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SveÌŒt = World. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1911-1939, 1924-01-04
ROMAN EMILIA RICHEHOURGA
Vola9 pfelokil Frant. Ladisl. Click.

Pred oniih osudntm dpem
odcizily zarlivost hIebete = po
divinske vrtochy jemu sSdoe
manzelcino, nynf ale navzdy
odloucila Valentinu Cd n6ho
krev zavrazd6neho, nevinne-
no Luciano, kterouz byl suro-
We, jen aby nasytil polhstu
svou, prolil.
Nyni bylo naprasto nemoz-
no, aby tito diva manzele je-
ste pospolu dele zili.
Hrabenka byla pevn9 odho-
diana, ze nebude zfti s man
zelem svym.
Chtelat' jej co nejdffve O.
pustiti a v tiche odloucenosti
xfti sama pro sebe.
in jeste zdrzovala il inyslen
ka ma jeji dite, nebot' dobfe
Nedela, ze il je nedajf, aby S
MIN mohla zfti."
Ale strach, hrGza a oskli-
vost, jakou citila k manzeli
svemu, premohly konecn& !
tyto posledni rozpaky jeff.
Vzdyt' beztoho, jakobY il by
10 dite jeji nenalezelo.
Vsak hrabenka 2 Russi6res
ustanovila Sc jeste ma necem
jinem; uminila 81, ze nebude
hrabeti dokazovati nevinnost
svoji, ba nechtela Sc pred MIN
ami ospravedlniti.
v tomto jejim dmyslu je-
villa Sc veskera slechetna hr-
dost hluboce urazen6ho ciste-
no srdce zenskeho. ~
Ci snad chtela timto svym
mlcenlm uspofiti manzeli vyci
tex svedomi?
Kdoz viz"
Jistejsim ale bylo, ze to byl
strach, Z eby snad il pax man
Eel jeji cd sebe nepropustil, a
odpor proti pomysleni, re by
musila jest6 dele po boku
muze nenavideneho ziti, ktere
velmi mnoho k tomuto rllceni
prispivaly.
Byfo jeste dosti fasnd " ra-
ma, kdyz zazvonila na svou
komornou, a rechle Sc oblek-
la.
Marie promluvila k nj,
''v pokoji dole nasem palaci,
kde schovavame obnoSeny o.
dev, bude zajiste dosti beden
a kufrG. Del mi sem jich pri-
nesti nekolik a sloz do Mich
vse, CO je meho."
Komorna Valentiny Marie
jiz davno podobne jako ] O.
statni sluzebnictvo v palaci
tusili, re mezi hrabenkou a
hrabetem nepanuje prilis man
zelska shoda.
Vsak pfece stavela sc, ja-
koby il byl tento rozkaz hra-
bencin mad miru prekvapil.
"Nuze, Marie, coz zde tax
stojis a divas Sc ma me TAX
prekvapene?" tazala Sc hra.
benka. "Ci snad jsi menu roz.
kazu dobre nerozumela?"
'Buh chran, rozumela jsem
pani hrabenko. Ale chtels
jsem Sc jen tazati."
"Nac pax isl sc chtela pta
ti?"
"Zdali snad milostiva pan
hyAbenka nekam ma cestu 81
vyda?"
"Ano, odcestuji."
"Daleko?"
'Vsak uvidis, kan, nebot
budes me ma teto ceste dopro
vazeti," odpovedela hrabenka
rs milostivou pani hrab4u
kou pojedu> milerada treba q
ma konec sveta," odpoved6l
lichotive komorna.
'Dobfe, tedy 81 jen posp9i
Marie, nebot' odjedeme z Pa
rize jeste dnes vecer," odvec
hrabenka. "Pozadei Germa
ma, aby pro mne objedni
SveÌŒt = World. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1911-1939, 1924-01-04

jako d6ti houpaval, byl cely
luplakany, kdyz no k hrabeh-
Ice uvedli.
Tato jei ihned poznala a po
Gala Sc celia tf&sti jake list O.
Isykovy.
Starry sluha podal il mlcky
psani panovo.
Hrab9nka rychle roztrhla o.
balku a pfeletla okem nejprve
idopis stareho pana.
,Pfecetji fadky otce ztrape-
lneho, myslila, ze il srdce Ia
lem pukne. Ma to jala Sc tisti
list Lucianlv . tu nemohla Sc
zdrzeti a dala sc do hlasiteho
usedaveho place.
Mnohokrate zlibala horouc-
ne oba listy.
Hezkou chvili trvalo, nez Sc
ponekud utisila.
PAX ale obr&tila Sc k stare
mu sluhoyi a promluvila k ne
mu:
"Vyrid'te svemu panu, ze
Sc budu ~ nest astHeho syna
jeho modliti a zaroveh S MIN
|proh plakati."
SluhA se hluboce uklonil a
odchazel po zpatku ke dverim
lpokoje, nernoha pohnutfm ami
fjedineho slova ze sebe vypra-
viii.
Ma to odesla hrabenka do
sve loznice q oba pfinesene lis
Ity uzamkla do male skrinky.
Zatim Sc velmi brzy ] panu
hrabeti 2 Bussieres doneslo, ze
beden a kufrd, ze Sc pfipra-
hrabenka sklada v9ci sve do
vuje ma cestu a jeste tehoz
vecera ze hodla odejeti.
| postal X nj sluzebnika, ze
| by nj rad promluvil.
''Pan hrabe bude mi vitan,
dala manzeli svemu po sluho-
lvi odpov6diti.
| Timed special hrabe do po-
koi1 choti sye.
Zde jevil sc vsude nepofa-
dek, nebot' daily Sc skutecne
"Tedy, je skutecna pravda,
pMpravy ma cestu.
co jsem zaslechl?" tazal sc
hrabe, ivy chcete v skutku cd
cestovati?"
| "Ano, a to jeSte dnes."
"Ovsem. Ci snad nemam k
tomu prava?"
"Snad ano, anebo ne. Ale
!, ,myslim, Valentino, ze byste
prava toho nepouzila," odve-
ce hrabe. "Zaprisaham vas,
lrozvazte dobre, CO pocinate,
pokAd mate jeSt6 k tomu cas-.
Poslyste me aspoH! Hled'te, ia
vas jeste miluji tax vroucne,
BE chci uplne zapomenouti ma
/. Hrabenka hned nedpovede-
to, CO sc stalo."
la, nybrz zavrtela jen smutne
hlavou.
j 'Pane hrabe," promluvila
po chvili vazne, "jsou mnoht
veci, ma ktere Ease ia nikteral
J nemohu zapomenouti, zejme
ma jest to krev, kterou jste prt
hi q mrtvola zavrazdeneho, /
'Ita mas ma vzdy cd sebe odlu
cuje."
Phi tech slovech hrabe 81
lzaskaredil oblicej jeho eel.
ise zardel zlosti.
i Jednate velmi ne0patrn6
ze 50 mnou takto mluvite,'
k nj pritlumenym
I xlosti Sc tresoucim hlasen
, 1'Spise ia bych yam mel cini,
vy$itky, ia bych mel pravo Z
!, daa5 pa vas ospravedlneni z
: haAhA, kterou jsem vami b,
el utrpA. A necinim-li toho, 81,
i Selo by yam tim vice inject
Ill NebOt' vezte, re clov9k, kter
mSti Sc "a svou urazenou ces
3 Lpeni zadnym zlocincem, al
4 Spled zakonsm. ia, jsem z,
A ~ = u y .
SveÌŒt = World. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1911-1939, 1924-01-04

umrti aen1inAr6ho rraeov-
|nika. v nad6n Is. prosinee We
|cer dokonal svoji namahavou
. trnitou xivotnf pout saslou-
|zily lnendinovt prseosnik r
manuel Kosteleckt, fidfcf u
|Gitel v Postoloprtech. zemult
|byl dust mensinoveho zivota q
/ jeho odchodem ztrAcf tesky
zivel v tannim kraji nejenom
|nenshraditalnAho praeovnikA
Ina poll kulturnim naTodnlm,
ale i sv6he atcovsk6ho r&dce.
Zprava 0 ieho smrti dotkla ~
,,hluboce kazdeho upffmn6ho
Ia cesky smySlejfciho elovSka.
|nebot' v zemfelem zHacime
Inezistneho, ob9taveho q bez-
InarocnAho boioypika a naSe
narodni prava. Vzpomfpka M
lneho bude vzdy sv6tlym bo-
dem v zivot6 jeho pf&tel.
vjun1nkkS pfi1Al u yyjed.
nat pohfsA. We ctmtak dne Is.
prosince udal sc zajfmavy pfi-
pad v Pardabicich. Pfi6el tam
lyym3nk&f Ian Hykas ze Stra-
|doune U Vys. Myta, v Fiklov&
pohfahnim astayu informoyal
|se, kterak Sc pxoy&di krema-
ce a sjednal tam docela smlou
WI, ze Sc da spalit q ze to bu-
de brzy. Prohledl 81 i rakve q
pohrebni automobil, ba t&zal
Sc, ida to v nem phi jizde
nehrka". Dal z&lohu ma vlast-
nj kremaci, wal si smlouvu a
fekl, az bude tfeba, ze jim Z
domu zatelefonuji. Tehox dna
ve6er ukazOval We sv6 obci v
hostipci snllouvu Q SVEN pe-
Afhu . pravif, De pffati spalo-
yani bude v Pardubicich uz '
ltery, a to ze on Sc phi tom uz
take syeze. Podivna lee jehc
zplsohila, De ma nSho dAvali
pozor, dcera zasla M vyme.
j nek q dlela u aSho do ii no
J din v noci. Kdyx pax odeSla
.vymenkaf Sc Qbesil. A tax dls
predpov6di mSl krsmaci v Pal
dubicfch. Pficinou sebevrazdy
vymenkare byla vlekla tezki
ehoroba. Tragicka smrt jehe
>ryvolala v okoli veliky zajem
I. Podvodny Rns. FLIP Baski,
row, S5letJ rusky pfislusnik
ktery je . Ceskoslovenska wy
pov6zsn. vratil ~ proM zaka
zu do Prahy q pichal tan
podvody. NavStAzesal rdznt
firmly, yydaval - ~ zamest
nance neb safafe nektereht
rolnika q praxsk6ho okoli ,
hlakal rizn& pfedmety. Alb.
sspiAe dosahl sveho cile, pred
kladal Baskirov obchodnikin
dopisy, We kterych je rolnil
ave n ryehle vyfizeni zadost
m vepfove hody . nabfzi jim
} tchutny ovar. Baskirov byl do
dan < soudu.
N
SveÌŒt = World. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1911-1939, 1924-01-04

0e1APA st4eh uAroxonjn Be
d5ieha esnetanv. kter< 1fipad-
nep a deu 4. hfesna 1o4. bu-
"a y c3evslandu yelkou um9-
|lackau ud&l0atf. Geskosloyen-
~ spolky : ,elevelandSlkS or
|ehsatr. : dirieenteu Njkola-
lam 6eko)oypn Y xele, spoje-
nfn.f s2lanal nx,xfknif - = to
- Z ~ aveae1Nl ga pro
sSasae sUs SSene que mH
ss0ss' Amssaee saka
ssspseyAAy es!ns - rias1 !
- = lepsse \ easeul smee1c-
- sAa?. w nseeeaenSah
ssnsa s*kMe pa,ee proseden Y
|essisfvosi ~ jsdasm keacer-
". q,
eysM ~ VAS ked-
.,eh o@etahe aai 0eaaa naro-
ou . sVetu neJen nuoDu peso-
|plc' m0nssnym aolmem' ave
|tez oiio' We kterem masfr sVou
|orlelha'nl Rndepnl m1uveu nad
|ooyceJne vxrA4n4 Vypravl Q
|siaVnych 0elhaen sVe crane
WASH . 1eJicD prlro0nleh kra-
|sacn.
Koncert cleyelandskeho or.
|chestru nema m{ti nonze lokil
mi vyxnam, ale ma yzbuditi "a
lem 0 Smetanu u hudebnich
(orpanisacf DO celia Amerce.
I'VE skutesnosti Sametana neni
zde uznavin tax. lax by 81
|toho iseho .renius zasluhoyal,
| Proto koncert tento ma slouzi-
FIJI dv9ma v9cem: hredn2 chce
oziviti xAien q Sanetanovu hu
dbu. "a druhs chca ukazati
lAmeisanAm. 4s cechosloyacj
imaji svou vysokou kulturu hu-
| dehni. ktera Sc stayi eestns
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PR0DA s. lot Al pfi 24O str.
na vteh. 1Sa. ul. u Kinsman
Rd., d& sc LEVINE. Haste SO v
{. 1858 vych. lao. ul. 1-3
SveÌŒt = World. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1911-1939, 1924-01-04

PRODA Sc cukrovinkovy OBJ
chod 5 prodaiem doutnikl,
Trzi se tfdn9 tel $400 q ma
lez& ese v !. 1925 Fleet ave.
Qhchod js dohre zaloxen a
jsou diva obchody v Clevelan-
du. Rh4Sf sdelf Mr.. Zimmer-
man. 1907 Miles ave. LIZ
SveÌŒt = World. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1911-1939, 1924-01-04

|PkODA 81 dobre zaffzeny,
|vynosny zelezafsky obchod v
rostoucim okoh. Zavoleite te-
|lefonsm Broadway 1870.
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PRODA Sc

F4ODA Sc farma 0 60ti 4
krech Sc vsim zafizenfm " Ge-
rfeva, O. Zavolejte tel. Gar
field 2475. ..2-5
Imperial Valley press., 1924-10-22
DepOsed Pastor
May Make Stab
At Insane Plea

MT. VERNON, H., Oct. 2o.-A
clutch at the plea of insanity to
escape the gallows was made to-
day by Lawrence NJ. Hight, pois-
oning pastor of Ina, when he was
arraigned in Jefferson county court
10 answer indictments charging him
with murder by arsenic Of his wife,
Anna. and Wilford Sweetin, hus-
band of Ms lover Elsie Sweetin.
Hight 5 attorneys entered a mo-
don asking the court to have the
unfrockea Methodist minister eX-
amined for sanity before he pleads
to the indictment.
Hight previously announced his
intention of pleading guilty and
asking s'mercy, not 1u5,iee.
Judge j. C. Kern told proSecut-
ing attorney Frank Thompson, who
will demand the gallows for both
Hight and Elsie Swaetin, that he
had until the afternoon session of
court to draw up an answer to
Hight s plea for IN insanity hear
ing.
Mrs. Sweo.in, who pleaded not
guilty and ent Tod :; motion for ii
separate trial last Saturday, was
in the courtroom at the request of
Hight S attorneys.
Datcs for the trials Of the two
confessed poisonGrs will be set by
Judge Kern az soon as the court
disposes of the motion for separ-
ate trial and hears Hight s plea.
Imperial Valley press., 1924-10-22
HERE
FOR A YEAR, HAVE
GONE UP NORTH

HOLTVILLE, Oct. 22.- After
nearly year of Investigations.
queer signalling hat mystified the
layman who could see light flash
on and off at San Jacinto Peak a
hundred miles away, and then the
answer come from Ogilby, far out
in the desert, the entire crew OF
the United States coast md geode-
tie survey in this section, has brok-
en- camp and Transferred operations
to the Santa Barbara country.
The work under way is intended
TO aid in scientific determination
of the time Of future earthquakes
and their probable intensity. Each
night observations are made 20
show whether the earth's surface
has changed from one observing
point TO the other. During the work
in this sostion there we're stations
at Ogilby. Cuyamaca Peak, San ia
einto Peak, Chuckawalla mountains
Holtville, Coyote Wells and Salton.
The real purpose of the light rs
to enable the men to compute the
angles between stations. The sig
mailing is incidental.
The staff here has consisted Of
Lieutenants Hough and Lancaster,
Ensign f. A. Daily. and j. d. Al
/ ford, +. j. Phillips, Charles IL. Vo-
gel and l.. W. Gardner.
Imperial Valley press., 1924-10-22
PERSONALS

Mr.. and Mrs. Gilbert House of
The McCabe district announce the
birth of baby girl, born on Oe
tober 10. Tho baby weighed nine
pounds at birth and is the sixth
child of the House family.
Mrs. w. b. Sawyer of Prescott,
Arizona, is visiting here for several
dav;.
c. M. Cobleigh of the Elm School
district has been confined to the
hospital because of illness but is
renrted much improved.
Mrs. Albert Werner of New York
City who has been visiting at the
home of Mrs. Carl f. Nielsen of
S62 Adams ST., leaves tonight fQf
home in the east.
Mrs. L. b. White of HqItville<was
an FL Centre visitor yesterday q
+ Miss Helen Scott of Aebf visit
ed here yesterday. -
Mrs. Kyle MaeBrathney Of Ca
lexico visited friends in the city
yesterday.
Calexico visitors here yesterday
were Mrs. III. b. Williamson and
Mrs. Florence Bradley.
Imperial Valley press., 1924-10-22
Small Boys Put
Up Great Chase
by United Prc.s Eessed wire


\ E5HANFORD, Cal, Oct. o2.-Lead-
ing the city marshal and two patrol
men two-hour chase yesterday
morning through alleys and over
roofs of downtown buildings, Alvin
Nestor, 10, and Tommy Binkera. o,
were captured and are held on
charges of looting & local store Of
a large, quantity of toys, trlnkets
and fancy goods:
The Young cr&cksmen confessed
today, according to Marshal Sam
Brown, to jimmying the rear door
of the store. Having obtained
their plunder and hidden it IN a
pile of empty boxes, the boys were
discovered behind the Pastime the
alter by Brown, who gave chase.
Binkerd raced down an alley while
Nestor took fire escape.
Brown was joined by Officers
Sparks and Moritz. Young Blink
erd slipped through a hole too small
for the bulk of officer Brown and
nearly escaped. He was nabbed on
the other side, however.
Meanwhile the Nestor boy was
scrambling from roof to roof with
monkey-like agility, the officers
laboring relentlessly in pursuit. He
crawledinto shack on the roof of
|tbe sharples building and under the
board flooring, but was dragged
out.
Imperial Valley press., 1924-10-22
''SIush Fund" Men
Are to Be Heard
By Tuited Press Lensed Wire

WASHINGTON, Oct. 22.- The
men directly involved in Senator La
Follette's charge that a huge
.'siush fund.- was being raised by
Republican bankers and business in
terests. to buy" the election for
President Coolidge, Were scheduled
to appear today before the special
senate committee investigating cam
paign contributions.
All preliminary inquiry into the
extent Of party war chests having
been completely Chairman Borah
announced the committee was pre-
pared TO go to the bottom of La
Toilette = charges.
C. Bascom Slcmp, secretary to
President Coolidge, named by the
Independent presidential candidate
as the man who was to disburse the
..slush fund.- probably will be call
ed in this connection, Senator Cara
way, Arkansas, Democratic member
of the committee said today.
Imperial Valley press., 1924-10-22
Watch Out For
This Fellow

If any person with the name
of Paul Collins tries to pass
check purporting to be issued
from "Paul's Garage which
i also marked "0verhauling
and painting, day and night SER
vice. Holtville and Cotton,
Calf, the one who gets the
check is entitled to become
suspicious. These checks are
drawn On the First National
Bank at Cotton, and according
to ". A. Shay, sheriff of San
Bernardino, they are duds, y
aud he would like to interview
Collins.
Paul Collins is described as
an American, ~, feet 6 or Z
inches tall, $50 or 40 pounds,
slender build, smooth shaven,
light complexion, hair growing
grey round the temples, and
watery eyes. He claims to be
the proprietor of Paul S Garage
at Cotton, with a branch in
Holtville, whereas as matter
of fact such. person has no
connection with either place.
information to any valley Of
ficer win be much appreciated
Ey Sheriff Shay, who has all
kinds OF warrants for Collins
arrest.
Imperial Valley press., 1924-10-22
SCOUT OFFICIAL
GIVES fine TALKS
AT VALLEY MEETS

The relationship Of the boy scout
organization TO the church and the
relationship of the church to scout
INC was well Illustrated in the talk
made bv Ray O. Weyland, director
of education of the Boy Scouts of
America. national council, during
the breakfast Tuesday morning held
at the Oregon Hotel which was at
tended by ministers from different
towns in the valley. How the boy
scout is Il distinct factor in the pro
gram of the church and the many
benefits which 'they derive from
their mutual relationship was 7also
citd BY Mr.. Weyland.
Those attending the breakfast
were: Rev. j. c. Spencer, Seeley;
Rev. w. l.. Dexter, Rev. NJ. c. Blan-
chard and Rev. Hubbard, all of
HoltvilleF Scout Executive S. L.
McCrory, Rev. Arthur f. Schultz,
Rev. George A. Hartman, Rev. Ar
lhur =. Craven, Rev. Oscar Sweeney
and w. A. Tondro, all Of this city. =
During the Rotary luncheon at
Calexico yesterday noon, Mr.. Wey-
land discussed the effect of scout
ing On future generations. "When
the members of the League of Ma
tons, representing SO nations, met
together last August at Copen-
hagen,' Mr.. Weyiand stated, 'six
thousand boy scouts were present
aid on interviewing the leaders of
the scouting movements, members of
the league commented that scouting
was doing much to preserve the flu
turc of the peace of the, world by
fostering the brotherhood of boy
hood throughout the nations. -
While at Brawley, Mr.. 'Weyland
spoke TO Il large number of scouts
and young people III the auditorium
of the W. stside grammar school. He
left last night for San Bernardino
where he Will visit every council in
the l2th region. G. II. Miller,
regional scout executive, was unable
to accompany Director Weyland to
lmpe:ia ial Valley as was expected ut
first.
Imperial Valley press., 1924-10-22
Twilight Sleep
Improved Upon

NEW YORK, Oct. 22.-With-
in the last few months 1000
Dabiss nave been brought into
tie world without pain % the
mothers by a new and safer
form CT twilight sleep" at
the Lyin-In hospital here, it was
announced at tine convention of
the eastern society of anacj-
thetistS. a.
The discovery was made by
II. James G.. Gwathemy and is
claimed to eliminate the danger
CT poisoning the child, which
was the cause of "blus babies
under th, first method Of u.s.
ing twilight Sleep
II. Gwathemy's discovery in
the use OF scopolamin and NOR
phine in a solution of ep5om
salts.
Imperial Valley press., 1924-10-22
San Pedro Woman
Praises
GO-GLAND-DO
Relieved of Sleeplessness, Pain in
Limbs AMI Gas on Stomach

Relieved of Sleeplessness, Pain in
Limbs AMI Gas on Stomach
Dear Doctor: | wish to tell you
what GO-GLAND-DO has done for
me. Not being able to sleep at night
for twelve years, with excruciating
pains in my legs and gas on my
stomach, after taking your treat
ment one week | gained two pounds
and can sleep all night without
pains and without gas OH stomach.
| am indeed grateful for the help
you have given me.
(Signed) ALICE L. CARSON,
$50 w. First st. San Pedro, Calf.
GO-GLAiND-DO, the only gland
food endorsed by Los Angeles me-
dical clinic and sold under positive
money-back guarantee, is creating a
sensation. Renew your vigor, re-
lieve anemia, asthma, rheumatism,
low or high blood pressure, liver
and kidney trouble, general run
down condition with this new gland
food. Sold in tablet form. Ask
your druggist and insist on GO
GLAND-DO. If your druggist can
not supply you, write to l.. A.
Gland Laboratories, 2508h Sunset
Blvd, Los Angeles.
GO-GLAlND-DO
Imperial Valley press., 1924-10-22
CHILDERS MAKES
RULING in CASE
OF ASSESSMENTS

On October I William Ba.kl"y of
2l3 Byrne Building, Los Angeles
appeared before the board Of d.
rectors OF the Irrigation lhsirlct
asking for tha cancellation of assess
ments against Lots l and >, See
tion 1S-16-12, ON account OF the
land being too high for irrigation
bv gravity. and on the theory that
the present assessments are greater
than the present value of the land.
The matter was referred 20 At
tornev Charles l.. Childers, who
held that the board of directors is
given no power by the irrigation
District to Il assessments eX-
cent in certain instances, which are
ne: involved in this ease. lie con
tends that the board of supervisors
has fixed the boundaries of the
district and inchd ,i this parcel of
Lind, and therefore it is as much
part of the district as any other
parcel Of land, regardless of its
physical condition.
AS the assessor is required 10
"assess all real estate IN the AIS
triet,f' the assessor must "levy IN
assessment upon the lands within
the district at its full cash value,
If the assessment payer is not ST.
isfi with the value placed upon
his land. Attorney Childers holds
that his remedy was to appear at
the proper time before the board
of equalization for the purpose OF
having the value reduced. Not
having appeared the valuation be
came conclusive, Childers maintain
ed.
As the assessments are already
levi 4 against these lots, states the
attorney. there is nothing that can
be done by the district bus collect
the same. and if the assessments
payer dos not care to assume the
burden ot the district assessment
his rene edy IS by petition for ex
elusion. Bechloy will be notified
as to the lega. aspects of lis ap-
plication.
Imperial Valley press., 1924-10-22
OVER 100 ENROLL
AT NIGHT SCHOOL

Over leo enthusiastic students en-
rolled in tha various night school
courses which opened last night a.
! o'clock ut the Central Union
high school. Each of the courses
otrered seem to be equally popular
and rs tha registration in each was
was fairly evenly divided.
The English class which has
Miss Frances Irene Toothe rs the
instructor is receiving particular
CONNER. from interested students
One of the chief objects of the class
| win be to develop poise, and public
speaking and composition work will
] be studied thoroughly. About l.
students are enrolled in the lass.
Glasses meet from until 9 p. m,
on Tusdays and Thursdays and in
clude short hand, typewriting, Span
ish, wood shop, domestic art, and
English.
Imperial Valley press., 1924-10-22
Board
Man Denies Tale
of Russian Aid
fContinueo from mage II

(COnf1nucO from pdRc II
Borah placed in the record detail
ed report Of the collections and dis
burs .ments of the Republican na-
tional committee.
Untermyer Speaks
At the outset Untermyer made a
brief statement in 'y;..ch he sald
he had entered the investigation to
aid in the complete uncovering OF
any irregularities the committee as
public duty. He added that ne
was a lifelong Democrat.
Untermyer asked recall of chair
man Butler and Treasurer Hodges
of the Republican national comn.t-
tee. He said a full rnding of their
testimony was the cause Of the re-
quest.
Senator Borah replied dhe com
mite, would take the question un-
der consideration.
In answer to Borah 5 questions,
O'Connor said that he had heard
the rumors from engineers and
shipping men coming from Russia
and that he "belioved in his heart =
Soviet Russia was aiding the La
Toilette campaign. lie said he
made the statement TO have it de-
ni.d al by "someone in authority. -
O'Connor said he advanced 1850
TO Joseph Ryan, first vice president
of the Longshoremen' s association,
to pay hotel and taxi bills incurred
here by delegation of Longshore-
men who visited President Coolidge
Labor Day.
Ryan has since returned the
money, O'ConnOr said.