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Imperial Valley press. (El Centro, Calif.) 1907-current, 1923-11-14
VARNEY employees
GIVEN A BANQUET
AT LOCAL Hotel.
Splendid Features and
Fellowship Mark the
Event

The employees of the Varnev
COMPANY stores of Ell Centre. Rraw.
Tow and Co1ov,o .o o.4a =
- GNU GNU - w. ''o "'i' guests u
me starr fl;'ho company at ban
quet given last night at the Hotel
Barbara Worth.
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Imperial Valley press. (El Centro, Calif.) 1907-current, 1923-11-14
Guild Members Enjoy
A Chicken Dinner

The Ladies Guild of the Prcsbv-
terrain church held an all day sew
ing meet at the home of Mrs. r. p.
Brockett yesterday. A delicious
chicken dinner was served at noon
by Mesdames Brockett and b. f..
Lemons, one long flower decked
table and several smaller ones being
used.
Plans for the bazar which will be
given December 8 were discussed
and many aprons made and much
fancy work done throughout the
day, preparatory for that event.
The mince meat and mince pie
sale which will be held the day be
fore Thanksgiving was discussed.
Anyone desiring to get some fine
homemade mincemeat for their hol-
iday dinner should call Mrs. George
A. Hartman, 263-W, and leave their
order. Mrs. r. O. Williams will be
in charge of this sale.
Imperial Valley press. (El Centro, Calif.) 1907-current, 1923-11-14
IA Yr. Old Boy
Declared Ward
Juvenile Court

Manuel Mendoza, II years old,
who lives near Calcxico, has been
declared a Wald of the Juvenile
court, and under the supervision Of
the probation officer, has. been Civ
en- to the custody of his sister, Mrs.
Carmen NJ. CaImack and her hus-
band Jose l.. Carmack. Under the
provisions Of the court, Manuel has
been ordered 20 go to school reg
ularly, must not be out after 8
o O'clock at night, and must keep
away from Mexicali. Failing in
any of these orders, he will be
brought into court to answer for his
conduct.
The petition to have him made
a ward of the court WAS made by
his sister, who has been his legal
guardian. She complained that the
boy was unruly and refused to
obey any Instructions given him.
Imperial Valley press. (El Centro, Calif.) 1907-current, 1923-11-14
Name Committee
To Tell Valley
OF Conven ton

B. A. Harrigan, county horticul
tural commissioners; E. L. Garth
waite, county farm advisor, and
Supervisors George Pulliam and j.
Ralph Anderson, have been appoint
ed publicity committee for imper-
ial County to acquaint ranchers and
fruit men with the seth California
State Fruit Growers and Farmers
Convention which will be held 1T
Santa Ana, December and I.
Representatives from all Pacific
slope states and British Columbia
have been invited to attend the
convention at which vital issues of
tine and transportation problems,
importance to farmers will be dis
cussed. Among these are quaran-
which it is expected the conven-
ton will take decision action upon.
Chief among the speakers at the
convention will be Arthur p. Davis,
former director of the United States
Reclamation Service; George II.
Hecke, state director Of agriculture,
and other leaders in agriculture
transpol tation, and marketing
1, irclpS
Imperial Valley press. (El Centro, Calif.) 1907-current, 1923-11-14

his conviction was a severe blow to
her. Despite her grief, she realized
that there are others who suffer
with no one to care for them, and
her mother s heart went out to the
little II year old girl who had been
caught in the snares of unfortun-
ate circumstances.
Mrs. Hoffman pctitioncd the
court to grant her the custody Of
Destina, offering her Il home and
proper environment, until such time
rs she reaches her majority. Al
though the stern necessity Of the
law compelled Judge Cole to sent
ence her husband to prison, he was
fully aware Of Mrs. Hoffman s
sterling character and upon proper
investigation, consented to accept
her offer. Little Destina has won
a good home and no doubt the com
fort Mrs. Hoffman will derive from
her kind act, will bring her strength
to bear her own misfortune.
"'The greatest of these is char
ity'
Imperial Valley press. (El Centro, Calif.) 1907-current, 1923-11-14
COOKING LESSONS
DEMONSTRATE NEW
ELECTRIC RANGE

An interesting series of demon
STATIONS of electrical cookery be
ing given this week by Miss Lau-
rine Millen Of Los Angeles, attract
ed considerable attention from local
women yesterday, when the first
cooking classes were held.
Angel food cake was made yes
tcrdav afternoon by Miss Millen,
who is an expert in her chosen
work, and for the benefit of those
who were unable to attend the
demonstration or taste the feather
light cake which resulted, the fol
lowing recipe is printed:
10 egg whites: ID c sugar; ID
t salt; l t vanilla; / t cream Of
tartar.
Beat egg whites into which the
salt and cream CT tartar have been
sifted until the mixture will not
slide from pan. Fold in sugar,
about one tablespoon at time.
Add vanilla and lastly fold in flour.
Bake III an INCREASED, unfour-
ed pan with stack in center, for 40
minutes. In the type of range
which Miss Millen is demonstrat ag,
she advises that the cake should be
put In the oven at point one and
a half On the, ,temperature indicator
which is then reset to point four.
Miss Million will hold classes in
electric range operation at the
Holton Power Company from 10 to
II and ifronia2et9 4 daily this week.
Tomorrow morning she will demon
strate the making of lemon cream
pie and in the afternoon vegetable
cookery will be featured.
Imperial Valley press. (El Centro, Calif.) 1907-current, 1923-11-14
Unknown Sailor
Borne to Grave
Amidst Honors

SAN DIEGO, Cal, Nov. 14.-San
Diego S "mkncwn sailor victim
of the Point Honda naval disaster,
was tenderly laid to rest today
with full military honors, at the
Bennington Memorial Cemetery ON
Point Iona.
The body, one of the 10 recover
cd, has never been identified. Mrs.
Clitus Reddoch, who lost her hus-
band in the disaster and whose
body has never been recovered, at
tended the services, believing that
the unknown might be her hus-
band.
Imperial Valley press. (El Centro, Calif.) 1907-current, 1923-11-14
Two Cases Are
Dismissed For
Lack of Evidence

Upon motion of the district at
torney, who Informed the court
that investigation of the ease had
failed to produce sufficient evidence
to obtain conviction, Judge Cole
yesterday dismissed :: charge of
grand larceny against X. A. Dentlc-
man, and ordered him discharged
from custody.
Similar action was taken in the
case of Joaquin Ramos, accused
of statutory offense.
The court granted a continuance
IN the case of Il. n. Miller, charg-
ed with assault with deadly wca-
pom and set February II as the date
for trial.
Imperial Valley press. (El Centro, Calif.) 1907-current, 1923-11-14
Yrs. Sears Tells of Life
of italian Painters

The History Section of the Wom-
I n S Ten Thousand Club held n
|post interesting meeting at the club
1 ouse yesterday. Following brief
BUSINESS session at which the new
shairman, Mrs. w. S. Holbrook, pre-
sided, Mrs. l.. W. Sears took charge
Il f the afternoon s program.
Telling the stories of the lives of
I,ndrea Orcagna and Fra Giovanni
Italian painter, Mrs.
Mars led up to the work of these
'rtists, and showed number of
'opies of their pictures. Mrs. Sears
PRESENTED her subject in Il clear and
manner, and the program
as much enjoyed.
Imperial Valley press. (El Centro, Calif.) 1907-current, 1923-11-14
Busy Day is Ahead
for Home Specialists

Tomorrow S schedule for calls to
Ie made by Miss Jessie-Lee F.
becker, home furnishing specialist,
ind Miss Orpha A. Miller, pro
ides for 4 full day in the Central
|Iighline district.
! The first call will be made ar
ESQ Il. m. at the home of Mrs. Jen-
Iic Ritter. Mrs. Cole ut 1880,
IRIS. NJ. Wagner at 1870, Mrs. Jean
Hatfield at | p, m. and Mrs. L. ID.
riffin at . p. IN. complete the list.
Friday, whi'n will be the last day
u these demonstrations. will be
BENT in the MagnoliaMulberry dis
let in the morning, and in 'Tri-
plum in the afternoon.
Imperial Valley press. (El Centro, Calif.) 1907-current, 1923-11-14
2. &. T. u. VIII Meet on -.
FRIDAY at Young Home

The Woman's Christian Temper
Ince Union will meet on Friday of
lis week at . p. m. at the home of
Hrs. Frank Young, 5S3 Euclid ave
|ue. a special mothers meeting
|as been planned, and mothers are
Invited to come and bring their
|hildren. Mrs. Angie Miller of
srawley, one of the county officers,
ill be the principal speaker on the
Interesting program which has been
tanned.
The attention of the members is
|pccially called to the fact that the
leeting will begin at . p. M. instead
Il 2:30 as has been customary.
Imperial Valley press. (El Centro, Calif.) 1907-current, 1923-11-14
RUNCE DECLARES
RATE ON COTTON
IS NOT REDUCED
L. A. Story Is Without
Foundation Says S. p.
Official

Report in yesterdays Los Angeles
papers of an exporting rate for
Imperial Valley cotton, destined to
New Orleans for loading on Japan
csc steamships for the Orient, there
by discriminating against cotton
congresses in Los Angeles. were dis
counted at the office of the South
ern Pacific Company today.
No such rate has been established,
according to c. w. Runge, district
freight and passenger agent. The
company has discussed reducti ton
to New Orleans, which would effect
cotton destined to Liverpool and
English ports. The absurdity of
sending cotton to New Orleans for
export to Japan was pointed out by
Runge, who stated the logical ship
ping point for Japan-destined cot
ton would be, Pacific Coast port,
thereby avoiding the long haul
charge to New Orleans and the nee
essity of sending japanese steam
ships through the canal to the gulf
port. The discussion of reduced
rate to New Orleans has not as yet
resulted in any action to that eff
feet, he said.
A reduction has been made in the
rate from Imperial Valley to f.
Paso, for cotton destined to Mex
leo. This rate has formerly been
$1.17 per hundredweight, and eff
fcctive December will be reduced
to 81 per hundredweight, plus the
crossing charge into Mexico.
Durango Crop Short
Continuing the discussion regard
ing Imperial Valley cotton, Runge
stated that Mexico will undoubtedly
use every bale of cotton which is
raised in the valley below the in
ternational line. The cotton crop in
Durango, the largest cotton produc-
ing territory in Mexico, has been
considerably below normal, and
Mexican mills are in great need of
raw material. 1t has been esti-
mated that $4,000 bales will be
raised in Imperial Valley on the
Mexican side of the line, and even
should all of this remain III Mexico,
it will not entirely overcome the
deficiency created by. the failure of
the Durango crop.
Mexican cotton mills are offering
a premium on Mexican grown cot
ton over the New York prices, fig
uring that they can well afford to
pay a higher price in order to avoid
payment of 80 per cent ad valor-
EN- tax imposed on cotton imported
from the United States, South
America and other cotton producing
countries.
Imperial Valley press. (El Centro, Calif.) 1907-current, 1923-11-14


bate on her General Federation
pur.
] Mrs. Winter, in a recent inter
few, stated that she was deeply
oppressed by the interest that the
omen have taken in her meetings
tnd the district meetings of the
ate president. Never before has
he known women to'@travel humid
DDS of miles in their cars, follow
Ag their state and national Off
hrs to meetings.
The contrast between California s
ch country districts and the pathe
Ecally poverty stricken agricultural
ections of some of the other states
Ias been another impressive sight
i Mrs. Winter.
Tomorrow afternoon Mrs. Winter
i'll speak before the Southern Dis
.'ict convention at Riverside. Fri
by she will speak to the members
Il the Friday morning Club in Los
ngeles, and be entertained at the
fillmore for luncheon. Saturday
he will meet the California Local
Eiennial Board to discuss conven-
on business for the Seventeenth
iennial of the General Federation
bat will be held in Los Angeles
Aune 3-13, 1924.
Imperial Valley press. (El Centro, Calif.) 1907-current, 1923-11-14
Irs. tSh0lU Hostess
Mid-Week Meeting

Mrs. +. w. Shaw, 442 South Sixth
treet, will be the hostess at the
Elid-wcek meeting of the State
treet Christian church congrega-
ION tonight. The meeting will open
18th a half hour "sing," follow
ii by a Bible study from the third
hapter of Romans. All who are
pnvassing in the interest of the
Ihurch bonds arc asked to be pres,
bit to make a report.
Imperial Valley press. (El Centro, Calif.) 1907-current, 1923-11-14
Lettuce Crop Is
In Good Shape

Lettuce crop conditions are some
what better than at this time last
year and the heavy rain of last Fri-
day was helpful in most eases. There
will probably be more early ship
ping this season and the total ship
ments should exceed, by large fig
ure, those of a year ago. Many
shippers have tried to get the grow
erS to plant in n way that would
avoid heavy peaks at inopportune
mark eting times. 1t is now believ-
cd that eastern cities will have Il
fair supply for their Christmas din
ner tables.
Imperial Valley press. (El Centro, Calif.) 1907-current, 1923-11-14

The Imperial State Crown, won
by George V at the Delhi Durbar,
contains an Indian emerald weigh
ing 81 earats, emeralds, sapphires
and CLIO diamonds.
Imperial Valley press. (El Centro, Calif.) 1907-current, 1923-11-14

Windows with sashes that can be
raised and lowered and revolved
horizontally to aid ventilation and
make glass washing easier, are now
ON the market.
Imperial Valley press. (El Centro, Calif.) 1907-current, 1923-11-14
'lub President Is
Impressed by State

That California is in class by it
IF is the opinion Of Mrs. Thomas
|. Winter, president of the General
federation of Women Clubs, who
now visiting this, her forty eighth
tate on her General Federation
Imperial Valley press. (El Centro, Calif.) 1907-current, 1923-11-14
SON SHOOTS BOTH
PARENTS, QUARREL
OVER AUTO CAUSE
by United Press Leased Wire

SHENANDOAH, Iowa, Nov. II.
C. b. Carmichael and his wife are
in a hospital here today after
being shot and seriously wounded
by their son Claude, 81, on their
farm north of here Tuesday.
The shooting is said to have been
the elimination of Il quarrel over
several notes which the son is al
legged to have given in payment for
an automobile.
Imperial Valley press. (El Centro, Calif.) 1907-current, 1923-11-14

Washington zoo wants kangaroo
but not for teaching politicians to
hop froM issue to issue.
El Mundo. [volume] (San Juan, P.R.) 1919-1990, 1923-10-13
.ALGO ACERCA
DEL REUMATISMO

Todavia hay muchas cosas degco-
nocidas acerca del reumatiSmo. FL
tratamiento que para clio Sc sigue
dista muchor de ser satisfactorio.
Los medicos 10 realizan, mas, nadie
esta en- mejores condolences de COM
probarlo que los mismos pacientes.
Una tendencia al reumatiSmo, una
-vez establecida, ell dolor vuelve con
cada cambio de temperature, demos
trando que ell veneno esta todavia en-
la sangre aguardando condiciones IA
vorables para volverse active y causar
Sinsabores.
Una cosa es sabida y reconocida
por. todoS los medicos, y es ell r4pido
empobrecimiento de la sangre a me-
dida que Ell yeneno .reumatico va in
vadiendola.
Restaurar ell estado de la sangre es
Ell meiorremedio para el reumatismo,
pues, la sangre enriquecida es habil
para sobreponerse y yarrojar lejos de ST
elveneno de esa enfermedad. Por es-
ia raz6n los que sufren del reumatis-
mo deben tener presente ell exito con
que siempre las PfldoFas RosadaS del
DR.. Williams han combatido ese NAL.
| On tratamiento con esas pfldoras
lie devolvera ell equliibrio de Ia salud,
estimulara su apetito y digestion,
acabara con la sensation de fatiga de
que sufren todas las personas que
tienen la sangre empobrecida y le
proporeionara un suefio tranquilo Y
reposado. Estas pfldoraS Sc venden
en- todas las buenas boticas. ExfjaSe
que ell paquete sea rosado con la P
gTande en- caracteres de relieve. Es-
criba hoy mismo una tarjeta la DIR.
Williams Medicine Co., Dept. NJ,
Schenectady, N. Y, E.. U. de A., pi-
diendo ell librito intitulado HEnfer-
medades de la Sangre, "-el cual le
sera remitido bajo sobre cerrado y
libre de todo gasto para usted.
El Mundo. [volume] (San Juan, P.R.) 1919-1990, 1923-10-13

fue esa esQuina neutral cuandc tuvo
Ia seguridad de q'.e Ftrpo no SO levaE-
taba mas
"Suponiendo que @, referee hubiera
descaifcado Dempsey por no cunlpnr
esa orden, bonito alboroto Sc hubiera
armada. Pe-o Mr.. Dempsey saba dens-
siado que podia violar Ia regla, porqre
no 10 iban dascalificar. Y ESQ 10 saba
tambien Mr.. Kearns.''
''Pero ahora veamos La ctra parte
Considercmos al sefior Luis Angel Fi1-
po que tom6 en- serio las seguridades
cue lie diercn ell DuQue del Muldoon y
los otros corisionados. Firpo anot6 a.
go mas que un knockdown, pues saco
por las soSas a su poderoso rival, en-
seguida Sc fue a una esquina neutral
pres esperaba sec descalificado de no
hacerlo asf. iQue lastima que no hr-
biera alli una persona que le dejara al
extranjero, en- TERRA ext-anjera. que La
comisi6n dc boxeo no es otra cosa sino
una congregation de hombres de bueni
humor qua no dete ser tornado en- Sc
rio. 81 Firpc huhierc, sabido ESQ, otras
ccsas mas, ahora podrla irmar sus car
tas asi: Luis Angel Firpo, campeen
mundial dc peso complete"
''Esta es la segunda pelea de Demr-
sey que pierde tscricamente, y que gs-
ma sin embargo. En- Toledo, al final del
| primer round, willard fu6 salvado per
La campana tempo porque estaba des-
compuesta, Dempsey, sin esperar, sin.
averiguar NADIA, Sc salio del ring, con
10 que quedaba descalifcado, aatomats-
camente"
En- su pelea con Firpo, Dempsey Sc
burl6 de las reglas porque Sc supone
que deben regirse todas Las peleas en-
este Estado. Sc dice cue Muldoon que
ria dar calor a una reclamation de
| foul, al ser metido Dempsey al ring
per manos amigos de perio5istas que
no eran neutrales, nj con el pensa-
niento. A mi modo de entender, sin
embargo, no hay NADIA escrito sobre es-
tie particular. 81 ese fue un foul, per
que no Sc declararon asi, sin necesidad
de que Sc hiciera la reclamation? Ell re-
fierce tenia poderes, pues estaba al
ror obra y gracia de la comisi6n con
el erlcargo de hacer valer las rsglas y
regulaciones de la conlisi6n ST ell re-
fierce no sirve para NADIA, para que te-
nerlo en- Ell ring. Mas vale pelear sin
referee, que las decisiones las Gle Ia
comis on, en- IA primera iupta que efec-
tue despu1s de cada pelea. -
Resultado, que Firpo debe estar
mas sorprendido por las cosas de nues-
ira comisifn los cambics que han
hecto en- las si,np.es reglas de Queens
berry, cue por los golpes que recibiera
de Dempsey s
El Mundo. [volume] (San Juan, P.R.) 1919-1990, 1923-10-13
A LOS UNIoNIsTAs DE PUERTO
RICO

Yo, modesto y sencilo patricia
tengo a bien recordar que ell hombre
que luch6 desinteresadamente por nues-
tro partido y nuestra Isla fue don
Luis Muiioz Rivera, que tuvo el honor
de coniar su cargo como. Presidente
del Partido al Hon. Antonio r. BARGE
10 quien con ahinco insuperab'e visns
desempefando su puesto exponiendo su
vida v afrontando el peligro en- los mo-
mentos mas tristes cuando las horas
negras y tr&gicas han venido tur-
bar su paso al progreso puertorriqueho.
Barce-6 como buen paladfn y siguien-
do las instrucciones del Maestro que
desde la mansion celeste 10 d!rige pa
ra que la Patria no pase por el crisol
de la desgracia, labora con tes6n y en-
tusiasmo por la futura felic;dad de
nuestra querida Isla. Tened fe fir1ne
EN- sus altruistas gestiones y ayudado
para que en- ell future veamos el fruto
de su labor honrada.
Jamas debemos abandonar BARGE
l6 porque en- el estan nuestras aspira-
clones. Tened presente en- vuestra ina
ginaci6n, cual reliquia santa en- Ell tenn
plo de Las ideas sagradas, que ell hom-
bre que quiere engrandecer nuestra pc
quefia patria salvar a los portorri-
queiios para que todos a su vez nos
sintamos orgulosos de yer Ell terrufio
la altura de los demas paises civil.za-
dos, no debe ser abandonado en- la
hora augusta en- que vamos a recibir
mayores hbertades. Puerto Rico, no
500 por su riqueza material sino por
SUI riqueza moral y por Ell patriotismo
de sus hijos debe estar en- Ell n1mero
de los paises civilizados. De ese mo-
do veremos briIlar Ell estandarte de la
verdad de la justicia para tcdos los
que amamos nuestra patria y we're
mos nuestros ideales salir triunfantes,
no solamente en- Ell presente sino en- Ell
future.
Dios Patria Y Libertad para los hon.
bres de buena volumtad!
Luis RAMOS.
El Mundo. [volume] (San Juan, P.R.) 1919-1990, 1923-10-13
Una hernOsa G6niCa de ". 0. Nc Geehan,
COmentandO Ia CabalIerOsidad Y d elevado
sportmanship del Caba|IefO argentine

F:rpo 10 es Ell eampe6n mundial poT-
cue nj e. nj sus segundos reciamaroa
los fouls Muldoon dice que 81 huble-
ran rsclanlaGo, cuando manos amigos
ayrdarop a Dempsey volver al
ring, Ell canpeon hubiera sido desca-
lifcado
NEW YORK veo con gran pla-
Ger que todos los cronistas americanos,
aiin aqrellos que torlaron a Firpo como
blanco de Jolas sus mas ridiculas III
justifcadas criti cas-, ;,hora Sc preocu-
pan de dar a. caballeroso peieador arge1
tino una cumpli1-a satisfaction por me-
dio de los mas enccmiasticos v liconje-
res articu,cs en- todos los pe9iedicos
Para hablar de Firpo ahora va no es ne
cesario decir que nc habla ingles, que
no viste a La americana, Y que no Sc
deja robar su dinero. Desde el dia IL
tcdos hablan y escriben del toro saliva
je con sincere respeto profunda ad-
l.
lcr y ST co2aje, lie han captado Las sim
patias de todo este pueblo, y los mas
nota bles escritos de asuntos de sports
todavia, una semana despues de los he
chos, elnplean gran espacio para hacerie
saber al mundo, clara terminantemen
te, que Jack Dempsey es Ell mas arti-
fetal de todos los campeones. Como Sc
pondran los fanaticos en- Buenos Aires
crando lean La cr6nica que acabo de
leer en- ell Herald de hoy, bajo la &C.
nocida frma de w. o. McHeshan y qus
traduzco continuation, para delete
de Ansola, Ramos Izquierdo " los miles
de frpistas de la Habana.
Lease detenidamente este trabajo de
Mcclellan, Y permitaseme que repita
que ha sido publicado hoy viernes, CT
el Herald, en- lugar prominente.
El Mundo. [volume] (San Juan, P.R.) 1919-1990, 1923-10-13
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El Mundo. [volume] (San Juan, P.R.) 1919-1990, 1923-10-13
Ell PERIODICO "LA BANDERA
ROJA" SUSPENDIDO ~

LONDRES, octubre IL. UNITED
Press) .-Despachos recibidos en- es-
ia ciudad aseguran que el Gobierno
ha suspendido indefnidamente la pu-
blicacion del periodico socialista
"Rote Fahe", por pedir que estalla-
"a una huelga general,