Imperial Valley press., 1918-08-10
ARRANGE PLANS
VICTORY FETE

Up to noon today the Victory Day
celebration petition held the names
of over one hundred citizens of FL
Centre. These came by mail and n
person.
The committee having in charge
the program for the victory celebra-
ton announces that the whistles will
blow three blasts, repeatedly, to give
the city the glad news that the Allies
are winning a decisive victory. On
the signal all empty automobile
trucks will rush to Main street, be-
tween Fifth and Sixth street, where
the place of celebration will be ar
ranged The first truck to reach the
scene will be used as a platform for
the speaking and other ceremonies.
All programs will be eXtemporane-
Gus, at any of the subsequent cele-
brations, and whatever material may
be present in the way of speakers
and musicians will be utilized.
The Starr Music Company, through
Manager Eilers, agrees to donate the
use or piano Tor the celebrations
held here. Professor Maroon and
wife have also promised to assist on
the violin and piano, and Thomas c..
Evans, connected it'll this newspaper
in the capacity of city editor, will lead
the singing of the "MarsellaiseH and
and her Allies.
When the draft boys leave here
next Monday night, the Victory Club
will go to the station to give them
fond farewell. There will oc eX
temporaneous speeches and a song
or two rendered. The factory whis-
ties will Indicate this farewell by
making the understood signals, and
all who can do so are requested to
come when the whistle sounds, and
follow the crowd to the station.
! The names of the signers follow:
ties are less than 5000, while those
First National Bank
Security Commercial and Savings Bank
MCCollOch Drug Company
The Peoples Abstartc and Title co.
F.! Centre Cut Rate Tire Company
Marable & CuthbertsOn
Greenleaf & Clements
/ El Centre National Bank
Philley & Gill
Motor Hardware and Equipment
Delta Implement Company
* Neeliue = ent and Manufacturing Co.
ii. u. ties Company
Varney Brothers and Company
Imperial Valley Hardware Company
b. Salomon and Company
w. ID. Carey
Pioneer Title Insurance Company
Valley Tent and Awning Company
Holton Power Company
F. W. Woolworth Company
Springer & Harcelroad
Ell Centre Progress
Impeia:l valley Gas Comp any
Lulu NJ. Shoemaker
Mrs. j. A. Schofield
Raw Edgar Union Oil Company
j. w. GOA F. +. Albright
James Crerar Mort RieSer
Frank, Reading Charles E Scott
Il. SchireSOn ID. j. Matlock
Roy kellerstraus j. +. Seymour
A,ior S. Cook John ID. Reavis
Don c. Bitter Mark Rose
II. |. Barker Clara Fuestel
Il. Lnekin |. Mayfield
G.. Watkins l.. =. Sargent
j. l.. Musser II. c. Cass
Smith & Bishop w T.. Van Way
Roy l.. Rumsey Brooks 4 Stuart
p. w. Brooks Otis f. Tout
J, E Davis f. II. McIver
Albert II stephan Il. II. MadduX
j. n. Hardcastlc Thomas f. Fore"
=. Willis j. 5. Loofbourow
w. G. Russell G.. A. Mcdonald
T.. S. MetZgar w K. Snow
w. NJ Weaver Thos. c. Evans
G.. w. Collins H. Browning
w. G. Driver Merrill d. Davis
j. r. Fahs Chas. n. Merrals
Il. F. Cox Harvey Kern
w. L. Birch |, A. Thomas
j.. II. Henderson X. T.. Boone
C.. l.. Myer /. T. Sparks
C. w. Barton w T.. Farrs
A. w. Swanson A. C. Johnson
Emmett Il. Rice W. f. North
NJ. o. King Jas w, Glassford
Eugene d. White J. F. Davis
Tyler w. Seal Rert ID Noel
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