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Americus times-recorder. [volume] (Americus, Ga.) 1891-current, 1917-07-29
, MRS. GEORGE OLIVER
! GTYES LOVELY RECEPTION.

The lovely home of Mrs. George Oil
yer on Church street, was thrown
open with typical hospitality yester>
day afternoon, when Mrs. Oliver was
hostess to about one hundred ana
twenty-five guests, entertaining in
honor of her niece, Miss Catherine Oil
yer, of Plains, and her attractive house
guests. Miss Leonel Jones, of Valdos-
ia; Miss Wilma Ridgdill, of Triton;
Miss Sara McLain of Dawson, and
Miss Lillian Price, of Douglas
The hall, parlor, library and dining
room of the home were thrown to-
gether for this beautiful reception and
lavishly adorned with countless
numbers of roses, marguerites, zinnias
and sunfowers, combined with hand
some ferns and palms. The reception
hall was decorated in zinnias, their
myriad bright hues blending in lovely
effect. In the parlor, wall pockets, bas-
kets and tall vases held the loveliest
pink rosebuds, while in the library,
where delicious fruit punch was dis
pensed by Misses Sarah oliver and
Elizabeth Sheffield, quantities of sun
flowers were the decorations used. In
the dining room, the mantel and side
board were banked with marguerites,
and in the arches French baskets fill
ed with the same dainty flowers were
hung. Softly shaded lights cast a
lovely glow over the whole enchanting
scene
The guests were received at the
door by Mrs. Roland S. Broadhurst
petite Miss Florence Fort receiving
the cards. Mrs James w. Harris, Jr.
and Miss Emma Mae Borum also as
sisted in receiving the guests as did
Mrs. David R. Andrews, and Miss
Margaret Edwards, in the library, and
Mrs. John SILVER and Miss Inez Nc
Dermott in the dining room, with Mrs
William Humber and Mrs. w. c. Gray
In the receiving line stationed in the
parlor with Mrs. Oliver stood Miss
Catherine Oliver, Miss Lionel Jones
Miss Wilma Ridgdill, Miss Sara Nc
Lain and Miss Lillian Price. Misses
Gladys Cunningham, of Cordele; Miss
Nannelle Coney, of Unadilla, and Miss
Sarah Oliver assisted in serving the
delicious ice course.
Many beautiful gowns were in evil
dence at this charming reception.
Americus times-recorder. [volume] (Americus, Ga.) 1891-current, 1917-07-29

25S-E. McCord Prather.
45S-Julius Statham Lawrence, Leslie
1436-Eliiah Brown, Cobb.
S54-Robert Johnson.
lS94-Arthur Watson.
1S78-Will Merritt.
1G95-John Ingram.
2G22-Monroe Paschal, Leslie.
I1455-Lucius Thomas, DeSoto.
7S3-Willie Blanch.
I1S13-Adolphus Tullis. Plains.
j1S5S-Josie Napier.
!1752-George Croxton, Smithyille.
l1117-Lewis Simmons.
l1572-Fred Foster.
l174S-Fred Rulefocd.
l2195-Jake Crittenden, Andersonyille.
S37-Cleve Mack.
2O36-Ananias Lockhart.
337-James E. Kemph.
676-Joel Roach.
275-John William Westbrook.
509-A. D. Mitchell, Smlthvllle.
I11S5-Claude Adams, Sumter.
564-Molittle Martin, Andersonyille.
2166-Thurable Burke.
945-Henry Mumford, Andersonville.
1913-Beniamin Jackson, Old 18th Dis
trict.
5qe-Oliver Jennings Zimmerman
Plains.
1267-Gilbert Judson Sheffield, Leslie
2148-John Anthony.
5S6-Lynn Daniel Mashburn.
ll495-James Simmons, Leslie.
54S-Calvin Grady Davis, Route G.
l26-Haryey Worth Smith.
t679-Bob Williams. Smithville.
l237-Will Pittman, Albany. .
1874 Jesse viii Luke.
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2119-Herman Higdon, Leslie.
749-Earnest Greene
186S-Gene Black.
1509-Jesse Jackson, Cobb,
1211-Will Dean.
525-Benjamin Homer Dupree.
1417-Willie Hooks, Cobb. =
1574-Simon Lipford, Leslie.
BS4-Robert Smith, Leslie.
760-Lusius Deal
1S3-Willie Jones Bass.
56-Leonard N. Hill.
1276-John Lucas, Leslie.
1791-Luke Hardy, Smithville
1956-Claud Idlett Plains.
792-Will Eugene Langley.
212S-Ed Cherry.
81. j. Smoot.
350-Geo. Leonard Gartner.
15S0-Kit Robertson, Jr., Leslie.
54-Charlie D. Poole.
| S70-Steve Galloway.
| 1714-Ephraim Hardy, Smithville.
/ 549-Henry Grady Davis.
| 1132-Charles B. Jackson, Columbus.
440-Claude Robert Ferguson, Leslie,
14S5-Simon Pollard, Cobb
1674-James Carter
741-Elisha Kellogg.
1O54-Thomas Knighton
1275-Aaron Lowe DeSoto.
CONTINUED on Last Page)
Americus times-recorder. [volume] (Americus, Ga.) 1891-current, 1917-07-29


= WAR. =
y \ = \ y \ = \ y + =
Night after night, wide-eyed with fear
The tramp of marching feet I hear!
The white battalions of the dead
Advancing with thudding tread
That chills my blood, and robs my
brain
Of power to think When I would
fain
Flee from the sound no matter
where
go, that tramp, tramp, tramp, is
there.
Each night the sound grows louder-I
Shudder to learn the reason why!
The ranks have sweIled from sun to
sun,
And fresh recruiting is begun
When every reddening dawn re-tolls
Inc uedIH-kueH vi Ten luouSduu
souls!
Up country lane and city street
The armies that know no retreat
Come marching without fife or drum
With that strange thudding tread
they come!
Hark! they are drawing nearer!
See!
What have they come to ask of me?
Now they are hating at my door.
Death is demanding of me-more!
Merciful God! Must I, too, give
All that 1 have? Why should
I live and love and bear? Is it to feed
Just an insatiate monarch's greed
.rT-w
They've gone! And down the bleeding
track
Of women's hearts - none looking
back
That ceaseless tramp, tramp, tramp
goes on,
And l am kneeling here-alone!
Anne P L. Field.
Americus times-recorder. [volume] (Americus, Ga.) 1891-current, 1917-07-29
PARTY CAMPING AT
MAGNOLIA SPRINGS.

Mr.. and Mrs T. NJ Furlow and fam
lily. together with Mr. and Mrs. HUI
bert Marshall, of Cordele, will camp
this week at Magnolia Springs. Mrs.
Marshall is pleasantly remembered in
Americas as Miss Bessie Walters.
Americus times-recorder. [volume] (Americus, Ga.) 1891-current, 1917-07-29
A CARD OF THANKS.

/ wish to express to my dear friends
and patrons my sincere appreciation
of their patronage in the past, and
shall hope for a continuation of the
same in my absence.
27-2t Nc. PRATHER.
Americus times-recorder. [volume] (Americus, Ga.) 1891-current, 1917-07-29
List of Men Who Viii Be
Summoned On First Call

! 1732-Will Jones.
755-John Henry Mclaughlin.
107-Walter Scott McGarrah.
/ 1546-Joe Lamar, Leslie
/ 1563-Ebenezer Miner, Cobb.
2O99-Ophelia Green.
! 1369-Charlie Brown, Huntington
616-Albert Cooper, Plains.
! 373-Cloyd Buchanan.
1676-John H. Carter, Smithville.
1266-Harper Smith, Leslie.
1891-Billy Stewart.
! 775-John Staley Robinson.
486-Hugh S. Page.
692-Luther Russell, Leslie
Godfather Alonzo Wise, Plains.
! 1986-Bennie Young, Plains.
S10-Henry Lee Brown.
| 1539-Jonah Woods, Leslie.
| 16S2-Arthur Clements.
! 5O7-Levi NJ. Johnson.
| 309-Jesse Lee Jeter.
; 437-Jesse L. Davis, DeSoto.
1324-David Furlow, Cobb.
| 604-Charlie Crisp Wilder.
| 43-Joseph Curry Pouncey.
21S1-Sam Montgomery, Andersonville
1T63-Jack Idlett, Smithville.
i154S-Leroy Johnson, Cobb.
1861 Willie Jackson, DeSoto.
/ l066-Emmett Blanch.
924-Judge Taylor
420-Walter Lee Johnson.
I1014-William Lloyd Thomas.
i117S-Johnnie Walton
/ 514-Floyd Israel, Smithville.
433-Robert Earl Statham, Cobb.
Prince S. Hawkins, Cobb.
10-Henry Tucker Ansley
1O45-Buck Scrutchins.
Americus times-recorder. [volume] (Americus, Ga.) 1891-current, 1917-07-29
NOTICE.

All persons indebted to the late w.
H. R. Schroeder are hereby respect
fully requested to Immediately settle
their Indebtedness in order that the
estate may be closed up.
E. ]. SCHROEDER, Executor.
Americus times-recorder. [volume] (Americus, Ga.) 1891-current, 1917-07-29
MISS CATHERINE DIVERS
SWIMMING PARTY.

Miss Catherine oliver entertained
with very delightful swimming party
at Magnolia Springs on Friday after
noon in honor of the members of her
house party. The party went out in
cars and enjoyed a swim in the cool
waters of Magnolia. A number OF
Americas people were invited.
Americus times-recorder. [volume] (Americus, Ga.) 1891-current, 1917-07-29
MISS MELVA CLARK
TO ENTERTAIN TUESDAY

Il On Tuesday afternoon Miss Melva
Clark will entertain in honor Of her
house guest, Miss Irma Wilkes OF
Tampa, Fla, and of Miss Minnie Hol-
mes, of Culloden, the guest of Miss
Elizabeth Brown.
Americus times-recorder. [volume] (Americus, Ga.) 1891-current, 1917-07-29
Observation-Disclosures.

Mr. and Mrs. B. S. Kassell announce
the engagement of their daughter Rosa
Lee, to MI Nathan Friedlander of
Moultrie, Ga.
Americus times-recorder. [volume] (Americus, Ga.) 1891-current, 1917-07-29

I905-Windsor Walton
933-Cage Hammonds.
1591-Love Thomas.
22O9-Wm. Cullen Brown, Anderson
Vile
1288-Jno. Henry Mason, Cobb.
452-John Earnest Harp.
355-Wiiey 0. Bluette
1S43-Stick Bell, Plains.
53O-James Barney Walters,
S09-Eddie l., Virgins.
1114-Eyans Ray
645-Oscar McLendon.
.2135-Johnnie Bryant Clements.
218-Gust Adolph Anderson.
62O-Calvin B. Derrick
1334-Pleas Council, Leslie.
550-Mark Howell Bell
1611-Jimmie Bryant.
574-James E. Carter, Plains.
31-Eston Byron Parker, Anderson
vile.
1432-Cy Brown Leslie.
1727-John Henry Brown.
2047-James Mercer, Leslie
9S1-Connie E. Wooten.
1S48-H. w. Tullis, Plains.
1570-Ed Lanier, Leslie.
770-Robert Carr.
882-Fred Williams.
2078-Jno. Lewis.
677-William l.. Chambliss
Americus times-recorder. [volume] (Americus, Ga.) 1891-current, 1917-07-29

@SsRs 81 a&AAz
1O31-S Samuel D. Armstrong.
17O5-Adam Jones, smithville
1331-Shad Dowdell
16S5-Early Wilson, Smithville.
487--James Hilton Perry. a
12S2-Artie Lanier, Leslie.
1323-Dayid English, Cobb.
1847-Ike Anglin, Sulithville.
797-Thomas Griffin
14O-Russell C. Speer.
1536-Reuben Savage.
-Burland Bryant, Plains.
George Moore, Smithville.
1779-Henry Bruce, Sumter.
Thornton Frazier.
2G11-Merrill Spencer.
432-Walker Grady Carter, Cobb.
Buckingham Law.
652-Clarence H. Williams, Smith
vile.
927-Joseph Maddox.
14S4-Dozier Oliver, Cobb.
739-Homer Crumley.
1751-Albert Butler
601-Linton Stevenson Wilder, Plains.
1322-Anderson Ellerson, Leslie.
1146-Lacius Allen
1103-Guy Kemp
1395-Fate Brown, Leslie.
606-Phillip Chappell Wise, Plains.
1S2-James Emmett Denham.
1771-Geo. Evans, Jr., Sumter.
513-Robert Lawrence, Sumter.
46-Samuel Leon Mcdaniel.
1020-Allen Hill, R. F. D., A
1651-Atwood w. Smith, Leslie.
1099-Eugene Bennett
1955-Charlie Luther Idlett, Plains.
1636-John Jackson, Leslie,
223-Charles Daniel Giddings.
2O66-Rufus Weston
1441-Webster Allen, DeSoto.
117-Emory Griffin.
6O2-William o. Williamson.
390-Homer ]. France.
2233-Charlie Tinsley.
75-Clayton Davis Steeyer.
181S-Charlie Lloyd
772-Fred Freeman.
1456-Charlie White
721-Henry Cooper
1419-Olden Biyins, Leslie.
7S6-Lonnie Smith
1549-Richard Jackson, Leslie.
1476-Ernest Major, Cobb.
2S0-Elias Attyah.
1292-Cato Jones, Cobb.
972-Wesley Warner.
9S3-Wisdom Wallace
757-Sam Moye. Andersonville.
966-Jesse Allen, Andersonville.
S68-Willie West
223O-Idus Coleman, Andersonville.
332-Lonnie Malone Norville.
2O90-Ed Jordan
156O-Thomas Mitchell, Leslie.
379-David Thomas Jennings
542-Leonard L DuPree
2107-Ely Collier, Andersonville.
194-Dennis Thomas O'Hearn.
874-Clinton Mincey.
552-Logan Carlisle Buchanan.
13O0-Nathan Green.
2124-Thomas Casey. Leslie.
1t73-Berry Reddick, Sumter.
1SS7-Anthony Pryor.
29S-John Ike Hudson, Jr
675-Charlie Crisp Clements.
2132-Marcellus Cameron
1769-Gid Scrutchins
1294-Eugene Harvey, DeSoto.
114S-Fred Luther Harris.
1e47-Robert Spivey, Leslie.
Clark, Cobb.
1906-Leonard Schley, Plains.
Johnson
343-Charles Samuel Ranew.
2008-Benjamin Hollins.
1613-Lem Berryhill
2100-Charlie Hart
William B. Vinson.
726-Wilhe Lee Harrison.
15-Homer Chappell.
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7-27-1Ot
Imperial Valley press., 1917-05-16
ADJUSTMENTS AT LOCAL
PLAYHOUSES TONIGHT

price for any and all performances
The attractions tonight and tomorrow
are the great Berne Bros, late of the
Barnum G. Bailey show, and M. Ma
dono, who juggles cannon balls, etc.
The Bernes are men Of ordinary
stature, yet they perform marvellous
feats of strength. They open their
show with challenge act open to the
world for $1,000 and which has thus
far found no acceptance. Their next
is thrilling act of self-defense, one
combatant being foiled with every con-
ceivable weapon, all of which are
knocked from his hand. This act Of
self defense is the same as thaught
to the people of Lapland. This is the
only act of it's kind presented on any
stage.
M. Madono, one of the troupe, de-
fies death by catching cannon balls on
his neck, any of which, if misdirected,
would crush his skull. He also tears
three decks of cards in half, being the
OILY man in the world today who can
accomplish this feat. The picture will
lie a Bluebird feature, "The Devils
Pay Day."
Imperial Valley press., 1917-05-16
PUT CREAM IN NOSE .
AND STOP CATARRH
Tells How To Open Clogged Nos
q trils and End Head Colds.

You feel fine in a few moments.
Your cold in head or catarrh will be
gone. Your clogged nostrils will
open. The air passages of your head
yill clear and you can breathe freely.
70 more dullness, headache; no hawk
ng, snuffling, mucous discharges or
ryness; no struggling for breath at
night.
Tell your druggist you want small
ottle of Ely's Cream Balm. Apply a
tile of this fragrant, antiseptic cream
your nostrils, let it penetrate
through every air passage of the
cad; soothe and heal the swollen, in
lamed mucous membrance, and relief
ONES instantly.
1t is just what every cold and ca
arrh sufferer needs. Don't stay
stuffed up and miserable. 64
Imperial Valley press., 1917-05-16
At the Palace Tonight.

William S. Hart, Triangle star, will
be seen at the Palace theatre tonight
in new play called Truthful Tulli-
Icer."
1t has as it's hero travelling print
er of half century ago, who goes
into little western mining camp and
starts newspaper. The editors mot
to is ''The truth, the whole truth and
nothing but the truth" A man with
sdch slogan naturally stands also
for law, order and deccncy, and as re-
suit Truthful Tulliver" is obliged, be-
fore he gets through, to "clean up
the town." Being a good two-handed
fighter, handy with lasso and an ex-
collent shot, he does this, and wins
a wife for himself into the bargain.
Alma Reubens, seen in two Douglas
Fairbanks pictures, is Hart's leading
woman in Truthful Tulliver."
"The Secret Kingdom" will also be
shown.
Imperial Valley press., 1917-05-16
At the Palace Friday and Saturday

At the Palace Friday and Saturday.
1t may be that in "The Barrier"
produced by the Rex Beach Pictures
&c Company, and which will be presented
at the Palace theatre Friday and Sat-
u:day, we have the great American
picture-a simple, straightforward
story, presented without spectacular
accompaniment. 1t is tale of North
America and of North Americans-of
the best of these and Of the worst of
these; of men and women who hail
from south of the forty-ninth parallel
and from the north Of it. Its major
setting is of Alaska--that sparsely-
settled country where all that is prim-
tive in men comes to the surface
all that is noble as well as all that is
vicious. Here we have strong con-
trasts in character, but standing out
above every other kind and descrip-
ton of human attributes is the "great-
est of these"-and that is renuncia
ton.
Imperial Valley press., 1917-05-16
NOTICE: IMPERIAL IRRIGA ALTON
DISTRICT BOND ELECTION.

Notice is hereby given to the quail
fed electors of the Imperial lrrigatio.
District that pursuant to law and il
accordance with resolution of the
Roard of Directors Of said Imperial
Irrigation District, Special election
vii be held throughout the said Dis
tr:ct on Saturday, the Goth day OF
May, 1917, between the hours of eigh;
80 o'clock a. m. of said day and four
(4) o'clock p. m. of said day for the
urpose Of determining whether or
not the bonds of said district shall be
der to raise additional money for the
urpose of constructing necessary irri-
cation canals and works and acqTirino
the necessary property and rights
therefor and for the purpose of ac-
quiring water and other property
necessary for the purposes of said Dis
t, ct as provided in the order Of said
board of Directors determining the
amount of said bonds, entered in its
Minutes on February 6, 1917.
AT said election the ballots vii! con-
tain a statement of the proposition to
be voted on, including the amour. of
tonds proposed to be issued, which
proposition will be followed by the
words eyes" and "No" on separate
lines with small enclosed space after
each of said words. The electors shall
vote for or against the proposition ly
stamping a cross (X) in the voting
space after the words "Yes" o. mo"
respectively. On the ballot will also
be printed the following under the
heading, Constructions to Voters: "To
vote for proposition, stamp a cross
tX) in the voting space after the word
"Yes" following the proposition. To
vote against a proposition, stanlp a
cross (X) in the voting space after
the word "No" following the propo-
sition."
Said election will be held and the
result thereof be determined and de-
clared in all respects as nearly as
= acticable in conformity with the
provision of the Irrigation District law
governing the election Of irrigation
district officers; provided, that no IN
formalities in conducting said election
shall invalidate the same if the elec :
ton shall have been otherwise fairly
conducted. If majority of the votes
cast for and against the proposition
are for "Yes," the Board Of Directors
Imperial Valley press., 1917-05-16
Attorney E. r. Simon has received

Attorney E. r. Simon has received
totice from the local land office that
he Earl Pearre land case against
;hc estate of the late William j. Fo-
Icy had been decided in favor of the
former. Foley suicided on December
10, 1918, and Pearre alleged that the
provisions of the homestead act had not
been fully carried out ty the deceased
rrior and subsequent to his tragic
death. Mr.. Simon appeared for
icarre, the land being located south
Of Holtvile.
Imperial Valley press., 1917-05-16

shall cause bonds in the amount speci
fled in said proposition to be issued
if a majority Of votes cast for an,
against the proposition are for "No,
the result of the vote on said propo
sition shall be so declared and en-
tered of record.
Said election will be held in tn,
several regularly constituted election
precincts in said district and the poll
ing place in each precinct and th'
persons appointed officers of elec
ton for said precincts, respectively
are as follows:
DIVISION NO. 1.
Election Precinct: CALEXICO
Inspector-DR. d. F. HUTCHISON
Judge-ALBERT S. CARR
Judge-VIOLA P. BEARDSLEY
Polling Place-CITY HALL
Election Precinct: HEBER
nspector-JAMES E. BROCK
Judge-COY J. RITTER
Judge-LILLIAN G. TRIP
Polling Place-POST OFFICE
Election Precinct: MT. SIGNAL
Inspector-GROVER L. LOTUS
Judge-FRANK M. CZARNOWSK1
Judge-CHAS. w. ANDERSON
Polling Place-MT. SIGNAL STORE
Election Precinct: ALDER
Inspector-BENJAMIN VLIER
Judge-LEVI S. NEAGLE
Judge-SCOTT B. FOULDS
Polling Place-TEN-FOOT DROP
Election Precinct: VERDE
Inspector-C. S. THOMPSON
Judge-J. c. LESTER
Judge-W. L. HAWK
Polling Place--VERDE STORE
DIVISION NO. 2.
Election Precinct: Ell CENTRIC A
Inspector-C. B. ECHOLS
Judge-Mrs. Maude T. Greer
Judge-MRS. SALLIE M. LEF-
FINGWELL
Polling Place-WEIR BLDG, north
west corner Fifth and
Broadway.
Election Precinct: Ell CENTRIC B
nspector-JOHN B. WACHTEL
Judge-JESSIE P. HELMS
Judge-SOPHIA P. CURTIS
Polling Place-IRRIGATION OF
flee, Sixth and State streets
Election Precinct: DIXIELAND
nspector-WALTE p. DOWNEY
Judge-WILLIAM T. DUNCAN
Judge EDWIN A. HULL
Polling Place-Residence of w. +
DUNCAN
Election Precinct: SILSBEE
nspector-MRS. G.. L. CAMPBELL
Judge-MARY C. CONNETT
Judge-A. r. FERGUSON
Polling Place--SCHOOL HOUSE
Election Precinct: DATE
Inspector-FLORENCE r. KNAPP
Judge-AGNES FERRIS
JudgeRAYMOND Fl. CLARK
Polling Place-Residence of f. r
FERRIS, Imperial avenue.
Election Precinct: McCABE
Inspector--KATHRYN F. HOPPIN
Jud dge-W. D. MOFFITT
Judge-H. II. HOPPIN
Polling Place--SCHOOL HOUSE
Election Precinct: lockwood
nspector-FANK JONES
Judge-MAY S. DELOZIER
Judge-MAY Fl. HARRIS
Polling Place-SIMONS BRICK
YARD
DIVISION NO. ;.
Precinct: IMPERIAL
InspectorD. c. GALE
Judge-JOHN H. BECK
Judge--H N. BREWER, JR!
Polling Place--CITY HALL
Imperial Valley press., 1917-05-16
At the L. & S. Tonight.

A big high class vaudeville and pic
trre program will be shown tonight
and tomorrow night at the l.. & S.
theatre. The prices will remain the
same as usual, but this should in no
way detract from the value of this
program as it is the policy of the l.
q S. to have one uniform admission
Imperial Valley press., 1917-05-16
Election Precinct: NEW RIVER

Election Precinct: NEW RIVER
nspector-JOHN BELCOVE
Judge-CLYDE w. GENTRY
Judge-MIKE CASSIDY
Polling Place-EIGHTH STREET
CROSSING AND BRAW.
LEY MAIN
Election Precinct: MESQUITE LAX I
Inspector-CARL BREEDLOVE
Judge-J. D. CONRAD
Judge-GLENN CARDIFF
Polling Place-OGBURN GROVE
DIVISION NO. 4.
Election Precinct: BRAWLEY
Inspector-JOHN B. HART
Judge-MRS. MYRTLE L.DAWDN
Judge-MRS. MARJORIE NJ
WADE
Polling Place-CITY HALL
Election Precinct: INLAND
Inspector-JOHN B. McNEESE
Judg dge-BANJAMIN A. WHITE
Judge-Mack C. HARRIS
Polling Place-SCHOOLHOUSE
Election Precinct: :CALIPATRIA
Observation-Disclosures E. NICE
Judge-JAMES ALBERT GOD
Judge-HENRY SON
CLARK
Polling Place-SCHOOLHOUSE
Election Precinct: WESTMORELAND
Inspector-IRVIN H. GENTRY
Judge. F. BOARTS
Judge-EGBERT NJ. SAWYER
Polling gPlace-SCHOOLHOUSE
Election Precinct: LOCKWOOD
Inspector-FRED B. WARE
Judge-HARRY W. MESERVE
Judge-MYERS GILMORE
Polling Place-WIEST STORE
Election Precinct: TAMARACK
Inspector-JOHN J. LAIRD
Judge-SILAS H. BRYANT
Judge-GEO. j. HALLOWAY
Polling Place-MALAN RANCH
Election Precinct: MAGNOLIA
Inspector-JACOB l.. TAECKER
Judge-JAMES w. HASTAIN
JudgeRALPH M. BUFFERS
Polling Plac "a [. A M ORR .
SCHOOLHOUSE
DIVISION NO. S
Election Precinct: HOLTVILLE
Inspector-JAMES w. GRIFFIN
Judge-MAX ID. ROOKLEDGE
Judge--EARL G. WILKINS
Polling Place-CITY HALL
election Precinct: MELOLAND
nspector-PHIL w. BROOKS
Judge-ANN &. RUSSELL
Judge-WALTER f. PACKARD
Polling Plac en- ELOLA Nj
SCHOOLHOUSE
Election Precinct: SUNSET
Inspector-W. E. YOUMAN
Judge-SADIE S. WALLACE
Judge-H. T. DIZNEY
Polling Place-Rresidence of w. 4.
YOUMAN
Election, Precinct: EASTSIDE
Inspector-PORTER N. FERGU-
SON
Judge--LAURA B. OAKLEY
Judge---FRED A. cox
Polling Place Asst SIDE
SCHOOLHOUSE
Election Precinct: ALAMO
Inspector-SAMUEL c. TOMP
KINS
Judge-lRA II. SCOTT
Judge-CHARLES SHRODE
Polling Place-H Y D r OGRAPH-
ER'S HOUSE, NO. 5
HEADING.
BY order Board of Directors, April
80, 1917.
f. H. McIVER, Secretary.
Imperial Valley press., 1917-05-16
HELP WANTED-FEMALE

AN INTELLIGENT PERSON may
earn 500 monthly corresponding for
newspapers; $40 to $50 monthly IN
spare time; experience unnecessary;
no canvassing; subjects suggested.
Send for particulars. National Press
Bureau, Room 939, Buffalo, NY. If
Imperial Valley press., 1917-05-16

AN INTELLIGENT PERSON may
earn $100 monthly corresponding for
newspapers; $40 to $50 monthly in
spare time; experience unnecessary;
no canvassing; subjects suggested.
Send for particulars. National Press
Bureau, Room 939, Buffalo, NY. If
Imperial Valley press., 1917-05-16

Mixer; good place to
work; $50 per month. Phone 36F41
Holtville. 5-l6
Imperial Valley press., 1917-05-16
HELP WANTED-MALE

WANTED-Fresno man finished for
ten days; steady work there after;
$55 a month. Box 406, Ell Centro
P. O. 5-19
Imperial Valley press., 1917-05-16
ST THOMAS HOSPITA&

Thoroughly equipped for any medtcel
or surgical case. Artistic rooms exclu'
sively for maternity cases, where the
patient has the COZ. .ort and quiet OF
honla combined with hospital convsnl'
ence. New :wo-story building with
epaaious screened-in verandas, sur
rounded by lawns and trees. Thirty
fet capacity. sGraduate nurses.
RAI tlS-- Ward, SIS per wees: Dri
ware robG,s. $50. S26 and $50 |eok
r.v suvsher Information address
Sisters of Mercy
ML SisnTRo- CAs.
Imperial Valley press., 1917-05-16
FXCELLENT OPENINGS for trained

T EXCELLENT OPENINGS for trained
men. Learn automobile repairing,
driving, ignition, machine shop prac
tice. Only short time required. Stu
dents can earn living while learn
ing. Special reduced rates. Cata-
loge free. National School of En-
gineering Established 1905), Los
Angeles. tt
Imperial Valley press., 1917-05-16

LEARN actual auto repairing, book
keeping, shorthand, radio, engineer
ing. Y. M. C. A., Los Angeles. Cat
aIoglleS free. t.
Imperial Valley press., 1917-05-16
SPECIAL NOTICES

tJk kENT-100 head work mules.
Inquire at Whitaker's Feed Yard. tt