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Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1919-09-25
Plan for Ceremonial.

Vashti Shrine, %, White Shrine
of Jerusalem met last evening at
the Masonic temple, and made plans
for a ceremonial which is to be
held some time the latter part of
November. Mrs Cora Wadsworth,
Miss Catherine Carnagan and Miss
Mary Randall were appointed a
committee to arrange for the
luncheon. Routine business was
transacted. The next regular meet
ing will be held Oct. p.
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1919-09-25

bers spent an enjoyable hour in So
ciability. Piano music was enjoyed
during the afternoon. Carnations
were used in decoration in the
rooms. Mrs. Peter Weber has in
vited the members to play at her
home, 1928 Ninth avenue in two
weeks.
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1919-09-25
Miss al StndEinp in NeM Y0rE.
First of Dance Series.

Some eight hundred invitations
have been sent out TO tri-city young
people to the first of this winter
dancing parties TO be given by
Measrs. Ralph Chillberg, Claude
Ludwick and Oscar Acne, which is
to be given at the Coliseum, DaY-
export. Friday evening, Oct. 8. Last
winter this trio gave number OF
parties. which proved so success
full that another series is TO be
given this year.
There will be dancing from $50
TO l o'clock, the music TO be fur
nished by Wrixon's orchestra.
Other dances will be arranged at
intervals throughout the winter
months.
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1919-09-25
MEers.Han Engagement.

Announcement is made by Mr..
and Mrs. 4. T. Hall of 2916 Thir-
teenth avenue. of the engagement
and approaching marriage OF their
daughter. Miss Thelma, to W. H.
Myers, son of Mr.. and Mrs. George
Myers of 1927 Farnam street, Dav-
EXPORT The wedding will be an
event of next month, and will be
celebrated at the parsonage of the
Memorial Christian church, Rev.
Rev. Launcelot Hadaway to Off
ciate. Several pre-nuptial parties
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1919-09-25
Miss kelinson Entertains for Cousin

Miss Mary Helinson of 1925
Seventh avenue, entertained Tues
day afternoon as a courtesy for
Miss Minnie kelinson of Phila-
delphia, her cousin who is visiting
here
The guests were 45 young peo-
pie. Dancing and games were the
diversions of the evening, and at a
late hour a delicious buffet lunch
&aon was served Roses were used
in decoration throughout the
rooms. The affair was one of a
number which are to be given in
Miss Kelinsons honor during her
stay in Rock Island.
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1919-09-25
W. r. c. Sewing Meeting.

Yesterday afternoon the mem
bers of the Woman's Relief corps
held a sewing meeting at Memorial
hall, when a large amount of work
was accomplished. Plans were
made for a practice for the annual
inspection which is to be held Oct.
20, to be conducted at Memorial
hall next Tuesday afternoon. Next
Wednesday afternoon the regular
business meeting is to be held. Re
freshments were served by Mrs.
Hilda Hedberg, Mrs. Ellen thinner
man, Mrs. Emma Snyder, Mrs.
Amelia Grotegut and Mrs. Bessie
Barth Richardson.
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1919-09-25

ner of East Moline. Mrs. J. B.
Schultz and Mrs. Elmer Eckberg
of Moline taking the prizes in the
first and Mrs. Gus Myers, Mrs. Eek
berg and Mrs. Dan Lucas, all of Mo-
line. taking the prizes IN the sec
ond. The hostess had used asters
in the rooms in decoration.
A delicious two course luncheon
was served. A number of parties
have been given for Mrs. Druva
during her visit here.
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1919-09-25
Kerr.CasseI.

Miss Agnes Marie Cassel, daugh-
ter of Mr.. and Mrs. Swan Cassel of
1927 Eighteenth avenue became the
bride OF James Kerr, son of MIR.
and Mrs. Harry Lee Kerr of Thir-
ty-fifth street, and Sixteenth ave
nue., Moline, at home ceremony
performed at the brides home at 8
O'Clock last evening. Rev. W. G..
Oglevee, pastor of the South Park
Presbyterian church, performed
the ceremony in the presence of a
company of immediate relatives
and friends.
Miss Meta Kerr, sister of the
groom, and Edwin Cassel, brother
of the bride. served as the attend
ants The bride wore a beautiful
gown of georgette crepe and satin
in combination, and her veil fell to
the hem of her skirt. She carried
brides roses.
A wedding dinner was served
after the ceremony TO the company.
Mr.. Kerr is a machini5t and his
bride has been employed as d
saleslady at McCabe's.
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1919-09-25
are being arranged in Miss Halls
Pre.NuptiaI fer Miss CLARK.

FFe-N upIaI teF Mss LlaTk.
Miss Ethel Mae Clark of Silvis.
who is to marry James w. Hill
some time next month, was honor
ed last evening at a pre-nuptial
dinner given at the home of Miss
Marguerite Kord on Fourth ave
nue.. Silyis. Covers were laid for
u intimate friends of the bride
elect. The rooms were decorated
in the rainbow shades. which the
bride-to-be has selected for her
wedding coIors. The evening hours
were spent in sociability.
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1919-09-25
SOCIAL EVENTS
Mcier-BIaCkWeII,

Miss Margaret Blackwell, daugh-
ter of Mr.. and Mrs. Samuel Black
we'll of 208 First street, Moline, be-
came the bride Of John ]. Nfeier,
son of Mr. and Mrs. Louis Meier of
Maysville, Iowa, at a ceremony per-
formed at o'clock last evening at
the brides home. Rev. [. o. Moth
stein of Rock Island performed the
ceremony
Miss Edna Blackwell, sister of
the bride, attended her sister as
maid of honor, and Charles Meier
of Maysville, brother of the groom
AS best man. Both the bride and
her sister wore suits Of dark blue,
black hats, and their flowers were
coFsages of yellow and white
roses. The house was decorated
in yellow and white crepe paper
and flowers, carrying out the
brides chosen colOrs. An altar
had been constructed in a corner OF
the living room, and here the we'd
ding VOWS were taken. Miss Valera
Meier, sister of the groom, played
the bridal chorus from Lohengrin.
After the ceremony there was d
wedding dinner served TO the COM
pany of relatives and intimate
friends. Mr.. and Mrs. Meier left
on wedding trip, and upon their
return they will reside with the
brides parents, until the first of
the year when they wiz move to
West Liberty, Iowa
Miss HUI Studying in New York.
\ Miss Mary Hill, whose dancing
classes are attended by young peo-
pie OF the tri-cities, has been
spending the summer months in
the east studying. and is at present
in New York city. taking lessons
from Louis H. Chalif, New York's
greatest master. Miss Hill will re-
turn to the tFi-cities about the mid
die of next month and will resume
her classes, her opening date to be
announced later
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1919-09-25
Don't Forget
Pyramid
The Pyramid Pile Treatment Affords
Such Wonderful Relief for
Itching, Bleeding or Pre-
trudiHE Piles.

SEND FOR A FREE TRIAL.
Perhaps you are now suffering so
ireadfully you cannot wait for the
tree trial. If such is the case go
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1919-09-25
Meeske.EricSOn.

Miss Ethel Ericsson. daughter of
America. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1905-current, 1919-03-14

Mare foe in Japonia. = Tokio
= In orasul Sendai, situat pc in,
sula principala a Japoniei, all ars
sapte suite dc case. Printre cladi.
riIe nimicite de foe este 81 uni.
versitatea bisericei reformate din
Statele Unite.
America. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1905-current, 1919-03-14
Al CETIT D-TA?

! All cetit D-Ta, datele istorice
din articolul nostru de fond din
numarul SO? Datele acestea in
semnate din yiata neamului nos
tru, aici in America, numai din
), ,,Calendarul NATIONAL le poti a.
fla. Daca voiesti~ -stii toate pc
ripetiile msemnate, fie bune, fie
rele, prin care a trecut pc vre.
muri neamul nostru rominesc, d,
|tunci nu numai pentru D-ta
dat 81 pentru cei de acasa Al
D-Tale - nu uita att commando
unul dintra frumoasele ,,Calen
dare NOuis de la d-nul loan Jivi
Banatanu. Pretul calendarului e
ste numai de 55 cent?; dar folosu
lui este de 55 dolari de mare
Grabeste pima nu tree 81 cele 2O(
pc carl lie mai avem din cele
1000. Adresa la care sa trimit
banii este, 7. Jivi-Banatanu, $40;
Detroit Avenue, Cleveland, Ohio
America. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1905-current, 1919-03-14
REF'IECTu.
DEsPRE BoLsEvICu RusI.

Ambasadorul Francis, sc spune.
ca va fl ultima marturie ce va fl
chemata de comitetul din senat,
care fost insrcinat ca sa GER
ceteze conditiile din Russia. De
fapt nu nici un motiy ca .sa sc
cheme 81 alti martori, daca scopul
senatului este numai de a-si for
mula idee despre guyernul boil
sevic Ambasadorul Francis G 0
marturie tot att de valorOasa ca
st. Mattel fata de autenticitatea
Neului Testament. ,,Aceasta @ tot
ce am vazut 81 parte din care am
facut parte'' poate foarte'logic Sc
zica Francis descriind ceea ce
q vazut in Russia. Toate asertiile
responsible sc vor spulberh cfnd
eel mai malt Official al guvernului
American va spune ce Want 81
ce site despre Russia.
Si de aci< lar Sc ridica fntreba-
rea pc care 0 facea poporul Gu
vederi scurte. 81 anume: Ce sd
facem moi pentru Russia? D-nul
Francis he descrie in culori vivi-
de starea unei natiuni cazuta in
anarchie. Moi nu putem zice ca
Cain: ,,Oare ell snnt pazitorul
fratelui meu''.
| Francis find 1ntrabat ca ce s'ar
intfmpla daca aliatii vor parasi
Russia, ell raspuns ca: ,,aceasta
Iva insemna asasinare poporu-
lui de pc teritorul parasit de ar
lmatele aliate". Ell a facut din
nou clar ceea ce a spus 81 acum
un an de zile, ca Germania con-
troleaza economiceste pc rusi, 81
daca va fl lasata sd continue in
aceia polite 81 pc mai departe,
atunci Germania nu perdut nj
mic in acest razboi.
Deci gresit ca conferinta de
pace sd insiste ca arrnAtele aliate
sa paraseasca Russia, din contra
ar trebui ca armata ce Sc afla a.
colo sa fie intarita, ca sa asignre
succesul aliatilor.
America. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1905-current, 1919-03-14

Spargere la oficiul postal. =
Ft Seneca, O. Niste hoti ne
cunoscuti inca au spart casa de
bani de La oficiul postal din To-
calitate 81 au furat dinauntru Iii
berty Bonds in valoare de o mie
de dolari.
America. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1905-current, 1919-03-14
scRIsoARE DEscHIsA
: lui ,,Aghiuta" aghiotantul lui

Teroarea ce voiesti Sd milo in
|spiri ma face Sd rid. Eu STUNT A.
colo acasa. la aminte, TIE rog; Cd
la citiva pasi de mine Sc va afla
dol Gu pajura pc din dosul hainei
81, de, voiesc sa-ti crut cfteva zile
de mizerie 81. prlscarie, 81 voiese
sd te faci ON, de aceea iii spun
ca nu ma tenn de loc 81 ar Fl -bine
.sa nici nu incerci, caci al sd pla-
testi scump de tot 1ncercarea. M
toti sunt ,,tufe's
lar acuma, de 81 curaj, % ne
vedem en- hine. Massele mari din
Gary, MI slnt putrsde Il senti-
mente - Mstalutk.
Ipllhs y. Iennoyid,
America. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1905-current, 1919-03-14

I'm pierdevara, II are de lucru.
Prin urmare, prln restauranteie
din Cleveland. Ohio. nu are cu ce
sd Sc coupe decit GU afaceri earl
nu sunt de nasul lui. De continua,
vom continua al pune la ravas.
America. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1905-current, 1919-03-14
hIaruntlSurl.

s5AASAiiS't'' w N''~1'tA ts'' -
drapel 81 in numele lui Petrino,
cearca 81 ell sa-si faca mendrele
prin scgSsori fara de hume. la
seama ,,Aghiuta" ca iii cunoas-
tenn scrisorica 81 are sa fie val, la
urma. Mai deaproape lamuriri,
iti va da posta Statelor Unite.
Femeile cearca sd Sc deghiseas-
ca de asa ca fata sa le arate ini-
ma; barbatii cearca sa faca fata
sa lie arate gfndul. Toate acestea
nu ar fl scaderi, .,daca toate fe-
meile ar avea mimi 81 toti bar
BATH gindurr-
Poate ca in limba romino-tura-
MICA Sc potriveste 81 cadreaza bi-
me ,,Desteapta-te Romine" ziar
din New York 81 Comitetul Ma
tional din Trenton, N. J. Politici-
ami 81 unii 81 altii.
De aci incolo. Liga Natiunilor
are sd faca multe lucruri carl pi-
na acuma sa parea Gu neputinta
De exemplu, are sa faca pc Ger
mania sa Sc tina de cuvintul dat
M am aflat pc nimeni pima a.
cupla care sd ne explice ghicitoa-
rea asia. Sc poate ca va ii unul
printre cetitorii nostri care sd ne
raspunda: DE ce I'M barbat sc
uita de douaori la o femeie cu
parul rosu ?'f
Ce s'a ales de barbatul care
vorbea GU miiniIe 81 gesticula ell
gura?
Victor Berger, nadejdea hu Gu
cuila. congreSmanul aIes 81 con
damnat La Chicago i'm legatura
Ell miscarile socialiste. spune ca
nu are timp sa Sc pregateasca Gu
o worbire de introducere in Con
gresul urmator, din cauza ca
trebue sa piece la Jail. Pro-
babiI ca acolo ii este locul 81 lui
81 tovarasilor de sentimente
O femeie muncitoare END prl-
veste la miinile Ell roSii 81 batato-
rite 81 cind Sc cugeta la cele a
caror mimi sclipesc 81 carl au un-
Chile de coloarea trandafirulul,
ajunge la convingerea ca este
greu sa al mini sclipiciOase a.
tunci cind al facut bucataria. in
cursul celor ~ ore de lucru, Sc
sclipeasea.
I'm pierdevara, II are de lucru.
Prin urmare, prln restalrantele
din Cleveland. Ohio. nu are cal ce
sd Sc ocupe deceit cu afaceri carl
nu sunt de nasul lui. De continual,
vom continua al pune la ravas.
America. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1905-current, 1919-03-14

nat Roina Begia Franta Sirba De asia tebue "a tina
socotea. Din Ga crutat prn egarea axmistituul
Gemana poate plateasca mai bne cheltuee de razbO
De Geania trebuie egata de asa dnsa se abba
dator pc carl le poaa pa nci in ours de 30 ami
rn 50 poata apuca de nege MI ece ceor
au jertfit tot in acest razboi
Dupa cum vede in jurul acestor cause MI vfrit nt
ziersa formulAr tratatplui do pace. Ee a hrul
discntiilor lnse acu, dnpA toate eemnsle I'll taatu
se fie subscris negreeit A enfsul lunei M III M
America. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1905-current, 1919-03-14

Mari cantitati de gr1ne in ST.
beria. - Vladivostok. - Pc cind
fntreaga Europa tipa dupa hrana,
Siberia are un prisos de $500,
600 tone de gr1u. Gu toate acestea
alimentele in Siberia sunt foart.;
scnmpe.
America. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1905-current, 1919-03-14


lantagnl Finlandez. Rapoartele
trimise astazi aici de presa elve-
tiana anunta rezultatul alegerilor
in modul urmator: Socialistii SD
de scaune; Republican, (impar-
tite egal fntre Tinerii Finlandezi
81 plugari) 70; Monarchistii %;
Snedezii (printre carl snnt 81 tre'i
republican, %.
Furt "a o banca. - New York.
-Politia anunta ca din casa de.
fier Ibancei Cosmopolitan s'an
furat $4,000 de dolari. Furtul a
avut loc Luni noaptea dupa fnchi-
derea bancii 81 nu s'a prins de We
ste pima ieri dimineata. Banii fu-
sesera pusi in casa de easier.
Ucis de bandit. - New York.
= Dol bandit armati au intrat
ieri dupa ameazi in cofetaria lui
Samuel Wolchock 81 i-au poruncit
sa ridice mfinile in sus. Fiindca a
costa nu s'a supus, unul din eli a
tras GU revolverul 81 la lasat
mort la pamfnt. AmSndoi banditii
All scapat.
Mare foe in Japonia. - Toxic.
= In orasul Sendai, situat pc in,
sula principala Japoniei, all ars
saptc suite dc ease. Printre cladi-
riIe nimicite de foe este 81 uni
versitatea bisericei reformate din
Statele Unite.
Internarea unor vase germane.
- Dunkirk. - Aici au sosit trei
vase germane pentru a ii inter-
nate. pentru ca fusesera prinse
de vapoarele aliatilor calcind ls-
gile prevazute in termenii actu-
lui de armistitiu. Numele acestor
vase germane smt: Italia. Mer-
cur 81 Pluto.
Spargere la oficiul postal. =
Ft. Seneca, @. Niste hoti ne
cunoscuti inca au spart casa de
bani de La oficiul postal din To-
calitate 81 au furat dinauntru Lii
berty Bonds in valoare de o mle
de dolari.
Ucis Gu toporul. - Hillsborn,
@. - Corpul comerciantului John
Moose a. fost gasit nefnsufletit in
camera din dosul pravaliei sale,
avind capul spart ell un topor ce
sta linga picisrul patului. Sc ere
de ca motivlh erimei fusese jaful,
de oare ce s.a aflat cal lipsea
din buzunar 125 de dolari, pc carl
mai multi oameni sta cal avlse-
Sc la ell. Nimeni nu-l vazuse de
Simbata seara.
Cartea lui Ludendorff este prea
scumpa. Londra. ~ Generalul
Ludendorff scris 0 carte despre
astoria razboiului, pc care a pfe-
rit-o ziarului Daily Express pen
tru suma de 100000 de dolari.
Ziarul insa nu Ia primit-o 81 a
doua III, anuntind despre decisiu-
nea GU privire la aceasta carte,
scria urmatoarele ,,Ludendorff a
costat pc aliati deja prea multi.
moi nu suntem pregatiti sal pla-
tim despagnbire"
Pagube cauxate de foe. -
Fremont. O. - Tn foe isbucnit a.
lei noaptea trecuta ars atelierul
fotografic Austin 81 pravalia mo-
distei Baker, cal1zind 0 pagnba
de cinci mil de dolari.
Suedia aleas& 81 distribute hra-
ma germanilor. Stockholm. -
| Consiliul de hrana inter-aliat s'a
invoit asupra propunerei ca Cru
cea Rosie suedeza sa imparta a.
limente la copii Germani 81 Ia IN
stitutiunile caritabile din Genna-
MIA. Primul transport de hrana
pentru acest scop este TRIMS din
America 81 va sosi in curind la
destinatie.
Delegati Germani plecat .spre
Bruxel. y Copenhaga. Un
| ~,.,,n 40 Jn1oon% ): Horr, a III an Inaf
America. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1905-current, 1919-03-14

Democrats" unui aut1pcrat.
Berlin. C0ntele Won Bern
storff, fost ambassador al Gerna-
niei in Statele Unite, q fost ales
presedintele clubulIi partidului
America. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1905-current, 1919-03-14
Internarea unor vase germane

- Dunkirk. Aici au sosit trei
vase germane pentru a. fl inter
nate, pentru ca fusesera prinse
de vapoarele aliatilor calcind le-
gile prevazute in termenii actu-
lui de armistitiu. Numele acestor
vase germane smt: Italia. Mer-
cur 81 Pluto.
America. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1905-current, 1919-03-14
|NF0RMATIUN
Recunoasterea Poloniei 81 Ceh

Recunoasterea Poloniei 81 Ceho-
Slovechiei. - Berma. - Guver.
null elvetian s'a dccis astazi sa re-
cunoasca statul polon 81 pc eel
Ceho-Slovac 81 sa stabileasca le-
gaturi diplomatice GU ele. Polonia
q 81 numit pc baronul Modzelews-
ky de ministrn plenipotentiar in
Berna.
Reusita socialistilor Finlandezi
la alegeri. Washington. =
La alegerile trecute socialistii au
America. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1905-current, 1919-03-14

Democrat infiintat de curind.
.Poate sa-si fl schimbat parul.
America. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1905-current, 1919-03-14
suedia aleasa ~ distribute hra-

Delegati Germani plecati spre
Bruxel. y Copenhaga. Un
grup de delegati Germaiii an luat
trenul pentru Bruxel ca sd la la
cunostinta decisihnea aliatilor GU
.privire la predarea flotei conner
ciale germane q la conditiunile
proviziunilor de hrana ce trsbue
81 primeasca Germania in schinb.
America. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1905-current, 1919-03-14

Pagube cauxate de foe. -
Fremont. O. - Tn foe isbucnit a.
lei noaptea trecuta a ars atellerul
fotografic Austin 81 pravalia mo-
distei Baker, cauzind paguba
de cinci mil de dolari.
Imperial Valley press., 1919-07-21
WAS ON VERGE
Of GIVING Up
Withyidgc Says He Feels l. ike
Different Man Since Taking
TdnlaC-Gains l3 Pounds

"My health has improved so much
since ! commenced taking Tanlac that
| feel like a different man alto
gcther.' said !. A. WitheridGe, 1888
South Hone street, Los Angeles, Cal,
the other day.
II had been in a general run down
condition for about eight months, y
he continued, land wren | began talk
ing T&r,ac had reached the point
where thought | would give up my
position aud take ! long rest. |
was 50 tired and TAGGED odt all the
time, and my appetite was so poor
chat | couldn't eat enough TO keep
up my strength. What n;;ie I did eat
DIDN'T taste right and | didn't relish
il at all. | was also verv nervous ana
rarely ever Got good nights sleep.
and lust kept on going down hill until
| was SO weak and run down that |
could hardly go up and down stairs,
and would have to lose two or three
days 1T time from my work.
Zone day | overheard some Gus
toners in the store talking about the
good Tanlac had done them, and enc
Of them seemed to have about the
same trouble I did, so 1 thought that
if Tanlac had helped him it ought to
do me some good, also. and | COM
menced taking it right away. That
was lust about month ago, and now
! am Is Is good health as | ever was.
| have gained thirteen pounds al
ready, and feel fine and dandy all the
time, My nerves are Is steady as q
clock, and | sleep just fine every night
That tired, tagged out feeling has left
me altogether and lam as full of en-
orgy and go as any man. / have got
ten my appetite back, toe, and | eat
three hearty meals every day. | no
longer wonder at the enormous sale
o., Tanlac, for | know that it is real
medicine and does the work for peo-
1le'
Tanlac is sold in FL Centre by Thos.
Neville, successor TO McColloch Drug
Co.; in Imperial by Imperial Drug Co.
hy }. Bresnoham, and in
BraWlcy ty ROLAND Bros.
Imperial Valley press., 1919-07-21
EARNING THEIR MONEY

With the two daily papers subsidiz-
cd by the big interests which are seek
ing control of the dairy industry of
the valley, it must be conceded that
each is doing its utmost to earn its
money.
There is one comic feature of the
affair The Progress, which for five
years fought the farmers in a deter
mined effort to protect the Mexican
interests, it ,now-wlith liberal pay
by the assOciation---posing as the es-
pecial champion of the farmers at
the rate of 81 per throb.
There may be a tragedy in this
slapsticks comedy, however, and that
is the point in which the public has
most interest. If while one party is
pulling at the horns of the cow and
the other at the tail the COW should
decide not to yield milk under the eX-
citement the result would be disas-
trouS.
Imperial valley was rather proud of
the fact that it had the most modern
and largest creamery west of the
Mississippi, aud the decree that it
must be thrown into the junk pile
hardly appeals to the business judg-
mcnt of the community. The question
is being asked frequently among bus
mess men whether there is not some
cmthod whereby this conflict can be
settled to the mutual advantage of all
intercsts.-Thc Ianjero.
Imperial Valley press., 1919-07-21
WHITE DOVE
ALIGHTS On
HONEYMOONERS

Yesterday AT len O'Clock at the
residence Of tie grcom's brother, Os-
car Fowler on Brighton street, oe-
CURED tie wedding : rlvod Z. FoW-
Ter and Miss Grace L. Mcdonald, Re-.
Oscar Sweeney, past Of the Chris
tiau church Of lmGHsial. officiating
Miss Mcdonald. a=@.asonc ANA pen
ular ycung lady. Las for some tims
been stcuoErapher for the Pioneer
Title Insurance company of this city.
Mr.. Fowler is q skilled electrician of
CuIex;co.
\ delightful wedding dinner wa
served before the departure Of the
ncwIy@cds for their aonoymoon on tie
coast. on their rcgurn they viii ma@y
,cir meme i'm CaleXico.
il was taken as a good omen when
O. beautiful white dove, none OF the
! rar.y mad ever seen. alightcd On the
windshield Of their machine before
,Aeir departure.
The officiating minister. Mr.. Swec-
acy had no time 10 lose getting 10
Imperial to thc Christian church where
lie united Mr.. Gaylord s. Clark and
Mis- Grace A. Johnson in marriage.
NJ. Clark is agent Of the Western
Union Telegraph Co.. Of Imperial and
Miss johnson q school teacher whose
l...dencc has been San Diego. The
yong people viii make their home in
Imperial.
! Press Liners nring Quick Results.
Imperial Valley press., 1919-07-21
PACKARD WRITES
BOOK ON VALLEY

Information gathered during five
years of investigational work in
southeastern California by the State
University is presented in a 6O-page
booklet containing ii Photographic
illustrations entitled agriculture in
the Imperial Valley: A Manual for
Settlers" by w. +. Packard, Assistant
Professor Of Agricultural Extension
in the University of California, and
just published by the University
Some OF the data were obtained
through general observation and
study, but most of them are the re
suits of work carried on at the I'M
perial Valley Experiment Farm estab-
lished at Mcloland in 1912 for the
purpose of continuing the investiga-
tions then started and for working
on the numerous problems arising in
this section. according to Professor
Packard.
Soils, climatic conditions, water sup
ply, irrigation, econmic conditions
field crops, horticultural crops, truck
crops, ornamental plants, herbicides,
insects and plant diseases in the I'M
perial Valley are carefully discussed
in the booklet.
Tie circular may be obtained from
the College of Agriculture Of the
University of California.