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The Omaha morning bee., 1924-08-11
Churchmen Are
Reused to Wrath
by Dress Styles
Italian Bishop and Rabbinate
at Warsaw Issue Edicts
Against Immodest Cloth
ing for Women.

Bergamo, Italy, Aug. 1o.-Any
woman who 'lewdly exposes her
nudity" is TO be forbidden entrance
to the churches OF this district in
accordance with instructions sent TO
the clergy by Monsignor Marelli.
bishop OF Bergamo.
The bishop says:
women must enter church de-
Gently dressed. with head and breast
arms covered. Their gowns must be
sufficiently long and without indecent
transparencies."
Otherwise. he rules. they must be
barred from entering a church edi'
fee, and II they succeed in getting
inside they naust-ss excluded from
receiving the sacrament.
Bishop Marelii has also ordered
nuns in monasteries which conduct
laundries to refuse TO wash any ar
ticles OF clothing which are .'indica-
tive Of indecency."
Warsaw. Aug. 1o.-At a general
meeting OF the rabbinate here. the en-
tire time was taken up by a discus
sion of the latest styles in women's
dress. and while some OF the rahhis
urged action in the Polish congress
against immodest clothes. the major
ity opposed public denunciation.
It was finally decided TO follow the
line Of action taken by the Galician
rabhis and issue an appeal 20 Jewish
women TO refrain from appearing in
such styles as cause an immodest ex.
posure OF their bodies
The Omaha morning bee., 1924-08-11
Murder and Suicide.

Spencer, Ia. Aug. 10. - Frank
O'Clair. 30. shot and killed Frank
Smith. 60. and then killed himself ut
Terril. their home near here. late
Saturday when the latter accom-.
panied by the sheriff. had been called
TO quiet family quarrel at the
O'Clair home
The Omaha morning bee., 1924-08-11
FOUR KILLED IN
OHIO AUTOCRASH

Hamilton, O.. Aug. 10.-Four per
sons we're killed and another prob
ably fatally injured late today when
an eastbound Cincinnati. Indiana 4
Western passenger train struck an
automobile In which they were rid
ing eight miles from here.
The Omaha morning bee., 1924-08-11
SOVIET FLIERS
KILLED IN CRASH
BY Universal Service.

Moscow. Aug. l0.-The soviet gov
eminent fiiers. Lieutenants Denisov
noon while maneuvering over Mos
COW
The plane. in charge OF Denosov
and Larionoff. formed the tail OF a
fanlike escadrille, which was being
watched by huge crowd. A sudden
somersault hurled the fiiers down out
OF their machine. Their plane
crashed after them.
Lieutenant Denisov was rated as
one OF the best Of the Russian fliers
The Omaha morning bee., 1924-08-11
Russia Creates Fund to
Aid Starving Millions

Moscow. Aug. io-The Russian
government has appointed isS. .o0o. 900
gold rublcs to aid starving peasants
in the fsmine.striclen districts where
the crops have been annihilated this
year.
The number Of suffering persons is
put at upwards Of 1000. 900. or the
appropriation $4,000 600 ruhles Will he
used 10 purchase grain and meat for
immediate use 81 the hungry millions.
The other 81. 10000 ruhles win he
used for irrigation works.
The Omaha morning bee., 1924-08-11
Man Hangs Self in Jail.

Cleveland. Aug. 1o.-Max Waeng
lex, 35. OF Sacramento. Cal, was
found dead I'm his cell at central po-
lice station late Saturday night. He
had hanged himself from the bars
by a moose made of his shirt. He
was being held for investigation.
The Omaha morning bee., 1924-08-11
New Scaplane Record.

Paris. Aug. 9.--The French nir pi.
lot Burri. at Ronnieres Saturday es
tnblishcd n world record for sea.
plane, Durri covered 500 kllometers
nt the sped OF i2s kllometers aAG
motcra nm hour. Tho previous record
was held by Lieut.. NJ. a. Sehur.
The Omaha morning bee., 1924-08-11
Tobacco Combine Ended.

Milwaukee, Aug. 1o.-As result Of
stipulation entered into. the charter
Of the Association OF wholesale To
bacconlsts OF Wisconsin Is annulled.
payment OF $4,000 made and n suit
started In 1922 under the state anti
trust laws by former Attorney Gen.
eral w. j. Morgan Is dismissed.
The Omaha morning bee., 1924-08-11
Woodbine Ha.l Man Missing.

Fremont. Aug 1o.-Mrs William
Carter. Woodblne. Ia, appealed 10
Fremont police today for aid In
a search for her husband who disap.
peared several days ago. She said
she wanted TO try 10 persuade him TO
70 hack home with her They have
three children.
The Omaha morning bee., 1924-08-11
Roosevelt Will Not Run.

New ork. Aug. io.-Franklin n
Roosevelt. former assistant secretary
~ the navy, announced he would not
be candidate for the democratic
nomination Tor governor this year
20 succeed Alfred E.. smith.
The Omaha morning bee., 1924-08-11
Dean Of Fox-Huntcrs Dies.

Harrodshurg, Ky. Aug. io.-John
Wesley Vanarsdan. -. widely
known sportsman and dean Of fox
hunters" died at his estate. sunny
side farm" near here lie had been
III 10 DAYS.
The Omaha morning bee., 1924-08-11
at
|StudyDrove
Boy Away
Lester Lapidus Writes Mother
That He wants to Do
j Something
Fears Suicide.
Jacobs Flies to Chicago
BULLETIN.

Chicago, Aug. 10.-Morris Jacobs
leader of party searching for Lester
Lapidus. missing Omaha boy, landed
safely at air mail field here tonight
He flew to Chicago from Galesburg.
Jacobs first step was to make ar
rangements with police headquarters
here TO furnish every patrolman and
detective with card carrying a pic
ture and description of the boy.
The Omaha morning bee., 1924-08-11
Cardinal Mercier Ill.

Brussels. Aug. i0.-Cardinal Mer.
cler is seriously III of Inflammation
OF vein.
The Omaha morning bee., 1924-08-11
The Weather

For "a hour eadins = m. August
10. issti
Precipitation. inches and handneaghs
Total. II. total since January l. 1885
deficiency. Isl.
The Omaha morning bee., 1924-08-11
THOUGHT FOR THE DAY

No man Il free who Is not master
OF himself-Epictetus
El Mundo. [volume] (San Juan, P.R.) 1919-1990, 1924-02-02
Sc VENDE

Tres casas en- Santurce, calle Lal.
dr6n 81, $3,40O; Avenlda Antonsanti
10. $4,000 y Gale Iturriaga s, $4,000.
Compradas las tres casas. Precio to-
tn. $4,000.
El Mundo. [volume] (San Juan, P.R.) 1919-1990, 1924-02-02
AVER FALLECIO LA ESPOSA
DEL POPULAR LUCHADOR
UNIONISTA TATITA

En- la tarde de aver, y tras una
rapida enfermedad, dejo de existir
en- esta capital la Sra. Paula Perez
de Garcia, amante esposa del popu-
lar agitador unionista JESUS Garcia,
popularmente conocido por Tatita.
La finada deja diez hijos en- la or
fandad de ahf que su muerte ten
ga que ser doblemente sentida.
Esta tarde Sc verifcara Ell sepelio
de sus restos mortales, partiendo ei
cortejo desde ell Paseo de la Prln-
cesa, en- donde reside la familia.
Ell MUNDO desea a su desconso-
lado esposo resignation en- este mo-
mento de dolor de amargura hace
llegar hasta los deudos todos de la
finada la expression de su mas SEN
lido pesame.
El Mundo. [volume] (San Juan, P.R.) 1919-1990, 1924-02-02
PROFUNDA SENSATION EN-
WASHINGTON

FL tiltimo boletfn medico del DR..
Grayson, anunciando la gravedad de
Mr.. Wilson, Y 10 inevitable de su
muerte, ha ..causado una profunda
sensation de pena en- todos los circu-
los politicos Y sociales de la Capital,
particularmente entire los oficiales
del gobierno y miembros del Con-
greso, que han sido conmovidos hon
damente por la infausta noticia.
Numerosos Senadores, Represen-
tantes, v Diplomaticos extranjeros
visitan diariamente la residencia de
Mr.. Wilson, en- solicitud de noticias
sobre la enfermedad que lie aqueJa.
De Casa Blanca ha sido enviado
al distinguido enfermo un mensaJe
de simpatia, en- ell que, la vez, el
presidente Coolidge y los mienbros
de su gabinete expresan su pena por
la enfermedad de aqhel.
El Mundo. [volume] (San Juan, P.R.) 1919-1990, 1924-02-02
Texto del primer 80.
continuation de la pagina A.

Pero una nueva Y mas ardiente fe
nos alienta este aiio. Nos estimrla
Il hecho de yer nuestras ideas stnce-
doras en- el mundo, Y presentir va la
inminente bancarrota de un sistenla
economico absurdo, que asegura el
lujo, las abundancias y los millones
a unos pocos, e impone la miseria
ell hambre a los muchos que sufren
Y que trabajan y que 10 producer to.
do.
Cada Socialista de San Juan debe
ser un soldado, despierto y leal, al
servicio de sus hermanos en- ell dolor:
presto para informar los movimientos
del adversario, y presto para inscri-
birse, estar listo para depositar el
voto que ha de contribuir para nues-
ira grandiosa victoria.
Nuestros adversarios han engaia-
do traicionado tantas veces al pue-
bio, que va ell pueblo les conoce bien.
Ellos. por haber va vendido clau-
dicado todos sus ideales cambio de
mendrugos en- ell Presupuesto, y por
carecer de un prograna sincere y po-
pular, acudiran al soborno de los mas
debiles; ellos, nuestros adversarios,
carentes de una bandera, izaran los
billetes corruptores en- las puntas de
las astas. Nosotros levantaremOs
los vientos nuestra vieja bandera, pu-
ra rebelde, grande Y redentora, y
con ella iremos la victoria, porque
bajo ella Sc arropa un pueblo oprinni-
do que pide pan y jusitcia, y tras ella
avanza ell Porvenir, con todas Ssus
reivindicaciones y con todas sus reali-
dades de un mundo mejor, mas hurna-
no, mas justo, Y mas feliz.
VIVA Ell FORMIDABLE PARTI-
DO SOCIALISM,
San Juan, P. R., 81 de enero de
1924.
Bolivar PAGAN.
Vice-presidente del Partido Socialista.
| Organizador del Distrito de San Juan
Julio AYBAR,
| Presidente del Comite Central Con-
junto de San Juan.
/ Rafael ALFONSO,
Secretario del Comite Central Con-
junto de San Juan.
! Juan RIVERA,
Tesorero del Comite Central Conjunto
de San Juan.
Antonio PEREZ, Cristino DOME
MECH, Emilio FARIZA, Gregorio
MOJICA, Jesus M. BALZAC, Santia-
go ROSARIO, Vocales.
El Mundo. [volume] (San Juan, P.R.) 1919-1990, 1924-02-02
LA NUEvA CARRoCERIA DEL MO
DELo SEDAN TUDOR

La division de hacer matrices de La
cuando planed y fabric6 en- ocho sema-
mas un juego complete de las matrices
! herramientas necesarias para fabr1car
! la nueva csrrocerfa del modelo Sedan
Tador Antes Sc hubiera considerable
que cinco seis meees era el tempo
apropiado para hacer este trabajo.
Un factor cue contribuy6 grande-
i mente a disminuir ell tempo necesario
ara fabricar estas heramientas, fue
para fabr:car estas herramientas, fu6
IA m&auina de grabar electro-mec4nica,
que solamente esta en- uso hace unos dos
ahos.
Los ingenieros de Ia casa Ford hi
cieron numerosos cambios en- los pls
nos or ginales de Las curvas de las
| lineas del nuevo modelo hasta obtener
ell efecto de sohdez y de belleza que Sc
deseaba. Finalmente, Sc entregarons los
pianos defnitivos al Departments de
Planear Herramientas. Sc halo que en-
total sc necesitaban 10 nuevas matri-
ces estampas para producer la caro-
cerfa del nuevo Sedan Tudor. la cuai,
como todas las otras carrocerfas de los
AUTOMOBILES Ford, estan hechas de en-
trepaios de acero prensado, montados
sobre un armaztn de MADEIRA dura
metal.
Una vez terrninsdas las matrices mo
delo, Sc pasaron a la maquina electro
:nec&nica de grsbar, la cual ha revolu
cionado La fabrication de estampas y
elimina el ochenta por ciento del ira
baio a mano, pues estas m&quinas cor
tan reproducciones exactas en- acero de
las matrices modelo
Ell funcionamiento de estas maaui-
mas es sumamente interesante. FL mo
v'miento del puntero al pasar por en-
Gina del modelo one Sc ha de repro
ducir sc trasnlite e'ectricamente al COR
tador y ell puntero es tan sensitive q
Ia presidn que ha s'do possible cortar
I'm acero duro la forma de un dedo hui
mano con solo colocar un dedo bajo 81
puntero al moverse este hacia adelan-
te Y hacia atras.
Un hecho caracteristico, sin enbar-
go, es que la casa Ford no escatima es
fuerzo alguno para producer los mejo-
res resu'tados en- el tempo mas corto
possible y con ell menor esfuerzo fisico
y mental de sus obreros, proporcionando
a estos todas las ayudas mecanicas
creadas por ell genio y la inventiva del
hombrc.
El Mundo. [volume] (San Juan, P.R.) 1919-1990, 1924-02-02
"PUEDE MORIR HOY
MISMO"

Vance Mccormick, intimo amigo
del ex-presidente Wilson, al salir hoy
a medic dia de la residencia de este,
declare, refriendose al estado de
gravedad que aqueja Mr.. Wilson,:
hoy mismo, puede que viva algunos
dias mas, pero su muerte es inevi-
table,"
El Mundo. [volume] (San Juan, P.R.) 1919-1990, 1924-02-02
iHe Abusado De Mi Naturaleza?
sEIe bebido fumado mas de la cuenta?

Lecor I'd franco consgo mismo. Repitase las pre-
aba hacemos consteselas oda ranqueza
I'd. de naturaleza, vril;
heho I'd excessive del tabaco de las bebdas acohocas
toda seguridad que rinones han rsendo 1No
rto despues de noche de ha dpedo ID
adoorido esopeado? iQue ha pasado I'd el da
dolores la cintura maestar la vega pro-
nunciado al tempo de hacer Sin duda odo
las leyes la Nauraleza nviolabe
cuando violan hay a Como dc
desarregos rnones han resendo debe I'd.
descudarlos Sin duda sgue I'd sintendo dolor la
cintura ardor c al deseos
tai tenendo evantarse media noche
cion coTtada fatgosa cntura astada perm
haer fuzas del nngn pesado
siente ID cansado abado; tene I'd deseos de
baja Ia dan desvanecimienos; I'd
readad enermo de los rhone Y va I'd descudarse hasa
NAL remedo? mo sea prudente
TEMPO remedo preparado combatr
estos snoms? Pruebe agunas las PASTLAS
del Dr. BECKER para los Rnones Vega Los bocarios las
recomiendan.
'MieStrGs fronto las tome mas Egero oiOiGyG"
El Mundo. [volume] (San Juan, P.R.) 1919-1990, 1924-02-02

WASHINGTON, Fbro. 1. Omitted
Press).-El 1ltimo boletin medico
del DR.. Grayson, sobre la enferme-
dad que aqueja al ex-presidente
Woodrow Wilson, indica que duran
tie toda la noche de aver la enfer-
medad adquiri6 caracteres de mayor
gravedad, siendo ell estado del pa
ciente sumamente delicado.
El Mundo. [volume] (San Juan, P.R.) 1919-1990, 1924-02-02
HA SIDO LLAMADO UN
ESPECIALISTA

FL DIR. Grayson ha anunciado que
la enfermedad que padece Mr.. Will
son Sc ha desarrollado sobre la mis-
ma Inca del primer ataque sufrido
por este, y que lie retuvo en- CANA
hace algun tempo, bastante grave
tambien. El especialista DR.. Kidney
ha sido. llamado urgentemente.
El Mundo. [volume] (San Juan, P.R.) 1919-1990, 1924-02-02
yENIZELOS NO .PRESENTARA
SU DIMISION

ATENAS, Fbro. 1. (Cable Fran
cas) Sc ha hecho saber que ms
tancias de los miembros del Gabine-
te. M. Venizelos no presentara su
dimision hasta que no Sc haya encon-
trado un successor capaz de continuar
sin interruption su obra reforma-
dora.
El Mundo. [volume] (San Juan, P.R.) 1919-1990, 1924-02-02

Solamonte hay un brujo en- maqui-
mas de escribir en- Puerto Rico, rom
pc maquinas hay muchos, estos son
los que han regado la bola de mi
muerte. Tele. s55 San Jose 81.
El Mundo. [volume] (San Juan, P.R.) 1919-1990, 1924-02-02
"EstOy dispuestO d..
Continuation de la Ira. pag.)

que no abriga la mas leve esperanto
de que pueda mejorar.
Sc proyecta una nueva consulta de
medicos para tan pronto como des-
pierte.
El Mundo. [volume] (San Juan, P.R.) 1919-1990, 1924-02-02
coNsULTA DE MED1Cos

El almirante Grayson, medico de
cabecera del ex-presidente, ha decla-
rado que considera su estado muy
grave. Durante toda la noche, ell DR..
Grayson permanecio al lado del en-
fermo, habiendo llamado esta mana
ma al DR.. Sterling Ruffin para ce-
lebrar una consulta medica respecto
de la enfermedad de Wilson.
CONSIDERASE INEVITABLE
LA MUERTE DE UN MOMEN=
To A OTR0 DEL EX=PRESI=
DENTE
IA Ultima. bora ha informado ell
medico de eabecera del ex-presidente
Wilson que la muerte de este Sc hace
inevitable esparandose el fatal des-
enhance dentro de pocas horas.
Al conocer ell ex-presidente Wilson
que su fin esta tan cercano, dijo a
su medico de cabecera: "Estoy dis
puesto."
Imperial Valley press., 1924-08-15
Women Are, More IndividuaIistic
and Less Conventional Than Men
According to N. Y. u. Professor

ing to her own idea of what is right
and fitting.
" Woman's individuality appears
again in her way of reasoning. Man
cites the authority of great names
and makes fine show of logic.
Woman says because" and that
settles the matter for her. The
feminine because is woman IS rea-
son; it arises in her sense of mental
fdependence, her sense of individ-
uality. Women may lack in the
great impersonal views which are
the foundation of science, law and
philosophy, but they excel when it
comes to questions requiring orig
;nalitv of idea and feeling. This
may be inconsistency, but it is none
the less individuality.
Will w0manT change? Will the
new woman with her masculine hab-
its become more and more like Il
man? 1t is true that women are
doing all sorts of mannish things in
business and the professions, just as
it is obvious that they are sup
planting their brothers of yester-
day. But these are external and
perhaps temporary changes. With
all their short hair and short sleeves,
cigarettes and canes, women are be
coming more wOmanly and more in
diyidualistic every day. Woman has
long been q problem, and now she
is more Of a problem than ever.
That is, She is Il problem for man. -
Imperial Valley press., 1924-08-15
TO ECONOMIZE
REGARDLESS OF
WHO GETS HURT
by United 1.ress Leased Wire

MONTERREY, Cal. Aug. 10
Friend William Richardson intends
to continue his economy program
and he doesn t care who gets hurt,
he declared in an address to the
Rotary Club here.
"My first name is economy, he
said, "and IN going through with
the experiment of giving the state
u business, and not a political ad-
I regard myself as
the business manager of this com
monwealth. -
The governor declared that the
school districts of the state received
$7,000,000 more during his admins
tration than ever before and that
ninety per cent of those in state
prisons are enjoying better living
conditions.
"Every state institution is being
on an economy budget
and many show a surplus after ope-
rating successfully under lower al
lowances than in former admins
trations.
Imperial Valley press., 1924-08-15
Operated On For
Appendicitis
FUNERAL ARRANGEMENTS TO
BE ANNOUNCED LATER

Many times, no doubt, you have
seen the above headline in your
newspaper Very often it has told
of some friend suddenly stricken
with dread appendicitis. The news
papers, however, neglect to state
that appendicitis is usually preced-
ed by stomach trouble. They don !
tell you that the afflicted person
suffered frequent attacks of heart
burn long before he went to the
hospital.
While heartburn is not always n
sign of an inflamed appendix, it is
always a warning that something is
wrong. In many eases it results
from Indigestion, which is one of
the predisposing causes of appen-
dicitis.
If you suffer from a burning,
gnawing sensation in the stomach,
excessive gas, sour stomach, nausea
or other distress after eating, go at
once and obtain bottle of Smith
Bros M. A. c., the guaranteed
stomach treatment. This pleasant,
harmless liquid rids the stomach of
catarrhal mucus, allays inflamma-
ton, helps digestion and cleanses
the bowels of poisonous waste mat
ters. Price $1.25. Money back if
the first bottle does not relieve.
Loynd 's\ Drug Store will supply
v1u Mail orders accepted. adv.
Imperial Valley press., 1924-08-15


does not conform to. the facts and
is not Il true indication of the SEN
timent of the members of the cham
Der of commerce i'll relation to this
case.
A decision would probably be
available within the ten days fol
lowing the Friday session, it. was
announced.
--->--------- -t
Weber county, Utah, has recently
received S50, GOO tomato plants from
Colorado, Georgia and California.
a 81, 100000 irrigation scheme in
Teton county, Montana, has placed
25,G00 acres under irrigation.
Imperial Valley press., 1924-08-15
Lure of Lourdes
Still Strong In
British Isles
by UniSd Press Leased Wire

LONDON, Aug 15.-Widespread
belief in supernatural cures at
Lourdes, the miracle place IN
southern France, continues, notwith-
standing the scoffing of science.
A committee of 80 English physi-
clans recently cX&mined the case of
girl who was supposed to have
been cured of blood-poisoning by a
Lourlcs "miraclc.
son the evidence submitted, the
cure is not proven the physicians
reported.
Nevertheless, Father Woodlock, a
Jesuit priest who is in charge of
the English pilgrimagcs to l.ourdes,
reiterated his belief in Lourdes
''miracle cures.
"'The report of the committee of
physicians does not shake my
faith, - he declared. 81 still be
lieve, from all the circumstances of
the case, that the cure was super,
natural. There is no reason why
God should not suspend for 4 worthy
purpose the operations of the great
natural laws which He has made.
The scepticism manifested in regard
to the Lourdes cures is the out
come of unfair judgments, and not
the result of evidence.
PilgIimages Continue
The committee Of physicians was
composed of both Catholics and non
Catholics, and its mombers declare
they were swaved only by scientific
facts and were not in the least in
fluenced by personal bias.
Meanwhile. English pilgrimages 20,
Lourdes continue as numerously as
before. One party of 1900, from
Liverpool, started to the shrine a
few days ago after the publication
of the physicians report-the pill
grims firm in their faith of Lour-
des supernatural cures, scientific
reports to the contrary notwlth'
standing.
According to the tradition shep-
herdess of Lourdes was directed to
the medicinal spring by Il vision of
the Holy Virgin, more than 80
wears ago. During these years many
thousands of pilgrims from all parts
of the world have iourneyed to
Lourdes, and, according to accept
ed statements, great many who
went there afflicted came away
cured. Medical science does not
deny that there have been many
such cures. But it attributed them
to auto-suGgestion rather than to
miraculous or supernatural causes,
Imperial Valley press., 1924-08-15
WOOlWine Starts
Voyage for Home
on French Boat

PARIS, Aug. l5.-Taking what
he says is his last chance at life
Lee Woolwine, former states at
torney in Los Angeles, tomorrow
win start $500 mile trip TO Los
Angeles ON II stretcher.
Accompanied by a French doctor,
nurse, his wife, brother and son, he
will board the La France headed
for the United States.
Woolwine is now in the Ameri.
can hospital here but will abandon
it after a month IS long fight to re-
gain his health. He has been near
death several times but has been
saved by blood TRANSMISSION by
friends.
He is now suffering extremely
from disease induced by constant
serum injuctions, Doctors said that
is the longest voyage ever attempt
ed by patient in his condition.
Imperial Valley press., 1924-08-15
Liquor Raids in
Natl Capital Are
Startling Many
BY PAUL r. MALLON,
United Press staff Correspondent

WASHINGTON, Aug. ia ris-
ing tide of liquor has hit the ma
tion S capital and officials from
Commissioner Haynes down are
scandalized. ,
More than 100 drunken persons
have. been arrested ON the streets
within the last few days, 10 clti.
zens have been coralled in Il rum
ring round up and scores of arrests
have been made in "a fashionable
hotel and roof garden dancing
places.
The rum wave has spread so ra-
pidly that policemen and detectives
have been made United States de-
puties so that they can begin, ac-
cording to announcement today.
A Big Drive to Dry Up Washington
Tuxcdoed agents with stiff starch
ed shirts and diamond studs haunt
the exclusive dancing restaurants
nightly and arrest young boys and
girls with hip flasks filled with gin.
Many have been taken but most
of them were released because OF
faulty arrest, or they forfeited col
lateral without going to trial.
Six private apartment homes nave
been raidcd recently and men and
women charged with possession and
sale of liquor.
Only few bootleg2ers have
been taken, the drive being con
centrated chiefly ag&inst whiskey
drinkers.
Scathing condemnation is being
made by many folks of the restau-
rant raids, who charge that the,
agents had begun their tactics dur
ing the summer when congress is
adjourned possibly because they
fear such raids in winter might re
suit in the arrest of dry congress
men or senators who don t vote as
they drink.
Imperial Valley press., 1924-08-15
Should Consider
Short Line Roads
By United Press Leased Wire

SAN FRANCISCO, Aug. 10
Independent "short line railroads
act as feeders for truck lines and
should be permitted to share in the
profits i'll the longer haul on freight
they originate, contended delegates
to the annual convention of the