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The New York herald., 1921-07-12
WHEATPRICES ARE
STEADY AT CLOSING
Free Rural Offerings to Arrive
Counterbalance Adverse
Crop Conditions.

CHICAGO, July II. Free country Of
ferings to arrive did good deal in the
wheat market to-day to ccunterbalance
adverse crop conditions in the North
west Prices closed steady, lac net
lower to 1ac. advance. with September
s1.1S to s1.1sM and December s1.21 to
s1.21A. Corn gained as TO Nc, oats
finished Is to nc. off 10 Sc up, and
provisions unchanged to lie. higher.
At first the wheat market showed con-
siderable strength, with traders giving
much attention to high temperate lures in
the Northwest and to a renewal of mis-
givings about black rust in Minnesota and
North Dakota. Later, however. indica-
tions that the movement Of new wheat
was increasing became the principal fac
tor. AS result of greater hedging
pressure, premiums for No. hard
wheat and for No. 2 red winter disap-
peared and $4,000 bushels were sold TO
go to store In that connection the con-
tinuance of the strike of elevator en-
ployees here operated as a drag on the
larket- Some complaint was made OF
car shortage in the Southwest. On the
either hand, predictions Were for cooler
weather in the spring crop belt
Absence of raia and reports that corn
was commencing to fire in parts of Illi-
nois AMI Indiana had a bullish effect on
the corn market. Oats averaged higher
in sympathy with corn.
Provisions reflected good domestic and
export demand, as well as upturns in the
value Of hogs.
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COTTON FUTURES
ADVANCE SLIGHTLY
Gains Reflect Chiefly Improve
ment-Trading Is Quiet
and Featureless.

Cotton futures advanced slightly in
ket. the gain rejecting principally the
general Improvement in Liverpool Sales
OF spot cotton abroad were again great
err. amounting to $4,000 bales. of which
5000 were American. Liverpool futures
prices We're decidedly better than ex-
pected, being 10 10 21 penny points
higher at the time of our opening. In
the local market the relative strength
OF July furnished the only point OF in
terest The spot month was up more
than a cent a pound, touching 1852.
New Orleans interests bought July and
October, but sold distant months, which
Jagged behind other options.
Among more prominent bullish fac
tors was the unfavorable weather in the
western belt. chiefly in Texas Detailed
weather reports showed heavy precipi-
tation in many places in the Houston
district. where dry weather is needed to
check the spread Of the boil weevil.
Conditions in the eastern belt We're un-
settled and cloudy, showery weather pre-
vailing. At the start the local market
was steady to firm and to IS points
up from Saturdays close. Demand was
better after the call and the list ad-
vanced about 5 to % points before the
start of the second hour. Spot houses
and Wall Street shorts were good
buyers
Liverpool was an active seller at one
time. English interests putting out a
new line of straddles The market lost
part of it's gain as business progressed,
distant deliveries even dropping under
their preceding closing levels. Outside
interests bought on the reaction and
during most of the afternoon the mar
ket's undertone was steady to firm.
Offerings were light in the final hour.
The market closed unchanged to 20
points uD fran Saturdays finish. The
local spot market was up i5 points to
1910 cents.
Range of prices:
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MINING.
o9o0 A B G Metalst Al
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Fire Record.

A NJ. Loss
~ ;2S--i0s Sd av. awning; unknown None
IL :iJ-Prnca> 81 aud Broadway; fire
alarm boX................... Cnknown
3:0'-3S0I Sd av.. Bronx Morris
smith .4.s.s.s.. s..t...... 1rlfling
II :o2-a02 West 26th ST.; rubbish In
yard; unknpWn.... ............. Unknown
II :30-ln3 East nth St. BENJAMIN
toroWiN s.........s..... s..s Unknown
II 4s--Broa dway and 10th st. auto
IN.
12:i5-iOl0 Southern Boulvard. Bronx:
awning M. Schw artz. 40. +. Unknown
;0o-lia IL 1885 ST.. Jefncs Henry unknown
3i2s-l59 w. 10Th ST.. automobile
William Wollick. .............. Trifllng
29-l.n W. 18th ST., Cohen Bros Unknown
5.l5-2Tps sth av, unknown -. .TrifllnE
6i3o-ise2 I'd av.. Isaac Pollock. Triling
y. FAhel & Cox % West Eighteenth street
deny that there WAS fire n their establish
ment. as reported July T. The fire was on
the floor above, they say, and their dana ge
was due solely to water
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ELECTIONS AND .iEErINGs.

To tho Stockholders of Corning international
Corporation.
Notice IA hereby given that the election Of
directors for Corning International Corpora
tlon not having been held on the day desiR-
mated In the bylaws, and the directors not
having within one month thereafter called a
special election, n meeting OF the stockhold-
cIecting directors thereof will be held at the
office Of said corporation, No. 165 Broad
way In the Borough OF Manhattan. 10 the
CITY Of New York on the ieth day OF July,
1921 Al two O'Clock In the afternoon.
Dated June 2Ith. 1921.
(sisned) I. J. MORRIS.
stockholdsr Of said corporation-
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CHICAGO PRICES.

Weakness in foreign exchange and
the scarcity of Gulf wheat offerings
checked interest in yesterdays cash
wheat market and few sales We're re-
corded. Estimates p paced the amount
sold at 200, 600 bushels Corn sales
totalled about 100000 bushels and rye
sales were small. The -four market was
firm domestic buyers limiting their pur-
chases TO immediate shipments. A few
export inquiries We're received, but they
were too low for business
NEW YORK PRICES.
WHEAT-No. . red. $134js; No. 2 hard.
si.4oss No. Manitoba. 81 .70iz; No mixed
Duran, 81 .3ois c. !. f. track. New York. late
July shipment.
,coRN-No. 2 yellow and No. 9 white.
0ATs-No white and No. white were
ordinary clipped white, isssc., all elevator
,RyE-No,, 2 Western, si$s (. o. b. and
BARTEY-Teeding, Csa74c.; mailing. 779
s2c: G. !. f. New YORK
HaY--No 1. s3oT32; No. 2 s26@2s: No.
Nos. to /. large bales, ton. S26G30; ship
ring. s2Sa22; no grade. si5a2o; fancy light
2s: No. p clover mixed. sa2a25 alfalfa.
sTRAw-No. rye. s2l@24 a ton; No. /.
oat. s1oal1; wheat. bundled, $2oa2r;
INTERIOR RECEIPTS.
Wheat Corn. Oats.
Yesterday go. 1891 900 10000 G9f 900
Last week.. Holiday.
Last year.. 1872. 900 100000 100000
SEAB0ARD CLEARANCES.
Flour Wheat. Corn.
Yesterday 49,. 2S,000 1.452. 900 344, 900
Last week.. Holiday.
Last year.. 1900 1.90s 900 .......
FLOUR.
New York Prices.
Spring patents. $s.50d9; spring clear. s7.o5
GI-55. soft winter straights s6d6.T5;. hard
winter straights, $723dS Rye flour. fair to
good. s775aSa5 choice 10 fancy, $500
SIS. White corn flour S2d2.15 100 lbs.
Cornmeal, fine white and yellow granulafed.
81 aod2o5. Feed-City; bran. 100 ID. sacks,
s23 heavy middings, 100 lb. sacks, $23;
red dog flour, 40 ID. sacks. $35. Western
Eran. 100 Ib. sacks. s22; standard middlings,
100 lb. sacks, $22; flour middlings. 100 ID.
saels s2s; red dog flour. 40 ID. sacks. S35.
on meal, $2.0Jd2 2 25 100 lbs.
Minnea polls.
Flour unchanged. Shipments s., 165 bbls.
Bran. $i30t5.
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Nov. rs, igls. 49,, .;.... sos u
June s. 1921. 2,ss3.3G
TRANsA ATLANTIC FILM co OF '''''
AMERICA. INC.--C. u. Baird,
Ine;; June ~. ia2i; .,.:.;,....; i,oso.o
Harry Lefrak-Werbeiowsk Bros
Inc. Nov. IL. 1870. o.............. f.65307
SAME-S. Albert; Nov. 3, 1920. l662. 4S
s,s,, Sns,fS Al2srt Nov u, 1870. 1897.
March s. 1915. 5............... ~gIJ o6
kRAUsS. Arthur-uIeeda Moving &
Trucking Co, Inc. Alay i, 1921 1S7os
DoDT, Martin--N y. Meiiler tt
al. Sept. IS. 1914. 35f
BESSEN & sCHREIBAfAN, NC
J. J.Frledman ct al /, Nov. 5 1880. 2744
JOHNSON. Walter l.. snd Julia A.
A.-Automobile Trade Directory:
June II. iai5.................. 1890
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MOTOR CRASH KILLS TWO.

TOPEKA. July Nm. a. Ross. an oil
we'll shooter, and his wife were killed
and four other persons were injured
yesterday when their automobile. carry
ing six cases of dynamite and a quantity
Of nitroglycerine. collidcd with another
motor car. Tho deaths resulted from
the crash.
The New York herald., 1921-07-12
POLICE AT FORT ToTTEN.

Two hundred and twenty police veter-
ans of the world war left yesterday by
Government boat for Fort Totten. for a
weeks drill in military training and
rifle practice under the direction of Capt.
Charles Schofeld, drillmaster Of the Po-
lice Department
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NEW YORK STATE BONDS.
Business Troubles
PETITIONS IN BANKRUPTCY

The following petitions In bankruptcy were
filed Monday In the United States District
Court.
ABE Observation-Disclosures petition against
Abe Aflman, middies and waists. 20 West
Thirtythlrd street, in behalf Of three cred
spben b coge kSs oo Snd M0 sarrg PAST sa.
5000. Liabilities are given as $3.50, 900 and
assets $4,000 John u. Johnston is attor-
ney for the petitioners.
FIsHAIAN BROS. : Involuntary petition
against Nathan and Charles Ftahman.
trading as Fishman Bros, woolen rags. 2l3
Cherry street. on behalf of II. Johnson.
who claims $1,000. Archibald Palmer Is
attorney for the petitioner.
HELFMAN & sON.--Inyoluntary petition
against Abraham and irving HERMAN,
tsiia ,radiag as Helfmean SON, dry goS%as 10
who c.i Inns 5000 Liabilities are given as
$1,000 and assets as $1,000. Clnsburg g
Picker are attorneys for the petitioner.
PRIMROSE FASHION PRODUCERS. INC
broadway. who place their liabilities at
Si5,fas, OF which 500 is stock ia trade,
$4,000 debts due on open accounts and
s522 unliauidated claims.
Schedules IN BANKRUPTCY.
The following schedules in bankruptcy were
filed Monday In the United States District
JOSEPH FLAUMENBAUM. - Schedules Of
Joseph F'laum enbaufn. cotton goods, $50
Church street, against whom petition was
filed April 2f. 1921. show liabilities of
s35.6ii. OF which $33,113 are unsecured
claims, and assets Of $9.Dii. of which
5000 Is stock IN trade. 81 500 machinery.
tools. &C.. and $iT46 debts due opan
accounts. Louis u. Brodsky s attorney
for the bankrupt.
ROYAL ART WOODWORKING Co, INC
Schedules OF the Royal Art Woodworking
Company, Inc, lumber, &C.. 62y West
Forty-third street, show liabilities OF
sii.2si, and assets Of s5.as2, Of which
s5,g3I represents value Of stock. fixtures.
&c. sold by assignee and SIS money IN
bank. Morris Remson Is attorney for the
SOLOMON sPIEGELGLAss.--sch of
Solomon Spiegelglass, Woolens. los
Ridge street. show liabilities OF $i3,125,
all unsecured. and assets OF sf.0S0, OF
Is attorney for the bankrupt.
MAX MI'rz.-schedules OF Max Mtg, against
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RECEIVERS IN BANKRUPTCY.

Tie following reeeiverssn bankruptcy we're
appointed Monday by Judge Knox in the
United States District Court
A. WEI LES STUMPF, custodian for Eliza
beth Dietrich. retail dresrInaking estab-
lishment. who filed a voluntary petition
July with bond OF $500.
LOUIS JERSAWfT, receiver for Abe MIL
man, middes and waists. 20 West Thirty
third street, with bond OF $4,000.
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SOUTHERN SPOTS.
LIVERPOOL.

Spot Cotton-Good demand at 20 points
advance; midding 8l3d Sales 1900,
american 5000 Imports 5000. all Ameri-
can Futures opened steady at 70 10
points advance Closed quiet but steady al
ia 10 10 points advance. July, s.36d: octo-
Der, S75d.: December, s.s2d. January.
s SD March S9Gd. Manchester-larns
HARDENING. cloths good demand
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SUGAR sTOCkS.

whom a petition was filed April 90. 1921
show liabilities OF $f0,233. all unsecured
claims. and assets OF So 900 stock In trade.
bant;riiuf
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STANDARD OILS.

100 Anglo-Am OIL. 1914 16.s 16ls !.
100 Atlantic Lobos 11% 11N 11M = u
10 Imperial OIL C. 81 81 81 .
SO Prairie Q & G.4o7 4o5 40z is
so Prairie Pipe LIS 1T 1T -
The New York herald., 1921-07-12
C7ilrINInAI CIGAR CO., INC.

New YORK City, July u, 1871,
A quarterly dividend Of one dollar and nifty
cents (Sl.5Ol per share will be paid on the
Common Stock Of this Company on August !.
1921, 20 stockholders OF record on July %,
1921, at 1900 o'clock noon
H. v SHICk, Secretary.
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JUDGMENTS FILED,
MANHATTAN.


The following judgments were filed yester-
day the first name being that OF the debtor:
BERG. Louis-H. Katz. ........... $500 90
BRANpLER, Clarence @. - Stern
Bros. 49,. ....... ........... 2sof
demeyr & sons. s.........,........ 2s2 .o5
L. J. Murray .,.. io.io345
crRRzS. rRasszISa james Err wheeler. siisss iissS
ham s72.5i
Co. Inc. .....: iioGi
coPsTEfN Alexander M.-Bram-
hall Deane Co. co...............;.. 54s.72
Lumber Co, Inc. e.......,.....,..s.. 500 so
casuaity Go. OF n. Y-PeoEle, &c. 100000
coRP--A. s. Heideibach et all 2.oia72
EISENBERG, Leo NH. katz... 10000
FREEDMAN BOND CO.. TNc.-c.
S. wadsworth ......... ..,..... 4o5 20
Jahurr Bros. 2si go
Co of X. Y.................,.s.' 7a.i7sas
GREENFIELD, Sam--N. Narosky.. 2is.20
Corp. Of ~ Y...,...,........... f,siero
GOLDBERG, Benjamin-A. Daspin 299.Gj
HOSIER, Henry United Cigar
stores OF America. ca.......,....'... 275.io
Inc--H weisman. an............. 53i.Gl
KANIINsKY, Robert g., or kamin
-P. Shetland. .................... 66b.01
KAUFMAN. Paul F.-Jaburg Bros.
LEVINE. rhilip-D. Meadow. ...... M lssi5
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The international Nickel Company.

A quarterly dividend Of one and one-half
per cent on the Preferred Stock has been de-
clared this day. payable August /, 1921, TO
the Preferred Stockholders OF record at the
close OF business July Is, 1921.
JAMES l.. ASHLEY,
Secretary Treasurer. 81,
Ncv York Tuly If 1921
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ASSIGNMENTS.

NATHAN FISHAfAN and Charles Fishman.
dealers In wooden rags, at 213-2l5 Cherry
street. assigned for the benefit OF creditors
to BENJAMIN Abrams.
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STEEL STOCKS.
SUBSCRIPTION RIGHTS.

PENNsYLyANIA OIL MARKET.
OIL CRY. July 1l.--Credit balsnces
s2.25. Runs. 44.32S Average. 3s.3l7
Shipments. 5s.21i. Average. 32,323.
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NEW ORLEANS,

NEW ONIEAN5.
Market closed steady, with net advances
of u TO 80 points. Closing-July, 12.0ic. ::
October, 12T0c December, 13. o0c.; January.
l305c. March. 1915
SOUTHERN SPOTS.
Galveston steady. 20 higher at 12.2oc. !:
sales. 9Ts bales. New Orleans quiet, p
nominal - higher. at 10.T5c.: sales, NIL.
Savannah firm. 3s higher. at lo.ssc.: sales.
sos bales. Augusta steady 25 higher, at
20 higher, at lie; sales, $500 bales. st.
Louis quiet. unchanged. at l0.75c; sales.
400 bales. Houston steady, 20 higher al al
quiet, a. higher at lo.75c.; sales. 1.o5o
bales Dallas steady, 20 higher. at o.9oc !;
higher, at 1886. sales, 45s. bales.
The New York herald., 1921-07-12

THE PITTSBURGH & WEST VIRGINIA
RAILWAY COMPANY
PREFERRED DIVIDEND NUMBER IL
The Board of Directors has declared divi-
dend Of one and one-haif q y per cent on the
Preferred Stock of the Company. for the
IA, 1871 10 stockholders of record at the
close of business on August I. 1921
r. IL. HARVEY. Secretary.
Pittsburgh July &, 1921.
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TOBACCO STOCKS.
CHEMICAL STOCKS.

L1NDNER. Gregory-J. w. Draper, 3S06i
LA PARMENTIER SHIPBuILD-
ING CORP.-B. NJ. Mccormick. 36l.3i
LEVIN, Irving - United Cigar
stores Co. of America. .......... $500
MERAURY TRADING CORP.
FarJeon ................... ZoOoO
LTb'-Harris. Irby & vose -. 1874 .375e7
PEETS, Clifford :. (Victor Ford
Transmission Manufacturers)-Ai-
len Advertising Agency .......... Is1.2s
,ltonIG' n Hoffman ..,....,... $50 90
ROSSETTI, Nazzarne--L. A. Hitler 55i.20
RoBERTILLO. Joseph. and F'idel-
ity & Casually Co. OF y. u ,o 80
People. &c ...........'. :. ....'..'. i'Nu.W
sAMfTER, Martin--M Simon ... i012..0
Loeser & Co, Inc. c..,......... 7G6.i5
., nj ~ ............'....... Gi747
sKOPP, Benjamin-R Shaw. 20. 30
STERN SamueI--M. Kossoy. 3g3.G
sERLIN. Tsadore-s. Intile. ........ 81. -
pLLMAN, Albert &c. Craft. 1,O6o.so
Mccroc<en. inc.............T... 454.2o
Gross % %!.1.......'.................. 1886
vOIT'F. Tu,ius-wells. Fargo Ne
cisco NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS.. sO0si
YANHEE SALVAGE Assoc1A-
TION, INCL. ]. Hunt ct al. o,o59n
BRONX
The first name is that OF the debtor:
Hall, Ellzabeth--k. Bauman,.. SB52sD
Michaels, Norman H.-Coco Bros, 60, 90
Rosenhlum, M3rris-D Bumen-
... q o. s
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SATISFIED JUDGMENTS.

MANHATTAN.
The first name is that Of the debtor. the
second Is that of the creditor, ana date
when Judgment was filed
eJ, AZ Coz co; Aug Z, 1918. ......e4.s~. ssos.37
'ADp Nprii u I" lbs. s ....'.....,..'... - aso5T
TAGGART. Marshall w.-M. e. -.
Jaques: Aug. 3. iD1T.............. f36."o
GOTHAM FILM CO.. INC, Mar
shall w. Taggart and Geo. NJ. Me-
sioi5............''........'.. '"ti5n ~, ~ 49, sseas
rsn Site CO.. Co.. 'srs"a Noy 4 fai5.,''.. aeo@
GOTHAM FILM CO.. NC. Mar
shall w Taggart, Geo. NJ. Nc
1ntyre and J. Herbert Dean-Bau-
man 6 Co.; Nov. 26. fAI5........ 32t.2S
TAGGART, Marshall W. ~ Y.
Times c.; Nov. 30. 1917 Gre
sAiiIy-i'ublic Nat Hank pf n, u;
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MEX|CA n
Continued from page one.)

sibly it may stay the hands Of other
murderers, and in order that possibly
the saturnalia of crime that seems to
have started in our midst will be ar
rested in its course, | feel it is my
duty to inflict the extreme penalty.
1t is the judgment of the Court in
this action that the defendant Miguel
Manriquez, having been duly convict
ed of murder in the first degree as
charged in the information upon his
plea of guilty to the said charge, and
the Courts finding of the degree Of
said crime from the evidence intro
duced, it is adjudged that the said
Miguel Manriauez be remanded to the
custody Of the sheriff of Imperial
county, and that within ten days the
said sheriff deliver him into the Gus
tody of the warden of the state prison
at San Quentin, and that the said Mig
uel Manriquez on the 30th day of Sep
tember, 1921, be by the said warden
hanged by the neck until he is dead.
Imperial Valley press., 1921-07-22
DREAM STREET" SOON
TO BE SHOWN HERE

Dream Street is the latest screen
effort to come from D. W Griffith. 1t
S a tale of romance and love and
laughter, symbolized with Good and
Evil influences lending an enchant-
ment rarely seen in such cinema pro
ductions. The ideas are Griffith's,
while the characters are taken from
two stories of Thomas Burke known
as Gina of Chinatown and "The Sign
of the Lamp" The locale is set in
Limehouse, London. Although it
might be said to encompass the world
when it comes to the final analysis Of
the humans who trip gayly. through
the several scenes of dramatic effects
directed by Mr. Griffith.
A trinity Of characters in the per-
sons of a young girl, Gypsy Fair.
Spike" McFadden, and his brothet,
Billie" are the youthful creatures
around which is Woyea romance CT
dramatic love filed with poetic vision
and governed by the Good and Evil
influences of this world symbolized n
Imperial Valley press., 1921-07-22

through this street of dreams and
gaining goal akin to Paradise even
on this earth.
Mr.. Griffith has assembled cast OF
rare talent to enact the roles of
Dream Street" Carl Dempster is the
Gypsy Fair. The "Spike" McFadden
of the story is taken bv Ralph Graves
and his brother "Billie" is portrayed
by Charles Emmett Mack Tyrone
Power is the symbolized street preach
err for Good and the Evil hone in The
street fiddler is done by Morgan Wal
lace. W. J, Ferguson plays Gypsy
father and the great Sway Wan, of
Chinese noble birth is iSlpersonated
by Edward Peil.
Dream Street" will be shown at
the Palace Airdome theater beginning
Thursday, July 2S, for two nights only.
Imperial Valley press., 1921-07-22
SUal1nE1n@r Friv0litieg

told my friend Billy Silver the other day when he in
formed by phone that he coming up Caexco
the tonic had eaten hole in the bottom of the bottle and
leaked out. might have believed him if his breath hadn't
burned a blister on the back of my neck.
The Dean of the Agricultural College at Davis informs
that tanning department be added the regular
curriculum That schoolmaster used to to
get lob.
well known Tom from El Centre who long
cation trip is wearing pair of heavy smoked glasses
No. 1t isn't the glare of the He viewing bunch of
bathing chickens at RedondD and Jery" sunshade sudden
Ely interferred with the view
Honestly didn't perpetrate this one 1t was Bert
Vaughn who revised the popular old saying by remarkng
that a miss Is as good as male.
That popular young who developed anambition the
other day to get something for nothing in fair way
OF getting free board and clothes.
Ii begins to look to me as if the crime of breaking the
VolStead act has a permanent wave in it.
Valley headquarters at the Eks convention was the most
popular spot in all Los Angeles No wonder there
doctors the reception committee each armed with full
book of blanks.
After reading County Treasurer Bartons report yester
day we can only wish him many unhappy returns
we'll known printer has dubbed his new car Imperial
Avenue because everybody passes it. matter in which
direction they are going.
How in the world do they pass the time up Caipatra
now that the town constabue has raided three stills?
friend hit between the shoulders the other day and
said "straghten up you're getting round shoudered
replied that the inevitable result of the county
system.
Some of us are born crazy achieve crazness
and of go Mexica and think beatthe slot
machines.
The E Centre dry" ordinance may not keep the town
very dry but know lot of fellows here who regard
it sacredy they do the speed law the highway be-
tween here and CaleXco.
Photographs they say relieve the dullness of the home
We heard of snapshot taken of local hubby with bath
ing beauty Coronado the other day. that has made home
riot of activity.
keeper whose shop hasn't been overly crowd
the hot weather in remarked that the town
going the devil and he goin gto MeXica to relieve
monoony. When he got back home he quickly became
convinced the devil in skirts had to get the town
Reading the EQUATIONS the value of the Russian rub
has that the only thing I've got that is OF less
value is a silver plated corkscrew.
Intoxicating liquors raids by the prohibition en-
forcement officers in Southern California neted the gov
elnment $1419 in sale the other day And it only cost
en-
Imperial Valley press., 1921-07-22

two remarkable characters. They are
Good, embodied by a street preacher
and Evil portrayed by street fiddler,
They seem to set the mental direc-
tons Of our little people fitting
Imperial Valley press., 1921-07-22

Minnesota farmer. believe in
fighting hard for the things they
want. They now want the fed
eral legislation before Congress
passed, for the immediate hnan-
cial relief of agriculture caused
by the sharp price declines So
this is the way they impressed
COngress-by sending a petition
signed by 1000 Minnesota farmers
to their congressman sydney An
derson Congressman Anderson
is sho"n holding The petition.
Omaha daily bee., 1921-04-29
Man Serving Prison
Term Says Woman Had
No Part in Robbery

Ivan B. Russei serving SEN
tence OF three to Is years in the
pcnitentiary, testified yesterday be-
fore a jury in District Judge 1roup's
court that June Van Housen had
no part in the robbery Of the Nat
ional Fur & Tanning Co. store, l7lO
Douglas street, March l.
Russell pleaded guilty month
ago. He and the woman were cap
tured just after the robbery.
"She hadn't a thing to do with it,"
declared Russell yesterday. IL called
her up and told her to meet me there
at Seventeenth and Douglas streets,
that l had a present for her"
"How does it come the stolen furs
were in her suitcase?" asked Deputy
County Attorney Henry Beal.
"Well, I borrowed the suitcase
from her several days before l held
I'D the store" said Russell.