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Imperial Valley press., 1924-03-27
TODAY'S LETTUCE MARKET
BY BUREAU OF AGRICULTURAL ECONOMICS
G. E. Schultz Local Representative

Carlot shipments reported in the
United States for March 26, ara as
follows:
Imperial Valley 90; Florida, IS;
Texas, by express; So. Dist. Calf.
3. Total 107.
Cars ordered in the Imperial Val
ley for today S loading, 81.
Origin of Imperial Valley ship
ments reported out March 20:
Calipatria, 5; Brawley. 10; Imper-
ial /; FL Centre, "a; Holtville, s.;
Heber, 10; Calexico, 20. Total 80.
Total carlo' shipments for United
States, this season, 14,1l4. Imper-
ial Valley, this year 1894.
Shipping point information: FL
Centre, Calf: Wednesday, March
26; Cool clear Good wire inquiry.
Demand moderate Tor good stock,
demand slow for ordinary stock,
market slightly weaker. Carloads
f. o. b. cash track, As mostly around
3.25 for best stock; IS best mostly
800; ordinary quality, both sizes,
25c lower
Terminal Il. @. B. Auction Sales
Wednesday; Calf. Riverside Coml-
ty, / ear IS and 6s, 200; ear
mostly IS, $50. Imperial Valley. ]
car not Y. s. Grade No. l, mostly
4lhs and 5s, .2.35.
Philadelphia; So partly cloudy.
IL Calf, | Fla. arrived, Fl on track.
Supplies moderate. Demand naoder-
ate, market slightly weaker. Calf,
Imperial Valley press., 1924-03-27
Supervisors PLan
To Bar [ncOnainU
Cattle Shipments

Imperial County is to be adceuate-
/ Iy projected against any posslDilitv
of the hoof' ana mouth disease germ
being brought into ther county by
live stock, six men sworn IN as
deputy sheriffs have been sent out
at an' early hour this morning to
guard the three points of entry ia
the valley, following a special meet
ing of the Board of Supervisors yes
terday. Two inspectors each are
now stationed at Coyote Wells, Kane
Springs, and on the Plank Road to
Yuma.
While no undue alarm is felt
here regarding the epidemic which
is so prevalent in many sections of
the state the board of supervisors,
prominent live stock men, bankers
and Others, interested, as well rs
County Veterinarian Loffer and
Commissioner Harrigan conferred
on the subject yesterday. Two i'm
portant resolutions, one to the State
Department of Agriculture asking
for assistance and another urging
and requesting DR.. Loffer, county
live stock inspector, to employe eve
ry means in his power to prevent
to disease from gaining a~foot hold
here were passed at this session.
In the resolution which was tel
egraphed to Director of Agricultur,
George FL. Hecke last night ths
Board of Supervisors requests that
iif possible, the State Department
tof Agriculture prevent all Shipment
of livestock, poultry, feed Or ans
other thing which might carry con
tagion into this county in any man.
ner whatsoever.
While some counties have ordin-
ances covering such an emergency,
Imperial has never had an occasion
to enact such ruling. The
board of supervisors plan to pass
such an ordinance at their
/. meeting on Saturday, but as il Will
be Is days after that date before
/ it will become effective, according
to the belief of the district at
torney's office, the signature of
, luton will make it law effective
ut once, and for this reason the
aid of the state is being asked.
Here Is Resolution
The. resolution follows:
BE 1T FURTHER RESOLVED:
tents of this resolution be immed5
lately communicated to the Director
of the Department af Agriculture
of this state by wire.
/ BE IF FURTHER RESOLVED:
| That it is the opinion of this board
upon special meeting attended by
representative live stock mem from
throughout the county, and upon
full consideration of the situation
| created by the foot and mouth -
! disease and its possible effect upon
! this county, and in view of She
; fact that this county has no ordin
ance effective for this purpose, that
this department take Immediate ae-'
tion to prevent, if possible, all
shipments of live stock, poultry,
feed or any. other thing which might
carry the contagion into this coun-
ty, either hy rail, truck, or in any
Imperial Valley press., 1924-03-27

best $3.50, one ear 5.75, poorer
4.5O-75.
Baltimore: 80 cloudy. . Calf.
arrived, $ on track. Express supplies
from Florida light. Closing Wednes-
day and opening Thursday. Supplies
light. Demand moderate, market
firm. Calf. 5.50-75.
Columbus: 360 clear. | Calf. ar
rived, l on track. Supplies light.
Demand and trading limited, mar
ket steady. Calf As and 5s 5-5.25.
Los Angeles: 3 1alif. arrived, 6
broken and unbroken cars on
track. Demand and trading good,
market firm. >uiperial Valley 5s
3.60-75.
Chicago: 42' clear. IA Calf. ar.
rived. AZ on track. Supplies liber
al. Demand and trading slow, mar.
ket steady. Imperial Valley 81
1855; As 5-5.25.
Kansas City; 50' clear. Calf.
arrived, diverted from team trarh
5 ON track. Supplies light, market
firm. Calf. large sizes, 5.5.gss
medium sizes 4.4.5o.
Cincinnati: 36' clear . Calf ar.
rived, . 90 track. Closing wcdnes
day and opening Thursday Supplies
light. Demand moderate, trading
limited, market strong. Calf Az <
IS 5.5.25. few $50.
San Francisco: So partly eloady.
Calf arrived, 10 on track. Sur.
Continued on page 81
Imperial Valley press., 1924-03-27
Gambling Stops
April l In
Lower Cal.

April 1, will mark the clos
ing Of gambling in the northern
district of Lower California, ac-
cording to an order from Gov
ernor Rodriguez, latest word
from Mexicali states.
The order, which includes
Tijuana, will stop all gambling
except the games of Klondike
and Ecarte, which are not con-
sidered as gambling by the
Mexican government.
Governor Rodriguez stated
that he had received his orders
directly from Mexico City last
Saturday, but that he had been
awaiting confirmation before
making any public announce
ment.
The Owl gambling resort is
reported today to be making
preparations to conform to the
new orders.
Imperial Valley press., 1924-03-27
Guard |. Y. Highways in Move Against Cattle Plague
N. Y. CARDINALS
RECEIVE HIGHEST
HONORS AT ROME
Award of Red Hats Is
Witnessed by $4,000
Spectators

ROME, Mar. 27.-Amid all the
gorgeous splendor and p"geantry OF
Roman Catholicism, Cardinals Hayes
and Mundelein today received from
Pope Plus XI the red hats that
signify their elevation TO the rank
Of princes of the church.
St. Peter s where the ceremony
was performed, was iammed with a
tremendous throng, including hum
drcds of Americans privileged to
watch their countrymen, who start
ed together as poor boys on the low
er east side of New York, receive
the highest honors within the power
Of the pontiff to bestow.
The scene at St. Peters equalled
in brilliancy and coloring the coro-
nation of the present pope two
years ago.
Members of the sacred college
came to the vatican wearing their
traditional violet robes. These they
exchanged in the San Sebastiano
chapel for ermine capes before go
ing to the Holy Trinity chapel to
await arrival of the pontiff.
Carried in state on the sedia
gestatoria, surrounded by the papal
court, his holiness entered st. Pet
er g directly from the vatican. There
awaited him patriarchs, archbishops
and bishops, Roman princes, heads
of religious orders such as the
Jesuits, Benedictines and Francis
cans, scores of prelates and digni-
taries, entitled by their rank to
attend, and the entire vatican di-
plomatic corps.
The new cardinals, cynosure of all
eyes, were dressed in their full re-
salia of office as princes of the
church, with exception of the red
hats. They wore red berettas, con
ferred upon them by the pope yes
terday.
~, Take Cardinals Oath
Cardinals Hayes and Mundelein
were escorted first to the Santa
Pietronilga chapel. There, in the
presence of the sacred college, The
camerlengos and heads of the religi-
Gus orders, they took the cardinals S
oath, prior to hte final ceremony.
Fifty thousand persons were
crowded into the Basilica, but many
of these were not able to witness
the actual ceremony or do more than
catch glimpse of the gorgeous
PROGRESSION as it passed.
1t was the first time such a cere
mony had been held in the Basi-
lica.
Mingled in the throng were priests,
nuns and monks. Bright coored eos
TUNES distinguished the various
national seminary groups, the YER
mans in flaming red, the Americans
IN black robes, with red tassels.
Imperial Valley press., 1924-03-27
81 DEAD IN
LANDSLIDE
By United Press Leased Wire

NAPLES Mar 27-Ninety one per-
sons were killed in landslide in
the Amalfi district on the Gulf of
Salerno Yesterday, Il check up on
casualties showed today
Three towns, Vettica, where so
lives were lost; Priano and Conca
Marina, were partly wiped out.
,Carabineers, sailors and militia
men have beens rushed 20 the re-
lief of the stricken area. Two de-
stroyers in the gulf played search
lights on the devastated region
throughout the night. The govern
ment is taking action to relieve the
sufferers.
Five were killed at Amalfi; ten
at Conca Marina and five at Pria-
no. -a
Roads leading up the mountain
side from the square at Amalfi weie
blocked and rescue workers climbed
over piles of rocks and broken trees
to the Capuchin hotel, where many
tourists, panic stricken, but safe,
were found.
Refugees, some carrying bundles,
hastily snatched up from devasted
homes, began to straggle into Amalfi
and told pitiful tales of death and
destruction.
Many fishing boats were sunk
when the landslides reached the sea.
Motorboats We're working along
the coast, looking for survivors.
Premier Mussolini sent under Sec.
retary Sardi from Rome to ascertain
the needs of the survivors
Imperial Valley press., 1924-03-27
Infant Daughter
of Local Pastor
Is Buried Today

Funeral services for baby Irene
Worthy, infant daughter of Rev.
and Mrs. A. f. Worthy who was
born yesterday at the Ell Centre
hospital and lived less than "a
hours, were held this morning at
Lemon s Funeral Parlors.
Rev. Arthur E. Schultz of the
Methodist Episcopal church was in
charge of the simple but impressive
service, which was witnessed by
number of the Worthys friends and
members of the State Street Chris
tian church congregation, who gath
cred to express their sympathy for
their pastor and his wife. Inter
ment took place at Evergreen Gem
terry. N'st
Reports from the hospital indi-
cate that Mrs. Worthy is getting
along very well. .,'
Imperial Valley press., 1924-03-27
WHAT'S DOING

El Centric Chapter, 100 r. A.
II. meets tonight Maconic Hall.
Ell Centric Lodge, No. 1925 B.
P. O. E. meets tonight, Elks
Hall.
''Ice Bound at Palace thea
ter. tonight.
THE Fighting Coward at
Valley theater tonight.
Evangclistic services at Bap-
tist Church tonight.
Honor Scholarship Society
banquet tonight, Barbara Worth
Hotel. 5.&
Pythian Sisters meet tonight
X. P. Hall,
Women's gymnasium class
high school tonight.
Poultry meeting tonight, Farm
Bureau headquarters.
Troop No. 8, Boy Scouts,
meet tonight high school.
Imperial Valley press., 1924-03-27
OLD "JUPE" TAKES
REVENGE ON MEN
HIRING HATFIELD
By United iress Leased Wire

HANFORD, Calf, Mar. 27.-Old
Jupe, apparently angered at Grain
maker Charles NJ. Hatfield's at
tempt to cash in on his rain dem
onstrations here, took hard fall
out of Jacob Zwang and c. NJ. Sand
erson, principals in hiring the Grain
wizard. -
The Zwang and Sanderson ranches
are between here and Coalinga and
are planted to grain. Last night
black clouds accumulated above the
properties and a nearwater spout
was formed. For half an hour rain
and hail fell in torrents on the
fields there, the hail storm being the
worst ever reported here, covering
the ground to a depth of an inch.
Early in the evening two black
funnel-shaped clouds appeared over
the west side plains, resembling ap-
proaches cyclones.
People in Hanford, Lemoore and
other nearby towns hurried into the
streets. One of the clouds was the
atmospheric agitation over the
Zwang ranch and its force was felt
at Laton, Fresno county, and far
ther north.
In the hills where Hatfield s ap-
paratus is located there was a down
pour for ten hours. Other sections
closer to the valley We're wet down
but guages measured enly half an
inch at Coalinga and nearly an inch
at Stratford and 'Lemoore. Half an
inch fell in and about Hanford. Hat
field is conceded to have reached an
average in his 35-mile radius suffi-
cient for him to claim the first pay
ment of $4,000 on his $4,000 bonus.
1t was raining again today through
out his entire section.
Imperial Valley press., 1924-03-27
Valley Chambers
Meet Tomorrow
Night. at Hotel

Arrangements for the annual din
ner and business meeting of the AS
sociated Chambers of Commerce at
the Barbara Worth hotel Friday
night at 7:30 o clock, are com
pletc, aceortIng. to James Coyle,
secretary of the FL Centre Chamber.
f. w. Cuff, president of the AS
sociated Chambers, will preside at
the meeting at which officers for
the coming year will be elected
Charles Scott, president of the Ell
Centre Chamber, will be in charge
of entertainments for the affair.
Imperial Valley press., 1924-03-27
BLONDE WIFE OF
CLARK ON STAND
By United Press Leased wire

SAN DIEGO Mar. 27.-Mae Drew
Clark, the blonde riddle of the
Schick case, came into the open to-.
day.
The attitude Of the choir singer
was an unknown quantity until she
was. announced as the first witness
for her husband She says she be.
lieves him innocent of the murder
of Georg E. .Sehick.
She took the stand this morning.
The state rested its case late yes.
terday after the climatic testimony
of John V. Hendrix, convicted murd-
erer, that he listened to nocturnal
confession of the murder of Sehiek
from Clark's lips in the county Jail.
Imperial Valley press., 1924-03-27
DEMPSEY WILL
FIGHT WILLS
AT THU A N A
by United Press Leased Wire

by United Press Leased Wire
LOS ANGELES, Mar. 81
"If Jack Kearns said so, it
must be all right. Whatever
he says, goes
So declared y heavyweight
champion Jack Dempsey this
afternoon when informed by the
Unitde Press that his manager
announced in Omaha that ar
ticles for Dempsey-Wills
battle in Tijuana Labor day will
be signed within few days.
II wasn't expecting the an
nouncement, and don't want to
make any more comment on the
news until I see Kearns. He will
be here Saturday and something
official will be announced at
that time.
Imperial Valley press., 1924-03-27
La Toilette iii
With Pneumonia
ny limited, Press Leased Wire

w WASHINGTON, Mar. 2H-~Sen.
ator La Toilette, Progressive leader,
has developed pneumonis, it was
announced here today.
a statement by La Follette's doe.
tors follows:
Senator La Toilette has devel.
oped pneumonia, His present con-
dition is satisfactory
SveÌŒt = World. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1911-1939, 1924-03-25

sanovena doba, dklka je, MI e pEAS8je NQtnp zkraA
ne DOLBY vyszt nejvice. TO lest o6fS ekonomi-
teziti jakostf zboz to opet soivi pokrokem
We vyrobe vychoyou d9lnictv4 5s tesssssss
Proto nelze otazkl osmh odinoyk pacovnf DOLBY Sc
potckS ale prve fade jest oazkou tchnicke
technicke ekonomiky Sene jest to ot&xka psychologist W.
roby Otazka osmhodinove doby pracoyM vznka ako o
TAXA mavn Problem oamihodnove prace neni pro dehf
ka vyfesen akme teno pozadavek stal uznvanou
spolecnosti; zbyva otazka, vonym case moz-
no fci ze tech ndi fteff nevsdf CO des zby-
tecny cas- vyrhsajf nejvetsi nepfatele p1kroku.
Pro delnka vznka zde povinnost Sk naznacil liz Ko-
mensky ud1at "kazdou hodinu neco plssneho otazka
ntensvn pr4ce Jestlize jdee neco an
gckeho denka jest to okonosE ze dovede vyuzk dobfe
druhych osm hodn DOLBY vsnovans odposinku yzd6lanl
rav svnj volny cas- To jest otazka stejns nleza jake
a jak dslqk pracuje hodinach pracoynh Po tsto san
&c byy osmihodinove pracosn dobs vytvofeny
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SveÌŒt = World. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1911-1939, 1924-03-25

meme provadenf n9kterych Ca
III filihu ! xastavovati jej '
! dkamzicfch, kdy je nutno po-
dati pfNnSnt vyklad a dopl-
n9nl.
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provad6lo v techto dnech '
prazskem biografu ''Svetozo.
ru" ukazku vycvikovych fill.
mi, jez byly nasi republice "a
pdjceny francouzskym vojen.
skyna vedenim. Jest odlyodne.
na nadeje, ze vycyikovy film
stane Sc v pribehu DOLBY j Y
nds ddlezitou M slozkoal armad'
nj vychovy.
SveÌŒt = World. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1911-1939, 1924-03-25

b6jovnika ochazi daleko vet.
siho uplatnSni. s tim 'stoupaji
pozadavky, ktere moderni We
deni valky klade ma kazdeho
jednotlivehp elena male bojo-
vne skupiny. Ia dnesniho zpd
ls0bu yedenf boje pfestsva pro;
styfvojin btRspoilhsmssla apym
Iyltonavatel leis ,rozkazd aveho
'vertels.. n4brzije velmi casto
nacen hodovatiN n jjediati
siaimostatne:. K tonuto faItu
musi nezbytne .pfihlizeti take
Icely vysvik armady. Nestaci
SveÌŒt = World. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1911-1939, 1924-03-25
. FILM We VOJENSTVl

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81 Sc cd stareho drilu nejen ko
aecnym cilem, nybrz ,prostIed
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spSti. vojenska strategic poS
sladni DOLBY jak Sc yy.yin,ula e
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vii a pokynem velitele. ma boj
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|dividuelni schopnost pp|p''ga, proasetaesh'!es aeas'!s
SveÌŒt = World. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1911-1939, 1924-03-25

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mdze vyplniti i}lohn mu pfika
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;jimiz by dosahlo vycviku ar
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a mono gkazdemu jednotlivci
seznanliti Sc s vvkony dlo-
hou veskerych soucastek arma
dy jejich vzajemnou souvi-
slosti. Novodoba technika je
pfi tom iikclu; napomocna
tim, ze We filmu poskytuje vel
mi cenny. lprostredek vychoy.
ny '',jehoz mozno ) lspechem
pouzfti take pii vycviku ar
mady. Film jakozto prostredek
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mezi theorii a praksi. Pfedva-
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ze byti ovsem nahradou cvice-
mi ' terenu. Hodf Sc zname-
mite jake doplnek theoretic-
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mitce, ze cviGeni v ter6nu jest
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kazde rocni dobe, . ze volbs
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je We zvlastnich Hdtvarech, ia.
ko horskych a pod Jina pred
most filmu, jakozto pomhcky
vycviku, spoeiva ' tom, ze u
moznf vojfnu pfehlednouti pro
vadenou vojenskou akci ' ce.
lem jejim rozsahu a We vsecf
/ jednotlivostech, coz u cvice
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znazorneni jednotlivych fas
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gramd zobrazujicfch struktu
ru vojenskeho telesa akci oc
stadia xastupu al do dosazen
konecneho cile. Mozno dale o
sv6tliti vyznam vzajemne poe
pory a spoliprace jednotlivycf
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pred zraky divaka chyby,
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The Birmingham age-herald., 1924-01-13
BUILDING MANAGERS TO HOLD CONVENTION
Organization Covering Country Is
 Invited Here For Meeting

Prominent men from fourteen states, representing investments ng- gregating more than one hundred millions of dollars, will come to lsir- mingham February IS and 19 for the southern conference of the National Association of Building Owners and Managers if the invitation of the To- cal association is accepted, it was an- nounced Saturday.
 Problems involving the operati tion of large buildings, such as apart ment houses and office buildings will be discussed. Speakers will be brought from as far west as Se- attle, and as far east as Washington, D. c. Earle Schultz of Chicago is president of the organization, and Gordon Strong, owner of the Re- public building in Chicago. is a past president. Both will address the as- sociation. Other speakers will in- clude F. l.. Swetland, Charles E. Doty, J. F. Douglas and others of na- tional prominence in large building operations.
 Many addresses of interest to real estate men will be made, and papers outlining the results obtained by the building planning service committee will be read. Plans for a number of large buildings in the principal cities will be discussed.
 General discussions of all papers and talks will be asked of the visit ing delegates. Birmingham will be represented by several local office and apartment building managers.
The Birmingham age-herald., 1924-01-13
ONE HUNDRED QUARTS ARE TAKEN IN RAIDS
Prohibition Officers Watch For Ship
 ments From Atlantic Coast

Four men were arrested and six suitcases of Canadian and Scotch whisky, estimated at more than 100 quarts, seized Saturday fternoon and night by federal prohibition agents in a drive which continued for nearly 10 hours.
 Two men, F. C. Whitn.ire, who was arrested in the A1iree apartments with four suitcases of whisky alleged to be in his possession, and Harry Williams, negro, are in the county jail in default of s1,000 bonds. They will be given preliminary hearing before United States Commissioner Kenneth c. Charlton.
 Federal Officer R. W. Buckner brought Whitmire and Williams and the four suitcases of fliquor to the court house, while his colleagues, 4. w. Fowler and J. P. Clements, con- tinued the raid. The two additional suitcases and the two men were fruits of the continued raid.
 The whisky was poured Into the streets following the raid on the apartment house. Owners of this building denied that Whitmire was SL resident, and stated that he ran into an apartment when he saw officers approaching.
 Large importations of whisky from the Florida coast and other seacoa< points have been suspected to be com ing into Birmingham during the last few weeks, and the raids Saturday were carefully planned by the prohi- bition agents on the basis of these tips, they said,