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Imperial Valley press., 1922-05-24
ALIEN LAND LAW
CONSTITUTIONAL

SAN FRANCISCO, May 24.-Anoth-
er step towards finally passing by the
courts of California on the antl-allen
law has been taken in state supreme
court opinion that the law does not
conflict with the constitution or with
any American-Japanese treaties.
The decision was unanimous, three
judges, sitting en- banc. 1t was render
ed in the state s suit to restrain II. u.
Flick from transferring stock in the
Merced Farm Co. to N. Satow, Jap
anese. The chief point involved was
the right of the japanese to own land
through control of stock companies.
Imperial Valley press., 1922-05-24
LLOYD GEORGE TO
MEET GENOA TEST

LONDON, May 24.-Premier Lloyd
George puts his policies and acconp-
lishments at Genoa to the test tomor-
row.
The little welsbmau changed his
plans aud agreed to open the debate on
international economic confereuce HIM
self instead of awaiting opportunity
for rebuttal after his enemies attack.
Lloyd George had planned TO have
Sir Laming Worthington- Evans present
the government 3 case and TO answer
the interpretations himself.
Imperial Valley press., 1922-05-24
VALENTINO WAS DANCER

NEW YORK, May 24.-Rudolph Val
entino, now being held in Los Angeles,
under $4,000 bonds on charges of big
amy, the result of his hasty marriage
to Winifred Hudnut, in Mexicali, low
er California, was identified today, in
an exclusive story in the Sun, as Ro-
dolpho Gugielmi, former dancing part
ner of Bonnie Glass, Irene Fenton and
Joan Swyer, former Broadway favor
ties.
Valentino came to this county on
December %, 1913, the story says, from
Castelmatta, Italy, where he was born.
Imperial Valley press., 1922-05-24
RAIL RATES CUT 10 PERCENT
YACHT MAY BE
LOST IN SOUTH SEAS

LOS ANGELES, May 24.-Fears
for the safety of wealthy Santa
Barbara society people who sailed
from here aboard the steam yacht
Invader, for the South Seas last
January is growing among their
friends here and at Montecito to-
day.
The yacht, owned by John Per-
cival Jefferson of Montecito, has
not been heard from in more than
two months, according to relatives.
When last heard from the Invad-
er sailed from Panama for Cocos
Island in the South Seas, but no
message has since been received
from the yacht, which is said to be
equipped with powerful wireless.
Sam Perkins of San Francisco is
said to be captain Of the vessel.
Imperial Valley press., 1922-05-24
Starts World Flight

PARIS, May 24.-Major w. 7.
Blake, British airman, who started
from Croydon, England, this afternoon,
on flight around the world, arrived
here at 6:12 p. m. making safe land
ing at lie BOurget airdOme.
His next jump will be to Lyons and
thence to Rome.
Blake left Croydon airdome in Eng
land at 3:08 p. m.
Imperial Valley press., 1922-05-24
ALLEGE $4,000 SHORTAGE

DENVER, Colo, May 24.--An al.
legged shortage of $4,000 in the estate
of /. N. Stevens involves Alva A..
Swain, former administrator of the
estate, as well as j. A. Barclay, Salt
Lake City broker, according to a re.
port filed here by Samuel j. Sackett,
public administrator.
Swain who is at liberty under $50, 900
bond is a prominent politician and
newspaperman.
Imperial Valley press., 1922-05-24
REPUBLICANS ACT
ON SOLDIERS BONUS

WASHINGTON, May 24-Republi'
can members of the senate finance
committee todays authorized Senator
McCumber, chairman, to call meet
ing of the full committee later this
week for formal action on the soldiers
bonus bill.
Bonus leaders are unwilling to wait
longer for President Harding's guild
ance on the measure, they said today.
Senator McCumber, committee chair
man, while declining to commit him
self to u definite prediction, said he
would "try to bring the measure again
to the attention of the committee some
time this week. -
Imperial Valley press., 1922-05-24
OLCOTT WINS NOMINATION

SALEM, Ore, May 24.-The Repub-
lican gubernatorial nomination race
today indicated nomination of Governor
Ben Oleott, on late official returns.
The vote this afternoon with the of
ticia count in from nearly every county
in the state, gave Olcott 42,9s2, Hall,
424S0.
Imperial Valley press., 1922-05-24

LOS ANGELES, May 24.-Gladys
Walton, screen star, today followed
others of her art to the divorce court.
Miss Walton iii her complaint said
that Frank r. Liddell Jr., absolutely
would not work, and that never since
their marriage in December 1920 had
he contributed to her support.
She declared his fits of weeping and
melancholy had frequently prevented
her from attending social functions.
Imperial Valley press., 1922-05-24
cLuBwoMAN's DAY AT SHOW

ANAHEIM, Cal, May 24.--Seores
of clubwomen from all sections OF
Southern California were to be the spe-
cial guests of the management Of the
second annual California Valencia
orange show today and tonight.
This was women's club day and a
fashion show and other attractions have
been arranged for the entertainment of
the visitors.
Imperial Valley press., 1922-05-24

WASHINGTON, May 24.-No word
lad been received by the war depart
ment here today regarding General
Leonard Wood, governor general Of the
Philippines, his wife and daughter, who
We're reported to be aboard the yacht
Imperial Valley press., 1922-05-24
GLADYS WALTON GRANTED DIVORCE ON
PROMISE TO AVOID MEXICAN MARRIAGE

They have been separated since March
3, 1929, it was stated.
eff 1 give you a decree, you won It
90 over into Mexico and get married
to somebody else before your time is
out, will you?' Judge Summerfield
asked.
No, your HONOR answered the act
ress.
Judge Summerfield then granted an
interlocutory decree Of divorce.
Imperial Valley press., 1922-05-24
General Wood and
Family Missing In
Philippine Typhoor'

Apo in the region of a typhoon raging
off the coast of the Philippines.
All attempts to get in touch with the
vessel by wireless were futile.
Wood his wife and daughter, sailed
Saturday for Mindora where the general
planned brief tour Of inspection.
Imperial Valley press., 1922-05-24
VALERA HAS TWIN
TROUBLES NOW

LONDON, May 24.-Mrs, Eamonn De
Valera today presented the former pres
ident of the Irish republic with twin
boys, according to dispatch to the
Evening Etar.
Imperial Valley press., 1922-05-24
BIC LEAGUES
TODAY

POLO GROUNDS, May 24.-Bob
Meusel of the Yanks, who with Babe
Ruth, was banned from baseball by
Judge Lands and returned to the game
last Saturday smashed out his first
circuit clout Of the season today into
the left field bleachers.
The Yanks were playing Washington
with Johnson, the opposing pitcher.
Meusel's homer came in the second
inning.
In the fifth Washington scored two.
Peck singled, went to third on John
sons single and scored on Harris sac
rifice fly. Judge singled, scoring John
son. In the last half of the fifth, Pipp
singled, went to second on Scott's sac
rifice and scored on Schang's single.
AMERICAN
Cleveland at Boston
R H E
Cleveland U
Boston ACKNOWLEDGEMENT IL
Batteries, Bagby and O'Neill; Collins
and Ruell.
Washington at New York
washington --.-.---.--.--..---....-.---...- IL
New York ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS 3 IL
Batteries, Johnson and Picinitch;
Jones and Schang.
Detroit at Philadelphia
R H E
Detroit IA
Philadelphia -....-....----...-..-.........- 8 o
Batteries, Ehmke and Bassler; Harris
Heimach and Perkins.
New York at Cincinnati
r H E
New York ...........2 2 8 l
ClHClIlIldCl OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES 1
Batteries, Douglas and Snyder;
Luque and Hargrave. (10 innings).
Philadelphia at Pittsburgh
R H e
fN1lauelpn1a -......---...-..-.------.--...- ~
Pittsburgh .......111 Is 2
Batteries, Ring, Pinto and Heline;
Carlson and Gooch.
Imperial Valley press., 1922-05-24
$200,000,000
SAVED TO
SHIPPERS
/. C.. G.. Orders Sweeping
Reduction Effective
On July l
DECREASES IN STATE
California Commission to
Follow Federal Lead
In New Order

SAN FRANCISCO, May "a
Railroad freight rates within Cali
fornia will be reduced to conform
to the rate reductions order by the
Interstate Commerce Commission,
President Harley Brundage OF the
state commission said today.
"If carriers do not comply with
the order we shall cite them to
show case why their rates should
not be placed on level with the
interstate rates.
The Western Pacific today indi-
Gated it would place the new rates
into effect before the formal order
is served, according to J. B. Mans
field, general freight agent.
Imperial Valley press., 1922-05-24

Southern California - Tonight
and Thursday fair, except cloudy
or foggy in morning near coast.
Los Angeles and vicinity
Fair tonight and Thursday with
fog or clouds in morning.
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1922-02-21

Notwithstanding the Senate mac
ton, thsre wore Developments on that
sidc OF the Capitol. bonator Shields
(Dem., Tenn. )snnotmcod his advent
into tbs ranks Of anti-bonus Senators.
This makes twelve who have declared
themselves without qualifications against
the bill, equally divided among Rcpu bli-
cans and Democrats.
Shields made his announcement in
the form OF letter to the commander
Of the American Legion in Nashville,
in which ne replied TO a request that
he support the Bonus bill
II have given this bill careful and
deliberate consideration, wrote Shields
"and / regret that my conclusions oi
my duty M Senator to the ex-service
men and the entire people are such that
] cannot comply with your wishes in
the matter"
Prior claims Of the disabled soldier,
we're mentioned MS among the reason.
he could not vote for the bill.
"There are but two days by which
the means to pay the cash bonus car
be provided" he continued, and tbos,
are increased and drastic toxatior
or the issuance Of short-time interest
bearing bonds, and both are practicall,
impossible. The people cannot, in th1
depressed condition Of the country
stand drastic taxation. They should
not in time of peace be subjected t.
greater exactions than in wartime.
"They should not, when in industrin
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1922-02-21

Jesus did, naturally uesantA itAsh
This, my friends, il accomplished in
Christian Science solsly through The
prayer OF understanding Christian
Scientists have learned that whatever
is TO 10 achieved in tho way Of heal
ing and saving must bc done through
such prayer, aud that this prayer must
be without ceasing. Our every thought,
inclination and deed must bo tho out
come of constant mental attitude
Of prayer il we would follow the Master
in the way Of his appointing. A Christian
Scientist soon learns that in bringing
to the world those blessings Of God's .
Law which Jesus 20 clearly cxemplificd
e do not have TO compel the operation
Of Gods Law, we simply have TO let it
do its work. or rather let the work this
Law has already accomplished Tor man,
be manifested to us. The purpose OF
true prayer il one Of elimination rather
thhn one of compulsion or pcr~uasion--.
the elimination, through capitalization
of consciousness, Of that which st. Paul
characterized As tho carnal mind, the
mortal mind, thus allowing that mind
to be manifested in VI which was also
in Christ Jesus"
Mrs. Eddy has incorporated the
fundamental teachings Of Christian
Science in her book, Science and
Health with Key TO the Scriptures
This is the textbook Of the Christian
Science denomination. Through it,
study the secrets and obscuritics o!
Holy Writ have been made plain and
instead of book of mystery the Bible
has come to be the chart Of life tc
thousands upon thourAnds to whom
il has heretofore been closed.
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1922-02-21
BONUS WILL GO OVER,
BELIEF OF CONGRESS
President 10 Said to Have De-
classd Delay 10 Best So- :.
lution OF Tangie.
New York World.
Wash,pwfcn Es

New York World.
Washington, Feb. 90 President
Harding was quoted today by visitors
who consulted with him on the soldier
bonus, az having expressed the opinion
that the best way out OF the dilemma
was for Congress TO drop the whole pro-
posal Of adjusted compensation for the
present.
Whether the quotation is accurate
or not it indicates tho probable result
of all the oonferring, bill framing and
other Congressional wiggling. There
is very general opinion that the coup
ling of the bonus with sales tax by
the President was n death blow TO il.
However, the effort continues to
get some sort Of bill in shape for the
House TO vote on while the Senate
continues TO wait for the House to
declare itself, with the full belief that
whatever the House decides the Senate
will have to change.
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1922-02-21

you and for me, and that We have been
given. through Christian Science, that
understanding Of Jesus teachings which
mAkee the fulfilfmcnt of this command
presrnt and immediate possibility, and
that you and | may know enough right
herr and now TO as<ist in establishing
the kingdom Of heavcp ON carthg
II you will carefully follow the life
Of Jcsus IA gwen IN the New lesta-
mcnt and conslder his W, rks "A con-
n~ction with what he taught you will
discover that what he did MAS merely
to establish as n demoust rablc fact
what he taught, and that what he taught
and did were said and done in accord
with and IN explanation Of, some I'M
mutRble ever present, universal law.
You will see, in other words that his
words and works were looking TO the
establishment with men of n divine,
omn,potcnt, spiritual law which will
eventually rule all mankind to the COM
plc,e extinction of any so-callcd opposed
law and It's effects.
And this Law Of God--this Law. the
knowledge and Application OF which
Jesus said should make Us free lis what
Christian Science has come 60 rc-es'ab-
hsh with men. Those wonderful works
OF Jesus prove concusivcly that laws OF
matter are not Gods Laws and that
Gods Laws are not only superior but
are actually laws ol annlhilaton To so
called material laws and thereby prove
that material laws are the product OF a
morta, misconcepton Of what constitutes
true law.
We find, with reinsurance, that
this Law of God is a law OF Life
not of death; law of health--not OF
sickness, law Of abundance--not OF
lack and limitation; law of harmony
not of discord; law OF peace--not
of strife: n law Of love-not of hate
And OH il we could but comprehend
what this law OF love embraces. How
sadly this old world needs love, the
love that Jesus gave TO the world and
of which the apostle spake when he
said Love is the fulfilling of the law.
What ministry of love WAS that OF
Jesus. Could aur' Ne compared To thai
love which cndt thutit murmurlng
the worlds hatred and scorn that yot
and | might understand that the Law
of God il omnipotcrt and omnipresent
that we might know that there are N,
material conditions over which this Law
of God has not AL powerP ltwss this low
expressed through Jesus which enabled
him 10 prove that there is no death, an,
whereby he emerged from the tomb I,
pcrpctuate throughout the ages man
inalicnahle right Go life eternal. Writin
Of this experience of Jesus, Mary Bake
EDDY, the discovorer and founder O
Christian Science, says on page 81 Of he
book Science and Heath with Key q
the Scriptures:
"rhe lonely precincts of the tomb gav
Jesus a refuge from his foes. a place i
which 60 solve the great problem G
being. His three days work in Oh
scpulchrc set the seal of eternity o
time. lie proved Life 90 be deathles
and Love 10 be the master of hate"
And now the question of how {
bring INTO action this over-prescnt lay
OF God, Vow 60 apply il 20 our presen
needs, how 20 heal the sick. comior
the sorrowing and save the sinner, a
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1922-02-21

and financial distrcas and depression,
bs subjected TO further taxes for tho
benefit Of any ono or any particular
class. The taxes that have been pro-
posed would faJl upon tho whole people,
ifcluding the 'ex-service men and tho
fathers, mothers and widows Of their
comrades who lost their lives upon the
battlefield or on the agonixcd bed Of
disease in foreign lands. r.
"Thc sales tax is the most unjust bf
all those proposed because it would
operate to exempt wealth and fall
heaviest upon the people Of moderate
means.
"The, further increase Of the bonded
Indebtedness Of the Government would
he equally disastrous to the country in
its depressed condition. II is doubtful
whether such stupendous sum can
now he foated in the absence OF the
enthusiasm and patriotism which inn
PEELED the people to buy bonds during
the certainly now unless the bonds
bore exorbitant rates OF interest"
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1922-02-21
VIM, FITZPATRICK ON
CHRISTIAN SCIENCE.
oays II 10 Restoring the Lost
Az OF Healing Which jesus
Taught.

p.scus.,ns Christian Science Gods
Law" In lecture NJ the Christian
Rcsrucr Church last night, william -.
kAkpAtr,rk spoke ~ follows
CHRISTIAN .(c,cncc has come to hu-
mAo,ty ,o restore to II the lost art
cl heal,ns which the great Master
christian l.Sis the Christ, declared
shou,d cSrmrliy the understanding
ci sho~ truths OF existence which
hr gave to the world some twenty
rca,ur,.s ago. Onc can hardly read
tl~ New Testament without u hrm
couv,c,ion that much OF the vitality
a,s~n Il h, the l,ic and works oi Jesus
kms ls~n lest or eliminated throughout
thr intervening centuries. ics'ir tauHh,
that \, wns his understanding ot God
and Gods government ot ilis universe
Witch cnablcd HIM 10 do the works OF
healing and regeneration he so freely
accomplished throughout It's bret minis-
try and VI which he said IN no unm's-
taxable terms "He that hchcvcth ON me,
the works th.t do shnll he do also. y
.lr~ur' mission ON earth wns To cstah-
l.sh with men that understanding oi
Gh which would enable them 60 do
The ,,fy works that he did
Jesus taught tnnt his works oi heal
ing aud regeneration were not oi a
m,ncnlnus nature but were indigenous
90 the correct understanding OF God
which h, came 90 give uS Jesus came
90 establish the kingdom of heaven ON
earth for an mankind throughout all
time lof you and for me, right here and
now. Ia that mighty prayer, given us in
his scfmon on the Mount We lind these
words "lhy Kingdom come, Thy
will hc done in earth, ns Y n m heaven.
That which enabled the disciples of
Jcsus timc 90 heal the sick, cast out
demons and even raise the dead was
intended for YOU and for me Just as
much hs for the disciples, sherwisc
IA, mnr,cleu, works aud teachings OF
Jesus aw uf no avail as our savior
There n nothing m The Bible and VI
the tcnchinga and works of the Master
a. excuse uf IN the lcast Tor not healing
the slck by prayer aud spiritual mean'
in accord with the commands of Jesus
In The sixteenth chapter Of 81 Mark,
Gospel Jesus gave this explicit command
~ an mankind. through the medium
n hls disciples These signs shall
follow them that believe; in my nam,
shall they east cut devils. they shat
speak with new tongue. they shall
take up scfNcuts and v they drink
any doadly thing V shall not hur,
them, they shalt las hands on th,
rlck and they shall recover" And Il
u not glorious thing to know that
al lasl We have been awakened, through
Christian science, 90 tho recognition
,t The fact that that command was fni
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1922-02-21
.SAyLOAN TORRANCE
IS A DEBT OF HONOR
Senator Mccormick Insists Ad-
vances Were Made to Paris
Without Conditions.

Washington, Feb. 2l.ASenator Nc
Cormick, of Illinois, in statement
Saturday, comncnting on assertions
in certain French quarters to the effect
that the government of that country
was not contemplating payment Of
its debt to the United States, and
that payment of the debt was condi-
toned on receipt of reparations from
Germany and liquidation of the Russian
debt to France, declared the American
loans TO European governments were
made in good faith" and that mo
Russian or other conditions were at
tached to their payment"
"The payment of the interest due
from the several European states,' he
added, SIS of more immediate moment
to the taxpayers of this country than the
ultimate payment of the capital eum
of the debt, since the American taxpayer
is paying for European armaments and
civil establishments"
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1922-02-21
Drop Leaf Tea Wagons

Beautiful large drop-eaf Tea Wagons in ma
hogany walnut only $3.50. This is the greatest
value we have ever offered in tea wagons. Remenl-
Der they are Grand Rapids made, and our stock is
limited. Other Tea Wagons, solid mahogany, at
$3.50.
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1922-02-21
Spring Goats

Combine rare styling with
practicabihty, never has the
simple spring coat achieyed the
style distinction which chrac-
terizes it this spring. More like
costumes than mere coats. They
not only envelop one protect
ingly but gracefully. We have
some very unusual spring coats
in our coat department. Goats
chosen with foresight and taste
and priced to meet the ability Of
the women whose means are
restricted.
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1922-02-21
The Great Vogue
of the Tweed
Suit

There's something so jaunty,
so lnonchalant so altogether
young and spring-like about the
new tweed suits that we can
we'll understand their popularity.
In colors, blue, grey, rose, tan,
hello and mixtures in box coats,
belted and straightline models.
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1922-02-21
PERsHING STADIUM READY.
Tur ned Over to Paris Co m mittee In
Charge Of 1924 Oily m pIan Ga mes.

Paris, Feb. 21.--Pershing stadium
was turned over by city Of Paris Satur-
day to the French committee in charge
OF the arrangements for the 1924 Olympic
Games. The stadium will be used ex-
clusively in the training Of the athletes
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1922-02-21
Liuingroom Suite $4,000

A,splendid suite upholstered inunusual
tapestry. This suite consists of dayen-
port, arm chair and flreside chair. All
pieces have web bottoms and finest con-
Struction throughout. Cushions have the
famous Marshall comfy springs. This is
but one of the splendid values in living
room suites. Others from s157.50 10
$4,000.
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1922-02-21
Sellers Kitchen Cabinets

Take advantage Of this opportunity to
get a genuine Sellers cabinet at S1.oG
down. The balance can be paid on very
easy terms. This wonderful cabinet
with the IS famous features has many
new Improvements. Have you see the
new Sellers =? Prices all the way
from $42.5O to S9O.0O..
JUST S1.0O DOWN
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1922-02-21
Bedroom Suite $1,000

This suite is made Of American wal
nut, Adam design. Includes bed, tollet
table, dresser and chiffonier. Similar
suite without the toilet table for Sl20. 90.
Just compare these values with others.
Our stock of bedroom suites was never
better. The variety of style will please
you and the prices: $4,000 to S650.O0.