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The Washington times., 1926-09-14

Russell Ennis, who was with Ell
mira in the New York-Pennsyl-
vania League, reported yesterday
and got into a uniform at once.
He is a tall lad built along RuePs
lines and his throwing in practice
was hard, though not especially
accurate. Manager Harris will
watch him closely for signs of
development. II he seems to have
the stuff, he will be retained for
long trial next spring.
There is no baseball here today.
but tomorrow and Thursday dou.
ble-headers will keep the cham
pions busy fighting off the Tigers
who desire to finish in the first
division at the expense of the
Griffmen. The weather promises
to be fair and cold during the
series opening tomorrow.
The Washington times., 1926-09-14
Runs Scored Daily.

Week Ending Sept. 13)
NATIONAL LEAGUE
eaders for the day-New YORK, 3.
n
The Washington times., 1926-09-14

Ossie Bluege resumed activi.
ties at the hot corner yesterday
against the Indians. He got one
OF his teams four bingleS and
frame with a hot drive, most knock
ing LutZke off his pins. Oslo also
took care Of himself cleverly sew
eral times in the field. He is now
expected to finish the season at
third base.
The Washington times., 1926-09-14

General Growder might have
won an ordinary game. He was
whipped, 6 to 3, largely because
his supporting cast collected just
exactly four hits off Joe Shaute,
the tall left handler. Three Of
those feur bingles we're punched
with a pass and a hit batsInan
In the third inning, the cham
pions getting their three runs
then and there.
In the, seventh Muddy Ruel
dropped Texas league single in
center for the only other hit made
off Shaute's stuff during the bitter
cold afternoon. .Crowder simply had
no chance against the organized
assaults of the Indians, who seem
almost assured of landing that sec,
ond place berth in the final stand.
ings.
A pass to Jameson, Spurgeon e
single, Speakers sacrifice and an
1nfield out gave the Indians run
in the first. The Griffs passed them
with flourish in the third when
Bluege's blazing single off Lutzke's
glove, a pass to Ruel, Rice's single
to center, Goslin's wounded arm
and Myers timely safe liner to
right brought over three Washing
ton runs.
The Washington times., 1926-09-14

Tie ii League Lead
The Cardinals had to shove over
in their first place berth % make
room for the Reds. who jumped
into tie for the lead when Rlxay
whitewasl1ed the Dodgers. 10 D.
Imperial Valley press., 1926-08-19

.'r5IHy day ana take out .usur
aU.s euaaZh Io al, Go1 tine ramlly
&c Now compare the totals Of The
two lists NoU estimated .urom,
aud Your estimated Expenditures
For safety The expenditures should
bee somewhat under the income. Go
over the expenditures mtu this mar
gin appears. Nou may find some cV-
travagancics if you look for them.
especially in yon snail cNpcudi.
turcS
The hat-et IAN operates best on
q monthly basis. IT, was advised Ap
portion The Income arrordin- 60 ,h,
budget. Writ, down each uav just
huu much Aa> been expended III
order 10 IT, certain ut The rutM ~
'Er rad Of the MONTH Give each
mown,g ot the family AN allowance
FOR PERSONAL expenses.
The hHl'ctu urges lido mot make
vous recording II expenditures y
family nuisance. the main >uhiccr If
conversation &r the evening meal.
''!' = NOT n,r,~>.tv - a.rosu
t.r .y,rv penny. It is NOT how
much muurv y.u have n spend bu
how 'yaa >ne.d il and What you 80
fer il That j. Important. Nno0.a1
..5> yaa can >uona moro Advantage
oa>.N reNt month.
Imperial Valley press., 1926-08-19
BUDGET INSURES
HAPPY MARRIAGE
SAYSU.S. REPORT

WASHINGTON, Aug. 19.-Adopt
q family expense budget and vou
-Wlli do much 10 insure >uccc,s
-fnl marriagc. Chase G.. Woodhoa>c
Of the United States bureau ot home
economics, advises Humc makers. in
% bulletin iuSt published
Scores of letters from loa~oW.vc>
from all parts Of TIE country telling
Of family troublc> and skiing for
Information ON planning home cv-
Ycnscs have been received hv the
brrcau. in Response to these rl"a>
lho bureau issued the bulge, p,au
Ia order to >read wisely, tire
bulletin stated. 'vau mu~t know
what yoa have to spend The frs
step in making your budget : ~
estimate vour income NcNr list
all the Articles and services that
you family is Htelt 10 E,ra aar.
ing the vear. l.~t eNerr ,NHen g
lure. Sct aside >omothlrg for .Ee
Imperial Valley press., 1926-08-19
NEXT CONVENTION
OF LEGION TO Be
IN SANTA BARBARA
By United Press Leased " ire

SF>ANTTLLE. Aug. 10 S.l"r-
ION of Seu.a Barbara rs the l92,
convention city was rhr fif~t Of the
,p. .or developments which viii
stamp today II, rlr climax of this
vrar'~ departmental convention Of
fhe American Legion.
Santa Barbara entered tie con.
vcutjou citv contest with tho will
~ win. Its selection over STOCK
ton was received with approval hr
/ the majority Of delegates. stock
,au', bid was impressive but that
/ If ,hc Santa Barbara dclegatio'.
who's, members were attirrd in
ovyra''> and red shirts ro he jonhIN
/ .onsuiruou,, proved more So.
.Ioh +. ~layich, Oakland at
sole lomury for the otfire. today
was >lot.d - hocomr tn" n"N' de-
partmcntaI commander ct the AWo'
rtcar Legion. Ills fouaal election
10 the post vas to take place in th"
late attr"o.st.
Nonirs,., prori@cd the maJ"'
business pt yesterday session
Ea,haa CooHbs. N."a. f.rmcr de-
partmou'M cpumar@"r. won the
nomiuatioa TO r"fr".,u' California
on the national cXcrutjE" commit.
tee Cor u two year term. Leonard
Wilson. Los Angeles, was n"mln-
a-el as alternate.
\ rc-apportiouWcnt Fi"n, aiNIlin'
tho state into fly" m..lor dl~tlc'+
Q
,..r.tiou ~ Legion aif1ir,, ;I"rAt'
rd according to In-,oo powH'H''"n
and geography. wa. alop.cj. "h"
ulan provides for election "f ID vie"
roiuugrdcr from each of thr five
major district, and q woman ..'
commander a' barge, replacing l''
former three vic" comm ,ra"rS ~
large.
Miss Gcucyiove Cramcr, - An-
qrle-. wa, -lcrt"d vic" com'H"'"r
i, large and f. NJ. Howard, Ni.a'i',
vice commander Of the Sn ,ioa"rin
valley district, following adoption
Of the plan submitted by = c"'n"''
zee beaded hv Thomas NcA"nof
aud Fred Bcbcr2all.
Dr. SIavlch. coinWahd'fNA'p nom
incc. has been for four vcars .hWr
man Of 'ho L""ioo : child wolfar"
committee in California ~ r"'
ported be has received vir'n"i "S-
,urarco ;hrt California viii oh."i"
the first 1iJ,sj Of war orI' ats Gu-
der the Legion = 15.OOoooa r.'io"
mcnt fr war o.phm~ and widows
Imperial Valley press., 1926-08-19
Protection Given
Farms VIII Be
Shown at Fair

SACRAMENTO. calf. Ag4 19
! An attractive. .,Nl.h.t i'.t,tratu. ti"
protection gwen f. California :
farms and orchards is being iu~lrlI-
ed by the state a,partmont of a-rl
'cn)turc ~ one " the feature dis.
plays in tf4 horticultural pavilion
for the coming ~ta-. tair, September
+ 20 II.
The installation is being made by
Harry Stiuer, under the direction -,t
George H. Hccke. chief OF the agri-
cultural department. Tie exterior
IF the exhibit win he Of concrete.
IMPLYING II. strength at protection
given against farm end fruit pests.
willie huge map Of California will
strikinLlr illustrate the manner in
which the department # agriculture
functions.
Imperial Valley press., 1926-08-19
PlOyer Season
Ordered Closed


WASHi NGTON, Aug. ia con.
timuous close season has been pre-
scribcd throughout the United States
on black hrllird and golden plovcrs,
accordiu" to the biological survey
Of the United States department of
agriculture. which is charged with
the enforcement Of the migratory
biri treaty act. Hunters are re-
minded bv the bureau that persons
killing these birds are subject to
prosecution in federal court. Great
cr and lesser ycllowlogs, however,
may still hc hunted legally during
certain opcn Seasons. which are rs
follows:
In the District Of Columhia North
Caroliua. South Carolina, TcnncS-
Imperial Valley press., 1926-08-19
Alleged Thief
IOWs His Car TO
Prove Innocence

NlSAL1A, CaIif, Aug. 10. De-
clarimg he wanted to prove his in
noccncc, Raymond Medina brought
chucklrS from the police here when
he drove up to the police station
with I'm automobile he Was charged
with cmhrz/Iiu@ in tow.
- learned that. warrant had
been drawn mp against me in Los
Angeles charging me with taking
this automobile uuIawfullv, Me.
dina SHid, II couldn't make it rum
50 dcyldrd 10 tow il 10 yUJ.
Imperial Valley press., 1926-08-19
Says Photoplay
Was Plagiarized
By United Press Leased Wire

Los ANGELES, Aug IA suit
charging that the photoplay, " Man
ncquiu, was papiarizod from =
synopsis and scenario wilton by on
via ". Scyloour, VA, flied in super
ior court here today.
The plaintiff demands $Goo,ooo
damages and an Injunction to res,
train further showing Of the pro-
duction.
Defendants are Fannie Hurst an
thor. famous Players Lasky Corpo'
ration and Liberty Weekly. Inc.
In her complaint the plaintiff
charged She Ind submitted q scrnnr-
10 to the defendants in May, 1928,
entitled Resemblance, that il
was returned, and subscdcuntlv
made into the motion picture
. 3" Manncquin
Imperial Valley press., 1926-08-19

j. II. oldham, Newcastle, Placer
county, recently received the record
price of $j.l2 per box for wrapped
Wicksou pIumq in New York.
Imperial Valley press., 1926-08-19
At Pittsburgh Second Camel

--cT"T.I N|I ITT 0HH"N
Pittsburgh U10 uu0 l0Nt = d
,urp Wtao.-hhN and Wilson.
N.e and ueoc.
Imperial Valley press., 1926-08-19
Thursday, August 10, 1926

see, Arkansas. Oklahoma Tevas,
New Mexico, Arizona, California
and Alaska from September ! e"
December II.
Imperial Valley press., 1926-08-19
BOX SCORES
NATIONAL.
At PITTSBURGH (P;rst Camel

PhIau,lnasa oal 500 oo0 - : q
h.'->lur-A 8.' ult e9l o-I : o
Carlson aHd WILSON; Aldridgr.
NouLcr and Smith.
Imperial Valley press., 1926-08-19
A. Chica 20

Nt~ ust unu uuu uln-1 - q
Gtiar4" nuu 2uu uoy + o
Grrr"t.riI. scott and SNYDER, Nc
MaIicu; Blake and Har'uett
Imperial Valley press., 1926-08-19
AMERICAN

Chicago oIn 600 uu0- o
Boston 900 OOu loN >
Thomas. touuaIlv ami Grouse
Nn-tlcla aHl Ga>ton
Imperial Valley press., 1926-08-19
STARTS FRIDAY. AUGUST 20th
West Coast Greater Movie Season :.

HERE IS ONE FOR THE MOVIE FANS Ell. CENTRO
many MOVIE STARS make, using the let
WEST COAST GREATER MOVIE SEASON. also adding
H P, Y, OF the letters
wish twelve months will be given TO the
sending of MOVIE STARS months
highest three months for the third
highest passes will be good the Adore Valley and
Palace teaers Mail all the Airdome Theaer brine
the AIRDoME. This closes Friday, Il
August goth.
Imperial Valley press., 1926-08-19

The Golden state Crcamrries has
bought the three plants of thf
Northern California MIX Produc'
crs nj Sacramento, Orland and
Greenwood.
Imperial Valley press., 1926-08-19

Three year old j. II. Hale peach
trees at Brentwood, Contra Cos'a
county, are Welding six tons to th"
acre
Imperial Valley press., 1926-08-19

Of California Southern Division.
Iu The Matte .t 8. IS. smith.
Ha,kiUpt.
To the Creditors Of \. ". Smith,
Bankrupt - ueb,~ Iapcrial cpuu.
tv. CMifom.a, and district afore-
said
NOTICE i, hereby given that on
thc 2ud day Of August. 1870, The
said A. V. ~mith wa. tuly adiGal.
Gated bankrupt; and that the first
meeting Of Ai, creditor, wili bc held
~ thc office Of the undersigned
Referee ll0 Bank If Italy Build
ing. sixth and Main Streets. City
Of Fl Contro. State Of California.
ON the 3oth day of August. 1926.
al tlc hour of 10 o clock. a. nj. AZ
which time rh~ said creditors may
ar end, prove tLci" claims, appoint
trustee. examine the bankrap.
aad traa act such other ,.rucss rs
may operl% come :. forc .iH
lneot T.
Datrd III. 10Th lry of August.
1920
r. p. IEI|Ef AW,
1911 R,fcrc, in Bankruptcy
Imperial Valley press., 1926-08-19
SEARCH ON
IN VALLEY
FOR MEJIA
Confined from page y

Nice, Frremau, sharp and McClcl-
Ian, all heavily armed, hurried to the
>.cur aud after II search encounter
ra q patrol Of Mcvicau officers who
were searching for Nciia. The
Mc>icauy were under escort Of Unit
cd states customs officers.
Dispatches from son Diego credit
NrNicau and American authorities
with the statement that 500 iusur-
rrrto> are believed to he Whiting in
Imperial Valley. According to au-
,huritirS thc men We're to dash
arro>~ the border il EStrada'> at
tack WIS successful. Officials in
>r>ti?atiU@ the revolutionary IIoi
are said to hc convinced that Mciia
/. commander Of his force.
SAN FRANCISCO. Aus. 1a-San
Fra,ri~ro Prc~idio. hcadmattrr~ OF
RI, ninth corps area United States
army. tudav }eportrd ,ha: Go re-
quest for ii detachment Of soldiers
Ha~ been received from talcNjco.
- itcru.a.
Headquarters officers believed il
Ha~~ihIr that ta.rNico had through
nadN,rt,acc or purpose. sent tn"
Ha4Er>r to The war department o'
#a~hng,ou = &.
Members If Tie Calezico cham
a-a IT,, commerce ~totc1 today that
t.e.r request FOR troops had been
>ui 10 'hr aufum: ni,r ot TIN ninth
...rf.. ..rr. 80. III. Ir.-iIl4 of San
'H....~,u.
Imperial Valley press., 1926-08-19

~tN DIEGO. caIit, Au-. l2.-
Protesting ni~ iuna,cn"c aud claim
.a2 TO laNe been rhrova In jail hero
- Il MrNicaa rcro'o,ioui>t aud his
.Aucu~ivc closed car seized hrraus"
H. drove through l.a Mesa Sunday
~ his way 70 tho Imperial Valley
with e Ne>.~aH l"horyc, 7. T. Bras
,el., an American, WI, gave his "r-
r1.at,ou "a, L. Angeles wool and
--,.,aurr broker. today ,hJaIt#d his
.f.erN uIcr $1,000 tund, anl was
-.ea.a4 .ctaFn et his aafeHoa.Ic.
Imperial Valley press., 1926-08-19
TREE SURGERY
DESCRIBED IN
FARM BOOKLET

\ guide for those Who desire to
take care of drcaycd or uiureI
places on their trees may be- found
in q u,W bHiHiu Ia tic farm adj
visor office. entitled .lr.r Surg
cry hy j. rraHtI.a C,1u~. flores,
pathrI.1.Sf i1}e> iga'ar .u turr~.
pMho.u-' b.r.aa of rtnt Industry.
F, II outlines Some Of the h,'l,. mrlh-
, oJ> az treating i1tu..c~. .,nuving
. dead oF I.~aa~,J limbs. and urna.r-
ing @ryaEc, spots in rto tr3uh o
j limbs.
! Tn. hn.let.u say, .'m injuries IL
{ various SORTS 4rr 50 common uu trees
that u.>. people have borumr ub-
/ .i>iug> ;o I'll. daa-ea arising from
neglected Wounds. er a I,a~. they
tmt,najs the a:u-,s. E.,Hr hrak
cu I'mb and .yc.v W#a4 shat rene=
tra'.> rs far lis The mae h.rh may
hcron, liz po.4t ot e4taaa.. ot ;t=
.I}r Han. or an.ma' parasites -
~o' 1ruI.e.H- organ .~ms aa'.>~ these
.liu..> ase promptly aHa n.o.or.N
treated.
fho Ha~t ,r.g"miral means of
preventing ta'ur. extensive. decay.
aI>ti-ur,m,u.. or premature dcata
I g. tree. = 70 a'trri - each iu-
Jay - ~-Hn - i ,rrar~. This Kind
ri s.url. : >mn.. and comparatively
lH"NI I.rssye. Ii am lHir : allow
oI ~ eraaiu nutrrated for some
years - commonly h#ppru>0. Ge-
cay producing organisms almo>, lH-
Na~iaay enter 'Lc wound and pro
docr 3 rotte1 area la the wood
nen"ath. often to such an extent than
Il ylolcn, wind may break The tree
ut the aeeayed and weakened spot.
Uu.uiurca bark or mn injured area
rromp.lr AMI property treated u>-
uallv prevents the entrance Of de
~ay organisms.
Most people can, The }aIIe-in say,
with Some preliminary practice uu
.in simpler typ.> ~ work. uJer-
.;l,o any - the work e8,.iari. pre-
sided 'hcv are familiar with -hr u>r
4 "a gouge aud ma'!ct. Il saw. and
paint hru,h. and have 81 steady hc:nl
anl the ability t. climb.
Requests for 'ho haI,rriuS Ge-
~cribcd in rryiouS articles h4y.
been made IN grca; numbers at tb,
farm advisors office. Assistant
Farm Advisor Creighton said this
morning that in many instances the
office copy wa~ the only one avail.
able 80 that mail orders for them
could hot he accommodated imurd-
lately. Thr department # agrirul-
tur' invites correspondence ON any
Of these works and the-g bulletins
may he requested direet from hcad-
-aL-nLt.LS.
Imperial Valley press., 1926-08-19
Claims Bay City
Diamond Capital
OF Entire World

san FRANCISCO. Nu4 -, san
Francisco is the Jiamoud capital Of
the world, according 20 Charles j.
Straas, noted diamond cNpart anl
importer.
Europe haS Tie great diamond rrn.
rrr> such Us Amsterdam and Ant
Wcrp, hc said, hu, Europeans are
9f nearly So fas~v about tbeir Jt&.
qaaIity Of diamonds brought to San
Francisco is superior To- the quality
~ hose sold elsewhere th.ou-hou'
'ta world. ho drci>rrd.
Red Malaga grape packing "'
Por,erviliy, reiarr county began
Imperial Valley press., 1926-08-19

The Kawcnh River in Tuarc
county went dry on July !.
Imperial Valley press., 1926-08-19

Ttntou, Tulsrn coaurT. recently
>nirnra - hi4h -raIe goats to
tunncr'i-u..
Imperial Valley press., 1926-08-19

C".torE.ilo, Maripo,a county. re-
rrr'.. LaI S+'.ooo tirr due -
ts,l.-- buArd from forest fires.
Imperial Valley press., 1926-08-19

The canuerv Mt Winters. To'o
rouary, recently handled - tons IF
rIriro'~ and - tons Of asparagus
in one day.
Imperial Valley press., 1926-08-19

Citrus fruits exhibited at the
state fair in September Will win
%4OO in prizes.
Imperial Valley press., 1926-08-19

y grove 81 redwood trees is he
ing planted ON Frazier mountain,
Kern county
Imperial Valley press., 1926-08-19
At PLiladeiphia

Detroit elu Uun uud-l +
.maI,tpHra otI 40 @IN-9 10 Il
~ronrr. Saith anJ Ba>>ler; Gray,
Wills and CgeGrauc.
Imperial Valley press., 1926-08-19
Train Collisions
Lessened by Aid
OF Elec ctricity

Making 80 miles of railway iu
n" Emitted state, safe against train
collisions Is mo trivia. .ast. Tire
..cn.uii >tHeat, a~ arasaureU ~
tte interstate commerce ,-ioa
July -. marks the progress Of Tire
'.s-' quarter century o.. automatic
'ralH control .r his country. THIS
announcement reg g.,tcl- tine fact thar
after manF v"al> of teat'hr-ai.u1
oHr.rimen', W.'h all ~or,~ et ~rrao-.
d-.ic", for rappin- traif- that rHn
n'. dar ger, electricity has rrv..
. thar i Is -he only agency that raa
iso r.. Hone. ti. approval that thr
cnmm.~~..a aa- n," 4.gcu tpr train
-o..r.. ....u.- protecting 71-u
track mics. How fast the commits
sion may ar..-- thc rest ot 'hr rouu-
'rr'~ mlleag. uulcr automatic train
control remains 10 be seen.
Imperial Valley press., 1926-08-19
Nc. 8j09-H In Bankruptcy
EOTICE OF FIRST MEETING OF
CREDITORS

n the District Court Of the United
States for the Southern District
Of California Southern Division.
Imperial Valley press., 1926-08-19

r. T.. t.:I|Ef AV.
R,fcrr, in Bankruptcy
The daily worker. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1924-1958, 1926-12-07
After 28 Weeks Of the Miners Lockout

d EADERS OF The DAILY WORKER,
~ know you have helped and that
You are always helping the workers
struggle in some part of the world.
AS comrade, let me thank you for
the efforts you have made on behalf
of the British miners, and We, with
you, will work might and main to get
the workers of the world truly class
conscious, that we shall always be at
the ready to act as capable soldiers
in the common cause.
This prolonged fight of the British
miners will not have been in vain.
There will be clearing out of the
treacherous reformist misleaders,
there will be ere long one union only
for all working in and about the mines,
and there will soon be a genuine
workers international linking up the
worlds workers and directing the
workers movement scientifically to
the goal of workers complete con-
troll of all industry and of the results
of industry"
The daily worker. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1924-1958, 1926-12-07
A Strikebreaker's Reward

Kline Mcdowell employed in the 1922 by coal
company in Hern illinois, strip mine during strike No coal
to be dug
Mcdowell tough lad he decided to show the miners
stepped and he decided dig coal OF
this the instruction the that employed
him.
Mcdowell imported gang of thugs and rapists from the
ageaves Detective Agency of Chicago Those vermin began to
the miners The nks around the insulting
the wives daughters of the coal dgger Then something
ped. 1t the miners patience.
suggested that Mcdowell call off his sabs The
representatives approached McDowe barrcaded fortress
carrying white flag McDowers gangsters fred on them
Before the smoke of battle cleared away McDOwels
only good for a mague.
The Of the story history Now the aftermath
McDowes wife awarded $3.50 by the Illinois industrial
compensation for the loss of her husband
the Southern Illinois Coal and fasens the
killings Mcdowell Had Mcdowell died in the
the company would not why his wife
he mndng his business
Therefore he died at his expense. ~ tnIr
Again declare that nnetyone cent of all the fnks stool
befayers full social value of their
work McDoweps wife got McDowel's
The daily worker. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1924-1958, 1926-12-07
Ranks Coming to Head.

One enormity, one stupidity after
the other, with which Mussolini and
his officials try to exculpate them
selves, but with which they are incul-
pating themselves more and more.
One fact is oertain-an innocent
15-year-old boy was murdered by Mus
solini's bandits In brutal way by
IA dagger wounds. The first official
report with regard to it runs trium-
phantly: Hardly a minute and half
elapsed between the attempt at Mus
solini's life and the execution of the
criminal" And Mussolini proclaimed:
Every Italian and the countries
abroad ought to know that the people
pronoGnced a verdict on the spot"
Now it has to be admitted officially
that the passing of the verdict" by
Mussolini's bandits was-"a regretta-
BILE mistake"
Campaign Of Repression.
A MOTHER fact is certain: the eat
"A tempt on Mussolini's life" gave
the fascists thruout Italy an excuse
for taking revenge" The list of acts
Of revenge" is so long that it is use
less to attempt to enumerate them.
On the same evening both the publish
ing Office of the Communist daily or
gan, Unita. in Milan, and the publish
ing office of the social democratic
Avanti were destroyed. On the fol
lowing day the printing works of the
reformist organ, Lavoro, in Genoa was
destroyed and the building set on fire
(the fire brigade was not allowed to
extinguish IT'D, the house of Bendotto
Croce, the famous bourgeois liberal
philosopher and professor at the Uni
versity of Rome, was also destroyed
and plundered. Great excuses are re-
ported from Triest and Livorno, in
which connection it should be noted
that only news with regard to events
in the large towns, which cannot be
kept secret, reach the public, while
happenings in the provinces will only
be learned later.
These facts, however, do not answer
the question: How much truth is
there is the attempt on Mussolinis
life at Bologna % They only make
it all the more urgent. And if, as
seems to become clearer and clearer,
no such attempt was made in Bo-
logna, how was 1t possible that Mus