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The Morgan City daily review. (Morgan City, La.) 1916-1920, 1919-03-24
Japan Her
Brothers Keeper?

BY Jeremiah w. jerks. Ph.D., LID,
Research Professor and Public Gov
eminent and Public Administration,
New York University; Chairman,
Alexander Hamilton Institute; and
Director, The Far Eastern Bureau.
The Peace Conference has
brought out the drift Of jap
anese intentions in the Orient.
China's demand for the right to
live independently has made
hem an issue of the Great Settle
ment. The efforts of Japan to
pave the way for her guardian
ship over East Asia, particularly
over the Chinese Republic and it's
resources, cannot go unchal-
lenged. On what grounds do the
Japanese rest their claims?
! Before 1914 they could have
rested on the support gotten
from bidding about the diplomat
ic bargain table, overriding of
treaties, and the mastery which
a powerful nation could wiring
from a weaker. But this Peace
Conference is not the Twentieth
Century's Congress of Vienna.
It seeks other reasons for maxi
ing one country the mandatory
of the League Of Nations over
other peoples. It will want to
know what such nation can do
as the guardian of a great re-
gion of the world, what it has
done. s.~I ~ -
The record in the Far East
shows that the japanese Empire,
when given a free hand, annexed
Korea that it had promised to
maintain Independent. Japan
entered upon a policy of dena-
tionalization, having no inten-
tion Of making the country into
even a self-governing dependen-
cy. Even Korean students now
adays are refused passports to
the United States. They must
get their higher education, if at
all, in Japan. Her sphere of &C.
tivity in Manchuria has been
used to determine Chinese ad-
ministration, injure the people,
and oust the trade of other ma
tions. Without exception Eng
lish and American business men
these statements.
The came deadly weapon is be-
ing driven into the heart Of Chi
ma by the Japanese occupation
Of Kiachow. Here the same Jap
anese immunities are being used
to foster a lucrative traffic in
illicit drugs, especially morph.a
and cocaine whichcan be had by
the poorest coolie from the Jap
anese agents scattered through
the country. Like the curse OF
opip~ 4 which China has
just waged one of the most hsto-
e Of battles successfully, the Jap
anese drug traffic threatens the
The Washington times., 1919-10-03

A unl=aetached houne iu Q Gplgn-
6id IoeaGiou iu Washington HeightG,
west cf Columbia ruld; ~ rouma
and two hlthE Ihig q q beluu-
1ul hcmq
The Washington times., 1919-10-03

Brick houses, comparatively
new, offered for sale at this
very low price to settle a syndi-
cate.
Terms, $500 or more cash,
balance in small monthly pay
just about what the
houses are now renting for.
1897 to 1861 9th St. N. w.
535-53i Newton ST. y. w.
Take Ninth street cars to
Newton street, 90 one square
east.
Each 6 rooms and bath; one
square from cars; all occupied
by white tenants.
You should take advantage
of this opportunity to, secure
a home and save your
Apply for particulars.
At this low price and upon
such accommodating terms these
houses will sell very quickly.
STONE & FAIRFAX,
1912 New York Ave. N. w.
sss-tf
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SHANNON & LUCHS
NJ 2345
Columbia Heights.

So. T.o00-Attractivo corner home;
oOuvenieut 20 both nth and 18th
street car lines: Z rooms and BATH
furnace heat: electricity; lot 20E
150; room for garage; Immediate
possession
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7i3 t4th St N. W,
Near New Hampshire
Avenue and Otis.

eB,BOO-TerHns, 9I.600 cash;
rooms and bath; hot-Waser neat
slectricfty; porches: attractive
new house section; convenient 20
two car lines
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Flat.

S7,6OB-TWo B-Foom apartments;
capable OF being ronted 80 as %
show splendid Income; eEcellent
opportunity 20 obtain home and
Investment combined; terms f2'boo
cash
The Washington times., 1919-10-03
Near IN Street TerTace.

f6.o0o-Attractive location on
Jefferson street; 6 rooms and
bath; hot-Water heat; front ana
clcGo 70 cars.
The Washington times., 1919-10-03

A beautiful little ElE-FO0m ana
hath bunEliJW in the northwest
suburbs: one-half an acre %
eFound: hot-WafsF beat and elec-
tricity. Moderate terms and pos
session.
The Washington times., 1919-10-03

$500
Immedlais pu.re-gions practically nv,
9 Focma tath. roception han; gaFagei cc1l
ane4 hc4go aFcund front gaE4i l9f4e Ee1F
eSts3 Sn isth e - iS So ~, -. II.
coin PARK care line ana 3 bloets ffom Pa
ave. Ab0ut ei.6oS eash.
$4,000
Meas qane11et Coilago, D an azegneui
nel1l oeE1co1f Foomo. hath. cIcelficiiI,
colqnial pcfchs good heating plants cellar
sllal. 2Rqler s2tlFo holsei let lo1lsl; ge-9os
moSt perfect condition. ts,o6o cash.
S5,25O
NoaF ioth and . sls .. ~ nn eEesnelt
e-roOm home. via BATH 3 exceptionally
largo poTchess reception han; gpacs FOR
sld inimstiSis ps5ssS;ios. see s1ss.
$1,000
Near 1lantoa PARK; 8 room1s hot-uatoF
. S sisS5i5 @ 5SFss s' lSs lSs ss4 ii5.S So''a'n'
$1,000
FcuF blecIE1 from Umlon 1lltlon, q houa
IN perfect con4iuonf 3 rooms. ban; hot
water hcati eleetFicitgs BtatiolaFy wash
tuh9 in cellars al8o geFVani8 toiiets CO.
r1rlrs: ~ $500 5s15itisa ~ iI~Ssfifss 49, -
po11o-1ion. $500 caah
$1,000
On Lnmont o. ~ ". near goldiers
Houa 8 beautiful o-ro0m homa With
hath. h1t-Uater heat. slectrieltvs gafaTs.
large fRout yard; colonial porch, with
1lcorlng perch Ihig i1 q h1rnain and
can bo bought vita 1880 ea1h.
$4,000
BoR blocks from utation, q banrliful
B-foom houoe on . curueFs also bath. hot
water hcle. electricity, Laundry Ga cellar;
gqfaGe; ho1Ge d periecf coldlrcl, and
almost new. one % the hegt ana NEST
modern homes iu the ~.
$1,000
Park. It ID nov being cFeFhauisI EhFouTh-
cut CoIesuieat % 3 ear Inca eso8 ealh.
$1,000
SIX blocks. from station Six cocms.
hcf-gatsr heat. eleelFiEitg, coloni1l perch.
sleeping pcrchs brick garlgas ffrnt ara
g.lde yaFdl; beautiful iocailon ana pFae-
ucalig new.
We have 3 few % ths basl modsFn 6
and room Homes On the d. j. ana 81 W.,
for Gales pFlces nom 9Isoo0 - % e1G.ooo.
See them befofs buying.
An q ths new hSmsS in ths sit5 for
J. D. GARRlAN
90S Dist Nat Bank Bldg,
Main S32q.
The Washington times., 1919-10-03
Brookland.

Sc, 0,25O-Attractive corner home;
Containing z rooms and hath ga
rage; lot S5Ll60; exceptionally
good location; not flF from car
line; immediate possession.
The Washington times., 1919-10-03
n 81. NORTHWEST

TEshty
$4,000 Ho.I26I
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GfnS 80

A semi detached home fn WaGh-
fuEton Heights Of ten rooms ana
bath, furnace heat ana electFicity;
81 uelEhboFhood coUvenieut 20 car
uleE Must Be soId 20 settle an
state
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E8 500

A duenehod eiTht-roOEn house IN
tric urhtH; wonderful neighboF-
hood. Lot etZI2E. Immediato pos
EGGaol
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ParkRieW.

gE,goo-6 Fooma and bath; hOt-
water heat; lot 26El1o: vide paved
alley; located near SoIdierg' Home
Park; in attractive new house sec
ten; Immediate possession.
The Washington times., 1919-10-03
Near Union Station.

g6.TBe-ModeFn e-room house;
front colonial porchi hot-WAto
heat; convenient 70 8 car lines;
deep lot 20 wide alley; space for
EaraEG
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600

A ssven-Fooui and bath home "a
FVaEhiurtou Heights. hot-WltcF
heat and electric lights; Cemeut
front perch and sleeping perch.
1 screened throuEhout. Garage
Good. oouVenisnt noighboFhood
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lexington.

9s,SoO--Attractive location; one
half square from car hnei rooms
md bath; large attic; lot 33Z1T5;
excellent residential gectioni ib-
eral terms can be aFrangOd.
The Washington times., 1919-10-03
4lIZSn

Near GEul'1 Addition. q new tul-
story bar brick house of eight
rooms and bath, ready Tor occu-
pancy On 50 dayg, Hot-UatGF heat
End electric llThtE; large attractive
raraEe. Moderate tgrmg.
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$3.50

A GE-Foo maud bath home On
-Nt. Pleasant, near Ilth q. cars.
p Iot-uEatar heat. gEEGUG, hard wood
dooFB, moderate tGEUE
The Washington times., 1919-10-03
Near ID I'D @ 81. n. d.

9t,ZBo-6 room and bath; excel
lent condition; large lot: space
for garage; attractive new house
section; close 20 18th and d street
car8; immediate possession.
The Washington times., 1919-10-03
Near Kendall Green.

G6.2Eo-ThorouEhly modern; g
room house; attractive bay win
dow front; double hack porchog;
Traction car line; high elevation.
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Ne. Pleasant.

27,I6o-Terms. t1.B0O cash; 8
rooms and bath; excellent ar
rangement; attractive locatioD In
aecfion Of expensive homes; not
Car ftom end Of Ut Bleasaut car
line
The Washington times., 1919-10-03
Gt2oon

A thFee-EtuTT brick reEioelc8 on
llth street, Mt PlelElut: 10 rooms
and two baths; hot-WateF hest ana
electric lights, plFQuEt looFli rolll
The Washington times., 1919-10-03
FOR RENT-HOUSES

4 Rooms nnd bath brick; lnmsdiats Do
Bsssion 1897 Let st. N. ". 9
The Washington times., 1919-10-03
FOR RENT-OFFlCES

AZ MARYLAND BUTLDING-Complst9
furnisheds typewriter Included t8loa
phone installed SIS month.
CHANDLER BUILDING, 5ss ISth ". ".
doors and basement. electric elsgatof,
steam heat rent a. whole OF b. doors
o. rooma Inquire T3o l3th O. y. W
Phone Mtfa 783- anie-1
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FOR RENT-SToRES

BUSINESS PLACE FOR REST-Gooi
auto repair shop and room FOR about
seven or eight cars; electricity and hea1
fuFnishcd; price 5000 per month IR
Mcdonnell. ele6 Pennsylvania ave. Nv.
The Washington times., 1919-10-03

FINE FARMS FOR SALE

o. acroI very fertile, lteatr1 ea ur'n
Rad within ave minutes ualE 81 hoFt -
Eood-EiEed town; high aohooE hnnEr.
stores and ehunehcl; IS ulnu1o8 VAIN q
the caFl Haudcom8 cd colonial E
house, contllnlng 10 FoouG, bath1s ur1-s
mFy outhuIi1ing1. Thi8 farm % cnlT 8H
miles fFom white Hou1o; % minutes -
autc. Land il ID q high state Of eulrl-ls
uon And q seed faFnainE Dropogitiou, Geas
lonahlo price Gopd tsrmE
GARDINER & DENT, INC,
Main 1884. 71714th st. n. W.
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VACANT

Io-Foom house near WaSdman
Courts and Central High School
House IN excellent condition. wide
lot. with large yard iu rear. Hot
water heat. Electricity. FTiGo.
ee.TBo. Good cash payment r.
quiFed. Large garage o. rear cll
Be purchased This will b ool0
GOOn.
STONE q FATRFAZ,
I8f3 New York Ava
The Washington times., 1919-10-03

FOR SALE HOUSES
These Houses We Have Care
fully Selected From Our
Large List

IF you do not fnd what you
want here phone for other list
hgS:
The Washington times., 1919-10-03

lOllA4
r. L. G. SCHROEDER
TODAY is the timel
r.. RrC'.T ACTION TODAY VII Give You
The RIGHT HOUSE TO-DAY
CLAIMING ST. N W.
m vim tRs5 T9TS hs we e sa yGs o m TO-
@ @ 4 T4 An' condition. hardwood hn'A'
..! ss { E :55I..5 3 S''S
CHEVY CHASE
EtOa css'' 3 P' & hSu2s 3 s. S s'TsR @ 0%q6 %
bSS The sasgs SS SpS "a fRu4s; m q So
.l. hlS o ~ 'Sy s
isos.d NoSi
RHODE ISLAND AVE.
SS dPsfs SSi..86o5 ss5' s6S Sc s'' rooms ven
NORTH CAPITOL ST.
s ss'; s @ SdiiiSs s' 36S5s
n ST. NORTHWEST
m .'s :2@9 sp. 3 q 3s e.S ii
TAKOMA PARK
1iss; 6ss S:4 s''A ssS
PARK ROAD
: Bi ss5 Il :, .s.. :H :5 s3 S ;iSS5
CLEVELAND PARK
large gaTqge Laundry sleeping porch;
%SsTs SiSaiss Ps Money s'''
Our PEP SERVICE will show you just the house you
are looking for whether you want a big a little one
magnificent or cozy We have every type Of home, and
at the right prices
L. 6. SCHROEDER
Real Estate and investments,
Loans and Insurance
ia 44th ST. N. W. Phones: Franklin t2Os-izIi
t.
The Washington times., 1919-10-03
CLAIMING ST. N. w.
TODAY
BY
L. G. SCHROEDER
nnnAW :. A. A;n.nl
TODAY is the tmel
r. RtC' IT ACTION TODAY VIII Give You
The RIGHT HOUSE TODAY

that worth while q yeu pgFeh.ss
fresh and attractive. $6s30O No
Another home on Claiming bath and
critics see to z appreciated $0Soo, No7SSr
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CHEVY CHASE


of
house, the house h Of the E9gtsh te Ct e
hhshed IN Whitei
included purchase $1,000 NoB44I
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FOR ooLoRED

FOR COLORED
a8.50o-NeaF 18th q. aad r. I. ave-; a
FOomss hot-WatsF heat; room FOR
garage. qlsooo cash, Q1oo Per
month
50, Ooo-Near l7th ana T sta ". W.; larrs
rooms reception han, hot-WateF
heati beautiful homo. e2oo0 eanh-
So, ,T5o-NeaF 18th and Lamont gta. n. W.;
8 rooms; hot-WatGF heat, reception
hail; room for gaFaga QISo cash.
24.B5e-I7th st.. above FLORIDA ave; 9
FoomL hot-WafoF heat: gnRngs
rented At tIo Per month o5bo
cash
a, ,7so-Nsar North CapitoI ana n Ila y.
W; rooms, bath, furnace dandy
home. 1890 cash
"a, 50o-lBl1 5th g. N. W., 8 laFEs Fooma
ahd bath corner alley; large lot
room for garages. 81, 900 Caeh.
81, ,Boo-l6oe s It. N. W.; 8 roomE, hath
latFobe1. e3Bo cash.
a, ,25o-l5th st., near T N. W; - rooma
bath. basement and latrobea. 8soo
caah.
81, 2,55o-lOs 32nd Ht. n. W.; rooms; Va
cant; immediate possession t3oo
cash.
gs. s.00O-21g l7th q. 8. T.; rooms and
hath; good lot. f2oo cash
The Washington times., 1919-10-03
Sf2,5Oo

On ilCh street., lTt Pleasant, .
rtune-fruut home o. nix bedrooms
and hath. running water on every
nouFs servants room IN basement
Electric lightE. furnace heat Mod
CEato terms and pCG1eG1tc1,
The Washington times., 1919-10-03
RHODE ISLAND AVE.

English type reception separate
for
late possession No11IT.
The Washington times., 1919-10-03

WE WANT MORE HOUSES FOR SALE.
Owners Of property desiring 20 make
quick sales should list property with uH
At once.
wa. P. EoRMoYLE. SO F st. n W.
au2g-90t
CHOICEST HOMES AND PROPERTY.
CITY. SUBURBAN AND FARM LANDS
Honest Dealing and Courteous Service
A. n. RuUAN,
EIl EEEOIs BLDG. MAIN B6lS.
au27-a0t
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NORTH CAPITOL ST.

A sixro0 20E125;
price asked. $780, No755I-
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SMALL house. cheap easy payments; ~
poultry run. BOX 29l. Times offies. -
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EIg000

Worffnrtru Uolghtg. near 1Gth
~ ard Cciuutia Fuads 70 rooms
rul l1Uoe 1lls ltcon heat en4
rleEtrc liTltgs ElfaEes metal
weather griu1 throws nouts a
gplendid homa-
Perth Amboy evening news., 1919-04-25

your company best. Yosng folks gen
orally like young folks" warned her
mother an Lou was leaving.
Movies aren't ~ interesting - they
might be-" thought Lou. ~ shs walked
~lsisursiy down the street. For the
past six months not much Of anything
had really been Interesting to her. She
found more pleasure In knitting socks
for soldiers than she did In doing any
thing else. But today she thought she
would venture cut to the pictures.
She met several boys and girls a.
she walked along. al radiant and hap
py. She finally reached the theatsr.
An observer might have thought her
eager to zee the play. for there was a
longing look In her eyes. but LOUIS
longing look was not for the play that
was supposed 10 be 30 interesting.
Her thoughts were far away. She was
thinking Of her sister Macs homer cot
Perth Amboy evening news., 1919-04-25

But when n comes 70 this land she
thought q how she had spent the AZ
tsrnoon thinking Of him. instead Of
enjoying the p~icturesl there s only
one q for Il, and there's no use
avoiding L. Bat Il makes me feel
blue. It's jsst to be nay secret not his
and mine. ~ I wish It could BE-"
She suddsaly thought Of her moth
er's warning to come riEht home. She
looked st her watch. II was past their
regular dining hour. "GoodnsssI" she
exclaimed. Il must be walkiag terribly
slow. Guess I'd better move along.
I've rot 10 change my dress. ! sup
pose. Rays friend might be q bore
for all I know. Oil I de- VISA he
wasn't bringing him home this time. but
I must be there and help make things
pleasant or he viii never forgive me-"
She finally reached home. Her moth
or met her at the door. snow be auiek
Perth Amboy evening news., 1919-04-25

ssse. where she had spent the spring
and summer days doing the work for
Nae untti she rot better. How pleas
ant It had al been. But how lonely
shs was now.
Doctor B.. -Bili." a. Macs husband
used to call HIN. occupied her thoughts
hs had seemed young the nnt time
she met hin. He certainly had made
her stag at Macs . pleasant one. Hev
kind and ssnls he had been to her
sister. she thought. TrT a. hard -
possible. she ceuidn't get interested In
the play. Her thoughts would always
drift back to hy-gons days; the pleas
ant rides she had had with Doctor d.
the scenery and the lunches they would
take. How he had seemed to enjoy
the dainiss shs would prepare and
give her more than due praise, she
thought. Lou would think Of all these
things With q snse Of happiness. But
Perth Amboy evening news., 1919-04-25

kow sd X sssusd 70 naks her whss
she would recall ths day vhsn he had
called st Macs and told them he was
leaving for camp N the msrninx. He,
too. seemed sad 90 Ne told them 6 his
departure. But he had Just bid her
sood-sy n . frtsndly way. Just IS he
had bid the stAsrs sood-by.
"why have ! been - lonesome since
nag rstsrn homer Leo wesld ask her,
sskk. Was her lonsssmsness due 30
hims At nrst she would think IL was
due 10 the change. There was Just
her mother at home new. and 1t wasn't
o. though tAings were lively. she
thought; bot 90 she walked home this
day she nnally enms to the conclusion
that there was Just one answer to her
question. She had fallen N love with
Doctor b.
IT'S all right 10 feel lonesome whsa
I'm st hsns AID everything Is dull.
Perth Amboy evening news., 1919-04-25

and change your dress. dsarie. Ray
has ONE ana supper 10 waiting"
what q familiar voice." thought
Lou, a. shs changed her dress and
listened to the boys talking and laugh
Ing. She loekAd thougfftfni for q see
snd--but No. 1t couldn't bs-ths laugh
ter again reached her cara She hsr-
ried dswnstairs, dstsrmin< In
Doubt 10 longer.
why. Rag !" she exlaimsd, going ia-
to the paroir. This 10 Doctor B.. /
met him at Macs. and"
II know, SIS" interrupted Ray. We
thought we'd plan q little surprise fer
you."
This certainly Is q pleasant sur
prise" said Lou. with JOY. as she shook
hands with DR.. B.
During the meal they talked Of old
times and Of what had happeHes since
Perth Amboy evening news., 1919-04-25
rays FRIEND"

One. two. three, chimed the clock o.
the mantel.
You'd better hustle along there,
Lou" called her mother. cor you'll
miss that swell movie you've been talk.
ing about"
Yes, mother, Tn most ready an
swered Lou. putting the last pin in her
Nair.
~Now see that you come home right
after the show. I don't want to have
70 entertain that friend brother Ray Is
bringing home for the weekend to-
tight Besides, I think he would like
Perth Amboy evening news., 1919-04-25

thsy bad last sssu each other.
New said Leafs notnsv. srn r.
tng 10 e TIE wssx and. Los. you csa
sntsrtsis Or. b. vhus Rag Eoss call
Ing % knns."
way didn't yoz let me know you
ERE coming. D.. B-r' asked lou
when thsy we're slshe.
"Bp to ysu. Loz," said Or. B.
avoiding Der auest1sa-
Yea. BIN to M always" said Lou.
almost to herself. wniis that longina
lock disappeared, and now shs knew
her secret was also shared vita DR..
B..
Copyright 1915. sy Mcclure Newspaper
syndieats)
Perth Amboy evening news., 1919-04-25

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health for women. You may publish
this letter IL you like Mrs. ". c.
LITTLE, RID. A, Hazelhurst, Ga
Women who suffer from headaches,
nervousness, backache, the blues and
other symptomsof a functional derange-
ment should give this famous root and
herb remedy, Lydia E. Pinkham's Veg
etable Compound, a trial.
For forty years It has been overcom-
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II you want special suggestions In
regard to your condition, write Lydia E.
Pinkham Medicine Co, Lynn, Mass.
The result Of long experience il at your
service. and your letter win be held In
strict confidence.
Perth Amboy evening news., 1919-04-25

- 49,
Before l
Lydia E. Pink
hams Vegetable
Compound / vas so
I'LL from q female
trouble that / was
forced to stayin bed
flor q week at q time
with weakness and
pain, but your med
icine has done so
much for me that /
am recommending 1t
Perth Amboy evening news., 1919-04-25

Advice 10 Law studsnta
When preparing for an exanination
the best way to avoid being hauled
over the Goals IL to stick to Coke.
Perth Amboy evening news., 1919-04-25
This WOMAN
FOUND HEALTH
And Escaped an Operation by
Taking ydiaE Pinkham's
Vegetable Compound.

Hazelhurst, CAT have used your
remedies for only ten months, and they
Imperial Valley press., 1919-07-29
AUTO MAN HAS
INTERESTING TRIP

Nick Norton former proprietor oi
Imperial Valley Motor Co., returned
this morning from trip to north
coast POINTS travelling in Il leisurely
manner and covering about three
thousand miles.
MIR Norton stated this. morning
that he had decided to leave the val
ley and make his future home in San
Luis Obipso where he will again en-
gage in the automobile business, hav-
ing secured the agency for several
representative lines at that point.
Mr.. Norton further stated that any Of
of his valley friends who enjoy deer
bunting are invited to Join him there
during the open season which starts
August 1st.
Imperial Valley press., 1919-07-29
| 01I'1he
kl)(r1[1Gp e 'l6g
ANITA KINGS AGILITY WITH
HER FISTS WINS ADMiRA-
TON OF BOYS


There are three boys in Long
Beach. California, who like nothing
better than to boast of Anita Kings
ability to hold her own in regular
boy fight Miss King is their idea Of
the good sport girl ought to be.
This admiration is founded on the
knowledge they obtained of her skill
when thev started out playing the Of
fensive and wound up on the defen-
sive in scene for whatever the
Cost" the Plaza picture showing at
the Topic theater today.
Miss King plays the role of girl
who dresses as a boy. When seen ad-
miring some girls clothes in a shop
window, the boys called her SISSY
boy" They regretted it. The Sissy
bow" doubled her fists into hard knots
and punched with telling aim and ter
rifle speed. She didn't bite or scratch
or do any of the unfair things a girl
sometimes resorts to, but oh, how she
could punch you right where you felt
it,
1t was with no little honest relief
that the boys heard the directors
order to stop.
Imperial Valley press., 1919-07-29
AiFNICO BARBER
IN COUNTY JAIL

j. H. Allen, a barber ut CaleNico.
is confined in the county Jail on a
warrant issued in Los Angeles county
on the charge of assauiting his daugh-
tn
Allen is reported to be a notorious
~ had man with a long list of crimes
charged against him. He viii be re-
moved to Los Angeles county for
trial
Imperial Valley press., 1919-07-29
TOO LATE TO CLASSIFY.

SITUATION WANTED-A position
to take charge of large dairy as
herdsman or mixer. Best of ref
erences. Call at Ell Centre hotel.
Imperial Valley press., 1919-07-29

FOR SALE-75 tons baled hay, 54
miles west on the highway. Ven
der Henvel ranch. Hodgson & Gal
loWay.
Imperial Valley press., 1919-07-29
N1-N
loNaas IN Southern

lowaas in. Southern California VI
gather together and hold a reunio
picnic in Los Angeles Saturday, Au.
9th.
Imperial Valley press., 1919-07-29

Have you a room to rent? Try
The Press Classified Columns. They
hiring results.
Imperial Valley press., 1919-07-29
Louis i: Wilde. The

Louis i: Wilde, The congenlal may
or Of san Diego. has organized
stock company for the purpose Of dri'.
ing for oil IN San Diego county.
Imperial Valley press., 1919-07-29

Holtvile, the last city in the valley
to realize the necessity OF civic i'm
provements will let a contract for the
contraction of a system Of paved
streets, The WORK is expected to be
finished early next year.
Imperial Valley press., 1919-07-29
.0Na2s Mo17MMnI

Word has been received of the
death of J. H. Blodgett, one OF the
early pioneers in the valley which oc-
cured in San Bernardino last week. A
sister living hele, Mrs. c. /, Berry
ard seven children all Of San Bernard
ino survive.