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Imperial Valley press., 1922-03-13
INDIA REBEL CHIEF
GIVES GUILTY PLEA

LONDON, March I'm. X. Ghamdi,
India g non-co-operationist leader, and
a banker who financed his paper
" New India" have pleaded guilty I,
British charges of sedition. Their trial
will take place before April |, accord
ing to cables from Delhi today.
Slight disturbances in agricultural
districts in the vicinity of Calcutta
have been reported.
Imperial Valley press., 1922-03-13
Educational Commission Tours Valley

TiT Agricultural Edncatiooal com
mission, acting under appointment of
Governor Stephens, toured the valley
Saturday afternoon after inspecting the
Meloland experiment station which
they found in excellent condition. The
party saw the IIighline canal, the East
side Mesa and other points of interest
and all were duly impressed with the
possibilities Of Imperial Valley when
IL IL all under cultivation. Dean Hunt
of lie college Of agriculture is with the
commission. Ray Edgar president of
the Realty board and Ray Ellis, as
sistant farm adviser, accompanied the
party on its tour Of inspection.
Imperial Valley press., 1922-03-13
DEMAND CHECK ON
RED DEPORTATION

WASHINGTON, March l3.-Recom-
mendations for curb on wholesale
raids and dcportations of alleged
"Reds' as practiced when A. Mitchell
Palmer was attorney general, were
made in the Walsh Subcommittee re-
port to the Judiciary committee today.
The report held the department of
instice had acted in Il high handed
manner. arresting and deporting men
when il had not the authority.
Imperial Valley press., 1922-03-13
1920 Ford For Sale-I. +. Sargent
$50 Main ST., FL Centre, Calif.-Adv
Change Court Schedule B. I

Change Court Schedule-B. I. Miller,
asserted bank embezler, will not go to
trial today as expecting owing 10 the
intervention of other eases before Su-
perior Judge Cole. Miller, accused of
shortages in his accounts of $4,000, was
formerly II bookkeeper at the Southern
Trust aud Commerce Bank. He was
arrested in Beaumont, Texas, several
weeks ago following his flight from FL
Centro, ii was said.
Imperial Valley press., 1922-03-13
Mr.. Todd's Music Studios
Are at G24 Olive. Phone -W.-AdN
st. Patrick Dance, Friday "Nite.
Murder Trial ContiEued-The

Murder Trial Contlnued-The III
ness of two of the jurors and Attorney
}. +. Seymour, counsel for the defend
ant, again postponed today the trial
of NJ. Moreno, Mexican youth held for
the murder of j. I. Hogan, aged ranch
worker Of Pcrris. This is the third
cont innanee of the ease owing to i'll
ness. Hogan was set upon and brntally
murdered near Caliatpria some weeks
ago Moreno, said. 10 have been seen
running away from the spot where
Hogan body lay, was arrested and
accused of the crime. Deputy District
Attorney Charles f. Scott is prosecut-
ing.
Imperial Valley press., 1922-03-13
st. Patrick Dance, Friday Mite.
To Hold Meetings. =

To Hold Meetings. Captain Ted
Evans will open a series of meetings at
the Methodist church tonight to con
tinue throughout the Week. After the
services, "A reception will be given to
Captain Evans in Social hall TO which
everybody is Cordially invited. An in
vitation TO the evening services during
the week is also extended TO the gen
eral public by pastor r. f. Schultz.
Imperial Valley press., 1922-03-13

High .'Y'', Rally-Tuesday night,
March IA, is the date for the big
county rally Of the high "Y' clubs
OF Imperial county. Central High club
will De host to the meet which viii
bring together large number of boys
from al over the county. There will
be AN informal supper luncheon with
yells and stunts and speeches, but the
main part of the evening will be spent
at athletic stunts including wrestling
and boxing tryOuts. Coach Schlausser
win be there 10 direct the fun which
assures fair play and a good time.
Mrs. c. Z. BLY, has received n big
line Of Faster Millinery.-Adv.
Imperial Valley press., 1922-03-13
st. Patrick Dance, Friday mite.

Gets New Motorcycle
Officer Enderton, of the city traffic
cop squad, is riding new Harley DaV-
iason speed cycle today just purchased
by the city trustees. Enderson says
the new machine will do its stuff AT
better than IS miles an hour, which he
calculates is fast enough TO oVertake
speed bugs on FL Centre s streets.
Imperial Valley press., 1922-03-13
Child Study Glass to Meet.-Tl

Child Study Glass to Meet.-The
Child Study elasa Of the Parent Teach
ers' Association will meet Wednesday
morning al 9:30 O'Clock at the Method
ist Social hall. Mrs. Ray Edgar will
give the book review which is on Child
Natme. Luncheon will be served at
the han at noon. III members of the
class are urged TO be present These
meetings have been SO eminently worth
while that mothers seldom miss if il is
possible for them TO be there.
Imperial Valley press., 1922-03-13
City and County Ne.vs

Poultry Expert Coming.--Prof. II. r.
Esson, poultrs expert Of the University
of California, is coming to Imperial
Valley for a series of lectures and dem
onstrations on poultry raising, accord
ing to announcement of Farm Advisor
Garthwaite today Prof. ESson is ex-
pected in the valley March 90, q and
%
Shortly following Prof. Esson S visit
F. Z. Garlongh, biological expert of the
United States department Of agriccl-
turc, will give demonstrations March
27. 2S and %. His subject viii be the
control and eradication of gopher and
rabbit tests.
Imperial Valley press., 1922-03-13
DR.. Harry Hooper, Dentist, CAT Main
St., Phone 3S2-W.-Adv.
Likes Imperial Valley Olives

Likes Imperial Valley OhveG-A. X.
Goodnight of the Little Rock Excelsior
Manufacturing Co, tasted Imperial
Valley olives at an FL Centre hotel
last week and found them so delicious
and Of such superior quality that he
ordered ease consisting of six one
gallon cans from B. r. Cox & Sons of
II Centre, to be shipped to his home in
Little Rock. Arkansas. The olives We're
grown in Holtville and packed in San
Diego.
Imperial Valley press., 1922-03-13
Violin Studio

V10Iln Stuul0
Mrs. Marie Jenkins, instructor. Cor
Sixth and Olive.-Adv.
Imperial Valley press., 1922-03-13
1920 Ford For Sale-L. p. Sargent
$50 Main ST., FL Centre. Caiif.-Adv

To Face Trial-Mii Singh, Hindu,
was scheduled to face trial before gu
perior Judge Cole today on a statutory
offense involving Il young Mexican
Girl. Singh was arrested sCme weeks
ago following q complaint lodged with
District Attorney Simon by the girl ;
relatives. Deputy District Attorney
Harry L. Ellison is prosecuting
Imperial Valley press., 1922-03-13

Hemstitching and Picoting-Iight-
bourn y Ladies' Shop. Barbara Worth
Building. III Centre, California. adv
Imperial Valley press., 1922-03-13

1920 Ford For Sale-L. P. Sargent,
$50 Main St., FL Centre, Calif.-Adv.
Imperial Valley press., 1922-03-13
Table d'Hote Dinner 81 per Cover

Hotel Barbara Worth. Special T-bone
Steak Dinner 90c.-Adv.
Imperial Valley press., 1922-03-13
Change Meeting place-on account

Change Meeting Place-On account
Of unavoidable circumstances, the com
mittee has been obliged to change the
place of meeting for the Child Wei
fare Study Glass from Methodist So
cial Hall to the home of Mrs. $. T..
Bragg, corner Sixth and Vine streets,
The class will meet nj 10 a. IN. and the
luncheon win not be held as announced
elsewhere. Mrs Ray Edgar win present
the Book Review Of the day
Services Are Growing. revival
services at the Christian church are
growing in interest and numbers. -Four
services were held Yesterday with eigh-
teen accesSionS to the church. Tonight
the evangelist will bring an cxpoSitory
message on the subject of . Human
Freedom in Christ taken from the
eighth chapter of Romans. Harry
Shields will sing In His undying
Love-
Chamber of Commerce Meeting The
regular weekly meeting Of the directors
and members of the FL Centre Chamber
of Commence will be held Wednesday
in the Barbara Worth hotel Mr.. Dur.
HON, ,rill talk m w hpra W. iva -
Imperial Valley press., 1922-03-13

FOR SALE-Good rooming house. Bar
gain. Address Box 32, Press Office.
1918
Imperial Valley press., 1922-03-13
St. Patrick Dance, Friday Mite.

Music Studios Violin. singing.
harmony, Williams, Sl3 Olive. Tel.
l9sW. 2o-jot
Imperial Valley press., 1922-03-13
Wocda Blessy Dancing

Studio, 723 Orange. Phone 4ll-W.
ADV.
Imperial Valley press., 1922-03-13
Too Late To Classify

FOR RENT-Furnishcd three room
front apartment. 713 Olive. Phone
G8-J l3-t- g
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1922-04-10
TEST Of MILK FOR BUTTERFAT
SHOWS FOUR ARE BELOW MARK
ONE HUNDRED AND SIXTEEN TESTS
ARE MADE BY THE HEALTH
DEPARTMENT
Report Is Most Gratfytng-ordinanea
requires Test TO Show 3's
Percent

TIE Wheeling milk ordinance requires
tha, all milk sold in the cI;N must CON
tain a, last three and "ne-ha,f percent
butter fat. When mix IS tested and
found to contain less than three AND
onr.hait rerCent. and 'hc chemical eA-
animation shows that = has hcrM sam
med or had wa'Nr added 80 -. tire per
ror ceiling su,r milk is prosecuted
When the ch"TlC.lI examination does net
rro,c he milk hay been ;awp'rtd Wih.
the person selling the milk Is n"t!hFd
tina. his milk - s.. sht.> below grade
This procedure j. followed because the
butter fat in milk varies and th' dairy
man may no, know tha, his rroduc' is
testing below the required grade, and n
SUCH case the health department, desires
only 10 ASSIST the dairvmaa IN bringing
the milk to tho required percentage
The following t"sls were made turinS
March and Of the orc hundred ard SIN
teen sampled cNam,ncG four wer" below
the required grade.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1922-04-10
SHERIFF HARRY CLOUSE TAKES
PROMINENT PART IN ''NH|RL' y
Hrxp SHOW AT THE COURT hEA1
MONDAY. TUESDAY AND WILL
NEsDAY A scoRcHER

With our own sheriff. Harry Clonse
taking biz role N the E!Ks WAR
Of 1872" lovers & m'rStreiSE are !"
for -he theatrical treat OF the season
NJ c1ouSe has something to do that
viii create a turmoil Of laughter. uhic'
promises a unique surprise tor all at
tending
Besides. With more than etShtee"
rretty girls u add colcr I" the attra''
zion. the chorus rises 10 the pota'
where I, will be one OF the big features
Of the entire affair The h~aut:u' oAt
lad numbers which are n capao'e manu-
should score heavily On en"ores.
Over fcty turned out for the o:S re
hearxai hold ~ the E.lks' auditorium
Yesterday afternoon. Beginning tontSa'
for he balance q the week az o'clocf
everybody 10 participate will Re called
10 attend Director Gaa Is lrSiStent II
hts demands for cooperation as he tee!S
that the s:lks are sure OF the Biggest
show IN history.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1922-04-10
PROGRAM TO PROVIDE
WORK FOR | 500 MEN

With the paving program ana nltra-
,,on nIsnt started. not less than l.5oH
man would be given employment by the
city The paving program already
adopted by council will give work 10
about 500 men and with the building Of
mo fltration plant an additional loon
men would be given work
IF the voters pass the filtration honn
Issue on April on." said City Manager
charles II. Dowler. "we can start 10
work within thirty days on the trench
work FOR water mains. \ small army
n, men would he employed u push the
work. am confident the hnnn iSs'"
will carry. | believe the people OF
Wheeling feel they nave "alteo 10"
,a,r nor for uure water. With respect
,,e having program II will he ready
- tart OIL within several weeks"
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1922-04-10
TUBERCULOSIS CLINIC
At RED CROSS TODAY
Or. r. J, Snider and Or. W, T. Mcclure
In Charge-Many Examined
Saturday.

The work Of the tuberculosis clinic
will begin in earnest today at TED
Cross rooms in the l. o. o. F. building
between the hours Of and 1, when
Examining Physicians DR.. R. ]. Snider
and DR.. ". T Mcclure will be In at.
tendance. assisted by Mrs. Susan h
Cooke and Mrs. R. J. Billiard. public!
health nurses. All cases will be ex-
amined without charge.
The first clinic was conducted on
Saturday afternoon at the North
Wheeling hospital. when many under.
went examination Among the first to
take examinations we're many OF the
nurses OF Ohio county and several
doctors. all Of whom were examined
by Major ". G. Schroeder. tubercu'
josis expert OF the government health
service.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1922-04-10
HEARS PROTEST TONIGHT
on PARKING RULES

Members OF city c"I7r!' will attend
the meeting Of rho traffic committee ~
courcn 'his evening composed ~ Coun-
Ci,men Cunningham. S"hecN and W.T.
hams during the hearing or protests
a-air<, ,rn t-aser ordinance adopted
recently ard effective April l.
"A number n" 'oca' merchants nave
protested AGAINST the ordinance which
prohibits marking on Market street 1Hd
business men q Elm Grove protested
against the prohibiting Cf parking on
Main s,ree'. Elm Grove. Courcl, last
TUESDAY night r"Tcr-"A all petitions {"
the trathc rnmmctse.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1922-04-10
RADIO RECITAL IS
ENJOYED At YIN, c. A,

The radio receiving set a. the NJ.
g 4 was used IN the evening services
~ the Wheeling Baptist Temple sun
dav evening While the voice did no.
come as clear as desired the organ re-
cltal was much enjoyed Several changes
will be made in the anpartus. and on
next Sundar evening ii is believed thar
the results vii! be considerable I'M
proved.
Mr. ! Edward Pence. radio expert tn
charge of the T. e. r. radio service al
the 7. NJ {. A. will be glad - confer
With and advise any OF the Wheeling
lads uho are interested in wireless
telephony.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1922-04-10
BETSY ANN LEAVES
ON CINCINNATI TRIP

The BETSY Aan. cleared the loca! ror;
yesterday fnr cincinnati. - route rr"n,
PITTSBURGH. She MIL return again Fri
day
The Gcner;l Wood ,"f' Yesterday az
terroon at O'Clock for ptr,ShurIh.
She will again Lar the Local 7"-' Tues.
day morning a. : o'clock t"r cincinnati
The Helen T. arri, Cd a. The local
wharf as everi2S A. clock ami Will
clear. this morning Al 1850
The Senator ro-diN arrived a. n"
loca. por' iaS: evening ~ ".r'nck and
left shortly after for FittshUrEh
4 STAGE of 90: f"cr and falling va"
registered at tho l"ca, wharf Yesterday
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1922-04-10
MANY ARE SIGNING
CHAPlINE PETITIONS
Nearly All OF Required 60 Per Cent
Have Signed Extern sion Papers.

Albert SHedeker. general chairman ~
he committee circulating petitions
among the voters - the ,tv Cor the
extension % Chap!lne street - the tor
% Wheeling hill hcpes - have the
papers in the hands o: he ,oIn:v ,un'-
T!ssioners ui;a.n the NHN, month.
Nearly the Fuii required number ~
names. 6o per cen, "f ihc voters ~ the
city. has been secured au4 he rert:!onz
are S;ili making their rounds
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1922-04-10
CUT THIS QUIT Is woRrH MONEY

Cut out this slip. enclose with SC and
mail It to Foley & Co, 1886 Sheffield
Ave, Chicago. Ill. writing your name
and address clearly. You will receive
I'm return a trial package containing Fo-
leys Honey and Tar Compound for
coughs. colds and Group: Foley's Kidney
Pills for pains IN sides and back: rheunl-
atism. backache. kidney and bladder all
ments: and Foley Cathartic Tablets. .
wholesome and thoroughly cleansing ca
thartic for constipation. biliousness.
headaches and sluggish bowels. Sold
everywhere
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1922-04-10

r T Griffith. who has oeen spe''a'
1cer, FOR the Travellers Insurance S"m-
pan; II t5!s city tor ~" 1a't 30 YEA =
tas become associated Win hoE d
Naylnr
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1922-04-10

w. W. Rodgers, commander ~ J. W.
Holiday roSt No. -. g \. II. ~ gong
70 ask THAT Memorial day Re celebrated
this year in 4 tru" memorial taSni"h'
Colonc, Rogers declares the GaN - "n-
uc rjrn:rs. dancing and other socia'
affairs more Of tru;mphal nature tnan
4 memorial occasion.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1922-04-10
City Briefs

N!cK Menus. arrested by safe romeo
Burr and Helfrirk for A ':C.auNn ~ me
hih!tion laws. wi, ne ARA! sAed 20!
hearing on neat MoHdar.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1922-04-10

rr,r randz,el. If ra:,'s Run. Who
was arra,.ed ny deruty sher:Ms Friday
Tor having alleged stolen goods n MS
os.c,s,or. vas AGAIN arrested co. hay
ny roorsh,re nouor in his possession
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1922-04-10

EdgariH Denton. ~ Madison. ~ has
eeen aptrin:ed n charee ~ me H!stri-
burton NJ Vest Virginia for the undark
indicator Tho principal uses hr'nE
7dnr,-d are ne illumination r! mouse
numbers KEY holes. electric lights
chain PULLS and switches
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1922-04-10

\ boy named Gil.gaH vas unln)ureo
Sn,,,rt.4, nigh, when 4 taN dTlNen ny
E3-' Little ra, over rim The incident
~, ,,r-ai At Fourteenth and ChapI.nt
S.rcct5
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1922-04-10

charles Door, has purchased the
re,cn-rnom home of Isaac FaNne on
N,r'n,lorh stree through the l.. A.
EciE rea. estate agency.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1922-04-10
Carpet Samples, Monday

all sold before the day ee are
n
inches each.
o
fgurdo
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1922-04-10
Bozart Rugs, $12.95

Heavy, high grade China mating rugs, 9x
u feet, in blues, tans, browns, olive and
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1922-03-12

suporse,.Iflvo ,orr,cr,,,cr, %, ,b,
parsis,art et,on,Iars 90 bcr ,,,,y,i.
conc s,itoT ,,ba foiinyyod bor frn,,.
plare 70 piacr
- 40 moi t15t,L that ho b,s e,y.
byn,ntic or n,bnr trgl,,crc. az, bcr
1fn +, hsat,, ,.on,tt,,o1 f,,,,,.,. .t,,
ft,st h.san' grn,, .h,,,,g'.ti.
si,c,,,,, r,,,,,at rrsyi, 80 80, i,,,.
,,rhorfr orid g,s d,,.,,, y,,rLint.
bn,,rs
S,J,,, , E,c,,r
u,rb, sIr"rir,, r,T,IIt'rr ,,rststod
.f,o, .ba t'r, tgo f,,t,r,, ,rJ TO-
t,,,,,1 t,,,,,, l.g.,,s,' ~ r,,I. ,,i.
crg.,t ,r m, g,s up,p ,b, r,r,o,lg
ana ,oot,sl yvsfsp, b.d hccor,, tu.
,,r,,, "a he la, i,,,nnIt,tcIy
.i,t.r slc ,,ns taken to fo.ori1
~ ~ ., r,,,,p.r,tr ma D,,r, tI,
,a,I y,,sb al, ma ,.t-d,,f M.
cr,bieJ bcr Ga Throw ,gf tbrg, plIt.
ou,us sfrnr,s nor sio,1iresg aiasp
pr,rsd and dlJ mot r,tIirn Tor som,
Zinc
",',,,. c,t,,s tho ttIr1 and r,p,.
f,.,,r-. tho urwrIror1o suIfor f,,
i,.,.d nor A. ia s,id srd Me io..c an
r,ors 10 boyc hopn selfish In IN, ry.
'rcnc liz ineisl,d unor f,rcing
bis sitcuffops uuvysutad though
tbo, verc t,non tbo voiir, pIrl
"Arllpg upor nor uHdorltrdly
bypersensitiyo nature these attrn-
tirp. nodr a deem and lasting inn.
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1922-03-12

young admtrcr who. she asserts. f.
responsible Tor her condition boz
cause ~ "a mystic influence no is
said to have placed on her.
Here is Doctor Jeifcrson's sclen-
tific explanation Of tho causes back
Of The girls case and the method by
which cure may be effected:
"On going 10 BrOcktou / found
Miss Beauclaire TO be a wcli-de-
velopcd, Wcll-nourishod and appar-
emily physically perfect type Of
young wumAuhood.
when entered her home she
was lying on her he'd doing. but
not sound asleep Her heart action
was calm and normal. There was a
natural bloom 81 health on her
checks. Her pulse was regular and
her skin normally sensitive tu touch.
u asked her II she ala not wish
TO talk 20 me. sitting Up. Rhe
smiled, and saw she had a bright.
intelligent look, sunppy hlack eyes.
nud evidently puasCsScd OF pleas
ing, even disposition.
Told Her story.
with the aid OF her mother she
told me her story After hearing Il
I am positive that thero are three
distinct causes which produced her
present condition.
Tho first of these, I'm my opinion.
is suustrokc She may have sur
ferod it when small child, probably
not two years old.
THE second probably IL auto-in-
toNlcatlon, induced at the age OF i6
by bad air and excessive heat In the
irockton factory whore she was en-
ploycd.
The third Is tho effect on her
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1922-03-12

prohibition IN America ana the
other movements In various parts
OF tho world which menace the
French wine export trade with ruin,
Tho object Of tho national wine
wcok.' said NJ, RIcard. rs TO en-
tighten French opinion ON the sltuR-
ton. The French know as little
about America ~ Americans know
about France.
I'VE IN France have always drunk
wine. and set ! think J can say TINT
We have not deRcncratod as u race
tho war. Il seems to me. proved
that. viii 70 further and my
that the story OF Noah in the Biblc
shows that Wc must drink wine. but
must not drink e In cXccss.
I'VE. French consider wine the
host mtnna by which to combat al
coholism When there Is no wine
20 be- had, people turn to harmful
forms OF alcohol"
The total value Of the wines pro-
ducCd by France ls estimated at
400. 100000 francs, which. at tho
normal rate OF exchange. would he
equivalent to t90.OO0,OO0. Total or
ovep partial elimination OF this
enormously important sOurce OF
wealth TO France would provoke an
economic catastrophe, It Is declared
which would not only affect Franco
| but have disastrous consequences
| throughout the world
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1922-03-12

LuuN ~ 90 safe 10 any that IIouru
wIu. exporters Rre disposed to hH
..n..U. la io tho ch1urcH fpr tho
I.U...H ~ legal HloH OF tutlr
n.I" .H Doc United Stn''H
I.. crucial program Tor the ma.
.... s..r week rumpr.UpH four
s..... ono of those proy.d,e ipr
t.. IH. ~ tho following SUBJECTS
DO. ... a. ."Ea.oH attending iho meet
aIr. .f wine 500 tho United sntsa.
How uueH American public opIu.
.Un .uu ON the 'dIy' rsEiue now
u'I.'ur .u the United sinfcs
lH .H'r. reason for believing that
a.m. modification VIII boz intro.
uu,.d lut.o with regard tO wlHo'
How much fraud exists under tho
present I.y reRimc'
Goo addition the situation In Can
ada viii Ho studied ns we'll o. that
/ 300 South America, aud particular at
| tcuiJuu Viii ho giyon. furthermore,
| ip uWuus. such Rs Norway. whore
partial prohibition IL now iu force,
Oiu.r matters 20 bo discusscd dur
| ing tnn wine week ere: The iuflu-
ono. OF fUc war ON vino culture ana
tho wine ir1do in France. oFpocill-
|N u 'no devastated vino regions,
relations ~ the Wine trado to
. banks. direct relations between pro.
du.,U puj Juusumol means ~ lu-
/ fuIug the good quality ut French
/ wln'' tnH activities or cooperative
/ wine. growing nHsuriltluus, D r. % b.
icm# ut transportation. taxation 81
wiu,H, prucral export problems;
/ protection or labels customs rcgu-
t'lUuH. cooperation with wine
dollnr and hotel Keepers Tor the
. purpose ~ Increasing wine nios.
wine u relation 90 tourist traffic.
etc.
Report on Findings
Tint section OF the national wine
week program witch directly con.
Germs the possibility OF tho sale OF
wlncr iu the United statrs In under
the charge OF NJ. Fcrnand David, a
former member Of tho French cab
met. nt present u member OF the
French senate and president cf the
National office of Tourism. The
loth,r three sections have been
placed under the charge. respective.
Ily Of Baron d'AnthOunrd, NJ. Nialn
la mcmbor Of the French chamber
lOt deputies and NJ. Charles Chau.
met. u former member ~ tho Cnhl.
net aud now president ~ the French
parliamentary committee on com.
morcC. liarOn d'Anthouard. by tho
way, has been much In the United
states. and is one OF those who ro.
comfy undertook n trip Of investi.
EHton there lu the interests o'
French wine exporters His rcLor
on his findings II to he presented &
the delegates attending tho win,
week meetings.
Tho day before the meeting n
the ralais d'Orny asst month. a
, which tho opening guns we're flrcd
hnd talk with NJ Rlcard, for
, mcrly French minister OF agricul
x turc aud now loader OF tho Frcncl
n wine cohorts I'm their fght Agains
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1922-03-12

HROCkTOS. Mass. .-. Mrs. Whit
frsd Webster llHwIpw. psyuho-
analyst. has undertaken 60 cure
claire Ennucloiro. HgU,ktor. Mass.
girl. " the strange mhlad} ~ men.
i1l hffl,tiOu which has given her
two distinct porsOnalilies--uue that
OF normal url of eighteen. tho
other that OF o babbliug glr 81 five
Miss Ecauglaltc.s case has puzzled