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Evening capital and Maryland gazette. (Annapolis, Md.) 1910-1922, 1919-07-30
No 4ass Equity

No. 43ss Equity
Ordered, this 18th day Of JnIy 1910. that
the report and account ux the auditor,
Hied thie day Ii the ab0ve ease be ratified
and cOnitrnaesi. mnhesS e&Esa 10 the rDn-
trary tllereof be shown OR or before the
Han nay or AUCUsT. NExTs
slruxiaEed. d csapy az fEsIs Order be Inserted
Ia souse newspaper published IN Auue
Arundel Coumay once Id Aash az three sac
c~sssve weeks before the 18th day u Al
WI. N. yv10DWARDs Clerk
True EOpy, TeMt
M. n. WOODWARD. Clerk
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ORDRR NIsI
Lloyd f. rlakey. ct MI.
versus
William n. Clokey, ct IN.
In the Circuit Cotirt for Anne Arundel
County

No. 4ssa Equity.
Ordered this 10th day ~ July. 1917. that
the sale ef the property mentioned In this
proceeding, made and reported by Daniel
II Randall Trustee he ratified and con.
lirlnesl, unless canse to the contrary there.
Is be shown on or before the
18th day og AMsHst. 1919.
provided. i copy III this order be inserted
HI some newspaper published IN Anna
Arundel County, once In each 0f three
successive weeks before the 18th day OF
August 1919.
The report states the amount Of sales
b be g. 478.G0
Clerk.
True Copy Teat
Naf n. WOODWARD. Clerk
iy2S 1-au6
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There may not be any other SINH
iarlty, But III any rate reform ma r.
morse begin with the aaine syiiabls
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Ordered this 3oth day Of JHne. 1919. thsf
The sale Of the properly mentioned in these
proceedings made and reported BY WI Thomas
kemp and Riagely r Melvin. attorneys ~
ratified and confirmed. unless cause 10 The
contrary thereof be shown on az before tie
3Ist Day OF July Next:
Provided, > cory Of this order b inserted in
susna newspaper published I'll Anne Arundel
County. onca IN each al three sisceexsiye weeks
before The 31st day 81 July, nexi.
TIL epon states the nmonnt Of sals to be
W.. n. WOODWARD. Clerk.
True Gerry Test
WI NJ Woodward. Clark. 7.s.ta
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WHAT
EXCHANGES SAY

just when the weather makes a man
hIaaing mad he IS warned that It's
high time he was getting IN his win
tsr's coal atlanta Constitution.
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WEDNEsIlAY, AIIGUsT 8, 1sIs,


s
First All that i0t of gyeind lsrsfea
On the SnAih alsle ~ Nest Street IN The.
tity III Annapolis. Maryland, treating
thsneNH thirty ENl feet and haFtag
thirty fwo Is.I feet and being The salue
lot ~ ground conveyed To TilghHlnu S.
Tslcker,s sieleAaesI, bs NRFetf St4srle ~ AL
hy Iced dated o.a nj. Tie fourieensh daF &.
the Land Records ~ Anne Aruns:si Unity
Id LiheT II. W.. No 90. folio sSl inlprays
"a by 4 frame dwelling.
Second All that lot OF Eraund located
liz the Secatia Election District q Anne
Arundel tsnus.fy aforesaid. fronting OF
the North slide sf the luhllr Head lead
thirty Gai1 feet anil having Il depth there.
from on tine side III ninety tsWl fsft asad
On the ntifeF side or one hundred and OIe
Ii0Il feet and betpg the same iot ct
ground conveyed 10 tie said TilghAiAn s..
Tucker Nv james III Owens Attorney. by
IeeI dated on the 18th tlay " Mas. ln I AZ
year 1872 and reseFsiea a.sisssK ths sai.l
Land Records lii I.iber q. W. No. 81,
folio Is2 improved by frame dwelling.
Third All tAat lot 81 ground situate
IN the Second Election District 81 Anne
ARUNDEL County aforesaid. and In tllat
art thereof called Germantown. l0rated
iii Tie North Wess Side af RisigeMpod
avenue, fronting thereon thirty tMl fret
I'D having aeefh 81, iher ,.,Sg , IS s awe
Of IL ground conveyed to said Thigh
nan Ii Tucker BY Clarence Mayhem
ind wife. ly aneti AHtetl on the lhafti
lay uf July. III fhe year Isli2 and re-
,lT.se,l among file said Land Rec0fsfs III
I,fber II W. No o. folin 81 Improved
by i frame dwelling.
The above property being fhe real ca
tafe II which the late Tilgmnnn g. Tucker
lied. seized and poEseAses.
TERMS or SALE ItItESGRIBED RY
pIIIs8 DECREE One half cash unon diay
n sale or final ratification thereof Ia the
discretion 0f the Trustees. balance IN Sly
aanfhs from day OF sale. deferred pay
nens 10 benr Interest from day u sale.
md tn he secured by bond 1T the ptr-
haser or purchasers with security salts
aefDrY til tile trustees ar NIL cash at the
spfInn or tlIe purchaser or purchasers. 4
spysoalf Of Three hundred t&.D0p dollars
viii he required OF the purchaser for each
1ieee az property on the day Of sale.
NICHOLAS III. CIR EFsN,
Al r., brady
Trustees
ya,1f.fa. IA. iii. II. u, q. e. 2s 10 Anl.i5
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According to Republican statesmei en-,
We won the war BY being abjectly in
efficient and failing miserahiy In every
department OF our Governments
Richmond Times. Dispatch
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ORDER NISI

In the matter eF the snortgnged Real Ea-
Can't.
Ii tAe Circuit Court 9nr Anne Arundel
E0Rnty
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PUBLIC SALE
F.
Valuable Real Estate
IN THE CITY OF ANNAPOLIS

Nv virtue III power and authority
,esfea Iil me. AZ Thee. brady, tile under
.Igne,l, viii OFFER To public gale at fiie
snurt House door iii The city u ANN
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In the Circuit Court for Anne Arundel COUNTY.
No. 43sg Equity.
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ORDER NISI

In the matter of the sale If The Mortgaged
Real Estate Of Join Lane.
lii the Circuit Court for Anne Arundel
Gonnfy.
No. 4;sGs Equity
Ordered thia 9th day Of Jnly. 1919 inst
the report and account Of the auditor. tIIed
this day I'm the ADORE entitled eauaa hF
ratified and confirmed unless cause IN fhe
contrary thereof be shown On 0r before
the
gsth day ~ AzEnst, next;
Provided a copy 1T this oraler be Inserted
u some neNapnteF pEhIished In Anne
Agundei EoHnty. once In each ar three ss,s.
eesxsve weeks before the eth day III Al
gn8t NEXT
W. N. WOODWARD, Clerk.
Tree Copy, Test
vs.. \. wOOnw ARD. clerk.
5F10-augG.I3
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ORDxn Or ruHf.tcAr1oa.
-. 60 8. 90 49,.

III 1he caFenfg Gears Ger Amns Arwndal Connsy.
EquiFy Dfvsr0s No. 2Is
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e. Aa62. EqnilE

Orsesed. this 17th day 81 yniy. 1919. Thai
the Eennrs and Accent a. sse Auditor. flied
III 90 sssaxu xanune be rafi6ed anA vsnHrnard
anless rAnse "a ~ c9atfaxy theTpog - Shown
gu cr heEsra me
1sEA nay 81 Amguss Next
VIZ II. WOODWARD. Clerk.
prUxsded. 4 eanv IL shss Order be fnssF1ed ia
eonAs mewnFRpSr pHkaisheA ~ Anne Arnndel
p0uaEy. uhEa III eseh "a 4hraa ivs weeAa
before shs 1HaA aA5 a &%E=<A mexA-
e 81 WS1. II. wDOBsg1 AMI. Cs2sk
T-IT-6w
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GEO. w. .JONE.s
Circulating Library

The following books have been adAfd to
the Library:
The bweiltng Place o. Light. b. win.
stOn Churchill
..The Inevitable balance Sheet" By Ka.
rina TrAsh.
"a Circuit Riders Wife, BY Cora mar
rim
Kenny" By Leonora Dalrympie.
-Four Years In Germany. BY j.
w. Gerard.
Day.
aThe clue In The Air. By Isabel o..
trander.
TEKAss--New Rnoks. zs peP day
Old Seeks. IL. per day.
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lii ne cry u Ahnaslis, gyampd,
Esd ske second Elee1ien District
aae Anne krmwaef g,onpfT. Nd.

Whereof TIlghsaan &. Ticker died. keaz.
led and possessed,
rs virtue III i decree IL sase aer@it
Court Tor Anne Arundel Eouafy. eikklNa
Iu eqaify. papnea Oh the sfh day of July,
1874 Ia 4 enuse ia said Court No. S1E
Equity. wherein Tlaeod6re slwtngn - ri.
are PLAINTIFF aud John Tucker II 81. arr
tiefensiassta
The nnaerSigursi Trustees Mili olfer ~
public sale akefsle Court House door. II
the afty ~ Annapolis. Maryi9nd. on
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DIE ,

MILLER taH JulY 18th, lit s ]. 3
Mercy Hospital. Baltimore, GEORGE Il
MILLER aged . Years. Internent ii
Cedar BInif Cemetery Thursday, Jul,
3Ist, 1919. at 80 O'Clock 1Y3I
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ORDER NzgT

In tho Matter Of the Sale Of the Mortgagef
Real ESTATE, Of IS. Meade Holiaday
Kenneth n Corner, present
O,Rnef3
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OapER MIL

Mortsasca Real kssxte 81 Joss H Deskehaugl
In fhe
CiEemfs CouES sur Anne AgnMd@ 0oanfy.
Evening capital and Maryland gazette. (Annapolis, Md.) 1910-1922, 1919-07-30

Ii seems 10 have been the urban vote
III the House that has saved daylight
saving. and thus Ii shattered a tradi-
ton that nothing can stand up against
Tie farmer vote Springfield Republi-
can.
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ORDER OF PUBLICATION
Minnie Gentle
~.
Tn aries Gentle
"a. 80 divorces

In the Circuit Court for Anne Arundel
County
Evening capital and Maryland gazette. (Annapolis, Md.) 1910-1922, 1919-07-30

If the Senate insists on amending
the Treaty the people will take the
next opportunity to amend the Sem
ate. Charleston News and Courier.
Evening capital and Maryland gazette. (Annapolis, Md.) 1910-1922, 1919-07-30

MONEY 70 LOAN Il mortgage III sums
"a suit M reasoHable terms. Partial
payment allowed. James n Munree, NJ
forneg. 194AtI
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ron SALE

FOR SALE good work horses. about
1000 pounds. Apply tp 81 A Hodges,
tsambFiiiA, Nd. Phone West River 2tlls
"a aug0
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HONEY 10 LOAN

HONEY TO IOANv-Money 20 loAn On
mortgage. ARpIy To Wilson q Colt
Anna,safss I'd. tyIe-tf
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Germany Is trying to make her ex~
port prices for steel compete With
those OF the United States England
seems unable ID 40 this Chattanooga
News.
Evening capital and Maryland gazette. (Annapolis, Md.) 1910-1922, 1919-07-30

1t may not all be kultnre, but GER
sainly in the last year Germany has
bFnaaened her knowledge or men.
Raleigh News and Observer.
Evening capital and Maryland gazette. (Annapolis, Md.) 1910-1922, 1919-07-30

Tie oratofy Of Hiram johnson IS one
commOdity which remains 1ass as
caeap - ii was Id 1914 LoalsvIgle
Cearier- Journal
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Iyl6.. 9 80 au0
Evening capital and Maryland gazette. (Annapolis, Md.) 1910-1922, 1919-06-24
HEBREW HISTORIANS
PROUD OF HOFAR
IN HEBREW RITUAL
Wood InsirnmtNi H3Ees Rack g me
VERY Earliest Youth III The
Worl


HehreW historians with = special
eye lor ears ID the lacial history. are
very proud of their Infar They say
il Is Tho oldest larn1s,f wool wind Hrs
iraiaent ii the wafltl that & Nas
ed ii ths origin Mosaic ritual
Il Is the Ole mus L rnaens s.ls IS
81 ssrus Adler. Witch has been pre-
served ulihsokenly iltls.st ritual
There Il even q sksaeol'y, voiced by
Professor steiniha liat the shafar
ansedafes the neoal Is Israel. He
.lys i probably gaass back e prehis-
taric times And eoglser inyestiaa-
Tor points out mai obviously came
FIRST rom d folk soly dependent On
the growing Of ahes
This ancient rama horn ms frilIflf'ilt
as perhaps earlia liseg for the sig
l,;ils 81 alarm whI3y were 50 neees
sariIy common Iii rinlitiye soeieif
The Israciites than apted u To thor
religious servsces.d With such iit-
fling effect that it=sas persisted uili-
queiy since tic bennning
But tle Tainild ieai hat even
among the He5reN tl1e shaiaT Mas
also developed info3a harm for aiYIng
Evening capital and Maryland gazette. (Annapolis, Md.) 1910-1922, 1919-06-24
AMERICAN WOMAN
SHOPPING AGENT
FOR D0UGHBOYS

Lost rho American soldier with the
best OF Intentions but With doubtful
aesthetic discrimination, sheald esil-
'5aryass his sister IN the States by d
.gift of purple fibre silk pillow top
pink earle Mrs. Gertrude Eilia9nf of
New York hos nnaerfa u il y assist the
tIougsli1ys Of the Yankee Division ,gli il
their shopping
The average aoGghboy knowledge
hi the value of l.lcea and enabroitleries
IL lMnaere. md he has hean known TO
Evening capital and Maryland gazette. (Annapolis, Md.) 1910-1922, 1919-06-24

pay large prices Tor the most inferior
machine work or the eoarscst Of hand
made laeas. passing mn choice and
tlainfv designs of exquisite workman
ship that we're on sale at barg.tiIli
prices
A number Of officers and men who.
ilssd been asked To purchase articles
for friends IN the states, distrusted
their own judgment and consulted Mrs.
Giinour as 70 their purchases Ffle
request became So frequent that II
vas decided I'd open q special bureau
Under Mrs GilmouT's charge in the
". C AZ hut OF the Yankee niyis-
ion Several young women who know
The value Of laees and embroideries
and have good acquaintance with
Evening capital and Maryland gazette. (Annapolis, Md.) 1910-1922, 1919-06-24

Fundamentally these alarms
.so,sla 81 ineiaentaI so va AEsef-
,sra t,sough. TIE Instrument MS
,,,T,,,,, Is osher seasons " danger or
l. $50 earned III fas,line On s,f
e $3.50 .,...,s.s - 81 ,lraug iii. And
4, 49, employed in the public S. ~
tce III eNeagnnluIlicas ion.
Tie children Of Israel had osner
horns which we're usea ior nlsssi''s.i
ana rltaallstic purposes. hat TINS IS
,,,o asly nna which Has survived.
Evening capital and Maryland gazette. (Annapolis, Md.) 1910-1922, 1919-06-24

Tho French laneiJae and French trade
customs, have bnpil igned as her RS
sistants. and under their direction tlie
men are selactiIlg heir souvenirs With
greater Discrimination and securing
FAR better value han they had here
fofore. been able tn obtain
Evening capital and Maryland gazette. (Annapolis, Md.) 1910-1922, 1919-06-24
POKE B0NNETS THE RAGE
But Quaint Headwear Now Called
The Jockey Hat
OSTRICH PLUMEs AGAIN

Al hat makes or mars woman \
Ss,ch and fl uncnnseiously considered
81 the observer Is part 81 hel phys seg.
nonly. III buying she should e0slsidef'
her face FIRST, the hat next, and then
both together
Jockey hats are III the re for sili'i-
MGR and earlier fall wear They are
really tile quaint old poke shal,o. With
elongated front and short hack. md
arc at ftffetaa usuuaily 90 midnight
blue, BIZ 81 gcorgette in the delicate
shades. The Jap tasn with its funny
crushed crown and ralSisil tnssel, of'
bali, is also IN attractive model. as
well as satin hats n Navy and lighter
shades; sailors with ehu-oilin or turns
etl.un briIa. ard mushroom nr y Taigill.
Apple green or dust are tWoo Of the
summer shades, not 10 mention helltla,
Ostrich is used much Tor trimming.
ard the late summer and fall vii be q
good ostrich season About all the os
tricfl III stock has been sald and II Is
being imported steadily, tiiough 4 viii
III rs per cent higher III price than
last year. Fumes, the Kind women 4
Ecneration ago recurlea over the fire
every time ii ruined as well as tips
and bands. will be worn On all oeea-
sions. prevailing shades being Y kind
81 delft blue. navy. burnt ard g1yceTs
inc. Same III the feathers arc two
toned ia.rea and navy blue and copen.
hagen. 81 tan and brown. BLACK feitili.
ers Will be used for evening hats, with
black feathu. fans Ia harmonic.
White iiuffy plnmes also viii he used.
Fall hats, It is pred VIII BE 90
velvet and beaver combined. the vel
yet III many eases being black, and the
beaver. which forms the facing and
crown III colnrs, such rs blue, brown
or rcd. No rise in price IS pre-, ieted.
Evening capital and Maryland gazette. (Annapolis, Md.) 1910-1922, 1919-06-24
re Purity md Enrich Tho blood

Take GROvlsst TAssrIsf4IsSs Chill
TONIC waicl, il simply IRON and
eeIfININi1 suspended fl Syrasp so
Pleasant Even Children Like e. Y0u
can soon feel its strengl hanlats. IN
yigorating Effect. Price Coo
Evening capital and Maryland gazette. (Annapolis, Md.) 1910-1922, 1919-06-24

business AMI pleasure IS to make 4
pleasure 0f business.
Evening capital and Maryland gazette. (Annapolis, Md.) 1910-1922, 1919-06-24

Aren't you teri ttiy lss,s
government eanseiiatst
ciM trains 80 The fels.
Their are sc \
Evening capital and Maryland gazette. (Annapolis, Md.) 1910-1922, 1919-06-24

II Congress and Tanf3f.s
this country the lsrs i,isnt
will look after gari,pe
Evening capital and Maryland gazette. (Annapolis, Md.) 1910-1922, 1919-06-24

Movie operators are reviving md
plcturizing many old plays Since he
producing plants are mostly in Cali.
f0riiia, It's strange tlaey haven't
thought nf Too Much Johnson
Evening capital and Maryland gazette. (Annapolis, Md.) 1910-1922, 1919-06-24

The peace terms have be,s
erablv revised bu tue tss
still there
Evening capital and Maryland gazette. (Annapolis, Md.) 1910-1922, 1919-06-24

heF age stiil, she would rather TELL
ii than have Il guessed at
Imperial Valley press., 1919-08-09
WATER S|TUAT ION
WELL IN HAND AS
WATER CLEARS UP

That no more water trouble will be
experienced from the /Gila river water
is assured by the city authorities who
have the water department. IN charge.
The filters at the pumping plant
are now operating and are successful
ly removing all of the mud in the
water, sending the water through the
city mains as clear as possible.
There is some little silt still depos-
tied in the mains but as soon as this
silt is washed out the water will be
as clear as formerly.
The city council at the next meet
ing of that body which will be held
next Wednesday night will consider
ways and means to avoid the reoccur-
ence of such a drastice state of af-
fairs in the city water department.
That the council will Immediately
order the necessary equipment for the
pumping plant is assured.
Imperial Valley press., 1919-08-09
WILL ASK DEATH
PENALTY At TRIAL
YOUTHFUL SLAYER
(By Associated Press)

BAKERSFIELD, Calf, Aug. O.
When the State submits to the jury
its case against Roy Wolff, charged
with the murder of Elmer f. Greer,
rent car driver, near Maricopa, forty
miles west Of here, on May 2G last,
the death penalty will be asked, Jesse
R. Dorsey, Kern County district at
torney, announced. Wolff is just II
years old.
The defense it is understood, will
attempt to show that, because of the
youth of the defendant and as the
result Of an injury to his head sever
al years ago he was not mentally re-
spcnsible at the time Greer was killed.
Greer was struck with a hammer
while he was driving his car from
Taft, in Kern county oil fields to Ma
ricopa. Left unconscious by the road
side, he temporarily revived and drag
ged himself or staggered seven miles
across the plains to the Sunset Wes-
tern railroad where he tagged the
train which brought him to Bakers
field. A few hours later he died, after
having given the officers descrip-
ton of his assailant.
The automobile was traced to Mer-
ced county, California, where it was
abandoned.
Wolff was found at his mothers
homo at Yakima, Wash, several days
later For some time previous he had
been living with a brother at Kerto,
near Taft. Officials said he made a
complete confession at Yakima after
having at first denied knowledge of
the crime.
Il wanted to get home and needed
a car and money to make the trip. l
didn't intend to kill anyone" Wolff
is alleged to have told ohm Pyles, a
special officer. Another story Wolff
told, the officers said, concerned Il
girl for whom he wanted money.
After preliminary examination here
Wolff was bound over to the superior
court for trial before Judge Howard
A. Peairs for trail on September l6,
He entered a plea of not guilty.
Imperial Valley press., 1919-08-09
POWER
SEEKS RELIEF
FRI NJ J|T NEY

Announcement has been received
that the Holton lnterurban Railway
company has filed an application with
the railroad commission of Califor-
MIA for authority to discontinue the
carrying of passengers over it's line
between Ell Centre and Holtville, and
it is understood public hearing will
be held in the valley within the next
two or three weeks. Due notice will be
given through the Press, so that any
persons interested may appear before
the commission and be heard.
The railway company for the past
year and half has been carrying on
an experiment in the transportation
field. 1t has endeavored to furnish pas
senger service with motor bus, OPP
Grating both on and off rails, but with
keen jitney competition to meet, it has
been a losing proposition, and loss
of approximately 5000 has been sus-
tained, and relief must be had. There
fore, the company has requested per-
mission to discontinue this unprofita-
bic business, leaving the passenger
field to the jitneys, which appear to
be in position to furnish better service
and one which is more to the liking
of the travelling public.
Imperial Valley press., 1919-08-09
NEW YORK ACTORS
OUT ON A STRIKE
(ByAssociated Press)

NEW YORK, Aug. 9.-Nine play
house in Broadway theaterical dis
trict have been closed and three are
presenting abbreviated programs
while seven have been able to defy
the strike order of the actors equity
association and show entire bills with
complete casts. In addition to the the
aters closed it is estimated that re-
hearsals of thirty plays have been
held up, pending the result of the
strike. Grant Stewart, secretary of
the actors ASSOCIATION stated that he
had received kilograms from actors
in Chicago and from the motion pic
ture people in California that they
would support in the fight against the
producing managers.
Imperial Valley press., 1919-08-09
HUGH FLEET
ARRIVES IN
ANGELES
HARb0R SAFE
Pacific Fleet Pulls Anchor
and Steams to Los Angeles
This Morning.
THOUSANDS PEOPLE
AWAIT ARRIVAL
Trains and Stages Crowded
With Sightseers. Highway
Black with Automobiles.
(By Associated Press)

SAN DIEGO, Aug. 9-The new Pa
cific fleet cleared waters here for Los
Angeles this morning at 1870.
Los Angeles city has abandoned
business as whole and the people
crowded steam and electric trains
from the city to San Pedro. Automo-
biles and other conveyances streaming
to Los Angeles harbOr where the big
fleet is due to arrive at two o'clock.
Following review of the fleet Long
Beach will entertain the officers at a
banquet, while five thousand of the
men will be given a barbecue. Secre-
tary of the Navy Daniels will be the
guest of honor at banquet in Los
Angeles tonight at which Gov. Step
hens will extend his official welcome
to the huge fleet.
John Woessener, an aged man was
killed and two unidentified women
were injured when the automobile in
which they We're driving to the har-
Dor to witness the fleet, was struck
by train near Pasadena.
Imperial Valley press., 1919-08-09
SWING RECEIVES
APPOINT MENT
SUPERIOR JUDGE

Telegraphic advices from Sacra-
mento advise that Governor Stephens
today appointed Phil Swing as the
second superior Judge in Imperial
county to take office in the imme-
diate future, under provision of the
county government act which was
passed at the last session of the State
Legislature.
Mr.. Swing has been identified in
court work in the valley for num-
ber Of years, coming here as young
attorney when the valley was in its
infancy, he became associated with
John Eshelman, who was later a mem
ber of the railroad commission CT
California. At the time of Eshelman' s
death much tall, was heard of ap-
pointing Swing as his successor on
this commission.
In 1908 Mr.. Swing was elected dis
trict attorney for imperial county,,
hclding that office for four years.
Since that time Mr.. Swing has MADE
notable record AS attorney for tie
Irrigation District and prominent bus
mess houses in the county.
His appointment today as Superior
Judge was received with much ella
ton to his many friends in the valley
Mr.. Swing was a member Of the
Valley Washington committee which
went to the capitol to lobby for the
passage of the Kettner All-American
Canal bill and is expected to reach
home early next week.
TIE members of the bar in the val
ley, the county officers and attaches
in the court house, as we'll as his many
friends in the valley, all extend to
Mr.. Swing the heartiest congratula-
tions for this new appointment.