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The Dickson County herald. (Dickson, Tenn.) 1907-1979, 1919-06-13

Industries Closed ~ Do Stri>s VIII
Sean Tie IN Operation, u
Is Believed,

l.ina, Peru Tbs situation sr.ssut
from the his strike is rapidly ~
turning t. rormal here ana i Is 5e
iieyeA the industries Affected Nili -
sumo operations seeu
rAe toreISn colony is aroused by 10
summary arrest c( CNsr5aS SoBtAweii
usrer VI aa established British lrjuI
'ias nrW. ThtJ2~S',, sg1tsa taS tsf'
owner charged with pr'aanS So l't@3as
articles cuataiaed 10 pua1cetlen
edited by Peruvian WrNetSt.y stu
dents TAe@e lhtfSes Weye ttiti ~
the british caare, afta'rrs All cen
sul The printing establishment vas
oc1apjed BY trS0es bgf were wi.h
drawn, Following An eaereet1e protest
by She ANcr,ean minister SIS ths chs
Nrr * thc establishment tnssetegrl
MAJ the publication AZ an AntrieaE
NJ nsw%sp~r printed by seatA
vel
The Dickson County herald. (Dickson, Tenn.) 1907-1979, 1919-06-13
SPEED GOD CLANS THREE
International Meter Event Witnesses
~ Greatest Grove In History
VI indianapolis Track.

inaiaaa pclis. Ind ~- Before = tArcss-
surely tho sreaess that has ever seen
race on the historic Indianapolis
oval. Howard WILSON. driving rsa'
geos car. won the sixxxsc seesniis TO-
iernstieaai sweepstakes, lie was =
DARK horse. bald NJ 10 TO l In tbs bet
tsnx, hal yoangster OF stamina and
nerve
Eddie Hearns. In q purant Special.
Was second and jules esoax. in sec
ond Peasect. third Miieex's time was
s:H;yl. which gives an average Of
sTi3 miles per hear.
Although. the speed average for the
total fiight was not 10 strlSinkiy tn
contrast with other recent ryvnts. this
race was undoubtedly the fastest In
history in various Sparta With Tho
terrific speed whleh the leaders an.
resled came an Increased danger to
the participants The result was o.
riss OF accidents which recalled the
eAtlies, days a American n 'li. speedway
racing
First. .hs eAaaalties hafsil tbs Thur
man special car, driven by Arthur
.ThamAa ST Washington. p C.. Which
gct out Of his control 90 the aagef
turn In the fortyfit,h lap and turned
over killing Thurman and critically
injar;ng "a. Mol!naro. his mechanic.
An even hiood!er catastrophe hefell
the Roamer car OF Louis Lecuea ~
Los Angeles, which in it's ninety ststh
lap, got out Of soatrel entering the
hack stretch and turned over, plnnlng
Lseoeq and his mechanic, Il hndini.
under the w.eckage, which Immediate
~ burst Into tlames Leeoca and Fan
DIM were 10 badly burned that their
bodies are almost unacceptable
The third casualty befen The hahlos
rar Of Bahlo,. driven BY Jean Chas.
sagne This car hit the retaining wsll
q, the head Of the home stretch. throw
ing cot Chassagne and bis mechanic
The driver escaped injury. but the me
chanlc was hart ahou, the head
The Dickson County herald. (Dickson, Tenn.) 1907-1979, 1919-06-13
CROSS Or WAR Fun WAR PIES
ma evraiek. Aged 90. Gets Medal
~ Fee Msslns Pine Ep, ssla.srs :.
While Under Fire.

New fork. pardlek. so-ysar
cid Salvation Array worker. officially
Ensign Y, q, Rurdics Of Houston. Tex.
has hasn awarded the trcis de- desrrs
for her perseverance, In haking pies
and conducting sospei services andsr
German shela fire. according To 70.
port resolved hers from Gen. Perish.
!Hg's headquarters The report stated
that ,he cress Ia GU its way To Amer.
tea
Ma nardics, who woa the .ie-
baking championship overseas by sshs
las sN pies la Il hoafs. will lie tho
sispt Salvation Army worker n re.
eeiyc the French decoration. although
a number have been c'ted BY Amefi
can commanders,
The Dickson County herald. (Dickson, Tenn.) 1907-1979, 1919-06-13

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The Dickson County herald. (Dickson, Tenn.) 1907-1979, 1919-06-13
eEh.kNGElEsHEADs
. NEW VILLA REGIME
cARsANzA RulE tlsosrLlvEn Hr
PLANS or vas,LA AND ftss I.
FOLLOWERS ssgccEEn
MlIl PROTECT AMERICANS


wasAiaKtns Villa fercss hare pro.
chained Gen Fs~....ae ARssass F-9vS
sioaai sr~si4sat OF x@sss and yaia
himseat secretary af wFk+,
The moss contax q, The eiimax ot
military ep<Fasaess ssassdsfs& by the
cArxAAxA gpvernasns - sersoas thar
Y Aas ASKED the GATED States ies
psrmlssson 10 meve sro0ps throaxA
Texas. New Msxico and ArsacnA, ~
regarded here ~ rsfsse;sas sitaa'
tarA mar~ SERIOUS lin Mexico than Any
ssacs tac triumph IL carvaasa fsTcea
cve~ vslis three years ago, vse~~d
Ia csnneetson with the activities IT
she reileis,a foress In Southern Mex
no. the situation 10 regarded ~ tall
,sx s0s&iAiassasa, a..,
Angeles reported first pfocsamas,ea
announcing that Americans In Mex
sco wcala hs protected 10 particularly
Interesting TO officials here, ceaine
~ II aces oa the heels At the refusal
nf TIC slate department 10 Erahf Tar
rxnsa's reoassi that he be allowed 10
move tro@ps Through Amsr,eAa tar
rttcry Tor tho parpowe Of prcsestsnx
Americans In ckihaAhua. Acting Sesh
resAry Polk says he nosified the Men.
lean government he coald not grant
the request made unless assurances
couid be sisan that Americans would
be protected while ths ,rooF~ were In
transit That taia could nas be eons
had been admitted by the Mexican aa
thoSifiss
The Dickson County herald. (Dickson, Tenn.) 1907-1979, 1919-06-13

Troopers viii be handed Cards 70
Report pwcspeca and Dea'rss
While on Transports.

Washington The employment pros
poets IT each returning soldier Will b
listed by MIN On cards Supplied whea
he boards The transport al Fr.nea
pert These stll be made cat ty DE-
tail and II The soldier il rot eare he
10 going To sts hts old Job back or ~
ieslrous VT entering sssns new fseld
ot enaeavrr this will Tvs listed
when the transport reaches the Dc
MsTkslian rort In th!s csautry these
car4is VIII BE- ccllrNtei ard through
the fundamentally " the United
States euplos ntent ssrglgc and Mn
6rci organizations avery effort wiil
ss.e made 10 &ssls, he solder 10 gratfy
his am 6tttnr
The Dickson County herald. (Dickson, Tenn.) 1907-1979, 1919-06-13
PHYSICIAN BUILDS HOSPITAL
4 Ese&ycssHs Dexter +~ n sr.xik r@s~s
Eruets Mccsrriy Eoaipssd Roe
p,ssl without AID,

Hastings on'Bgdson, ~ Hast.
inE&-cn- lia6sons only hospital, hglit
with his owa hands b, the village 5
only doctor, was recently oseS@d here,
It's builder, Dr. Gedney jerks. spent
shree vsars In its cpp~trgcfion after
failing TO raiss funds fer the work He
did The entire Job himself except sat
the oecss.onsl handling os heavy
hssam when A psss~rhg vas called In
90 help The hospital is tao ssori@s,
fully equipped With wards, operating
room and all modern appliances
Ilr jerks enlisted ar xurg"oa sor
overseas service when America en-.
tered tho war. bat the people ~ The
village petitioaei Washington Ter S3s
return He vas sent back over his
70 WA.
The Dickson County herald. (Dickson, Tenn.) 1907-1979, 1919-06-13
YAnks ARE LEAVING voloeoA


Arch&nsel TIE first Amerseaa amt
10 s&si fer Aoms viii be q hxs,Alsex
Which has heid The velnsa Fx.:-As
front.
1s TNs few Amsvscsn tsSsatsy and ~
siassr des&ehmsaIs sim In the truHi
line Positions arc rgAsaag In eonssaa
Gus daylight There ID no midnixhi
sua. bat for swa ar three Aears, Aifsi
II o'clock n. night there ~ kAIy tws
light over Northern Russia.
The Inhabitants Of villages alrng thu
Tesski coast, which In the lana los ksd
southern shore VI the koaa peninsula
havs beea relieved srusn starsaison b.
m American RED Cross ship,
Large ero~ds. including many Amer
lean and Russion soldiers, witnessed
parade OF the British relief foset
which arrived Monday The british
soldiers were asreeshiy disappointed
10 find. instead Of tho expected Arctic
conditions. warm. bright Sunshine and
green Grass.
The Dickson County herald. (Dickson, Tenn.) 1907-1979, 1919-06-13
GEN. PERsH|NG 1|Os
COMRADES AD|0s.
UisoER CLEAR FRENCH 2kllS
AMERICAN coMMANpER HON
oRs FALLEN HEROES.


Romaxns. Francs. Farewell. dsa,
comrades. Here under the clear skies
on the green hillside and amid thu
Towering fields OF France. In the euis,
hush Of peace. We Leave yoa forsvsx In
Coda keeping"
With these words. General psrxhing.
commander Of the American espsdi'
uonafy forcea. closed h!s Memorial
aay address vt Romaxne In the ~.
s0nne cemetery. where more than
t.Doo Americans who fell In the fight
nag ass buried. General D@5outts.
REPRESENTING tho general government.
and Marshal Fpct the allied somman.
asrin.chisf. spoks briefly. mentioning
al the haiiIaa In xateh thu Americans
had participated. and dwelling upon
he everlasting memory in vhish these
who had died for the cause VI liberty,
Justice and civilization would 10 held
by all France
Tho speakers stand vas on hill.
side overlooking the sioping acres OK
the white crosses. In the center OF the
plot huge American flag was flyins
At the corners other staffs held the
national eolors at halfmast With
the conclusion ot General fef"hings
address four fbs Of the division OF ar
titiery fired tho national salute, The
rms we're the oass which had teen
turned on the enemy on the Merps
when, last JulY. the Germans started
thnlr last great drive toward Paris
Amid the booming Of thu suns ,
soldier soiniat wang '4f+ad. Kindly
light" Atttr this a company OF In.
.fAn,rym~n from the Filth division
nred three yolieys or toward the
nttfh ut'Trs: ne erntrs A. tssa8fsr ~serFE'
sounded taps and all the flags were
raised to haifmas 40 tho exercises
ended
Ten Thousand troops. representing
all ;a- divisions that participated IN
the Argonna engagements, were pres
snt
The Dickson County herald. (Dickson, Tenn.) 1907-1979, 1919-06-13
LYNCH 5lkYEH AFTER trial


Lamar. No Shortly aste- bay
Lvnch asi pleAGs4 guilty ,o The mar
der ~ Sheriff john Harlow aud aon
mad hsa been ssutRnued 10 LIE i'm
prtsormen.. snen catered the cnsrs'
rugrn TOOK 1.yaea from cfsIcsrs ard
hanged hsra In the courthouse yard
Thca I.saca's body ass sEaag fa'e
-. sir. the spectators, sneladine won'
ea haa children, ehe~rsd
The Dickson County herald. (Dickson, Tenn.) 1907-1979, 1919-06-13
oousIs CELEBRATION.
Florida Win Nonor Victory arc pu.
chase Of Fioriea From Spain.

Tallahassee. Fla --- The house al r~s
rcsea,AfIyes 81 the Florida legislature
hAs adopted a resolution tadarssns
The prpRosa, 10 hold a centennial ex
position III iasl commemorative tht
purchase 6, Florida from spain Tia
cNr0sl;'rr. tae resolution sets fort h.
sef-eitf z,.=z.e,- Etese'7v,. lasy. A.e. ~
80. and last a year.
The Dickson County herald. (Dickson, Tenn.) 1907-1979, 1919-06-13
NEW AMY ASSIGNMENT.
NAL Ger. &ekn4re~ Ass s~ee to New
c<eerst Staff cafitse. :.

Tssb.rr.>r --G%- march cs9es o.
staff. aarcssrsG TIA; Ma, Gea- JAEs8
r., xcAnzr~w. Gea rs-ssj-g rA.es
II .:sg.. Tad s~ea ass.s@e3 80 head
he asa Eere-si STAFF col}Ags v..-h "a
70 sSsare ire array war college TIE
xAr -sz-s ss-tis-s e. tas se1ss4, t.1trE.
an e1-sv oasg~er.h q tbs xa- ~ -
.e-;szaes as, sas3 Visa -its s's
y.pa' Wf.1gs= C. a&Az x eas~k4
The Dickson County herald. (Dickson, Tenn.) 1907-1979, 1919-06-13

Washington Conviction nj MGnso~
"a. ut Harvey II Apgar oa cfssrsss NJ
~ilfsliy ralsspiAy5ag suaSs ~ sks
g-aa Aaat0nsl Baak whsis serving
~ cashier ~ that tEs'ysg;soa. wss ess
;asnes By the suprssae eessr,, saitA -
tasea 10 Tsyisx the easA. Apxaf was
Hssss-sees 10 ~. yes.s' snrr;son
Ueat
The Dickson County herald. (Dickson, Tenn.) 1907-1979, 1919-06-13
NAME PEACE TINE OFFICERS
Ger, March 70 be Judge ard EHt
eierey viii Govern ciassfics.
g.. Fer nt1~stlrns

wasA!nEton Promotion by ssaec
.ios for officers Of ihs peace uMs
army ,hscexs a systsn ssEn usfs rad
teal 'haa tAat In effect ia The nsrY.
.s aa5er consideration by sscre'ayy
f.aker With sje~ to incorporation in
TIE srry bal 10 be pr~sutad IN TIE
nreAssi congress
Th~ss issa sas vii Submit to Gen.
Marrh recommendations for tire final
classification of ali officers In the seS.
aIar army
The Dickson County herald. (Dickson, Tenn.) 1907-1979, 1919-06-13
natnen N. 4. praxa.

WAahanEs0a~ A eafassaAsa 10 Obtain
iAe resassstnssi IL war savings
STAMPS Of 80 Co., SIS ~Anss TOE sgs.
errzsns viii jay ~ lssstest On fret
Liberty toaa nsris Jane Is. was b~
rvr ~ tAs ssrtass sislsAos ss tn
treasury
The Dickson County herald. (Dickson, Tenn.) 1907-1979, 1919-06-13
s.ilra.tr. Build Aesss.

Poplar BlEs.. Mo The rsfsTos4 .e-
" cssqFse 6tyss3an "a he Fr7scn. sssi
4 rop2ar Btuf;. &-@ rlsrrtax a aaw
.atel a. t->attse 10 ~ Asstls az e0s,
II s..S l~v t1ly railroad e-otaoreoed
-sz viii 10 ssoS xael6ers
The Dickson County herald. (Dickson, Tenn.) 1907-1979, 1919-06-13

Msmpais ~Ihe National on MI
esinf@a11ta-....s association closed III
t~estv sixth ssnEal convention hy the
.leetiaa at n y ff@nrey ssre~1ssilt
TEXAS Svesiteat. ] $ Hoard, ct Tar
hcro, y G., vSts president, r. r MGR
RS ClSvksvii}e. Texas, reelected sec
tesary.ttsasgtsr
The Dickson County herald. (Dickson, Tenn.) 1907-1979, 1919-06-13

wMhi-gtne. --k resolution &1tnor.
.sfas the president to ayp9snt serTi
,4ivis C.. Vera. os TeaEestss esC-
tais In he regular army ard 10 Rave
hlrn placed eu .Aa list q, retired Of
fHce-z os that rans ~ss sasFedsceG W
asgrNsensxfse Litsa, q. Kansas.
The Dickson County herald. (Dickson, Tenn.) 1907-1979, 1919-06-13
setxs seurseus Celrs.

Chscagc TspasQras If spErscns
gnsf toaas ya,ssd AT Hsss. tn .atsSns'
of California rsfaaxs at 1852. a#fcre
the state entsFma fhe CaiaS- sers
sease6 In several CAscsSa te~@lTr
stores ay scert; service syers.iFes O.
orders from Tssasnvtrn
The Dickson County herald. (Dickson, Tenn.) 1907-1979, 1919-06-13
Eil~t.rateA DEBATING.

Washington To s,eea action on AZ
srogrtattur bills len gapa$seA ky the
last congress Republican honse lead
srs have eliminated &eaa'e snd cc9
centrated on making the measures
ready for the senate
The Dickson County herald. (Dickson, Tenn.) 1907-1979, 1919-06-13
EtGATS DIE IN PANIC.
ri>c In rrereh Aatte- Picture Aesse
Produces Iishry Fatal s-a~rwss 90

talengeAa NRhoHe. France Mare
than SO persons we're killed AMI iae
rjared In PANE Which, occurred dis.
lng A tSrs Ia moving p,etare htase
Fevr thousand spectators we're tn the
heater and when tie fire broke Cgt IL
the operators caAiaei there WIS a
sad rasa Tor he exits Many csII6rts
we're thruwa down ana trAasrIsa upon
The Dickson County herald. (Dickson, Tenn.) 1907-1979, 1919-06-13

Nex York ~ tir~s se-wa- s-1--
Re air. preached hysa SKY rtst1 g.
III sYessardiss cHrrcA, vtil 70 . k4=s4
.ne- 81 re Nesas6ist csrteas-y ex?c
{. On IL % As'i - CasaabSs O5i0
sn-A " n tzir "a
The Dickson County herald. (Dickson, Tenn.) 1907-1979, 1919-06-13

t,ota "a - The Sians airsaip z ~ h..
escn fnr-aali. tases ever by tse fsrst-
Ssa admiralty. II Is asnoanced sn 81.
,,e.- ri will ss r.sas TO Ely sc-rss to.
Atlantic .roro E1gisad sGos-
The Dickson County herald. (Dickson, Tenn.) 1907-1979, 1919-06-13

wcgAles. ARR THE iosn IT Esp<.s
snra, aea.ea rs asioneirws sosth u
No-ai~s ~ .Ae mas axt ~ the S1sssa~
rs psaat3. da Msrsep. vas kJ9iy ~
gsazs -essna
The Dickson County herald. (Dickson, Tenn.) 1907-1979, 1919-06-13
Plan eEcpLEs sANss-
New Ncrs Neet,ra A.grsNes A.. Fer
kase-rrs ans Sr-aH Sa,a-ea Net,

New Scrs ~- t-r3&ps - tr Nr'es
seeat organization }H every s,sts y.
peoples ha@As" &-asssA ~,sei tie
needs a q Horers eAis-ts,' lnea. syns
Nnsfress saea &rt turner's was
planned AZ \ s'setirc Nere u, -ey~a
sentative pvtr s'ca-' sca tgs nss
mea \ c>-7@'1tes SIS s>>s s:A3 E,
wsrS for aaap''en cy gcasr-ss ~ .,
FEDERAL lsN autaA .As 8s
The Dickson County herald. (Dickson, Tenn.) 1907-1979, 1919-06-13

Fort S-4fh All --Strte tss ~ees
css-- -4srs-iEx April n and - >. ths
-s-p4sat setsl 81 - t&.sfs Girr ~
c-ts 49, sss7 Gsstrrrrs ~ sya&sais
The Dickson County herald. (Dickson, Tenn.) 1907-1979, 1919-06-13

Washington ---Esetsrastes sea, 10 cen.
xress er the var departsnfGs a~evtls
Tor ~air.afr.Eg s1e Gee8 n4n Ia France
ard Germany Is ja|r. sSaees1 10 Ar
ggs, An4 sesE tsa In September.
The Dickson County herald. (Dickson, Tenn.) 1907-1979, 1919-06-13

Nashville b Stevens, seere
tary OF state, has gone 70 Foi. wortA
Ranger, Wichita Falls and other towss
In Texas, to make investigations OF oil
companies seeking to do bnsiasas In
Tennessee.
The Dickson County herald. (Dickson, Tenn.) 1907-1979, 1919-06-13

Nashville John Trptwcod Moore
etate librarian. viii leave In June for
Wisconsin. whcrr he will viais tn.
state university In an eNort to recover
what h known as the Draper histor
ical manuscript, Mr. Moore believes
he will be- able 10 SECURE shese yala
able papers for tho stsis Mr. Moore
y nrrnarins q stsry In which be wtl
give the hlatory ot those Iamoas -
per~.
The Dickson County herald. (Dickson, Tenn.) 1907-1979, 1919-06-13

Bristol w, N. Lee ana q, r, Dir
on. the Kingsport officers. charged
with killing Jack Hrid~eli. u returned
soldier. will be placed ON trial June
30. The date for the trial Was SET al
the regular May ssssIon Of the SUB
ivan counsy circuit court a; Bloant
vile
Imperial Valley press., 1919-05-06
HOWE'S HECKLWG

Cne Mr.. Howe a newspaper pub
Usher his than ordinarily the
attempting tell The Press publisher his paper
e o decision o the
geher regarding sheet
but this all
Mr. Howe The by Implication Of being yellow
journal Thank goodness that yellow journal instead
sheet breathing mgdirected
lutcp Of the Irrigation Districts problems.
Mr. Howe taxes task for playing
clear the is
and complete all the
would filling
gccey, while interpreted by the world large
loose.
But if Mr. Howe his a sort Of Pink Tea
nih the that the reading public hin practice
what he breaches.
Howe, n humble opinion is a yellow Jour
nali He destructive journalist Only the other had
which accused Phil
the Irrigation all high the
endar In the he took back his mouhng
but the will still certain extent the
body roltG.
Investigated
public confidence the beard the Districts affairs
split the electorate small with the
today the Valley subject.
The true record of community complete record A
Is il i rs.
We stand OUR RECORD giving the that all the
happens Mr. Hcwe make the it,
Usher No. publisher,
Usher but publisher a personal iibuerng
Anyhow, Mr. Howe criticism The
two functions unjustid columns had previously
the time ii needed publicity get the
these worthy projects.
Imperial Valley press., 1919-05-06
| ~ o Il !
ky0(t{ii(g11GE

The following patriotic Program
will form one of the features OF tho
tree planting ceremony in memory
Of the American soldiers who gave
their lives in battle, that viii be con
ducted by the Woman 5 Ten Thou
sand Club. at their lot on the corner
of Olive avenue, this evening:
America
l'a''oou''o'S ''o'a,Ir Mrs. +. L. fufar
Poem, ,"Ihe Tree (Joyce kilmeD
..............M Mrs. ]. +. Garfe2
Adde'S. ScTgt. Joseph Hallo8ail
Star-S2aHgled Banner =.
G,aycr -. Chaplaiu George Hartman
Tars. .SeIgt. Ma; Dcuelaa, s. a. I. {.
The public is cordially jlvitcd to
take part il the program.
A srecial meeting of the Order Of
iho Eastern Star Will be held on We'd
Gosday cvininE, May 7. The district
deputy, Mrs. Narncy. will be present
tor her official visitation. All mem
bers of he order are urgently re-
Questcd to be present.
Mrs. Henry Loud and Mrs. Philip
Low were hostesses on Saturday
evening at an atsractibc brideg party.
The guests included the Mesmades
and Messrs. Paul Black. C. E. Conant,
c. E. Scott, Edward Jaquins, S. P.
Lyons. J. X Hermon, +. S. Hetzger,
4. c. Johnston, Henry Loud and Phil
in Low.
Imperial Valley press., 1919-05-06
Ell CENTRIC PLUNGE
INAUGURATES LADIES DAY

The management of the Ell Centro
Plunge have set aside Wednesday aft
ernoons during the hours from l to
6, exclusively for ladies'. The tank
viii be thoroughly cleaned and filed
with fresh water Wednesday morn
ing. so that the ladies may enjoy d
cool plunge in fresh water. Mr.. Biggs
one of the proprietors. states that
he hopes to make this permanent
feature, if the ladies by their patron
age show that they desire it.
"Sarrent will insure it."-Adv.
Imperial Valley press., 1919-05-06

We also have a Cleveland Track
laying Tractor at the Motor Service
Co, Calexico, and Valley Garage,
Brawley. Call and examine them.-
Adv
Imperial Valley press., 1919-05-06

Where TO go Is no longer a prob
lem. Mehlburn's Tavern, Imperial,
offers real enjoyment any evening
Adv.
Imperial Valley press., 1919-05-06
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Meredith Wills of Brawley, who has
just returned from service overseas
duty with the Ninety-first division, is
q guest at the home of his sister,
Mrs. Charles +. Scott of Wensley
avenue.
Mr.. and Mrs. Scotty Russell have
returned from a short vacation spent
at coast points.
Aubrey Skinner, son of w. W. Skin
ner, and bride, have returned from
the spruce forests of Oregon, where
Mr.. Skinner has been busily engaged
in government work. Mr. and Mis-
Skinner intend to make their home
in this city.
Fritz AlgerSon, who recently pur-
chased the Rehkopf residence on Olive
avenue, Will be at home TO his friends
there shortly.
Gus Cline has returned to Los An
Celes after a five months visit at
the home of his daughter, Mrs. Ben
Solomon.
Miss Ruth Cook has resumed her
position with the Davis Drug Com
pany.
Imperial Valley guests of the Hotel
st. James, San Diego, during the past
few DAYS were: Edward l.. Scott of
Imperial, Sol Litz of FL Centre, Mr.
and Mrs. 7. H. Cole of Brawley; W.
F. King, J. E. Tresbouer. B. Bauien,
S. Labastida and l.. Gago, of CaleX-
leo.
J. ". OFT of San Diego, father of
j. NJ, Oft of this city. is business
visitor registered at the Oregon he
tel.
T. f. Stevenson, accompanied T. 4.
Stevenson. aEl In the Valley super
vising their ranch interests this week.
H. II. TcwlidCe, a former prominent
Imperial Valley citizen, is over en- a
short business trim from San Diego
and is Z guest at the Oregon hotel.
H. \. Orrison, well known L5s
Angeles cattleman. Is II the Valley
on business, and IS established with
his headquarters at the Oregon he
tel.
T. \. Poach Of san tTavcis,o I'd
Web McCarty Of s.. eu's a. In
Yor+al VALLEY visitors whc are regis
tered at the Barbara Worth hotel.
, Emanuel D;az, a very prominent
.ancher of the Eastside. is leaving
shortly for an extended visit to his
childhood home in Portugal. While
there, Mr.. Diaz plans to spend six
months with his mother in the Azorc
Islands.
H. P. Cripps has returned from a
brief business trip to Los Angeles.
Walter Schwanberger, Emanuel
Diaz, L. Brackenbury and brother, of
FL Centre motored to MeXicali last
evening to witness the Clnco de Mayo
celebration.
Mrs. J. W. Colvin is leaving the
later part of the wee for an outing
in the mountains.
Mrs. c. J. Lewis IS leaving Tues
day evening for Milwaukee. Her moth
Imperial Valley press., 1919-05-06

If you are looking for situation,
or are in need of help, try a Press
classified advertisement.
Imperial Valley press., 1919-05-06

Lieutenant John P Prendergast,
who has been stationed with the u.
s. aviation service at Houston, Tex,
has received his discharge and eX-
poets to return to FL Centre within
the next two weeks.