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Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1918-04-21
'OBAt'O STOCKS STRONG:
AMERICAN NNkJ.f, tuIANCv

Tobacco st"c-s wor" strong, ArlSrican To
T." srinS r'w r'-'n; high With ~
['rtt" ~ !n"r" than = point. vob-.r,
ipdn''s h.li 0rrr. ~ did American su-
Ehtra 80! tinted CIGAR S'orr~
troSr''i'y OF tn" Chemical industry "a
r1f,H bf III. isuT"I tnuouHrod tod
II h' F'r'T7I On" mica CorNra1T - tn
[ncTca7" ~ OIL, :'5tn frcri ,na ~ qus-
r, r. - y"sr Gu, % M II ~ sti4e
Irprr Tor i#Nes. Uia1f md 10 S8ci.,ion
[Eo'p1ri'N - tho -ctiii business = .ho,-n.
IN" i.not' - Jones rro'h"rs Tea Com
~ which had sales u: f7i5,a sal .o- the
Etee months ending March 80 heinE an
or - l'T cent over The same quar-
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1918-04-21
NEW YoRK rKonuCE MARKET

NEW YORK PRODUCT MARKET
NEW YORK. April 70 b. Butter. nrn
ch"c.c. steady. SPOT coffee unchanged
Rio IS. .; santos s. ir.
Tn" cctionsn"d oil market was entirely
devoid Of feature. with no quotations There
was switch of 500 May To July at 10 points
difference" Prim. crude l'.a0: primo sum.
MGR yellow. nominal
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1918-04-21
The Want Adj N,ny

is 10 telephone your Want Adj to
dolph l. The results will plo,sa va,
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1918-04-21

RICHMOND PRODiCe MARKET
WholeSalr Quotations.
u. S. Food Administra ton Llcense No G. 1891
(Bv @ Currte & Coz
Richmond Va, April 20 1ols
1.-Two Poultry.
Chiekens. per ID. ............ 60 IS
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1918-04-21

CHICAGO LIVE. STOCK MARKET.
unsettled; bulk, .l7..oasl7 Hight. 3IiS5G
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1918-04-21
Richmond, Fredericksburg & Potomac R. R
To and FROM NasLIpcton and b.,,,s u,,

Leave kicnnIona Arr,x,. "a ,.,,,,y,,,,
go AM 10 - AM suai ~ 49, -. - ~,
Al a.l5 AM rl23o PM go ~ ipW as = =,
SEAM 500 PM + 5rn pu 49, tS::
- --- y " N.lu w : 30 IN -l2.Su Nj
iticnnionu- " aSilngtun l.oca. ~ ~ M ,-II
n mteh Gays; sf.iS IN. sundays; Ar. As A Nj
dnL[ fredericksburg Accom- week day. IL
40 NJ Ar. sis AM. Ashland Accom- wees
"sSs i-F.s'.ao A N. h.SO PM; Al. 90 50 AM 5SOpM
AEiha tieke; and baggage oflces not oreu
Syrd 81 sta. stopping a, E!bal E:loa STA
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1918-04-21
sHHsH
Dressed iiUY6,

S!.osts - 20 ~ los ID. :: q "a
moss. small .o........... Il e. p
siO.s. !4e.!G.n. Ib........ q "a
CHOICE. large yer Ip.......... ie e ~
soft sc"H. I-r 10 ............ - u ~
StaSs. per 70. ................ io q Il
S.~re rib ana chine. per ID. - II "A
sausage. yer 10 ................ % Z, %
EOl.a I'd
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1918-04-21


NEW ORLEANS. ANIL - tti,bo- n.,.o.
ruled IN '"'on hcra to drv fror, star, TO-
nnish 81 -" session. .hion" owing to tho
donna nj from shorts for covers oys- ia.
Tc"l>-"nd EuvNrs found iittI" Tor sale
JtnNlnf roc ION: account "nCnurs.ed h.
tho possibility ~ an"thr- cold wave in ,h..
cotton bolt Over SUNDAY. bNt = hcit"r feeling
!pE"r'bht ,tr'h"nE'. reports continued II vb
price ana heavy demand IN cotton goods
ana Iunnrs OF an Increased export movement
out "f this mort w
'iiehest Levels were reached late in the
session. when hc'iN" months were 60 Ia ~
POINTS over yesterdays Close ,nst nricn.
shovel not gains (" rthe session OF - to -
TIL. Iarc" mill t.kinEs for the wool Nv
H"rtn"fn NM, attra"i'i much attention.
JieStef put them AT 5000 bales ,r.in.t
900" dh's week las, N"ar. They in,"msifiod
TN" effect Of reports that large ou,u,iti. !,
Of cotton wcr" loading hero for coa.,Nyi -
movement. The unlcrtone was n.m at ali
Cotton futures closed Nav eSss; .IuIv
s7'o: October 2f.sS. December. 2i.56: Jan.
Spot cotton. nominal and Unchanged Sales
Middiing. 500.
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1918-04-29

was elected Common Pleas Judge in
the Fourteenth judicial District IN 1898.
aud before the expiration Of his term
was elected 10 the Supreme Bench on
the Democratic ticket taking his scat
the following January. Ills term would
have expired in 1921
In 1903, on the retirement Of the late
chief Justice James r. Mitchell from
the bench, Judge Mestrezat and Judge
! Hay Brown, tho present Chief Justice,
drew lots for the distinction Of sue
oecdiug to tho chief iusticeship. both
having been commissioned on the same
date. The choice fell TO Chief Justice
Brown
Justice MoStrczdt came Of an old
French family Of Bordeaux and could
trace his ancestry back to 1892. III,
grandfather came to this country durinS
tine Reign of Terror i'm Farucc In 17e3
and settled iu a small French commu
nifty on tho hanks ot tho Nlonongahcla
River near the village in which Judge
Mcstrczat was born. His father. Jear
Louis Guillaumc Mcstrezat. was suc-
cossful stocl, raiser and merchant.
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1918-04-29
PENNSYLVANIA MAN
WITH BRITISH ARMY
Writes From Palestine That Liberty
Bell May Well BE Rung
Again

Germany will soon begin to wonder
what has become Of tho earth houcath
her fcct upou which she once trod So
firmly says Val Macdonald. 9S class
Of dentistry University Of Pennsylvania.
who IS with the british troops Captain
Macdonald writes from Palestine. where
he is now stationed
My present field lie like greatly.
and it is without doubt a mans life,
with its out -uG-d door living, "A little rough.
ng and a certain flavor Of the spirit Of
adventure. II gives one an opportunity
10 know his fellow man ne says,
Everything has gone famuuSly on this
front, and We hope for great tidings.
great hopes Of the influence Of your
troops in the scales Of war. / think
Germany will soon begin 10 wonder what
mas become Of the earth beneath her
teet which she once trOd 50 firmly and
With the strut of vain peacock.
You already have Liberty Bell
which tollod with your declaration OF
Independence. Methinks YOU had better
get ready such another bell. that you may
toll to all the waiting world the great,
er declaration of liberty None wishes
your brave troops Gods blessing more
heartily than do we citizens Of the Brit
lsh empire, and no outsiders take a
greater pride in Old Glory than those
OF John Bulls sons who have had the
good fortune TO know you people of
the |. S. \. in your own homes and
halls Of learning
Il have just received cable to report
Tor special duty CORAL surCcry) in Lon
don, I have heen doing ordinary mcdi'
cal work here
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1918-04-29

II guess YOU have seen i'm the Amcr-
itau papers that / was awarded the
French CroiN de- Gucrrc. ! feel quite
proud of it and hope to get the Amcri-
eau D. :. g. distinguished Service
Cross before ! leave
on March so. while the great German
offensive was still in progress, Corporal
Narnall wrote:
"'rh" wound u my leg is healed 30
that / can walk little with tho aid o'
a cane. and the ono IA my chest is COM
ng along finely
We are all eagerly watching now.
a" ! suppose Nou arc, he result of tho
lrG German drive on tho western front.
! tcll YOU, the yalor and bravery Of tho
English arc marvellous. and believe me.
| take OF my hat 10 them, I only wish
! was out Of this aud fighting beside
them, | will he glad to get back with
our boys again and give the Bochcs "a
little more hell Aren't they putting nm
some scrap though on the western
'front.' 7 hope 10 be right there I'm two
or three weeks
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1918-04-29
Low MILEAGE RATE
MAY BE ABOLISHED
Railroads Believe Federal
Order Will Follow Ban OH
Reduced Fares

Sale Of railroad mileage books at a
rate below that charged for singlc-fare
tickets is to be abolished under ad-
ninlstration orders Pennsylvania Rail
road officials here believe. although no
formal action has been taken.
Railroad operators have been ordered
to issue no more books when those out
standing have been cNhaustrd pending
a decision Of the railroad administration
under Director Gcucral MrNdoo as to
what steps can hc taken to- accommodate
the demands Of travellers VINO prefer to-
buy at wholesale although little or mo-
saving be accomplished
II is believed that tllr railroad board
will advocate issuing mileage exchange
able on all roads at the rate of full-fare
tickets Tho Uu'pos" I~ lu simplify the
sale Of transportation. This may mean
a saving Of time aud labor for tho ticket
agents throughout IN" country and a ga.
cilitatiou Of purchase 10y traveller
Under this plan tuorr win hc q CON.
solidation Of ticket ollucoS i'm each town
II is believed. thus carrying into effect
tho general srhouc OF consolidation Of
railroad Interests. This win mcaU q
great saving to the railroads. At the
same time it H. the policy Of the Admin
lstration to discourage travelling. in SO
far as it is possible without injury to
business, it is stated.
Director General McAdoo nas already
announced two exceptions from this pol
Icy in the granting Of reduced rates to
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1918-04-29
TLELGRAPHERS' STRIKE
POSTPONED FOR PROBE
|. :. Appeal Delays Commercial Op.
orators Walkoul Labor Board
Promises Remedy

The Commercial TeleEraphers' Union
will not strike today
\ late appeal from Secretary Of Labor
Wilson narrowly gNcrted a Wal>out by
members OF the union throughout the
country as "a protest against the alleged
mistrcatmCut they are receiving at the
hands Of the Western Union Telegraph
COMPANY.
The strike here was delayed by an
Hpucal from Joseph VI. Ritchic, gem
oral organizer OF the American Fedcr-
alton of Labor at the instance ot s Y.
kuneucamp. international president Of
the union
The War Labor Board Of which for
Nor President raft and Frank i. walsh
are tho heads has promised am inyes-
tiratiou of the claims of the union and
remedial measures should the claims
provo tu hc just.
Whilc strjk" urdcr~ had never hcen
finally issued, the mon were ordered TO
r"por' for Wurh this morning
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1918-04-29
FOl r LOCAL COFFEE
DEALERS PENALIZElD
Delayed Filing Applications for H.
censcs Obliged to Suspend Bu,i.
ncsr Until Nav 5

-Four Philadelphia coffee dealers have
hecu penali2cd by the food adminlsta
ton, i'm accordance with the Presidents
proclamation of January 80, for delay
ing over the time limit their applications
for licenses.
The men pcnaIizcd are Rice Brothers
1913 North Third street: Samuel r.
Sharp Company. - North Water street
J. Frank Shull company. II south Front
street and the Quaker city Coffee Mills
These dealers will be forceG TO sus-
pend business until May ), when their
licenses will he granted. Licensed deal
vrs are prohibited from doing business
with the penaliZed concerns until after
that time. About 25o other firms in
the country are affected by this order.
The firms Of William j. Willert, Erie,
Pa. and Henry Eemmcr a Co., Pitts
burgh, are among those penallzed.
The food administration has an
nounced that many firms which nave
not vet made applications for licenses
are liable TO the maximum fine OF $4,000
and Imprisonment.
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1918-04-29
CLOUCESTER'S QUOTA
IS MULTIPLIED By SIN
Loan Total of SllO.95O Boosted by the
Shipyard Workers Dcmonslra.
linn [. plannrn

Gloucester has gone over its Liberty
Loan quota six times. The total
amount now is $4lO,95O. The city is
Preparing TO have big civic demon
stration in honor of the results Of the
drive.
Employees of the New Jersey and
Pennsylvania shipyards Of the Puscy-
Jones Company are mainly responsible
Tor the big totals. Under the leader
ship of a committee i'm charge Of John
+, MerzbaCher more than S35O,OOO has
oeen collected, and before the end OF
the week it is expected the amount will
exceed $500, 900.
When the two plants closed on Sat
hrday there were 27OO subscriptions
tabuated for a total of S270,950. OF
This amount, S167,5OO is from the work
ers of the Pennsylvania yard and $l03,-
800 from workers of the New Jersey
yard.
Employees of the Welsbach Company
nave subscribed for bonds 10 the amount
OF $4,000, This amount was subscribed
py 1865 employees, mostly girls.
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1918-04-29
War Makes More German MilliOnaires

Amsterdam. April l4,--As an eNainpio
og .'bow the war breeds mlllionalres'
The Socialist Vorwaerts states that IN
ta1a there we're 1O5 millionaires in Kiel.
whereas now there are 2O2. while multi
miIlionalres have. Increased from nlteen
20 forty-Eeven. takes ohiy S-ov'VVo 70
be millionaire ~ Hefn"py
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1918-04-29
ALLOWS FOOD DEALERS
ONLY 90 DAYS SUPPLY
Food Administration Prohibits Storing
Of Goods Beyond a Reason
able Amount

Under a new ruling of the food admin
stratlon. merchants are prohibited from
having on hand, or under control, guam
htles of cheese. butter, fresh fish, frozen
nsh, fresh fruits fresh vegetables, canned
vegetables, canned fish, dried fruits, mo-
asses, maple syrup or maple sugar IN
their business for use or sale by them
LOT period of sixty days,
This ruling shall not prevent mem
rom storing reasonable quantities
throughout a period of scant or no pro-
enetion. II does not prevent merchants
tfom having a carload OF foodstutts IN
fansit in addition to a supply sufiicient
last until arrival OF said carload.
nerchants In doubt as to the legahty
pt retaining quantities on hand should
tQWnunicate with the food admnihtfa-
Won 10 determine ~ they are coinplfine
With tn, law
Imperial Valley press., 1918-07-19

Eugene Davis, half owner Of the
Palace billiard hall and musician of
the Palace theatre, who enlisted on
July l in the navy, Yesterday re-
ceived his call to report and left las
night Davis was exempted in the
draft last year. He has since an
ranged his affairs so he can provide
for his wife, however, and now valves
exemption.
n. H. Norton Of the Imperial Val
ley Motor Company has returned from
visit of Il week at Los Angeles on
bdsiaes sand pleasure combined
Israel Mint, whose suit against
Sam DanenberE was recently lost in
the Superior court, has filed an appeal
Ter 4 new trial Mlntz sought dam
ages from Danenberg, alleging false
arrest. The court decided that the ar
rest was no fault of Danenberg'S.
Charles Jenson, VINO figured as one
of the victims in a shooting scrape
81 Imperial about a year ago, today
filed an amended complaint against
Joseph Hatfield, who did the shoot
ing. Jensen seeks $3.50 damages as
a result Of being hit in the leg by
. stray bullet
Imperial Valley press., 1918-07-19

Ell Centre, Calf, May y, 1915.
city Council Of
II Centre, California.
Dear Sirs:
The ahoye letter, signed hy Dr, N
.uffin, our c0Guty health otIiCer, fei-
owed by d copy Of the "Eu.es and
Regulations for the Control and Sur-
preston Of Neuereal Diseases 80
slu.gated by the California State
aeard OF Hea,gh, speak ior them
selves.
As district attorney, I urge that
YOU make q special effort 10 haa5
clean up your locality, and if yQu
have any known prostitutes you should
make them submit themselves to an
examination on the part Of Dr. Nc
Guffin, and if you know any man
ioafers that you have reason 10 think
have any vencrsai disease, you she's
insist upon them taking the eXami-
nation also. Of course, Dir. McGufiin
is the only person in this county who
is authorized to make these eXamna-
,ions
understand that it is considered
the duty OF the city, where these per
sons are found, to transport them to
the county farm, but all expenses
thereafter are borne by the county or
state. Yours truly.
GALEN NICHOLS.
AdT District Attorney
Imperial Valley press., 1918-07-19

the State of California in and for
the County of Imperial, where said
action is now pending; that James c.
Nuttlng is the plaintiff therein and
Imperial Water Company No. 1, a
corporation, is the defendants; that
said action has been brought for the
purpose of establishing the loss of Il
certain certificate of stock represent
ing twenty (20) shares of stock in
said defendant corporation and for
the purpose Of obtaining decree di-
recting that new or duplicate Ger
tificatc lie issued by said defendant
corporation in lieu of said lost cer-
titicate. That the name Of the cor
poration issuing said stock is the
Imperial Water Company No l. that
the number of said certificate is 32l9
and the number of shares represent
ed thereby is twenty, and that the
name of the person mentioned as
stockholder in said certificate Is
James c. Nutting. Al persons claim
ing said shares or any Of them, or any
or lien therein or thereupon,
are hereby notified to be and appear
before the said court on the 29th day
Of August, 1918, at 10 oclcyN .. m,
at the court house in said C--aty,
in the City of FL Centre, then and
there to show cause why new cer-
tificate should not be directed to be
issued to the Plaintiff and to set
forth their rights in, or claim to, such
shares.
NJ. S. COOK.
County Clerk and Ex-Officio Clerk
OF the Sunerior Court, Imperial
County. California
BY F. Z. COOPER,
Deputy Clerk.
CALM NICHOLS.
Att. rney for Plaintiff
Imperial Valley press., 1918-07-19
State Of California, County Of Impe-
rial--ss.:

Ildl--As.,
On the 18th day Of July in the year
one thousand nine hundred and cjga-
teen, before me personally appeared
Herman II. Stcjnmeyer and Amy C..
Traver, known to me to he ttr per
sons whose names arc subscribed to
the foregoing instrument, and shcy
acknowledged to me that taey szc-
cuted the same.
Witness my hand ard The seal o.
my office this 18th day o. July, 1913.
(SEALJ K. B. WHITELAW,
Notary Public in and for the County
Of Imperial, State VI California.
Imperial Valley press., 1918-07-19
NOTICE UNDER CIVIL CODE,
SECTION 32S.

IN the Superior Court Of the State
Of California, in and for the County
u Imperial
Jane G. Nutting, plaintiff, vs. I'M
lerial Water Company No /, u cor
pcration, defendant.
Hct'oc - hereby given that an ac-
tlon was on the Ilth day Of July
lei4. I.ed Ia the Superior Court Of
Imperial Valley press., 1918-07-19
Adv District Attorney.
CERTIFICATE or PARTNERSHIP,
CTITIOtS NAME.

State Of California, County Of lmpe-
rial-ss.:
We hereby certify that We are part
ncra tralsactiDg business at Ii s-a-
tro IN the State of California H.e~
a designation not showing the uomes
Of the persons interested as partner
in said business, 10 wit: Ban a..
Worth Garage.
The names Of the partners are: Her
man II. Steinmeyer, residing at III
Centre, Calf; Amy {. Trayer, -ie-
ing at FL Centre, Calf
Witness our hands TINS 18th day OF
July, 1918.
HERMAN Ii. STEINMEYLR,
AMY {. TRAEER.
Imperial Valley press., 1918-07-19

FL Paso, TeXo July lI.--There is
a famine in faces here, BARRIERS de-
clare. They claim they are shayng
only half as many faces now as they
were before war was declared They
partially account for this fact by the
selective draft, which took away the
Young men who we're liberal patrons
Imperial Valley press., 1918-07-19
[ CALIFORNIA STATE BOARD or
HEALTH.
Regules ana Regulations for the Con-
: troll and Suppression Of
Nsneroa! Diseases.

l. All city. county and other local
health Officers are, for the purpose
u the control and suppression o1 vc-
uereal diseases. hereby designated and
appointed inspectors, without laIar.,
Of the State Board Of Health Of Cal
lornia, un0er Jhe provision oi See
ION 2979 Of the Political Code.
>. All cily, county ana other .oca.
health Officers are hereby dIIe,,ya %
use every available means {to aseet-
ain the existence of, and Immediate
II 10 investigate, all suspected caaes
u syphilis. IN the inGeeuous s.a@as.
and gonoeqkus infection. within tueis
several teFilorial Jurisdictions, ana
70 ascertain the sources ofssu>b in-
:. IN IN kacb Jin~s.ieatf. rs .a.l
health officers are = hereby k1s-et4
nth fQH powers Of ihspettion,i exam
nationt isolation and disiniec4on OF.
all PERSONS, places and yh4gs II sgea
cases. provided, and as such I'm znec-
tors Said heath Officers are Ihe]e. =,
cireeted:
IA To make examinations LOT per.
sons reasonably suspected oil haElAg
ryphilis in tha infectious stage, o.
Iqnococu8 infection.
Imperial Valley press., 1918-07-19
,ows In Brief

oskweIl Of Braw,ey will not
candidate for district Attorney, ii
--..e known today when il was
-.oWn that he had not filed his noznt-
} l0n papIrs up to last night. Yes
day was the last day.
Imperial Valley press., 1918-07-19

left yesterday for San Diego, Vher
he viii resume his vacation. He i
back next Friday.
Imperial Valley press., 1918-07-19
INSURE YOUR Hay WITH RAY
EDGAR.-Adv.

c. ", Barton, clcra Of the local cX-
c.apylon board, is ao>ent.nG himsei-
ron, his office for 4 few days IN or
del 10 conduct his campaign for I'm
~ treasurer. Mrs. Adair. assisran
to Nh. Barton, is in charge Of tho
Exemption Board Offices.
Imperial Valley press., 1918-07-19

Superior Judge Franklin J Cole,
who returned Wednesday from his va
cation at San Diego to appoint re-
caiver for the Brittcn-Ccok Land Co..
Imperial Valley press., 1918-07-19

OF the barber shops. Wartime econ
omy has added its share to the bur
dens oS the barber, FOR the rs cents
required for a shave is used to buy
Thrift Stamps and the purchaser does
his shaving at home by hand. The
haircut crop is also less plentiful, ono
head barber added.
Imperial Valley press., 1918-07-19

Ladies pure silk and fibre hose,
black or white, pair &1.0o. Golden
Rule Mercantile Co.. 534 Broadway
Adv.
Imperial Valley press., 1918-07-19

New line famous Walton Shoes arc
Pumps in patent and dull loathers. for
boys and girls Golden Rul, Mercan-
time Co. 554 Broadv-ay.-Adv.
Imperial Valley press., 1918-07-19

given the War Department locate
aircraft guns in Public Garden This
Hubs choicest park space defense;
less can park have time?
Imperial Valley press., 1918-07-19
INSURE YOUR HAS WITH RAY
DGAR.-Adv.

Fred H. Davis, listed by the County
ption Board as a deserter. was
5ted yesterday near San Diego On
-v acr-ss the border. Davis was
conscientious objector and when
ed TO entrain drew $500 from the
K and left the Valley.
Imperial Valley press., 1918-07-19

Information was received al the Of
fees Of the Irrigation District YES
terday that ". A. Parish, former su-
perlntendent Of construction at Han
Ions Heading, has not been discharged
but has been transferred to another
department. His place is taken today
by the new superintendent, Cronho,m.
who is already putting into effect IN
provements at lockwood gate.
Imperial Valley press., 1918-07-19
NSUgE YoEk Hay WITH RAY
EDGAR-AdY. - 10 :,

luan Don1inguez, the aged Mexican
..>,. lloar SnsDee several
IS ago, is reported to- be RAPIDLY
3vering. At the time Of the stab
It was thought the wounds would
prove fatal.
Imperial Valley press., 1918-07-19

a,4s lor 3ae children save
~. &tlEe1 RGie Mercantile Co..
B~oadw3y.-Ady.
Imperial Valley press., 1918-07-19

Press Liners hrinc Quick Results.
Imperial Valley press., 1918-07-19
NOTlOE.

Imperial, Calf, May ., I9l5.
MI Galtn Nichols,
District Attorney,
FL Centre, California.
Dear Sir:
At your request, am herewith
sending you copy Of "Rules and
Regulations for the Control ana sup
preston of Ee9eroal Diseases" pro-
mulcated by the California &;a.e
Board OF Health,
Yours very truly,
tSigned) r. X. McGUFFIN, MD,
County heath Officer.
Imperial Valley press., 1918-07-19

Khaki Hats, 25c to SOC. Golden
e Mere. Co.. 521 R7oadway-Adv.
Imperial Valley press., 1918-07-19

Mont J. Reid, county tax collector
Postmaster {. W. Collins; -AsP Shib-
ley, county superintendent Of schools
Miss F. f. CooTer. deputy county
clerk. and Miss Wilson, deputy cour
Y auditor, expect 70 form part.
leaving in the morning for an oatiH..
oi a week 1t san Diego.
Imperial Valley press., 1918-07-19

All is quiet Pave. Bat there's quiet Vienna and
Budapest.