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Imperial Valley press., 1923-04-11
ART EXHIBIT AT
PUBLIC LIBRARY

CALEXICO, April 11.-An exhib-
il of etchings, dry-points, colored
etehings, block prints, and litho-
graphs is being held this week at
the Calexieo public library. This
exhibit is one of real worth and
comes to Calexico from the Print
Makers Union, the headquarters of
which is in Pasadena.
Being open to all this exhibit
should offer a real treat TO the
many art lovers of Calexico.
On Thursday afternoon Benjamin
Brown, director rin-charge of the
Print Makers Union will explain
the processes of making these vari-
Gus prints, at meeting open to
men, women and children in the
Community church under the aus
pices of the Woman s Improvement
club. A nominal charge of twenty
five cents will be made for adults
TO cover Mr.. Brown s expenses.
Imperial Valley press., 1923-04-11
HOLTVILLE

HOLTVILLE, April II. - The
Central-Highline iome Department
will meet Thursday for an. allday
meeting at the home of Mrs. +. V.
Edwards, south of town. There will
be pot-luck dinner at noon and
the day will be devoted to millin-
cry.
Mr.. and Mrs. Claude Henderson
and son, Clyde, returned to their
home in Los Angeles, Sunday. His
little daughter, Mary, will remain
with her sister, Laura, for n short
time. They were accompanied as
far as Westmorland by his two
daughters, and Mr.. and Mrs. Will
liam Meyers.
Mrs. Ella Carpenter was a bust
ness visitor in Holtville Monday.
Mr.. and Mrs. Gordon Schneider
entertained DR.. and Mrs. W. f..
Mosher recently.
Imperial Valley press., 1923-04-11
IMPERIAL

IMPERIAL, April 11.-Mr. and
Mrs. A. w. Holdzkom and daugh-
ter Miss Hazel of Los Angeles,
spent few days in Imperial, re-
turning yesterday morning accom-
panied by Mrs. J. \. McGaughey
who will make a short visit with
them.
Mr.. and Mrs. II. y. Dyke spent
Sunday at gacumba and various
other places of interest in the .moun-
tains as the motor guests of Mr..
and Mrs. i. L. Crothers of Il Cen
tro.
The Paramount picture, "The
Three Live Ghosts shown at the
high school last evening WIS at
tended by a fair sized crowd.
Imperial Valley press., 1923-04-11
New Departments
for Varney Store
BY Press staff Correspondent

CALIPATRIA, april 11.-M. A.
Clouse has leased another unit of
the Narney store, which was re
Gently purchased by Mr.. Tate and
will now occupy one half of this big
building. Mr.. C!ouse will enlarge
his stocks in every department, but
will specialize on poultry supplies.
1t is expected that meat market
will also be installed in this part of
the store, making it possible for one
to do shopping for ones entire
needs under one rocf.
Imperial Valley press., 1923-04-11

CalipatAia has been shipped to thet
East Highline canal near Holtvllle
for maintenance purposes. In its
place a dredge of twice its capacity
has been brought in By the lrriga-
ton district to facilitate the com
pletion of the canal This dredge
cuts one and one half yards OF
earth at one "slice.'
Imperial Valley press., 1923-04-11
SEELEY
BY Press staff Correspondent

BY Press staff Correspondent
SEELEY, April 10.-The Farm
Bureau meeting was very we'll at
tended. The program was unusual,
ly good. DI. Frances speaking on
poultry industry; Mr.. Aten on the
irrigation question. The children
rendered delightful program, the
sixth, seventh and eighth grades
sang and the fourth and fifth
gr;-des gave little play. The meet
ing was concluded by serving ice
cream and cake furnished by Mr..
and Mrs. Lee of the American Fruit
Growers ranch.
Mrs. Roy Womack, accompanied
by Mrs. Cook, drove to CaIipatria
Tuesday TO drive Mrs. Cook s new
coupe down. Mr.. Womaek is seeur-
ing this one from George Outlet, the
Ford dealer at Calipatria.
Mr.. Womaek, Seeley Ford dealer,
has received another carload of
Fords today, including two trucks,
five touring cars and three road
sters.
Imperial Valley press., 1923-04-11
News GIeanlngs
from Brawley
BY Press Staff Correspondent

BRAWLEY, April 1l-Miss Mary
LeBaron maze ii short visit with
her parents DR.. and Mrs. Eugene
lie Baron, coming down from Berk-
eley to surprise them on their sill
Yer wedding anniversary.
Mr.. and Mrs. Jack Norwood have
gone to Toledo. Ohio, to visit with
Mrs. Norwood S grand parents.
They are driving through in their
automobile
James Manahan, a former Braw-
leyite is here for few days on
business. His home is now IN Long
Beach.
Imperial Valley press., 1923-04-11

rs Children in east at "Midget
Wedding" Friday night at the
high school. Adv
Imperial Valley press., 1923-04-11

ing's entertainment to impersona-
ton and monologue selections.
San Antonio light. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1911-1993, 1923-04-22
500 Happy Families
VIII Be Your
Neighbors

About 500 families live in their own
homes in San Fernando. A happy COM
munity embracing the finest type of citi-
zcnship enjoying the most wholesome So
cial, educational and religious facilities.
We are very proud of our share in help
ing these folks to attain their own homes
and property in this ideal location. The
people who live in San Fernando are the
greatest advertisers for this charming sub
division.
San Antonio light. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1911-1993, 1923-04-22
AUCTION SALES
Alamo Auction Co.

CROCKETT 4Sl9.
PAYS cash Tor YOUR furniture and
household goods. either sell at auction
for YOU. We give and get the best prices.
s. W. W. Pulliam, manager and auc-
tioneer.
San Antonio light. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1911-1993, 1923-04-22
DRIVERLESS AUTOS

COLLEGE AUTO LIVERY
PA College st. Cr. 67i1
FOR RENT-THREE wAKLhOUSES
at $50. S25 and $40; location on / &C.
q. y. and paved street. san Antonio
Music Go. Tr. 80.
San Antonio light. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1911-1993, 1923-04-22
AUCTION SALE

or approximately lao condemned gov.
eminent horses and mules az Ecmount
nepnt Camp Travis Ten, Wednesday,.
April s5 3 n. m. Animals in good flesh
and lust out of work terms cash.
San Antonio light. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1911-1993, 1923-04-22
PAINTING 4 EXPERIMENTING
SEEDS AND PLANTS
BUSINESS PERSONALS

GIRLS IN NEED OF A FRIEND ARE
invited TO call at the Salvation Army
Reserve Hospital, 30l9 River Ave. at
any time. Crockett 2372.
MATERNITY HOME. STATE LICENSE.
good doctors and nurses. infants adopt
ed IL desired. quiet home place. J.. o.
Box $50.
6. GRANT WHITE. LAWYER, 500 Ma
tional Bank of Commerce Bldg. Phone
CT. 4T26. San Antonio.
San Antonio light. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1911-1993, 1923-04-22

PRINTING! PRINTING,
1000 NIL neads Ct ......... 80 o.1V
1000 business cards No. IS. 500
1000 Yankee statements, padded $50
600 Business cards No. 63....,...3.'S
1000 statements, regular. padded -
1909 bond letter heads. 1G-lb. 1870. 3.s
1900 white envelopes, 9i-lb. .......S.iS
SEQ of any of above ...............2.5
These are not specials. but regular
prices No solicitors. No collectors. We
save you 40 per cent on your printing
bills. Get our bid last.
BLACK CAT PRINTING co.
Original Cash and Carry Printing Co.
1l6 Casino. Corner Market. Or. 500.
Better Printing Cheaper for Cash.
San Antonio light. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1911-1993, 1923-04-22
We re Ready to Build
Is More Homes
In San Fernando.
Select Yours Monday

In addition to ten attractive homes
(already sold) which are now nearing
completion, we aer ready to proceed at
once with the building of Twenty-Five
more 3 to Groom bungalows or cottages
on San Fernando. By acting promptly you
can choose from one of the limited num-
Der of beautiful sites yet available in
San Fernando addition. We will build
the home according to your specifications
anr preferences.
San Antonio light. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1911-1993, 1923-04-22

MOTION PICTURE STORIES NEEDED
\ reputable producer has prepared a
complete correspondence course on mode
or preparation and way to sell the ideas
you have. Send two dollars for entire
instruction. National Scenario Service.
6l7 Prince Theater Building, Houston.
San Antonio light. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1911-1993, 1923-04-22
SNAPPY BUNGALOW
NORTH SIDE

Six large rooms, hardwood floors. hot
water, glassed-in sun parlor, screened-in
sleeping porch. large gallery clear across
front end, mirror door closets, handsome
electrical fixtures, five-piece plumbing,
PlttsburS heater, nickeled hardware. i'm
ported paper. shades and linoleum. built
in window seats. bookcase and kitchen
cabinet. handsome fireplace, garage. $500
cash. balance easy. Phone Fred Ham
monl. Tr. "211
San Antonio light. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1911-1993, 1923-04-22
We Have the Money;
the Property and
the Plans

We have ample financial resources
TO enable Us to sell you the lot and build
your home on the easiest possible terms.
Our building department can cooperate
with you in selecting plans and carrying
on the building work in the most salts
factory and economic manner. This is the
one HoHme Ownership proposition that
speaks for it:elf Just show US that you
truly want to own home and wei will
meet you more than half way.
San Antonio light. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1911-1993, 1923-04-22
Liue in The City
and Enjoy Country
Freedom and Air

San Fernando is located two and a
half miles southwest of the heart of the
city-the same distance that Laurel
HeHghts is north of the Plaza. Splendid
street car service; beautiful paved streets;
fire and police protection, and fine
breezes fro mthe south, are only some of
the numberless advantage that will. be
yours as resident of this garden spot.
San Antonio light. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1911-1993, 1923-04-22
Already Developed.
You re Not Buying
Hopes or Dreams

San Fernando is already developed as
one of the most desirable residence sec
tons in San Antonio. Not promises but
actual improvements are offered to you.
We do not have to tell you "What's Going
to Be There" you can see everything
right now. Beautiful sctreets; modern
schools: perfect sanitary systems; gas and
electric service and every other modern
convenience that you expect to be sur
rounded by.
San Antonio light. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1911-1993, 1923-04-22
WANTED

We have clCan-cut. live, wide
awake, efficient and courteous
sales force with eveiy. facility for
properly handling our business. II
your property is for sale 1T rea-
sonable price, it may pay YOU to
gai in touch with US. We have
several serious buyers at this time
and can place Il bargain with lit
tie delay. Phone or see US.
COMPTON-WHI co.
Crockett 241a-l3. Gunter Bldg.
SveÌŒt = World. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1911-1939, 1923-06-08

GRADUACNf SLAVNOSTI.

Pflsti ctvrtek konati sc bu-
dou graduacni slavnosti v au-
ditoriu East High skoly, kde k
absolventGm promluvi kon-
gresnik Theodore E. Burton "a
predsednictvi skolniho superin
tendenta R. G.. Jonese, diplo-
my pax rozda Glen skolni ra-
dy j. H. Harris. z absolventu
jsou die jmena kraiane: D..
N. Benes, F. Kocmit, Marie A..
Wimrova, H. Kutas, Edwin
Polcek a Josef Turek.
Ma West Technical High sko
le rozdany budou diplomy gra
duantum We ctvrtek "a obvyk-
lych slavnosti. Mezi absolventy
shledavame Sc nasledujicimi
krajanskymi jmeny: S. H. Du-
dich, J. V. Broz, R. c.. Hart
man, E. j. Rattan, A. R. Kle-
petko, J. P. Mincek, Frank D.
Novy. sE4
SveÌŒt = World. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1911-1939, 1923-06-08
WILkS DAN v ORzALOBU
PRO ZPRONEVERU.

Okresni velkoporota vines
la ma byvaleho asistenta i'idi-
tele newburske pohocky The
Cleveland Trust Co., G.. E.
Wilkse zalobu pro velkokra-
dez a tyz bude piedan trestni-
mu soudu. Obzalovany byl
pres noe zavfen V okresnlm We
Zeni, jelikoz nemohl sehnati
soudem pozadovanou zaruku
100000, vcera stanovenou O.
kresnim soudcem f. C.. Phillip
sem, die zadosti asistentky O.
kresnlho zalobce Evy l.. Jaff-
owe. VGerejsi zprava detekti-
VII, re Wilks ztratil peniZe Ia
spekulace $ akciemi jest W.
vracovana pravnikem obzalo-
vaneho A. A. Cartwrightem,
ktery tvrdi, re zamozni pfi-
buzni Wilkse upravl vSe tax,
ably ami banka ami poHst 'ovna
nejakych skod utrpely. Zprone
verify tifednik uzil penez, ably
pry pomahal iinym a east ta-
ke spotreboval pro vlastni do.
NOV.
SveÌŒt = World. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1911-1939, 1923-06-08
PROPUSTENY SLEDZ MA
NOVY LEPSf "DZAR".

Podivnym zrusobem kohle-
rOvou administered mlsta zba-
veny hlidac koupelen na Wood
land ave-, Joe Sledz. ienz pro-
pusten byl proto, ze pustil do
sveta zpravu, re lide hubuji,
proc zminene lazn6 nefungu-
il, dostal misto iine tim roz
di!em, ze drive stfezil laZne "a
$1,000 meslGne, kdezto dnes
hllda The Peerless Ice Cream
Co. ma vych. 50. ul. Hough
ave. "a S14O.
Riditel spolecnosti lsador
Budin, po pi'ijeti Sledze pra-
vii: "Kohler patrne mysli, re
jest nekde y Rusku, iest-li re
odpira pravo zamestnancum
odpovidati ma dotazy obcanu
Sledz jest prave muzem, Jake
no 81 pfejeme. :
Vcerejsi novinarska zprava
vzbudila propust6neho hlidi
ce takovy zaiem. ze dostal ce
lou radu nabidek iinych.
SveÌŒt = World. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1911-1939, 1923-06-08
POLITTKAR v PROHIRIC.
Mich NESNAZfCH.

Prohibicni federalni agent
sebrali vcera Charlese Riniho
republikanskeho .politikafe y
p. ward6 a takto maiitele ho.
stince ' cis. 1919 Woodland
ave. kde na'ezenv bvlv lihovi-
nv krone udani. re v hostinci
neni vse V pofadku. Komisai
Spoi. Statn Monehen pridrael
zatcen6ho k dalslmu vVslechu
na zaruku $500. iez byla ta-
SveÌŒt = World. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1911-1939, 1923-06-08
NOVA OBET KORALECNf.
HO MORU.

27-lety James Green, 2270
Scovill ave-, naial vcera taxi
cab nafidil ridici, aby dojel
s MIN ma hlavni policeini sta
nici. kde mel soud spolu S il
nvm druhem pro neZakonne
vlastnictvi lihovin. X soudu
vsak nedoslo, neb kdya fidiG
doiel Ma misto, shledal, re pa
SAFER ieho jest liz mrtvolou
Koroner "A. P. Hammond po
,lredni prohlidce stanovil smrt
nasledkem nemirneho poziti
alkoholu.
Green zatcen byl pro svrchu
uvedenv preGin dine %. kvet.
na a vcerejsi soudni liGeni me-
10 byti pokracovanlm.
SveÌŒt = World. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1911-1939, 1923-06-08
WHITFIELD SPATREN PRY
BYL OPETNE v OHIU.

Patrani po Whitfieldovi, jez
poslednim tydnem jaksi "usnt'
lo' obievilo novou "stopu'.
Vrah policisty Griffna neb a
spon iemu velice podobny muz
spatfen byl pry vtera trent
farmari poblize Lordstownu, V
okresu Trumbull. Eminent W.
pravovali policii We Warren, O.
ze podezfely muz velice podob
ny popisu fotografii rozesla-
nvmi nrady, prodaval automo-
bilove zapalovace. Vsichni
isou skalopevne pfesv6dceni,
ze prodavaG jest totoznv Sc sti-
hanym zlocincem.
SveÌŒt = World. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1911-1939, 1923-06-08

Ike slozena. Pomocnik zatce.
neho Schoenberg, propust6n
pax po slozeni kauce $4,000
Hostinec nalezal sic v blizkosti
podobneho lokalu w. D. Mage.
Ia, kterv byl z techze pricin Ii.
redne zavfen.
Hostinec v {. 1905 Prospect
ave-, iehoz maiitelem Jest by
valt p6stni zapasnik John
Dack) Robinson, byl ravsti-
ven prohibicnimi agenty tim
vVsledkem, re Robinson dan
byl pod zaruku $4,000 pro pro-
del koralkv. Po slozeni t6ze
byl zatceny propulsion.
SveÌŒt = World. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1911-1939, 1923-06-08
ZMIZELE A OPET NALEZE-
NE DfTE S AUTOMOBILEM.

Rodina Edwarda Thompso-
ma, hlava rodiny, lepsi jeho po-
lovice, dvoulety svnek a petit
mesic. dcerka Claire, podnikla
vcera vylet do Edgewater par
ku, kde Jest ieji stryc H. A,
Thompson spravcem mestske
tancirny. Kdyz pfijeli vylet-
nici ma mlsto nechali "bejbv'
V autu a sli ma navst6vu, kdyz
81 "a nekolik minut otec vzpo-
mncl, ze karu nezavfel, vratil
Sc, ably tax uCinil - ale - ma
stoite, byla prvc kara a S nj !
mala Claire. Nastal arci po-
plach V narode tancirny, ma
sledovany vseobecnou shan.
kou. Patrani trvalo "a vseobec
neho rozcileni, maine rodicu
dosti dlouho, al konecne poll
ceini straznik C.. F. Bauer, je-
'douci ma MOTORCYCLE ma zap.
ZIG. ul. spatril hledany auto
mobil rodiny Thompsonovy Ma
verande els. 1900 w. 116. ul.
sta]a pax 15-leta divka, Cathe-
rine Isabelova, iez Sc ptala,
zda nehleda dite, ze toto kid
ne Mich donna spi. Dite na-
sla V stroll placici q proto je
vzala do domu. Domnlvala Sc,
ze rodice nekde V sousedstvi
meSkaji navstevou.
Pc objevu nastalo arci po-
vsechne utiSeni a Clairka pu-
tovala rodici domu.
Matka decka slouzila "a val
!kv u Cerveneho Kfize, kde sc
nyn6isim muzem. tehdeislm
kapitanem 145. p6siho pluku,
81. divise v Metach po uzavfe-
nj prim6fi seznamila. Po uza.
vrenem snatku odst6hovala sc
manzele do Clevelandu, kde
bvdli Y elsie 11406 Knowlton
ave.
Policejni Inspector Murphy
pravi, ze patrn6 auto bylo u
kradeno. ale Zlodei pr spatfe-
lni mal6ho pasazera Sc radeli
sveho lupu vidal.
SveÌŒt = World. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1911-1939, 1923-06-08
K NEDELNf RECI DEBSOVE
v MESTSKEM AUDITORIU.
Rama odpovSd' ma protest
J. r. McQuigga.

Opozd6ny protest brig. gen.
j. r. McQuigga, predsedy O.
kresni rady Ame1.;cke Legie
proti nedelni Teci Debsove v
Mestskem Auditoriu nasel ode
zvu v pojednani Make S. Hay
Sc, elena vitaciho vyboru spo-
lu Sc zpravou, re as 40 clenu
legie 81 vcera zakoupili vstu-
penky. Hays sc taze, kdo ze
dal Quiggovi pravo vystupo-
vati iako censor morally neb
politickeho pfesvedceni Cleve-
landu. Nikdy nebylo mysli
mayora Toma L. Johnsona il
nych probudilych Cleveland'a-
MI potlacovati svobodu slova a
prava shromazd 'ovaciho.
"Clevelandsky delnicky lid
odmita pokus Quigguv hrati 81
ma samozvaneho censora. Ne
vyzyvame nikoho, kdo 81 nepfe
je Debse slyseti k lcasti. ale
pochybuieme, re jistf pani V
Americke Legii zastupuii pra-
We mineni clenstva. Cleveland
ska Federace Prace as so u
nil postavily Sc "a Debse a jeho
schuzi. Spatfuieme v mem je-
dnoho prvnich muzu, jenz po
citil zelezny podpatek soudni-
no zakazu a neochv6ineho pri-
tele delnictva. V delnickych
Tadach, at jiz Jest clenstvem
demokraticke neb republican
ske strany jest respektovan
bez ohledu ma souhlas neb ne
souhlas s jeho nazory a proto
odmitame kazdy pokus lidi, ia.
ko Jest pan McQuigg vm6sova-
ii Sc zda nekomu ma byti do
volcno mluviti.'
SveÌŒt = World. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1911-1939, 1923-06-08
POZDRAV z kOLfNA.

Pekny pohled ia staroslav-
ny Kolin mad Labem $ pri:.lus-
nou sokolskou zdravlci Zasila ii
Svetu a jeho ctenarstvu p. Jo-
SET Hajek spolu p. karlem
Bernreiterem. Ia pozornos,
jmenem vsech mas dix.
SveÌŒt = World. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1911-1939, 1923-06-08
DALSf DELNICKA BANKA

St. Louis, 5. cervna. The Te-
legranhers National Bank, s
kapitalem $5OO,OOO, byla zde
otevrena dnes radem zeleznic-
nich telegrafistG. Hned v prv-
nj den bylo prijato temer ST.
100000 ma vkladech.
SveÌŒt = World. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1911-1939, 1923-06-08

Starali jsme Sc o ceske
svobodomyslne skoly v A..
merice jako protest proti Ra
kousku, tim vetsi je to po-
vinnost nase dnes, kdyz ma
rod donna ma moznost byti
panem svych osudI. Proto
verime, ze kazdy pokroko-
w Czech v nedeli, "a. cerv-
ma bude v Ceske Sini Sokol
ma Clark Ave.
Evening star., 1923-10-13
DETFETNEE CFTnDTEG BY Thornton
D1IO 1V1L OL O1(1LIC W. Burgess

but they couldn't help fearing that he
might be mistaken.
For. a few minutes there was no
sound. Then they heard heavy foot
steps. There was no mistaking them
They had heard them before. That
hunter was comingi They shook with
rear: Even Bob White looked fright
ened. He was. 1t wasn't fear for
himself. but for his children. And he
didn't know what to make of it, He
was tempted to tell those young Bob
whites to fly at once, but he was
AFRAID to. He suspected that that
hunter was already near enough to
shoot with the terrible gun. He de-
clded the best thing to do was to keep
quiet and wait.
Nearer still. 1t was dreadful Still
nearer. And then suddenly, way off
IN In the distance. they heard shout.
The sound of those footsteps ceased.
once more came the shout. 1t seem
ed to be nearer. Then they heard
the footsteps again, but this time
they were going away and going
away fast. They heard the hunter
call sharply to the dog. They saw
the dog regretfully turn away. They
didn't know what to make Of it. Had
they been where they could look
across the fields. they would have
seen Farmer Browns Boy running
In their direction. and they would
nave seen that hunter running for
the fence, to get off of Farmer
Browns land. Bob White had been
right, after all. On that land they
were safe.
Copyright, 1928. by T. w. Burgess.)
Evening star., 1923-10-13
.GOMPERS CHOSEN
A.E.L. HEAD AGAIN
Convention Ends With Final
Fling at Radicals Bor-
ing From Within.
By the Associated Press.

BY the Associated Press.
PORTLAND, Ore, October 10
Delegates to the forty-third annual
convention of the American Fedora
tion of Labor are scattering to all
parts Of the country, though the fed
eration's headquarters, established
here temporarily, will not pull up
stakes until late today, as a mass of
official matter remains to be cleared
up.
Samuel Gompers, reelected presi-
dent at the closing session, declared
in his concluding address that the
convention had given notice that
there was no place in organized labor
for those disloyal to it's principles and
who, by boring from within, aimed at
its destruction.
The members of the executive coun-
Gil, also reelected, plan to spend
several days in San Francisco, and
will return to Washington by way of
Ell Paso, which yesterday was award
ed the next convention.
Among the resolutions adopted to-
ward the close of the convention was
one Of particular interest to organ
lied workers of Porto Rico, according
to Santiago Iglecias of the Free Fed
Grafton of Working Men of that is
land. 1t placed the convention on
record in support of Porto Rico's de-
mands for, a full measure of self
government.
Officers of the federation were re-
tanned. President Gompers, in re-
viewing the conventions work, re-
ferred to the expulsion of William
F. Dunno, delegate from Butte, Mont
This is convention of organized
labor" he said, land any man who is
hostile to labor has no right in this
Evening star., 1923-10-13
DISTRICT OF COLUMBIA.

Union declares favorites win ex-
emption at bureau OF engraving.
Auto impounding plan wins favor.
Clash over milk may be renewed. Dry
Agents Ruby and Fowler given a
hearing by internal revenue board.
Two new downtown postal stations
announced. District of Colum bia
flyer wins Pulitzer trophy; reaches
speed of 243.67 miles per hour in
plane. Budget officials tour schools.
Commissioners to ask street car merger
again when Congress convenes. Fire,
prevention campaign opens. GRADE
crossings to be wiped out in District.
VIII forestall collapse of State, War
and Navy buildings by examinations.
DIR. Ballou says five-hour school day
will remain. Col. Sheriff. declares
! new United States buildings needed
at once. Schools inspected after
child's illness Of pneumonia. Govern
| ment workers here to get increase OF
i'S3,672.723 in salaries. Senator Cope
| land favors vote for District of CO.
| lumbia. Speed arteries for traffic in
| District suggested. Two thousand two
hundred District of Columbia work
ers to get pay raise averaging 10
per cent. District jail overcrowded ;
| floor used as bed. Library trustees
| urge action for branch buildings.
| Electragists attending convention
! here laud store window displays in
District. G. A r. proposes District
lIOiIudN Oh "eiNt-
| million dollar school building project
| ready for budget. Fight for added
| city funds opens. Trade board sees
District of Columbia streets slighted
by the federal government. Capital
! to fete Lloyd George. Inspector seizes
| 1850 milk bottles. Dry agents probe
| may spread out. William Mather
Lewis, new president. gives pledge to
| make George Washington University
great school. Cotemporary European
| artists work exhibited at Corcoran
Gallery. Charles Hearn indicted in
| Catholic school fund theft. Police are
| called for dry parley by Commissioner
| Oyster. Librarian pleads for branch
needs. Book again head of postmas-
| ters. Federal council asks world court
| week in churches. Dean Emma NJ.
Gillett resigns law school leadership.
Kiwanis Club speaker holds Column
bus model for today. District Attor-
| ney Gordon wipes 100 cases off court
slate. Wide topics await Y. w. c. A.
gathering.