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The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1920-08-03
TWO MEN TO PAY
ONE WOMAN ALIM0NY
First Case Of Kind That Has Occurred
In This Section Of Country.

For the first tin" On record N the
West Virginia courts. 50 far as known.
Two men have hc"u he'd for alirlony on
complaint If the same woman. THIS
double cns" WAS tried Saturday after
moon N JuSttr" AcrcrG court in Charles
ton. On complaint Of Mrs. Myrtle
Vaughn r. Shrcw sbury. against her hu~-
band. Lester Vaughn. and her divorced
former husband. Fred liaCkw0rth. ho;h
6.~o uf Shrewsbury. The court nrSt
gavr Vaughn ca days sentence Ia Ia"
county TAIL for failure TO support his
wife. hut THIS Judgment Was att"rwar"E
ri"i.'"d /" q Slh weekly ALLOWANCE" AMI
n" was placed under SJon bond for
I"r,"d at IN months 10 insure regular
Payments.
Her complaint against tho former
husband that he has failed 10 contrib
ute to tn" support Of their two minor
children. Gold!r and Lydia Hackworth.
MAS found justified and the court enter
ID I'll order requiring ilaCk~orth {"
hereafter give Mrs. NHugha $40 weekly
for tn" maintenance OF the children.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1920-08-03
38THHOME RUN
BY BABE RUTH

Chicago. Aug. 2-"Babc' Ruth
cracked oUt LIS thirty-c. EEth horne run
~ tho season before n crowd officially
estimated az NOR" than 10000. and New
York shut uUt Chicago = - q.
II was Ia: Ihird circuit drive the
homo rum champion had hit or VII
l,amS tins sou son.
Four OF IN" fasteners -"nS were III"
result ~ hum" runs. a. both the cir
Cu.t drives were made VIII" a man was
on base.
Ruth. IN addition e. driving tho ball
int N" loft field h:"Hch""s. walked
vice and another ,.n" Il" hIt an !nti"ld
fly 80 high that he rcarhcd second base
before :hr bail MAS caught by ltisherg
Quinn wn4 hit hard hut frightened up
in tho pinchcs ana was gwen perfect
support. Score hy inTinES. 4 II. +.
New No-R....... 2u2 2Vl 900 IL u
Chicago. ......... con 600 oUp-O 9 4
Quinn and KV"l. Williams. Wilkinson
and SChalk Lynn.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1920-08-03
OLD SOLDIERS
THANK LADIES
Members Of Hannah Montgomery Curtis
Camp no. l, Of Elm Grove, and
Clara Barton Camp Included.

The ;hrty-nnr old soldiers. all Of
whom were over tho aG" Of seventy
three years VII" were accorded a splen-
did welcome and given n dinner by tho
me mh"rs OF Hannah Montgomery Cur
t.g Camp NJ. Of Elm Grove. assisted
by the members Of Clara Earton camp
II Wheeling few days ago, arc LOUD
IN their praise Of the ladies for their
Kindness.
In" soldiers asked The Intclligenccr
in their behalf to extend vote Of
thanks To tho ladies who SO kindly
made tho day on" OF real enjoyment 20
ihrr. and in addition they extend their
franks to cot. W. II {. GUSTS. Rev. L.
u. Lcw"llyu Col. Richard Robertson
and the others who also aided in the
way of speech making.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1920-08-03
COMPEL CONTRACTORS
TO RELAY PAVING
Council Finds Ten Defects in Work on
South EoH Street

\ recommendation VIII he mad" n
council tonight that tn" contractors IN
charl;n If tho paving on South Eof
street. between Thir,y-'hIrd and Thirty
ninth Streets. BE- compelled 10 Put IN"
stree, in frs, class condition before tn"
work IL accepted hy tho city.
Til" committee appointed by council
last week tn investigate 'he petition
from residents on this street. which
lucluI"G all members Of council. city
lu"nNC'r. city engineer. and city S"Iic!-
.,.r. me-, ~ Thirty-ih,rd md For streets
last evening ami wen over the ground
Thoroughly They found about ton de.
r"c;s ~ tn" paving. TIL" contractor will
iH 'oupr'I"d 10 tear mp This work and
relay Il again.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1920-08-03
PROPERTY DEAL
At WOODSDALE.
Andrew Hare Purchases the NOndsl
Property Located Near Leather.
wood Station.

Through n deal Cunsummatcd few
days ago tho property owned by Mrs.
q. Ed MCndcl and located Mt Woods-
dial" was sold To- Andrew Hare. well
known business man uf this city.
The puChase price was not dlvulged.
hut II is understood tina; 4 was a very
high figure. Tho property IS situated
on an !d'al location. a splendid residence
occupying a corner lot. just across Wad-
del run. from the Lcathcrwood station.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1920-08-03
Skin Eruptions Cause
Constant Torture

PS all other furlrs - SElu diseases.
como from A d ,y-,l.rcI 80 ud'l,'n - tho
blood The. mu-t l." .Vrrd ,hr"Hgh thn
hood md ,hIs captains why l"'s. treat
rucnt FAILS 80 absolutely
Tho rali,al and rational treatment -
10 takn n thorough 'rursr IL : : he
purely vegetable blood remedy whl' h
thoroughly ileans"S the hi'"I - 'hrTy
particle Of .u.rurlty. Frn h"ii!"s e
: = S viii rnlIf cur 'hr Il. Srhsr germs
from your blnud yrur 'nipIi"sI"n viii
begin {" CI"ar ~ and YOU N.Ii H"Un 10
rid " tie disease rs 'huusrnds OF urhora
have
Get bo,'l" NJ no drugstore today.
write u our brad phySs"Inu. who VIII
gladly give YOU fun medical Hhy.rN
without charg" Address. M"dicn, Dr..
tor. 6l2 Swift Laboratory. Atlanta. ia,
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1920-08-03
TWILIGHT GAME

The MrConkcy- Whitakcr GirSsn"r
contest Will furnish tho twilight attrLH-
ton nj Tunnel Green Thursday. ThiS
game should prove quit" Interesting rs
both tennis have splendid records in
their class. The MaCks will Journey to
SuithMrld on Saturday 10 meet IN" team
Of that place. ON Sunday thry Wi!
mrri Ncffs III DellAlrc.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1920-08-03
WON IN a RALLY.

ST. Louis, Nc Aug 2---St. louis RAJ
lied in tho eighth Inning. scored six
Cd Philadelphia 10 To \. '"day. Tn" VS.
,orS battcd Sothoro,. trnn N" box IL
'hc seventh and N" locals knorkeL
l'c-~r of the mound n tho eighth.
Score L. II. F..
rn!aisiphin 100 IoI $50 II I
ST Louis ......N!2 h"l r6X--lo IS .
PER-. Nay,or ard Perkins: So,horOu,
Rurwei!. ShoCkcr and Srvtrcid.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1920-08-03
Disease Germs nIust Be Eliminated
Prom the Blood.

When your SKIN disease reaches -
wo-s. stage and the fery burning oaEHeS
you % scratch and scratch n nm eN":'
10 Obtain reliSy there - many II s.eep-
less night in store FOR YOU
II IS nothing more than folly 10 "NH"ct
70 be cured by the use e local treat-
ment. such As o!ntmcn,s. HaIres. .oti"ns.
etc Such remedies may an"rd some
temporary rAWar huc vuu want more
than rr'!"r Won want remedy that VII
rid WOW forever e me torturtnS DIS
order
kczrma. letter. h0t,s. pImples. ulcers.
IONS and sSAin eruptI0nS. as well
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1920-08-03
OvTPOINTED BY LYNCH

Jersey city. y. j. Aug. Joe lyn'h.
Of NV York oulpo!u;ri charlie Lea
.nu, Fr"nrh bantam weight rhhirI""n ~
virtually every round If their : r"Un4
Lpr, hero tonight
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1920-08-03
WON BY WILSON

Euaa'u. Y. Aur. .. johnny Wi.
son e I,u>r"l. m.dll"w"icht Clnmri"n.
krn,krI uuf steve ChuynsE!. Of Ni.wan-
Ln. in ~, n,jt, round of i scheduled ten
round bout here tonight
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1920-08-03

To-day'S Dunes.

:. T.U'I.N n N'UII,.IN
t.u.!uua'i ~ \'w York
Ch!"uEu nj ph!'Hi"Irh'a.
:'i"hVrEh ~ Boston.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1920-08-03
seoo FOR PENCIL DRAWING

London. Eng.--A pencil drawing by
Y Irswny. Of Kitty Fisher. whole
length. siEncl. and dated 1867. realized
$500 a. n Snle.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1920-08-03

Tho greater tho necessity ~. saving
n" greater your opportunity TO use
Tho 1utelligCnCcr Want Ads.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1920-08-03
TIE Standing.
To-dRy'E Games.

Philadelphia ~ - l."I.'
Washington ut r'","land
Sew Verb - Chicago.
BOS'0U a. brtroN
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1920-08-03
ON THE SCREEN Of SPORT
victory OF Peace,
By Hugh S. Fullerton.

has. ~, na'to to ,aa>. trouble 20 the
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1920-08-03

Who said Arukh was
STRANGER 4har, fiction?

YOU'RE FIRED" said the editor.
"UkLEsS YOU can dig up
A LIVE story today"
SO THE cub reporter.
DISAPPEARED FOR hourA
BUT WHEN he recovered.
FROM HIS trance. no had.
A sTORY-here It IL
OUR DEPUTY constable.
WAS WAkENED by the 'phou4
AND A shrt1 voice cried.
FOR THE love Of Misc
BEAT. IT here quick
ANIL MAIL - Aus
WHO'S TALKING Wild
IN TIE cigar store"
The LONG arm OF the Law.
PUT ON his pants
sPED TO the scsna
AND AFTER q briot.
BUT TERRIFIC struxsla
MADE THE pinch
I'D WHEN interviewed
BY OUR etar reporter.
GAVE OUT this statement.
HES A loony. all right
THE ASYLUM says. by Heck.
THE WORST they ever had
WHY THE poor nut
CLAIMS HE can copy,
THE SECRET blend.
OF THE cigarettes
THAT sATIsFY."
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1920-08-03

BUY war SAVINGS STAMPS
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1920-08-03
PittSh urgh
Boston

\ Ra,,rd for Adams - seventh.
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1920-04-11
REAR SIGNAL HAS
POPULARITY HERE
Nifty Contraption Shows
Directions n Stop n
Everything.

Have you seen the signal tail light
that your ncighbor has equipped his
car WIN II is mighty good thing
TO have on your car is the verdict
passed upon IL hy the up date mo-
torists who have had one installed
on their machine. This signal light
whom Installed on your ear takes tho
place ot tail light ana flashes In
formation 10 neighboriug motorists
IN the traffic as to Just what change
la your course is about TO bc made
For Instance. II you are about 10 turn
to the right. a simple movement OF
the fingers viii cause the word
right" 10 flash. Similarly your in
tcutlou 10 stop or turn to the loft can
be shown much 10 the help of the
man driving tho car behind you.
Tho McCully Sales company IN
the distributor for the Roeddlng Sig
nal Tail Lights In this part Of Okla &.
homn aud Jack Barncs. the sales
manager. reports that everyone who
has had one demonstrated has
praised II enthusiastically.
~, viii not be long until nearly
every car in Tulsa has a signal Hight
na part Of its essential equipment
declared Mr.. Barnes.
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1920-04-11
GAS HIKE B00MS
ELECTRIC DEMAND
Truck Makers Also Greet
Raise with Added
Activity.
PREDICT so CENT GAS
Boost from $3.50 Per Barrel
to $3.50 Said TO Preclude
Further Increase.

soaring prices NJ gasoline In mo
is.t few weeks with predictions mat
tho prico will 40 To- 81 and so couis
a gallon by The end of 1890 have
brought 10 American electric auto
mobile and truck manufacturer an
uuuu1 boom
Probably not in iho history " the
electric car and truck industry ht"
tho interest len these types of vc
hlclea been go noted us at prc'su
Inquiries are coming IN from an
parts ~ the country. according "a
factory officials. of tho Niinufn
Wagon company ot Toledo. OHIO
largcs manufacturers NJ electric We
hiclca in the world.
And tho reason iG very apparent
A recent bulletin issued by the ma
tlonaI automobile chnmhoi of com.
merco saws. During iho pus. five
months tho value Of crude OIL In th"
Oklahoma fields has rIson from
t22h to $3.50 per barrel aud the
price OF oil I'm other fields mas risen
proportiouAtcly
"On mon generally forecast FUR,
ther advances before Tho end oi
1890 The oil men point out mat
whereas IN past years there have
been new folds Of large poten tiul
ppNblulilAlfR ~ HlHl' Nl'i'il f'''''
iscd To meet the increased demand
for crude OIL that tho beginning OF
1890 finds no fields being developed
which seom adequate to meet the
increasing needs OF tho currcut ycai
~ anticipated for petroleum
products
This condition. apparently is tn,
underlying cause FOR the recent al
vnncos In price Of crude oil and the
subsequent increases In the price ol
gasoline which bureau Of mines Of
flcials say may go higher
How the public viii take 10 % ~
bO-ccnt gas cannot hc forctold. bu'
coming az II does as one more bur
den for tho public to carry durlne
these days OF increased opcratinR
and maintenance costs Of Iutomn.
bllcs. II may be said without fear
~ contradicting that the higher cos
of gasoline viii serve as a. very
stimulating influence upon the al
ready active demand for Milburu
electrlcs, particularly as the public
grows TO understand that the cleo
trio can he driven year In ana year
out at an average cost OF from f1.50
TO $3.50 per month for current
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1920-04-11
Spanish Prince Has
Cadillac Fleet for
His Mddrid Palace

the tremendous imprcsslon
made In Europe nv the perform
aucc of tho Cadillac ns The Off
cal seven. "a HsUugcr car OF The
American army is evidenced bY
tho way members ~ the nobility
have bcen purchasing 'adillacs
The royal family Of Spain now
has fleet of those motor cars
ana born KING Alphonso and
Qucon Victoria are frequently
seen driving In this American
creation But perhaps the most
enthusiastic cadillac bOostcr IN
tho royal family - Tho prince ~
Asiurias. the eldest son of tho
king OF spain ana heir to the
throne The prince b. only -
years old, bus drivcs hia cadillac
about the streets of Madri win
the Rku of e veteran \ guard
Of honor. " course accompanies
tuu prince bui N, personally
dtippH tho car. - tribute 10 the
oas, of Cadillac control
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1920-04-11
JUDGE SPEED BY
CARS VIBRATION
Studebaker Distr ibutor
Has New Way of Put
ting People Wise.

welsh. McNulty Motor company,
the Studebaker distributors. tells
story that illustrates easy riding
qualities in an automobile, demon
strated In an unusual way.
u seems that an owner OF Stude.
baker special six took friend OF
his out riding not long ago. The
friend noticed az he sat In the
front scat. that the speedometcr was
covered, mentioned this fact to the
owner. and asked the reason for II.
Just n little Idea | have" replied
the owner
They drove through town and
then hit tho open road Pretty soon
the friend noticed that the car was
creeping up q hit in speed The
owner turned 10 him and asked.
"Ilow fast do You thuh Ne are
travelling ?"
"oh about g5 miles an hour"
cane the answer
We'll You're pretty close snid
the owner. Just take that cover
or The ,pccdumctcr. and Wen see. 10
The friend did as suggested, and
the spcedometer showed a. instead
Of % miles an hour
"A lot OF people still Judge tho
speed Of all cars hv tho amount OF
noise. sWNNlug and general Ninra-
tiou,' comments NJ McNultN "lust
because % car travels along quietly
and smoothly. they think it mus, be
going slow That used To he the
ease There was time when am
automobile hitting 30 wi,cs AN hour
pr moro shook aud laburcd To an 81
tent that was very obvious tp the
driver and other occupants Some
people stiO Judge the speed Of car
boy the old standards. In fact. there
ure 'ow today who ure not deceived
IA guessing tho rate at which ur
udto'uohilo n travelling
"iust 10 show how motor car,
have advanced IN the direction o
cow' 'org >Iopdiuc.s and smuolhuts,
on mo road. the engineers of an,
Sudohak,r series 90 cars have dc
Nolopcd ,hgm to tho point whore tu
day They car trsvcl Ji jo go mile
uu hour mile after mile vithou
uucuWtur. vihrn HON or tuparcu
effort Scientific balance ana othc
tcfinomcuts u design explain hov
his has been madr possible
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1920-04-11

our windows are fillcd with Home
savings Ranks, open savings ac-
count ana ger one, Exchange Trust
Co, Il lcast Third street
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1920-04-11

VXIHEN you purchase a Buick
w Model X 49, you will find that
no seven passenger car can possibly
give greater value, better satisfac-
ton, higher efficiency or more re-
finement of detail.
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1920-04-11

With beautiful body lines--with large,
comfortable seats and tonneaus, assembled
on chassis equipped with the famous
Buick Valve-in-Head Motor, this model
meets every requirement demanded in a
dependable touring car for use under all
conditions.
Imperial Valley press., 1920-10-27
PHELAN VOTE IN
SOU CALF. WILL
Be 4 LANDSLIDE
StrGu Ballots SRot0 Southland
Heariiy ia Far0r Of Sepctor
HhCse Stand 0ga Vital Issues
OF Day Needs No CGHs0,t-
flcainQ.
(SDecial to The PreSsl

LOS ANGELES, Oct. 27.-follGw-
,l,E q ten days tour Of southern Cali
feTuia Senator James d. PaeiaH re-
ceiyed 50 many approvals o. his stand
IN the japanese question tnat h.f
many formerly rock-ribbed republicans
counties viii be swung into the demo
cratic senatorial column at tie elee-
ton November md.
Party lines, these reports indicate,
have been eliminated ard taa contest
las narrowed down TO : CEN. ~ he
tween = progressive es1 :. te..-.loaGry
with popular sentiment ii ss.ss.2. of the
former who Is Wae-EG q STATE We,
cattle % Keep California Nh..a.'
Senator IneiaG's 2TIeL3s ua@ ( ain
that ne Will carry san Frage.E-J ,.
more than 3G,GQJ ana Santa baro@ra
county BY 14sr margin despite tie
fact thae 0uo o. eve@y seven f=G5ssfa-
tons there 5 only one democrat. IN
parIal county democrats e1e confident
G. At least l2g9 majority fef Sena17a
Pae.an while Rivers L cit and eJgH-
y, where the registration IS largely
republican, tie indications 9ra eae
seantof WI WIN - . Jar rafsta.
Throughout IT, claas bls5 Senator
PEslal IS favored. d9e = h. activity
on behalf Of ne citrus growers II {
tirae when q sl.Itage oI rai.WaT car
tLre4tcaed hr@c losaea through IN
asliisy to ship last .eae's citrus crop.
Dyr.ne the pa. few days "5traw
votes taken in les Angeles indicated
ihe people -atord. IL show ch9ir dis
approval q rro-1a apauese activities
In an. American election. TIE vote
.aGen ~ three Of The loargest theatres
IN Saturday fayee.ea TIE fs!ov'i,se,
figures: Phelan, 4}7; Saorsridse. @00;
while ether Votes taken in different.
-actions Of ,Ae cir indicated aUA-
tantial majority for the democratic
ror2coc.al candidate.
Imperial Valley press., 1920-10-27
NEW OIL SHOWING
At JAMES WE'LL

Wilks James, in charge of the well
! of the. San Diego & Imperial Oil Co.
near Coyote Wells, was in Seeley
Thursday and reported that progress
is now being made on the well at the
rate of about seven feet a day.
The formation in the hole, which
is now about 1850 feet deep, is
changing to hard gray shale mixed
with limestone and is showing more
traces of oil than have ever been en-
countered before. Mr.. James believes
tha5 the present formation is the cap
rock of the oil. He expects to get
through the present formation any
day.
Arrangements are being made by
A. T. Ezell, president of the company,
and a party of friends to visit the
well today and inspect the new show
ings of oil. 1t is believed here that
the James well has developed the
best showings that have SO far been
encountered in any of the wells of
the Valley As it is known that
James has selected spot where oil
may be expected at a comparatively
shallow depth, it is being freely pre-
dicted here that he may be the first
to bring in paying we'll, despite
his slow progress and the encourag
ing reports from other drillers.
Imperial Valley press., 1920-10-27
NEGRO CLUB
Continued from Page y

about this subject. and MIR. Allen in
formed me. that he is not in favor Of
the segregation of the white and black
children
Later in the conversation. Mr.. Col
lins said, MIR. Allen informed me dur
ing the same interview, that he at
tended a mixed school and could see
no objections to it, though there is
considerable agitation here against it. ;
Much additional ground for my
statement will be furnished should
you request it,
Further proof of the charges as
made is contained in statement is
sued by Bales Walker. we'll known
2ocal man. today which reads:
Il talked with Mr.. J. Il. Collins.
who IS an educated and very intelligent
colorod man. and ecognized leader
amounr his people in the Valley.
''tic stated to me that the colored
3,ople have Il thorough political o.
ganization, and tnat the organizatl9
was almost unanimously against Mr..
Conlling for jGtgo of the sure, iol
ourt, because Conkling. as a school
trustee in Ell Centre. had caused the
separate school to be established for
co.ored children, and was in favor O.
separate scEuelS.
He further stated. that MIR. Allen
had stated to him, that he, Allen. had
'atter3ad d mixed school III his child
ood. and that he saw no reason fer
such separation.
"Mr. Collins further said that he,
personally, had no objection to sepa-
rate schools. provided the schools were
equally good but htat the organization
having voted on the matter, as they
"a 40 was for Allen and against
Conkl.Hg"
Imperial Valley press., 1920-10-27
JURY FAILS TO
AGREE IN CASE OF
A. V. WOODLAND

A 9 o'elocl, this morning the jury
in the case of A. V. Woodland, charg-
ed with statutory offense against
his fifteen year old daughter, returned
to the court room after an all night
deliberation completely hung, declar-
ing they were unable to arrive at q
decision and were discharged by Judge
Pat Parker.
According to information received
the final vote taken early this morn
ing stood to for acquital.
A new panel will be called at once
md the trial continued. it was said.
Imperial Valley press., 1920-10-27
II VESTTGATORS
COMPLETE PROBE
(GY Associated Pressl

CHICAGO, Cc5. 27,-Federal trade
z5a-a2.s5i8a investigators, who have
5esn Investigating the charges made
y Senator Capper, Of Kansas, that
.aaz.iauIation ON the board OF trade
naea vas responsible fer the recent
3esHne II tie price OF wheat. has eom-
rtac1a It's EorE here.
TIE Investigation, it is understood,
- baan pursued IN all the leading
e4ain centers.
while tie hearings were not public,
l5 reported that Chicago grain deal
rs told the investigators the four
.nc;nal ra2s2rs for the decline were;
he p-l3.e clamor for lower prices,
zEla. cop above the average, discrim
ii. .-ay ocean freight rates against
c1r, favot Of wheat and the keen
,..&Gian ce4p5tIt.on.
Imperial Valley press., 1920-10-27

! aaHn nnnEEaHEaEaRanREaEE EaEERasaazaEEnEzzEs
Imperial Valley press., 1920-10-27
THE SQUIRREL HOUSE
By A. Mutt.

Some one bid tWo bis lor Hi Diller
II the Ellis dance the other night.
Cheap at half price.
Jack Ridgway left for Patton yes
Jerday, thus substantiating the theory
ii ghe sheriff's office that his watcn
was lifted by the one he accompanied
north last week.
Jack to the 1Iaid-"Looh here, how
dare you tell my wife what time l got
IN. ="
"Shure and Oh didn't" replied the
maid, She asked me what time youse
came in and l. just told her | was too
sgsy getten breakfast to look at the
clock"
Or, TO be child once more,
Favired less than dog OF cat;
Barred forever from the door
By the owner of the ilat.
See by the mornings paper that
General Wrangel has taken lnoum-
5ethen a village five miles south of
he Wildugmesntiji river in the housn-
leuZhl region, and mas advanced along
{ front of $4,000 eggeis.
Which means he IS on the retreat.
Imperial Valley press., 1920-10-27

Which means he IS on the retreat.
Imperial Valley press., 1920-10-27

Complete Repair Dept. Phone IJ4W
INDIAN MOTORCY GEES, BiCYCLEs
SPORTING GOODS
GA MAIN st. El Centre, Gas
Imperial Valley press., 1920-10-27
HARPER BOUND OVER
TO SUPERIOR COURT

The preliminary hearing in the case
of the people versus j. A. Harper,
charged with selling mortgaged prop
erty was held in Justice Mayfield's
court this morning at 9:30 and tn
man was bound over for trial in the
superior court November 29th.
Harper is alleged to have sold an
automobile after placing a mortgage
on it with Brawley firm.
Imperial Valley press., 1920-10-27
ENTRIES FOR STOCK
SHOW INCREASE
(By United Press)

PORTLAND. Ore, Oct. 27-Entries
for the Pacific International Livestock
exposition, which will be held here
November 13 to 20, have been closed,
showing an average increase of sixty
Per cent in ali classes.
Approximately two acres Of space
additional to the six acres provided
Imperial Valley press., 1920-10-27

by the half million dollar stock show
plant which was built last year will
be needed to shelter this years pure
cred livestock. Nearly 500 breeders.
in the Pacific coast and mountain
states and western Canada have en-
tered the flower of their flocks and
herds