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SveÌŒt = World. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1911-1939, 1923-11-06
PATNE VYHLfDKY Ma KONFERENC.
SPOJENE STATY A FRANCE. MEMO.
HOU Sc DOHODNOUTI.
ROvNEz NENf UPINE JASNO MEZI VLADOU
BRITlCKOU A FRANCOUZSKOU.

Washington, s. listopadu - Tato vlada a vlada fran
couzska patrne nemohou dohodnout to do jake mr
projekovana konrence odbornku zste patebn schop
nos Nemecka mela by podlehati vyhradam.
Toto zda byti zrejmym kazdemu po skonceni konfe
renee dnes odpoedne mez sekretarem statu Hughesem
rancouzskym velvysancem Jusserandem KOnerence vaa
hodinu ctyet minut zadny zminenych hodnosafd
che fici ami edneho slova, Gem bylo nj jednano.
Rovnez odboru stau nebylo niceho dano vereinos
echo dao by soudi jakou ddezost prkada prohlas
nj vevysance Herrcka eho prosovene Franc
re Spoene Stay ou ochotny spoupGsobit evropskym
narody Bylo sce vyjadfeno mneni re vevysanec umot
sve osobni nazoy ale zarove nebyo teno ze snad vada
Sc rozchazi temito jeho "osobnm nazory".
DoZnava vak vSeobecne, ze sekrear statu Hughes
velvyslanec Jusserand uni vemi may zda vdbec jaky
porok dohodnuti Pan Hughes stal pry pevn9 poza
davku, ably vysetrovan mali mem Amerka podileti
byo dost rokym, tax ably molly byt proednany vsechny
otazky spojen problemem vale6ntch nahrad.
Francouzsky vevysanec pax, ride instrukcemi sve
vady tra vyhradach Poncareovyh ably konerence od
bornikd zabyvala pouze ptomnou platebn schopnos
N9mecka ably vibec nejednalo snzeni vaeGnych ma
hrad kdyz Amerika nechce aby ednao otazce mezspo
jeneckych duhd.
Pafiz, s. listopadu Usilovani veke Britane pod
minky nepratelne Franc spoeni navrhovanym vyse
trovanm patebnf schopnos Nemecka sklon brickeho
nvad9 do falesneho svftla vsechny pohnuky francouz
ske vady vzbud poc francouzskych fednch kruzich
ak vyjadfen byl dnes ze 6nen jest systemaky pokus
samoceni Francie.
Americka costa driv6siho premiera brtickeho Loyda
Georgia. byla sedovana vekym zajmem zde vykladana
jest ako s privest Spoene Staty do kordonu pro Fran
CHI Toto vsak nak nezvklao premera Poincare-a jeho
poc pdvodne zaujate naopak seslo to jeho rozhodnu
sati vsech vyhradach Jim drive ohasenych. Nasedkem
oho odepre tez witt ivahu jakyko navrh aby konfren
odbornikE jednala otaZce ObsaZeni POrrri
Premier Poncare neucinil zadne vyhrady tomto bodu
pokladae rozumec sebou ze vybor bude
hledet nych vec ale ezto oval podobny nvh Lon
dyne premier pry uein vyhradu tom pfipade potfeby
SveÌŒt = World. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1911-1939, 1923-11-06
VARUJE PRED OBCANSKOU VALKOU.
PRESIDENT EBERT VIDAL PROVO.
LANf K NARODU.
RlSSKA OBRANA VYPRAVENA PROTI NEPRAVI.
DELNYM SBORUM BAVORSKYM

Berlin 5. listopadu Soucasne vypravenm tri plukH
rske obrany hrane pro nepravide
nym sborGm bavorskym jez tam soustredu hrozi "a
haiti tazen Berlin president Ebert dnes vydal dou
he provoani nemz vyzyva vsechny dobe obany ably sp
podporu obranu republky dobe, kdy paprova pro-
volani nejsou zadnou vzacnos kdy nemecky lid vets
jem ma kurs marky a jeff pomer doaru cenam zivot
Mich potfeb toto provoani jest zamavm ednu pcnu
President Ebert varue pred nebezpecim obcanske
valky pravi ze nepatrna mensna pokousi rozv
bro Dovoava trpelivost zdraveho lsudku naroda
tomto rapnem pfechodnem obdobf ku stale meme konc
"Rsska vlada ma prostfedky zlomti vsechny dklady
pro ednote rise ma Tsskou obranu polc chz bude po
uzito bezohledne."
Mezitfm kancler hraje praktkou potiku, kone sta
lie vice ceka az nemecky lid bude hotov ably
wal 1lohu dikatora Jednoho podobneho vyzvan z
dostalo sce Magdeburgu, kde tamni naconacke sdru
zen pfao resouce nichz vyzyva Stresemanna, ably
vhl cey paramentn system sa skutecnym dktatorem
jinak ze posavi proti n9mu
Risky snem nesejde stTedu ak bylo planovano
eho svoan bylo odozeno neur6o Berlin6 dnes bylo
pno pove ze prorevoluce bude rozvena N6mecku nez
uplyne prvni polovice m6sice
Berlin, s. stopadu. Usrednf vada, pobourena nebez
petnou stuac soustred ovanm naconasd bavorsko
durynskych hranch, vypravia til puky badenske rs
ske obrany Toto vosko zaume stanov durynskou
ic ma rozkazy posayM veskerou rozhodnosh proh
kazdemu pokusu postup bavorskych nepravdenych up
Proslycha se re kancef Stressenann obdrze 1poehve
nformace die nchz prorevoluce ma byt zahaena cvl
TEX kteyz den pfpada pate vroH zalozenf repubky
Sila nepravdenych sborl bavorsko durynskych hra
ncch odhadue 10000 Nacionaiste jsou pry pod
kapana Erhardta, ehoz zeezna brigada hrala dd
leztou dohu pri Kappove pokusu pfevrat Rovnez pry
Ludendorf jest tmo hnutim vlastnm planem pry jest
svrhnouti republku zridit vojenskou diktaturu.
Behem dneska protizdovske bouTe uday nekterych
eastech mesta nichz cetne zdovske kay vypleneny
SveÌŒt = World. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1911-1939, 1923-11-06
SOUD s VRAHEM VORO,
SKEH0.

Lausanne, Svycarsko, s. IL
stopadu. Osmdesat svedki,
mezi mimi osobnosti mezina-
rodniho vyznamu, bude pred
volano ku procesu S Mauri-
Gem Conradim, vrahem SOVIET
skeho vyslance Voroskeho,
jenz byl zahajen zde dnes.
Budou sv9dciti o podrobno-
stech tragedie v hotelu Cecil
10. kv6tna, kdy Vorosky, vid
ce ruske delegace ma blizko-
vychodnf konferenci, zastre-
len byl Conradim. Utocnik
VIDAL Sc po vypalenf osudne
r&ny. Jako pohnutku zlocinu
.udal tehdy pronasledovani je-
no rodiny v Rusku bolseviky a
v tom smyslu vedena bude je-
no obhajoba.
SveÌŒt = World. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1911-1939, 1923-11-06
ADVOKAT KU KLUX KLA.
NU ZAVRAzDEN.
Pachatelem redaktor ifedni.
ho organu jedne frakce
zakuklencd.

Atlanta, Ca, 5. listopadu.
William S. Coburn, advokat
Simmonsovy frakce rytiri Ku
Klux Klanu . vynikaiici. ,osob-
most v poradf sensacnich uda-
losti tykajicich Sc one orga-
nisace, byl zastrelen, kdyz Sc
del We sve zdejsi lradovne We
a hodiny dnes odpoledne Phil
lipem Foxem, redaktorem
Knight Hawk, uredniho orga-
nu Evansovy frakce Ku Klux
Klanu.
Kdyz byl hodil revolver ma
podlahu, Fox sebehl o jedno
poschodi dolI, kde byl zadr-
zen George C. Spencem, advo
katem a odevzdan zavolane-
mu policistovi. Die sdeleni to-
hoto Fox prohlasil, re jest
rad, ze Coburn jest mrtev.
"Budu snad "a to viseti, "
pravil pry, "ale on usiloval o
me zniceni." Nesd6lil vsak
blizsich podrobnosti, jakym
zpdsobem Coburn chtel jej
zniciti.
Fox 'byl uv6znen a zaloba
pro vrazdu v prvnim stupni
ma n6ho vZnesena.
SveÌŒt = World. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1911-1939, 1923-11-06

NESTESTf MA KRIzO.
VATKACH.

indianapolis, S. listopadu.
Ctyri neztotoznene osoby by
ly zabity a jina poranena va
zne vcera vecer, kdyz ma W.
chod jedouci vlak drahy Penn
sylvania vrazil do automobile
ma krizovatce zapadne cd
Bridgeport, Ind.
Hamilton, O., 5. listopadu.
Carl Specht a Stanley Mays
byli ma mist9 zabiti zde wee
ra. Vlak drahy Baltimore and
Ohio roztristil jejich auto
mobil, s nimz ma trait vyjeli
pres vystrahu hlidacovu.
Erie, Pa, S. listopadu. Pr.
Emma Kopasova byla ma mi
ste za.bita. kdyz vlak drahy
Nickel Plate vrazil do automo
blu, v nemz jela peti pff-
buznymi. z techto bratranec
jejf, Andrew byl vazne pora
h9n.. Jina nehoda vyzadala 81
zde zivot pf. Mary Krauso-
ve, jez byla usmrcena pfi pfc
koceni sc automobile, v n9mz
iela dcerou. Tato byla vaz
ne poran9na.
SveÌŒt = World. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1911-1939, 1923-11-06
STAVKA POLICIST0.

Melbourne, Australia, 5. IL
stopadu. Til osoby byly zabi-
ty a 200 poraneno We vytrz-
nostech nasledujicich stavku
policisti zde. Pleneni, prepa-
dani loupeze dejf Sc po ce-
lem mest9. Divadla jsou "a
vrena a doprava ma zelezni-
cfch parnfch elektrickych
zastavena, aby zlocinci memo
hli prijizdeti odjinud do toho-
to mesta. Tisfc zvlaStnich kon
steblu bylo zaprfsahnuto, aby
bdeli mad zachovanfm porad-
ku a verejnou bezpecnosti.
SveÌŒt = World. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1911-1939, 1923-11-06
STINNESSuV SYN v co.
LUMBUS.

Columbus, O., s. listopadu.
V Columbus pradleva prave
Hugo SHINES, NIL, SYN nejv6t
sfho nemeckeho Mdustrialni-
ho velmoze. Prov&zen pf.
Stinnesovou mlady muz pfijel
sem dnes v poledne. Vetsinu
odpoledne ztr&vil v zavodech
Federal Glass Co. a rovn9z
navstivf jine tovarny pred po-
kracovamfm cesty. Studov&nf
vyroby skla jest hlavnfm dee
lem cesty mlad@ho Stiniese
do Spoj. St&tt.
SveÌŒt = World. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1911-1939, 1923-11-06
BULHARSKO-JUCOSLAVSKE
NAPJETL.
BYLO ZPUSOBENO UTOKEM MA SRBSKEHO
VOJENSKEHO PRIDELENCE.

Belehrad s. stopadu. - Jugosavie, note predlozene
Soi dnes rano, dala Bulharsku ccet hodn nichz
ma spln t reparatn pozadavky nasledkem toku ugo
slavskeho vojenskkho pfdelence Sofii patek.
Tyto podminky jsou: PTedn6, Bulharska vada must
omuvi vyjadriti poltovan mad prihodou jugosav
skemu zastupci Sof druhe buharsky mnsr valky
ST vyjadrti sve osobn poovan ugosavskemu voenskemu
prdelenci tret odd $50 buharskSch voakd vlakou
must vzdati poctu pred ugoslavskym vysanectvim.
Dva dodatecne pozadavky jsou energcke vysetfovanf
"a dcelem vypatran potrestanf odskodne jez
ma bvti urceno mezinarodnim soudem Haagu
Uok jugoslavskeho vojenskeho pfdeence pluk. Kra
ste spachan by pak kdy til muA pfisli vysanecvf
oznami, Re mali dorueti ddlezite lsny. Poboenfku
Krascovu zdao bti podezrelym tudfz hede je
drzeti. ale jeden muir lei bodl nozem do prsou.
Pluk. Krastic pfibeh tom do predsine muM zaea
n9ho stfeti avsak chybl jej Udef ej tudz nekokrae
kobami revolvern do hlavv a uprchli
SveÌŒt = World. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1911-1939, 1923-11-06
UTONULI v AUTOMOBILE.


Lowell, Mich, 5. listopadu.
Tri osoby utonuly vcera We
Ger, kdyz automobil, v n6mz
ctyrclenna druzina vracela sc
z Balding do tohoto m6sta,
prorazil mostnf zabradli q
sritil Sc do reky Flat nedale-
ko odtud. Mrtvi jsou: Winnie
MrCall, 16-leta; Thelma
Smith, 16-leta, obe z Lowell ;
Earl Judson, 17-lety, ze Sa.
ranac. Ctvrty Glen druziny,
Paul Weber, 17lety, vyprostil
Sc z ponoreneho automobile a
doplaval ku bfehu.
SveÌŒt = World. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1911-1939, 1923-11-06
ALBERTA PRorI sUcHU.


Calgary, Alta. s. listopadu.
Porazka prohibice v kanad-
ske provincii Alberta Jest "a
ji#ena dnes vecer. Tficet pro-
ent volebnfch osudf, z nichz
zpravy az dosud dosly, ode
vzdalo smahem v9tsiny pro do
voleny prodej lihovin pod kon
tro1ou vlady. v provincii Jest
2,284 volebnfch osudi, z nichz
z nekterych dojdou zpravy az
zftra, nenf vsak zadne pochyb
'nosh o vysledku.
SveÌŒt = World. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1911-1939, 1923-11-06
UKRADLI "a $500, 600
WHISKY.

Chicago, S. listopadu. Pl-
nych pet hodin vcera bandi-
te odnaseli bedny riznych
druhu stare whisky a brandy
z jednoho skladiste zdejsiho
a nakladali je ma trucky. Ce-
ma lupu Sc odhaduje ma $780,
900. H. w. Clark, hlidac, jenz
byl bandity svazan a 1sta mu
ucpana sdelil policii, ze asi
patnact muzd Sc ma loupezi
podilelo.
SveÌŒt = World. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1911-1939, 1923-11-06
ZAHYNULI v PLAMENECH.

Mount Vernon, O. s. listo-
padu. z hor kolem Blarens-
burg, male vesnice v jihovy-
chodnf casti okresu Knox
,dnes pozd6 odpoledne dosla.
zprava o srnrti matky a jeff
dvou detf pri pozarp, jenz
.znicil jejich domov v sobotu.
Jmena inrtvych -jsou: pf. Ed
ward Showmanova, 38let&;
Peral, 9-let& q Edwin, 4-lett.
SveÌŒt = World. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1911-1939, 1923-11-06
MALO NEZAMESTNANOSTI
We FRANCII.

Pariz, s. listopadu. Celko-
w pocet zadatel6 o davku v
nezamestnanosti v cele Fran
eli rinuly t1den byl Ais, z
nichz So byli v Parfzi. V brez
nu, 1921, davka v nezamestna
nosti byla vyplacena $4,000
osobam.
SveÌŒt = World. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1911-1939, 1923-11-06
sPEKULANTl PoHokELl.

New York, 5. listopadu. A.
mericti investori, kteri kupo-
vail nemecke marky po 2
centech v ocekavani bajec-
nych vydelki, az. Sc Nemecko
"vzpamatuje", .ztratili mezi
$500. 100000 a $750,000,O00
die cislic sebranych zdejsi
Tribune" a uverejnenych
vcera.
SveÌŒt = World. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1911-1939, 1923-11-06
PROn VYLETU" EX-PRNCE.

Parfz. s. listopadu Premier Popcare schval navrh
veke Brtane abv spoenci poda snocnS protest holland
sk& vad6 pro kazdm pokusu dfv6sho nemekeho korun-
niho prince opus Wierngen dostat do N6mecka Lord
Crewe. brict velvyslanec umor ento navrh premieru
Poncare-ovi dnes odpoledne DIE sd9eni polofedn kru
hd lord Crewe rovn9z zdurazn Poincareov nutno aby
vsem francouzsym Ifednknm Pornsku byo narfzeno
chov&vah pfisnou neuralitu vuc odstepencdm
SveÌŒt = World. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1911-1939, 1923-11-06
LIDNArOST AKRONU
185, ,764.

Akron, O., S. list. Lidnatost
Akronu jest nynf 185,764, die
nejposlednejsfho vydani NEST
skeho adresafe:: Jest to zisk
14,354 cd minuleho roku.
The Washington times., 1923-11-13

plain and with a pointed toe.
The heel and sole are also
black, high in the counter, that
is, in the back of the shoe,
with a sharp downward curve
rising again to the instep.
They are very light weight,
the sole being very thin, and
would be excellent for dancing.
They are not intended for wear
with full dress, of course.
The shoes are cleaned with
a black powder which should
be brushed on with a wire
brush. Trees are essential with
such shoes, for they would
look wretched if cracked or
wrinkled.
Copyright, 1928, King Features
Syndicate. Inc.)
NOTE - Questions concernin0
Correct Clothes for Men aCiII be
aastoered By Peter GreiO, II ad-
dressed to him In care OF this
netospdpeT. To insure pronlpt re-
PLY a stamped envelope mast be en-
closed.
The Washington times., 1923-11-13
MEXICO AND j. s.
|. PLAN NEUTRAL
ZONE
Proposal Would Allow Troops
of Either Country to Pene-
trate Alien Territory.
By international News Service.

establishment Of q ''twelve-mile
neutral zone" along the Mexican
border. enabling both the United
states and Mexico to better control
banditry and enforce laws dealing
with smuggling, is now being dis.
cussed informally between the two
governments, it was learned here
today.
The matter has not yet reached
the stage Of formal treaty negotia-
lions, 1t was said, but the fact there
has been considerable exchange of
ideas on this subject between diplo-
matte. representatives was confirmed
from official sources.
The plan suggested, In brief, IL to
permit law officers or troops Of both
governments to penetrate each
others territory on official business
without such penetration becoming
IAN international incident"
Bootlegging of liquor, drugs and
aliens across the Mexican border has
been a source of irritation and en-
barrassment to the United States
even more than the rum ships that
ply the coast.
The Washington times., 1923-11-13
FOR INFORMAL DRESS

zach man must decide for
II himself the degree of in
formality he cares to- exhibit
: in his clothes, or in his tuxedo
suit, which is the attire we
will here be concerned with.
Where questions of dress arise,
informal, it is supposed, is an
other word for comfort, and a
rough and ready test is to ap-
ply ones standard to ones
own home. If a man feels he
can face with equanimity a
guest sitting down to dinner,
with his mother or his wife,
wearing a soft silk shirt and
a sloppy tie and collar with
his tuxedo, he VIII naturally
feel no qualms in inflicting
these gaucheries on his friends
household. Dining in public,
however, is rather different,
for here there is a divided
sense of respect, in part to
ones hostess and in part to
society who surround one.
Some such consideration
must be explored before one
decides whether or not the
new type of shoe now being
shown for wear with a tuxedo
is to be recommended for all
occasions where tuxedos are
correct. In itself it is smart,
but in effect very informal,
and it is a nice question
whether it should be reserved
for home use and for private
entertaining or also correct
wear in public restaurants OF
dancing places. For the shoes
are made of black suede, quits
:
Imperial Valley press., 1923-09-28

ents such as Ventura, Richfield and
Gilmore.
1t is admitted in gasoline circleS
that numerous Of the shoestring
producers who have made their
bid for sales through lowering the
price below the Standard and even
the well established independents,
may absorb the tax, although there
has been no announcement to this
effect by any of them.
There is considerable difference
among companies as to whether the
law goes into effect on Sunday,
September 80, or on October |. The
law reads that the tax shall be
paid "from and after September
30.'' Gilmore viii not raise their
prices until October /, while Ven-
tura, it is understood is to start coll
lecting the tax ON September 30 as
is thd Standard Oil.
Imperial Valley press., 1923-09-28
WOMEN WORKERS
SCORE VICTORY
IN WAGE ORDER

SAN FRANCISCO, September 26.
In commenting ON the recent ac-
tion of Judge Cabaniss in sustain
ing the minimum wage order of
the Industrial Welfare Commission
in the action brought against the
commission by Helen Gamer, a
worker, A. b. G. Dohrmann, chair
man if the commission, made the
following statement:
~ am delighted that the court
has taken this action, which means
the continued protection, through
the minimum living wage, of over
10000 women in California Strong
support of the maintenance of the
minimum wage was voiced by the
official representatives of many
organizations. The efficiency re-
sulting from minimum wage are
borne out by studies of the com
mission made in March, 1922. These
show that $50 per cent of 52,326
women employed in three of the
/ major industries of the state were
then paid $17 week and over.
329 per cent were paid the legal
minimum wage Of $16, and the re-
naming eight per cent constituted
the apprentice group in which no
adult woman was paid less than $l2
! a week. Action was brought against
the commission on the ground that
! is worker could not accept So a
! week in the manufacturing indus
! try. A wage> board recommended
] that not less than SO week be
I act as the beginning wage for ap-
prentices to be paid for a period
not to exceed four weeks. The re-
! commendation was accepted by the
! commission. -
Imperial Valley press., 1923-09-28
Special r a t es
to Wild w est
S. F. Convention

"Pat' Thaunlum, in charge of
local arrangements for the reunion
of the 91st Division at San Fran
cisco, stated today that it is not
generally known that the same low
railroad fare quotcd by the South
ern Pacific Com pany for delegates
to the American Legion Convention,
also applies to delegates attending
the reunion of the ovid West' di-
vision. A round trip rate, equal to
the oneway fare between valley
points, and available to- delegates
and their immediate families has
been quoted by the railroad COM
pany to the men Of the 91st whose
convention opens October l3, two
days previous to the Legion con-
vention, However, as most of the
valley delegates to the Legion con-
vention are DIST veterans, they also
plan to attend their division reun-
ion. Return limit on the special
fare is November 10.
Veterans who plan to attend the
convention are urged by Thaunnum
to communicate with him as early as
possible.
Imperial Valley press., 1923-09-28
At the Hotels

At the Oregon Hotel: Los Ange-
les, Phil Leverson, L. B. Fischer,
George Seeley, A. G. 0 'Brien, Char
les R. Hayes, R. ]. Wallace, I. N.
Rogers.
San Diego, R. Martin, Edward
Myers, w. J. David, D. J. Higgins,
D. j. Crow, j. T. Wright, c. H.
Grossdenberry, John H. McCorckle.
Other points, H. w. Conner, Gar
dena; Mr.. and Mrs. s. P. Conner,
Santa Ana; Park Helm, Long
Beach; Mr.. and Mrs. R. L. Treere,
Phoenix; E. Register, Ell Paso,
Texas.
At the Princess Hotel: Los An
geles, Mr.. and Mrs. H. Macy, w.
H. Bissett, H. G. Graham and fam
lily.
City, w. E. King, w. T. Shirley,
G. E. Richardson, A. Dean.
Other points, H. M. Sweet, John
Phelps, San Diego; T. j. Jones, P.
E. French, Ell Paso, Texas; M. B.
Edwards and wife, Wilson, Okla
homa; G. s. Nasito, Ell Paso, Texas;
Mr.. and Mrs. L. A. Fige, Globe;
Mr.. and Mrs. w. E. Bissett, J. P.
Oldfhal, Phoenix; T. J. Brown and
wife, San Pedro, j. Welsh, Spokane,
Washington.
At the Hotel Casa Rey: Los An
geles, E. w. Cleverly, F. D. Rager,
A. H. Groswold, H. D. Brown, Mr..
and Mrs. c. S. Oakes, M. v. Gett-
an, G. B. Jefferies, J. Bassett, Mrs.
G. Clark, Charles D. Crawford.
San Diego, j. P. Haddock, E. w.
Frostrom, R. Eilenberger, George
W. Wilkins, s. A. Kavanaugh.
Other points, A. J. Shaublin, Tn
dio; Mr.. and Mrs. R. E. Ground, w.
J. Seat, La Mesa; Mr.. and Mrs.
Chares Anderson, Duarte; A. B.
Anan, San Bernardino.
Imperial Valley press., 1923-09-28
New Lamp Burns
81 Pct. Air
Beats Electric or Gas

A new oil lamp that gives an
amazingly brilliant, soft, white
light, even better than gas or cleo
tricity, has been tested by the u.
s. Government and 35 leading uni
versities and found to be superior
to 10 ordinary oil lamps. 1t burns
without odor, smoke or noise-no
pumping up, is simple, clean, safe.
Burns 949o aid and SO commoil
kerosene (coal OIL
The inventor, w. A. Johnson, 161
Union Ave. N, Portland, Ore, is
offering to send lamp on 10 days
FREE trial, or even to give one
FREE to the first user in each To-
cality who will help him introduce
it. Write him today for full par
ticulars. Also ask him to explain
how you can get the agency, and
without experience or money make
$3.50 to $500 per month. Adv
Imperial Valley press., 1923-09-28
Two Valley Men
Hurt When Stage
Upsets in S. D.

Two Imperial Valley men were
seriously but not fatally injured in
San Diego late Wednesday after
noon when a Pickwick stage, driven
by Clarence Cochran Of that city,
overturned. -s..-.
r. V. Deitrick of Ell Centre sus-
tanned fracture of the skull and
G. II. Barrett of Imperial frac-
ture collar bone, while the driver
has a possible skull fracture. The
drivers brother I. Cochran was
painfully hurt.
All the injured men were taken
to the st. Joseph IS hospital in San
Diego.
The stage, which was San Diego
bound, collided with an automobile
driven by Mrs. Lottie Lassater on
University avenue. The latter es-
capped injury.
Imperial Valley press., 1923-09-28
JOHNSON STATES
HE ISN'T G. @. P.
1924 CANDIDATE
Flays Harry Chandler
And State Economy
Program
by United Press Leased Wire

SAN DIEGO, Cal, Sept. 28.Sen-
ator Hiram W. johnson is not cam
paigning for the republican presi-
dental nomination, he stated en-
phatically today as he left San Di-
ego for Los Angeles, continuing his
swing around the state"
But he is going to enter vigorous.
ly into the fight to "save Califor-
MIA from the reactionary interests
that now. under an economy pro
gram seek to curtail the humanitar.
ian and progressive legislation. -
The senator. in a public address
here branded Harry Chandler of the
Los Angeles Times "a more arbi
trary car in California affairs than
was Herrin, of the Southern Pacific
in his palmiest days.
Next month"; said Senator
Johnson, "the tax payers of Cali
fornia will have before their eyes
dollars and cents Indictment oi
this SO called economy program.
This will come when they get theil
tax receipts and see just how they
compare with those of former
years.
Senator johnson declined to enter
into a personal controversy Will
Governor Richardson and State In
surance Commissioner Georg
Squires, over the now historic stolel
letter.
"The humanitarian legislation OF
the last ten years is still on the
statute books of the state and it il
my intention to fight to see thai
sufficient funds are provided t.
carry out it's provisions. -
H'The California delegation to tn,
republican convention next yea
should be progressive delegation )
the senator continued, "and not ;
hand picked delegation of th'
bosses.