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The Republican. [volume] (Oakland, Md.) 1877-current, 1926-09-16
ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS
MOUNTAIN LAKE PARK

Preliminary to setting under way
a movement backed by the residents,
property owners and the Mountain
Lake Park Association and the bus
mess men of Oakland, a meeting was
held in Oakland one day recently and
tentative plans made to bring more
people here next summer. The inter
est of both towns has been so closely
allied that it is next to impossible to
separate them in a movement for the
The Republican. [volume] (Oakland, Md.) 1877-current, 1926-09-16

& O. Railroad, was here for upwards
of two weeks with his sister, Mrs.
Jack Grimes, and other relatives, re-
turning to Cumberland Monday morn
ing.
Miss June Huntington, we are glad
to state, is now very much improved
after an illness Of more than two
weeks of influenza.
The Creedmore Cottage, opposite
Sunset Cottage, is being re-roofed.
Mr.. Winters has his new cottage
The Republican. [volume] (Oakland, Md.) 1877-current, 1926-09-16

fronting on E street near the State
road, well under way
Mr.. F. P. Arnold boasts of the most
fruitful plum tree in this community,
and j. A. Enlow has a tree of the
same fruit bearing its second crop
this year. Some of the fruit meas
ures five inches in circumference.
Who remembers the old-fashioned
girl whose bushes would come and
go as the occasion warranted it?
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1926-01-11
COMMODITY NEWS
WIRED STAR FROM
ENTIRE COUNTRY

CHICAGO, January 1.-THE Wis.
consin trade output of cheese was
3.639 900 pounds last week, an IN
crease of 265.220 over the previous
week. Prices have been holding
steady.
WILLIMANTIC, Conn. January ],
--WillimantiC plants of the American
Thread Co. will operate on a oo-hou
week basis this week rs against AZ
hours last week. Five of the add
tional hours will be figured as oven
time.
TULSA. January 1.-THE closing
of many acreage deals in the Tob'er
pool district of Butler County, kanS.
Is reported. This activity is traceable
to the discovery of a 375-barrel pro
ducer by the Amerada Petroleum Cor
poration.
SAN FRANCISCO. January il
The shortage of prunes and apricots
throughout the country has been re
fiected III the withdrawal of four
classes of bulk goods from the market
by the California Prune and Apricot
Growers Association and the revision
Of bulk prices upward. Carton prices
are unchanged.
PHILADELPHIA, January II Tho
first of a series of gas-electric cars
designed to handle suburban traffic. is
now in commission on the Pennsyl
Tania Railroad.
WILMINGTON, Del. January Ii
In the last week 22.l56 barrels OF
sweet potatoes have been shipped from
here. Total shipments of white pc
tatoes 50 far this year are 1898
barrels.
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STOCK PLAN ARRANGED.

NEW YORK. January II R).-
Stockholders Of Cushnan's Sons. Inc.
of record January IA. will be Of
fered the right to subscribe for per
cent preferred stock at 500 share
to the extent of one-tenth of a share
for each share held. Transactions in
I per cent preferred and common
stock will be eX-rights on the New
York Stock Exchange on January IA.
Rights will be admitted to trading
on "when-iSsued' basis on and after
January H. and must be settled Jan
uary &c. Rights expire February !.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1926-01-11
COLDS THAT
DEVELOP into
PNEUMONIA

Persistent coughs and colds lead
TO serious trouble You can stop
| them now with Circumcision, an
emulsiiied creosote that is pleasant
to take. Creomulsion is a new
medical discovery with two-fold
action; it soothes and heals the in
famed membranes and inhibits
germ growth.
OF all known drugs. creoSote is
recognized by high medical author
tiles as one of the greatest healing
agencies for persistent coughs and
colds and other forms Of throat
troubles. Circumcision contains, in
addition to creoSote, other healing
elements which Soothe and heal the
infected membranes and stop the
/. irritation and Inflammation. while
E, the creoSotc goes on to the stomach,
4 is absorbed into the blood, attacks
the seat of the trouble and checks
the growth Of the germs.
Creomulsiou i guaranteed satisfactory
N the treatment of persistent CouShs
and colds, bronchial asthma. bronchitis
and othe. forms OF respiratory diseases.
and l. excellent Tor building up the svs-
tenn after colds or flu. Money refunded
+ any cough or cold Is not relieved after
taking according 10 directions. ASK VOW
druggist. Creomulsion Company. Atlanta,
Ga-Auvertisement.
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TRADE BALANCE EVEN.
Canada Reports for November on
Exports and Imports.

OTTAWA. January Il (P).-The
latest summary Of Canada's trade
with the United States shows that
while the Dominion brought in about
500, 100000 worth OF goods more than
she exported to the United States in
the 12-month period ended November
30, 1928, the balance of trade in that
month was almost equal
In November Canada sent domestic
goods to the United States valued at
SAT 1926 and brought in from the
United States for consumption goods
TO the value of SIS .633.9l1 Foreign
goods exported to the United States
through Canada III addition to the
above We're valued at SS06,061
In the i2month period ended No.
Vember 80 imports totaled SJ70446,.
325 md esp IS OF Canadian goods
S469 ,823,922. In addition foreign
goods to the value of SO, ,oSO were
sent to the United States by Canada
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NEW OIL ISSUE SOON.
Blair & Co. to Handle Bonds in Oil
Merger.

NEW YORK. January II LP).--Wall
Street hears that the new financing
in connection with the merger of the
Barnsdall and Waite Philips Oil Co..
will involve a 5000, 900 issue of 6
per cent convertible bonds. Blair &
CO.. who purchased the Waite Philips
90. for a price reported TO be between
$40 ,oO0, 900 and So .G00. 600 several
months ago. and who recently &C
quired a controlling interest in the
Barnsdan Corporation through the
purchase Of large block OF stock
from Robert Law, jr.. president. will
head the offering syndicate. II is un-
derstood that the SimnS Petroleum
20. will be taken into the new com
bine later.
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DAIRY PRODUCTS.
BALTIMORE, January

BALTIMORE, January ] tSpeciaU.
Live poultry - Spring chickens.
pound. Pa A.: Laghorns. 25a30: old
hens. 24a34: roosters. 1Sa2O: old Leg.
horns. 24a35: ducks, 2oa32: geese.
2Ja3o: turkeys. 5oa59o; old. 40a45; poor
and crooked brea SITS. 30a3j; pigeons.
pair, @5a30: guinea fowls. each. joa ..
Dressed poultry-Turkeys, Young,
pound. 50a52: old. 40a45: chickens.
young. 34a36: old, 2Sa34: ducks, 2Sa333:
geese. 2Ja30.
Receipts. 0s3 cases; native
and nearby, fresh. dozen. 40a4l:
candled, 42a43.
Butter-Good to fancy creamery,
pound. 44a4s: prints. 4Sa50; ladies',
3Ja37: store packed. so: dairy print,
30a35: process butter, 43a44: rolls.
30a35.
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GRAIN AND PROVISIONS.

rTJNfnDI| iCnari.
w. ,nn n, :, 10 10
;, iit'o Po.Sht"o7. 80 ,,N,,
neans' pusilel' ~" ~, pl "asel9
sei onc quai I; lod-o. 'appdet, loi,
oT colts DO 'NeeI p o1a,oo', "a,
-:poao.oo. aims, % az q, :, =. 'o'
NaIio's, Loo' DIVA Nv. auiiiioN - ca =
. aee, ..oaI,ov. NtLeiE' cLao w. :'uh
%. tucuinoeIS. 'ld'e' f'uod 90 Nale'
pushei. 4Vd9o' LeItuCe, ndshet, o'oVd
4,o". ieppefS' crate ava .'o. oliioii IS 5,
wv -.ooa sou. oyster plants wv e:"o
alo.oo. Elephants, crate, 2.'cai.oo.
tomatoes. crate. 5.Uoa6.oe. spinach,
bushel, l.2"a Loo. Savoy Cabbage,
pusnel ooa 80. lurnlps' ID Sket' 4oao".
Apples. barrel. 2'"a ,.Oo. buShel, '7a
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RUBBER SHARES SELL
SLOWLY IN LONDON
Traders Fear Possible Sudden In
crease in Output of at Least
80 Per Cent.

b. the Associated Press.
LONDON. January II. Rubber
activity was limited throughout las
week, with rubber prices casing and
little demand for rubber stocks, since
many timid persons were unloading
apparently in the belief that the peak
had been reached.
The Mincing Lane raw rubber mar
ket had little trade. since Americans
were not buying. and spot rubber sold
Saturday for 3 shillings ~ pence.
Although there are rumors that some
pla NATIONS may pay as high a. so per
ing at the rate of - per cent, in
vestors are uneasy about the situa
ton, since there are conflicting reports
about the accumulated stocks of raw
rubber and the possibility Of . speedy
increase of the rubber output by al
least 80 per cent.
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Don't Fuss With
Mustard Plasters!
Musterole Works Without the
BIister-Eusier, Quicker

Don't mix mess or mustard -four
md watcr when YOU can relieve pain.
soreness or stiffness with little
clean, white MuSterole
Musterolc j, made OF pure oil OF
mustard and other helpful ingredients,
in the form oi white ointment. It
takes the place OF mustard nlasterS,
ID will not blister.
Musterolc usually gives prompt
ra,ici from sore throat. bronchitis.
tonsiIitiS. Group. stiff neck. asthma
,..uragia, headache. congestion. pleu-
e'~y, rheumatism. lunbaSo, pains and
..lres OF the back OF joints. ~prains.
IRE muscles bruises. chilblains.
frosted icct, colds OF the chest lit
may prevent pneunonial
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1926-01-11
DOES YOUR COUCH
n KEEP YOU -
AW axe :

There IS no need for you to
suffer the discomfort of broken
sleep because of coughing. dose
of PERTUSSIN. taken slowly.
before qoino to bed will keep you
from couJhing-yet it is entirely
free from dope" (such as mar.
cotics. chIoroform. cannabis or
other Injurious drugs, and, there
fore, absolutely harmless.
PERTUSSiN has remarka
bly, quoting effect upon the deli
cate nerves and membranes of rhe
throat and bronchial tubes, and
promotes a speedy recovery.
Known to physicians for over
twenty years and sold by all drug.
sists in large and small bottles.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1926-01-11
POTATO TRADING FAIR.

CHICAGO, January II Cf0.-Pota.
toes-TradinG fair. market stead,
total United States shipments satuI
DAY, 703: SUNDAY. Il cars; Wisconsin,
sacked, round whites, 4.15a4.35 most :.
around d.: Minnesota. sacked, round
whites, 4.l0a4 20: " isconsin, bull
round whites 43Na4.4h. -
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TOBACCO PRICES FIRM.
Weekly Summary for Maryland
Shows Little Change
special Dispatch to The Star.

Special Dispatch to The Star.
BALTIMORE, January 1l.--No re
port on receipts or sales of Maryland
leaf tobacco was made at the state to-
bacco warehouse last week. and prices
showed little change from the previous
week. Quotations today.
Maryland. interior and frosted. firm
leaf, 400 to 900: sound common and
greenish, 1000 to 1900: good common.
1900 to $500: medium. $500 to $500,
good to fine red. 5000 to So 90; fancy.
81 90 to $500: seconds. common to me
dunn. 600 10 1000: seconds, good to
fine, 31.0O to 1890; upper country, air
cured. 500 TO 1000; ground leaves
(ueNl Il. 90 to 2f.50
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HANDLES MORE FREIGHT.
Seaboard Air Line Boosts Net in
Spite of Congestion.
, pe,.lal Dispatch to The sta

Special Dispatch TO The Star.
BALTIMORE. January lin spite
of the congestion of traffic moving to
Florida the Seabodrd Air Line Rail
way reported an increase of 10.7 per
cent loads moved during the month of
December The total for the final
month of the year was 1872 .693 cars.
compared with 1I2 .09S cars in Deem
Der. 1924.
Seaboard has shown the best earn
ing power in it's history during 1926,
with monthly net earnings 50 far re-
ported showing new records each
month except January and February.
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BONDS TO AID AUSTRIA.
Issue Brought Out Today for In
dustrial Nxpansion

NEW YORK. January II N)--Ne"
American capital for expansion Of
Austrian industry Will be raised
through the public Offering today Of
- 900 600 issue Of 24-year ~ oer
cent bonds for the Province Of Lover
Austria at Il price Of 9312 The
money will he used to finance hydrT
electric enterprises. The offering
syndicate Is headed by ]. and W. Sci
lyman & co.
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N. & w. AGAIN LINKED
WITH PENNSYLVANIA R. R.

NEW YORK. January II P).-Ad-
vancing quotations for Norfolk AMI
Western shares again have revived
rumors of renewed negotiations by
the Pennsylvania Railroad which.
however, lack official confirmation.
The Street now hears that an offer
Of three shares OF Pennsylvania for
one of Norfolk and Western has been
ade.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1926-01-11

light, market firm: Michigan and New
York, 100-lb. sacks, Fellows, u. S. No.
/. mostly $50; few New Yorks, low
as 325.
Potatoes-SupplieS moderate; de-
mand light. market firm; Michigan,
l5O-Ib. sacks, Russell Rurals. L. S. No.
l, 7.25a7.5O mostly 80; New York
and Pennsylvania. 150-ib. sacks.
Round Whites, L. S. No. l. mostly
80.
Celery-Supplies moderate: demand
moderate, market steady; California
crates. 81 dozen, 7.00a7.2J.
Spinach-Supplies light; demand
moderate. market steady: Virginia
Norfolk section. cloth top veneer bar
rels, Savoy type, 4.o0a41o; Texas.
bushel baskets, Savoy type. fair
quality. l.75a2.00.
Sweet potatoes-Supplies liberal: de-
mand moderate. market fairly steady;
Maryland, East Shore. bushel
hampers. yellows. No. i, 2.50a2 60,
mostly $50: North Carolina, cloth-top
stave Porto Ricans, No. ], generally
good condition. $50: cloth-top stave
barrels, yellows, fair quality and con
dition, 4.50a5.00.
Strawberries Lower.
aulilower-Supplies moderate; de
mand moderate, market steady; can
fornia, crates. 2.00a2.25.
Tomatoes Supplies light: demand
light market fairly steady; CUBA,
skies. ripes and turning. wrapped,
originals fancy count. fair condition,
500: choice count, 400a4.50; some poor
condition, wide range in prices, fancy
and choice count. l.00a4-0O.
Carrots-S Supplies limited; demand
light. market steady; Texas, bushel
baskets. 2.G0a2.15.
Beets-SuppIies light; demand
moderate. market steady: Texas,
bushel baskets. 2.TJa3.0O.
Peppers-Supplies moderate; demand
light. market slightly weaker: Florida
pepper crates, fancy stock, mostly
$50: choice $50.
Supplies light: demand
slow. market slightly weaker: Florida
pony refrigerators. 70a75 per quart.
Eggplant-Supplies light: demand
moderate. market STEADY. Florida
pepper crates. large size, 5.00a5.5o
small size. mostly $50.
Squash Supplies light; demand light.
market steady; Florida, pepper crates.
4.50aJ.00.
Peas. ucumbers-Supplies very
light, no sales reported.
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EXPORTS SHOW INCREASE.

BALTIMORE. January u tSpeciaD.
An increase in the exports Of grain
and -four is reported for last week.
Grain totaled I.364,si7 bushels, against
7l3.513 the previous week. Flour
reached 1919 barrels. IN comparison
with 1.1-5 for the las, week. -Four
hundred and fifty four bales Of cot
ton were exported, while copper ship
.nents tofaied S30.lU2 pounds.
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EARNS $4.81 ON COMMON.

NEW YORK. January II @.-The
report of A. II. Byers & Co. for the
year ended September so. 1925. in
GLIDING income of the Orient Coal Il
Coke CO., which was acquired in
February, 1925, shows net income of
s1.040.25l after all charges. equal
after preferred dividends, to s4.S1 n
share on the common stock
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4 i' r. Sto'|ach
PHILIPS Milk
-" Of Ma8nesia

Instead of soda hereafter take a
little phillips Milk Of Magnesa" in
water any time for indigestion or
sour, acid. gassy stomach, and relief
viii come instantly.
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BETTER THAN SODA

For fifty years genuine "PhilIlps
Milk of Magnesia" has been pre-
scribed by physicians because It
overcomes three times as much acid
n the stomach as saturated solu .
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BIG OIL FIRMS AIM
TO REDUCE COSTS
One Object of Merger Steps
Is to Hold New Fuel Trade
Due to Strike.
BY j. c. ROYLE.
Dispatch 10 The Star.

| SPECIAL Dispatch TO The Star.
NEW YORK, January 1l.-Definite
assurance that the supply of petro-
leum will not fail is one object of the
oil company mergers accomplished or
rumored in the last few days. 1t is
also sought to indicate that prices will
De stabilized to a considerable extent
The oil industry is determined to
take full advantage of the opportu-
nifty to capture the fuel markets
thrown into confusion by the anthra-
cite strike and the antagonlstlc attl'
tude OF miners and operators in an
thra cite fields. Consumers are CIV
ing strong indications that they are
willing to abandon coal for oil. But
they want assurance before going to
heavy expense to make the change
that the supply of oil will not fail and
that prices will not rise to eNtraordl-
nary points.
Purpose OF Mergers.
( The consultations, it is stated by
oil men. will keep expenses down and
development work up. Large oil con-
Germs are always searching for new
| oil pools and proving the extent or
those already discovered. This wild
cat drilling is not the least part or
the expense involved in the production
OF petroleum for the consumer.
The Los Angeles basin OF California
is one of the most pro!lnc OIL pro-
ducers in the world. In that area
there are is fields, the first of which
was discovered in 1870. These fields
with their present derricks show the
wells that have been successful, but
! those which have proved failures nave
left no visible record.
4 careful survey of these dry
holes made by the Standard Oh 90
Of California shows that for Is Wells,
each Of which developed new aeld
in Southern California 3@3 wells,
which cost just az much 10 SINK, We're
failures. a ratio Of something IKE
Is to !.
Would Aid Prospecting.
The figures today are still less favor
able. The survey by the American
Petroleum Institute indicates odds OF
| 40 TO in California at present. The
( 323 dry holes III Southern California
averaged a depth III 1000 feet, or
about PA miles of drilling. II IA con-
solidation can prove ground Tor TWO
/ compa MES instead OF one, II Will OBJ
ViouSly reduce expenses materially
and permit more extensive Oh pros
pecting.
In an effort to cut drilling expense
the large oil conpan MES with holdings
! in Louisiana have Just started eN-
ploration by the seismograph method.
which requires heavy discharges OF
dynamite at depth. The earth Nem"fS
set up by the dynamite EXPLOSIONS re
veal on the charts the presence OF
salt or oil 'dornes and show the
,tt.pth 1T which these domes are found.
The companies involved hold or con
r!ul 100. 900 acres IF land which VIII
lie. inVeStiga Ted in this way tor Inc
oil AYllr
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Fruit and Vegetable Review

TodaY's market report on fruits
and vegetables compiled by the Mar
ket News Service, Bureau Of AGri
cultural Economics SAYS:
Apples-Supplies moderate: demand
limit ed. market steady: barrels. Mary
land and Virginia. APE and Az.
inch Staymans, 6.0Oa6.50: few higher:
A3 inches mostly 700: ~ inches up
Yorks. 5.0Oa5.50; few fancy, large size
as high as 600: AZ L inch Black
Twigs, fine quality, 600a6. 80: boxes,
Washington, medium To large size
extra fancy Delicious. 3.r1: Romes.
30: buShel baskets. no sales reported.
Cabbage-SupplieS moderate, dc
mand light, market steady: old stock,
New York. bulk per ton Danish type,
65.60a 30 90: new stock. Florida, lia-
bushel hampers Copenhagen, 800.
Supplies moderate, demand
moderate. market steady. California
Imperial Valley. crates, Iceberg type.
Al. dozen, 4.Joa TO. few lar@" size
low as TOO. Arizona. crates Iceberg
type. Il dozen. 3.15a4 90.
Onions SuppliGS light leEl4n
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Jars & Tubes
For Skin fortunes
Zemo, the Clean, Antiseptic
Liquid, Just What You Need

Don't worry about Eczema or other
skin troubles. You can have a clear,
healthy skin by using Zemo.
Zemo generally removes Pimpies.
Blackheads, Blotches, Eczema and
Ringworm and makes the skin clear
and healthy. Zemo is a clean, pene-
tratinq, antiseptic liquid. that does
not show and may be applied day or
night. Ask your drl'Jgist for a
small size Coo or large bottle S1.0o.
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PRICES ARE STEADY
At CENTER MARKET
Wholesale Quotations Arc
Little Changed as New
Weeks Trading Starts.

Wholesale prices at Center Market
we're approximately as follows when
the week s trading opened today:
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TOday's Wholesale Prices.

'N'S app io loilpNT NIi''l
the weeks trading opened today:
TOday's Wholesale Prices.
Butter-Fancy l-pound prints. ia
"a: tub. 50aJ2: store packed. 40a45.
Eges-Averag receipts, So: storage.
3oa36 hennery. 43a45.
poultry-Alive: TURKEYS. tor. 45a
A6: Spring chickens. 33a3J; fowls, 2Sa
30; Leghorns. 25; ducks. 25a27: geese.
%; keats. 35a60: rabbits. top. %; rab-
bits. seconds. lJa20. Dressed: Tur-
keys. top. 50a52; Spring chickens, 37a
3S: fowls, 80: Leghol'ns. 80; ducks. 2Sa
80; geese, so; keats, 10aS0.
Live stock-CalveS. top, -: average.
"A: hogs. heavy and medium, 1872.
light. choice, IA.
Meat--Beef. II: lamb. so; veal. pa
%. Dressed pork, heavy, Ia: medium.
Is: light. l6al1: pork lons, @0a32;
Western loins, 2Ga21: pork shoulders.
1U32o. fresh hams "Sa3O
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ton Of bjcarbonate Of soda, leaving
the stomach sweet and free from al
gases. Besides. II neutralizes sctd
lamentations in the bowels and
gently urges this souring waste from
the system without purginq. L is
far more pleasant TO take than SODA.
TRY A Csc BOTTLE
Insist upon "PhilIips." Twenty five
cent and ff&y cent bottle, any drug
store.
Imperial Valley press., 1926-02-22
THcATER MAGNATE
FILES PETITION
FOR BANKRUPTCY
By United Press Irn~eo Wire

HN HtIFU HON i1FNNVN " ITV
NEW YORK, Feb. 22.-Olivor No
iosco, theatr.,& ~ aocgr Euowa
;he country over, ha, fl II pe..-
ton in bankruptcy IN federal c.ar'
lorc. listing liabilities of @1.o52.4''t
gad assets If $500.
In his lis. If liah.l:;io, r~,S "H
Imperial Valley press., 1926-02-22
32 CITIES SHOW
KEEN IN'TEREST
IN SAFETY MOVE

Thirtv-two cities, mostly among
he larger population centcr.s have
become interested In tho safety cur
riculum OF Los Angeles public
schools to thc extent Of writing 20
The public safety department Of the
Automobile C,uh # Southcrn Cat
fornia for full details Of the plan
used
Included in the list are requests
From licnoluiu. Nict@ria. Is. C., On
,&r;o. ANA %o'lc5a. Nev,eo.
Los Angeles is credited witch pjo-
necring safety obstruction op -
-->tom"t;r 9nl "rann'*"d bass IN
The public schools THIS work Was
iuau@urair] >r&c Five v":rs ago
when TIE hoarl of pIrcatiou coop
arst,.' 1siDh ;hr public safety de-
3amrent If In trwct:i' c'nb IN Il
-,z>te"= T -ate't t1s-t.urtiop IA t'le
lower &ladcs. Hoe,eH,ag as "a ~.
pariorat IN tes, ~ch"ul>. .he
werf haS been &cveiopof uut,l j; IN
''E'cs Unior hig', sr'o , aal Has "'.-
.eGdrd % III pas e Southcrn Cal
itoruja
Definite results were first noted
WHOM i was pussih'c Ia make com
parative figures for the Years 1923
Wud 1871. These Indicated . uar'
ID decrease IN fatal acridents amone
children Of school age in the face
= IN increase in ro'1'at'.u GrJ
nrmber If motor rars N n-o. A.
rprnc"m"Ht Of 'hi> s:c, esfu! cav
hating Of u rising tide Of ;avcni'c
fatalities attracted attention ~"
country over, leading to u th"rouoF
Investigation Of Los AGgc'". m.'l.
o@S on the Part IF many p1n9'at,ma
eentrrS IL the cost
hlaoH" tLa ritirs th.t har. aaulj,H
- trc Nu,cuuh,iy a." Of Sou he.
California for It's conu'ctc pl3p ii
srfrt" n a school project ere iu
GUIDED the following:
N'~ Yo"k city Hhi'"deiphip. Pa.
Brooklyn, Springfield. Mass, Btrl,c.
'oT, fouahheensir, Madison, Wis.
Ninnc"ra"s. Rohcilr Lane llonolula,
Fagt William. Ontario, Canada,
Gru~hton, Naro. Ari2.. Nictoria L.
=. bAneniX. Tcgrc iiauto. Ind,
Springfield No. M2Ihins'or; "i,e
n!rfi~, Wvo.; Pr4u. w.. II oyll w..
= H., Eensas city. Eons.: 9"u-,rs
W'.o.; Htrioghant. N'a.. H.'ta.'.o
H7ss.; Drtiait, Mi.H.: EsueEostrr.
We: Noorinar. M'r1.: ~a,r.r.
We, kutl1oEn. Pa. msl Nj. Louis
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