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Imperial Valley press., 1920-08-30

"The Mother of His Children" des-
cribed as powerful dramatic photo
drama. will be presented by william
FOX, starring Gladys Brocliwell, at
the Palace Airdome tonight.
This is story of high life in Paris,
picturing the allu1ing scenes in which
the artists life centers. The romance
cf captivating princess and fam
Gus statue, Of love and revenge, is set
forth with telling effect. Miss Brock
we'll it is said, appears to the best ad-
vantage in the role of the princess,
while Edward J. lie Saint, the director,
has made a picture filed with the
charm Of the Orient.
The star is supported by company
Il well slinown people, including Will
liam Scott, Frank Leigh, Nigel de Brul-
lier, Golda Madden and two famous
child actors, Nancy Caswell and little
Jean Eaton. The story was written by
Barbara LIE Mari Deely.
Imperial Valley press., 1920-08-30
FRESH BERRIES POSSIBLE
CBv Associated Press)

WASHINGTON, Aug. 80. = Fresh
berries and cherries in midwinter are
possible, the experts of the depart
ment Of agriculture announce after
extensive experiments. Successful
methods of storing fruits and berries
in frozen condition have been demon
strated and, the government experts
say. these should be more fully util-
lied in relieving the market of surplus
receipts of highly perishable fruits
while in sound, edible condition. They
declare that preservation by freezing
is cheaper than canning, especially,
when tin containers are costly, as at
present, and an important industry Of
steady development is looked for in
this line.
Imperial Valley press., 1920-08-30
GIVING AWAY MELONS
(By Associated Press)

YORK, S. c., Aug. 30.-Farmcrs in
this vicinity are giving away water
melons and feeding them to hogs.
Three weeks ago watermelons were
reported selling at prices ranging from
80 cents to $l.25 each. Now the crop
has swamped the market.
Imperial Valley press., 1920-08-30

the other. With every section of new
land brought under cultivation, with
every new oil field opened up, with
every new entcrprice established BY
trucks and tractors, there is an in
creased demand for the horse that can
do the work.
Imperial Valley press., 1920-08-30

Miss Anna Carter, telephone oper-
ator for the Pacific Telephone and
Telegraph Company, of San Diego.
who has been working at the FL Cen
tro exchange for the past month, re-
turned to San Diego office today.
Imperial Valley press., 1920-08-30

Mrs. Dorsey Whitelaw and Mrs. R.
from Coronado yesterday to vote
at the elections tomorrow. They have
been IN the coast town a great deal
Of the summer and will return the
latter part of the week until late in
September.
Imperial Valley press., 1920-08-30

Write your Grain and Hav in@nr,
ance with L. p. Sargent, $50 Nair
st. Fl Centre. Best companies
Lowest rates. Do it n0w.-Adv.
Imperial Valley press., 1920-08-30
LEGISL AZURE

Imperial county should send a man 10 Sacramento as
assembyman for the purpose Of upholdng with
fenced hand the interests Of this section.
All will agree that the state highways which this county
has voted for three times and has secured the
most important things for this section.
If any secure t1e construction OF the paved
roads to Yuma and to Los Angeles that Frank Bea
He is gogetter knows how, and snug bureaucrat in
Sacramento can put him eff with any oiled language
futile excuses.
Bea has stood time and again in the way Of extrav-
agant appropriation Of county moneys supervisor.
Some Of those whom he has turned away from the public
treasury accusing him of being against farmers
the teachers ETC. The rank end file of tax payers how
appreciate the jealous with which BeaI has pro
tected their interests.
Bea has stated that he viii put as much zip and pep into
his work for Imperial county he has for the Brawley
pervsoraI district He will be for the county as whole
and rot for any particular part.
3ea laughs at the suggestion that he tc get the
Ocean to Ocean Highway roued to exclude the s0u end
OF tie county from its benefits
The state highway act provides for connection with ali
county seats and the route has been definitely settled
from Bravey to Centric and from El Centre cast
to Holtyle Bea nor any ether man can change that.
Bea is not ashamed Of his past politics. He is now
Republican and asking fer the votes of both Democrats
and Republicans at Tuesdays primaries The job of as
sembyman is in fact nonparsan. Our present assem-
byman nominated by the Republicans, the Demo
Gratis the Socialists and the PrOhbitionists
The eleventh hour attempt to dscredit Mr. Beal should
be received by the voters of Imperial county with con-
tempt He is just much ex-servce man as his op-
ponent he is veteran of the with Spain BY his
fifteen years Of dgent work in Imperial Valley he has
made his record for doing things, especially in road mat
ers unequaed by any other citizen in the county Next
10 Col Ed Fletcher OF San Diego Beal has the reputation
all over Southern California Of being the biggest good
roads man in the South
Imperial county will do we'll to nominate and elect
Imperial Valley press., 1920-08-30

Immediate delivery, Crow Elkhart
6 cylinder automobiles. S1955. See
Jay Lewis, $50 Main street. Adv.
Imperial Valley press., 1920-08-30

Sheriff Applestill returned from
San Diego yesterday, where he has
been spending few days with his
family. Returning with him were De-
putty Sheriff Wier and Dewey Apple
Imperial Valley press., 1920-08-30

Immediate delivery Crew Elkharts,
cylinders, S1695. See Jay Lewis,
450 Main stree. Adv.
Imperial Valley press., 1920-08-30

Phil j. Schaefer, publisher Of the
Imperial Valley Booster, and man
about town, had some very amusing
experiences to tell Of his trip to San
DIEGO last week.
Imperial Valley press., 1920-08-30

Immediate delivery Crow Elkharts,
4 cylinders, $685.. See Jay Lewis,
450 Main street. Adv.
Imperial Valley press., 1920-08-30

w. R. CAREY
c. w. COLLINS
JAS. GLASSFORD
]. l.. TRAVERS
C.. e. PITZER
A. l.. JACKSON
Imperial Valley press., 1920-08-30

DR.. and Mrs. Richmond are again
in the valley. They have been out
since the early part OF the summer,
touring the coast by machine.
Imperial Valley press., 1920-08-30

,JNaas MoI17EN27|

Wiley McGruder, publisher of the
Scelcy Sentinel was a business visitor
in FL Centre today.
Imperial Valley press., 1920-08-30

S. w. Leffingwcll, secretary Of the
chamber of commerce is back on the
lob again after two weeks vacation.
Imperial Valley press., 1920-08-30

DR.. Clarence r.. Fox, dentist, an
nounces his removal to rooms, 2, and
6. Davis Building, Fifth and Main
streets, Ell Centre. Phone 149.
America. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1905-current, 1920-12-10
MIjLOACE PENTRU
EFTINIREA TRAIULUI

Cnul din elementele ceie mai
strict necesare - zaharul, = din
cauza desorganiZarei produse dc
razboiu 81 mai GU seama din pri-
cina speculei desautatr care $ /.
abatut asupra tarei noastre, a
ajuns aproape inabordabil pen
tru oamenii mai Saraci. De la
1.50-2 lei kgr. zaIharul Sc vinde
All ell 32--35 lei 81 toate masu-
rile luate. pentru ieftinirea mi,
de catro '1utoritati, All ramas "a
darniae. 81 totusi socotim ca d.
fi m mijloc saluta4 care ar con-
tribui intro masura sigura la ef-
tinirea accstui aliment. Voim 81
vorbim de permiterea mtroduc e.
rel in tara a zaharinei. Oar "a
Iharina otrava' vor exclama
profanii. Este adevarat cd in SEN
sui acesta s'a facut - ca sa III
Gem asa - educatiunea poporu-
lui. 81 totusi mimic mai inexact.
Pentru a dovedi ca zaharina
nu intru mimic primejdioasa G
sufficient. cred ca citez clte-v'a pa
reri absolut autorizate. Astfel H.
Eager in lucrarea Sa: Hand
tuch der Pharmazeutischen Pra-
xis. spume: ''Zahsrina este CON-
America. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1905-current, 1920-12-10

desPre zaharins cd: nu este asa
de hranitOare ca zaharul. Aceasta
e exact. Oar, intrebuintata, ca
foloseste totusi foarte mutt orga-
nismMlui. intrucit, cu dose foarte
mici, putem indulci GU dinsa cea
ittl, laptele. mlncarurile, prajitu-
rile, lfainoasele. creme,e, tot ali
mente foarte nutrive.
Acesta find adevarlll, socotim
ca guvernul nu mai are nici un
motiv serios ca sa persecute "a
Iharina. All nulnai poate Fl vorba
de protejare industriei natio-
male de zahar, 7ntru cit ea MI
fumctioneaza. All trebuie prote-
jata populatlunea, lasindu-se l.
bera introducerea zaharinei, spe-
c,rlantii neiinblinziti earl tin as
cunsi enorme cantitati de zahar
pentru le scoate treptat, Gu por-
tia, pc preturi singeroase, ar fl
navoiti sa scada preturile mira
cit cererea de zahar ar fl mutt
mai mica. All train vremuri GU
tottll anormale 81 authorization
II ar trebui sd lie scape nici unul
din mijloacele carl ar putea ef-
tmi traiul.
DR.. G. Ionasescu.
(Dacia").
America. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1905-current, 1920-12-10

(Dacias }
America. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1905-current, 1920-12-10

rsectannsnts iaofensiva pentru
animale ca 81 rsntru oameni.
DR.. Bernard Fischer in lucra-
rea sa die neueren Arztneimit-
tel" la pag. 202 spune: ''Zahari-
ma nu este un medicament in q.
devaratul sens a cuvfntului. To-
tusi inertia sd Use acorde toata
atentiunea din cauza gustului sau
extracrdinar de dulce. Dupa ex>
perientele Aonte s'a dovedit ca
nu este abs6 q de loc In tubul
digestiv pc e il paraseste in
aceiasi stare = care a fost ingc-
rata. Sc poate afir1ha Gu siguran-
ia ca o continue intrebuintare a
zahsrinei in cantitatile pc carl
le Ger bautnrile 81 alimentele,
este ahsclut inofensiva'.
Ncs Ncthnagel 81 Rossbach in
Therapeutique'' pag. 479 cdr
thu franceZa spune. In dose
lung timp repetate de Is gra-
me, zeharina nu produce nici un
efec:: surara&or, nici asupra ami
malelcr Gu SINCE rece, nici asu-
rra c,nului, toate functiunile,
fara exceptie ram1n in stare nor
mala; Zaharina traverseaza orga-
nismul fara sd sufere nici Q modi-
ficatiune''.'
In "Dicticnsire de science me-
dicales" de Deshambre, Matthias
Duval ct Lerebr1llet la pag. 1454
gasim:
'Zaharina poate fl intrebuin-
tata in dose mici la infinit. far;i
81; produca nici nn inconve-
nient''.
Tn singur lucrl Sc poate spune
The Rock Island Argus and daily union. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1920-1923, 1920-11-05
HELLO" GIRL
SUES H|BBARD
Wealthy Lumber Dealer Sued for
Breach Of Promise by
Phone Operator.

St. Louis, Mo-, Nov. 5.-(United
Press .)-Charging that George E.
Hibbard, wealthy lumber dealer,
used every artifice to impress
upon her mind that her love and
company were indispensable to his
happiness" to such an extent that
she became wholly wrapped up in
him." Miss Lillian Lee, telephone
operator, filed suit for breach OF
promise, asking $25o.000 damages.
Hibbard, s., president and gen
eral manager of the Steele Hibbard
Lumber company, and q director in
the National Hardwood Lumber as
sociation. recently eloped with Miss
Hilda jackson, %, another tele-
phone operator. They were married
in Clayton, suburb of St. Louis
Miss Lee, in her petition, assert.
ed that Hibbard courted her fol
several months and they agreed tC
be married within a reasonable
! time. She further declared tina,
wide publicity was given their en-.
fgagement and that the shock OF hi,
marriage caused her great bodil,
and mental anguish"
Hibbard today declared there /.
nothing to it. We were friendly
but as far as being engaged-it il
out Of the question"
The Rock Island Argus and daily union. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1920-1923, 1920-11-05
JAPANESE WILL
OBJECT T0LAW
Action Of California viii Be Op-
posed as Violation, But Com
promise Is Expected.

Toxic. Nov. 4.-When confirma-
ton has been received that the peo-
pie OF California have voted in ia
vor of the proposed land law in that
state, Japan will lodge protest in
Washington. pointing out the meas
ure conflicts with Japanese treaty
rights, according to the Yoru:u
Choho, an Independent organ, which
quotes a foreign Office Official to
this effect.
The Hochi Shiinbun reports that
NJ. Shidehara, Japanese ambassador
in Washington, and Secretary Of
Stae Colby have reached an agree
ment by which Japan will stop i'm
migration to the United States. id
return for which America. will ac-
cord Japanese now in America the
same treatment as other foreigners
Marquis Okuma. former premier
interviewed by the YOruZu Choho
declared that only thoughtless peo-
pie have talked OF war between
Japan and America over Califor.
mia.
IF Japan fights with argument!
of dignity and impartiality," he il
quoted as saying, Americans will
act justly"
The defeat Of Governor Cox is 81
tributed by Marquis Okuma to tn
League of Nations. which he de
clares "even Democrats dislike.
He does not anticipate the Repub
iican administration will raise tn
tariff, owing to economic difficul
| ties.
The Rock Island Argus and daily union. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1920-1923, 1920-11-05
MONUMENT FOR
ENGENE FIELD
Chicago Plans to Memorialixe "Chil.
dren's Poet at Lincoln
Park.

Chicago, Nov. 5.-Announcement
was made yesterday, the Twenty
fifth anniversary Of the death OF
Eugene Field, the children's poet,
that funds for a Field memorial
monument at Lincoln park had
been raised. Ever since his death,
Chicago children have been adding
their pennies to the slowly grow
ing fund of SIS, 900, which was COM
pleted by action Of the art institute
trustees who today voted to sup
plement the children's collection Of
$9,920.25. -,-
Johannes s. Gelett and Eugene
McCarten, New York sculptors
have submitted two models for the
memorial.
Eugene Field for IL years con
Quoted a column for the Chicago
Daily News, the famous "Sharps
and Flats" One of his best known
poems is Little Boy Blue"
The Rock Island Argus and daily union. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1920-1923, 1920-11-05
GREAT BRITAIN
FOLLOW OUR
LEADON MEXICO
Recognition of Govern.
ment Depend. On
Washington.

London. Nov 5.-British recogni-
tion Of Mexico is expected to fol-
low recognition by the United
States. according to Miguel Covar-
rubias. former Mexican minister at
London, who resigned his post as
foreign minister under the present
Mexican regime in August and re-
turned to England on a mission for
his government.
Since his arrival Senor Covarru-
bias has had only informal CONVEX
sa lions with the British foreign Of
fee. but he takes the view that the
recent statement by Secretary of
State Colby on the Mexican ques-
tion. and also the legalizing by the
Mexican congress last week Of Cen
eral Obregon's election to the presi-
dency are leading up to full recog-
nition of Mexico by the United
States and Great Britain.
The Rock Island Argus and daily union. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1920-1923, 1920-11-05
ELECTORAL
v0TE0F404
TO HARDING
Late Returns Serve ONLY
to Swell Big Tide of Re-
publican Ballots.>

New York. Nov. with the size
of President-elect Harding's elec-
toral vote virtually sett' ID at 4O4
out of possible 531 and the COM
plexion OF the new senate set down
as So Republicans and 81 Demo-
Gratis. Republican leaders today
awaited bela-ed returns ON eight
contests in six states to fix the ex-
act size Of the Republican house
majority,
Exclusive Of the eight undeter-
mined seats in the lower house,
the Republicans had 2S6 members
to 1877 Democrats. and four of 9TH
er designations, plurality Of 149
the greatest ever presented by
any party in the house. The near
est approach to it was in the SEND
congress when the Democrats had
a lead Of 145.
Republicans appeared to be as
sured Of better than an even break
in eight outstanding seats, which
would give them q record party
margin in the house. The seats
still in doubt were the Fourth
Maryland district, Eighth Mime
sofa, Fifth Missouri, Fifteenth
Twenty-first and Twenty-third New
York, First North Carolina and
Fifth West Virginia.
A further possible Democratic
upset appeared possible in the
Fourth Tennessee district, where
W. F. Clouse was reported to have
forged slightly ahead of Cordell
! Hull, earlier reported elected.
The senate majority was settled
late last night when belated re.
turns from the mountain regions o.
Kentucky gave the Republican can
didate, Richard P. Ernst, victory
over Senator Beckham, Democrat
Montana's four electoral vote,
Hell definitely into the Harding col
umn when returns from 1927 pre-
cihcts out Of the total Of 1882 CAV
the Republican candidate a lear O
1850. With North Dakota's fiv'
electoral votes counted last nigh
when Democratic leaders admittet
they had given up hope Of carryinl
the state, the addition Of Montan.
brought the Harding total up to tn
404 mark.
| Yesterdays count in Oklahom,
assured the nations new womel
voters one representative in tn
lower house-Miss Alice Robertson
OF Muskogee, former restauran
owner. Miss Robertson was al
anti-suffragist prior to the adop
ton Of the 10Th amendment, ant
made the congressional race 1T
see Of the men meant it when the,
thrust the Vote on u.s."
The Rock Island Argus and daily union. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1920-1923, 1920-11-05
HOLLAND MUST
HOLD wilhelm
Lloyd George VIII Not Make War
to Force the Kaiser
to COurt,

London, Nov. 5.-(United Press }
The safeguarding OF the former
kaiser has been laid at Hollands
door.
Premier Lloyd George. questioned
ing the former emperor, said his pre-
ing the forer emperor. said his pre-
election pledges had not contem-
plated making war on Holland to
force the kaiser's delivery to an IN
ternational court.
There would be no sense IN .
trial without the presence Of the
kaiser" he declared.
THE kaiser probably Is enduring
as severe punishment In Holland as
he would in prison" Lloyd George
said, and Holland 10 responsive
for his permanent safe custody. "
The Rock Island Argus and daily union. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1920-1923, 1920-11-05
mo oPLEb|SC|TE
T0PRINCE PAUL
Premier venixelOs Of Greece Says
People DO Not Want
Constantine.

Athens. Nov. 5.-United Press.
The Greeks themselves, without
pressure from the allies. determin-
ed to keep King Constantine from
returning to the throne, Premier
Venizelos said in an interview to-
day. J.
Prince Paul's appeal for q pieb-
escite to determine whether he
should be called to the throne was
the appeal Of Constantine. the pre-
mier said.
Il will not grant him = plebes-
cite," Venizelos said. II am telling
the Greek people that il they return
my party to power I shall act a.
think fit regarding succession to
the crown. ] am confident Of the
result. 49,
The Rock Island Argus and daily union. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1920-1923, 1920-11-05
BARON WRANGEL
HOLDS PEREKOP
WITH SALKOVA
Captures Thousands and
Withdraws Troops to
Crimea for Rest.

Sebastopol. Nov. 5.-General
Baron Wrangel. head Of the anti
bolshevik government of south
Russia, has successfully withdrawn
his troops to Crimea before the ad-
vance Of soviet armies south Of the
Dnieper river. He is master Of
Perekop and also Salkova.
At SalkOva General Wrangel has
captured thousands Of men belong
ing, to the units Of General Buden-
ny's cavalry. The spirit Of his
troops is good, but they are worn
out by their long fight. which has
lasted for five months, and are
glad to be assured Of a rest in
Crimea.
Soviet forces are besieging the
anti-bolshevik trench system on
the narrow neck Of land leading
from the Crimean peninsula to the
mainland.
"In Full Hope"
Constantinople, Nov. 5.-General
Baron Wrangel, whose forces have
been driven south by bolsheviki
armies, has broken silence ol
| four days with a characteristically
iaconic message to Baroness Wran-
gel. His telegram said:
I'VE are fighting hard, in full
hope"
| The baroness, who has spent
many sleepless nights since thu
bolshevik offensive began, said to
day:
All want is the truth; no mat
ter how bad it is, can stand it.
The Rock Island Argus and daily union. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1920-1923, 1920-11-05
WANT no ISSuE BONDS

Washington. Nov. 5.-(United
Press).-The interstate commerce
commission today received applica-
tions from the New York. New Ha-
ven & Hartford railroad for. au-
thority to issue $95. .0o0. 900 Of 6 per
cent bonds; from the New York
Central for authority to issue 81
000. 900 per cent bonds. and from
the Richmond Terminal companq
- S,100, 900 s per cent notes. In each
case theee sums are to Be used as
collateral security for obligations
resulting from Improvement and
loans by the government during
government control.
The Rock Island Argus and daily union. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1920-1923, 1920-11-05
WITHDRAW SOLDIERS.

Williamson. w. Va, Nov. 5.-The
battalion Of federal soldiers, who
have been on duty in the Mingo
county coal fields since the strike
Of miners was called almost three
months ago, has been withdrawn.
twenty-five troopers Of the West
Virginia constabulary arrived here
this morning to take THE places. of
the soldiers. An additional detach-
ment is expected within few days.
The Rock Island Argus and daily union. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1920-1923, 1920-11-05
WHY OKLAHOMA
TURNED AROUND
Democratic Chairman Easily Ac.
counts for Republican Vic
tory in Statement
By SAM CAMPBELL.
Chairman Of the Democratic State
CamDaign committee.

Campaign committee.
Written for the United Press.)
Oklahoma City, Okla. Nov. s.
The Republican victory in Okla
homa, while unexpected, can be
easily accounted for in view of the
facts shown by the results in the
various counties.
Disaffection in the Democratic
party as the result of the bitter pri-
mary contest between Senator T. P.
Gore and Scott Ferris was not
deciding factor in the race.
Briefly, the cause can be summed
up as follows:
The coalition Of the Socialists
and Republicans was perfect. There
were approximately $4,000 to 10000
Socialist votes in the state. The
count shows that approximately u
per cent Of this vote cast their bal.
lots for the Republican ticket
This, in great measure, Is &C.
counted for by the fact that the So
cialists objected to President Will
sons vigorous war measures ant
that Congressman J. w. Harreld
Republican candidate for Unite(
States senator, voted to let Victol
Berger retain his seat as 4 mem
ber Of the house.
In addition to this, a campaign o
hate, conducted against Presiden
Wilson for over two years by tn
Republican party, could not b
J counteracted in a short campaign o
two months.
Cotton Cuts Figure.
A few weeks before election tn
bottom dropped out Of the cotto1
market, thereby causing great dis
affection among the cotton grower
in the southern part OF the state.
| Other elements of chance re
acted toward the benefit Of our on
pouent.
Add to this the. fact that owe
%, 900 negroes we're registered an
voted and you have the answer +
the reason why Oklahoma, for tn
first time in its history, entered tn
Republican column.
Contrary to the announced belle
Of the Republican leaders, Okla
homa is not q Republican. or even
doubtful state under normal condi
tons. Normal conditions will re
turn within less than four year
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