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Imperial Valley press., 1926-09-27
DRUGGISTS SEEK
AID FROM RIGID
PROHIBITION
BH 1 nifcd Press Leased ~ ire

FRENCH LICK SPRINGS, Ind.
Sept. .7.-RouScd bv the rutroach
mcnt Of prohibition enforcement IN
tie field of legitimate alcohol in
dustries. America S leading whole
sale druggists, 40 strong are pre-
pairing TO draft effective rvlict
treasures as they assembled at
French Lick Springs, Ind, TOR the
National Wholesale Druggists As
sociation convention, beginning to
day.
Charges that prohibition officials
trc overriding respected Physic-
iaRS opinions regarding need OF
liquors for medical purposes and
that ovcrzealous dry agents are
losing sight of the welfare OF
manufacturers of anti-frcczc >oiu-
tious for automobiles. makers OF
artificial silk and other handlers
and users of industrial alcohol will
bc aired at the convention.
Two proposed solutions Of pres
ent day prohibition problems, as
they influence the wholesale drag
industry will be presented 10 the
convention by DR.. William Jay
Schieffelin of New York City and
{. Hahion Kline of Philadelphia,
chairmen Of committees authorized
to study the situation. Open dis
cu3sion by the entire convention
will follow presentation Of their
rcccommc ndatIonS.
Need for Congressional iegisIa-
tion to end the price cutting Har
between manufacturers of trade
marked articles and their distribu-
tors will also hc discussed by thair-
man Kline. g. Barrct Mo&ley ot
Indianapolis, Ind, member Of the
jury which is Judging "price peace
plans. for which $4,000 IN
prizes is offered, will address the
assem- blage.
Imperial Valley press., 1926-09-27
BY c. T. MAILMAN
Insoe0 Press Staff Corresrnodent

A @~'Fo t'beNA SOiA SG'AlOOOlll
CARDIFF. sept. 27.-As ne guest
The Iron and Coal Trade Review. -
the organ of the mining industry of
Great Britain, representative of
Tie United Press, with other news.
paper correspondents. was taken on
Nhirlwiud tour of some Of tn,
South Wales coal fields ''to iudg,
whether the miners wives and chil-
drcn are starving
The impression left upon one Oh.
server WAS that iu the worst districts
The conditions are severe - more
severe than the prime minister was
aware but that i'm the better dis
trict>. where communal kitchens and
similar enterprises are run. the
miners can hold ont fer many weeks
more.
Cardiff is silent port. almost q
stricken port. At least 10000 men
are Ont Of work. ships have ceased
II come into Cardiff looking for
coal On the other hand. TIVE or
tHee arrive a.'l bringing coal.
somewhat 70 a.. Embarrassment of
thc port since The latter i equipped
auiY fur transferring coai from the
Jand iuto ships and not tfom ships
to the land. ObsoIc>cent cranes.
with buckets filled hv hand. have
been pressed into service. This
foreign coal goes ur the valley u
the various iron. steel and tin plants
Of Guest. Keen and NcttlefoIdS-th the
firm in which Nir Austin Chamber
lain aud his family are interested.
Speeding zap the valley of the Riv-
Imperial Valley press., 1926-09-27
HUPMCBILE USED
FOR TRAVEL BY
ELDERLY COUPLE

+. q. Moffat retired business man,
and wife of Kansas City believe ia
seeing America first. And they
believe that the best way 20 see IL is
by automobile. Pullman Is "a llup
mobile eight sedan aud is one of the
reasons given them for the pleasure
they have in touring.
1--WE have been 10 three corners
of the United States and We will see
the fourth before kong saws Mr..
Moffat. "Our enthusiasm for travel
has not been ahatcd even with the
large number of miles we have coy
cred. y night 5 rest and we are
eager to start on another days jour.
ney no matter how far we Travelled
the preceding day.
1--WE have covered the best and
worst of the roads in nearly every
state, but we have mover been de.
tanned because our ear would not
pull through. Nor were We the
least uncomfortable when travelling
in our HupmobiIr. An roads are
the same TO us.
ION some of our far western
travels We have climbed hills that
We're marked rs high rs - per cent
grade, we have been through what
seemed endless miles of sand roads
and have never been forced to stop
because of the heat of the motor.
Our western route carried uS
through the deserts Of Arizona,
Utah and California. In Utah the
temperature ranged between 90 and
Imperial Valley press., 1926-09-27

100 degrees and here also W. expe
rirnccd the same fine performance
uf eur straight rtght
Here is e pariHi account of The
TERRITORY covered oH trip which
wa. hrrun iu the fan ~ lg2i. They
l,ft Kansas CitN far Miami Florida.
but Thought the longest WAY was the
sweetest 30 thrv went first ~ New
Nork then down the coast route 10
Miami They next SEE uut FOR Van.
couNcr. Canada. and from there to
old Mexico aad across 10 Miami
again and SO nu back 10 their humr
u Kansas city The wandcrluSt
was On them soon again aud they
motorrj 20 Detroit. Quebec aud
through northern Canada They are
starting south nev tn De IN the
"luud uf sunshine whcu the first
snap ct winter blqsts hats the north
"ru towns.
Imperial Valley press., 1926-09-27
SOMETHING NEW
OFFERED FANS IN
BLACK PARADISE

Romance, thrills, comedy and mES-
triv al thc>t axe incorporated into
" Black Paradise. the Fax fims
production featuring Edmun Lowe.
Madgc Bollamy aii Leslie Ecnton,
which cong> 10 til" air,,olac theatcr
tomorroA might only.
Il ! something .c}. in .ir NAY
Of !; ,tu.E. >ou,t@ug tart j act
purely Il detective yam. mo- yet the
story Of eraok. Aut into which
each element i n.cuuyd IL way
that will hol5 ,hc attention i the
auairucc from sta.t e. finish.
Tie pi3t-cgu5cr> acoCa# b-3a-
tifuI Young g.rl Wup discovers her
fiauce taS broken his word TO her
and gone barE to hi, profession is
d burglar cn the morning IT their
wedding H. comes - Ter apart.
mont. while escaping from fhe police
ANA ,hc hccou3r> implicated I'm the
affair through shielding him
They escape 10 q sailing vessel.
one ot fleet Of rum rHHnerS. fol
lowed c5co, Is by the detective. once
aboard the beat a.. captain proves
fri.ndiv t. The young couple, and
thr owner If The boat. and the cpn-
trabaud liquor enterprise turns out
tp be an old enemy of thes detective.
From that moment ON the action
becomes more and more intense
working up totally unexpected anu
unusual climax and ending.
Edward Piel, noted for his ability
to portray sinister characters, is cast
in the heavy role with Paul Panzz,r
aiding him in his villainlcs. Harvey
Clark, Doris Lloyd and sam Blum
complete the east.
Il. William Ncill, co-author Of tHc
original story from which the picture
W.. alanted LircctcL thc nI0lNclIon.
Imperial Valley press., 1926-09-27
Power Hearing
Date Postponed

Announcement is made by II
railroad commission, that the nca
ing on the application of Il
southern Sierras Power company f.
rcValuation and revision of rate
originally scheduled for Rivcrsic
on October ~. has been reset fl
November 4, at the same place.
Following the hearing at Rive
side, adjourned hearings will |
held in ~ Centre and ut Bishop, 4
dates 10 be- agreed upon. ri
commission will give ample notice
the tim" at aD5uurncG acafings
that people in the respective cor
munitic, may bc advised
Imperial Valley press., 1926-09-27
Wife and Husband
Both LII With Gas

'or .oa. / hal gas on the
stomach. The first dose oi Adlrr.
iha hcIrod. new -lccp wclI aud
ail "a, Z, g.He 4 also acipcd MY
husbund ~lu,.J Mr., g. Brink
lrv. ONE spoonful Adlcuka re-.
move, cas- tud often brings 80,
toul,hng rurf to H., stomach.
stop, thn' fJlI. hloatrd feeling.
Brugs ont o.d. waste matter YOU
ucvcr Thought wa- in your system.
This excellent mristiu1, cvacuart
J., wonderful for constipation. Sold
al Clement 5 Drug Store. adv
Imperial Valley press., 1926-09-27

directions WI quickly
ana without the slight.
est irritation or injury
to the skin. remove
frccLleS. liver spots
moth patches and all
other discolorations OF
the skin.
1t IS unsurpassed for
removing tan and sun
burn. and i absolutely
guaranteed to be harm
less. 1t cannot peel
the skin. hut i does &c
the work quickly and
with q soothing action.
DEAN : sells At soc q
tube Oh = money back
guarantee by the lead
ing druggists every
where. Write to the
Dean Drug Co.. Boob
50. Main Street. Los
Imperial Valley press., 1926-09-27
Two At Liberty
Under Bond in
ExtOrtiOn Case

LOS ANGELES. sept, -1.-Iht','
tian G. Magcnhcimcr president Of
the Sentinel on Co.,, and CLAUDE
Conlin, well known stag magician,
were at liberty under e5o,ooo b"u.,
each today following taoir arrest
ON charges Of using tn. mail, /"
cxtort $4,000 from G.. Niian Han
oock. millionaire bau.er and IN
mcr busincss as,ocja'r of Magrn.
LcimcI.
\ series Of lcttcr, 0.o sent 90
both Hancock and his wife, threat
cniug death to themselves or th.If
daughter Miss Eo,cua tlaacock,
If Sj0.c0O was not paid To the
writers. These letter, ~rc tHn"d
over to federal Officials and The
arrests Of Magcuhcim'. aud ton'ln
followed.
Hanrork and h, family We're eH
route here today from San Eaau
c.,co. and wjjl aid fcdoJ' authofi
ties in prosecuting tl. accused men.
\ federal grand jury sin take up
the ease on Wednesdays
Magcnhcimrr and Couu both ds
nicd knowledge Of the cAtortiou
plot.
"Thc story Of lugot Iron. - 9Th,
story Of steel, 80 '''Thc story Of
Imperial Valley press., 1926-09-27
/. I, UINIbl. Z. Z. UDs40
NOTICE FOR PUBLICATION
Department Of the Interior
= DU COII-NOt WllIUrdWn
L. =. Land Office At
Los Angeles, Calf.
Scptcmbcr 18th. 1926

September 18th, 1926
Notice is hereby given that Jane
l.. Shea. of Jacumba, California,
who. ON january 10Th, 1924, made
homestead entry olo@65, formerly III
Ccufro W. O5,4,, for SW NEb,
>EI NWIi, Lots 10, II. -, See. ~.
Township u >ou-a, Range : East,
:. =. Ncridjan ha, filed notice Of
iu;yu'iou 10 make Communication
Proof to establish claim to the land
above drsrribcd, before the United
State. Commissioners at san Diego,
Cuif. ON the lst day Of Novcm-
b,r, lo-G,
Claimant names us witnesses:
". II. McCuIIouah, Of Jacumba,
Calf.
Della MrCulough Of Jacumba,
Calf.
T. .. \Jam-, Of lacumba, Calf.
Samuel Morrison. of Jacumba
CaIit.
l.. =. SMITH
-7i.C. Register.
Imperial Valley press., 1926-09-27

The ric, harvest at Bigg-, Butte
county. commenced very early, NU-
gust ~, and some fields VIA rm 60
bags TO the acre.
Imperial Valley press., 1926-09-27
Men Are Not Weakening

Asked n che men seemed TO hC
Weakening any, he looked in aston
>hmcnt aud said: Apparently. YOU
Ion I know South Wales
Certainty not a colIicrv in the
valley was producing 50 much as a
hundrcdwciGht in coal. 1t was a
tee per crnt strike.
At Trcdcgar the party got ID
glimpse Of stretch Of railroad
track popularity known aS 1.-THE
golden mile. Il was short bit
# road running through Lord Tredc-
.ar : eState--a short cut for several
.olhcrics---aud Lord Tredegar gets Il
,arthing on every ton OF coal that
5aSScS along it. His inrome from
j. believed to run into many
thousands Of dollars 4 year.
R>c;, was another interesting
pot. 1t boasts one short street
which has produced five labor mem
1erS uf parliament-William Brace.
low in the ministry of mines; Yer
ION HartShoru. NJ. p; George Bak-
ar. VI. P; and the late William
Ahraham and George Winstone.
The biggest sight of all WAS Oak
tale. q garden suburb Of broad wind
NJ streets beautiful homes. = vii
age square with a bandstand, 4
.ocal club house. all inhabited by
miners.
This remarkable village was the
.Gitar ; trump card.
Can your United States show Il
mining village As beautiful as this?
he asked.
The party. mostly Americans, was
frankly stumrcd; nobody could re-
all au Oakdalc in the I. :. y.
Imperial Valley press., 1926-09-27
COAL STRIKERS OF WALES ARE
HUNGRY BUTFAR FROM SURRENDER

( cr Taft The partv's f.>t >tar VA,
at PoutyPr;dI whicl tic W..,h pro
uounce Poutvpgccth. A. L. Dauh
was The miners agent here for many
wears. Great bill, stretched away
ON both side, of tn, valley au. IN,
houses, made ot brick. clua- iu loa-
row, 10 the hilj>idc>.
Recreation Grounds
Tie party WAS escorted 70 tlu min.
ar> ! rccrcatiou grounds. built from.
the government : "'uyItar. fund.
which i>IajscJ by q taN - a penny
IA every ton Of GOA. miuel II had
! great raHHd pond in the middle.
with miners Children >uIa>h.n- mcr.
lily in it, and swings and round
7boutS. tnl Young people PLAYING
,cnui>. was certainly cheerful.
but il did net throw much light on
conditions in the silent houses.
Tie strange>t sight iu pontypriid
was that the eos I-hlackcued miners
pushing carts tillcd with uewlv
aimed caal through the streets. The
,aldr> explained they were "satetv
nr" wha are permitted bv the nm
on 10 mjue enough coal for the
homes It tie mine manager, the pit
BOSS amt other ofticialS-a strange
little truce i'll a bitter warfare!
Hunting for signs Of hunger in
De- Welcd gaal fields, the party
yhirlcd out of Pontypridd up the
alley toward Mesthvr Tvdttil. Al
most Immediately a strange sight
net their gaze. ,Iust outside the
own, near the colljcrjcs. stood i'm
ncu>c mounts ot waste coal and
lack. or duff. and dingging in
90 the mounds like -uomrS were hun
lrcj> q miners. many Of them
;ripucd t. the waist. They were
ookjH1 ter free coal which they
arijed home in sacks. This sight
vas encountered all through the
trip.
Are Not Lawless
ON The green hiIl>ido>, all through
De- 'r1p. were also seen hundreds of
l,.p 'meeeatly feeding. and the
.r-unnuc WIS advanced that ii tie
miners wives and children are ac-
'uaIIN starving. then these sheep
Nouidu =. be <sGe Tor single night.
)tlcr> pointed out that these Wes-
cyan Me,hodi~t>. and Zion Chapel
ties and Primitive RaptistS DO not
akg naturally 10 thieVing or other
'orm> II IaY1e>>npS>. For example
n.v ea, broken col,iygv window
yas noticed IL the whole valley.
Presently Il became clear that the
rig. owing t. tark of time. had re.
uI>ct It,eIf into the pursuit of
Nha, -ir economists call ''aaeraotai
.,ati>tir>" that j.. personal imprc,-
.ou, aa5 nothing else. The chil-
irrn certainty had none Of that
picturesque aaemia popclarlv assoc
atot with starvation. -Four weeks
7 >kanpeJ aat.aH> lad not reduced
hrm anywhere t. skin anna bones.
u Tar - III laym1u could tell.
IN the worst mining village visit
.. - oac with ram>hack.e stone
,uusa, aa5 with li>tlc>>. down-in-
uuhalI AM ragged popJla1iou-the
,a1el-,a compared uAfavorab.y. in
Imperial Valley press., 1926-09-27

Angeles. Calf. for free and val
uable Information on removing tan
and freckles
Imperial Valley press., 1926-09-27
PRESS IS READY
TO REPRODUCE
WORLD SERIES

With the baseball classic of the
year, the world series. scheduled to
open next Saturday, the Press has
completed arrangements to give the
fans Of Imperial Valley the best
service ever offered in this section,
in getting the returns Of the games
promptly and accurately.
y huge magnetic playing board,
which has called forth the admira-
tion Of the tan, who have seen it,
has been obtained and will bc plac-
ed in position In front of the Press
office.
The board is SO constructed that
the ball,a real ball, is always seen
by the spectators. They can even
see the pitcher wind up, watch him
throw the ball inside or outside the
plate, make Il snap throw to first,
and the apparatus only falls short
in that it cannot show the HEAVIER
moia: rning the sphere for spitball.
Ii the bah is hit between first
and second the board shows the
play exactly as it WIS made. If 1t
goes to any section of the outficld.
the board plays it the same way.
Practically the same thing applies
to the haScrumer. If the batter
gets hit, the fans can see him limp
ing 10 first. provided he gets hit in
that part of his anatomy which
causes a limp. Hc-can be seen tax
iug Il lead off the bases, and if he
gets boxed -, the spectators can
see him being run down between
the bases.
Speed Arrived
After the rapiditv with which thc
Press, through the United Press
leased wire, gave the returns ou the
Dempsey Tunney fight. it is hardly
necessary to tell the fans that the
same quck service will bc repeated
for world series. By means Of the
leased wire backed up by the cffic-
lent organization of the Unite,
Press. PLAYS in the series can be re-
ccived here something less than five
minutes after they are actually
made As soon as they are rccciy-
led over the leased wire, it is only
a matter Of seconds until they are
reproduced oil. tie magnetic PLAYER
board
Requests have been received by
the Press toGav from Brawley, Ca
lrXicu and imperial, asking If the
Press is To have Il player board, in
dicatin. that the fans in those cit,
ir> are planning on coming here to
watch the game.
Arrangements VIII hr made with
the police department to handle
traffic ia The vicinity Of the Press
office while the games are being
played
The series opeas in .New Noek
neNt Saturday. with another game
there on sunday. AFTER which the
team, jump to -. Louis for the
games in that CITY. Owing 10 the
diItcrcucr in time. tht game, in
81 Louis will ho received somewhat
}atrr than those in NcW York. Au-
nomccmonts on the time OF games
will be carried by the Pres, lu plcn-
~ pt tim. for fans t. make arrange
meuts to attend the games here.
The public is invited To watch the
player scorchoard with the priNilrg
OF being able 10 root It, long and -
loud Il, they wish for their fayor,tc
team.
Imperial Valley press., 1926-09-27
GPeckleS Flee
Over Night
Nfiracul

INFECTIOUS as II may seem, new
crthclcss pEAN'S : IMPROVED TAN
FRECKLE CREAM applied as pe'
Imperial Valley press., 1926-09-27

"Thc Story Of Iugot Iron. " 9Th,
story Of steel, 80 ''Thc story of
Alloy steel, and "Tho story OF
the Heat Treatment OF steel.
Imperial Valley press., 1926-09-27
ON the tyo most successful ours
9fheir size and price class

Retail sales during July and
August were the largest in WHY'S.
Overland history. Over $4,000
were sold in these two months.
The original Whippet production
schedule laid Out in July called for
500 cars day. Within 90 days it
has been increased to $50. And
now, at these amazing new low
prices we anticipate a volume of
1000 Whippets day-and from
every present indication it will
be quickly attained.
Sales Of the Overland Six have
also been gaining in tremendous
Imperial Valley press., 1926-09-27

appearance. with the children Of the
emgc,tcd districts Of London. But
d routypudJ, and Nerthyr rydffil
and Trcdcar ami Oakdale. the chill.
t.cn >..med 20 have been fed,
Whether ,hr elders went ON short ra.
T.u> 600 NOT.
According 10 the guides. the chill
ir,a ... f,I tu the schools by the
.ara. aatl.E.ti,s. and the mothers 20
- t.. local guardians for food and
etg-h.ug. willie the miners thcmscl.
SOS ire r.. twice "a day at the com.
mala. Kitchens. The one at Ire
.c-ar feeds 300 miners daily.
The mn .u charge, when asked
where tie money came from for the
.ulwua' kitchens. replied casually
'hat '',.ry,u ppnce ont Of every one.
aad six comes from Russia. That
:. - cents ont Of every 80 cents. OF
Imperial Valley press., 1926-09-27

volume. Over 90, 900 were md.
last year. Each month sees
another record broken. And
at these startling, low prices we
believe Overland Six produc.
ton will reach over 100000 this
year.
Big volume makes low prices
possible. Low prices bring big vol.
ume. This in brief is the economic
reason behind this amazing price
reduction.
If orders are placed at once
prompt deliveries can be made.
The time to buy is NOW!
Putnam patriot., 1926-11-12
FOUND NOT GUILTY

John Hopkinson of West Thompson. while driving a truck owned by Pierre Myers of Putnam last week Thursday was in collision with car driven by \. F. Bowen of Pomfret, Hopkinson was ordered to appear in court and was charged with failing to observe the rules of the road. He appeared before Justice Bryden Saturday and was found not guilty.
 The accident happened in Pomfret as Bowen drove out of a private way leading into Paradise road. The ar rest was made by State Policeman I. II Nelson Attorney l. II. Miron rep resented the accused.
Putnam patriot., 1926-11-12
DISAGREEMENT CAUSE
 OF POST OFFICE DELAY

Washington, D. (. Special to The Putnam Pstriot) ).--BeeAuSe Putnam is not agreed on a site for ts new
 post office there is delay in going ahead on the project. There was one repor, gathered today from a visit 10 the treasury department. The de. pertinent is making progress on many other projects, authorized. like the Putnam one. back in 1913. and bids for the new Brsnford post offies will be advertised for soon. Bids for two new post offices in Massaohusstis are already being advertised for. as Is one in Maine. All such projects. like the