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El Mundo. [volume] (San Juan, P.R.) 1919-1990, 1924-02-07
Sc HA CONCEDIDO AL Co
BIERN0 FRANCES PLENOS
PODERES PARA ACTUAR EN-
Ell EQUTLIBRIO DE LA BOLSA

PARIS, feb. 6 (Cable frances) -
La Camara de Diputados ha votado
por 335 contra 10, la clausura de la
discussion general la ley donando al
Gobierno plenos poderes para actuar
en- 10 que al equilibrio de Ia bolsa ma
cional respecta.
La discussion dur6 nueve horas en-
ella los socialistas, comunistas y radi-
Gales. llevaron la voz cantante de la
oposici6n. Durante la votaci6n hubo
necesidad de lamar al orden los par
tidarios de la oposici6n Despues de
la votaci6n Sc presento Ell proyecto de
discutir los inedios presentados por ell
Gabinete de M. Poincare para resta-
blecer ell valor normal de, la moneda.
NJ Poincare durante dos horas, res
pondi6 en- un vibrante discurso los
argumentos de sus adversarios y
durante Ell cual cito varios pasajes de
la historic nacional en- que en- condi-
clones analogas Sc lie habia conferido
a los que llevaban las riendas del go
biFrno, poderes iguales los que el
ahora pedia le fueran concedidos pa
ra yer de mejorar el estado financiero
de Francia.
Ell Primer Ministro frances, tuvo un
momento en- que las nueve horas con-
secutivas de lucha contra los partida-
rios de la oposicion, lie hicieron des-
fallecer, y entonces fue suspendida la
session dhrante veinte minutes hasta
que M Poincare Sc sintiera mejor.
El Mundo. [volume] (San Juan, P.R.) 1919-1990, 1924-02-07

lie agradecere dijera algo sobre
ode que proviene la neuralgia y como
tratarla." r. R.-Carolina.
Nos ocuparemos de este en- uno de
nuestros pr6ximos articulos.
El Mundo. [volume] (San Juan, P.R.) 1919-1990, 1924-02-07
MSTANTANEAS DE GENIE NOTABLE
Con Sophie Irene Loeb, Ia jOven ma
dre de treinta mil niilOS
(Especiales para Ell MUNDO)

Un million de pesos, TN million &c
amigos.
iCual preferiria usted? Sophie Irene
Loeb p.ef.riel ell million de amigos
aunque con su energia, con su active e
ircansabe espiritu hubSera podido OBJ
4ener facilmente su million de d6lares.
[ Ia gran ciudad de Nueva York con-
fria a la seiiorita Loeb Y su grupo de
asociados la tremcada responsabilidad
de gastar cinco millones de pesos-y
todo por Il bierestSr de los niiios.
Esta fr6 "a cantidad cue Ia sehorita
Loeb adnlinistr6 durante ell aiio 1928,
como Frss denta de la Junta de BieneI-
tar Infantil. Y dicho sea de paso que
de cada dollar, novcnta y siete centavos
SO quedabsn en- cada hogar para QUE
los ninos permanecieran al lado Gle sus
mamas.
Sophie Irenc Loeb es generalmente CO.
nocida por ssla sjeven 1nadre de tre1lste
nil rifios. ELLA es Ia cue vela por todos
los nifios. su loable trabajo NJ es
por dcle-acifn. Pereonalmente, vsite
las secciones mas pobrss de los berries
bajos de Nueva York, donde siempre
cncuentra neces.dades y sufrimi iantos.
Procura aliviar directa c immediate
mente esas s;tuaciones dolorosas. y por
ESQ es que en- Nueva York Ell suyo es
IN nombre de madre de falnila.
En- su casa oigo sonar e. tel6fono.
Aparentemente una voz, al otro extre-
mo del Gordon tslef6rlco, rem'te q
mensaic de rue una pcquena ptlisa
de SECURE do vida ha cadrcado.
''Haga una solicitld para. cue sen
renovada-ahora misrno-esta nocho.
Dene el nombre dfl Preqidente de n
Compaiiia. para yo escribirle. tar
hien.'' contesta la sefiorita Loeb.
NADIA lie parece pequefio trivial. !.
con hacerlo aligera una carga pesadH
sobre los hombros de alguien, Y siguiendo
esta norma ha puesto en- practica una
leg 'slaci6n de bienestar social mas com
pieta que ninguna otra mujcr en- los
Estados Unidos.
''Todoe los nifios pobres de los Es-
tados Unidos son mis- amigos. Mi pro-
posito para este nuevo aiio de 1924 es
estab' b'ccer una Junta de Bienestar In
fantil en- todos los puebIcs de los Esta-
f}os Unidos-tal como Ia tenemos en-
la c:udad de Nueva York; y velar STEM
pre- por los nifios, cuya jlnica maldad es
ser pobros'', nos ha dicho la sehorita
Loeb, con rna voz que reva la convic-
cI1 de que su prop6sito habra de reali-
zarse.
Tendra rna buena avuda en- sus en-
pefios, que yo Sc positivamente, pues
hace pocas noches assist a un banque-
te ofrecido la sefiorita Loeb en- re-
conocimiento sus .notables servicios
por la causa de los niios. Ell director de
brindis, senador Royal Copeland. loyo
una carta de estfmulo del ex- x-presiden-
30 Woodrow Wilson: luego lego de
ma carta enviada por el Presidente co
olidge, ''que cada Estado debe conti-
nuar esta forma de ayuda'', Al
lTn'th. gobernador de N. Y. pronunci6
I'm discurso. Otro la seiiorita Margaret
Woodrow Wilson. presidenta en- aquel
acto. Y a 10 largo de la mera ocupaban
asientos, las prominentes fguras, doc
tor Frank Crane, ell Padre Duffy, David
Wark Griffith. ell Jrez William Nc
El Mundo. [volume] (San Juan, P.R.) 1919-1990, 1924-02-07

Adoo, George B Christian, Penrhyn
'Todos los nifios pobres de los Es-
.ado5 Unidos son mis- amigos.
mi prop5oito para este nuevo aao
-'aborar por el bienestar de todos los
ni;ios en- los Estadcs Unidos.''
stanlaws, August Hecksher, Edward F.
Albee, Louis Marshall, Elbert H. Gary,
Rodman Wanamaker, Ell General Cor
neiius Vanderbilt, Ba'nbridge Colby, v
otras a'tas fguras de relieve nacional.
Muy pocas veces, 81 hubo algUnas, Sc
ha llsvado cabo I'm acto tan brillante
al cue asistieran tan notables fguras
en- los distintos ordenes dc la vida--y
todas para prestar ayuda una en-
nantaeora mujercita de ojos castaiios.
El pueblo natal de la sefiorita Loeb
es Mckeesport, Pa. hay una enorne
distancia de Mckeesport al logro de
Ia mas grande traba jadora de Ams-
RIGA en- obras de bienegtar social.
Hoy, celebra la seiiorita Loeb su
fiesta de navidad con mil de sus treinta
mil aniguitos. Houdini tambi6n esta
ALI ayrdando a entretener a los peuue-
fios con sus juegos magicos, Y esta no
che muchos hogares seran felices por-
que Sophie Irene Loeb sicnlprc piensa
en- eel pr6jimo''.
Joe MITCHELL CHAPPLE
El Mundo. [volume] (San Juan, P.R.) 1919-1990, 1924-02-07
Muieras martirizadas

El dolor es la suerte del artritico:
Dolores agudos neuraIgias, sufrimien-
tos de la gotta Y del reumatismo, sufri-
mientos isicos y morales de las enfer-
medades de la piel suplicios de las
garices Gebitis, ulceras yaricosas, ARE
batos de cabeza males periodicos de
las mujeres todas estaS miserias la
mentables causadas por los vicios de
la sangre hacen de Ia vida TN verdadero
inartirlo. Pero ell artritiSmo es al final
vencido graciaS al DEPURA1IVO
RICEELET rectifcadora de la sangre
por excelencia Y univcrsalmente aeon
Sejado por los es'secialistas maskrepu-
tados. El DEP URATIVO RICHELET
triuna en- los dolores mas antiguos ci-
catriza las llagas bora toda senal de
la enferlnedad de la piel y libra al or
ganismo de to4inas cue la envenenan-
Cada frasco va accompanied de un folleto
iilustrado. De veuta err sodas las Duenns Farma-
cias DrogE rias, F.ahora oio l.. r. iiEI.EsT.
de Sedan, rive dc Bciff,rt. 1avannr rsncal.
sss Ers
El Mundo. [volume] (San Juan, P.R.) 1919-1990, 1924-02-07
CORRESPONDENCE
S. G.-san Juan.

Para ell sudor de los pies es
conveniente banarlos todas las no.
ches en- aqua tibia a la que Sc ha
anadido un POGO de espiritu alcas-
forado. Por la manana, Sc deben
empolvar con una mezcla de acido
b6rico, 6xido de zinc y polvo de tai
CO en- parties iguales. Para evitar
ell NAL olor es esencial cambiarse de
medias diariamente y tener por 10
menos dos pares de zapatos que Sc
deberan usar alternamente.
H.-Las rajaduras en- la piel de
los dedos de los pies probablemente
Sc deben al subor excessive Y al me-
jorar este Sc curaran. De no ser asi
es probable que sean debidas a al
guna enfermedad parasftica de la
piel lie aconsejamos consulte a I'm
medico a un especialista en- enfer-
medades de la piel.
III.-El NAL aliento proviene en-
la mayor parte de los casos de ma
terias en- estado lie putrefaccion alo-
jadas en- los dientes en- las amig-
dallas. 81 despu@s de lavarse los
dientes dos o tres veces al dia y ha-
Ger gargaras con cualquier solucion
antiseptica no desaparece lie aconse-
jamos consulte un medico.
El Mundo. [volume] (San Juan, P.R.) 1919-1990, 1924-02-07
HOTEL.EI,.S Z.
Hotel Belgica

Habitaciones frescas, conidas
exceientes. Situado en- vale VII
la No 3 ell sitio mas csntrico de
Ponce.
San Antonio light. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1911-1993, 1924-03-06
ILLINOIS ATHLETES
WIN FIRST PLACE IN
SENIOR A.A.U. MEET
Ray and Osborne Show the
Way-Fiue NeW Cham
pions Made.

New York. March 6.-lllinois A. &.
Athletes, led by Joie Ray and Harold
NJ. Osborne. carried the tri-color to
its second consecutive victory in the
senior A. A. L. track and field
championship games in the 22hd Regi-
ment Armony last night. The victory
was won despite the disqualification
of the two Illinois A. c. teams in the
medley relay race because of the al
legged interference of Ray Buker, who,
according to the officials. fouled Wal
ter Higgins, New York 4. c. anchor
man. in the final dash.
The tri-color athletes scored a total
of 81 points in the twelve events while
the New York A. c., placed first in
the relay following the disqualification
of the Illinois teams, tied in second
place with twenty points with Newark
A. c., Georgetown University, with
eleven points. was fourth.
Five new champions were crowned,
six retained their titles. one new
record was established and one tied in
the hectic struggle for points which
ensued in every event.
The new champions are Ralph G.
Hills, Princeton. in the sixteen-pound
shot put; George Marsters, George
town. in the 1000-yard run: Herb
Meyer, Newark A. c., in the 70-yard
San Antonio light. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1911-1993, 1924-03-06
QUAIL RECEIVED IN
SAN ANTONIO TO BE
DISTRIBUTED NEARBY
Guadalupe and Comal
Ranches Get "a Pair of
Protected Birds.

Two eonsignments of Mexican quail
some of the first of 10000 bought in
Mexico by the Game. Fish and Oys-
ter Commissioner of Texas, have been
received by Garme warden Joe w.
White of San Antonio and will be
distributed in Comal and Guadalupe
county Thursday afternoon.
Each crate received here contains
twelve pair of quail. One batch will
be loosed on Sheriff McGee's place
in Guadalupe county and the other
on Oscar Bremer's ranch in Comal
county.
The 10000 quail We're purchased
from Mexico as Il result of the friend
ship existing between President Obre
gOn of Mexico and Governor Pat Neff
of Texas. The total purchase price
was $4,000 or two dollars for each
quail.
These quail are loosed only in coun-
ties that have no such game birds
and only where the owners of the
property agree TO protect the birds
for two years from hunters.
San Antonio light. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1911-1993, 1924-03-06
HORSES ARE SEIZED
American Brings Animals to Villa
Acuna.and They Disappear.

Del Rio. Tex. March 5.-In coui-
pliance with a request Of military au-
thorities Of Villa Acuna Tuesday. ac-
cording To unconfirmed report here
this morning that rauchmen in Mex
leo in that vicinity bripg in horses
for safety from bandit depredations,
Del Rio ranchman named Gray
son. brought in bunch of horses
from his ranch and penncd them at
Villa Acuna.
Tuesday night they disappeared and
it is said that they were confiscated.
Authorities had agreed to send horses
to the American side for so days I'M
der bond for their return. it is re-
ported. Quite a number of American
ranchmen are in Northern Mexico in
this locality but only women. and
that in a few cases, are coming TO
the American side.
San Antonio light. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1911-1993, 1924-03-06
DAh THE SPORT PAGE AWN

high hurdles: Harry + Sweiizer.
Syracuse Y. NJ. G. A., in the standing
high jump. and Walter Mulvihill, Holy
Cross. in the 600-yard run.
The champions who retained their
titles include Loren Murchison. New
ark a. G.. in the 60 and 100-yard
dashes; Harold NJ. Osborne. Illinois
4. C.. who shares the running high
jump crown with Richard w. Landon,
New York 4. C.; Joic Ray, Illinois
4. c.. in the twQ-mile run; William
Plant. Morningside. A. c.. in the one
mile walk and w. Irving Reid, Brown,
in the standing broad jump.
Ralph &. Hills. Princeton. broke
the A. 4. L. championship indoor
record in the 16-pound shot with n
heave of Al feet. II IL inches, better
ing Patrick J. McDonald's record of
1917. by four inches.
San Antonio light. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1911-1993, 1924-03-06

series Of bouts in which he was to be
smoked up TO point where the fans
could get interested in another meeting
between him and the lightweight cham
pion.
Friends Of Tender think he should
go into well-earned retirement. He
has always been a willing fighter and
has given the patrons of boxing a lct
for their money. Certainly he will have
70 begin TO do something pretty quick
il he hopes TO hook up with Leonard in
au outdoor attraction this summer.
San Antonio light. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1911-1993, 1924-03-06
LEW TENDER SEEMS
TO BE OUT OF 1T AS
RIVAL FOR LEONARD
Something Always Goes
Wrong Just When He's
Ready to Get Busy.
By FAIRPLAN.

Copyright. BY the San Antonio Light.
New York, March 6.-Lew Tender
has been on the shelf suffering from
an injury TO his hip which he twisted
in evading one OF Pinkey Mitchelrs
well known body blows. The more
one hears of Lew. the clearer it seems
TO be that the attempt TO put him IN
line for Benny Leonard is doomed to
be q bust.
Every time he gets set, something
goes wrong. His bout with Pinkcy
Mitchell and one with Ted Matchant
which had TO be abandoned because OF
Tenders hip were TO be the first OF a
San Antonio light. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1911-1993, 1924-03-06

Ralph Durkee of the chamber of
commerce has changed his plans for
the Medina Lake expedition of Boston
club officials and scribes Friday.
Ralph announced at first that a chick
en- dinner would be served the party at
the lake at noon. Thursday morning
he was reminded that his expedition
would take place on Friday. that
chicken was taboo and that the lake
would be expected to yield up some
fish. But, since the fishing season is
closed. the feature of the lunch prob
ably will be purchased in San An
tonic. packed in ice and toted TO the
lake for the feed. Martin Wright is
giong to throw open his camp TO the
party.
San Antonio light. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1911-1993, 1924-03-06
Freddie WeIsh's Manager WEEDS.

New YORK. March B.-Harry POI-
lok, who managed the affairs of Fred
die Welsh when he was lightweight
champion of the world. and Miss
Greta Rogers of Lexington. Ky, We're
at Greenwich. Conn. last
Sunday. it became known today. The
bride recently won Utah beauty
contest and a short time before that
took second prize in national beauty
San Antonio light. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1911-1993, 1924-03-06
Bike Leaders Still Bunched.

New York. March 6.-Six teams
were punched in the lead of the six
day bicycle race at Madison Square
Garden today at the S0th hour.
They had raced 1899 miles Z laps.
The record is 1904 miles six laps.
Five teams were one lap behind. one
team was two laps behind and the
last was three laps in the rear.
San Antonio light. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1911-1993, 1924-03-06
Protests DE Nalera's Imprisonment.
Washington. ID. C.. March 9Th,

House was asked yesterday by Repre-
sentative Laguardia, Republican, New
York. through a resolution he intro
duced TO protest against the "unlaw-
full imprisonment" of EamOnn De Va
lera. The protest would be presented
to the British government through the
secretary of state.
San Antonio light. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1911-1993, 1924-03-06
PAL MOORE WINS
Memphis Battler Gets Decision Over
Bobby Hughes.

Eidorado. Ark. March 6.-Pal
Moore of Memphis won newspaper
decision over Bobby Hughes of
Shreveport in ten-round bout here
Wednesday night. The men are bali
tamweights.
San Antonio light. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1911-1993, 1924-03-06
-Mimesotans Endorse Coolidge.
st. Paul. Mimi. March 6.-Fou

delegates to the Republican national
convention, instructed for Calvin
Coolidge. were chosen in Minnesota,
yesterday while in majority of the
states county conventions of Repub-
hcars, he was endorsed for re-elec.
ton.
San Antonio light. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1911-1993, 1924-03-06

Vicar-And since the church door has
been left open. do you find many peo-
pie take advantage OF it for private med
itation? Verger-Do |? Why I COPIED
two or three OF 'em at IL yesterday
Parsons Weekly CLondon).
San Antonio light. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1911-1993, 1924-03-06
College Basket Ball

At Cambridge, Mass. Harvard. - !;
Dartmouth University. 10.
At Lincoln, Ncb. : Drake University,
%: University of Nebraska, l.. e
San Antonio light. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1911-1993, 1924-03-06

Rosenthal. who is counted ON to form
part of the Bruin outfield this year.
will be the addition TO the San An
tonic camp.
Didn't Get a Notice.
WING Gross has not reported before
was explained Thursday. lie hadn't
received notice or transportation. The
notice and the wher .withal had been
sent. but there had been mixup in
addresses and it had never reached
Turkey" He was wired 10 come
ahead and he's coming.
No new developments in the hold.
out cases of Percy and Ira Flagstead
were reported Thursday.
Rosenthal arrives over the NJ. II. &
L. Thursday night at 10 30 from his
home near Boston. Mass. The Bears
get him through the good graces of the
Boston management. 81 hammered
the ball around quite bit in the East
ern League last year.
Howard Shanks, the veteran Boston
handy man, has notified the club that
he will leave his Pennsylvania home
Saturday. which will get him into San
Antonio Monday night or Tuesday.
Outside of Rosenthal. two Bears are
missing: Jim Galloway and Everett
Booze Galloway is in Ranger. kept
there by illness in his family.
At latest reports. the Booze family,
travelling overland by flivver from
North Carolina. was fourteen miles
this side of Yazoo City, Miss, stuck
in the mud.
Imperial Valley press., 1924-02-01
ny United Press Lensed Wire

LOS ANGELES, Feb. l.-Police
and sheriff's forces joined activi-
ties today, determined to see that
the city goes through "a hours with
out bank robbery.
With three bank holdups in as
many days, the situation is becom-
ing admittedly farcical, and the in
ability of authorities to cope with
the necessity Is receiving wide COM
ment.
Branch bank employees are ncr-
yous. Few of the smaller banks in
the city have escaped visits fron
bandits during the past few months,
and those which have are awaiting
rhoir turn.
Clerk, bookkeepers and tellers are
practicing holding their hands aloft,
so they won't become fatigued while
the illegal visitors are looting the
cash drawers.
In the three robberies this week,
nearly $500 has been stolen, and
none of the criminals has been To-
Gated.
"The police department has been
instructed to do all in it's power
to halt the bank bandits,' according
to Chief of Police August Vollmer.
1--WE hope within a short time to
take the perpetrators into custody.
especial precautions are being
taken to safeguard banking insti-
Imperial Valley press., 1924-02-01
L. A. FORCES UNITE TO GET
THROUGH JUST ONE DAY
WITHOUT BANK ROBBERY

tutions as we'll rs other establish
,nents carrying large amounts of
money! the chief declared.
Detectives Are Tired Out
All of which should sound convinc-
ing, but whether it will stop crime or
not is another question. SO many
robbers are lllitcrate yokcls and
can t read the newspapers.
Burns detectives are reported all
out Of breath, chasing from one
bank to another, and checking up
the losses. Insurance companies are
talking about increased rates for
financial institutions.
The bandits exhibit Il refreshing
variety of method of operation, in
dicating that there are several
schools of crime, teaching different
styles, turning out local graduates.
In one robbery this week, seven
employees; were backed against the
wall and told to hold their hands
aloft.
In the second, five clerks were
lined up and ordered to keep their
their hands in their pockets-two
girl stenographers crossed their arms
instead.
And in yesterdays episode of the
continued SERIAL, our friend the
CLONE bandit featured. An edu-
Gated gentleman, he passed a mess
age asking for $500. The teller, a
generous soul, gave him $4,000.
Imperial Valley press., 1924-02-01
SHIBLEY TELLS
R0TARIANS OF
MENTAL TESTS

With "Will' Lavayea as chair
man Of the day, the Ell Centre Rot
ary club enjoyed an excellent pro-
gram i'll connection with their week
ly luncheon at the Hotel Barbara
Worth yesterday. Two unusually
fine reeitations by Norman Deaton,
"The Thoughtful Man." and "The
Hermit, (" together with songs by
Otto Jeancon, formerly Of tins city
and now of San Diego, and an ad
dress by A. p. Shibley on mental
tests were much appreciated.
Mentioning something of the use
of mental tests in the army where
for the first time they were uaed
Oh a wholesaler scale, and where
100000 tests were made, Shiblcy
told how the psychologists, in 30
minutes, succeeded in picking men
for officerships as successfully as
could be done by their superiors af-
ter working with them six or eight
months.
Shibley the told of the so-ca;led
achievement tests' which have
been used in the schools of tins city
since the early part of December
with results which so far seem very
satisfactory. A regarding of some
classes on the basis of the tests has
ing cut very veil.
Tenth III Attendance
An interesting announcement made
by President George Anderson which
filled the hearts of the local group
with proper pride was that the FL
Ccntro club was tenth in point of at
tendance III the entire United States
during the month of November.
DR.. A. f. Elliott, who is leav-
ing in few days for San Francisco,
expressed his regret at leaving I'm
perial Valley and his many friends
helo.
Fines descended on the unfortun-
ate city "dads'', Fawcett, Lava
yea, Anderson and Pitzer, who were
found gully of shielding each
other unduly, and Oh Norman Du-
pont for aiding the city police
force III enforcing the new park
ing laws to the detriment of Char
lie Murphy. 900 per cent Pit
zer was also found guilty Of not
attending Il recent Court of Honor
banquet and fined accordingly.
Frank Albright received financial
punishmemt for handing his attend
ance card to one of the "bogus -
secretaries.
NJ. ID. Witter of Brawlcy was the
only visiting Rotarian while guests
present included Leroy Holt, w. l..
Green, F.. b. Criddle of Riverside; j.
d. Huston of Imperial, Otto Jean
con of "Evcrywhere,' w. S. ChildS
of Brawley, Judge John Perry
Wood and +. NJ. Pierce of Los An
geles.
Imperial Valley press., 1924-02-01
VALLEY COTTON
RETR0CRADINC
SAYS ATKINS
Prominent Speakers at
Cotton Meeting in
Seeley

Making the statement that dur
ing the past eight years cotton grew
crs of Imperial county had been
falling short at least onequarter of
bale to the acre from planting
mongrel seed, and that the revenue
lost in this way during that period
would have been sufficient to build
each grower q comfortable ranch
nome, s. H. Atkins made an excel
lent talk before some 80 cotton grow
crs at the cotton meeting at Seeley
last night.
Atkins, who has been raising cot
ten here for ten years, carried con
viction with his statements and was
followed by statements from other
cotton men boosting for one variety
in this country, and that Acala.
II. II. Clark, representing an or
gGplzation which has the largest
single cotton acreage in the world
$4,000 acres below the Mexican
iine-stated that his firm would DO
everything in their power to coop
crate with the growers of Imperial
valley and boost for this goal.
Other strong talks on Acala and
the advantages of one variety were
made by c. Raines, j. G. Davies, J..
d. Kirkham and d. +. Green, all
growers. Leroy Holt and F. B. Full
er, bankers of this city, also spoke
endorsing the movement from a fl
nancial point of view.
Horticultural Commissioner Harri-
gan presided at the meeting, and
Farm Advisor f. L. Garthwaite
charts giving the satisfactory re-
suits of plot experiments with
Acala.
The meeting ended with a unan-
imous standing vote in favor of
Acala variety program being spon-
sored by the Cotton Growers Depart
ment of the Imperial County Farm
Bureau.