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The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1915-03-28
RICHMOND AND CRESA1'EaKE BAv
RAILWAY COMPANY.

Schedule effective January ;, 1915,
superseding schedule OF April H. 1914
Schsdui. eubject to change without
rnffea
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1915-03-28
The Progressive Railway q. the south

souta-bound train scheduiec 20 leave
Richmond daily, 500 A. M, local to
NorIina; 40 2. NJ, sieepers anA
coaches, Atlanta. Birmingham. Jack
sonville; 1880 p. M. sleeper to Hamlet
and coaches to Atlanta and Birfning-
hara: ti.i7 NJ. Florida Limited. t3:<S
a NJ, sleepers. Atlanta. Sirmin CHAM,
Memphis, Jacksonville. Tampa, and
coaches Jacksonville
North bound trains scheduled to Al.
rive IN Riehtnond daily 5:ts A. NJ.
TBS A M Sis \. NJ. SOS 2. NJ, k:<S
r NJ Local
sEAHoARD AIR 1--WE RAILWAY.
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1915-03-28

sunday aeeommeds Ion t'siss leave Ella ais
7. N. far Frederteksbsrsy arrive I-ba l1.SS 4. i.
from freAsricksbars.
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1915-03-28
Signs and Omerns.

Mary--rm positive Fred loves me
and intends to make me his wife.
Hclen-Why7 Has he proposed
yet?
Mary~-No; hut he dislikes mother
more every time he secs Liver
pool Mercury.
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1915-03-28

camps. 1t might he said that moth
Ing was done to prevent illness and
death"
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1915-03-28
ecrIEDuLEs


ONLY ALL-RAIL LINE TO NORFOLK
Schedule in effect January ]. 1915.
Leave Byrd Street Station. Richmond.
FOR NORFOLK. 1900 A. M. $500 p. NJ.
FOR LYNcHeuR0 AND THE WEST:
e6.15 A NJ. $3.50 A. NJ. $500 r. NJ.
1870 p. N.
Mt .s acnm9nd t .,1!ao SG5iG F ra,
the West: $500 A. M. t2:1o p. NJ, 81 :4V
p NJ. s3:o5 p. NJ, 1900 p. NJ
sDaily tDaily tx. Sunday. tSundAy.
w. b. BEviLL. w. c. SAUNDERS,
r. r NJ, Roanoke. q. r. A.. Roanoke.
c. H. BoSLEY. D. p. A.. Richmond. Va.
Imperial Valley press., 1915-10-02
Fighting Continues.

london. DEL. > fle French are
bearing 'he hm nj lhe fiehma nnN
in 2raares, on The We-lerH front
They AIR. h3nmrrna al Ihe second
German line in Ghmn5sne. in Ibe
direction or lhe Gaaa Pre- railway.
and n lla 9ma Iire dranpm4 hama~
on lhe lime and -lalio0s In prevent tae
Germans from hra4iae mp reinforce
menS
Mse0re of ne0, ffon l5a British
fro0I apparently indirales HAL 'he-e
forces are errlpied Will reu~eli13lne
daei ra>aioas in HE -'Hp # IerrI'oa
recently Vol
The British force, 0anN in 7f5ere
are estimated al round million Hs4
Which Will be Increased be aooaaoo.
Daily IeneIheHine ~ HE obituary
column, or Ihe London 0ea-p3Ran- i
beginning L. measure The nrirf ni1
hy HE British for lheir reeeni of.ea#
siNe.
There is no notable ra9aee on lae
battle fronI Il Ihe e9.l.
B0leaia III, noI reniad L. Iha s1e#
4e~lIoH If Greece lhal @he demobIize
Imperial Valley press., 1915-10-02
MEXICALITO BECOME
DUAL CITY, REPORT

MeNieah i, IN b. a dual city. In
ole narl NJ The loNn will be situated
ihe business section, The executive Of
fires and HE soldiers barracks, and
in ihe olhrr lhe dance halls and gam
blmr JOINTS. Tha Is 1he eisl of L
report received here lhIs morning.
Nud lhose Wllo seeh IL INDULGE III
liz fasrmalne eanes of chance will
have lo naY lnl Ia da ST.. far lle neW
section of Ihe toWn will he located
aeros, the river and IL gain HAL ponl
il will In nrees-afN In cross on liz
neN bridge pol i'll by Colonel Ganto
To Gloss. ole musl deposit Toll and
in returning a similar Toll will be eA-
acted. according II HE report.
Aerass lhr bridge He 4 couple oi
arrrs III land. and Upon His
plol will b. ereelad the buildings IL
hoa,e those enterprises which are Re
ported IL hale been banned in the
hnsinr~s section
\ significant feature is Nal those
who rro,s tn BRIDE viii have Ia pas~
III front If lIle soldiers bar
rack. lhe report slates.
Imperial Valley press., 1915-10-02
NINE SPHONS To BE
PUT N BETWEEN
HERE AND SEELEY

A9fk an q -leIaa- hel@eeH l. gaH#
lfo 4ua ~eeIae vii be slae#e# =Haas
as aiH work on more helW= -eebs
and nlNieInd 1he -iphW- III b.
Hu. N preparatory L. lhe #Haz
If 4aae ~ aa ~Ia1e llishNa# &eea
IL GHIra mi nINeland IT, paaa.
Ia.tAau H##= and ~eef1A NJ - raa
~HaefI ~ NIee GomnH - /
4htIe lhase heANee3 @eeles ~ hs
5eaHa ss5II he bull IL Naef l4u55as
>o. i
1le ea-I II installation Wit a# aaHur
o0IA IL The county Wa b. - -.deg
md III m~f3aee~ Where lbe A18aH I'M
laaies vii derleN a diretl hea Ifau
lhe siplans lheN also 0u aH'aaale
thcr daol5 In defraY HE fzfaase.
Supervisor shepard stated .aaaa lha
bids fof H. construction al r. IaeI
Nat hrlNNrea fhl~ city md @es.Ht Will
br r.tlled fof al Ile neNl oHIae #
lie state lliallWN Gonmisstaa
Imperial Valley press., 1915-10-02
THIRTEEN BURKE
CASES DISMISSED

Thirteen I0a4oaH- II dismissal of
salz 3s#a0- H. ~HlHefa Pacific Gem
nae Wara ahl Iai- marnua TIE
fezfs ml5 b. balar hN He Plaintiffs.
vi af fham Uef# GIed hN Nlmne1
nn6e. .br ee0lrd Ga1me in a project
Which resulted in -rare~ ol sails he=
m4 f1 343.0sI lha rJlleoad company
aNee Norlll End laad-.
1Ile plaintiffs IN IlIe 9ail- dismissed
lhls mueaiaa WefHs y. \. NelNe%
fr9l T. Nlea Nel90s T. M0Ie.
GrneNie1a feeHlr T.. X. Gf0het Geofea
\ Nfaee. Fla feaduhIoa. ClmneeT
\ o0eps J. u pafa. T. Z Gauge R.
+. GMhie J. T. Peeh 81 AL. Lenara
NaNar aud Re0aan sfick-aa
Imperial Valley press., 1915-10-02
BOY DELIVERED INTO
CUSTODY OF MOTHER

Milford +. lllan. Is. VI III an
eNrlIins ehsa.e in an a1damoe.e Which
ended II lltr faol Of liz mountains.
vii be Delivered mto lhe easIadA n
hi- maher. Mr. William ll3Ha= IHeo=
~ aiah and X -Ireel9. 9m Ias=e. 81
pefiof JUDGE GeIe handed daHa Ihai
derI-ian lhI- morning In eldaon
Mr.. nmm mus pay for lha d@7-e
inflicted nh t6e car her sui .a5k. 9ad
na,l aI,a refund La HE county Ihe
money expended in arfe,Iio4 tHe hof
llamm took Il rm helone.a Ia ".
Georae If Imperial md Departed Tor
~m DIeao. y Ire Tool al H. Haall=
Iafn5 4 rear 5NIe broke ami ''Ia hez
started on afael Ia eel 4 nsY ane In
replace il.
In The meantime He lheI' NJ r.
pafIed here and officers lask - Ibe
chase. namm vi, arrested la-. is ha
re5ehad Mountain springs.
Imperial Valley press., 1915-10-02
spRLpINe ESTATE MAY
TOTAL OVER 81 100000

-. NnaeIes. 0rl. } I'll est53e II
n q. ~pmudmg. early day hero nj Ihe
baseball diamond and later owner NJ
\ long Chain If sporting goods ~Iores.
viii bp found In h Worth Hoi le@s HAN
Il 100000 md oes.ibIy i'll aNees. al
> oo0 900. aceordi0s lo Jein ".
G3rriean. -Iale inheritance IaN aiIef=
ney for Southern California.
Mr.. Garrf4m returned today lf9ll
IN nip4o. Nllafe LIZ Ioobe9 milo Ih'
ealne uf HE property.
t. raore~#a INN in hI- aIlempl In
bred, lIa viii Which contains Il hfz
aaa=I # b@ sloo.ooo nf him md
lzae. Ihe bulk II lha e9tale Ia HE
widow. Mr.. sIizabelh Churchill 9nal
dm4. kailh -Raldme. son nj lIle l2le
-noqln4 4oad. maeuale. LIS el12a1fd
I5a Inv firm III Iuee y lare md II
noN ap4alafma with onr II lie hesl
Known attorneys IN Ihe -l9Ie In Ie3d
lhe G4hl
Imperial Valley press., 1915-10-02
COTTON Is WEAK
AWAITING REPORT

haA Bfolaee~ 6alaA espaG'ed lhe
raiIW marked a0Ie# aab Ill Hara~ls
3HHIma lHe eeNefama0 r-opel ua
crop conditions L. Ia Issued Na0d=N
The Nsa Orbaas esr1aaee# W. -alI
closed oaa1 a0 UfaoHI If tIa sIarm
hIIH eNneeIad ia#auea Nun#l4A.
III flle Wy Ill market oelaher
taiIAffH aIaHed# IL / Go aud r09ed al
10. -pal- IL - AIlIl aa ~ate- lhis
is = peiu~ daAn ffam se~teaaN aud
Z. reu from uaa aeIal If tbe sea#
son. baA Bfallerz aiNe t6a Iaf6 ma'#
IL ii II eeGls fa middhua
Imperial Valley press., 1915-10-02
10 DEAD is TOLL OF
H,tRRicANE IN NEW ORLEANS

NeW Orlem, R7 eaurjee II B7'an
Rouge Oct. Nneleen known a.5.l
probably 2o0 injured and d9mase Ia
buildings. wire circuits. @l.n7Is.
shipping and oiher properIz in Nen
orIem. and vicinity estimated ii sey.
eral million dollars. WIS lha laiI eN
acted by lla hurricane Which sAep'
I6e city "Wednesday and vi. conceded
In hl>r been lhr Nor~l eNer eNprI
cat3 i'll HIS serIian
The-e figures Wrre complied here
ldr TODAY. of lhe known dad. II
uera AhiIl. and 9 Uefa 0eeraes.
Tlal lhe storm caused heavy prop
rflN losses and possibly MANY casual
lIes in Southern Louisiana A. fu Ne-I
is Mor4M CITY and especially nef
louma Is feared.
Ralroad man arriving FROM Aof2at
GilN reported no Ia-= II llfe ii Ili1l
placr.
From naae1lIoa- HE fall foree oI
lhr storm -Nepl oNer HE neiellhofheod
If HouH5. ely If 5.ooo inhabitants
Thc lp~I feoor received from iIono'
al aboal a. III Wednesdh stuffed
Ihal many retuares Were GflNns lheff
from Gulf Goasl poial-.
crops llrouahoul Ihe district visited
laN Ihe hurricane Nrre aImo~I lol3iA
dF~I IraNrd
Imperial Valley press., 1915-10-02

Edsu B4rI. Who ha, INire escaped.
WI, rer5pnred Yesterday n Dallas.
Fey. Byrd L. wanted 6rre for mor#
dera0z assault on Deputy City Mar
-haI VERY If lIoI'1iIIr more I6n il
YEAR 3ea.
sheriff Nnpe~6l Las heeo tracing
BAHj.~ movements eNer since In Na-
released In HE chlel II polre n Webb
ClN. Mo. and ms whereabouts al bal
LIS ueea laafuad Yesterday
-IrH1 nPtslIl'7 flf~l telegram 10
lhr GeNa~ ultefd- IeId Where Byrd
could he fouad Nh immediate re-
-pa-a from ~I~aa " X Reynolds
II D5If- ~ald.
.-aod Warrant aud amount Of re
u1fd offered fer G@rd Think ean
eal hIm
\ real from sheriff AnplesGIl eN-
planned la4l / reward II s2oo for HE
Gf-l eamnIe1e MfHH@IIon leading up
La Bkd.~ 3fre- I5d been ouI~llodi0e.
bnl had ~illre been Withdrawn. .md lhe
sheriff Ill ba1Ia- Wired III answer slaI-
m- di GNed had been arTesled and
lsGm4 hlI au officer he -eul far him
Al eaae.
ENllHdGan p0ers viii be -enl II
GoNenar lahuson al Sacramento To-
.dHy and Tuesday 4der~hrriff II ".
Nder.a0 Viii IeaNe L. eeI HE faei-
lNe.
Tie release II BNrd after his ar
rel II NrHh GilY. No. threatened II
give rise IL nm Interstate dispute.
Tie fnaiIi1e Wis tirsl lakeu iHlo
custody by lI1e rlirf of police al HAL
ely. Nbo leeeraohed IL ~hefiff NJ
Imperial Valley press., 1915-10-02

Nea AerE Or 2ZoF Ill fha de
selopuan.s # the pasI well in iIa VII.
zaaa. 0olllH2 else ~ illustrates The
determination II lle AIie9 In make Of
HE pre~ent HoNa~ lhe he4nnIna of
Ione serie~ - 1hr desperate effort
0eA brsin Ia l3ad a nN Amy al
p-Iend. III lhr re.r IF lhe Germaa~.
md lhns, hN fimhne movement.
lolea He iellIoa9 In relred from
France, II Hol also from Belenm.
II MAKE The Iuadlne possible Il 4real
bfiIlNa Heel IE,e beeun lhe bonhafd#
i41l ol German positions I'll the roa.l
ol BeIetm. md ial9 honhardmeul is
i3hlh2 oh murh of lie character or
he afilIIetA ~orh Hal opened lae eI.c3t
baIiIe eah lllis Week
~aefess III His aeN offensive hN
ille AIlle~ Would eal lie railroad from
elienl. Which Is ole III HE lines
oNel, Which supplies aa, maintained
\ usual HIS movement is rloakrd
Will serfeeS ba Tn rcnsor,. and how
far II IGp~ advanced Is noI yrl re-
Nf7led NI Hal ha~ hrrone known
up IL today Is lhH lie bomhardoeal
Is liz ereadesl llle World LIS rNe.
hll9Hh from men#af# Nip. and Il ~eema
lnfaedlbIe lIlal tle German- viii H.
a1Ie n hold llnir po~tion- 5aainsI H.
l'lle la>. Ia lhe Niles during iae
Pasi Week If III heavy field pieces
mu~l IL somr degree he fell bN lhe
Gelnan artillery urn and lhis viii
h3>e iIs efferl on thr reei,laaer IL
HE AIl@9' oasl3uelll9.
l'Ile railroad HE Grrman- had hill
IN maintain supplies for HEIR front
further souII HAY Al anN moment ralI
IL HE AIlles. 81 rloselV haNe llle lad
Ter advanced. should bolh these lines
oi communication h. broken. as il
seem~ Probable lle4 will BE- Within Il
Week. HE Germans Will find il nn-
possible IL maintain faolne on
frencl ~aiI ur in western Ba2inm.
In Ila rNeH lIr fe0lo0~ plob3blN
Would IN forced baeh IL lie AalANerp=
Blussels Gharlero line for lheir neNl
serious Stand aS nol nuliI llal line
Was reached Would railroad facilities
b. aAailabie
The loss If thi~ territory by lhe
Germans. Whirh VII critics HOY gen
orally con9ider almoe. inevitable in HE
felt. for II ibis tefril5fy ilIa conquer
ors have re-e~lablished HE immense
manufacturing interests and afe here
producing Il large portion of iheir
ARMY supplies For HE same reason.
this manufacturing country. aaain in
ihe hands Of Ihe French and Beleians.
would eonlribate Vastly In lhe slrenglh
II ihe Alies.
Imperial Valley press., 1915-10-02
Edgar Byrd Assailant
Of HOltVille Officer
Captured at Dallas

PIe,tilI lrlIns Of lhe capture and
,laIme lhal lle understood Il reward
Ia H. oulsIandina.
Sheriff Anple,Iil'9 re-uanse lold If
Ihe offer II lhe board If supervisors
for lie Iirst eomplele information lead
lng ap Ia Byrd capture MI Wa9 fol
IoWei by a reply from IIU Wehb tilY
chief 81 police Which saIa1 lia1 BArl
Would be released uaIe-- z10o WIS
forthcoming from the Iat1I slenlfs
oflire ii onre.
In lae meantime Sheriff Appleslll
had wired lhe 2oNeroaf If Missouri.
Who instructed In clInf II police mol
II eele3se HE prisoner 0d Deputy
SHERIFF GammI0a- lefl II relna Byrd
here.
The prisouer had been released >
day. before IL arrived md after re-
naming feW daNs. seeking In eel
some lraee n hin Ihe officer re-
turned
Rerau~p If failure Ia ea liz fuei
liNe. Ihe eNnen-e of lhe fip mnsl he
borne hy Sheriff NppesIIs
BHrd. arirr Ihr ~l1oalu4 al IloIl-
Nlle in Which , bullets from an mlo-
m1lir pistol lodeed in Arrry's body
fled through lhe laHu 0ader l Neli=
l3hle ruin II bullets from He elms ol
offirpr9 Who were uuf~ane him.
Meunme hot.e. H. sought pre-
lection in heavy COVER AMI although A
Il posse If Officers al civilians fol
lowed lhey Nere unable IN find a0f
Trace - him
II is generally -upo.el thai lie
gained The Mexican border and RIl
lefl lhis narl of lhe country.
Imperial Valley press., 1915-10-02
w. c. T. u OUTLINES
PLEDGE FOR 1916 WORK

Oakland eaI. OF Tn Woman.
Christian Temperance mon af e4ifara
u5. which r. hadae H. thirty sixth
annual convention aare. la- selected
San 1ozr a. lhe pI5ee for fae 19l6
convention
Nme dneelar- Ia handle rhr fnaorez
IF he ORGANIZATION dems the eamna
Neu Were selected a, faIloa-.
MIS- sarah j nafr IN losa. Mr.
Anna Aarden AeNo. IN Francisco.
Mrs stmdeNanl pet Oakland. Mr.
EmlIie u @koe Pelaumas Mr. Ina
\ OWN. MADEIRA. Alf- AI,n -. Estrs.
~iosklan. Mr.. borc4~ j spencer. III
meda: Mr.. Ma9 \. RIeheah5tl Oh
dale
The convention adopted resolutions
plesleine lhe " I. / III G4lIof=
MA
To support lie l9i6 convention al
liz Dry federaiian
To Work for llIr enforcement # tn
redliehi abatement ari
T memorialize President Wilson aud
lie National W. { I | asking thrn
II give HEIR immediate attention l.
1he passage II a federal marriage and
divorce law
To support the nonpaiism bill
ro protest against He W9r in Eo
rope aud promote a plan faf con
ference of neutral nations in He mlrr
e-ts II peace
Ia study the economic md rndne
Trial conditions If the lime.
r. protest IL lie nan-renllnent5 i
Imperial Valley press., 1915-10-02
Maytorena Under Guard.

Noealr,. Ariz.. DEL Villa adher-
eal, i'll Sonora aid on lie horder Were
apparently heWidered today hY the
arlion II lose MaNlorena. Nllla chief
lain. Nho appeared on tie American
side Al HIS polnl la, nleht Will II
berto Norpos. his leea adviser. and
Ms placed under Guard ~ American
troops
~ame believed Ihal N3ylofena. Who
VI. tlfe only man legally elected eoN-
era1f III mofe HAN 81 Nrar-. Its zone
for 4ona
Afi4rs al Nogales. Sonora. across
lire border Were in lhe hands af Car
loS Randall. slate treasurer III sonora.
/ rh5eio. 1aqnl Chief Wis eaid IL
be 3eline as commissioner If lhr Vii
II forces holding lhe border port,
which has been invested for Weeks hy
lbe Garrnza armY under General p.
Elil GaIlee.
Imperial Valley press., 1915-10-02
This Must Become Biggest
Producing County in u. S.

l.o, Anecle. county. with a prodae=
lion of about SI1.0O0. .uOD annually, r.
credited With hrne tbr biggest pro
Queer # all Tie counties Of The coun=
Which f3el calls Ia mind HE record
Of thi, county. II Imperial county Is
mol uoW producing $4,000, 900. it
come, aWfully close II il, and yet 81
crude is HIS pioneer valley al pres
rnf HAL lis present productive power
hu hints al the future.
W. are 50 near The top Of all Amer
lean counties now that we can expect
Imperial Valley press., 1915-10-02
French Still Gainind.#

Pafi-. otl > In the afed baltic
i'll lIe ArIei~ di,lriel l6e French h.hr
madr further pfoafrsg a mem- al
alilrh9 Will hand ereuldes. III tef.=
mdn trenches
announcement H. lhIs effect 0a~
ma.le lodlN bN thr VII offIea
In lie GIHHP3eae 4 German eeal#
ier aIlfk near Nai.ou~ H. Champagne
W.l9 elreked
lIP Germ3a- NioIeaIlX bamb3rle1
French IreHehes ne.r ~euPr 6erll o.
HE NI~He. hui made no mfWa Al
Lack
Imperial Valley press., 1915-10-02
Collapse Of Villa F orces
May Hasten Settlement

nileatas .aW-| efmtfu4 -uekms H.
Pullman md observation faf~
l. msbs r. a@aae1fHes - FIRE
Hea and policemen and 4--are them
# ide y. 4 / = FRIENDLY opera
LION
The diamond uel5 far Ibe winner
of HE annual eeuf#zl III ar4fars VI
7Wgded t. #laiu Erakeashafe IF IN
Jose. Priza- Tor ess#es 0efe awarded
az follow
faf ihe aesf e=z.e ~ university
student John AIaea naan3 Slaa-
ford university.
Be.l maA =fhaal e=s4e Vernon l..
Moore Modesto haa school
Best rraas -ehaaI s-41=Refnfea
Peacock Nanfefex hIeh school
Imperial Valley press., 1915-10-02
Stories of the Battle.

paris. pcl The French capital
is being thrilled hy stories ol llr
fiellline OH The WESTERN fronl related
by soldiers Wounded in lhe desperate
conlbals which lave resulted in in
por'lnl eain- for Ire Niles.
For several daAs LIE Germans lad
been ceiling siaeularl4 aggressive and
m-olrnt.9 sud ole Of HE men MIN
rharard al ~oufheZ "fheN shonled
insults al n> and flung into our
trenches noles wrapped around peb-
bIes. One II their faNorile lannls MAS
You are loo eoWardlY In come over
here. Come on if Yell are nol loo lazy
This ended by eelIlua on oIlr nrlAea.
"Thns. When al 12:i5 on lhe 26lh
HE order came which seul lis aetln~l
Hill M. - W. We're filled Will joy.
WAS in lhe firsl wave W. m1de
olle dash fer the GrrmaH 1renehes.
Fifty yards from The eoaI machine
4lnls look lis. hll No phi an speed
and jumped oyer the fIrsl trench Will
oul sloppine W. h1eW Ihe second
'NaNe' which followed would occupy
the trench we passed.
"Nhal struck ne about HIS rush,
lbe force and rQidilN II Which Was
incredible. MIS- the smallne,s If orr
loss per,onalY | saN no ole Killed.
Things changed. however. When W.
col between the frel and second line
of trenches. MIL nur supporiins
wave arrived W. underN nj lire lnil#
ed fire of both lines. Il WIS fIen lhai
u fragment Of shell broke NY arm and
pu me oul of action
A0olher man wounded III The lielll-
Ing between Prrlllre md failure ,ald
w Look HE offensive Al go. |
meyer shall for4el lbe spectacle of olr
'Uate. II assault \ ~eellHne mass a.
mcn. rlrIhed III uniforms hardly , u
winch We're alike. ud all animated bN
lhr slme energy. Joined III lhe charge.
II Na~ in stream Which passed
/ lines NJ trenches i'll I jumps. W.
fan bke madmrn forward, always for
Ward Al one moment WE We're coil
frunled al distance II mol more Ihm
10 yards by i#milIimeIer enn. sill
fIrine. II MS soen siIenred Then
/ WIS hil in The rhr,l bN a buIIeI and
II Uas all oyer for me.
Imperial Valley press., 1915-10-02

Nefd eamez h1 ~Ira # fhe appaf#
~ eala9-e# # NI5.- forces III Ny
~. d aamhef If his commanders, has.
lu4 iesisaed lIa- Is f3hea IN imply
@lllh=ue.- In lffrnl Gufmza ~ lhe
head 81 NeNlea md Is believed IL
poial - peare alIrr fbr lana period Of
hlaed~hed
t,oNer0ar E-leh5n aaah of Lower
California. Nho In. heea nominall1 a
Alili supporter. las uol been 4 strong
partisan. and lit maintained PIatl=
rallN independent government
Reeardlus fhe neN situation Cover
nof Ganin remains #eommlllal bal
Il ls nel belieNed 4 change IL retoe
nlllen ii GafGnz1 Would produce 4
disturbance III HIS reaioa.
Wasbne1on. Orl. } john Il. sill
m3n. special representative of the mi e
ed SlaleS Al Aefa Gftz. Nho Is au his
MY hefe - eonfer NilIi lhe president
and HE secretary o. slate. naA hdNr
nes,aae ihal will determine lhe pol
lrA II HIS caualrA III HE Mexican
conference Orlober =
SilImau LIS been III clos taIfl
Nil lH7anza. and kneNs. mnfr HAN
lily oIlnr Americau. II Garfauza., pnr=
pe.e7 5nd his ability II establish re-
sPeaslble government
fae HE la,l feW day, There las
been considerable reaelion from Gar-
rmz7 here heeau,e If HE border dep
relations, and il is believed SlIIim3n
Nill he a,hed In explain the Mexican
rhiefian's altitude Inward lhe.r lron-
hIeS.
Taal h. will hri0e llis information
dilfeI lrom Glrranza md Hal lie lai-
Ief das heea Al -aue pain~ IN eei
himself eIehl III SiIIlm5n'- eNes /, be
HeNpd
Imperial Valley press., 1915-10-02
Armstead RelinQuishes
Oregon Hotel Lease

George Il. Arm7iead. Who has held
a lease on lhe oregon hotel for the
l3,I > Years. has reIinqui,hed hi, in
terast in lhc holcl The hoIel is
owned by HE G.-Al. Land Company and
as ~oon rs the details of HE trans
fer are completed Mrs. \. l.. Bell Of
Los Angelo. will assume lhe man
ageueu II l1e holel for HE com
panE.
John Layery who las been clerk al
lhe hotel for lhr la.l Years aud man
ager since Mr. Armslead left for Riy-
erside, expects To leave for the coast
Imperial Valley press., 1915-10-02
Pioneer to Be Buried at oranoe.

fhe hads # " Il VII. valley pi5-
nerr and g1aanm. 8ha dIed here
Yesterday MI b. saul TONIGHT n
Orange faf burial Fmard directions
from 6ere Will ae oadae fde direction
If II Il AlaIHaa y ~aa
Mr. " II Vii If 80 Fernando.
Wiz If lhe arre.fs4#l. / I fhnsfon
II of1nse ber brother. 5ad Z L Bal
fom Fullerton banker md close
friend If Ihe f4mff arrived here ims
m7faIoa and vii 5eeeme04 lhe body
- tiIe folsI
Beside In HIfe lhe Deceased Is
m94ed h1 . -au- " Vii #
gdIfatra aol Leonard Vii IF san
feHad5 ud dmshtrr Wal-Il3 aa1
GasR both If ha16 uNe Al IN Fer
IHIUdU
Imperial Valley press., 1915-10-02
IRWIN HOME SCENE
OF PLEASANT DANCE

Nearly a score a. Young people We're
entertained al dance last nighl al
lhe home II Nl-s Miriam Irwin, :
miIe. south on Fourth street. Amon2
Iho,a present We're Leslie TilIon. lack
llobd4' Ioe Merriman. Kenneth Davis.
Faherl ~Nau,on ilorschcI Williams,
NeiI carter. Rodyard Perl>iss. Truman
Misses Hazel FaWeeH, Lulu
i.arey, Ruth EWharl. Eva Lien, ENa=
iln Bom3n. Ro.9lia Oldham and lols
DIXON.
Imperial Valley press., 1915-10-02
CkrEXTCO CHRONICLE
NOW 4 DAILY PAPER

The e3ieNira Gluuunle 1e>leedaN
uade NJ advent H. i d5llb newspaper.
and mule 4 mo~l rfedif4bla 9hoNi0e
- -url aIuiu4 .he m4Reeme0 nj
the GG4uirh - Ire present oWaae~.
Perrin y oliver. ii has made rapid
,.rdi. forward. This makrs lhe skill
daily newspaper in Imperial NllIaH
taNu- 8ad HE Prsss Ventures - sdN
Ifl in uu ollfrf re-Iau II similar papa=
Edian and ara ela IN ahIer ue@~#
pauar feaee4e8faIa0 bP -llaAa
Imperial Valley press., 1915-10-02
British Attempting
To Flank Germans

.hal The lefrar~ II another Uorr 5s
ae3s II lEad. II VII H He i9.h NJ
0eIpIef 1o3 zear~ 5aa HID N8pa.eaa
brean bi~ relrrd faH Nasr12 ~
Which Lie m3iorG III his mn pefI-aed
from eaId Much II lhe Galams IT.
Europe l5- Nea Il III Il country 0ah
u s1Nere elun4te ~ th0 mel by
\aPoleon s aul1. 3al aefaee lhis m@aG
Is aaI ldere viii br srrH sufhfus II
aonlt poul-.
Imperial Valley press., 1915-10-02
w. CT. L. TO MEET
MONDAY AFTERNOON

The regular maelma If The W. 1.
r |. will h. hell Monday flefnool,.
October /. Al lhe homo IL Mrs. if3llh
". Naum4 81 Euclid aNenlle li
program vii CONSIST ii 'Nafalloh -
urrienfe,s oJ returned members. In
norlanl basinr.. /. In be transact.
and all members lre urged In alien.
I'll Iadie. Interested arr mNlled.
Imperial Valley press., 1915-10-02

in a few days. lie h., been offered
Il position hy Mr.. ArmsIead Al The
REYNOLDS holel Riverside, bnI he eN-
pecls In spend a months vacation al
~, Angeles before again going In
Work.
Nj. LaNrrY ha, made hesl of
friends during his slaNH III The valley.
who will regrel his departure.
Mr.. Armslead has himself managed
lhp huIel until lhe la,l year, when he
aud Mr. Armslead removed 10 River
side lie las been closely associated
will horse racing A. sport since
he ha. been here, and i, widely known.