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Evening star., 1924-09-14
TO START c. j.
WORK. TOMORROW
Dates for Other Openings An
nounced-Many Changes
! Made in Faculty.

3. With a capacity enrolment and
continued growth insured by the gen.
;frouS response to its first appeals for
a permanent endowment, Georgetown
University is looking forward hope
fully to the most successful year in
its history.
:. Fully 1900 students are already en-
rolled in the day and evening classes
of the law school. the first depart
doors tomorrow evening at $40
O'Clock. The opening of the law
school will be followed by that of
the college on Tuesday. the medical
and dental schools on September 26;
the foreign service school on Septem-
Der 90
1t is apparent that the Rev John
Il. Creeden, :. j., will continue as
president of the university for the
time being. at any rate, since his ex-
Bected transfer has not yet been made
effective. His successor. however,
may be designated any week
Many Faculty Changes.
Students returning to Georgetown
this year will find many new faces
among the members of the faculty
AT no time in the history of the uni
rersity have so many important
hiisliStS III tic DecI IIldu6
AS those ordered this summer by the
Rev. Laurence J. Kelley, provincial
of the New York-Maryland province
Of the Jesuit Order, under whose
jurisdiction comes the local univer-
Sty.
i. Rev. Louis J. Gallagher, s. J., will
succeed Rev William T. Talon as
dean of the college, but it was an
nounced that he will not be able to
come here until late in October. In
the meanwhile his duties will be per-
formed by the Rev. Edmund A. Walsh,
$. J., regent of the foreign service
school, whose return to Georgetown,
after nearly three years relief work
in Russia is welcomed by all the
students. The absence of Rev. w.
Coleman Nevils, S. j., former vice
president of the university and re-
gent of the foreign service school
also will be felt keenly.
At the college half a dozen other
changes in the faculty have taken
place during the Summer.
Rev. William r. Cullen, is tho new
assistant professor of physicians. He
was formerly a member OF the
Georgetown faculty as were Rev.
George f. Hanlon. the new professor
Of French, and Rev. Peter W Master
son. who will fill the chair Of his
tory. Rev. Henry McGarvey, comes
from Canisius College to the profess
sor Of rhetoric, while the chair of
Evening star., 1924-09-14

| Journalism will be taken over by the
Rev. John c. Reville, S. j.. former
editor Of America" He succeeds the
Rev. Daniel Quigley. S. j.. who in
augurated the course in journalism at
Georgetown. Another new member
of the college faculty is the Rev.
Charles de Heredia. professor Of Span
ish who is a noted lecturer on Spirit
ualiSm.
New History Professor.
Aside from the appointment of
Father Walsh, the only change in the
foreign service school faculty is the
addition of DR. William p. Cresson
of Glendale, Mass. who succeeds the
late Baron Serge Korfr as professor
of diplomatic history of Europe. Dr.
Cresson retired from the diplomatic
service in 1917 after holding the post
of secretary at the American Embas-
sizes in London, Lisbon. Lima, Petro-
grad and Quito. During the recent
disarmament conference in Washing
ton he served as one Of the diplo-
matte secretaries.
DR.. Eugene Rudolph Whitmore Of
this city. has been added to the medi-
cal faculty as professor Of bacteriol-
ogy and pathology. A graduate Of
medical schools in London, Vienna and
Berlin. he is one of the foremost spe.
cialists and formerly served on the
faculties of George Washington Uni
versity and Johns Hopkins Cniver-
sity in Baltimore.
The law school will welcome to its
faculty tomorrow Associate Justice
Joshia A. Van Orsdel of the District
Court of Appeals. who succeeds the
late Chief Justice Constantine ].
Smith Of that court as professor of
corporations.
Opening exercises will be held at
the law school at $40 o'clock at
which President Creedon and Dean
George E. Hamilton will speak
Georgetown ranks as "class B" law
school this year and has already TAX
en- steps to insure it's becoming a
class A" institution next year. For
the first time in its history, q full
four-year course is available to stu
dents in the evening classes.
Immediately after the opening Of
the college steps will be taken to
organize the r. o. T. c. unit, now
a battalion. Capt Will
liam e. Bergin. U. s. A., is again de-
tailed at the Hilltop as commandant
He is looking forward to an increas-
ed enrolment in the corps which has
gained steadily during the last four
years. A similar increase is expected
in the medical unit of the r. o. T. C.
Evening star., 1924-09-14
new PAR0CHIAL SCHOOL
WILL OPEN TOMORROW
Faculty at st. Paul's Increased
for New Year; High School
Work Rearraneed.

The new building erected to house
the parochial school OF st. Paul's par
ish will open it's doors tomorrow
morning. The school is for children
In all the elementary grades and for
those in the first year of high school,
This year 1.-The faculty will be in
creased by three new members, thus
making 1t possible for q sister to
personally supervise each grade.
The high school department Of st.
Faufs Academy has arranged its pro-
gram of studies to meet the require
ments Of schools affiliated with the
Catholic University OF America, and
credits obtained from 1t will be ac-
cepted by all accredited high schools.
Standard and elective courses have
been arranged to provide . liberal
education for those who will be reg
istered. Attention also will be given
to the physical training OF students
Sisters Of the Holy Cross viii be in
charge of the school. Prospective
pupils are requested to register at
o'clock tomorrow morning so that
no time Will be lost in forming
classes.
Evening star., 1924-09-14
Roanoke College to Open.

SALEM. Va. September 13.-Roa-
noke College will formally open it's
seventy-second session Wednesday, Sep
tember II, at II am. The opening ad-
dress will be delivered by Col. James
P. Woods, president of the board of
trustees. Registration of students
will take place September Is, 16 and
II, and regular class duties will start
at 8 o'clock Thursday morning, Sep
tember lS
Evening star., 1924-09-14
Pace Institute to Open.

Pace Institute of Accountancy will
open for its new term tomorrow. The
Pace Club, composed Of students and
graduates, will hold its first meeting
Wednesday.
Evening star., 1924-09-14

The apple contains 4 greater per-
centage OF PHOSPHORUS than any
other fruit.
Evening star., 1924-09-14

District of Columbia Congress of
Parent-Teacher Associations.
The Wallach- Towers Mothers Club.
made report through the president,
Mrs. Howard Wilson. The activities
during the year included weighing
and measuring the children, milk
lunches and in supplying some COM
forts to the teachers and q few ne
cessities for children and teachers
The garden was a success. BY the
food sale held each Spring and Fall
couch was purchased for the teach
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10 AB|TYCH, IS P0RANENYCH.
| vLAk vRAzL NA kRIzovATcE DO
TRUCku S VYLETNlkY.
OBETI HROZNEHO NESTEsTf JsOU VETSI-
NOU SKOLN1 DETI.

Oak Harbor, o., 90 cervence Ma zapad edoucf o.
sobn vlak New York Central drhy do 1uckd pneho
domovu Sc vracecch vyletnfku pr zapadu sunce zde
dnes roztrs je usmrv deset osob 6yri vazne
dvanact meme nebezpeGne.
Sedm mrtvych sou deti stredni skoly Attice far
mafskem mestecku Dadesat mil jhovychodne odtud. Rl
TO cenove Food Pig kubu skoe dvanact poraneny
de'je We veku cd tnacti do sesnac roki Nestest jest
ednim neJhrozneSch oho druhu historic atu Je hor
sim nez nedavna ragede Rootstown, O., bze Ravenna
kde osm deti bylo zabito skolnim omnbuse
Mrtvi zdejsm Heprickove pohrobnckem zavode jsou
Henry. Spanger 34ety, Willard o. rdic trucku p Bern
L. Cookova. 26-leta, Acy p Mabel Wofova, 26-leta
Attcy Forest Croninger 14-ety, Acy Viola Croninge
rova, 1Oea jeho sestra; Martin Schaaf, 15ety Acy
Holden Hoffman, 4lety Attcy Eda Oldsova 14-leta
Attcy; Geraldine Schmpfova 13-eta Atticy.
Vazne poraneni nemocnc Port Clinton jsou: Fora
Huffmanova, 17eta, Attcy, ODE nohy prerazene; Neil
Huffman, 13ety ej bratr ramenn kos prelomena; Vern
ia Lepardova, 17ea Atticy poranena vnrne; Dalton
Rechert, 16ety kyceni kos prelomena zran6n vnfn6
Slecna Huffmanova sotva bude zachovana zvu, die
sdeenf lekafl Dive ne de Huffmanove rodne vyvazly
s pouhymi odreninami. %
vllet konan byl Sand, Beach pa Locust Point mil
severn6 Cd Oak Harbor Costa byla douha nebo druzna
pfea az Atticy ctyfech nakladnch auomobilech Ma
Zpatecni ceste zde zeezncn krzevatku prje pr "a
padu sunce Zvonek znel kzovatce pstala okomotvy
mohla byti sysana vzdaenos Avsak vychod edouc
vlak prave mnu nepochybne domniva ridic trucku
tyto sgnay jsou cd onoho mnuvsho vaku ve trait
tom primal vak zapad edouc zasah truck. Ma
by straSny tea obet rozhozena podel koe VIDA
enos sto yardd nez strovedouc mohl vlak zastaviti
Nektere deti mey tok ducha prtomnoSi ze vyskociy
trucku nez okomova do neho vraza ktere byly
zadn cas ehoz utrpey jenom lehci zraneni Nestes sta
saem srdci tohoo mestecka take ran6nym dosalo
Sc ihned pomoc.
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vLkDA 0DMiTk VYJEDNkVhki.
zADA BEZPODMtNECNE vZDANf Sc PO-
VSTALCU v SAC PAULO

Santos Braslie 23 prosince. Ze spolehlivych
MI sdeuje re povsaci Sac Paulo nepochodi vo
bidkou aby brasska vlada jednala mimi primer Pre-
sent Bernardo prohs ze rebeove musi nes tresty
jake jech Gin ukadaji brasilske zakony.
Pfedseda czozemske obchodni komory Sac Paulo de-
al prostrednka pro revoucionare kter zada vede pr
6 zruky cd vlady re zadne odvee kroky nebudou pod
niknuty pro MIN revoluconarGm vacena budou ejch
vsechna pIvodni prava.
Odpoved vlady byo zvyseni voenskeho lsli die po-
sednich zprav voko e zskao vyhodne posce kolem me-
Federalove pokracui delostreleckem dtoku rebel
ske predni hidy jne posce ndustrani casti Sac Pau
TO- ktere zmocni ebeove pocatku povstani Posice
tyto jsou nyni opousteny federalove e zaujmaji.
Odhadue ze vice nez 100000 obcand odejeo re Sac
Pauo nichz nekter uchyl do mensch NEST vnitro
zem JIM do Santosu. Americana jine CHI frmy zdes
sedfe prspivaj jech podporu Ones federani vosko
zmocno aeropanu, nehoz propagacni literature byla
rozhazovana.
Zpravy fronty sdeuji re ztray mezi vladimir voskem
byy cekem nepatrne Armada e neustae sesovana oddly
2 jinych casti zem6.
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MLADY BOHAc - LUPIcEM


Los Angeles, %. cervence.
Ackoli je dedicem $1,OO0,O00,
Thomas r. Martin, 2Olety, ne
pochybn9 ztravi znacnou cast
sveho zivota We v9zeni. Bude
Sc mu zodpovidati re tri zalob
pro loupez a mimo to jine
pro dtok s lmyslem zabiti. DIE
vysetreni policie, pfitomne ma
jmeni "a $1s7,500 a je dedi-
Gem pozdstalosti odhadovane
ma $1,0o0,oo0 po SVEN nedav-
no zesnulem d9du, M. Lanha-
movi z Dodd City, Tex.
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UsILUJf o vYPUZENf zIDo

Berlin, %. cervence. - Lu-
'dendorffova a Hitlerova stra-
ma Bavorsku hodla tamnimu
snemu jeho pristim zasedani
podati pfedlohu zakona, die
|ktereho by byliz Bavorska Wy
'hn1ni vsichff zfde.@Tento krok
bude pripravou k podani pred
lohy podobneho zakona v ris-
skem snemu. Zakon ten by
obsahoval ustanoveni, die KITE
rych by. byli posilani eide do
vyhnanstvi, nesm6li by me-
niti sva jmena a rovnez by ne
smell zastavati verejne lrady.
Pocet zidd We vyssich ucilis-
itch a ma universitach byl by
presne obmezen ma urcite ma
le procento. Predloha dale sta
novi, ze v Bavorsku by nesme
miti zadny cizinec, aniz lid
nejaky pozemkovy majetek
Konecne pecuje pax predloha
o to, aby eide byli nuceni no.
siti odlisny Sat, ma kterem by
byl odznak, die. ktereho byli
by poznani jako pfislusnici he
brejske vfry. Opatreni tato
jsou podporovana prislusniky
Ludendorffovy strany, jakoz i
nacionalistickymi stranami.
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sTAvf Sc "a LA FOLLEITA

d San Francisco, .23. Gervence.
StAtnf legislativnf .vybory ctyf
bratrstev zeleznicnich zfizen-
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6OOLIBERNf zENA ZEMkELA

Ansonia, Conn, 23. cerven-
ce. Vcera byla zde pohrbena
48leta pi. Catherine Rristolo-
va, jejiz vaha prevysovala 600
liber. Jak vypravel pohrobnik,
musila pro nj byti objednana
zvlastni rakev, jez sama So
be vazila 430 hber. DIE sd9-
leni lekari, pficinou smrti BY
10 neustale tloustnutf, nasled-
KEN nehoz Bristolova nemdhla
Sc pohybovati a v poslednfch
trech letech nemohla vIbec
ami vyjiti re sveho pribytku.
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PRO WHIsk0vE P0DL0UDMcTvL
cTYRI MUzI oDsOUZENI BYL1 k POKUTE
PO $4,000

Bangor Me-. 23. cervence. Muzi keri udali mena
jako Hugo Sachs Bernard Punket Cleveandu, Harry
Burpee Charles Haycock Eastport, Me- prohlasi
vinnym pred federanim soudcem Petersen spknut pre-
soupeni prohbicniho zakona pokusem propasovan 500
beden whisky do Clevelandu cervenci, 1928.
Dosta vyber bud zapatit po $4,000 pokuty neb
ztraviti rok den federalni trestnici Atlantic.
Obzalovani ukryli whisky zasce sardnek urcene pro
Sachse Plunketta jmeno velkogroce firmy ktere
skutecnos nebylo Kara bya zabavena cenm zrzenci
Vanceboro Me- Soudce skr zslobu prot Nine Sachsove
Cleveandu jezto dospe presv6dcen nem9a Icast
spiknuti
Frank Kozeka Carl L. Ficken auditor jednom skla
dis Cevelandu slecna Vera Rowey kerkyne edne
ezncni kanceari tamez vystoupi jako vadn svedkove
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PA$0vkNi cIzozEMct.

Newport, VT. 23 cervence - Do v6zeni plneho cizo-
zemcI dopadenych p pokusu dosat pres hranice pf
inspekori pTived dalsi Armeny
tki til muze Montreau obvinen ze Jim chte pomoc
do Spoenych Statl. Armen, zatceni vlaku Orleans
e do providence Pasovan czozemcd vzrosto do dzas
nyeh stoupen platnos noveho prstehovalec
keho zakona
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risky vYsLANEc PovEkEN BRlTANI(.

Washington, %. - Plnonocny mnistr Irske-
no Svobodneho Satu zaume msto dipomackem sboru
Washngton9 pov9fen brtskou vadou aby jednal primo
vaou Spoenych Statd sech vecech kajcfch primo
Irsk@ho Svobodneho Statu Forr&ni oznameni ucin1
bylo odborem situ po dem vyjednavan ez vede
bylo vladou londtnskou. Prvnim rskym vyslan-
bude nepochybnx prof T. E. Smddy, hlava nedfedn r
sk6 misse pftomn6 Washington9. 1a
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70 DETl ZAHYNuL0. " DIvADLE.

Vera Cruz, Mexiko, 23 cervence. - Dvacet d6t byfo
uslapano sedmnact osob poraneno Ensava divae dne
vecer kdyz film jednoho obrazku vza zpdsob zdese
nj mez divaky Tito domnvali ze staveni byo zapae
kdyz film explodoval kde kdo hnal Sc vychoddm.
Nejvice zahynulo malych d6ti ktere byly galerii
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CD, ktere konaly zde schulz
Evcera, jednomysln6 indorsova-
". La Toilette -Wheelerdv lis
tex. ella kampan N,x&jmu tech
to kandid&tI je pl&novana.
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Pafiz, 23. cervence - Pan p. William G. McAdoo
owl poloz dnes vekou kytici ri hrobku neznamehe
vojaka menem rodiny zesnuleho presdenta Wlsona Pi
McAdoo-ova jest jeho dcera. s
Imperial Valley press., 1924-01-25
EVERYTHING SET
FOR BIG DAIRY
DAY FEST w AL

Everything is in readiness for the
big Dairy Day celebration at City
Park tomorrow, under the auspices
of the El Centre Chamber of Com
merce, according to r. Ii. Cary,
chairman of the committee in charge
of the occasion.
Already men prominent III the
dairy industry throughout the south
ern part of the state have been ar
irving in FL Centre, and many more
will come here before the program
commences tomorrow.
One feature of the program which
is aIousing considerable attention is
the appearance of the crack band
of the Northern District of Lower
California, which will be hear in
several numbers. This band has at
tanned an enviable reputation
throughout the valley and ITS Sun
day concerts in Mexicali are at
tended by large numbers of Amerl
cans who enjoy good music.
The band has been given permIs-
sion to appear in FL Centre through
the courtesy of Governor Rodriguez,
whose willingness to cooperate in
making the day an enjoyable one is
greatly appreciated by the commit
tee in charge of the Dairy Day cele-
bration. 4...-,s.,z T.. %.
Residents of El Centre are urged
by the committee in charge to visit
the City Park some time during the
day. If it is impossible to remain
throughout the program, they should
at least be there for a portion of it,
as it is but fitting that they should
show interest In the industry upon
the success of which many of them
depend for their livelihood.
Imperial Valley press., 1924-01-25
Black Pearls of
Russian Czarina
Now in America

WASHINGTON, Jan. 25-A $780,
600 string of black pearls that once
glistened at Imperial Russian court
functions will adorn the blonde beau
ty of Mrs. Peter Goelet Gerry, wife
of the senator from Rhode Island, 1t
was learned today by friends who
have been allowed a glimpse OF the
gems.
The pearls, said to be part OF
the Russian crown jewels belonging
TO the late cZarina, were purchased
by Mrs. Richard Townsend, Mrs.
Gerry's mother, rs birthday gift
for her daughter, according to
friends.
While Mrs. Townsend and Mrs.
Gerry refused to discuss the pur-
chase of the pearls, friends said to-
day they were obtained through
Prince Felix Yousoupoff, reported to
be one of the slayers of Rasputln
the monk adviser of the late ear.
The pearls are said to be the most
perfect string of black pearls IN
the world.
The string is opera length, the
gems graduated from the size of
pea 10 half an inch in diameter.
Imperial Valley press., 1924-01-25
TODAY'S LETTUCE MARKET
BY BUREAU OF AGRICULTURAL ECONOMICS
9. E. Schultz, Local Representative

Carlot shipments reported in the
United States, Thursday, January
"a:
Arizona II, Imperial Valley 7S,
Florida "a, Texas l. Total HI.
Origin of Imperial Valley ship
ments yesterday:
Brawley 81, Imperial 6, FL Centro
10, Heber 10, Calexico 6. Total rs.
Cars ordered in the Imperial Val
ley for today's loading, rs.
Cars shipped in United States on
same date last year 1872.
Cars shipped Imperial Valley on
same date last year 106.
Shipping point information
FL Centre, Calf: Thursday, Jan
"A. Demand slow, trading light,
market duh for small stock, demand
moderate, market steady for large
stock. Carloads /. o. b. cash track,
U. S. grade No. loaded mostly IS.
l.35.40; is and IS 1.10-30, depend
ing on percentage of 5 dozens and
quality. Cash to growers per pack
ed out crates best stock, packing
is and larger 65-15c, most stock
packing heavy to fives and shows
wide range in quality and condition
account frost injury, selling 10000.
Terminal f. o. B. Auction Sales
Thursday, All Cities; Imperial Val
ley, ear U. s. grade No. l, 1919,
Ariz. ear showing some frost in
jury 100. go
Telegraphic reports of today S
sales to jobbers unless otherwise
stated. "
Kansas City: IA partly cloudy, q
Calf. arrived. Is diverted. IL on
track, Supplies liberal. Demsnd
slow, market dull. Calf. $50
Philadelphia: 80 cloudy. | Calf.
5 Fla. arrived. % on track. Supplies
moderate. Demand moderate, mar
ket steady. Ariz & Calf 2.00-2.50.
Chicago; l5' cloudy. Cold wave
Imperial Valley press., 1924-01-25
So. Cdl Mayors,
Eminent Men uO
To Washington

LOS ANGELES, Jan. 2j.--A
group of prominent Southern Cali
fornia men will leave Sunday for
Washington to work for the boul-
der canyon dam project before con
gress.
The delegation will include May
or George +. Cryer Of Los Ange-
les; Mayor Evans of Riverside
Mayor John l.. Bacon of San Die
90; c. II. Windham, ely manager
Of Long Beach; Professor ". =.
Durand, member Of the Los Angeles
power bureau board of consulting
engineers and Chief Engineer Will
liam Mulholland, of the Los An
geles water department.
The board of directors of the
los Angeles chamber of commerce
yesterday gave the Boulder dam pro
jcct its full endorsement, which
ACTION is considered as Il very i'm
rortant contribution to the affirm.
ative side of the moonted subject.
President William Lacy sent 9
telegram to President Coolidge call
ing his attention to the facts Of
the matter. 1t read in part: "Con
Germ felt generally throughout
Southern California and southwes
prompts us to urge your excellency
to see Iih&t the matter is given ex
peditious attention by the proper
committee.
Imperial Valley press., 1924-01-25
Purse Snatcher
Is Busy Again,
Blame Mexican

Miss Alta Ruff Of the Park
View Apartments was the victim Of
purse snatcher last evening about
G.3O when returning to her home.
On Sixth street near the Methodist
church q man who had evidently
been following her some time quick
ened his steps and snatehed her
handbag which she was carrying OH
her arm. The man, who looked like
q Mexican, according to Miss Ruff,
fled through au alley and was lost
IN the darkness by the time assist
ance reached Miss Ruff, who
screamed for help.
A coincidence of the case was
that the purse contained nothing in
the way of money but n Mexican
coin Miss Ruff was saving as a
souvenir. However, there were val.
liable letters and a fountain pen
which she is anxious to recover.
She states that if any one finds
the abandoned purse with its con.
tents, she will appreciate if it they
communicate with her at her apart.
ment. i
This is the third theft of Il SINH
lar nature in the past few weeks
and women are urged to carry as
little money as possible with them,
if they find it necessary to be on
the street after dark. .e N.
Imperial Valley press., 1924-01-25

predicted Ariz. % Calf. arrived.
10 on track. Supplies liberal. De-
mand moderate, trading moderate,
market about steady. Imp. Valley
4 Ariz. 33es, is, 4ISs 2.50-65., few
fancy 2.75, frozen all sizes 2.25.40.
Cincinnati: 35' raining. 3 Ariz. 4
Calf. arrived. l6 on track. Supplies
liberal. Demand slow, market dull.
Calf. & Ariz. best 1850, poorer
some frosted low as 100.
Denver: 25' clear. / Ariz. arriv-
ed. . on track. Supplies moderate.
Demand moderate, market steady.
Ariz. Imp. Valley, 31as 2.50-75.
st. Louis: %" clear. Ariz. s
Calf. arrived. Is on track. Supplies
liberal. Demand moderate, market
steady. Calf. IS 2.225; 3iss, IS
2.35-65. frozen stock 1.l.e5.
Pittsburgh; so cloudy. 3 Ariz,
Calf. arrived. 81 on track. Supplies
liberal. Demand slow, market dull.
Calf. Imperial Valley, 2.25.50.
Other districts, best 2,25.50 poorer
decayed low as l.50 Ariz. 2.25.50.
Boston; So raining. Calf,
Fla. arrived. on track. Supplies
moderate. Demand moderate for
good stock, market about steady,
Calf. best mostly $50, fancy 2.75,
poorer 1.75-2.25.
Minneapolis: i below, clear.
Calf arrived. 7 on track. Supplies
liberal. Demand slow, market steady.
Calf. 275-3.
New York: 36' partly cloudy. ie
Ariz. IL Calf. - Fla arrived.
Western supplies liberal. Dcmnnd
slow, market slightly weaker. Ariz.
& Calf l.75-2.25, mostly l.75.e.
Cleveland; 2l' cloudy. Ariz, q
Calf, 4 Fla arrived, II on track.
Supplies heavy. Demand slow, mar.
ket weaker, Imp. Valley, sias and
4ias best $50, some frosted i.30.
200 Ariz. hest 3Hs TO 4las ESQ,
some frosted 1900.
Imperial Valley press., 1924-01-25
New Lie Detector
Makes Man
Confess

LOS ANGELES, Jan. 25.-As
he watched the little red lines
move up and down on a paper
before him, lines that recorded
the changes in his heart beat
and his breath, Bert Vernon,
negro, broke down and con-
fessed that on January %, he
had murdered Luther Wills,
The confession was obtained
by means of an "emotiograph
commonly called lie detector,
which is being installed in the
Los Angeles police department.
Its use is recommended because
no matter how well man may
control the expressions of his
face and the movement of his
hands, he is certain to betray
emotion by the change in his
heart beat, and his breath, ae-
cordihg to those familiar with
the instrument.