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Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1923-01-13

Wellesley Hills. Mass. Jan. 10
Roger Ralson today Issued the follow
ing abatement In which he further de
cusees the points that aroused great
go, interest In hia outlook for lp23
which appeared IN these columns on
January list:
Whatever 1921 brlngs forth II -
starting out exceedingly well. ~ ex-
llained las. week. REALISTICALLY business
IL now In u better position than n has
been since October 1920. Taking MI
sections ~ the country and all lines ~
huslnera, the Rni,sonchart IL practical
Is normal today. This compares with
minus 2i'o year ago, and minus
1870 two wars ago" says Mr. Bah
con.
"Of course. the Improvement has
been 80 rapid during the past few
weeks that n probably cannot hold up
during the entire year Of 1923. How
ever. moet lines " business are doing
wen today and we should make the
hest of this opportunity. Those who
are not IN lines which are Improving
should Get husy and find out why
Certainly the ultimate consumers oi
most goods nre today IN position r.
buy IN reasonable quantities. Every
uslneseman should be doing buai-
ness with them and sharing theii
prosperity.
Tho farmers are feeling better,
niinuei the statlstlcinn. than they
ive for some years. The value IN
Money OF the CROPS just harvested i'
t.u, hn "a
the previous crop. The banding sltua
ton IN the farming sections II llqui.
dating. Failures are running only i0t
week compared With 500 or 600 ?
year nro. Ny records frum tho mai
order houses show 'hat December ha'
again been n record month, and tina
most farudre' families had SUNNI
tuous Chrlftm7s. Thls apllea not onlJ
20 the grail h sectiona % tho West bu
most cotidn aecti0rs % tho South
Conditions in Texas are better thar
! thov have heen for Some tlme Snc'
| the textile workers have returned. M
cotton mills are very busy. C'o'toi
should refnnin firm until we know
something about reyt year's crop.
'srha iron and r'eel industry ia II
| n het'ef 10nNiNrn 'har " mas nee'
GOV three wears Pittsburgh had proc
perous chrip,inaa Most plan'e ~
working so. ~ their capacity an
| tho demand for fh's time ~ year ~
/ their proiuc'a - exceptionally good
/ Ordinarily many s,qrl plan's clcs
/ down this season. htft there 10 H'fi
! chance ~ ~ ~ preeen' Most ra'l
roads aro buying locomotives. car'
rails and other track material puild
Inc which ia usually dun this time q
| wear. continues 90 no active. and ~
demand for hrlck. lumber. end hard
ware 10 greHfe' than ever before o
/ This seaHnn The demand frr Coppe
h increa.ine and 7 would not 30 sur
rrlsed to aee higher prlcnr durin
the next few months The ccal IN
due'rv continues 20 boom, sni 80 Ion
80 the prsoent c--id weather continue
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1923-01-13
DIVIDENDS DECLARED.

Alliance Insurance Cornrarv. sen,i-sn-
rual - 10 cents q share and extra Of n
cfnir share. PAYABLE January rs
california Packing Corporation quar-
t'rlN ~ 81 so q shan PAYABLE March
a.
durham Hosiery Mills quarterly ~
. 90 share on preferred pavahie Feb
rtnrV .
ilrriric Rond and Share Cou1nauv.
quarterly ~ 81 80 share on preferred.
D. ahlo February
D. u Franklin Manufacturing Com
pnnN quarterly ~ IS n share on pre-
flrrrd PAYABLE February
standard pl Company 81 Ohio. quar-
tr' ~ 81 D. share on preferred. pay
nII. March
Texas Power and Light Compau,-.
ouHrtorlv % N..s a share on preferred
Ia'nhlo February
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1923-01-13
will sHAKFsPFARF.-

a feminist Interpretation 81 me
qusIitie. q Shakespeare charscter
is found by one ~ tho critics IN the
new play VIII Shakespeare" which
has just been brought out IN New
York
Anne Hathaway. IN the fret ac-.
plays . dominating part, while also
where Mary FIttou's claim as Tho
Inspiration for Juliet. and the sus-
tanning quality Of Queen Elizabeth's
patronage are brought forward The
piece. which - by C1emence Dane. Is
acola med ma great success
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1923-01-13

not Ices Incurred IN their buslroHs In
the previous year. IA the law was
formulated IN pust years "A taxpayer
had no redress from "a severe net loss
I'm any one year beyond the fact that
he was not compelled TO pay taxes
FOR that period. Should the following
year have been an unusually good one
the taxpayer waa compelled 20 ray
the same tax ~ other persons who
had enjoyed consistently prosperou.
Feap
Individuals fat go keep n clo~e tch
on email sums deductible. such NJ Tux
"a on theatre tickets. charity, auto
mobile licenses, had debts and dues
paid 20 trade nrsocintiona or labor
unionr Authors and inventors often
40 not exercise their privilege %
claiming depreciation on the cos, OF
copyrights and patents Owners OF
mines and oil wells often neglect 20
charge OF the depletion N their prop
ertv"
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1923-01-13
STEAMBOAT LINES.
WILSON LINE
IhlladeIn hin. Penn's Gtnxe q hca tcr

ajHgDrir on TRIPS
fpf Philadelphia aud chestnn, 81. wharf.
philadelphia for Wilmington, % = 80.
~, 'in. go a. m. 80 noon. Il 40 'sf.i5.
Runs on sat. sun. and holidays.
;Kuus on werk days except sat
INfNGION -pEhN HBRONE ROUTE
Leave Wilmington -. ~, Tf5. ~ n. m.
Leave penns Grove 'ba6. Z. ., ~
r. M T. g. San 2. and n y. m
Trims marked do not run on sur
Trips marked ! leave az and y. m
on Sundays
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1923-01-13
NAVY GOLD pIGGrRs IN Y. Y.
discovery ~ Freedoms Metsi IN AdI.
rondscts Hstrhe~ ~ Mining Claims

Albany. ~ = ian r~vtv-~ve
mining claims mainly covering de-
posi's ~ gold end silver. were flind
~ ths Office ~ tho secretary - state
during 1921 Tho claims are said Goo
have bean filed ss a result ~ discov
aries IN tho Adirondack region One
claim provided for the contemplated
placer mining ~ gold. silver. plat
mum. cobalt. copper. nickel snd zinc
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1923-01-13
EXCHANGE CAP SALE

EXCHANGE CAP SALE
Tho following let ~ dats h-w- h~~-
TAKEN en- exchange for new NASH c.-.
during the last 30 days We offer th.<@
cars a. very attractive pric~s snd re-
spectfully solicit your patronage
1921 Wash touring rs-
Dodge roadster Win wfrss~
and summer top
wuivs-Knight roadster
Briscoe roadster
Mercer touring. 4-ns~snngsy
Buirk touring 5-nsssongsy
Paige roadster
Oldsmobils coups
Chalmers touring
Mitchell touring
Fearless touring. 4-pss.rnssr
1919 NASH nne-tor trurz.
with new express body
Tho above ears ran bs bought on our
easy payment plan II desired. ~ - ia
q cash transaction simply deduct 10 per
cent from our prices.
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1923-01-13
AUTOMOBILES
AninmohIles For saIe

In stock. magnet rf-r
electric repairs. motor generators bought.
sold exchanged r. X. Cam. sn7 Vol.
.asfon sfrecf Phone 1861. r.
ATrONODIIE DFsrFg
Buick -ir Coupe fn2n ord crda~ 1904
for QUICK sale
T. r. BRADFORD
Phone 1905 1927 Drievra-- A-rnv~
BUICK touring I-rasernEtr 1910 iooFe
go0d and runq good f1lli oquipref arf
9ofno extras. Waving ajrfhnr ar win
sacrifice fnir onr sam leash fsre- b.
80 arr guicflF Cam pros Fa~arr.
kernoff square. pa. PhorI Kcnnrf' n.
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1923-01-13
RADIO PROGRAMS TO-DAY
philadelphia station twptl
sfra bridge A tirthisr
ttass N tloO M.t.,.A

77o 20 $50 4 m Recital bv N.
S'rawhridEe n Cloihier Male Quartet,
% sslsted ~ Edna Eiaen,raRer. soprano
and Loretta Kerk. pianist
e7n Co ChIldren's own half hour
Stories ny cousin Nnn
100 ln'le Safety TALKS An Interest,
ing period for Young md old
organ recital hv tho well known
philadelphia urURnis' and rhoir ~
roctor, Henry wy orgpnist 81 Cler-
ont's Episcopal church
80 Address NV Frederick A Lana
han. % the proviAen, Life and True,
Domranv The subiec, &c What shall
We Do with Ou SavlngsT'
Dos 4 program 80 vocal aud '.s..u-
MENTAL uusic by the following a,,,-,s Z.
rhn Tiiprle tho weii-tuo-rn tenor Irene
nartnr n'esyo- soprano, ~ p-s'or 4,
Mile May liauss, soprano, graduate ~
the i.eir,ir Conservatory John vsrd.r-
sioot hass and Loretta herh r,ar,s,
rhuaa.,rh,n station twrr,
Gimh.i ruhii. Ledger
'la.. " 200 Ne,ars
10 - Nance musir rrorrrm. played
~ charlie Kerra Orchestra ~ the
}. Aieion pafe, will no carrlei ovpr
speciai LAND wires and htqeicss, from
this station
philadelphia station tWool
Manamphct',
class station tteo Metero
AIS " w -.t3rand organ ana trumrets
af5 United Statee Naval ohaervntory
time SIGNAL
1902 t'ulted states weather forecast
philadelphia station tvNATl
Iennig nrothers tseo Me'ersl
40 y an Samuel Green aud " polh
viii cling call Ne Rack lal ~ Mine. "
pud Miss Helen Schaffer viii sing popu-
lar SELECTIONS Jack Kopf viii play
somo ~ his own compositions
New yorl station CwrArl
American Telephone aud Telegraph Go,
aoo Mrtrrsl
20 tn 3 30 4. m.--t onCcrt by tho
Regent Trio.
3so Recital ~ william Connolly
hgritone. accompanied Nv s. Y. lslufrio
tn 10" Nowspapormpn'F Night
81 the Triangle chain Newspapers OF
New Jersey.
Davenport station twoCl
Palmer school OF thiropractic
400 Netersl
-3s y. m.-Sandman'E visit
Musical program.
| Educational lecture.
chicago station twpAr)
| Drake Hotel
| Central STANDARD Time--too Me,ersl
! u r. M Special radio dance pro
gram by Jack chapman and the prak'
| Hotel Dance orchestra. between dano
| numbers vocal artists and other enter
tainers VIII he teaturcd.
Newark station CwoW
\. Unmbergsr A Go.
| 400 Nctrrsl
| ci5 y. m-banCe numbers by tn
! Moonbcam Dance orchestra. Newark
y. !
| cas- TO 7-'Weelsly Book Review" b.
! Earl Dana. literary critic. 1he book
/ discussed this week will be The Break
4 ing Point" by NJ. ". Rinehart. "rreju
! diccR." by H. l.. Meneken, and May
tho Bee by Waldemsr Bonsels.
Newark station OVID
Westinghouse Radio Corporation
| fas0 Metcrsl
Z r. m.-'l'ncle Wiggily Stories" b
| Howard r.. CARTS.
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1923-01-13
USED CARS

1920 AUBURN TOURING ...-....... s4Oo
1921 BUICK 7-PAss. .............-...... 400
1913 BUICK TOURING ................ 225
1920 CHANDLER COUPE ............ COO
1919 CHANDLER TOURING ........ 500
1919 FB CHEVROLET TOUR. 90. b. as
s2i 400 CHEVROLET TOUR. .. %. $50
1919 400 CHEVROLET TOUR. .... J.. as
1920 FORD TOURING .......-........ sz5
1918 FRANKLIN TOURING -....... 500
1916 HUDSON TOURING ............ 900
1917 MITCHELL TOURING ........ Us
1918 OAKLAND TOURING .......... 40
1919 oLDsMOBILE COUPE ........ SIS
1917 OVERLAND TOURING ........ 200
1919 PEERLESS 4-PAss. .............. $50
EASY TERMS.
WILMINGTON AUTO COMPANY
22I W. TENTH ST. PHONE ssoo.
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1923-01-13

ATLANTIC CITY, Y. :.

Nuo-t,,i,-tcv Kentucky Ave. NJ. Deach
NtolliHil'ir' Elevator o. street Pri-
vate baths running water. 4. V. kopp.
owner and pro- Open all year.
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1923-01-13
PHILADELPHIA QUOTATIONS.

BY Associated Press TO Every Evening
Philadelphia Jan. l3-Stocks closed firm
American HaliwaVs IN r,a
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1923-01-13

Maximum results az minimum cost
an Every Evening want ad. Call
xSVo.-Aas,
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1923-01-13

Results are what you are seeking
Use classified ads.-Adv.
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1923-01-13
New yort station (WrArl
\ american Telephone aud Telegraph Go,

utae Netersl
20 90 40 y. m.--'oncert by tho
Regent Trio.
72O Recital ny william Connolly,
hgritone. accompanied Nv 4 '. lslufrio
tn 10" Ncwepapormpn'F Sight"
under the direction " Walt X. Swezey.
81 the Triangle chain Newspapers ~
New Jersey.
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1923-01-13

ANNOUNCEMENTS
Detective Arep.ie.
HAMILTON ptIEcTiyp ADrNcy
Lf'rNstD AMI Bon DID
hin-BfI FORD PrffBf.g
Phone 600
Notices
Agrp frwTa- Audited svstafns f,...r-.,
and income tax returns urrrta fali 49,
ate accountant Phone 1870 81
HAVE YOU RECEIVED you, le,,., ,,,..
the children bureau Iu0k out frs ~
TUEDY nROsl Furuitnfe ,s,,,....
FORMERLY locsted ~ 5pi-s08 M,i'..,,.
street. deare = annOunce their fe,rov,i
King street who're the safne rni,,,.,,',.
service a. the public - assufs,i
NOTICE ~ annual MEETING Vnr,i,~.
ton. flel January ? 1923. The reeu'r,
annual meeting ~ the stork hoifirrs III
wiz be hcid 81 the oiilce ~ fht roupan,
on Tuesday January o.. 1921 hsfrrF1
the hours ~ 2 800 ami orifrt n b.,
=. T.. Naipney. trfavurrf.
NOTICE The annual meeting n tt.
efrrt holders of the Mechanics. -arI~s
and Building Loan seulria fiun and ~
election ri officers and directors n,
serve Tor tho ensuing yrar HHI -
held a. tho Office 81 rho aaror affrn
Tenth and King Ffrrefr az 3d. RI
Afundav. January D.. 1927 n
nabhic. efrfofafF
NOTICE Election. central National nsns
~ Wilmington. Wilmington d. De-
ceuber q. 1872 The annual nasiirs
~ stOrk holders for the election - az
F rectors Of this hank will be reld ~ he
banking house on Tuesday 1aunarg :.
1923. between the hours ~ ~ @ COZ
/ noon and O'Clock y IN. George y
/ baird, cashier.
/ SCRAP IRON AND. METAL 6
sTIRLfTH PHONE 100
Pipe and l-Hcams. Ffqnt and rafnsn
lost and Found Z
RELT-Dark brown. narrhu .ust from
coat Wednesday afternoon going frpm
Eighth and Market 20 seventh and
Harrison streets Kindly phone f0en W
or return '1 tvory trorInF Once
COLLIE lost brown ahd rh',o re-
+ rard sn3 Harrison So Ph"n- f0T9
HsNDBAG Lost ncar Fifth end t'srEs;
streets containing P0ckrthDrs, rrhll
sum ~ nUncy. KEY ana silver pencil
Howard II returned 70 Delaware Trust
| CO.. northeast corner Ninth ar1 Nsrie'
rfrnffe
HOUNDS Ono large blatx. also tan
with white breast and ring a. Quad neef
lost Reward Return % r. -fa-kiascu
Marshallton. Del Plono SOS . ..
. WRIST WATCH Gold. Initials ,. g. p
lost Reward Phone 5Ts5IM
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1923-01-13
philadelphia station ,wooD
Nanamptor',
lass " station ttpo Motetsl

AIS " w brand organ and trumrets
af5 United Statoa Naval observatory
time SIGNAL
ioO2-l 'ulted states weather forecast.
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1923-01-13
rhIiadeiphia station w >Ar

40 y u Samuel Green aud n poih
viii cling call Ne Hack lal ~ Mine.
end Miss Helen gchaner will sing popu-
lar SELECTIONS Jack kopf viii play
SOME ~ his own compositions.
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1923-01-13
philadelphia station twtrl
gimh.i nro'he,s-ruhii. Ledger
tlass "a fioo Metopsl

~ ~ -nancs muslr program. played
bv charlie Herr'a Orchestra IN the
!. Aieion uhfe will no carriei ovpr
Ppecial laud wires and broadcast from
this station
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1923-01-13

havana station frwNl
Cuban Telephone COMPANY 200 Meters
. go n az Il. ~ Special dance music
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1923-01-13
Davenport station tWoC
Palmer school OF thiropractic
400 Meters
735 y. Sandman's visit
Musical program.
Educational lecture.

Chicago station twpAr)
Drake Hotel
Central standard Time-too Meters
u Il. Special radio dance pro
gram hy Jack Chapman and the Drake
Hotel Dance orchestra, between dance
numbers vocal artists and other enter
tainers viii be- tcaturcd.
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1923-01-13

ACCp UNITS Auhited fyqtens lnst.lai
ate accountant Phone 1920 81
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1923-01-13

HOUNDS Ono large blats. also a tan
with white breast and ring a. Quad neef
lost Reward Return % Z. -fa-dnsou.
Marshallton, Del. PLono SOS . Z.
WRIST WATCH Gold. Initials ,. g. p.
lost Reward Phone 5Ts5IM
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1923-01-13

WILMINGTON AUTO COMPANY
22I W. TENTH ST. PHONE ssoo.
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1923-01-13

EOTfCE Election. Central National Hans
~ wilmington. Wilmington. Drl De-
crriber a.. 1877 The annual fnaatirx
~ shareholders for the election - dE
rectors Of this hank will be held ~ ne
banking house on Tuesday taurarT :.
1928. between the hours ~ ~ elor.
noon and O'Clock y m George
mini naaIlnr
Imperial Valley press., 1923-12-07
Thin lee New
Strand Comedy
Pleas es M ny

:, First night performance of "Thin
Ice," the Strand Players offering
for the remainder of this week, and
the third of their repertoire, pleased
Valley theater patrons last evening.
The sprightly comedy, which re-
Gently made n success i'll New YORK,
is brisk and amusing presentation
of postwar theme interviewer with
the old "Triangle' material. 1t
serves to present Mercedes Shea in
Imperial Valley press., 1923-12-07
Electric Lighted
Cake and DIR. Rice
Vie For HOnors

With DIR. George II. Rice OF Los
Angeles as special speaker and the
celebration of two birthdays, yes.
tcrday 5 Rotary Club luncheon took
the form of 4 red letter event.
Upon entering the private dininy
room of the Hotel Barbara Worsh
the sight of a huge birthday cake.
Illuminated with tiny electric lights
Of red, white ana blue called at
teAtion to the fact that Joe r..
King of the IIolton Power companv
was having a birthday, and believed
in working in a bit of ADVERTISING
King was fined the sum OF 25 cents
per light and the cake was iovfunv
consumed by his fellow Rotarians.
c, +. Paris, who also announced
q birthday, was passing out cigars i'm
honor Of the event. i5oth men an
romccd their ages, and for the
benefit of the curious reader tl:c in
formation is released tha; the com
b.ncd number of the two men 5
years totals 9S.
DR.. Rice of the Better American
Federation of Los Angeles was
speaker of the day, and gave fine
address upon loyalty to the eonstitu-
;ion Of the United States.
Guests of the club were Charles
Moss of Brawlcy, Brooks SAWYER.
cf Redlands, md q. G. Tucker and
Ralph Carey Of this city. Visiting
Rot7rians were II. S. Marvin and
Radlph Whitaker of San Diego. j.
Ralph Anderson Of i}rawlev, Ii.
Hubbard CT RedIands, and r. Il.
Maddox Of Ca!eXico-
Imperial Valley press., 1923-12-07
Vera Cruz Scene
Disturbance BY
Obregon Enemies
CONTINUED from page y

Continued from page -
might be cut, preventing their going
home for Christmas.
Some stores took advantage of
the situation to increase their food
prices.
Obregon Optimistic
President Oregon, who was just
recovering from u serious illness
when the revolt broke out, was back
at the Palace today, confident and
optimistic.
Friends say the president intimat
ed he would take the field person
ally at the head of his troops if
necessary.
"No force will be spared to quen
the rebellion, Ohregon said in an
interview.
Three columns of federal troops
moved today toward Vera Cruz fUom
Tanpico, while others were on the
march from Puebla.
Artillery has been sent to Esper-
anza. 1t is believed the federal
troops may find it necessary to bonn
bard Vera Cruz, while an attack
from sea by troops from Yucatan
also is talked of.
VERA Cruz. Dee. "A state
ment issued from the headquarters
of General Guadalupe Sanchez, rebel
leader. announced today that the
Mexican insurrection had been start
ed to prevent President Obregon die
tating the election of ?. Elias Gales
as his successor.
The proclamation said the federal
administration was attempting to
impose n successor to Obregon upon
the nation and that consequently it
was the duty OF supporters of
Adolfo De La Huerta, Liberal can
didatc, TO protest against such ac-
ton.
The revolt started with a meet
ing of military leaders and politi
clans at the home of Sanchez.
The rebels then proceeded to put
their own men in charge of the prin-
cipal federal offices of the port. tax
ing over the customs house, mails
and telegraph.
The governor of the state was
ousted and Edwardo Lloyd named
provisional governor by the rebels.
Imperial Valley press., 1923-12-07

another congenial and attractive
part and it gives Austa Pierce and
George Mathison a chance to shine
as 'heavies. -
John de Weese is excellent com
edy as the japanese valet, for he
really gets under the skin of his
small, part. Floyd Perry does n
character part with intelligence,
though a BIT too deliberately, and
Lawrence Marsh and Henry
Schumm acquit themselves with
credit.
Imperial Valley press., 1923-12-07
NEWS BRIEFS
X " FROM CITY AND COUNTY

: Divorce Granted-Jennie T. Rink
! leib was granted an interlocutorv
I decree of divorce from Herman G.
I Rinkleib by Judge John W. Shenk,
in the superior court this morning
The grounds named in the com
+, plant were extreme cruelty. The
action was not contested.
When Christmas shopping visit
Edgar Bros. COS. Hardware store.
adv
Good Music, Good floor. Good
eats. Good time At MeCabe, Friday
Night. adv
Elwood and American Fence a.
Edgar Bros. co. Hardware Store.
adv
Money to LOAN on automobiles
contacts bought. Fred r. Cross
N6 Main st. Phone 359. Adv
Tag Day Tomorrow. adv
Crosses Have New Daughter-Thn
many friends Of Mr.. and Mrs. Fred
r. Cross of On Vine avenue will
he delighted to hear Of the arrival
ihiS morning of Il baby girl weigh
ing 9l2 pounds. The mother and
"hild are doing well and Fred
is busy passing out the cigars to-
day.
Fresh Oysters. Leefoot Cream
Waffles. Oregon Cafe. Adv.
For Mems Work Shoes see Gun
ningham, opposite post office. adv
Beeley Fined-H. NJ. Beelev,
charged with having liquor in his
possession, was fined $3.50 by jus |
tice Mavfield in the Fl Centre |
court yesterday afternoon, and his
automobile operator s license was
suspended for 90 days. He was
given five days in which to raise
the money to pay his fine.
Wooda Blesy, Dance Studio. 7c3 |
Orange. Phone 4IIW. ADJ ,
Another of Mccabe's famous
dances, Friday Night. adv.
Special Steak Dinner at Steve's. t
adv. !
Imperial Valley press., 1923-12-07

only cost about 50 per head to truck
cattle to any part of the valley.
Some of the best Holstein hcifers
we have offered this year in this
sale. Genuine closing out sale.
Separator, cans, furniture, horses,
hogs, 1872 head of dairy cattle. Be
there early. Zinn. Johnson ana
Brewer will conduct the sale. FRS,
National Bank Of Holtville VIII
handle the sale paper. adv
All the New Satin and Taffeta
Hats in latest styles and colors.
Mrs. BIv's Millinery. p. o. Bldg.
Imperial Valley press., 1923-12-07
Communion At
Imperial Church

IMPERIAL, Dee. Tho distinc-
tive feature in connection with Sun
days service at the Imperial Com
munity Church and outstations are
the regular communion and recep-
ton of new members at the nome
church special rally in The Sunday
scnool attempting to break the
previous record of 295 in attend
ance and the special sermon in the
evening on the "Hible andy the
Golden Rule. The American Bible
Society has named December 9 as
their day az has also the near east.
McAdoo lives in California. If he
promises less climate but a better
quality he is elected.
Ford lives in the United States.
His platform should be more, park
ing places and less cops.
Imperial Valley press., 1923-12-07
Merchants Lunch at steve's. ad
COWS FOR SALE

Buyers for a choice string of
cows will find them in the Rota &
Acin sale, next Monday, Dec. 10.
: miles northeast Of Holtvile. 1t
Imperial Valley press., 1923-12-07
Adopted Son Is
100000 Heir to
Auto Race Victim


Hy United I'ress Leased Wire
KANSAS CITY, MO, Dec. 7.
The seven year old adopted son
of George L. Wade, sportman,
killed on the Los Angeles speed
way Thanksgiving Day, in
herits the 100000 fortune left
by Wade, according to the will
filed for probate today. The
estate is left i'll trust for the
boy The will was executed the
day before Wade left for Los
Angeles to attend the race.
Clifford Pinchot could promise
voters less slate in their coal.
Pinchot is strong for prohibition
forcement. This would change
things from what they are now.
Imperial Valley press., 1923-12-07

Coolidge promises, if elected, he
viii be nice to Europe and not
throw any rocks at Lloyd George.
Imperial Valley press., 1923-12-07

Oscar Underwood is from Alaba.
ma, If he uses an anti-mammy song
platform he will be elected.