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Imperial Valley press., 1920-08-23
HUNS AND PROHIBITION
(By Associated Press)

WELLINGTON, New leland, Aug.
23.-A British, officer who h a d
charge of Germans deported from
New Zealand upon the steamer Will
loch some months ago has returned
with an interesting story of the voy-
age. On the voyage, it was discover
ed the Germans had devised still
and made liquor from fruit which haC
been presented to one of them anC
had decayed.
Imperial Valley press., 1920-08-23
GREAT INTEREST
BEING SHOWN IN
COMING PRIMARY
California Voters VIII Turn
ont En- Masse to Elect Ten
To office and Pass on TUentU
TU0 Legislative Measures.
2 for the nomination for the fol-

The in election
lowing offices:
United States
Eleven congressman.
Two justices fer short in the State
Presiding justice First Appellate District Division
Presiding Justice First Appellate Court District Division No.
Presiding justice Appellate District Division
Two justices First Appellate Court District, Division No.
Two Justices Second Appellate District, Division No.
Eighty assemblymen
Twenty odd- numbered
Imperial Valley press., 1920-08-23
BRAZIL FIGHT PAPER FAMINE
(By Associated Press)

ny aSSOcldteu fTeSSJ
RIO DE JANEIRO, Aug. 23.-Leg-
islative encouragement of the produc-
ton of newsprint paper in Brazil,
with the object of remedying the diff
ficulties which the newspapers are
experiencing in importing sufficient
paper at reasonable price, is pro-
posed by bill just introduced in the
chamber of deputies.
The bill proposes that the first
three factories established in Brazil
and producing 80 tons of paper daily
before September 7, 1922, the date of
Brazil's centennial of independence
shall have remitted all expenses in
Cured in taxes on and transport of
materials necessary for installing
such factories. The employment of
native raw material is made a cond-
ton of such favors.
Imperial Valley press., 1920-08-23
WHAT HUERTA WILL DO
(By Associated Press,

MEXICO CITY, Aug. 23.-Provis-
ional President Adolfo de la Huerta
already has announced what he in
tends to do when his tenure of office
expires December 81 next. He has
just told Mexico City newspapermen
that he plans to become an inspector
of conSulates.
Imperial Valley press., 1920-08-23
FRISCO ATTACKS MILK
CRy Associated Press)

IBy ASSOCIdttu TTtSSJ
SAN FRANCISCO, Aug. 23.-To
help San Francisco people beat down
the rising cost of milk, Supervisor
William Scott recently introduced an
ordinance intended to permit resi-
dents to keep cows and goats in their
back yards.
People living in apartment houses
could keep the animals on the roof,
Scott said. '' ,f
Imperial Valley press., 1920-08-23
cox MUST PROVE
CAMP PA|GN CLAIM
(By Associated Press)

CHICAGO, Aug. 23.-The commit
tee. directed Senator Kenyon, its
chairman, to communicate with Cox
and to advise him that he must either
appear in person or send his personal
representative to present any evidence
that he may have to substantiate his
claims that the republicans are rails
ing $15,0OO,000 as campaign fund.
CHICAGO, Aug. 23. - Chairman
Hays and Chairman White, treasurers
of the republican and democratic
parties were today ordered to appear
before the senate investigation COM
mittee in regard to party eXpendi-
lures on Monday next.
Imperial Valley press., 1920-08-23
ABOLISH FOREIGN SCHOOLS
(By Associated Press)

HONOLULU, T. H., Aug. 23.-
Buddhist priests of the Hongwanji
mission, which directs the majority of
the japanese language schools in the
territory, will offer no opposition to
legislation proposed to be introduced
at the next session of the legislature
to abolish all foreign language schools
in Hawaii, according to an announce
ment by Bishop Y. Immamura of the
Buddhist faith.
Imperial Valley press., 1920-08-23
WAR VETERANS MEET
(By Associated Pressl

0bV ASSOCldltu FTeSSJ
VANCOUVER, Aug. 23.-Canadian
and American veterans of five wars,
the Crimean, Boer, Spanish American,
Philippine and the World War, will
hold four day meeting here Septein-.
Der 3-6 under the joint auspices of
the Veterans of Foreign Wars, an
American organization, and the Great
War Veterans of Canada, and kind
red organizations.
Imperial Valley press., 1920-08-23
ORGANIZE AGAINST WAR

Nby ASSUCIdttu FrtssJ
LONDON, Aug. 23.-Organization
of all the workers of the world in
fight against future wars was urged
in an appeal to "Proletariato of Un-
iverse" issued by the international
trade unions at Rotterdam claiming
membership of 27,000,000 and signed
by number Of European labor lead
erS
Imperial Valley press., 1920-08-23
BIZ LLET| ms
LAST VICTIM REMOVED
CBy Associated Press)

WILBURTON, Okla, Aug 23.---
The last of ten men killed in an ex-
plosion at the Degnan Mcconnell
mine at Degnan here Saturday was
removed late Sunday afternoon. The
explosion is believed to have occurred
when fans in the mine shaft. ceased
to work. Volunteer rescuers worked
throughout Saturday night and SUM-
day morning in an attempt to reach
the entombed men.
Imperial Valley press., 1920-08-23
TO RECOGNIZE EGYPT

FRV ASSOclated PresHI
LONDON, Aug. 23.-Negotiations
for the recognition of the independ-
ence of Egypt will take place between
Great Britain and other world powers
as soon as the final agreement is
signed by the British Egyptian gov
ernment says the London Times.
Imperial Valley press., 1920-08-23
GERMANS GO SOVIET

10y associated ffeSS)
PARIS, Aug. Fisherman workers
at Danzig have established Soviets
and seized piers preventing the land
ing of any supplies for Poland accord
ing to report from that city. The
German commander of the port said
that he had refused TO assign moor
ings for French dispatch boat Acera
and the cruiser Gueydon.
Imperial Valley press., 1920-08-23
WRECK LOSTS IMMENSE
(By Associated 2ress)

HONOLULU, T. H., Aug. 23.-Phil-
ippine sugar valued at $2,190,00O
about 100000 worth of peanuts and
a ship whose estimated value is ST.
100000 were saved when the combined
efforts of half a dozen other vessels
recently pulled the shipping board
freighter West Eldara off a Hawaiian
reef on which she had struck while
on her way to New York from Manila.
Imperial Valley press., 1920-08-23
FISH STORIES, { YEA
(By Assoclated Press)

LOS ANGELES, Cal, Aug. 23.-All
fish stories are not told on piers ac-
cording to John F. Nelson, Los Ange-
les city meat Inspector. One of 70
orders to clean up shops, given fish
dealers recently, elcited the reply that
barracuda do not require cleaning
because they live in clean water" An
other reply said mangled tuna fish
apparently had dined on a swordfish.
Imperial Valley press., 1920-08-23
LAUNCHMEN's STRIKE ENDED

tBy Assoclated Press)
SAN FRANCISCO, Aug. %. - A
two months strike of 800 launchmen
of San Francisco bay ended today
when an agreement calling for an i'm
mediate wage increase was signed.
Imperial Valley press., 1920-08-23

Americas crops would be bigger if
she had more men who want place
in the sun.--Greenville Is. c. Pied
mont.
Imperial Valley press., 1920-08-23
POLE SUCCESSES
co N 7 | N UE 0 N
EVERY F R 0 N 7
BelieUed Polish Delegates VIII
Ask Best of Peace Terms.
America Warns POLAND
Against fnUdsiOn of Other
Lands.
(By Associated Press)

w AhOAW, Aug. Lo.-lU is assumed
here that representatives of the Rus
sian government submitted peace
terms at the Minsk conference before
the Polish delegates received word
from Warsaw of the decided change
in the military situation which now
favors Poland. 1t is believed that the
Polish delegation at Minsk is fully in
formed of the military and other de-
velopments.
One Polish army division alone took
5000 prisoners and 16 guns. The So
Wet forces which have been menacing
Lembergh have commenced a retreat
under pressure due to the continued
Polish advance. All the Russian forces
along the Lemberg section are in full
retreat.
WARSAW, August %. - Polish
forces have taken the town of Cru
dusk II miles north of Ciecsanow cut
ting off the retreat of the Bolsheviki
forces northwest of here.
PARIS, Aug. 23.-Russian Soviet
prisoners captured in a counter often
sive number $4,000 according to War
saw advices received by the French
foreign office.
WARSAW, Aug. 23.-Polish forces
were yesterday endeavoring to cut off
the retreat of four Soviet armies or
force them into Germany.
+ WASHINGTON, Aug. 23-Poland
has been cautioned by the American
government not to permit her armies
in counter offensive to advance be-
yond the ethnographic boundaries of
Poland
LONDON, Aug. 23.-The retire
ment of the Russian Soviet forces
from the city of Brest Litovsk is of
ficially admitted in Moscow in a state.
ment received today.
Imperial Valley press., 1920-08-23
Weather

Southern Califor-
nia-Tonight and
Tuesday fair exE
cept cloudy to-
night and morn
ing n ar t h e
coast with gentle
westerly winds.
Imperial Valley press., 1920-08-23

WARSAW, Aug. 23.-Polsh forces
were yesterday endeavoring to cut off
the retreat of four Soviet armies or
force them into Germany.
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1920-03-26
EVERY SALE FINAL
NO REFUNDS

One glance AZ these dresses will tell you
that they worth two and three times
m uch the sale price. Come in and
them. There will be ertya nalesvonnen to
handle the crowd
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1920-03-26
SINGLE D|VORCELAW
URGED.BY N.Y.RECTOR
DR.. Manning of Trinity Says Sys-
tenn Tends to Abolish
Marriage.

New York, March 25-No such place
Is Reno should desecrate our national
life and there should be a Federal divorce
law supplanting all the State divorce laws,
said the Rev, Dr. William I. Manning,
rector of Trinity Church, who preached
last evening TO an overflow congrega-
lion at a united Lenten service of Trim
ity parish in st. Lukc's chapel. His topic
was The Modern Assault on Morals;
is Christian Marriage TO Continue? Tie
announced that no clergyman OF the staff
of Trinity Church was permitted to re-
marry anyone.
DR.. Manning held that this was the
most pressing question now before
the Church and the nation He declared
that our present system of easy divorces
is. in some respects less moral than polyg-
amy" Dr. Manning stated that many
of the so-callcd marriages Of today were
not marriages at all, but ''legalized free
love" He asserted that the Episcopal
Church at its next general convention
should adopt a canon making rcfnarriagc
impossible during the lifetime of the
former bus band or wife.
I'VE are SHINING against the law of
God and against the law of our own
life in this respect as no nation calling
itself Christian has ever done before,
declared DR.. Manning al do not wish to
c.uagyerste or overstate the case, he
continued There arc still millions of
happy homes in our land and these are
the very salt of our life as a people But
the situation is ono that must give deep
concern TO every earnest American AS
we'll as to every christian
"1n some of our States the grounds
for divorce arc such that the marriage
relation is terminable practically at will.
A marriage bond which is dissoluble at
will, or practically SO, is not founda-
ton upon which civilized society can
endure.
ITO say that men and women may
hive together for a time and then with
legal sanction, separate and form new
alliances as often as they please, Is prac
fically TO abolish marriage and TO substl
tute 3 system of legaiized free love.
And this is the situation which VIC Rs
a nation have reached. We have nov to
face the question whether the institu-
ton of marriage in any real sense is to
continue among us or whether America
Is 70 he a land in which marriage IS re-
Cardcd as a permanent relation only in
the private view of certain individuals or
Of certain religious groups OF people.
On Manhattan Island alone ,3S5
divorces were granted in 19l9as against
$50 in 1918, an increase of about 30 per
cent over the year previous. In the States
of Oregon and Washington recent in-
vestigstion is said TO show that during
a six-rnonths' period the ratio was one
divorce TO every two marriages.
Statistics published some time ago
BY Carroll ID. Wright of the De
partment of Labor. In Washington. show
cd that in twenty years nearly 900, 900
persons in the United States had applied
to the courts for divorce. and that more
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1920-03-26

be cast loose upon society with cessation
Of all mutuni responsibility as soon as
the divorce is secured.
From my own ministerial and pas
toral experience, | am convinced that il
the divorce courts were abolished, the
over whelming majority Of those who
now seek divorces would find il possible
to live together with reasonable con-
tentmcnt and that many Of them would
find the full happiness and reward OF
faithful marr,ed life
"The present destructive movement in
regard to marriage is not going to stop
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1920-03-26

than $50, 900 had been granted. Think of
the number of children, relatives and
friends affected by these broken homes and
OF their influence among our population as
whole. There are comparatively few
families which are not In some way touched
by this influence.
Our present system of easy divorce is
in some respects less moral than the
system of polygamy. Under the system
of polygamy n man remains III respon-
sible relation with the wives whom he
marries. Easy divorce allows any num-
ber of successive wives or husbands TO
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1920-03-26

The law Of Nav 4. 1907, made the inter-
national metric system tho legal standard
Of weights and measures in Denmark
This system il now used cxnlusively in the
customs and al public services, aud the
old standards are no longer permitted
except in Iceland Two years after the
Damage Of tho act Of March 4, 1907, the
use Of the metric system was made COM
pulsory in All the trades.
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1920-03-26
EVERY DRESS is A NEW SPRING
MODEL

EVERY DRESS is a NEW SPRING
MODEL
These dYesser are not old dresses but
are the latest spring styles, fabrics and
trimmings. The materials are plain,
embroidered and beaded xoorgette, tsf-
fetas, sstins, serge and Jerseys. The col
tan, gray, new brown, taupc,
copcn, flesh, white, navy and black. The
styles are tailored sports and dressy eff
fects. Plain and coat ideas, tiers, ruflss,
pleats, puHs, tunie and draped models,
some are made tight fitting bodice,
others have bolero effect. Every dreas Is
ferent style.
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1920-03-26
ia. IA NEW CATHOLICS.
Total Msmbership Of Church In u. =.
il n $50 204.

New York, March 26.-Thc official
Catholic directory for 1920, made pub
lie today, Announces an increase of
1856, ia in tho Memberships Of tho
church last year, bringing the total
membership in tho United States and
its possossions up To II $50, ,2O4.
Tho number of archbixhops wW in
creased frmh "a to 18, according TO the
directory, but the number of bishops
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1920-03-26

was decreased BY deaths. Thcr was nm
increase n l,O7g nsninnrians, D~w par
ishcs totaIed l4s and twp new orphan
asyluHs were established. The secular
clergy now number 1889, mi Increase
Of 337, while priests Of religions orders
number n ,0I9, An incYease III 81
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1920-03-26

D.. w. Grieder, oornpositor on the
~. Paul Dispatch, haying half an hoaT
Tor lunch ieIophoned b. bw haocc, met
bet at the Office a the court commissioner,
was married, got his luncheon ard ~
turned 10 work on t,rne.
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1920-03-26
Pailtlxa IN Te1As.

Joe Bailcy's announcement NJ a cnndi-
date for governor introduces a n~v phass
u party activities in that fight is launch-
ed IN the party against both state and
national administrations Wso fifne-
Herald
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1920-03-26

and euro itself. Unless IL is opposod by
some strong counter forco its progrvss
will continue Of its own momentum
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1920-03-26

Concert to BENEFIT Sunday School
A concert will be given at East Lake
Presbyterian Church, this evening by
the Wilmington Orchestral s,oe1ety
The concert is given for the benefit OF the
Sunday School
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1920-03-26
DRIVE AWAY HEADACHE
Rub Musterole on Forehead
and Temples

Aheadache remedy without tie dan
gers of headache medicine" Relieves
headache and that miserable feeling
from colds or congestion. And it acts at
once' Musterole is clean, white oint-
mcnt made with Oil of mustard. Better
than a mustard plaster and does not
blister. Used only externally, and In
no way car it affect stomach and heart,
as some internal medicines do.
Excellent for sore throat, bronchitis.
Group, stiff neck. asthma, neuralgia.
congestion, pleurisy, rheumatism, lum-
baeo, all pains and aches of the back
or joints, sprains, sore muscles, bruises.
chilblains frosted feet, colds of the
chest lit often prevents pneumonia).
3OC and 6Oc jars; hospital size $50
Tombstone epitaph., 1920-11-07
OENS-ARiZONA MINE

BISBEE. Nov l--The Denn-Arizona Mining company ceased operations Saturday pu! the mine on the pumps. and laid or approximately 100 men. h's ac;i7n being taken on accouu,
 / he 'i'gajicn in ;he copper ma,. ke: The Ssfa:tuck.Arizcna compan. and the shat,uck ma!. will continue to 1tera;e TT he time being at leas.. ln ;he same basis as heretofore.
 This announcement, in conjunction with that Of ihe curtai!ment of wrA 5n sacramento Hll affecting abou. $50 mea. 70 take e::ect on Noyembe- l. comes as a blow 70 ;he Warren dis. .ric; However that it is a iemporar, condition. hat will change as soon as here is al improvement in the cop pe- marke;. is agreed generally nm ng mining men
Tombstone epitaph., 1920-11-07
ASNgNIaNS APPRECIATE
 AID OF kRlZONANs

pHJENIX. Ari... Nov j.--C. Y. Nichrey, national secretary O. the Neae Ess; Re.ie'. who has just re. .uinei from a tour of inspection in ,Ae hear, oi Armenia. has written to C F. Willis. s,ate director of the Al. zona orgIn.4at.on 10 express the de apprsciaj.3h of the peOp.e of Armenia
 CT ;hr part played by ihe people O
 .t!4ona .n Amer:c=a elief work n I,a. coun.ry Mir. vickrey said:
 T ~sh you could have looked into he faces of ,he multitude who assem- bed in ,he various cities to express ;heir gratitude 70 America. A, ieas; 1l,f a milton people are living today Nho wcud have perished had i; no; ben for American assistance
 "Yon would have been impressed b. tle evidence of thr.f; and industry. s.. by he heroic effors at recupe-. a;i0n under amost iasuperaoe handi. ya..>: bu, mos, O: all you would ha, ben thrilled by he thousands upon 'AauslnGs 0. children war orphans. rerlerel hyme.es, by massacre an1 ic1or;at.on. now cared Tor by tho Nelr El>; R,'.e' orphanages These ch: Jren 4-e :ae a13a of ;he New \ az El-t" The vision oi ,ae tu,ur. > ~-.lsc.ed n heir taces would have oan.>h=J aay m.ssiyiuss as n the eo7tA.wh.,ene of your work
 "l know ot 20 more strateg.c n. gas- a. anywhere han in the lives O. these oT.laa children in ,raln.ns for future leadership of the New Near E4>." We nave lo,mo children n one orphana=e: 6."Oo in ano;Aer; a total ot more ,aan 5o.ooo home.ese children n ins'i.u;ion- besides a,. o.her 5o.oni ~ece.ying ou.s'3a a'd and ....us ria. "a ming
 A-iz3aa nay vel b. gr1ul of the :te.>4viny. .f a1t aa.35n-sJy' work n wh!cl she - having ,o '4rce part
Tombstone epitaph., 1920-11-07
PAGE FIVE
McNAN ceAWLS THROUGH
 HOLE iN JAIL WIRE


 tU@S0N, M 5.-Slp sez.ng thru % rroken pl4oe in me heavy wire sc-son covering her window at the esy jail. Ruth siMs, a HeP1ess charged Will stealing sl@5 rom man who nal visited her home. made her es. .cI. abou, noon Thursday How the ao.nan succeeded .n leaving by way Q. the window a thi. ,,me or day. wi:hcu. attracting ,he attention Q: sersby, i> a mysery. as .s her feat Of gaining he sidewalk below unaided which is ai least i5 feet from the sill.
 corner Of the wire screening had been pried out on a former occa- son, and while material has been a. the police station for several weeks. according 70 Chief Honiey i; has been impossible 70 get the firm Of contrac- tors to whom the work was assigned 10 .end man 10 repair the break.
 The woman was taken Wedn asday ia d roundup of the habi-ues os Gay X. " by ;he police The raid was .he outcome Of a complaint hat sl25 had been stolen by one o- the women
Tombstone epitaph., 1920-11-07
CAMPBELL SAVES CcMlNCUEz FROM
 ScAFFOlo OEkTa

rHOEN.N. Nov. fioye9a-r Thos F. Campbell today reprieyed Pedro h airsuez. couv.c'ei of murder, wno aa, . ha.e be-a hanged al ;he state prison 8: Florence tonorrow, to Jan na.y II. l9-l
 The retrieve was issued on appl. CT by he state board of aafdons a.l paroles The o9.>i yesterday ,p.,.d-r4l h. casa.af Dominsuez an
 e a rs.r.s 10 permt: ol further consideration
 DOminguez was c1n,.c-ed 2 the su. pericr cour; of Green.ee county of having murdered Antonio Men,hec1, q fellow miner at Morenci June 1lta, las.
Tombstone epitaph., 1920-11-07
FIND BODY OF PHOENIX
 MAN ON DITCH BANK SIX
 MILES WEST OF CAPITA.

PHOENlX. Nov Ben Holden CT, g. years old. was found dead six miles wes; c. Phoenix on ditch bank with bulle; wound in h:s head ani pis;cl by his side.
 In a pocke; was . no:e that his e.. fleets would be found in a Phoenix no tel which he named Al ,he hotel Of ficials found Holdener's suitcase
 In the suitcase was pocketbook containing frs; naturalization papers lli papers showing Ho,dener had about 20.o00 francs on depos:; a; stockton and San Francisco branch S Of the Bank of I;a,y.
 \ coroncr's inquest was to be he'd ;his afternoon.
Tombstone epitaph., 1920-11-07

They also tell me there are fewer women who purchase sl50 gowns This. 10 me. is encouraging. People are rsi.,z.ns hey mus, ge; back ;e ;he old basis of living.
 Conditions in Mexico are also et. cJurag.ng When peace is estah, lished and cyi:al goes into the southern re9lblic 60 develop !ts vast resources .D1ug.a>. situated as il l. on ;he border. is bound to derive a rrsa; beuefl; from i;.''
 M- DpweN sad he knew he dis. cussion of ;he copper situation might he discouIaging, bu; tina; business should f,ce fdc;s. He regarded the present ">!tua;ion as perhaps the dlrkes; hour before dawn.
 And wi,h the coming of dawn. Ae said. ;he company plans the eXpendi. ture Of three o- .our million dollars upon is reduction works here, fo.- lowing long experiments which have been made by Col H. II. S;ou; These experiments. he said haze 'iost ;he company in 'he ne;ghbo-- hood of slS5.01o
Tombstone epitaph., 1920-11-07
F RE5ucS EUeN soSAlES
 EoUss AND GET AWAY

UCSON, Noy. Having 'n'orma- ;. ,ha: yania.s had wan,only SC: f.5s 50 building on ;he ranch Of Roy srre!., lar Noga,es. and burned the s..potlre down D ;he ground. a cal f5- blood hounds was received at an s-ly hour Wednesday morning at the ,a1rffs office a; Tucson from tn, \ gales sheriff
 As the c1ly bloodhounds here VII, % t.3,ned 70 inc work os hunting ' vn e r.!.G were owne5 ty J. II i-hsn. NJ Durham v-s comnuni-
 ed with aEl agreed % eEd the !nds Co Norlles. providing Oliver r mer. who understands ,a '7 handl.
 wou.d take charge oi ;bem during
 tr7. As Palmer ceu'd not be
 he'd he plan Vas aband ned
Tombstone epitaph., 1920-11-07
NC pFoFiTE EEFiNS TO EE TOLERATED DURING
 ARIZONA STATE FAIR

PHoENIX. oat Warning was >,uei ,li4y by County Attorney L. N. Laney p caed statement ;hs, he wJud 3ra. -cu.e any -es,@u-aa: keegers. h,;e. or lodsns house ke.r srs. or o.a=e- va1 m.-4. engage in prof!ieer ne during the state ta.~ week 9: ne expense Q. the crowG, who "su.l be gathered here from af. parts oi :hr -'1',.
 In response - aa inquiry by the s;a;e lair housing committee. Coun.y A;;o7rey LsHey wro.e a !one con mamca;.on c.,ins The law which hv said applied and declaring he had ;as cooperation os ely oiRc.a.s and ,Ae sher!frs office to deal with any profi.. eerinr