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Washington Journal., 1920-09-10

biSberigen englil6en @el6i6ts6ider
uno 2iteroturbii6er maren niAt bri.
tilh gerug uno Die franaoiiihen niht
fran601ii6 geml9. Sn Den 8oibin9-
toner offentIi6en Sdulen eriebt man
i'm lebteren llnterriht ausgem1blte
fran3Oiil6e Gr5ablungcn our6 cine
.@elhidte SrunfreidS". @enn i'm
Semtidem llnterri6te friiber etmaS
iiber Oeutl6lono uno Die 0eutlhen
beridtet mrroe (ni6t in einer m@e-
ihidte" Oeuti6lanoS, bohltens IN
fleinen 19iloern" aus Ser alten oellt.
i6en @ergangenbeit in einem Bid.
lein u%nieres @%aibingtoner Erofeliors
Spanboofo) J, 10 mar oas Dor Elm paar
Sobren (un0 lit eS nod jebt) oelIti6e
.@ropogunoa~. Der Shulporltuno
in @oibington bot iid nod nidt cill-
nal oo3u cntidlieBen f0nneil. Die
oclitlhe Sprad)e mieoer ein3uiii6ren,
nad)oem Der &ongreB ouSoriidlid 10
beltimmte. Stott oeilen bat man cs
Dem @utoiinfen oes nellen Staotldnil.
o~ireftorS, Or. 8aIlon. iiberlallcn. OF
mir ibm nidt perionli6 1hreiben lolG.
ten, ooB gnore Sonnornt, ser ~fron3o.
Iilhe &ultlsminiiter, loeben pieoer
sic oelltihe Sprahe III Den Shrlen
GranfrciA8, menigltens militdriiden
obligatoriid madt, Dob Elm $. 8.
u. Slider mo 9rpce mo onoere in
Gtglono oie oelitldc Sprahe pmpfeb.
len. boB Ole 5taot Seem yort Ioeben
t6S oeltihe gebrer lpieoer anIteat,
oaB sic Stem Porter y@olt" lih al.
erfennen0 oorilber ousipriht, 0ob
sic Staot Bolton mdbreno oes 9rie-
ges oas 9elltide in Den S6ulen ME
o~ffi3iel a~lif9egeben bat, oaB. ocutId)er
NripotunterriHt IN @olbington ip1b.
reno Der lebtell Sabre in groBem I'm
fonge geqeben meroen mllBte, Dab ir-
geno melde griinoli6e proftilde o0cr
qeiltiee 2ebensbiloung obnc Stn0ium
oelitider Grrunaenidoften gar nidt
moglid iit.......? God 9enlie. Ole
3eit miro a~Ier0in9s bod fommen,
meiin man aIf oieie Ding nid,t mebr
auimerflom 5n mohgn 6raudt. Sur
mie LANCE nod2
Ole Saltung ieitenS Ser 0effent-
lidfeit gegeniiber allenL mas oelltidI
lit. fam natiirlih b6hcren 3ieIcn, eli
I'M 8eltirieocn, nid)t oienen. gs
ldlliebt Die Tolfcr Doneinonoer ob.
3cioer lit aihO elltihIono oilaen6Iid
lid in Der iiblen Gage, menia bon
amcrifa 3u boren, oa es oeutide 3ei.
Observation-Disclosures megen 0es nie.
origen Stanoes Der Waluta i'm @us.
Washington Journal., 1920-09-10
GOncOrO Stub.

9ie @eriammIung opt 2. Septem.
Der nor redt gut beiu6t, Elm 3eiden,
Dob oas Snterciie fir ole neue Grin.
Oung elm reyes lit. es miro Sode
DER leiten0en DISQUALIFICATION iein
oieies lntereiie mad 5u baIten uuo
Den Nitglieoern ionicI 5u bieten. Dab
iie i'm Concord aIub mirfIid oos lin
Den. mas er iein ioa. cine Seimit1tte
ibrer erbolung. Der tempor1re Dor.
liter, SEER Mortin 8iegnno, croft.
ncte Die 8eriommlnng uno iorgte 90.
fiir, Dab Die neutrality-suspicious. promp
te erleoigune fon0en. Cine ebeuio
prompte erleoiguno fnno Die 8cro
tung Der Son%ltitution. 9os betreffen-
sc aomite bate gut norgeorbeitet
unO 10 mar eS mogIid, Dab oeiien
@ntWurf nit einieen Ien0erungen
ongenommen mer0en fonnte. Die
Damn ooreenommenen @oblen erga
ben ooS f%oIgenOc &eiultot:
Erdiioent. &orl 9offmunn;
/. &i3e.Y rGii0ent Geo. YIitt;
2. @i5c Y%rdiioent: 5rou Moier.
-. A0oms:
Sefret1r: &urt NoeIdner;
6inou0iefretdr @ultop 9enoer;
SAoBmeiiter Sofob @ruegger;
0ireftoren ooer 8ertraucnsmdn
ner: Wortin @iegono, &id)or0 9rou
ncr, 3orl @aoIt 6rnl Hoiina Stoiff
SenrD 8oBmoun, 2beooor 0ietrid,
Soief 8onorod, &orI &eurih uno
Sobn 8iihbuien.
Serr Wieaouo lte0te Damn nit noe
nigen treffenoen @orten oen neuer
nGblten TrGiioenten Serrn Sofiman
Dor, Der in 3u SerSen eebeu0en @or
tell Iein Sroeromm oorlegte. gr be
tonte. Dab ons Soupterforoernis ann
@eIingen Der Gseiit lei. Der in oem
alitb berriden miiroe; 10 pieI an ibm
lei, uiiroe or bdnad itreben. 0oB ole
Ter @eiIt elm freumoIiher iei, fret bon
Norgelei uno 3mietrodt; ibm ihlue
be elm lhuloenfreies 8~ereinShois Dor,
Bob Der Sommelpunft iei fir SUNG
un0 Nlt, elm Sempel fir Oos 9elttif
tlm uno feline SSoeole; oie iiinQeren
2erte Defenders berau5n5ieben. ionc
cine Der Sauptollfgoben Iein. ebenIo
pic oieie jilngeren 2erte ooralf ouf
merriam 5u moden. DAB ibre gItern
cute nmerifonilhe giirqer limo un6
INNER geluefen lino; fcrner iole oos
8e%ltreben iein, Die finon3ieIlen 3il.
lt1noe gut 81 erboIten mo oie Notlei.
oenoen nno gemeinniislide Snititnti
omen 81 unter1tiiben. Serrn Soft.
monnS Worte medten lebbaften @ei
fan. Nntr6ee oes Serrn @enocr,
balomogliGft cine @oritonosiibun0
o~b5ubolten, iopie oie Stoot in ge
0irfe ous3uleaen uno fiber oieie @e.
5irfe cinen n9ribe" fir Sen 8crfauf
bon Mnteiliheinen 81 peronitalten 10
mie elm Mntraa Serrn Or. @Ieis'. in
1pei Mpden pieoer cine @eriomm.
lung ob5ubalten, puroen gIott onQe-
nommen.
Washington Journal., 1920-09-10
Bon @uiticuS @eitober.

IS riibt Elm GROCER @ieI
Son @oloe gang uno gar
9ei u@reot Sails" I'M Yotomoc
S6oh bieIe tauieno Sabr.
Gin 3ouber ltarf uno mGdtfa
Den ielt'nen Sdas beiua6t,
Der mill bon ibm niht peiden,
geidiitt ibn Gag uno @odt.
Den golo'nen Giel boben,
0'rllm feiner ia beriuh.
Der nidt gang rcinen Screens,
Sbn trifit oes @oloes 3Imd.
8cr nah Dem GieI ltrebet
Sn ieiner Sobilht @ier.
WiiB ielbit gum GleI meroen
Gs bIeiben fir uno fir.
Ob idon beriuanoeIt Ginen
Der @eiiter Strofgeriht?
Nonnn ho ihmciat bic Sage
'fnmonlid 1T cs ni&t
7cnn mondrn T',l triffit Tu
an nett ser Simmel bIali.
Sinh aud nidt lang Die Obren,
SIT aud iein Sen niht graul
Washington Journal., 1920-09-10
,. 6, SiIfSbereiu
fir bic N~oteiOcn0en IN 0eutidlono
uno Oelterreih.

Irf Ser SogcsoromIng Der Ser.
iommlrng bonn lebten 6reitag lton-
Oeli mc6rere 8crmaltungSfragen Die
teiliueile ibre Grleoigung fonoen.
0as Sauptintereile Der Serianmlung
riftcte lih auf oasYicnic, oas an 19.
September auf Serrn 8rauner's
@lob abgebalten mer0en loa. Dic
8orlieer Der eiu3elnen &omites mur-
Sen erltallnt, uno oa Dies aues be-
mGbrte 4rGfte iinb, 10 lit Die @oran.
tie gegebenL oaB al ben Irrange-
mcnts ni6ts uus3uieben Iein miro.
hGS nuroe oes meiteren beiblollen, Die
beioen @elanepereine %belonoers elm.
oulaoen uno iie 5u bitten, ourh Sc
iongsportr1ge oas boffentlih redlt
5oblrei6e Yublifum 81 erfreuen. Ser
llebclItoio, ser auf Dem eriten Yicnic
porbonoen mar, nGmlid Der Mangel
on Sitgelegenbeit, miro oiesmal be.
ieitigt iein, oo Ser @erein. es lih on
gelcgen iein Ioilen miro, fir 8Gnfe
rclp. Stiible nno Glide 5u iorgen.
S(lh fir llnterboItung uno lteberra-
idungen miro gelorgt iein. Gs lit
ielbitoerit6nolih, oaB Die ainoer nidt
pergelicn meroen. Der 8erein rihtet
oen oringenoen 4ppea an ale @obl-
g%eiinnten, i'm Wallen gum Yienic bin.
ous3ultromen, I'M ben Serein in Die
Gage on leteu, mieoer 9eitrGge 3ur
SbiteIlung Der entlebliden geot i'm
oltcn &aterlanoe al ~Ieilten. Ser @e
ridt 0es Sfabmeiiters iiber oas erite
@ereinsjabr, Der gepriift uno fir rid
tig befunoen muroe, ergiebt foleenoes
MeIultot: Die @innobmen i'm erIten
Sabre aus MISREPRESENTATION
Sdenfungen uno llnterboltungen be
loufen lid olf $7260.14 4. 0ielcr
Ginnabme lteben folgenoe Musgoben
oegeniiber: Srau s. areisler, Wtilf
fir 8iener &inoer, $500; YbilaOel.
pbia Silfsfon0 gum @infolif uno Ser
ienoung BON 2ebensmitteln $3.50;
Mmerican SrienoS Serpice Commit.
tee 5u oemIelben 3med $3.50; Sdla-
raffia @aibingtonia fir Sibirienbil-
fe $50; Hfarrer Rotb, @aibington
iiir Mbeinlan6bilfe $40; 2ofaIfomi-
te fir Ginfauf uno @~erienonng bon
9ebensmitteln ltno &lpioung, berge-
lteat ourA Sen N1bflub oes Silfs-
Dereins, $437.S4; Nem gorf Cen
tral &elief Committee fir anfauf
bon Mil6 uno anoercr 2ebenSmittel
$2746; american CLOTHING ono 500
ipital &elief for 4uitria 500; fiir
Siebclbiirgen 500; fir oie iibiriih.
cn @efanacnen 1887; Staot Glinn
5000; 0ipcrle fir 0rnden. Iorto,
Saacnmietc, Muiif, 2icen5gebiibrcn,
Sradt uno NitSguben nerblnnen nit
Den llnterbaltungcn, $753.61: cine
SotalIumme bon $70S4.45. 9ieie
Gotalausgaben, a~6ge3ogen BON Sen
5otoleinnabmen in S0be BON $7260..
A. lieBen am Gn0e oes Sabres einen
@eittono bon $175.69 i'm @eiibe oeS
Silfsocreins. Ger @erein bat beihlol.
len, jeoem Mitelieo cine abrednuno
6llgeben gu laiien.
Washington Journal., 1920-09-10
!. NDe Semmlmg O8 nGNa aNgumntn Stun8, 9onnu900 L. september SUR i'm

lofoe niht be5ablen fam. 60 tommt
es, 0oB in 0eutidlono bisber fatoIe
MiboerltGnoniiie inbe5ug auf @meri.
ia popular muroen. Man eloubte A.
3 .,0oB Der Senot uno beion0ers Sc.
notor 2ooge negen Der ieiuOlidem
0olting gegenilber @ilion nun aud
oeutlhfremnOIid geiinnt lei, Dab man.
ais man I'M Senat 0ebottierte, natiir.
lid audi Den Oentiden Cell oes 6rie.
Oenspertrags neben Dem 8~olferbun0
elmer &ritif unter3ue, nobel 0ieier
Cell folim einer ielblt1nOigen 8eodl.
tung geluiiroigt muroe, DAB ole in
9lmerifa fir Die oeutihen Notleioen.
oen geiommeIten @eIoer ais bonn
gansen @olfe fommenoe BON einem
~GroBen ltmihlas in DER @eIinnuna
oes amerifoniihen Bottles" 5eugteu.
0icie faIihen Auslagen werOen nun
gIiidlidermeiie forrigiert. @on liebt
aber ooran Die Sol9en oes Mongers
an gutter gerihteritattung uno Remit.
MS inbe5ug auf fremoe @0Ifer.
X X i
Sier in Amerifo linO mir, Soft lei
0onf, MN etluas better iiber oas nelie
Deptldlono unterri6tet nIs es frii-
Der benin alien Der Soil mar. SD
made ouf eilen NrtifeI bon HouI g..
Gropatb oufmerfiom, Ger oorigen
Sonntaa aud in Der bieiigen n8olt"
erIdien uno lelensmert lit. 8os or
iiber Die Not un0 Sen Snnger ser
9euti6en iogt, lit ourdous ridtig
uno bemerfenspert. @ir ioQten oie
Stcaen onsidneioen unb alien Treln.
ben 0ui6iden. Iltd ionit bat er Iebr
ri6tig geiebcn uno geurteilt.
g. @I.
Washington Journal., 1920-09-10
ct. @arieu Stride
S. 81. &otb 8forrer
5. StroBe, 5miiden O. nno s ctr

Die bier groBen @loden fir oos
anoenfen OIL Den uerItorbenen Serrn
Bfarrer @loa6 muroen am Dienstoa
Dor Ser Stride ~aufgelteat uno bon
SunOerten limo oieieIben ieitoem be.
pltnoert moroen. Sier perbleiben oic
@loden bis nod ser @eibe. Der
6ohmiiroi9ite SEER 8iibof Gorrigon
miro Die @loden am nGdIten Mitt-
nod 2admittag, IS. September, Inn
4 llbr feierlihlt meiben. Damn mer.
Ben le an ibren 9eltimmungsort, in
oen SiirnL beforoert neroen, in Dem
ill5miihen Die notigen Mourerorbei.
ten boIlenoet iein iuer0en.
9ie Z l1br Meiie am Sonntoa lit
Die Gommunionsmeiie fir ole Srau.
en- Sooalit1t. Mm NoHmittog nm
3 llbr mer6en oie MitgIieoer .oonn
audi nie0er ibre 8~eriammlune boben
Die mabreno Suli un6 4iieult ousfiel.
Die Sdule beginnt am Montug,
Sen 10. September. lin s llbr lit
ein So6amt in Der Stride, Dem oie
S6iiIer tn6 SdiiIerinnen, penn ir.
genoNmoglid, %beimobnen %iollten.
Der &irden6or bat ole r~egeIm1Bi.
gen llebungen mieOer oufgenommen
inter Der fGbigcn 2eitune oes 9rof.
@itmpreht, oes SrganiIten. Ole
nGdite Gro6r lit am 6reitag abeno
s llbr i'm Muiif3immer oes 9farr.
houies.
Die 8inter Oronung oes @ottes-
oienltes NIT Sohamt unb 8eSper an
Sonntaeen beginnt am Samstag, Den
10. September.
Washington Journal., 1920-09-10

-Nm 9icnstag oieier @odc be-
grub man ben G~lteiten Sobn ocs
Serrn 1aitor Men3el. 0erielbe mar
8. st. I'M miftieren @eltcn t1tig ms
muBte li6 oortielbit elmer Operation
unter5ieben. Muf cine teleorapbiihe
Nahri6t bin elite ieine S6meiter
OH iein &ranfenbett, jeooh bebor tic
onlangte mar er bereits ncrihicocn.
Der 2eidnabm muroe nocb bier ge-
braft uno aif Dem @roipact Sill
@ottesader beigeiebt.
SIN iugenbliden Sitter bon II
Sobren perunsliidte Sreoirid @ott-
borot, Sobn BON 8m. $. @ott6orot,
601 3ebnte StraBe Noroplt. Gr mor
in elmer eleftriiden &raftanlage be.
lhaftigt uno ioa BEL Der grbeit nit
Den Or1bten in 8eriibrung gefom-
men iein. SroBoem man i'm iofort
Gum Soipital transportierte, perl6ieo
er mad bereits s Stunoen.
Washington Journal., 1920-09-10
Die 8aHerfraft Ses gOtomoel

Cine Snoianerioge.
(Ili6 anmenobar in anoern 6Gaen
Washington Journal., 1920-09-10
9emtidlss @aiienbans.

rs fab red)t tribe aus am Montoq
Wodmittog, mo ole @efabr lag uo.
be. Dob oos Yienic p%erregnen miiroe
Iber ihIieBIih bate ser Simmel bod
elm Ginieben, pr fIGrte iid ouf mo
es CAB nod ons idonlte 8etter. ltno
oieies berfebIte oenn aud nid)t, cine
ltattlide Menge nod @ooo Sope 0ia
Washington Journal., 1920-09-10
&arses Slid.
Bon @Imor8 ente,
aiHelton, 81. y.

mir flog al S~ommermorgen
Der 2iebe @un0er sn,
I'd aIoltbt' mein Slid geboreen,
mie piele ihoH. aid Oh.
Damn fam elm foItes Shouer,
uie's gebt gum Serbite iHon,
Der Stlrm 5erbrah oas Bauer.
Ntein Slid. es mar entfIob'n.
8 miro nobl 10 meiter ipieIen,
chs fir3 our Relte gebt
am 4reil6 BORT, inter bielen,
auf benz mein Same Itebt.
Washington Journal., 1920-09-10
Sum ausidueioenl
9ie YpeEe
Bon eItfe GiIart.

Sic eeleitet ourd o1S 2eben
llno Der Srdume Ybantaiie,
8eiB ibm Nei3 unO @ert al geben
Nu6 0es Ser3ens 9armonie.
llno Der Seele S6mingen re9eno
Sbre Saiten 8art beriibrt,
2eiie rDtbmil6 ie bemegeno
sic ibr beiI'ges 6elier ihiirt.
Die Der S6mer3 our6bebt, oie &loge
Die Oos 2eiO, oaS tieflte fennt -
uno Die 8ebmit ferner Gage
uns ibr 2ieo Ger GrGnen nennt.
Ser, oes Slides Spur 5u finoen,
Sbr elm @ott geoffenbart
0ort Der 2iebe arana an minoen
lleberiroiih idon uno cart.
Die Die GtDigfeit lGBt obnen
Sn oes SroItes meidem Slang
3ebt aur Soffnune Sonnenbabnen
Die Oeroagt Der Sebniuhtsbang.
8as oas Ser3 erbebt, betriibte,
WENT uno iinet in Spmpatbie
- uno mas eS perlor uno Iiebte =
0ur I'M 2ieo Die 8oelie.
Washington Journal., 1920-09-10
sObes.@ adridt

@m Samstag, Den %. glueuIt 1920
I'M 2 llbr moreens, perifieo pIot.
lid un6 nuerportet mein lieber Sobn
4. SreOerif @Ottbnr6t,
i'm iugenoIideu Alter bon II Sobren.
Die 2eideufeier iouo am Montog,
Ben 30. 4uguIt, bon Der 8obnung,
60i-i0. StraBe %. .. aus itott.
Sir Die pieleu 8emeiie Der 2iebe
uno 2eilnobme, uno Die 5oblrei6en
yllmenipenoen, iage ih hermit al.
len 8eruonoten uno 5reunoen mel
men innigiten Dnnf.
9eionoeren Dont Serrn Yaltor 9.
Z. Nidolois fir Die troitreiden @or-
te I'M Sauie un0 am @robe.
Die traliernoen SinterbIiebenen:
@m. $. 8Ottbarbt unS SamiIie.'
Washington Journal., 1920-09-10

Seute, fauft Gbemo, mir leben in
elmer lauiigen 3eitl Gbenlo pernid.
tet %Mnfeblbar Sdmaben, @onaen,
Slobe, @meiien. Sliegen, Miiden, u.
|. 10, oeren 2arben uno gier uno lit
Elm gutes Disinfeftionsmittnl.
6. s. 2einetpeber, 1903 3Otc Strabc
NoroDeit, Eel. @eit 1927.
Washington Journal., 1920-09-10
3n mietcn scImdJt:

2 ODER 3 u%umoblierte 3immer BON
6lterem Gbepaar IN rubieem Sauie.
$. @oamer, 1880 9. ctr. 81. W.
Imperial Valley press., 1920-10-01
October 2

University of California VS.. Uni
versity Santa Clara at Berkeley.
University of Nevada VS.. San Fran
cisco Olympic Club at Reno.
Occidental College VS.. Redlands
University at Whittier.
October 8
University of Washington VS.. Whit
man College at Seattle.
California VS.. st. Mary's College
at Berkeley.
Stanford University VS.. Olympic
Club at Stanford.
Oregon Agricultural College VS.
Pacific University at Corvallis.
Montana State College VS.. Montana
Wesleyan at Bozeman.
October 16
Oregon Aggies VS.. Multnomah Ath-
letic Club, Portland, at Corvallis.
University of Nevada VS.. Califor-
MIA at Berkeley.
University of Montana VS.. Wash.
ington at Seattle.
University of Southern California
VS.. Stanford at Los Angeles.
University of Idaho VS.. Washing.
ton State College at Moscow.
Pomona College VS.. Redlands al
Pomona.
Whittier College VS.. Occidental a
Los Angeles.
Montana State College VS.. Mon
Imperial Valley press., 1920-10-01
LOS ANGELES GAINS
IN REPRESENTATION
IN STATE CAPITAL
CRY United Pressl

SAN FRANCISCO, Oct. 1.-San
Francisco is going to lose bit in the
matter of representation in the state
legislature through the new census
figures, Harry Zemansky, registrar OF
voters, believes.
He also figures Los Angeles will
gain representation, but he hastens to
add that San Francisco will not lose
enough and Los Angeles gain enough
to give Southern California control.
At present San Francisco has 13
assemblymen and seven senators. Ze-
mansky has it figured out that the ncw
census will cut this to II assemblymen
and six senators.
Los Angeles now has 18 assembly
Imperial Valley press., 1920-10-01
WHITE SOX HAPPY
FAMILY ONCE MORE
Nv

CHICAGO, Oct. IA happy
family for the first time in a year. y
was the way one of the clean
White Sox players expressed it as
the remnants of the team left for st.
Louis for their last stand of the sea-
son.
"We are pulling together now, y
said Eddie Collins, "and we are going
to give Cleveland close run"
The White Sox squad was cheerful
and happy. They carefully refrained
from mentioning the "outcasts."
A large crowd gathered at the Wa
bash station to see the SoX and show
their faith in the team as it now
stands.
Many remarks were heard from
the crowd regarding the missing
seven, but they went unanswered By
the players.
What did you do with their uni
forms, have them deloused?" shouted
an ex-A. Z. Fer.
Imperial Valley press., 1920-10-01

The Oregon state fair will pay GU:
over$1000 in prizes for butter and
cheese produced in that state.
Imperial Valley press., 1920-10-01
WOODBURY. BACK
WITH APPARATUS

Harry Woodbury., manager of the
American Legion Athletic club and c.
E. Anderson of the clubhouse commit
tee, appointed to equip the new club
rooms leased recently, returned from
San Diego, where they have spent the
past week.
Hearty support and cooperation was
wac extended by the San Diego mer-
chants to the boys. Every considers
tion was given them and the equip
nent was bought at discount far be-
low the regular sales price. A 25-foot
blackboard to be used in posting no.
tices of meetings and other things Of
Importance, was donated by P. r. Pro
vost Of that city.
The club room will be opened the
carly part of the month,
Imperial Valley press., 1920-10-01

NATIONAL LEAGUE
AMERICAN LEAGUE

Yesterdays Results
No games played on account of rain
Imperial Valley press., 1920-10-01
Little ofNothing

POWER OF THE PRESS
In last nights paper Mr.. Camp
bell of San Diego, demonstrated the
power of The Press. Here's another.
Imperial Valley press., 1920-10-01

Daniel B. Hogan, the we'll known
"One Round Hogan one time conter-
der for the world middleweight cham
pionship and now motion picture mag
nate, arrived in Ell Centro last night
for a short pleasure trip.
Accompanying Hogan are Roger E.
Henan, and E. L. Symonds, jointly
interested in the motion picture con-
Germ with him.
Imperial Valley press., 1920-10-01

men and nine senators and Zemansky
predicted the new appcrtionment will
make the figures 10 assemblymen and
10 senator's.
But the bay region, he is certain, will
still overbalance its rival in the land
Of oranges and sunshine, because Of
the strength of the Oakland and Ala
media county delegation being added to
the San Francisco contingent.
Imperial Valley press., 1920-10-01
Montana Mines VS.. Montana Wes


leyan at Helena.
November ;Sc
Oregon VS.. Washington at Eugene.
Oregon Aggies VS.. Washington
State at Pullman.
University Southern California VS..
Nevada at Los Angeles.
Montana VS.. Montana State at
Missoula.
Santa Clara VS.. Multnomah Club
at Portland.
Montana Mines VS.. Utah Aggics
at Logan.
Stanford Freshmen VS.. California
Freshmen at Stamford.
Oregon VS.. Oregon Aggies at Cor
wallis.
November 20
Stanford VS.. California at Bcrk-
eley.
Pomona VS.. Occidental at Los An
geles.
Idaho vs.. Montana at Missoula.
November 25 Thanksgiving
Santa Clara VS.. Nevada at San
Francisco.
University Southern California VS..
Oregon at Pasadena.
Washington State VS.. Nebraska
University at Pullman.
November 27
Washington VS.. Dartmouth College
at Seattle.
Idaho VS.. Gonzaga at Spokane.
Imperial Valley press., 1920-10-01

bell of San Diego, demonstrated the
power of The Press. Here's another.
Postmaster Collins lost his rat
hound the other day. The pup had
been gone number of days when the
owner decided to advertise for it re-
turn. He wrote the ad at home and
started for The Press office to have
it published. Just as he entered the
door the dog came out to meet him.
Now see here, City Dads, I've been
pounding away at you for more than
a week, trying to get little action on
this street sign proposition.
Isn't there something that can be
done Mister Pitzer?
Presidential elections and world series
contests have about reached the same
plane.
A third floor back room" and a
bottle of hootch is all it takes for
either.
l sincerely hope the French law per-
mits them to hang a Bluebeard.
In this country today, it is "the
more severe the crime, the lighter the
punishment"
Now that rents have started tumb-
ling, the senate has begun an investi-
cation.
x
1t is reported that Salazar is going
to retire from business ECw that he
is not governor of Baja California.
*
HE DOESN'T HAVE TO WORK
AGAIN.
You never know who your friends
are-until you get bottle of hootch.
Voting for president is a case of
choosing the lesser of two evils
Apologies to S. c.
Tiringly yours,
little.
Imperial Valley press., 1920-10-01
tana School of Mines at Butte.
October %

October %
University of Oregon VS.. Idaho at
Eugene.
Washington VS.. Oregon Aggies at
Seattle.
University Southern California VS..
Occidental at Los Angeles.
University of Utah VS.. California
at Berkeley.
Stanford VS.. Santa Clara at STAN
ford.
Montana School Mines VS.. South
Dakota School of Mines at Butte.
Utah Agricultural College VS.. Mon
tana State at Bozeman.
October 30
Oregon VS.. Stanford at Stanford.
Oregon Aggies VS.. California at
Portland.
University Of Montana VS.. Wash
ington state at Pullman.
Utah VS.. Nevada at Salt Lake.
University Southern California VS..
Pomona at Pomona
Idaho VS.. Whitman at Walla Walla.
Montana State VS.. Gonzaga Col
lege at Bozeman.
November 6
California VS.. Washington State at
Berkeley.
| Stamford VS.. Washington at Sc
attic.
Montana VS.. Whitman at Walla
, Walla.
Imperial Valley press., 1920-10-01
DECIDE AMERICAN
LEAGUE RACE SOON
CBy Associated Press)

NEW YORK, Oct. 1.-The scheduled
games yesterday in the American
Leagues were postponed on account of
rain. The clubs will resume play to-
day with the American League race
still undecided, while the remaining
Imperial Valley press., 1920-10-01
SOX OWNER ASKED
PROBE LAST FALL
States Attorney Made InUesfi-
cation But Could Not Find
Enough to Wdrrent Prosecu-
tiOn, Although Satisfied Sc
ries Crooked.
(By Associated Press)

CHICAGO, Oct. 1.-Charles Comis-
key, owner of the White Sox, asked
States Attorney Maclay Hoyne to in
vestigate the last worlds series imme-
diately after it was finished, Hoyne
said today.
He said that he then conducted an
investigation for three or four days
and found enough to satisfy him that
the series was crooked but not enough
to justify prosecution then.
Imperial Valley press., 1920-10-01
FOR
.COASTl CR |D|RONS
ARE MADE PUBLIC
Fastest Teams on t he Pacific
Coast Will Match Braun and
Brains; Big Games Sched-
uIed for Along in November.
(By Associated Press)


college and university teams being
whipped into shape for the coming
games of the 1920 season. Many of
the teams have games scheduled for
tomorrow and next Saturday. By the
end of October all the elevens will
have swung into the race for the
season championship.
A schedule of the far western
games follows:
contests in the National league will be
merely a formality of playing out the
schedule, the Brooklyn team having
clinched the pennant Tuesday.
Cleveland, with four games to play,
leads Chicago in the American league
by one and one-half games and in or
der to capture the pennant must win
three Of the four games. If Cleveland
breaks even in the four games and the
White SoX win their three, the two
teams would finish their schedule on
even terms, while the White Sox
would win the pennant if they defeat
St. Louis three straight and Cleveland
drops three out Of the four games with
Detroit.
Another possibility Of the race is
that cf the Chicago Club dropping tc
a tie with the New York Yankees for
second place, which would result il
the White Sox lose all three contests
with st. Louis.
Players who remained loyal to Chas
A. Comislsey, president of the Chicasc
White Sex, in the last worlds series
against Cincinnati may receive thei,
reward this year, according to stats
tics figured out tonight. In figuring
this problem, attention was called tc
the small number of eligible players
remaining on the White SoX club who
would share in the money.
The problem, which is a mathema-
.ical cne, has many possibilities.
If the White Sox win the pennant
and engage Brooklyn in the worlds
series, even though they should be de-
feated, the losers share, when divided
among the individual White Sox play
crs, would be almost as great as that
Of their opponents because Of the large
number of players on the National
league club.