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El Imparcial. (San Juan, P.R.) 1918-197?, 1922-06-03
.iYO ACUSO! : DICE Ell ATTORNEY
GENERAL DE PUERTO RICO
Esta maiiana han cOmparecidO ante la COrte
que preside ell Juez FOOte, los assistants
Attorney MuiOz Morales Y LOret
Ell Attorney General iene va .preparadas las
acusaciOnes necesita retener la prueba.


prOcedimiento civil, o criminal
en- ell cual ell Pueblo de Puerto Ri
co sea parte este interesado. Tam
bien desempeiiara aquellos otros de
beres, no incompatibles con esta
Ley, que sc lie asignaren' pOr Ley
Que en- virtud de dicho precepto le-
gal'y de las leyes de Puerto Rico apli
cables esta materia, el Attorney Ge-
neral de Puerto Rico ha decidido di.
recta Y pers0nalmente al Pueblo de
Puerto Rico en- ell proceso iniciado
contra f. Montgomery Rely Y John r
Hull, habiendo con tai motive compa.
recido ante esta Hon. Corte a solici.
tar In notification de los acusados pa.
ra Ia insaculaci0n del Gran Jurado
y teniendo en- su poder va formuladas
las correspondence acusaciones en-
dichOs casos pendientes de presenta-
ci0n ante el Gran ,Julado.
Que para presentar estas acusacio-
nes ha de tener necesariamente en- SUI
poder los dOcumentos informes a que
la Orden de V. III. Sc refieren, pues sin
ellos no tendrfa prueba para sostener
ante el Gran Jurado los Fundamentals
de las acusaciones va presentadas.
Que en- el case que hemos hecho
referencia todos los acusados son fun
cionarios del Pueblo de San Juan de
Puerto Rico, y los delitos de que Sc
trata fueron c0metidos en- ell ejercicio
de sus funciones oficiales, que de
acuerdo con el Art. "a del C6digo Po-
1ftico,; el Attorney General tiene autJ
ridad v pOder para instruir ell proce-
so del asunto ante este Tribunal ell
persona o por medic de sus auxiliares
y que en- el ejercicio' de tai derecho,
ha decidido comparecer ante este Hon.
Tribunal, para procesar personalmen-
te a los acusados en- este case.
Que. ell Artfculo "A del C6digo Polf-
tico dice asf;
HArt. 74-Cuando Sc presenta-
zen deusaciones en- cualquier
Tribunal contra alglin funcionario
empleado del Gobierno Insular
por mala conducta Ell el ejercicio
de Sus funciOnes, Sera obligation
de dicho Tribunal notificar al
Attorney General la presentation
de dichas acusaciones; y 81 la de-
nuncia es por Felony, la Corte po-
dra ordenar ell arresto Immediate
del denunciado admitirle fianza
ell, SUI case; y ell Attorney General
practicara la correspondence in
vestigaci6n pudiendo instruir ell
proceso del asunto ante ell Tribu-
nal, en- persona, o por medic de sus
auxiliares. Q cualquiera de los Fis-
Gales. 81 estimare que el asunto
solo. requiere acci6n administrati-
va, podrd proponer al Tribunal el
sobreseimiento de las acusaciones
criminales pendientes ante el mis-
mo.
".
One con fecha 3 de iunio. con
El Imparcial. (San Juan, P.R.) 1918-197?, 1922-06-03
Del Gran Jufado

La moci6n presentadaS aver tarde
por Ell fiscal Arrillaga, splicitando Sc
revocsra la orden de insaculaci6n del
Gran Jurado para el dfai seis del ac-
tual, fue declarada con lugar POI: el
juez Foote, para fijer hueyo dfa.
El Imparcial. (San Juan, P.R.) 1918-197?, 1922-06-03
900 COnstrucciones

Sc calcula en- esta cifra las construc-
clones que hay actualmente entire San
Juan y Santurce. Sc dice que para
muchas de elias La Ferreteria Merino
-esta suplieado los materiales. Advt.
El Imparcial. (San Juan, P.R.) 1918-197?, 1922-06-03
AvIsO
Municipio de San Juan.

Las subastas para ell arrendamiento
de las Plazas de MercadO de San Juan,
Puerta de TERRA y Santurce. que fue-
ron anunciadas para ell dia 80 del mes
de Mayo. Sc lleyardn a efecto el sH-
badO dia 8 de Junio del corriente aiio.
las 1880 A. NJ, en- la Ofcina del
ComisionadO de Servicio Plblico, Po-
licia y Prisiones.
Lo que Sc hace pdblico. para gene
raj cOnocimient0.
San Juan, P. r., Mayo 81, de 1922.
RAFAEL DIEZ BE ANDINO.
COmisiOnado de Servicio PdbIicO,
Advt. Policia y Prisiones, P. s.
El Imparcial. (San Juan, P.R.) 1918-197?, 1922-06-03
AVISO
Municipio de San Juan.
serviciO del Acueducto.

A parfir del dfa % de Mayo y has
ia nuevO aviso sc interrumpira el SER
vici0 de suministrO de aqua a San
Juan, Puerta de TERRA, Santurce y
Rio Piedras desde las DIEZ de la no
che hasta las CINCO de la maiiana
del siguiente dia.
Esta medida ha sido tOmada debidO
a la pOca cantidad de aqua que tiene
EN- estos dias el RIO PIEDRAS.
RAFAEL DIEZ DE ANDINO.
COmisiOnadO de Servicio P1bllcO,
PoIicia y Prisi6nes. (Interino).
El Imparcial. (San Juan, P.R.) 1918-197?, 1922-06-03


FL recital annual que dan los disci-
pulos, de la Escuela de Mtisica diri-
gisla por La sei1orita Maude Woodcock,
Sc celebrard este ano en- el Casino
PuertOrriquefio, a las ocho de la no
che. ell microbes de JUNO Es nece-
sario que Sc presente invitaci0n para
ser admitifo. La Srta Woodcock
tendrd placer ell que layan este
recital los miembros del Casino con
Sus familias. Pueden obtenerse invi-
taciones en- la tarde del recital, Ell ell
Casino, Y tambien en- la casa de Gil
lilies & Woodward V en- la Porto Ri
co Drug Company.
La clase de este ano es casi tan
grande como la del ailO pasadO. que
di6 un buen entretenimiento, la Sc
fiorita Woodcock asegura todos los
que esten presentes, que pasaran un
ratio igual al del ano pasado.
No Sc Olviden, Casino de Puerto Ri
co, microbes JUNO Z, las ocho de la
noche. No hay que pagar
El Imparcial. (San Juan, P.R.) 1918-197?, 1922-06-03
Espana en- MarruecOs
Una interesantisima conferencia en- el
Teatro Municipal.

Ell notable hombre de Letras, Lii
|cenciado don Alfonso Martinez Erci-
liza, que viene de hacer un largo es-
|tudio en- Marruecos, pals en- ell que ha
viyido seis amos, dara ell martes del
corriente una interesantisima confe-
rencia, en- que expondra ell fruto de
sus experiencias el caudal de sus
amplios estudios.
Martinez Ercilla, que es tambien
un valioso publicista y un poeta lau-
reado de muy vibrante inspiration,
desarrollara estos puntos en- su diser-
tacion que promote ser magistrate: FL
mes de la. accion International espafo-
la--Necesidad para Espaia del Norte
Africano como garantfa geografica de
independence Negociaciones y ira
tados-Implantacion del protectorado
espanol en- Marruecos-El derecho de
Opcion limitado por las ambiciones
de predominio en- ell estrecho de Gil
braltar-Posibles consecuencias del
renunciamiento a Marruecos-El ire
|dentismo (Tanger)-Vitalidad de la
Nacion para ell cumplimiento de 10
pactado.
Ell conference.-the sera presentado
por ell Ilustre Presidente de La CANA
ra de Representatives., DR.. Cayetano
Coll Y Cuchi.
La conferencia esta patrocinada por
el Sr. Consul de Espana los Presi-
dentes de La Casa de Espaia, del Ca
sino Espaiol y de la Sociedad Espa-
fiola de Auxilio Mutuo y Beneficencia.
Hay va tomadas muchas localida-
.des; palcos, apenas 81 quedan seis o
siete. Las butacas estan casi agota-
das tambien.
,fs.e I.
Free trader-journal and Ottawa fair dealer. (Ottawa, Ill.) 1920-1927, 1922-04-07
GIRL R. F. D. CARRIER
BEATS UP YORKVILLE
BANKER. SAYS REPORT

Aurora, April 7.-Myrtlo BcMen,
y, a robust lady who carries the rural
mail out of Yorkyille, III. today set
upon Clarence Beechcr, cashier of the
Farmers state bank of her town. and
mopped up a large section Of the side.
walk with his person, He had made
remarks about her, she said.
Beecher had no chance in the GO
Outweighed fifty pounds and slow on
his feet, he was finally driven thru
the bank window with a solid hook
to the pay He was game in defeat,
however saying that It wasn't real
fight. only scuffle.
When Miss Beldon had finished
with the banker, whom she said she
thought "had been taught lesson,
she climbed into her automobile and
fastened out on her route. She want
ed no one to complain that she was
late Her route is one that takes her
miles through countryside now a
mire She was back home at p. m.
every letter and package delivered.
She would not discuss the settO with
the banker except to say that "it
was the result of an impulse on her
part and that she wished people
would forget it,
Free trader-journal and Ottawa fair dealer. (Ottawa, Ill.) 1920-1927, 1922-04-07
VOTE TO TAKE DEER
PARK OUT OF MUD

BY a vote of almost two to one resi-
dcnts of Deer Park went over II III"
side of good road enthusiasts on Tues
day, when at the township election
they voted to construct seven miles of
gravel highway within the next five
years The roads will be built at an
approximate cost of $4,000 by a spe.
cial tax.
The highways are to extend from
the Chester Stilwoll farm to nmmicli
Hill, and from one mile west of the
Shaughnessey farm northeast and
west, past the John Smell farm, and
then east to Dibells corner.
The project was carried by a vote
of 14G to rs. The new highways will
be a great improvement to the town
ship, which is in a much travelled sec
tion Of the county
G. A. Hornung, candidate on the
Peoples party was chosen commits
sioner of highways over Charles OFT.
by vote of l35 to 81. Mr.. Hornung
will have charge Of the erection OF
the first of the new highways.
Free trader-journal and Ottawa fair dealer. (Ottawa, Ill.) 1920-1927, 1922-04-07
CRIME REACHES ITS
ZENITH IN IRELAND

Dublin, April Five hundred
thousand gallons Of wine and whisky
were destroyed last night by members
of the Irish republican, army, who
forced their way into the bonded
stores of the custom house here it
was stated officially today by a Bel
fast boycott official. He estimated the
revenue loss at nearly 100000
pounds. a guard kept watch outside
the stores. while volunteers worked
inside throughout the night. smashing
casks and letting their contents flow
prOmisCuously.
Free trader-journal and Ottawa fair dealer. (Ottawa, Ill.) 1920-1927, 1922-04-07
SECOND VICTIM OF
AMMAN DROPS DEAD

Concordia, Kansas, April ii. II.
Freblay, farmer living near st.
Joseph, this county, five of whose
sons were hacked with an axe early
Tuesday resulting in the death OF one
of them and the probable fatal injury
of three others was found dea at
the home of a neighbor early TODAY.
The farmer also was a victim, his
scalp being cut but his skull not frac-
tured. Ii was said in first accounts of
the tragedy.
Free trader-journal and Ottawa fair dealer. (Ottawa, Ill.) 1920-1927, 1922-04-07
COLD COFFEE LEADS
TO MURDER or MATE

Chicago. April THE trials OF
Joseph Petras and his wife over a
cup OF coffee resulted in shooting.
Petras died of wounds this morning.
His wife told officers he complained
that she served him cold coffee and
then attacked her with a poker. She
shot in self-defense, she said.
Free trader-journal and Ottawa fair dealer. (Ottawa, Ill.) 1920-1927, 1922-04-07

Norway's Bakers Idle Sunday.
For twenty-five years no bread has
zen baked in Norway on Sunday. -
Free trader-journal and Ottawa fair dealer. (Ottawa, Ill.) 1920-1927, 1922-04-07
AIR EXPRESSES collide; SIX People KILLED
LONDON and PARIS
PLANES collide
over 7THlE:ULL0Y

Paris April 7.-( (By the A. P.)-Ihe Paris
and London aerial expresses coltoed in mid-air
this afternoon over the village of Ihieulloy,
Free trader-journal and Ottawa fair dealer. (Ottawa, Ill.) 1920-1927, 1922-04-07
WEATHER

Partly cloudy with
probably showers tonight
and Saturday, Cooler.
Imperial Valley press., 1922-07-20
NEWS AND THE MAN

New York man named Mccullough who wrong
fully accused of taking in crime has asked the New
ork help him his good name through Its
columns. This the Times is doing gladly devong prom
ent space his story 1t is sort of service which every
reputable paper is than ready to glve but Tor which
he papers too often receive little credit.
Mccullough is a taxcab driver. He drove some bank
robbers to of their crime Although entirely IN
nocent of any knowledge of their plans he accused
and held for short time, then cleared and discharged
Unfortunately less prominence was given by the papers TO
his exoneraon his arrest Finding his nelghbors
pesistenty prone gossip and scorn the victim of pub
icty turned publicity for help so that his growing
M" Thanks to the Times he has visible proof to
Hence SANDER
Of his troubles arose because when ne ceased TO
figure as wfuI participant crime he ceased to be
It was little hard him, and the name unfairly taken
ayay should be restored Yet it is comforting INDICATION
~ 1Sa ate Of the nation in general good citizenship
ID SO usual as call for comment from periodicals whose
s.rvire is to print the unusual.
Imperial Valley press., 1922-07-20

the sheep sorrel leaves are small, IKE
baby lambs, while the horse sorrel mas
big strong leaves.
7sI suppose so,' agreed Uncle Wig
pilv. Then he went on to his hollow
stump bungalow. Nurse Jane met hlm
at the door and held out her paws.
"Well?' she asked.
eyes, thank you, L am pretty well, -
said Uncle Wiggily, "thought | didn It
have a single adventure
"FDid YOU get the lemons?" asked
the muskrat lady.
"Lemons9 My goodness, no! ! for
got all about them" cried the uncle
rabbit. "But I'll jump back to the
store and---'
""Too late!' said Nurse Jane, sadly.
"The stores are closed now. Besides
all the animal ladies are here now, and
they are thirsty for lemonade! Oh,
Wiggy, why did you forget9''
''I-I don't know sadly answered
| the bunny. 81 met DIR. Possum, and he
was telling me about the sour grass
Oh, say, Nurse Jane! just "a moment!
have an,idea! All you need the lem
ons for is to make the lemonade sour,
| ism t it, so you can sweeten it?''
| "That s all, Wiggy; but you forget
| the lemons | can t make any"
"I may have forget the lemons,
laughed the bunny, "but ! haven't 7
| forgotten where the sour grass grows
Just a moment and you shall yet have
| vour lemonade. 4" Uncle Wiggily quick
ly pulled some of the strong sour horse
| and sheep sorrel leaves. He mashed
them with the potato jammer until hf
had a lot of sour juice in a bowl. Then
Nurse Jane used this sour puice i'll plact
of lemons, and when the animal ladies
drank from their glasses they all said
| GLOW delicious!
| ''This is my lucky day. laughed
Uncle Wiggily out in the kitchen. And
so it was. And if the cabbage doesn't
stand on its head and tickle the feather
duster with the ice pick, II tell you
next about Uncle Wiggily and the wire
fence.
Imperial Valley press., 1922-07-20
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TOD4Y,S BORROWED 9
EDITORIAL G
TIME TO REGISTER
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San Diego Union: Registration for
the August primaries closes on July 30.
If'.is important tfiat voters should at
tend to this duty of their citizenship
as speedily as possible.
1t is seldom even in a presidential
election that the issues involved affect
the individual voter as closely as they
do in this contingency of a nomination
of candidate for United States sena-
tor, and for the governorship of the
state.
Republicans who fail to register and
vote in this election cannot complain if,
when the nominations are made, they
find themselves confronted by the
choice of voting at the general election
for undesirable candidates of their own
party or for those of political organiza-
tions with which they cannot conscien-
tiously affiliate.
Imperial Valley press., 1922-07-20
Looking Backward
What the Press Files I'e.. Of
Imperial Valley for This Day
in Past Years
July 20, 1910

The war department has granted a
permit for the placing of a temporary
wier in the Colorado river below the
intake in order that the bed of the riv'
er may be silted up and more water
turned through the heading that sup
plies Imperial valley.
|. At the twenty third annual eonven
ton of the California Christian En-
deavorers, the C. E. Union of Imperial
county was awarded the banner for the
largest proportionate increase in SO
eietics and in members. The conven
ton was held in Sacramento.
The Brawley News SAYS the Southern
Pacific will realize sufficient revenue
from the Brawley station in 1910 t.
pay the operating expenses of the spe
cial branch line for the year and in ad
dition pay the cost of turning the Col
orado river back into its old channel il
the figures of Receiver Holabird of the
Colorado. Development Co. are correct.
Imperial Valley press., 1922-07-20
MAKING FARMING A BUSINESS

AT this time of year the Importance of the canning
dustry is forcibly illustrated - ..
Modern processes Of canning make possible TO utize
the surplus of practically every farm crop and during the
n months Of the year distribute fruits and vegetables TO
H. four corners of the earth ;,
Contract prices 10y canneres TO the farmers ehaDle
,-e f.rna to figure u advance his crop production
nro Instead Of the uncertainty of market and price
ditions h canning Industry has to large extent
... 4e farming a busin along well defined lines.
Co operation with canneries in crop production and
s.ark.fng encourage cemmunH development and mten-
aed tatmhg
s.niisl report that after careful experiment. in the
m .. realm the, find 20 ect0plasm Well, II the world
lFs IS Without things proiaf 5Irage in ectoplasms
& be Urn. Aei a9 -4N
rbe esra,tr Faittr 5sueyinq neteofoogy and send
atl,.,. r.r .ri 4 Berlin. H. should be quite an
81 MA. 1.a 'g. aroi,aid pflfers o predict reigns.
fr,s . thay Zines stae price If lemons, and then
apst Jf lsf srs ~aA1tlt '"'s anu ~ alotef
4 ir.t.l. tar.ed.
f4 resent aiIonsl cont renee there destined
.h hsf1'k. 4 stisa t,nft is i ~ 4 p4snaa M
Imperial Valley press., 1922-07-20
The Preacher Declares

. There is one kind. of man that runs
away frem temptation but runs SC
slowly that temptation has no trouble
iii overtaking him.
Imperial Valley press., 1922-07-20
Fact About a City

Indianapolis has the greatest central
station in the world for interurban
trains There are over 5000 miles of
electric railways in Indiana.
Imperial Valley press., 1922-07-20

A lot of men are no better than they
ought to be, and we feel that they need
our advice, but at that very time they
are thinking the same of us.
Imperial Valley press., 1922-07-20
Mrs. Joe Preeny Says

1t looks as if Tom Preeny's wife is
determined to be dissatisfied. He, has
supplied her with all absolutely neces'
sary cooking utensils, given her a fine
tub and washboard and allowed her to
buy the very hoe and rake she wanted
for the garden, but still she complains
Imperial Valley press., 1922-07-20
.July 90. 1913

The new Holt block at Seeley was
begun yesterday by force Of men
from Ell Centre. The work will be push
ed as rapidly as possible to aecommo-
date the First National Bank of Seeley
and other tenants who are waiting TO
occupy it.
Congressman William D. Stephens of
Los Angeles was appointed lieutenant
governor of California today by Gov
ernor johnson and has accepted the ap.
pointment.
DR.. c. H. Richmond, brother OF
Frank and Earl Richmond arrived yes
terday from Santa Monica and will en-
gage in the practice of dentistry with
DIR. Cram.
Imperial Valley press., 1922-07-20
One Minute Essay

America is a nation Of advertisers
and some of the great corporations
spend annually, over $2,000,000 for pub
lieity You would not, perhaps guess
that the American Tobacco company
leads in newspaper advertising, spend
ing s2.500,000 annually. The u. $. Tire
company, Pinkham, American. Sugar
and 'Liggett and Meyers appropriate
81 5000 for this purpose. For maga,
zine advertising the Joseph Campbell
company spends $l,30o,000; Victor
. Talking Machine 81 200,00O;. Proctor q
Gamble, $1,20o,000; Congoleum com
pany $800,000; Swift & Co., 100000.
Imperial Valley press., 1922-07-20
Old Timer Cogitates

l kin remember when crude oil was
called Crock OIL" and was put up in
bottles f. medicinal purposes.
Imperial Valley press., 1922-07-20

One who is "clothed in his right
mind" is richly garbed.
Imperial Valley press., 1922-07-20
Tho Bachelor Maid Saws

Most of woman deceit is merely
an effort to hide her emotions from a
man; most of man s deceit is merely
an effort to pretend that he has any
emotions.
Imperial Valley press., 1922-07-20
The Curiosity Shop

A seed potato cutter has been invent
ed which cuts, two potatoes at time
into four pieces each.
Imperial Valley press., 1922-07-20

Because thing is old is no sign it
is valuable. Probably there is nothing
older than the toothache.
Imperial Valley press., 1922-07-20

The race is not always to the swift
nor the battle to the strong, but not
many Derby winners are dray horses
and there isn't much danger of Liber-
ia s cOnquering the world.
Imperial Valley press., 1922-07-20

The boss can get by with lpafing
on, the JOB by pretending he is figur-
ing out something.
Imperial Valley press., 1922-07-20

The powers that be hardly ever are
able to realize how soon they will be
the powers that ain t.
Imperial Valley press., 1922-07-20

In Texas they are seeing rainbows at
night. The outlook is very bright here
also.
Imperial Valley press., 1922-07-20
'Inl-PRESS-ions
Foolish Dictionary

Stalwart-A guy who votes the
straight p arty ticket and never ques-
tions why.
Imperial Valley press., 1922-07-20
8 sDfyAlRlhiNG'.ss f1's,'':

a Ii sps f ss It keeps r1IgRt oi disarming
Il IA sssgs. J as!ssl Sys1 ii Kplnr
it N Ja baa sheet ipdifferr
ehGe IS true also of the merchant marine,
ilyal IN ts iHsspHlh fNt
~ aftHmelting away still more, despite all the
formal refusals of nations to disarm land Men
tired and sick of fighting and drilling and living in bar
racks, and civilians tired and sick of paying taxes to
support them and governments between the devil of
service that has lost its gamor and the deep of bank
ruptcy steadily reduce their forces and shorten terms of
service This is the in France and Russia, the
countries whose armies have been most accused of
keeping Europe armed camp.
1t is conceivable that another great struggle arise
in future calling into action the able manhood of
the powers the last did, but not probable From
plain tendencies read in the words and actions OF
millions men in dozens of countries it is evident that
there going to be big scale IN this gen.
Grafton, if the help it. And the chances
that with the sweep of democracy which of the
most notable results of the last the help it.
Imperial Valley press., 1922-07-20

: r. never pays. to buy cheap clothes.
You wear out your shoes looking for
them.
Imperial Valley press., 1922-07-20

Funny things happen. We know a
farmer who is making money.
Imperial Valley press., 1922-07-20

With six million things at home that
are fine to worry about some people
keep up with the Chinese war. t.
Imperial Valley press., 1922-07-20
"A TRADE WITH CANADA

The Great Lakes-St Lawrence deep waterway project
Las held up for the time being by the Canadian gov
ernment To the invitation of President Harding that
Canada appoint commissioners to negotiate preliminary
Areaty clearing the way for the project Premier King
piled suggesting delay He is not regarded hostile
te waterway; but the province of Quebec is hostile and
the premier does notwan anagonze Quebec at this
stage of the game.
T. lately Premier King has been in Washington inviting
te United States government to enter into treaty of
different sort He explains that the longsandng peace
pact between the two countries is really makeshf
fangement which could be terminated by either party
Six months notice He wants it into permanent
treaty
Ir Now the suggestion appears in newspapers that
the United States take advantage of this situation to make
Asrewd DEAL letting Canada have her permanent peace
Maty provided Canada ahead and cooperates with
the states in building the deep waterway to let
Shlppng into the Great Lakes.
Is The plan of procedure is not fortunate The
fEace treaty valuable the United States it to
Caaada. TT is censonat with traditions and it would
to emphasize American leadership enlightened eff
fats for international peace This is occasion for
tuadinp. 5 8s@ + ~ astft't
lN lin the opinion of government and majority of
the proposed waterway highly desirable, but
esrable, should want to gain
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M,.hGIi,Aass Iia,Aass M Mtis, sFfSes bksAR1fiNG FIp.'s%
ss saa NJ .ss S1 M .l to dis:
am hi SPITE 6f Hsif it keeps right on disarning
a tne % %kHlsassi,. hlsuf 1,;o
Imperial Valley press., 1922-07-20

N t,lq1,tr Tai..r 8.r6yinp nleteoIoIogy and SCI
Il, +. ath4, rcr 4 Berlin H. should be quite
a.N fafG trol,4fi prefers to predict reig
Imperial Valley press., 1922-07-20

weather Ina~Js@m price If lemons, and I
~ ars lD yAehti-"f h"'s ai'' ~ aiio'
as targed.