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Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1916-03-18

GopcubugcM ~. 6e6rlor
Gic iran5oiii6ci Neb0rOcl battcil
Sen nclltrolcn Gorreipcuocntcu oiiS
itrcn9ite untcriagt, 0rn SGauuloB Der
IcttM 3cppcIinon9riifc namcrtlicb
0cs critcu il Scr 9la9t jlm 30. So.
mar, or5uge6pn. Cir botien mlr &c
iiotict oiicubnr mabrbeitSluiOyig nil
5lubcilen oie Ocuiidjcn 2llitidliiic
ludrcn nicbt peiter ais bis all oic Gu
beriten 9icrtel pon @ariS 0elan9t.
Aber ihon, Ger oiii6icllc iron5oliibe
@eribt ii6cr oao 9egrdbniB Scr @c.
t6otctal cr3db sob oicic Dem @icrtcl
N}enilmontant an0cbortcn. 9luS oeu
lGugercl @rieic oeS Roriier Serid)i-
critoitcr5 BON y@crlilaSfe Ii0cuoc"
gcbt nun bcrpor, BOB oaS @ombaroc.
ment imncrbnIb Der Staot criolgtc
mo oiicubar ocn Moro mo Gitbo6u.
6oi gum 3iclc bottc.
Der mw eincn lug ipoter obgcs
iabic @eriht idIieBt iolseiloerma.
Beu. Ser 3eppeIin fom nur OajlL
ciucl filrSen @pgcu iibcr Oer eigeutli.
den Sioot Nnris 5ll beiNrcTbcu. Su-
ncrboIb Der CIrcrBen ser Seauptiia6t
bielt er ijG boditenS ~ @linuten
aui Sl oicier ilIr5cn Belt tonnte CT
II nuBcroroaltIih trdiii9c @ombcn
0bpcricn Sic iicIcn allc IN oos 20.
slrronoiiicmeilt NoS Gicrtcl 5miihcil
ocm GorObahnboi mo Ger Niidicitc
Dc9 Moutnnrirc. Eic gSjrfmg mar
icllre6lid rrm SoGuicr gonj o0cr
ieciIreiic icritori; cin5elnc oavon,
grobe ied)sgcitoiiigc Ucb0liSc. polu
IaA Dis 5nr critcn Gtagc binab poll-
ii6noio 5criduiiIicn @utiteAcnoc
@r0pre Tulute ole Tuicyrcar bol0 Is.
iAca. .o}iIitdrperioncn luurOcn niMt
act0oict. ion9erE iur GiUiliilcn. Ger
NicrApiiyoi9icit naiber lei crlp1but,
ooG rcr S'oritcdcr NeS Iclep6onamtg
@q5clinS cr rar 81 Sabre olt IN
0cui olugrublif Dor 5drcd itorb, at,
cr bdtte, sic 3crpclillc id0crtcu i'd,
@oriS.
Tjc 6roQc, oic bcItc olli Hlllcr Sip.
pcn it, iii oic: SSie hat ocr ,3cppcltl,
troB ocs picl gcnanuten mO geriibnit
tcn @nhtOisnites lnl %ario, pirtlidI
bis aans III bic Staot bincingelaigcn
fonuGl2 Mo uarcu .nicrc ci0cucl,
5licgcr ituO NOS bobci lie ouS3cricb'
tct2 lla0 maunlmiirOc 0aS 9llorm'
ii3nol III |oriS 10 ipGt gegcbcu?
Gs l1bt lid, nidt lGloncn q
bcrriht bcltc lei ouu &oriicril einl
Igclriiic Gnit6iiC6uHg. 8dra ser 3ep.
pelin ipenieitcnS ,bcrulicrgc6olt"
morNcnl gber CT rcttcte lid ia dN.
idleiIcu0 lntbeiCba0i9t uadocn q
iein lubcimlibcS llliterncbMcu ous.
gciiiDrt 6oitc. 9llnl cS fam ia nix
cine rbmnme GntihulOiglmg fiir oas
NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. tlingcn; aber
Sic @eOin9ltrgca woren tDatiddllid,
onBersau06nii6 oiinitig iiir ocn 3cp.
pclin mo ganS aibcrorocntlih III.
giuiti9 iiir Die GarthcioieunaS-6hi8
5culc> Ter 3eppclin fam i'll cincs
0o6c uoa chro $500 MIeter angciab.
rcu. ii6tr99olfcnihicbiCn, SIC i'm Gdlt
oacin iiir llnteni!ebcnoc solB luliht
bar mad6tclt ionoern onfb nas eic
rdlih iciucr @loiorc III 0rm .QiaB,
O0npitcu cos cS idGpcr mar ictll
Balm III heitiIumcn. Sn oieicr gro
zen Soo0e bieIt cr iid Die gm5c 3cit
aurb ais Die @onEbcu ab5cuorisn mr
ocn. TaS @oatbnroemcIt maiBtc 90
bcr aan6 ani aut @liid criolgen; 81
mem militGriicben 3wed fonntc el
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1916-03-18
Syranf 6. .6nrignn,
9larnt
3lS 20 MnnicN Clubbing.

Gurdl ees 9eTiIhsrnn9c Espartemcut
6rnSsnirny enSpeiS aDcr oen stmo crr
,.Nuumugi.crn 9latlonni Suinrnnce o. al
mhlipaatee, gsiSt." ant 3i 4t5urber 1915.
ejadwnic Giiuabm1u pdbrcro
oes 0a9ree ......... ..... .S9,sso a3ls2
eieoriniie eluSgabc.l pd0rero
oca .7d9reN. ....,,t t..,......... 2,9Si 32t %
Cywbdbsm
NrtreciRciNGm bon otr @ciCu
idllt acGgnci ....,.....,... SigS00O.00
3hrrlreicN SarIcbcn aul GrunD.
ctgfniNnM .......t....... i.59S 10000
Giiciisu lirio Gbdoailonen. pon
Der %eicllcNaGi Rceianei ..... 6.Qa3 636.5i
gnar ini @ureau, IN @arfcu nno
Nrui 0rrpngnc'u .s....... 999.bG3i iG
gtaclicnHl anscu ~......, 40Lll9.8A
MedNeI "A. IS, :-,.s. .as,......s i,992l2
6hniae NIB GgiaedniaHe 2iHict
ltno MNeiUct ........!. 4TTo5I7
sa5itc @miullc VIII s.'.,N aoa7o
@sgtiownigaben ,..... S765o.9i0ia
geIuht gunennnbenc eintblbfu
alncnlcl NNaHScn 3
oNef mc6v Wlonn!e 81 g, 900 %
llehrridutne gScehle X l,032i2
lleberduIae Nr0 nut
geanrrr SrNsti ami
Noun@ ...tN..... ti,i5SaS
Nntspcsb Der 9auAS
hNer Marf,ncrir. 450. .e03.sG
2Rnyiilpcgihe bon Epcs
Sal yspeilirR,~ 45pIioo
52l,5oAl9
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1916-03-18
Baltimore, @O.
sHEa aa3 .tENntMna. 9.vaMtMeNI

0onsmiiyter suswrls RO,r orn SisuS pcg
umcriiuEiiaW SliiaIr Der oA1Esbmsimca
SsrIdIcrHHaS @sieNinnis" pOn 0ambnra,
reHOmIaHo, am 81 resemOef iai5
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1916-03-18
cSOhm W. 9SDlFcr,
WfihGiisiNGgrr.
gSnlsim1rf Awrig.
Wprt5s nnO @altimurc=Str.

Iurd hne 9tridI5ruNss 1eyartrmeut
eunpfnp,ttr @usmrie hDer ben ztanb eer
,Setmanid Sire Sniuynurc Npu.pdnN ID
Arw 9Drs" Y. D., GIN ~. SeScmtcr 1915.
ciciommiel Gnadbnlcu odbrcab
@Slonunic gln5sG6cr ioabrcnb ocS
Nhgtt2 ,...t,.. ,.....t.......... J,lOJlOf,2U
@gmlhe0cnigum, bon ocr cicca
essciScicH Sarissen ani Graao ss..
Gncfieu Guo Sbiiooiioncu BON '-'o'VV
nef Se'cnlhai neeiQnci .,.-t. 5,TJ3,9dO,22
guar trt @iireau IN Nanicu uHD
aosaicaaaR1iaea SaSai1Raas " ..',.. ... Ssss7s55SsSS
Gdliigc nnb aufgcuulcuc Sinicll
uFn Wdtlbcn ..,,,,..,.,.,t.t oLJ5OOO
s5!eecroeriihcruia an Ycrlulc
pe5uOt ,,.'...... .,....,-.t. lo,bSo'O5
grnno, eiliDuscu, ,....... 49, tao.i0ssl
@i9i Sn1cfanbsnc onltcber.
INcfliclliAi diticu, 3
ptcl mcby @lpnale
guSmcrtb eer Scipi
bl@0nlhdbc1 iitcr
ora aqSTii%,ssT'S q,sasT,s y, ..s, sce99al7
ial'1fpoiien a a7s,sla.ol
aeidig ipGciiauscae SrieaOcg, Ss o2o.e5ist
Nsrbinsadfeiieu.
hilfc,5aN'is Sclule hiio sInlpri@e 49,, ,,,- 1.
zotae Mot iilliac @rdnicu. 3.55s'qIi 10
EnliiTc 9aclDc liriocH cic.. 2tt06s
Ntqcindbicr Wcisag ipotcr 5dbi
tdtes WuroeS Siaaie nHo
l"S2Iss SgSis Siss'rd,passa N sSSSSGS s5SGSSS
iH'Sn s.,.9.%~ ,.s... Lalo.ia
Griamar GcrpJsGGfcirn mil
ylu9uonhlc res slUpua!s.... .$G, 500. 2Q5.CS
y Hsatg@sala1piieii ii''9n's ssiooc.coo.oo
lcbc .itAuS acr clc
&cbtiel@ieiica .3,i0a.G7ai
uepcsjaut TIT &cigcij ocr 4ot
cranQo9cf ......-.s,.... iO935GAG
5oialc $cr0inolihlcica. So. .Oeo,G5i 81
@eirdg rcr ar 3i Heicmber
1913 iil pcd &cJ 1iaaicn in
Araii belino.WAcit &3&cn. .$552. l0A, ,20I 90
GerG8 brr II Warnlcna mdb
tciio oce 2Gbrce 1915 oueAe
iicnicr 8olieca ........ 7,5osolOoo
grduicf wSiMc mdbgcno 1915
u MoFoua empdnaen mir
hcn .,....+.,.,. ..s.,.,,.N tO,i3Q05
SR N'omldlo IN 1913 bcicbsic
StlthllE .sr..,.-..... ...s.t, ZI9JNl4
Su. D,arniaub IL 1915 criiterc
NttnNc. .-s,,,.F+....... lO,Ju9Oi
ssaei gNarslaao. ssriiAernney Eepurtrmeni,
GommtNarE Shysen. Nali imo oen
Ndb &ogiicaeliheS Elm ipahrbcisqeircuer gna
ana ans 6rui idhytdlCu Hlil1Weiie ccr ,C3er
mGain Sirc 3Hiuyauce SuWpniIn vi Heiu glutt~
Y. ~, iiir ody nit oeiu 81. Seicmbcr 1918
~ GaAc echen6c Snht NJ, iutc or In cielcln
4Erccn ciuecrcNi morocU H.
ssui. Miaion @nsDan,
cQIdrlLis.25l
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1916-03-18

gl9onneutgu, nie Sru ,,TcntidlCa CORR
ipcnDmisn" nIdJi piiufilirl uber mrcNcis
naNiN crAaIlcM iNe ac6ctrn, her SfiIsc
onuOn prr TtIvphUh Oars idJriiiiidl Miii
IOclIMWa 81 mHtbcA.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1916-03-18
1oIaIe MaeIlaNaene 0lNINaOeNsLsI9.8Ia5s


NViNHplWtClltW
&c (Ecio) .......... St0aald,00
JcdWnlic unOcrbicnic GrUNicu 00ip05,NS
"a drc %tslbc, lrtoicn cic.@ 100000
Nbdci@dglrr YfifdB lp1icr SaO'
nnocrcg sicncrn ......'... 27.500.oo
Gonnluior NldicrecrH0rc clc. ,25O.oO
@ddpnHr Scrnnoimici(n, nli
yfiRn0hWc ncS &aOiiul@ .... sSt ,9I2 IGA.eS
uencFitSuf iW a'eircfi bcy %oNs
rfuASEbabcr e.,.,..,.,-...,. G0Q5i3,G0
sotac @@binotarciien .$lst9949.5s
QSrag hcr am &c. Ncscmacr
1913 t bcu Scr zinntcli IN
NrNit bciinollthcll 4oliccu $20B, 10000
@cTGn Der n lilrblaio Wdh.
itcilicn gofictii s>,..s,s.g. ii29ooloo
&rdnlcn. lpcdc iuu6rcno 1913
IN Qnrn oilo emplanGcu
lplnpcN .,+g.tst, ,a.t....,,. l,Sno3ip
@c5hiits ,.-.,,s. ...... 5sllso
@CrIdlc .,.,...s,s.ss a.ol2s6
einat @;nyalnHb. GsrHnrrnnso. Gcgousmenl,
NpWntlRir1 HiircaH. . 30 ulurc. ben 2.
SebnGT 1916 1M triheinjpc bicruiu onb
&orilehciibcn cir ipabrhciispcrmcr suSSuN
rus bcW idbyGleW SuGwclc hce nrlrgilnnf
ldlcn 3wcipe0 ner ,YnmUrg Sremeu Jener
geriimernnaS scelNAnii Uon Sambnre,"
GeuilhienS llr eo@ nii ocm 81. 9cicmher
1915 cuoci;rc SOdy IT, iuic CT in Dcicm Qiis
rccu cNacrcibi nor9cu 1T
2am. Mlniun ahcann,
&eriibcrluGc GOnluNdr.
CN6ir5ttlS,95)
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1916-03-18
SicriidDernaoS .Sluslueiic.

rscar Sitter
g. 6rCO. ewem.
ll1erchdnts anelllanufdcturcrs
Julitrauce 2lScucy
Or. 10, Spnt6rStrnFc.
MlarpIauo eiir SHI @ioa
(ScrfWcrnn9c' 'sIgcnien GcrarIenlclt)
GouOeuUrter aucwcio Rbsr sru SuilanS Der
SpMc ,Sninrnnce 50.
uun glclu YOrf
Gnl o. Ec;emOer 1915,
@cionmic Giuuobmcn pdbrcub
oes Inhres .,,..,....,. Sl9,SSl,3l LIS
Sjclanne ghleAd5cn mdbrcro
otS Sdptc9 ,..,,,..t....... lDstS,2ou4V
OjutBa1cu
SnpoiDeicH Snv.ebcu nii @gnlo'
Iicsicr nno Saskatchewan ron
ecr c9ccuhaii Qeeieud ,..... 33.i2a, 1919
Vdnt in WNrclu IN NuUlcl nno
IruliNQmpnlHic ,.....+.., 2l90AlO,sl
AaentCHs@Ndndca ...t...,..., 9,3ib 1881
gsc0le .....,,.. ......4..,. t3Q,56S.s9
1dlieC mb duigclaueuc 3inicn
9abl6ar All Aidpcrbsrin6 iGr
beioblic @cruilc. .......S.. 203.203.lc
gEu:ioca0abcn S9a5ea.o23.2l
giIMt in0clauocnr elnibaDcn.
Nacitirn Sl!aN8cn
oocy mcNr
Oierac iduin.. Si11.SSl.G9
ucbcrdliee &cGfcl lSo.,0sso
~ gbivcrtb Der
9'uWgui abcu
itbcr 9farf IL
mcri0, Nfttcn
mo @ouca A., il79o3773
Nlauiwcri02 boil
SrrNai SrpoiiiSn 0Iis700
IA l.Nt p
2oiaI 6uactanocne &ui0abcn S37 os2. 1885
AcrOinonnlritcn.
llnbciGhHc &crhHic ino elts
ipEiiMc t9|ciiol ....,.. ~. $t7aG,2o5.92
&eiamuic uuncrocnic Qsrdnren i1S7s, $4,000
Saidyc Nlcihc llNioncu &c. 1s0,000C0
SlbgcfNdGicy 9Neyp0 puier jub'4
bayfr Nunoes 1laniS' nno
auNcrcr 1icNcru ...... 250.00Q00
&i'G srdipcn nuA NiidNcriiMc
turqG.GtdnicW ......... l3t .635.GG
3icicroc alS @roeicrcullcbcrimnb 900000D00
Wciantnic 8crbiRSnMccn, nit
slienabuc Joea NaptalS. $50 li6, ,5GG6S
Sn 9'nag bc5a5ieS
Hliicufnpllnl $4,000 COO 90
leberi1nG inner
a!r &crhholiM
f''itn ,..a. lo36 i7T25
llcper@pb in @euo dui Soil
ccn'SuDabcr ~..,....., i7.59G17725
zoialc @erbiaoli@Iciicn ~, $379s2 1885
Qcirao Der nm 81 December
1913 Ut 6cu &er. a. In
4raii bciiuoliMcn @oliccn SO .t57 05i .229.00
Seigaa ner Y Morpl1nn pdb'
rtuo 0cS Sabrts 1916 aus.
pcciltcn no teen ..... 2S 295,92g.00
Grdrtca ipcHc wdbrcrb
acS garosa '.",a;:.;@.s 275olli9
ic %cr1iIie ....,',. i9lslo5o
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1916-03-18
rurdl pas gsraAsrunas 1vnttrmsn

GupbeHiirttr MuSiptie nbtr peN Ggano nff
,Wermnn AmeritnM Jlfs Sniasantt 60 N
Nnitnurc Gtip, wlo., an 81. rs;smOrr
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1916-03-18
onrn 0a0 9'cTiiMtrnN00 7cparltmtNf.

~hAlV NNN 4 kPNAtN"ttNis
GuNoeulucy sucwCis hbsr Ssu aiauo eeS
Gucriiduiirlen Sluci1sS osr aNemonrg Src'
mr ACKNOWLEDGMENT -0isieliidaii snn oam'
burg" 1cniimIcno, an 81 StSsm6sr 1913.
cjciaunntc GinnaDmcu ipibrcno
nta Nnbtcc ...,.L L.....H,.. ..,..Sl jIQl, lQO. ~
GciGhNic 9USgabcn mGbreAo
hes td0rce .,.......,.,.,.. i42A,2OstS
WHtGnOeu.
@iiclicu uuo Sbliqoioucn ncl
0cr Wcicuid0il nccipnci. $L5l5,35l.N2
gSdNr I'm VNrcnu III glniicil lIi0
Eruit EnHn0pHCu ...,..,...U ~ ,0S93t
glQcnicii NiuH3ci. i.......,.... 211,fl3l1
6dHlec mo unlac,alicc 5iHeu
llt0 Wlctbcu .............,. 22,tlGSt
Marfipeyib oCy GliCiic NM
Wonbs iibcr ocn PuWpcrtb 2l,3S00S
Sdliia fix NHdpcrhcrinp auf
hesubiic @etluiic ......s.,,. 6G02
@guiios@uiooocu ........,. SLs02.52oil
@It. ingciiauoeue NjWitaDsn.
Nqcnicn GuauseM 8
oacr nle0r VIpnaie, So, lIGS3
017Gs3
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1916-03-18
anrM Das 9crNMsrmns ! tparltmeul.

GrnSeuRrtcr gniSlUelS iUtr Ben SuifaGo Der
t<tuOula 1ire Suigrausc Ca, Fitt9guI1h
40, aiil 81. cciemtcr 1919.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1916-03-18

Stoai MnyrtauS, sleridleyMras. 1eydrtsmeu,
NuusutiNdyS gNrenN Malijiii'nrc Ntn
OF, TdWnur 1916 80 beihctnae htcrmii nnn
8oyiiebcn0cs Gin pnhrhciisac!rgnerN WuSug0I
orS Dem iihrlidcn etiSpcilc ncr ,ylprthmehrrM
NntinMcl aniArence SO. ni @ltluanlrc, gViStr,
lhr boo nit oeni 81 December 1915 cn0eaoc
Satr " .tpc er VI oicicN 8redu cjrgcrciui
icUtbcn ILL., }N8t
seut Wainn 5behaL
&rriihrii1As Guinmiidr
ts4iwuds25)
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1916-03-18

Iurd nne 4rriidtrnNgs 7 1eynrtsmeut
NunofuNytCr Musmrie hDer ben ztanb eer
,,SetmnHid Sre Snintdnrr NousponN ei
&ru YpIl" Y. D., GIN ~. Se5cmbrr 1915.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1916-03-18

1aidIF iu0ciIan3fa' grlGaOea S. o20.85i.sI
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1916-03-18

N|'NlN y"Ns l'WW"NNN NilANWVA N"f ~ A9t'f''i ~ Il
-.
GgrSlnoAmSeiten
llrbcjalit &Frlulic unh Nniptiis
nic l9'Ciop .s......o..,.... Ste8, ,eog.sl
Clci0mr.c unhelnicuN Yrinicn. S,92s.313nt
xddlr micnf unpeU cic, SA7e.ce
WppGihiyler 4eirin ipdics snhls
peNf 9huihco 5tuG. na0
e1Screg Staicrn s........s. tl6.600.Q 90
GoTmiilon, 4lci crgcaihrcu cic 2IA0s.Bs
3yaG,s ,seaW SseluOr ...,...,.. 500.0000O .
Gciomrie &cybHo.iMlcifen, NIT
sll9en3nic ofs aapiia,s....., lGs, ,lul7e
,SH Na0s br5GbNcs
NiiierinDiia. .-Sl ,000GO0.uO
llcbcrithus ibcr 0uc
|csbnoidEctcn i.060.dS092
-.- oGU tS0 90
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1916-03-18
2uFn oa0 NcTIIdltrINa5 0tparitmcM.

NoBorriirer atEomc!s Rbrr ben StunS Der
gSRlsiS SERMON SHwtanss Ne;o pan SHli
Imperial Valley press., 1916-12-30
Calipatria's Need of Homes Offers
Fine Investment Opportunity.

1t is fact that there is not q sin
gle vacant house in Calipatria, for q
family to move into, and today there
are eight or ten families who desire
to move to Calipatria to put their chill
dren in school, as Calipatria, with its
new $4,000 school, with three teach
ers, offers a very desirable place for
families to live and give their chill
dren good school facilities.
Someone will reap a harvest in good
rentals by building ten or twenty nice
cottages, that will rent for from SIS
to s25 per month, as the demand for
them is very great, and the opportu-
nifty for the sale of such cottages is
also good, because these people are
coming to Calipatria to stay-many
of them going into business-and they
want to get permanently located here.
Desirable residence lots can be had
very cheaply now, and with the natu-
raj growth of the town these lots
and all property are bound to increase
in value fast. The work on the con-
struction of the new Calipatria- West
moreland railroad starts right after
the first of the year, and this will
mean greater activity as we'll as a
greater demand for houses.
If home builders or contractors will
come to Calipatria, they can see for
themselves what big opportunity for
profit they are overlooking. Some live
man or firm is going to take advan-
tage of this soon, and whoever does
will make some money.
Mr.. T. A. Johnson of Calipatria has
a complete list of all residence lots
as we'll as a great many special bar
gains in business properties and small
close-in acreage, and will be glad to
give ny and all information to inter
ested parties.-Adv.
Imperial Valley press., 1916-12-30
SERVICE AT
THE METHODIST CHURCH

A splendid watch night service is
being planned by the Epworth League.
This is to be not only for the young
but for all who will accept their cor
dial invitation to attend. The regu-
lar Epworth League meeting will be
at 9 o'clock instead of $3.50, and this
will be followed by an hour OF good
fellowship, when light refreshments
will be served, after which the pas
tor, H. B. Calrk, will have charge OF
the closing service. 1t is the desire
of those arranging this program that
all who can will make a special ef-
fort to attend from beginning to end.
Every effort is being made to make
the evening attractive and helpful in
every way. This will be good place
to watch the old year out and the new
one in.
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Presbyterian.

Services which will mark the closing
of the old year. Morning Bible school
meets at 9:45. Please plan to be pres
ent at 9:40. Why not. Morning di-
vine worship at II o'clock. The pas
tor will preach. His sermon topic
will be, "Another Year-For What?"
The evening service will be different.
Notice the difference. The Young
Peoples meeting comes after the
evening preaching service. Preaching
service and song at 1880. Evening
subject, Opportunities and Difficult
ties" Young Peoples meeting be-
gins at the close of the preaching
service; Wilbur Morrison, leader. Let
every young person plan to be pres
ent at this meeting. A social hour
will follow the Young Peoples meet
ing and after that the old year will
be watched as it takes its final de-
parture and those present will well
come the new year. This will be a
most helpful service and a most cor
dial invitation is extended to any one
who can attend to be present. Come
and spend the entire evening at the
Presbyterian church. There will not
be a dull minute. The young people
plan to serve light refreshments du-
ring the social hour from 10 to II.
Imperial Valley press., 1916-12-30
Another Large Calipatria Warehouse

Calipatria, with it's large tributary
acreage, has found that it's warehouse
facilities with the Globe Grain and
Milling Company and the Newmark
Grain Company were inadequate te
handle the enormous amount Of grain
nd crops which were harvested, and
to remedy this another large ware
house is being added.
The Balfour- Guthrie Company have
purchased the building formerly occu.
pied by W. A. Rogers & Company ano
will remodel and equip it as moderr
warehouse.
Since the Balfour-Guthrie Company
entered the Valley, in the business Of
buying grain and corn, they have
found it necessary to provide ware
house facilities, and, recognizing th'
enormous amount of barley and corr
that is being cropped in the NORTH
End, they located their big warehouse
in Calipatria.
Imperial Valley press., 1916-12-30

A. L. Sebille, a prominent Braw.
ley attorney, motored down to take il
the Fair yesterday.
Mrs. J. ]. Simmons of Olive street
is rapidly recovering from her re.
cent spell of sickness.
Miss Margaret Holdzkom of Impe-
rial brought the pupils of her school
at Silsbee to the fair yesterday.
Investigate for yourselves the
claims of the Liberty Six at the Booth
in the Auto Tent at the Fair.
Mrs. Wilbur Reed and daughter, OF
Portland, Ore, are visiting RMS. S.
H. Embury.
Ease and Comfort for the owner
See the Liberty Six at the Booth al
the Fair.
F. o. McColloch, brother of the
popular young druggist of Ell Centre
is visiting the Valley during Fail
week.
C. L. Strain of Los Angeles is II
town this week meeting his friend;
of the Valley as they appear at the
Fair.
Thomas Beach of Los Angeles com
bined looking over his business inter
ests in Ell Centre with a visit to the
Fair.
- i g
E. G. Bair held an unique auction
this afternoon, at which time about q
used automobiles were disposed Of
Unusually good prices were received
August Anderson is receiving tht
congratulations of his friends on be
ing able to be on the street again
Mr.. Anderson has entirely recovered
from his attrack of partial paraly
sis.
Imperial Valley press., 1916-12-30
Methodist.

Sixth ard Commercial street. H. b.
Clark, pastor. Sunday school at 9:45'
Public worship at II. Subject, "Some
New Years Resolutions" Junior
League at 3. In the evening the
services are to begin at 9 o'clock
The Epworth League will hold their
usual devotional service; subject, "Be-
ginning All Over Again" Cora Nuf.
fer will lead. After this there will
be a social hour, giving opportunity
for everyone to become acquainted
with strangers. Light lunch will be
served. From II until closing the
service will be in charge Of the pas
tor. This ought to be real time
of helpful fellowship, and you are
cordially invited to help make 1t
such. Midweek prayer and praise
service Wednesday at 7:SO. The Ep-
worth League will be in charge this
week in the absence of the pastor.
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SERVICES IN Ell CENTRIC CHURCHES

Mrs. Fox, Mr.. Muddux and Mr.. Wash
burn. The evening service will be-
gin at 1880. The pastor will preach
subject, beginning the New Yeal
Right" Mrs. Castleman and Miss
Sears will sing. The. quartete will
also assist. The Eendeavor service
will begin at 9; subject, lessons to
Learn from the Old Year; leader
Evalyn Boman. Social hour, with re-
freshments, at 10. Watch service at
II; leader, Rev. w. G. Conley. All
friends are invited.
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PERSONAL MENTION

VALLEY DYE WORKS
Expert Cleaning and Pressing.
Work Called for and Delivered.
634 Mann Street, Telephone 1863.
Gus Wulff of Silsbee came over to
look over the fair today.
Charles Meyers and wife of Holt
vile were Fair visitors today.
H. H. Clark of Calipatria spent the
day at the Fair yesterday.
Edgar Blake of Holtville came over
Friday for two days at the Fair.
C. H. Eckert of Holtville came over
to see the Fair today.
Roy ]. Myars and E. E. Wells OF
San Diego spent Saturday at the Fair.
+. Easton has accepted position
with Hayward's Market, vice d. D.
Jones, resigned.
John o. Waldrop of Calexico Wis
tied Ell Centro yesterday and looked
over the fair.
John C. Cole, genial proprietor OF
the Hotel Alamo, Holtville, visited FL
Centro yesterday and took in the Fair.
Mr.. and Mrs. R. w. Miller OF Braw-
ley were among the recent fair vlsl-
tors.
Have you see "Mac"? He is ready
to show you Chandler at the booth
in the Auto Tent.
A special train will leave Ell Centro
at IL a. m. New Years day for Holt
vile, on account Of the Fiesta.
Imperial Valley press., 1916-12-30
Baptist.

The pastor, Rev. Walter S. Reed,
begins his third year as pastor of the
First Baptist church. Appropriate
services will be held throughout the
day. The spirit of the new year will
be manifest in all the programs. AT
the II o'clock morning worship hour
the pastor will preach the New Years
sermon to the Christians, his theme
being "Go Forward" The subject for
the evening service will be "a Way
We Have Never Been Before" Spe-
cial music will be rendered at both
Imperial Valley press., 1916-12-30

services. A special watch night pro-
gram will follow the evening service.
At 9:3O Rev. Thos. E. Stevenson OF
the First Presbyterian church will
bring message, exchanging with the
pastor of the Baptist church. A So
cial hour from 10 to II o'clock will
be enjoyed by all, after which re-
freshments will be served. The watch
service will commence at II and last
through the remainder Of the old
wear. A fine musical program will be
a feature. Come and watch the old
wear out and welcome the new year
in.
Imperial Valley press., 1916-12-30
ANENT THE MOTION
PICTURES TO BE SHOWN
-TONIGHT
Palace Theatre.

There are three main requirements
for truly fine motion pictures-mon-
ey, story and talent. A costly star
can't make good drama out of a
cheap, poor story. Or great star
and great story won't make success
out of cheap production, for money
and talent and story must all be pre-
sented, and you will find all in the
thrilling picture, Lieutenant Danny,
U. S. A." at the Palace Theatre to-
night. A good Keystone two-reel
comedy will also be seen.
Sunday the usual great Blue Rib
bon feature, "The Chattel," with the
noted actor, E. H. Sothern, and Peggy
Hyland, the charming English beauty.
Monday, George Walsh and Annie
Luther in "The Beast" a story of a
bad mans reformation.
No change in prices.
Imperial Valley press., 1916-12-30
Episcopal.

Tomorrow there will be an addl-
tional service at St. Paul's Episcopal
Mission, celebration of the Holy
-Communion at 8 o'clock. The Sunday
school will meet promptly at 10.
Immediately after, at II o'clock,
there will be morning prayer and
sermon. The preacher will be the
Rev. C. Rankin Barnes, priest IN
charge of the mission. While the
new church is being built at Fifth
and Orange streets, the services OF
the Mission are being held in the fu-
neral chapel of D. D. Mulligan q
Son, $50 State street.