
pro Ziskani novych clenu. tax
ably ridnuvSi nase rady dopl-
n6ny byly. Agitace poiist il
cich iednatelu proti podporu-
jicim spolkum nema pravdi-
vych dukazG cemz Sc kazdy
pfesvedci V letaku, ktery Wy
dal agitacni vybor V. r. a kite
re tajemniky radu ma Gleny ro-
zesllny byly. Letak ten by 81
mel kazdy bratr dobfe precist
a uschovat jako dukaz, re pod
porujicf spolky jsou lacinejSi a
vyhodnejSi pro kazdeho.
Slecna B. Cvarovska predne-
sla pekn6 basc1 "V nebi" a
pax skupina, ceske selky V ma
rodnich krojich 81. Vlckova,
Chabkovd, Lhotova. pi. Blaho-
va, BaXova a Vokounova zape-
ly ty nase krasne lidove pisne,
zaGez sklidili bouri potlesku.
Velice Sc t6z libil komicky W.
stup 81 divciho ustavu", kite
ry ladne podala slecna B. Cvr-
kova, nacez pravnik p. j. Peck
V anglicke reel padne dokazo-
SveÌŒt = World. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1911-1939, 1920-05-14
SKOTOVE BEZ SUKNIcEK

V anglickem ministerstvu
valku Sc uvazuje planu, od-
straniti skotskou "kilt", zna-
mou kratkou suknicku, ktera
Sc podoba rozhodne spfse ode
WI zen, nezli odevu vaznych
muzG. Tyto suknice pry Sc We
vdlce naprosto neosvedcilv a
proto mali zmizeti z gardero-
by skotskych voiakG. Skotsko
lie ovSem nesmirn6 vzruSeno.
Poradaji Sc velke protestni
schhze proti anglickemu zasa-
hovani do skotskych zvykG ma
rodnich. Sir William Suther-
land ma palicske reci a hrozi
revoluci.
SveÌŒt = World. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1911-1939, 1920-05-14
PRlRODNf PLYN BUDE v
PRiSTfM ROCE VYCERPAN.

M. B. DAILY, predseda East
Ohio Gas Co. prednaSel vcera
Y obchodni komofe V East Gle
velandu a sv6 posluchace uji-
St'oval, re zasoby prirodniho
plynu budou vycerpdny asi "a
rok. Je tudiz pry nutne plynem
Setfit a velkym spotfebovate-
linn pfirodni plyn zdrazit ma
80 centu "a 1000 GtvereGnich
stop. Pan DAILY svou pTedzvest
0 vycerpdni plynu opakoval po
sledni cas- iiz n6kolikrate, ac-
koliv nekterymi odborniky by
10 tvrzeno, re zasoby prirodni-
no plynu vydrzi daleko dele.
East Ohio Gas Co. usiluje no
We m6stsk6 vysady, kter6 by il
dovolily zdrazeni plynu. KITE
r6zto zdrazeni ma byti patrn6
'docileno tvrzenlm, re plynu u
byvd.
SveÌŒt = World. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1911-1939, 1920-05-14
PROTI TELEFONICkE SPO-
LECNOSTI.


Ia vCerejSi konference ma
radnici usneseno obrdtit Sc k
nejvySSimu statnimu soudu o.
hledne nedavneho rozhodnuti
stitni korporaCni komise, re
clevelandska telefonisticka spo
leCnost jest opravn6na k IVY
Semi svych ziskd. Mestsky pray
mix Wood pozGdd nejvySsi stit-
nj tribunal, aby vynos komise
zrusil a nyn6jSi poplatky "a
telefonovani Clevelandu zGsta-
ly. Mimo to mestsky vysadni
komisar pripravuie predlohu
statniho zdkona, die nehoz 0
svych telefonickych otazkach
smell by rozhodovat okres sam
a nikoli stdtni komise V Colum-
bus. Radni Townes ie pro to,
ably majetek Cleveland Tele-
phone Co. byl m6stem vyvlast-
r6n a m6sto samo by ridilo
sluzbu telefonickou. Townes
mysli, re majetek Bellovy spo-
leCnosti zde dal by Sc koupit
"a S10,O0O.O0O, neveri tudiz,
ze maietek ten ma ceny. $17.
100000, jakz statni komise V
Columbus naznacuje. Radni
Townes zdda, ably otazka Wy
vlastnovaci byla jiz V pond6l-
MIN zaseddni ma radnici pro-
iednavana, pres to re m6sto je|
uz beztak hrozne zadluzeno.
SveÌŒt = World. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1911-1939, 1920-05-14
ZABAVA NASICH VCELEK.

Pomocny sbor Weekly pofa-
da Ultra Besidkach Narodni
Sine fialkovou zabavu, ma niz
podilet Sc budou neien vSech-
ny clenkyne. nybrz precetni
pfiznivci a priZnivkyne human
nj one organisace, jez tolik
dobra liz ga sv6ho pusobeni
vykonala. Tentokrdt naSe VGel
Ky cht6ji Sc pobavit DO dlouhe
tinnosti Zasluzn6 a ocekavame,
re zitfejSi vecirek bude vSemi
nasimi kruhy cetne obeslan,
cimz uzndni pusobnosti Vcelek
bude op6t dokaZano. Zacatek
plesu urcen' ma 1880 hodin We
Ger a rozumi Sc samo sebou,
re dobry orchestr schazeti ne
bude.
SveÌŒt = World. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1911-1939, 1920-05-14
HLEDAJf SOUDNf TLUMOC-
Milky.
Pravnik Lad;sIav krejci cle-
mem zkusebni komise.

ZdejSi advokatni komora Cd
poruci mistnim soudum novy
stab tlumocnikd, pon6vadz jo
pfesv6dGena, re dosavadni thu
mocnici postrddaii nutnG kvali
fikace a schopn6jSimi silami
nell by byti nahrazeni. TAX a
by ZvliSt6 pfistehovalcum do
stalo Sc lepSiho poroZum6ni Il
mistnich soudu. Adyokdtni ko-
mora jmenovala ZvlaStni svou
zkuSebni komisi, ktera bude IL
chazece o mista tlumocnikG Wy
slychat. V komisi te z ceskych
pravniku jest p. Lad. Krejci a
ostatni clenov6 isou pravnici
bud puvodu n6meck6ho, rus
keho, viaSskeho neb mad 'arsk6
no, jcSt6 jine reel ovlddajicf.
Uchazeci mohou Sc ku zkouS-
kan prihlasiti Il soudniho kler-
ka B. c. Millera ma hlavni po-
ste.
SveÌŒt = World. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1911-1939, 1920-05-14

Cesko-Slovenske Mar. Sdru-
zeni zakoupilo "a 1000 dolari
potravinoyych poukazek, KITE
re budou zaslany Ceskemu srd
ci We Vidni, k ulevehi bidy ma
sim kraianGm tam stradaj jicim.
kazdeho lidsky citiciho Glove
ka bolestn6 Sc Zaiiste dotyka
volani pomoc naSich nest ast-
nych krajanG, ktere osud "a
Val do nepfitelske nam Vidn6
a kde odkdzani isouce pouze
ma sebe, snaSeti must kruty ne
dostatek. Ceskoslovenske Mar
Sdruzeni vyzvaIo sve Krajske
vybory ku sbfrce pro nest asst
ne kraiany videEske a vysle-
dek leli Jest, ze bude V nej-
slch dnech zaslano nasim tr-
piclm kraj jannm "a 1000 dolla
ri potravinovych poukazek
Hooverovy Missile. Poukazky
zakoupeny bvly prostredni-
ctvim Kraiskeho vybou C.S.N.
S. V New Yorku, ktery pfispel
znacnym obnosem 1000 dolla-
ri pro tento slechetny 1cel.
SveÌŒt = World. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1911-1939, 1920-05-14
UPRCHLI z VEZENf.

Clevelandske policii telefo-
novano vCera q Akron, ably po-
mahala hledini Gtyr uprch-
lych karancu, vyldmavSich Sc 2
akronsk6ho vezeni vCera tasne
rdno. Uprchlymi isou vrah J..
Dunlap, voiensky sbeh NJ. Vo-
gel, bankovni lupiG ID. Popo-
vic a z krddeze obvin6ny G..
Wagner. Il akronsk6ho v6zeni
uprchlo vGera ranO We skuteG-
nosti Sest chovancu, z tech ale
diva byli liz dopadeni. Vezno-
We prepilovali zalarni mrize a
ma veZenske nddvori pomohli
81 prostrednictvim provazove-
no zebriku. Jeden z uprchliku,
ID. PopoviC bydlil drive V Gle
velandu a proto ma byti pc
mem i mistnimi ufady patrano.
Sb6h Vogel unikl pred dvema
mesici 2 voiensk6ho vezeni We
Fort Leavenworth a V Akron
byl pristizen pred tydnem. Ny
nj jest ma svobode opet a row
nez Y naSem meste ie hledan.
SveÌŒt = World. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1911-1939, 1920-05-14
CHLEB EUDE SNAD DRAZSl
Uniovi pekaTi slibuji stavku,
nebude-li Jim mzda do /. cerv-
ma ZvySena.

Mfstnf pekafskd a cukrdfska
unie els. 10, predlozila mistrGm
sv6 mezdni pozadavky a slibu-
ie stavku, pak-li pozadavky ty
do |. cervna povoleny nebu-
dcu. Dotycnf pekarSti d6lnici
vyd6lavaii pfitomne $35, S38
az $40 tydne a novy pozada-
vek unie els. 10 Jest S45 po-
mocnikum, $50 druh6 a S55
prve ruce tydne; nahradnikIm
$3.50 $40 denn6 a dvojn1-
sobny plat pres cas- "a osmiho-
dinov6 DOLBY pracovnf a "a dne
vykonane. Unie els. 10 ma asi
400 clenu a ie jednou 2 nejsil-
neiSich rekarskych unii V me-
ste.
Pfitomn6 prodavdn ie La pGl
liberni bochanek chleba "a II
centd a mistri oznamuji, re bu
de cena ia zvySena ma devate-
ndct az 20 cent?, pak-li mzdy
Sc roZmnozi. Mouka "a posled
mich ctyf mesicd rovnez pry Wy
stoupila V Gene o S4.00 "a sud
a ie pry mono, re bude ieSte
drazSi.
SveÌŒt = World. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1911-1939, 1920-05-14
ZOUFALA OSETROVATEL.
kA.

We SVEN obydli els. 1862
vych. 63 ul. pokusila Sc vtera
o samovrazdu 22leta oSetrova-
telka nemocnych pani Marie
Nc Linovd, pozivsi nekolik ta-
bletek prudky jed obsahuji-
cich. Zoufala pani byla dopra-
vena do nemocnice sv. LukaSe,
kde byl il Jed ze zaludku wy
cerpan a tim dalsi nebezpeci
odvraceno. Neni zndmo co mia
dou zenu k zoufalstvi dohnalo
a proslycha Sc jen, re neblahe
rodinne zilezitosti zavinily
vSe.
SveÌŒt = World. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1911-1939, 1920-05-14
ZADAJl SOUDCE NC GAN.
MONA O RESICNACI.
Policie ma obnovit kampan
proti zlocinne vine.

Mistni civilni liga am. dam
konala vGera zvlaStni schHzi V
hotelu Statler, "a niz iedno-
hlasn6 prijat byl navrh, ably
vrchni municipalni soudce VIM
Nc Cannon pozadan byl re-
signaci. Resoluce podobneho
obsahu bude svazem McGanno
novi Zasldna dnes ma radnici
bude poslana resoluce jina, Wy
ZVvaiicf mayora Fitzgeralda,
ably vlivem svym prosadil no.
vou policejni kampan proti
tax Zvane vine zloCinG V me-
ste naSem opetn6 Sc rozSirivsi.
VcerejSi rozhodnuti damske
no svazu tyGe Sc nechutne afe-
ry, udavSi Sc minulou sobotu V
noci ma Hamilton Ave, "a niz
byvaly hostinsky a professional
nj ruGitel John Joyce tezce po-
stfelil prodavaCe aut Harolda
kagy. Affera stala Sc nechut-
nou zvlast6 faktem, re do pii-
padu zapleten jest tez vySeu-
vedeny pol. soudce Nc Gan
non. ZiiSteno totiz, re soudce
ten nachdZel Sc We spoieCnoSti
Obou muzu kratce pred stfel-
bou a n6kterd sv6dectvi dokon
ce nadhazuji, re byl oCitym
svedkem strelby. Policeini, te-
dy municipalni soudce McGan
non doZnal "a predbezneho Wy
Setrovini vuci pol. nacelnikovi,
re V sobotu V noci podnikl Wy
jizdku We SVEN autu a We spo-
leGnosti Sofera Kagyho do do
leniho mesta re sc k MIN po-
zd6ji pfidruzil Joyce, jenz ta-
Ike nejake lihoviny opatfil.
Joyce byl pred tim nekolikra-
te u soudu pro RUNE pfestup-
ky pokutovan a nyni bude pro
cesovan pro vrazedny utok.
VZhledem k tomu zmineny
damsky svaZ uvazuje, re vrch
nj m6stsky soudce nem6l Sc We
spolecnosti Joyceova charakte-
ru ZdrZovati a znda Nc Gan
nonovu resignaci.
Policejni nacelnik Smith tuSi
celem prlpadu rovnez cosi
nechutneho a naridil dodatecne
podrobne vySetrovani, kterym
ma byti patrne Ziisteno, Jak
dalece vyjmenovany sud- ma a
tere Sc podilel. Straznici pri-
padem tim Sc zabyvajici refe-
rovali puvodne jen o dvou IL
castnicich a vse nasv6dcuje to-
mu, re jde. ieste 0 osobu treti.
Joyce sam pfiznava, re pitky
ia Hamilton Ave. sucastnili Sc
tri, nechce vsak urcit6 tvrdit,
re tretl osobou byl Nc Cannon
Policiste pripad prvne vySe-
SveÌŒt = World. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1911-1939, 1920-05-14
STAVkA POKRYVACU OD-
DALENA.

Uniovi pokryvaci, zabyyaji-
ci Sc prdci komplikovanou, vra
till Sc vcera do prace a no
vych svych pozadavkG budou
Sc domdhat pomoci arbitracni-
no vyboru. Pokryvati zadaii
$1.25 ma hOdinu a arbitracni
vyjednavdni vyfizuji clenove
stavebni bursy dotycne unie.
Pak-li by k dohode nedoslo,
stdvka bude oznamena.
SveÌŒt = World. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1911-1939, 1920-05-14
&~@ ~ ~MWMNN u mMMMWMw =
NENf!

Uvadi Sc timto clentim RAJ
du Cechoslovan {. 7, &. S. B.
p. j. ma vedomi, ze pravidel
ma schuze Sc bude konati
vzdy treti nedeli V mesici We
2 hod. odpoledne V Ceske ST.
nj Sokol ma Clark Ave. V
mlstnosti els. Z. Vstup re "a
brady.
IOLN SxyCr =.
Imperial Valley press., 1920-08-30
CHANNEL OPENS
IN NEW HOME

The Channel Commercial Company,
forced to vacate from their Sixth
street store because of an expired
lease, moved in to their new quarters
on Commercial street today.
According to l. A. Thomas, builder
and contractor, the building will not
be fully completed until the latter
part Of September.
The building, two stories and base
ment, costing over 100000 is one of
the most complete and best equipped
in the valley Reinforced throughout
with steel and concrete, it is built to
withstand the most severe heat.
Many new and novel features never
before used in commercial building
are embodied IN the plans of the
structure. AS a safeguard against the
extreme summer months, formula
known as "sil-o-cel," has been e1ilayed
between the walls. Heat cannot pen
etrat even in the hottest weather.
A $4,000 cooling system will be in
stalled, supplying every corner of the
building with fresh air. Shower baths,
club room and rest rooms are provided
for in the plans.
Imperial Valley press., 1920-08-30
CRAIG BACKERS
ARE Confident

Friends CT Superior Court Judge
Gavin W Craig now running for as
sociate justice Of the District Coast Of
Appeals, Second division, expect q
large vote from Imperial county at the
primaries August 81. Judge Craig
has many friends and ardent support
crs here ia TIE valley. lie hes beeu
iadorsed by the majority Of the tar
and has many personal friends.
A few Of those actively supporting
Judge Craig are: Charles L. Scott.
Charles Childera. James Z. Glass{e-l,
i. Il. S.monf Dorsey 0aitel&u, Harry
L. Ellison. Earl Ban5a. George Bao--,
O, Y. Wilson. Don c. Ejl>r, J. Il, Chat
tcrton, H. Earl Gleason. Robert G..
Hill, Wilbur ". Randall and Joseph F.
Seymour
Imperial Valley press., 1920-08-30
LIVESTOCK SHOW
At |. A.. FILLED

LOS ANGELES, Aug. 3O.-"With
entries in all departments in Our live
stock show, October 2-10, coming from
l....~u.. Coast, uIddle western and
western points, We feel that cur eXhi-
5ition is 10 longer a local affair, but
is being supported by breeders every
where" Manager c. 2. Thomas sad
-oLay.
Letters received, indicate taat acst
desirable nationwide advertising was
secured through former shows. A rea-
-cn fer mis- is that visiting exhibitors
always have met with square treat
aert End apD~eciat.cn here.
OF t2c $55,00) provided fo@ pre-
mercy IN the livestock show, horse
-.c. a2s rcdeo. competition for which
is open 70 tee world. $500 IS offered
in the horse sEow, while $1,000 s
hung up in rodeo and running race
purses.
s. many requests for display sracc
-le coming il that it has bsen found
tc-cssary to plan more buildings in
which to house exhibits. breeders cen
,emrlatiEg entering should make ap-
. l.ca.;on ct orce in order to secure
s-1ce.
Imperial Valley press., 1920-08-30
Elect Moug Inner
Supervisor

FsHEazEHEzEzEKnanzzH zEzuEEEEzazzEa
Imperial Valley press., 1920-08-30
.'AFS EXPATRIATED
fRv. Associated Press)


HONOLULU, I. H, Aug. 80
Twenty-Five japanese born and living
n the Territory OF Hawaii have been
legally expatriated and granted i'm
munity from obligation to Japanese
laws during the past four years, ac-
cordiug to C. Yada, consul-general
co- japan At Honolulu. All of the %
were minors under II years, said the
consul general, who added that, prior
to tie four-year period mentioned, no
applications for expatriation were
made. Two hundred other applica-
tions for expatriation were handled,
but, not having been filled out in
proper form, they were disallowed.
Imperial Valley press., 1920-08-30
e. A.so-.atcl nre-sl

WARSAW. 1ur. C0.--A Dc-ver
nam ceeo.s-1-.za -lo N1~ze ro-ca
Gel.-at;-c = tha HIire'- conference.
cccoup per:cI b. Ezorscoel GatE1r.
another relief worker, % discuss Win
the Scvier delegates concerning tsc
feeding CT the war s.~i---en cl'ii[veu
Of Nrovosal. 4 message from 1lins.I
states thai conditions there gro"
worse each d2v. The daler1tc- are
permitted u walk cnlY q certain
parts cf 3T-Isk and then only at Ger
tain times cf the day. 1-eusricar5
have to9a virtually iatcr1ej dJrina
the course Of the peace conference.
Imperial Valley press., 1920-08-30
KLAH0MA CITY
IS THREATE.HE.D
BY RACE RIOTS
e. Associated Pcessl

OKLAHOMA CITY, Okla. A0I. 30.
The body Of Claude Chandler, negro
accused Of bcotleggirg who was taken
EIom the jail here last night 5y 80
masked men, vas found hanging to 9
tree nsar Council Grove about eight
niles Wes5 OF fcre early TINS morning.
according to telephone communications
30 the sheriff.
Chandler was arrested and iilad
here Satu-5ar il connection VIII 2
! iguor rad us3ca uron h.s rl2ce by
Federal Officers. in wAitn raid two of-
icers were shot
Imperial Valley press., 1920-08-30

The highest commentator was
handed to the builder of F. M. De
Acoatta, manager Of the Channel
Commercial Company. Difficulty in
keeping help and the delay of mater
ials, caused by rail tieups were en-
countered during the construction,
and in face of everything, Thomas es-
tablished record long to stand,' y
said De Acosts.
Edward L. Mayberry, of Los An
geles, architect, is the originator of
many of the features of the building.
A formal opening will be announced
in few weeks, said Mr.. De Acosta.
Imperial Valley press., 1920-08-30
CoN,IUTaTIoE TICKETS
FOUGHT BEFORE Aug. -
NOT AFFECTED 81 RAISE
- ~. 4

E.cl&ers G Family Communication tick
et5 tougn5 rriol' 10 august 2G vii re
hc forced to pay the 70 per cit ras-
...-.r -aea lr7r=sse gu-.Jr si - fte
Ca4e.tHe - .lTead commission IN
-..e.' i.t5 ~ &c commission y9.see-
day dnec aed the carriers 10 hanoe these
.cEsts wiCAi1 their time linli5 EF.-loUl
.cGU-z.~g additional payment.
Imperial Valley press., 1920-08-30

CLEVELAND-TEa gray-biue
eve is the best adapted to trap
shooting, according to Fra2k a.
TrceA of Vancouver. Wash, and
member Of the l20 Olympic
tea.4, VINO is competing in the
Grand American Handicap Tour
naucat here Troeh uses S13
gun that he has used since 1917,
lie has shot over 100000 rounds
with it and is still getting splcl-
did results At Antwerp lie
broke 80 out OF . possible 100
birds. placing second, while
Mark Ar.ia Of Champagne, IL,
TOOK first houors by getting 95
birds The picture shows a
closeup Of Frank Troeh's gray
blue eyes, his famous SO gun,
and tAcn his smile face. the one
he wears after 4 DAYS work IL
breaking the clay BIRDS.
Imperial Valley press., 1920-08-30
UTAH CNSUS OUT
-
A 4 n., nc.r.A

(By Associated Press)
WASHINGTON, Aug. 30. - The
census of the state of Utah has been
given by the Federal census board as
449, ,446, an increase of 76,095, or of
244 per cent.
Imperial Valley press., 1920-08-30
SIPPLE DIVORCE GRANTED
ON PLEA OF DESERTION

Mrs. Florence Sipple has been
granted an interlocutory decree of di-
vorce on a plea of desrtion. Through
error it was previously reported that
the divorce was granted on the
grounds of extreme cruelty.
Imperial Valley press., 1920-08-30

one Of the costumes contidered
correct for sports wear is this
mountain suit II Is OF a mate
rial resembling raw silk in yell
low. 90 it is not exactly designed
tor mountain climbing, as might
be inferred bat IT ia an excellent
suit to have along for special
eyents.
The Coconino sun., 1920-10-15
SENATOR SMITH MIXED; BARNUM TRUE TO NAME
 AT DEMOCRATIC RALLY (Continued from Page 1.)

tation) about how Governor Camp bell in speech few months ago, said that if there was anything cred itable in the management of the state land department Billy Mouer was re- sponsible. And now, he sneered, the governors knocking Mouer.
 Barnum (that name does make you think of the great circus fakir of yore, doesn't it?) didn't tell the whole truth, however. He didn't tell that when the governor made the above assertion, and had waited for the cat tlemen present to stop applauding that he added: land if there is any thing discreditable in the administra- tion of the state land department Billy Mouer is responsible for that too."
 But then, that's all right. Consid- ering the example set by the august parsonage with whom he was travel. ing, Barnum naturally couldn't be blamed so very much.
 There was a comfortable-siZed crowd present; but, of course, there wasn't room for a great many. There wasn't enough enthusiasm shown tc endanger the plaster, which was g good thing, as the plaster threatens to fall without much provocation.
 P. J. Moran, chairman of the dem ocratic county central committee, pre-, sided gracefully. Addresses were made by A. G. McAlister, candidate for the supreme court; Frank Luke candidate for state tax commission
The Coconino sun., 1920-10-15

CT; Loren Vaughn, candidate for cor poration commissioner, and A. c. Pe- terson, candidate for $ate superin- tendent of schools. Each of them made good impression. Unlike the distinguished orators for the evening, they contented themselves with mod estly presenting their own merits and indulged in no misrepresentations or abuse of their opponents, in fact spoke of them kindly, saying, what we all know, that they are good and worthy men. .