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Bureau Of :" ii. and Accounts. Navy Dc
partment. Va" "iI-,.n. y. g.. until 10 ",rl"Hk
u. June -. Ial:' for delivering wreUsi">
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proposals 10 the bureau. SAMI III. MCGOWAN
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Evening star., 1915-06-24

After scoring thirteen runs in the
fourth inning against st. Joseph's ir
the Catholic Church League, St. Peters
had little trouble taking the long END
of 15-to-S count The contest was
called at the end Of the sixth period
The winners got thirteen hits, Frank
Greer being the big sWatter with a
two Dagger and two singles.
Evening star., 1915-06-24

advantaee in the field for the station
team in the Railroad Y. NJ. c. A. League.
but his work at bat pretty nearly hlade
no for his three misplays. He connected
with the ball for two two-base nris.s
and for two singles out of five at
tempts, 1t was the best record the
youngster has made this season In any
one contest. and was as good as any
other in the amateur cii cuts yesterday
Thornett's batting has been CONSISTENT
all season.
Evening star., 1915-06-24

The Secretary-lndian team won iron
the Pension nine in the Home Gu
circuit, it's victory coming Withou
much trouble as il had nine runs be
fore the losing club scored. The couh
was to and the runs made by Pen
sion were gotten in the first half o
the ninth. McCabe. for the winner
struck out nine and was hit only IN
frequently The winning team ais
fielded better than the loser
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The Washington times., 1915-11-01
ASKS ]. s. TO FIGHT
FIRES IN SCHOOLS
Bureau Of Education Wants
Federal Law Prescribing
/ Prevention Measures.

A Fedcrr' law prescribing ire preven-
tion measures was urged today bv Bu-
reau OF Education authorities. follow
ing the fr tai FIRE In a parochial school
at Peabody, Mass.
Congress will be a'ked. II was stated,
70 enact legislation reEaroinC construc-
tion and operation OF schools. Lack OF
such LEGISLATION In most States and little
uniformity OF fire regulations makes
Federal regulation desirable. according
TO officials.
The three principal safeguards pro
posed through Federal supervision are
as follows:
That doors Of school buildings open
outward. that hre-escapc$ eashS
accessible for use. OF Juincient ca
pacity for the number or per.ons III
the building. be provtfei; tnat IN
terror arrangem, mt OF stnrs am
railways be Of sufficient size ano
placed to permit quick esrcss In case
of fire or panic.
Only half Of the states have laws pro-
ytding outward opening OF 81 hooi doors'
Massa chusetts has no such law.
"The story OF abundant facilities for
escare from burning buildings. blocked
and worthless In the hour OF need. has
been told often. but few States have
definitely tried to forestall disasters.
said william A. Cook, the bureaus IN.
vesti ,ator OF p. election against school
fires
The Washington times., 1915-11-01
WILL MOVE OFFICE
TO MUNSEY BUILDING
Branch Of National Surety CON-
pany Will Be Established In
New Structure.

The Washington office Of the Ma
tional Surety Company will be ono of
the first business concerns to move into
the New Munsey building. now nearing
completion. announcement having been
made today that rooms on the s4ghth
moor front. will be ready for occu-
pancy by that company December /.
The Washington office Is In charge Of
w. Fl. Ronsaville. general agent. who
has been In the surety business in
washington for more than twenty-three
years. practically as long as such a
branch OF finance has been In existence.
The offices Of the National Surety Com
pany have been In the Colorado build
Ing since It's completion. about ten
years ago. The board Of directors
OF the National Surety Company
is one Of the strongest In this
country. among the thirty-eight d.
rectors being William d. Baldwin
president OF the Otis Elevator Company
George b. Cortelyou. president OF the
Consolidated Gas Company OF New
York: Frederick II. Eaton. president OF
the American Car and Foundry Com
pany: John r. Hegeman. president OF
the Metropolitan Life Insurance Com.
pany: Alvin w. Krech. president Of the
Equitable Trust Company: John c. Nc
Call. Vice president OF the New York
Life Insurance Company: Frank A.
Munsey. president OF the Frank A.
Munsey Company: Frank Presbrey
president OF the Frank Presbrev Com.
pany. and Edward 8. Schenck. president
Of the City Central National Bank OF
New York.
The Washington times., 1915-11-01
THOUSAND CONVERTS
MADE BY BAPT|STS
Visit Of Baltimore Pastors Fea-
ture Of Today's Program in
Big Revival.


Just two short of a thousand Ia the
record OF additions TO the Bapt,st
ch,r,ho, =, ~ ,,,,,i.,r, 80, N, , a,r.,t o.
.,. VI ""n'',,s 'o'' ao
suit or tne city-wiue campaign lot oet-
ter living. according to the reports
made at the workers. conference to-
dav at tho colvarv pantist church
This includes 273 In the white churches
and 72' In the colored churches. 1t Is
believed that before the end OF this
week the number Will be doubled. as the
campaign has progressed just one week
SO far ana the numper OF proiesslons
., % hecnme memhsr. ~ tbe churches ssr
exceeds the number received into the
churches.
R.lt;ror. p..,o-s u.ro
De''"'"ie is''o's hie
Aside from the reports as to the
progress Of the campaign, the most
important feature OF the workers. con-
for.n,o mi. ,nor,,,o .,o. ,ho ,ro.onn,
~, s.,ama,,a ,,,n,',,,. ~, - ~.
OF oeiesntoh ihciuo'ns HI 'ne nap'
tist and Disciples ministers OF Balti-
more. The Baltimore clergymen were
paying their annual visit to their Wash.
invton cnnfrero. They .rrivod .or,y
80 ,.. ...... ,
'nis f'orh'"s' at'enoeo inc workeIs
conference. and then met with the
The Washington times., 1915-11-01

nails were placed on table In front
Of tho pulpit. The nails represented
the Kingdom Of sin.' DIR. Bruner ex-
planned. and with a magnet he lifted
each one from the table on which II
had been placed. and carried Il to an
other table which he called the King
dom Of God" Four nails. to which were
dressed doll. and a playing card, re-
fused to respond to the attraction OF
the magnet. DR.. Bruner declared that
these represented the habits Of drink.
Ing. smoking. i.nmodest dress, and
gambling. which couid not be carried
into the kingdom of God, and which
must be aba ndoned r tho magnet of
Christian living was to form an at.
traction for the Lcrsons having them.
The Washington times., 1915-11-01

distinguished by such names as Queen
Mary" James Wilson" Mrs. William
II. Walker and civilian saunders.'
There are a>coximately 100 varieties
OF the large flowers and as many more
Of the smaller variety, the entire dis
play including nearly 2.rW blossoms.
On account of the unusually mild
weather during the latter part Sf Or.
tobcr. some OF the plants have reache
greater height than desired by the
growers. but this growth seems to have
taken nothing from the beauty of the
blooms
greenhouses today and a larger crowd
is cxnectei this evening. A large num-
ber of electric lights have been In
stalled. so that the showrooms can be
Illuminated at night and the exhibition
will be open every day. including Sun
day, from 2 a. m. till . n. m.
The Washington times., 1915-11-01
Ts Cure Q cssd 10 Oas Day

Take LAXATIVE BRoNo 0C1NrN1
tsblets.\ stop the Cough and Hsadsehs
and work o6 the Cold. Drugsists ssf.,d
moaey II Il fails to cure. e. ". Crovs's
sigastuIs 10 o. each boz. Is esn0.
-Advt
The Washington times., 1915-11-01
POSLAM READILY
S0OTHES, HEALS
A|L|NC SKIN

Use Poslam when the complexion 10
unduly infamed.
when tormented by itching skin;
When pimples. hives. rashes, or like
troubles annoy;
When the feet are itching. chafted or
blistered:
When eczema, acne, salt rheum or
any itching skin disease affects:
Poslam soothes, cools, comforts, re-
lieves burning. smarting and itching
Works rarkdly In restoring the skin to
normal and presentable appearance.
And II ordinary soaps irritate. try
Poslam Soap, medicated with Poslam
and superior for daily use on the skin
For samples. send &c stamps to Emer-
gency Laboratories. 80 West 25th St..
New York City. Sold by all Druggists.
-Advt.
The Washington times., 1915-11-01
Heavy Quake Recorded
at University

Heavy earthquake shocks, con-
tinuing nearly three hours,
we're recorded this morning
on the Georgetown Univer-
sity seismograph.
1t was estimated the disturb
ance occurred 1000 miles
away.
The first tremors were recorded
at 2:49 a. m. The heaviest
shock was at 3:24 a. m. and
the disturbance ceased at
sci a. m.
The disturbance was one Of the
most severe ever registered
on the university's seismo-
graph, says Father Torndorf,
in charge Of the observatory.
The Washington times., 1915-11-01
Mail Horse to Complete
Its l12,300th Mile Today

BUTLER. Ohio. Nov. when James
A. Beeman. mail carrier. finishes his
ty4p today he will have driven his horse
a sufficient number Of miles to girdie
the earth three times. He has driven
the horse on the route for fourteen
years, going twenty-seven miles a day
for fifty weeks each year. or total OF
1880.
The Washington times., 1915-11-01
Permanent Plan Favored
For u. S. Merchant Marine

NEW YORK. Nov. 1.-Urging that the
seamen's act. which will become effec-
tive November I. be suspended until
"the entire subject OF American mer-
chant marine can be dealt with on a
bas!s Of permanency." committee OF
prominent New York shipping men have
made public their report on the pro-
posed measure.
The report. which will be sent to
President Wilson. was signed by men,
bers Of the foreign trade council.
The Washington times., 1915-11-01
Austrians Block Slav
Crossing of the Stripa

BERLIN tvia sayville wireless).
''ov. IA Russian attempt to cross
ie Stripa river. In Galicia, has been
iindered" by the Austrians. It Is re-
yorted officially from Vienna. Step by
step, tho Austrians were said to be
advancing against the Russians east
of CLartorysk.
The Washington times., 1915-11-01
Quake Reveals $3.50 Gem

DIXON. Oct. 3i.-As the result OF a
slight earthquake shock recently Mrs.
clifford found her $50 diamond ring.
Six months ago she missed her rims
and supposed 1t had been Stolen. She
found II on the floor beneath a picture
hanging on the wall. She then remem.
bered she had placed the ring behind
the picture. The Jolt shook the sparkler
down.
Imperial Valley press., 1915-09-29
HIGH SCHOOL TO OFFER
ADVANCED COURSES

Tin lll2h ~rhooI His Nel" I~ offer
M more and Il erealrr VARIETY oI al
NJuced subjects Than cNer hrlorr. II
Is mtrrc9Im2 IN mole lbJ advanced
subjects lahru hrre are rolleae ~ab
ircl~. -Four cnlIr-e unll- MAY br bad
namely. GiNir~. Eu2ll.h, literature. EGO
uomle~ aud lhr HISTORY or literature
This course would equal one year u
a university.
Besides Dhc-e Studies very al
Nanred subjects in lbr commercial
training deuIrImrul are Offered. \
special unr-Npar course in ~Iorthm.
and prum1nohip is one lhu Is proN
m2 very popuIar Will lhe 7dNmrr'
students.
Durius lhc winter months In Nom
mru'~ Clubs or lhe town are arcuo
TONED Ia lakm2 up courses al Study
These courses are very similar l'
4ho,e given in lhr lll4h ~chool prn
rip3l Randall EXPRESSED his desire o|
haNn2 HE Iidle~ come OYER ami IN
spca the GLASSES and methods Of i'm
,lrueIru and. il po-ebIr. JOIN lhem
The rurr~r I'M rlNlr~ Is especially nlrr
rollns MI Who are cuuIemplaIna lak
me surh a cour~e are cordially in
Nilrd
Imperial Valley press., 1915-09-29
WANTE,D-WORI[

WANTED job hv mlhor. % YEARS
experience. r. l.. curtis. FL Grnlro
CiI fi32
WANTED Position by experienced
>oun- Lady oIcnoar9phcr. BoA 33.
care Press
WORK WANTED Girl Wishes work;
lrneral houerWork preferred. r.. +.
~. T. Box 5SA, FL GenIro. cal fl?S
WANTED Position by miIkrr NJ nj
general ranch Nurh. lIrnrN tNrl'
mann. Gen Del. EI Cenlro. Cat. fl3o
WORk WANTED Young lady WauD,
0u-llion a, clerk or Mattress: "\=
poriencrd in bolIl Phone CaIrNlro
23F32
POSITION on ranch bN man and Nllr
or man alone: milking or any kind
II ranch work: , years experience
in Mlav. r. T. u. /. Box 1SA. III
Lenlro. Cal -
WANTED Office work by competent
boohkeopcr who understands core
,pondcnrc aud u-c~ typewriter, WlII
co ta any Valley town: sober, indus
lrlous. married man, and hcol Of
references. Nelson. Plaza lIol'L
RraVnIpy
Imperial Valley press., 1915-09-29
MONEY TO LOAN

FARM LOANS-Its worth something
to you to pet your money on farm
loan when you need il. | am agent
for the Thornc-lIill Investment Co.
of Los Angeles, who represent a
leading life insurance company, and
they are paying out on all their
loans Just as soon As the papers are
executed aud the title certified to.
On patented lands | offer a long
time loan contract at "A fair inter
est rate, which allows the borrower
to pay off the entire amount in ad-
vance of maturity in one payment
or in partial payments, as he may
prefer.
PHILO JONES,
FL Centre office, Room ll3, First
National Bank building, on Wedncs
day and Friday mornings.
Brawcy office, First National
Bank building, Tuesdays and Thurs
days.
IUMbAKD & SON, INC, loan agents
for the Union Central Life Insur-
ancc Company, have money to loan
on first class farm security; long
time loans, annual interest, with
liberal prepayment privileges. S. j.
Montgomery, Mgr, Room 2, Secur-
ity Bank Bldg, El Centre, Cal.
Imperial Valley press., 1915-09-29
ASSESSMENT NOTICE.

Bell Development Company Loc1
tlon Of principal place Of busIuc..,
II Centre, Imperial county tallof
mia
Eotl.a t. hereby given Shat al Il
regular meeting Of the board Of di
restp OF The Bel Development COM
pa0H, held IN the company ,lfife ou
Inc 18Th day of August, l9I3, an 70.
men. CNo. - of tom cents per
share was levied upon the capital
ar. of 'he corporation, payable Inn
uejIa.a." 10 j. j. fD=a ecctarF pI
aI5 corporation, at it. offices IN the
Cte oa l,l Centre, County Of lmpc-
rial. sNIn of California;
A.. urt upon which this 3.sc.
maH HH'I remain unpaid OH the 6th
die ne Oclobcr l9I3. viii bc dcjr.
Qaeol aad advertised for sale at pub
liz auction, ad. nIcsa payment l.
mad. before. sill ic -old at the com
rauE's office ou the 18th dav Of o.
tohc. l9l5, a the hour Of 3 O'Clock
p. I'm. to p79 +hc delinquent css
meo., together wi.h tho cost of advcr.
Gsng and espcusef Of sale.
Is, order of The Board Of Director
i u. ross. Secretary.
o.Llco Barbara Worth Hotel. FL Gen.
t.o Imperial County. C4lfonla
FuO.tl
Imperial Valley press., 1915-09-29
ROGERS co HAS
CHAIN or STORES

Breluune hcre WIFI NueIou-e
-omr years a4o. and ~Ura a4>ms add
ed ID Uoralmu,e al ErHHN wluar
ii HoehWoed and nan.r ~ D4Ia\to.
\ W. Bo4er~ y Co ute us cou
pleJcd lIue fourth of eHau -. Nd
ley Warehouses. Tho-o 3I "ehNo15
aud CalDNiro have iu-' 9Hau @-uad.
and to lhe CaIe>iro Nars.ou-e 0a-
hrcI added % FULL lur IL -.arrre@.
Grain and feed. IN addition Io rauplr
lines. The WJreh 'uer luerr Wi- oue
mally housed in one buiIane hui linz
rapid Increase If h0eur~, demanded
more room and Ihr counma MI COM
prllcd lo build an alduno nearly A.
llr-e a- lIlc ort4iuai quarters.
Imperial Valley press., 1915-09-29
FOR SALE-LIVE STOCK

FOR SALE-l40 shoats: healthy and
thrifty; good feeders; will sell ali
or part and deliver Burritt S. Al
len lalpatria. Ranch , miles
northwest of lockwood.
I05 ~ALE OR TRADE Canning
zr4..eId ecldng: dam stand
,fd bred PAGER; sired by ~hrm1nad
+. j.. Fuller at FL Cenlro Nllional
'''''N. Nl32
FOR SALE Three IIol,lrm bull, onr
> years old. lWo yrlrlme,. la.rnh
Inl'Id. L mile ~ouIh of NrlolHI
,Iorr. -
FOR SALE one span goad WORK
mules. or will lradc for corn ar
ho2-. Box 395. CllrNiro. Cal.
FOR SALE-A choice lot of Duroc-
Jersey boars; all ages. G. D. Will
lo0ghy d Sons, Calexico.
FOR SALE-Jersey COW with one
months old calf; good mixer. |
Mayfield, Ell Centre.
SEE w. r. CAMPBELL for IIoI,lrin
bulls. one mile Nr~l OIL nahlil ra-
09I. Moo
FOR SALE "a COWS. registered bull
and Is calves. Il r. Frost Xl29
FOR SALE Ligh team and WAGON. l..
Il. Baldwin, Ell Cenlro. Nl3O
Imperial Valley press., 1915-09-29
WANTED-REAL ESTATE

] WANT an improved Imperial NaiI11
ranch for my property IN AMI near
io~ Angeles. Give fuI particulars
IN irel letter: loraljon. value. nm
pfoNrmnuIe, and WIu land will
faI>r. Jas. :. Barrie. 9S3 Wp,l
skill s., Los Angeles. yI9N
WANTED To rent furnished ranch
oil shares: dairy. ho4s ar Grain: 10y
farmer with valley experience and
reference. r. W. I'll Commercial
- NI3O
WANTED TG" RENT From $40 n
90 acres barley Land sec +. l..
boIrrtY. FL Centric National Bank.
Fl Ccnlru. I3S
Imperial Valley press., 1915-09-29
n FUNNY STUNT.

Day after day the Progress
makes a burlesque announcement
that the Press has no telegraph
service. Which is to say that the
great news service of this paper
is due to mental telepathy. Being
in spiritual communion with the
soldiers in the trenches, we can
constantly scoop the Progress in
the worlds news without wires.
Let those believe this nonsense
who wish to.
Imperial Valley press., 1915-09-29
FOR RENT-ROOMS AND APTS.

FOR RENT Main ~Ircol office and
Sleeping or housekeeping room: very
desirable: very reasonable. Addreo-
office. Bon 65i. FL CnIro. l2s
For RENT Rooms with b3lIl so per
month: gentlemen only: private
family. 3S3 Olive 81
FOR RENT Furnished room Ior oof
nr Two: close iu durI. modern. o9i
State - near skill -
FOR RENT \ nice i-room flat 4.
40 Oli,r street, see OWner 165
BRIGHTON -.
FOR RENT-Two-r housekeeping
apartments, furnished 779 Park
Ave
Imperial Valley press., 1915-09-29
FOR SALE-REAL ESTATE

FOR SALE-Large tract cut up in
2O-aere lots up; $l25, 10 years. 5
per. cent; Mesquite Lake land: very
desirable; farm equipment for sale.
owners retiring; liberal commits.
slons. Box 297, Imperial. and 3l5
Van Nuvs Bdp.. Los Angeles.
For SALE oB EXCHANGE >o .,....
sof land. improved. > m.r- 44..
eoot of NecIcH. Vii CONSIDER A..
r'lI clos IN ar "a acre~ uaNsd
near FL GenIro. Calr>ira or ar..
laI. Address p II. Bu\ 229 ~.....
bd Mp
Imperial Valley press., 1915-09-29
CHRISTIAN ENDEANOR
ELECTS OFFICERS

N lhc mrcDn4 oI Ibc Christian ~
drl>orcr~ al Dhe Christian church -m
day cNcune lhe folloAu4 officers NeHr
eIrrled. Tom .lour= president CIap
Goru.lL Nlrr president. ENJNn b.
mani secretary. lm1eru Ac0 re5s
urT.
Imperial Valley press., 1915-09-29
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NOTICE FOR PUBLICATION
IA N.......4 .-...-t 4 -

department ol inc ihlcilni.
L. $. Land office at Los Angelo
cal, Sept. II, 1918.
Notice is hereby given that Jamc
4. llbbcrd Of FL Ccntro, California
who, on October % 1872, made home
stead entry No. olG729, for Lot +
n J. 81 l. Section ., and NV {, SW
Il. Section ], Township rs S, Range
II f., :. B. Meridian, has filed mo-
lice Of intention Ia make final three
year proof, 10 establish claim 10 the
anl above described, before the clork
of the superior court, II Centre. Cal
lforuia. at . p. m5 ON the 10Th day OF
October. l9l5.
Claimant names as witnesses G..
Warren Jcnigan, John {. Winters.
james \ Reid, Frank NJ Ballou, all
OF lll Centre, California.
Non-coa JOHN D. ROCHE,
No Withdrawals Register
Press atElCentro,C ,CalifOct15
Imperial Valley press., 1915-09-29
FOR RENT-REAL ESTATE

For LEASE 32o acres. o0 Share rcul.
for barley or cotton: eood houoe:
fenced and cross fenced for hogs.
Also have an 81 for rrnl. ,amr H.
above. huI no house. This is good
Land. 3 miles edel Of Br5WIry. lou~
the MaNo 4 Nolan ranch. \. H.
Gri,Wold. Phone SiW.
FoB RENT Ranch u. mile, e5~D or
lIoIlNlllr. lGO acres soft land. 3
COWS. e horses. poultry. mpIe
mcol,. eIc plenty shade: 5-room
house: alfalfa for stock: prefer
family with } or more workers. ~re
me al ranch q. +. polno, lIoll
willie Nl3I
FOR RENT, for cash, S0-acre ranch;
65 acres in alfalfa, . acres in corn;
fenced into six fields; splendid
buildings immediate possession.
LIENS AGENCY
Over First National Bank
For LEASE 3oo arrr-. - arrr, in
alfalfa: balance for barley and corn.
price SS ~ per lrre j. Il nrloZier.
lo9 south Skill 81. FL Centre.
tOH RENT 50 acres alfalfa land: WI
fer intake corner Of land: cash rcnl.
e.. W. knapp. p. q. Box 1873. Bucna
NI~3 Ave. near end of NiNlh -.
For LEASE Furnished and mrm=
uI-hrd hou-e-. 50 In so per
month j. q. UolozIrr 10? south
~lNlh -. FL Grulro
FoR LEASE ia aero- alfalfa and
gram land odiomme FL GenIro south.
GOOD house. Ru~~ y stuart Gro
Gerry.
FOR RENT Small room hu02JIoN
with porch. Iloll between Fifth and
sixth. Inquire Co22luo Garage
FOR RENT Good house, partially
furnished, I block north of High
School. See 1922 Brighton.
For RENT 10 acres ot land for eat
ION ar barley -re owner. mIr
south cloD al FL Grulro. Ma
r0n nr.>l r4fHN furnished h"usr.
ar unfinished. ,i3 IloIl ANf. Nl32