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El Imparcial. (San Juan, P.R.) 1918-197?, 1919-02-28
TALLER MECANICO.
.AYENIDA PONCE de LEON no. sO.

~ sif 84t,s I'LL stfs3N@ i
La irma BaJ5ds ReaG Bcheo tcne e gusto de ofreeer
sus amigos clentes pdboe general servicios en
So NUEvo TALLER que dssde e da de este mes
ha quedado alberto al pdblico
Ell fiji principal hemos tendo desde que empezamos
montar este taller equparo todas aquelas he
rrameas maquinarias adn las menos dtes que fuesen
necesarias para HACER. UN TRABAJO TERMINADO.
Invitamos los DUESos DE AUTOMOBILES los de
CUALQUIER APARATo MECANICO que hagan una
pcquena vista ancs mandar rabajoa otra parte
a. yENGA A vERNos poDRA ApREcIAR Lo QUE
LIE oFREcEMos Ai u ffalaaa
la.e
El Imparcial. (San Juan, P.R.) 1918-197?, 1919-02-28

Porauc no. en- vano iban a sacri-
ficarse tantas alnas ndbles y He
mas de ardielte savia primaveral;
Imperial Valley press., 1919-06-27
NOTICE TO BUILDING AND
PLUMBING CONTRACTORS.

Notice is hereby given mat the
Board Of Trustees of the Central
Union Ligh School will receive bIds
ior the furnishing Of all labor and
material for the construction of show
er baths and a dressing room for the
military and physical education of the
boys, on the site of said school. The
.unds Of construction proposed are:
FIRST, general; second, plumbing.
a separate bid for each kind Of
work mentioned above is to be sub
mittcd in accordance with plans and
specifications now on file with the
Clork Of said Board.
Each bid shall be made out on a
form TO be obtained at the said
Clerks office. 1t must be accompa-
MED oT certified check tor five per
cent OF the amount of the bid, and
made payable to the order of the
Beard Of Trustees Of the Central
Union Hioh School. 1t shall be sealed
and filed with said Clerk on or be-
fore Wednesday, July ,, 1919. Bids
shall be opened at or af9ut $50 ?.
m Of that day in the office OF the
High School.
Ihe above mentioned check shall
he given as evidence that the bidder
will enter into contract if awarded
the work, and will be declared for
feited if the successful bidder refuses
to enter into said contract after be-
ing requested to do 90 by the Board
TIE successful bidder viii he re-
quired to furnish n bond satisfactory
to the Beard covering an amount ap-
proximatcly equal to rs per cent Of
the contract price.
The Board reserves the right to re-
ject any ard all bids.
BY order Of the Board of Trustees
Of the Central Union High School,
W. G. RUSSELL, Clerk.
Imperial Valley press., 1919-06-27
CLASS Of SALTS
CLEANS KIDNEYS
iour Back Earss or Bladder Both.
c-5 4Cu, Driak La,s
Cf Water.

Who. yo"~ l..aeys h.ca and 80.
lack f.e. s-a, don't get scared ar.
Hr.1aea % load vaur stomach with .
RI p. drugs t..t excite the Kidneys
a4 lnl-a.a thc entire urinary tract
-l-n E.-r Kidneys clean like you keep
your bowels clean, by flushing them
With q m.fa, harmless salts, which re
moves the uody'5 urinous waste and
stimulates t.ol 10 their normal activ-
ltT, The function Of the kidneys is to
filter the blood. In 24 hours they
strain from j, 800 grains Of acid and
waste, so we con readily understand
The vital importance d keeping tn
Kidneys active.
bria.- lots Of Tator-you can't drins
too much; also pet from any ph3rma-
lst about four ounces CI JGd Salt,
take Tablespoonful in q glass Of wa
ter before breakfast each morning for
= FL" days and your kidneys wiz act
fine. This fauous salts is made from
from the acid Of grapes and lemon
juice, combined with liJha, and has
been used for generations to clean and
stimulate clopp-d Kidneys also to neu-
traliZe the acids of urine so II no lon
ger is Q source of irritation, thus end
ing bladder weakness.
Jad Salts is Inexpensive; cannot in
i-2e; makes a delightful effcryescent
lithia-wa.cr drink which everyone
should take now and then to keep their
iHoneys clean and active. Try this,
also keep uD the water drinking, and
no doubt you will wonder what be-
cane Of your kidney trouble and back
che.
Imperial Valley press., 1919-06-27
COUNTY TO L0SE:
MONEY ADVANCED
FOR HIGHWAYS
--

IHa.".5 ,eenly viii ".,t TO receive
aeT The moaer scent ms year
ao .a N.sw-.rl'g -oC., occorlno
T. Information received a. Riverside,
tt-,.-..l county, ,.-a hEersHa CORR
-E, expected 10 ra credited ~ the
..G. ,5.aoeoa ,re state for con
~ Tie Rivers .e E#css says:
Ss..e Senator .. {. 4sars today
e1.na5 - t-te.Ja'l IrlG At.olsa-.
es. s. =. " Weao taea tae proposed
state lahws# amendment wl..l is
- rt a. ! ..r ! sem .las no pro
ICES ..ea a.ze lia...E~I l,als }..t,-
+ a .la.eau Of ire ..stea rad
u. T.. E.4 rs r.s-
(. VIZ. isaEa ~ the eolt1ug nee
rl arei--3 Rive 3a
-. /. r.. q -ol-.d # @onev about
. Ee- Leon -e tie
roads e,woeo Ia.a a.I Na..
~. a1 ataa telegram received THIS
-,0-re 5r Senator -.ea. wiz lrE~
.a e..HH ointment - Lie county Oh
--a aaa ara-r- ea -.e Interested
r. county system Of 'oad-.
cerr wo- the only
~...-- +. on .e. .a.t won't alone
.-..a On .o 1880 nr.7..i-
r... = ..a .sJru..a- g.. I.-L. and
! .. ..i...# ,..e .E "en..n ~ this
-..a.. "a..4 F., r.'~. Ir5ed
~" .a-.ev sport. Tie telegram
rn Attorney General Webb states:
'...auosel amulnH. relieves
ttu future ,ouJr.Nut..n Ir-
.e' 1915 ... lu. caa-@irs 20 p.5vis-
i'm s rs.r.4..'
Imperial Valley press., 1919-06-27

NO. DO j
ORDER TO SdOW CAUSE FOR

ORDER TO SHOW CAUSE FOR
SALE OF REAL ESTATE.
In the superior Court of the State
cf California, in and for the County
o. Imperial.
in the matter Of the Estate of
John A. Fielder, deceased.
It appearing to the court from the
verified report and petition Of Ray
Edgar, administrator, on file here
~, chat It Is necessary and to the
advantage, benefit and best interests
Of the said estate, and those interest
cd therein, to sell the real state of
tno estate Of the said decedent,
it IS Ordered by the court that all
persons interested in the estate Of
said decedont, do appear before the
Superior Court OF Imperial County,
State Of California, on The 11th day
c. July, 1919, at , o'clock p. m., then
and there to show cause, if any they
have, why an order should not De
granted to the administrator of said
estate for The sale Of the real prop
erty belonging to the estate, as prayed
for in the petition by him hereinbe-
fore filed, and that a copy Of this or
der be published at least once Il week
Tor four successive weeks in The I'M
reyial Valley Press, newspaper
printed and published in said County
ci Imperial.
Dated the 28th day Of May, 1919.
FRANKLIN j. COLE, Judge.
Start May 20 II
Imperial Valley press., 1919-06-27
Or Are Won Getting Ready
for the Fourth?
THE PROGRAM rs COM
IANTED!
BE Sure and Take The Three
Days OfG end Remember
Ouc ndepe90 ouce L}ay.

On the 4th, oh and 9th Of
July there viii ba few busi-
ness places open IN any town
in the Imperial Valley.
Everybody VIII be cele6rat-
ms. Banks, stores, offices
and workshops viii take q
prolonged holiday, and the
bosses and the employees will
HE to the mountains and
spend three long, refreshing,
delightful days together,
getting bso5er acquainted
and preparing to come back
with new life, new ambition
and 9 lot Of new energy.
Imperial Valley press., 1919-06-27
WHERE WILL YOU BE?
Think and think quick!
LRE YOU THINKING OF
MARRYING?

Come On, you bashful
beans, here's your chance to
aet g present for your in
tended bride. Dan Cupid"
win be at Jacumba Springs
on the morning of the
ourth and will hand you
over one Of the finest lots
cenCra jly located under
shady trees absolutely free
Of charge if you bow before
him and cake unto yourself
Q wife. Dee Turner, owner
Of the Springs, has selected
this lot and will present it
to the couple who are game
enough" to pull off this stunt
IN frontof the crowd. There
will be 8 justice of the peace
present to tie the knot, so
get busy and ask for her
hand now.
We will publish our pro-
gram for the three-day cele-
bration complete next week.
Imperial Valley press., 1919-06-27
PLANE DAMAGED
On WIRE F1Hy.

In an ae5eaea- to .aat ana as.t
MS e,crb..t.. a..ic- to- osal.
=.ac-Te. ..s.. -H.e-or, Flying "a~-
aF -o-.ar 5...a- l,- --.. -
el-C ditch ... at .l-"..a.- r..
a@ -e. n his raoa. t.r
SIDE tn aa,..a ..3 til
sr.n" l-.J contact with t..aG
re -e. -ree Il .l- ct
ya"0 --+. ..a ..r sr-...uel
20 r. ,.e er te
e,a W." aa9a tl- o,ae-
n. .e ur.e-. al3.
~ being --.,o5. Ike a.. #es
"laaa IN . t-ac., ANA r-... 4, o.a
ianHl. -.a ..~t IF .G
Irs oT.s-.. -o.ta ." .a
5n.a0@. la th. u.l .
aa.. P...ai-. his C....r.. ar
C' uayI III r
ee.a.ca r. June ~ n I.... O."
i.-aH-rH Iu#a, t.a u.
killed in Il. r, a.l the ~. tl#-
chine became arararea t.ol tile
The Fos'.-r is mach ae.ier then
most at t.- ea .n!.-a4 n.. 'lr.
-aag l>re 'aaIa. r tae Valley
Make yo1r wants Known by adrt~.
tIzing III Z he Press.
Imperial Valley press., 1919-06-27
uEpIN, .A[GU No. zs9.

IN Ordnance IN ad'ae Ordinance
Na. -, entitled ",2 Ordinance
Negotiating the Collection, Removal
end DISPOSAL Of Garbage Eisa.1
the Limits Of the ct! G. II en-
tre." b.. adding ,h,r ta 4 rss- Sec
t.ssa, t3 h- d -naIa1 g, ,>tc.-aa
TIE Bear. cf Trustees e. Tie City
af II Centric do ain rs follows:
Section J. That Ordinance SO. IT.,
e1-j-ie3 An Ordinance Regulating
-. Collection. Removal a0u Disposal
~ Carriage H-.-rzn taa Limits of The
l.t- If IL gz"-.s. aa ard tie same
S hereby amended /" adding -ae"e1o
new section. 10 BE Cesign@-ld as
..se--.-. - - read as bN.iaHs.
.4 IA. Il shall u na.aE.-l
COR v person. firm on ee-aar2+-1c
10 a-..- ~ .-.ssa 81 permit ID .l
deposited. aaE Waste a..- ~ g7af5 .f
=. aa- aa..fa street -.a " tr
+. tie ...l CT. e. Fl Ce.-.a s...~,
oaII The a.t D.ar1 Of Taos-
.-g ~. hereby declares
...r.-." for tie
U-u d.
..... ece f" Dl ..ir ae.l-..
II t.as this G- ..-I.. should
ltee- .f lately ura. r.
-..n ... a-.ru-a. en. fae
-. REQUIRED '-
-..-..- H. a-a ..-E ...- s-a'
ra- II the ras-o "e. 2.7r."a q"
e-...~a .. .fr D-..#r p. --I C"ts3
r. a pa d r~.n in TIE
-I Valley -.. @ reFsu.5
Of c-eaaL circulation. printed. pub
.ra8 and circulated ln said City on
il le~.Ea. ard J-e-roHon d" rce@e-
..,t -.s ordinance a.t --t re.
aa. alor+ad this .1.a day
June. 1a1'. O. WATKINS.
President Of the Board Of Trustees o,
-.a City ot IL Ce--ro, California.
r. i. vAE WAY,
1, .r ,ore NE ,oreoo.9" Or
5-.e Ea. =. -ais -.-a day q. slae.
.rE.r# G. WATKINS.
af II. Board ef I oi
tae City T. Car.., Ca-....
oe California. County o9 7oaa-
r.eL C.e- q. :. Ca0-ra--s:
Nf. =. Er esv. City Clerk 3.
-. CITY, .T r. |--Io. DO ree.T a-r-
ro ne#rera >o.
-. a and e5,a.e5 rs aa
nt T~ea IT 2 rs"a.... meet
'lo 5..or -.5 - the z9-h #-- n
5.oe. 1919, .E the f.lIo".ne r1t-, ,.-
wits
.tre--sea'. Buek.ln, Rea-s.
Err.r. Watkins
-.cc me.
ttsa.t Nero.
Ta.a he - ordinance was i1tae-
E..-C e.. . m.--,o4 If -a.I Board held
i. least fl. lar- nrice -o its a"a
ami vas an. ."Da rE The -'ao'1.r-
If eaH gar3 o' Trustees d l.e la..
laEALl i" L. VAN WAY.
City Clerk If The City Of E' 0e~.ro.
Imperial Valley press., 1919-06-27
\ 4 ! /
.>z5(I)Q:zi>]5)[ ~.

A quiet wedding took place t4.-
morning aJ the hem, - &ey. Wal er
5. Reed, pastor - the El-J Ear st
church, Wae1 -.r.L, Carter be-
came TIE le5a .f Dewey E.+.tar
Ege.aa. ... {. C.et.,. Che h.aag
2ou1g a9.r.e Je "a ev5o~ael
rotor trio, 2oj- 81 ~ u s..ias.
Sic.
Imperial Valley press., 1919-06-27
FRIENDS AMAZED 1T
Her IMPROVEMENT

p T\TNG NURSE DECLARES
Jt%!Ne ENDED HHts E.AJ-
r.. -l..\; 10 RECOMMEND
Imperial Valley press., 1919-06-27
v-,S INST v,E7f 7 needed

'T.-.a, v.~ just what I needed.
for ..a@t ,,rauiE pay an ca@ to
nE friends ,". cr1 at my ,m-
rrsaa -.. slid Es H,r. a. l.-l-
esa.. ea-a a nsur "Cers l.-
peri rs, we. n.- & Wide y.rrir uE
-... ..,"..s IN Denver. Colorado.
ue >- .-"3 O-aeu street, ,.-,
"Far severed months" she caNtiu-
"N. u Sri .>.e. f.a" 3 a.y"..',d
e.aa ~ mE -.oma i il.5 r"yrr.ed
me ..ga, and dav. II. appetite f1lIed
and waa. Little forced myself to
seas scared ard formed @as tnat
.rse. -e mu~h distress. NV back
nn.- -a. between NV shoulders Is
-.o.-G had rheumatism lnj was
-o restless II night that ! could hard
.r z.-eu. 'elt 50 weak aaj ssr-
..ea az" In. 50 Jjt.'l eDelGy that
'. t-esa. ,.e-u.1e q tss &.
"Taa medicine / j-os d.a RE TO
,aa5 gal VIXEN heard a,oa5 Tan
lac decided - Try il. Positively it
seemed ta 80 .1aht TO t.e seat Of
~ --oua.c and seen began to pick
-a aui-I7c. ra.r. s-v a0rey.-a has {
improved c thar 1 can eajeT all NV
wa4l + and am never troubled v.-a
e--. Taa plains between nav sh0u.-
l.gs have 15sapr / &c. ny reg
uiae r.nl hour- Of steep every Elght
and have s.reaath and energy to
go a.ehe through nv work day aE,er
..v without ever feeling tired or
W-racu- like / us-l t.. Ian-Gc has I
done me SD au,a aced that am clad .
u recommend 1t TO anyone WHO has ,
...a.les Ike ral." (
Taa,ae IS sod II Fl Csntro by.
T.e=. Neville. successor 70 Ne|o,,5lh .
Drug Co; in Imperial hv Ianarial ,
Drug c.; in Earv.He hE J. 6res-
nela. aal in Fr@".ey s Roland
Imperial Valley press., 1919-06-27
Il1e Employees have
q rest coming. and
so have The Es.srsz,-
p'oyol.s.
T2Foyors.

They're going to take j.
together, and the advaa~
ages that are bound to ac-
cl-e VIII be mutual.
Take . straight tip: The
only lonesome, miserable
people IL the Valley on the
triple holiday viii be the
ay-at-hOmes. The crowds
wiII be at Jacumba Springs,
playing with Douglas afr
banks and his company of
famous players, dancing,
swimming, watching the
boxing events between Ad
Wolgas and Joe Rivers, The
Rodeos, listening to the
sweet strains of the TWen-
ty-iifth Regiment Concert
Band, enjoying a delicious
barbecue, fea6ting and hay
ing j good time generally.
WHERE Will YOTTPT2
Imperial Valley press., 1919-06-27
CAN'T SHIPMENTS
PASS 5000 MARK

th.auart Of e.osa' '5uae5 hae4
t'ae G,OGC-car a. The late
ta@ The He#v'4y d jr.et
ce.t..e &. DIVE aIo.@ with the lar
".. c..aria fra" tae south end.
4le decrease is gradual
owing is tla comment Issued by
... office ar llo l.:eae Of Ma. cts:
Nenand .eei mo, eat iia.yed:
-a .e t"31e. e sli.rtly high-a
wide oG. .-v .-a1 lion. Car
loads f. d. d. cash s.<, .aW sale.
eer3aT't -sgnad all Dped,
aa.-.v $3.50; poorer low as $40;
Monies, sia5 to $3.50; flats, 73c and
Imperial Valley press., 1919-06-27
MINT TURNING
CUT PENNIES.
lIv A.en..ltoI nrcesl

San Fra1cisco-The San Fran
cisco mint is concentrating on the
production Of pennies to assist
in providing the t00,000,000
monthly ordered by Ray Baker,
director Of uiuts. 1t is expected
that Baker viii Po to Southern
Nevada from here.
-----.. .417-------------
Elmer A. Todd viii receive piano
pupils at any time for sumner
months Davis EidQ-Adv.
Texas newspapers and oil Weekles
can be had at Main Agency, 512 Main
street, III Centro.--Ady.
Imperial Valley press., 1919-06-27
-arlot Shipments From Imperial Val
ley tc aDtc.

The remarkable fe,rura Of the mar
ho5 thu a.ronr demand. Distribu-
TONS believe chat with the decline ia
Tie output the prices will &ga.l ad-
v.ucc. At present prices there is lit
t'a r9fit aacva JAe advance IN most
cities.
Imperial Valley press., 1919-06-27
MAE MARSH
81.

BONDAGE crPARDAglA
Go5azQg'z E.ctL4eS ,S>-.-s7>,ySs.,
PALACE AJRDOME TONIGHT
Miss Mae Marsh c,lvee-E combines
whimsical comeos and Er5u#ia@ Ite-a
m har new Gol6vyn Picture. "Ese
bondage Of Barbara = Wh.ca come 10
Imperial Valley press., 1919-06-27

Ha lt @ o.
. -- G Centre, C.L-..
Imperial Valley press., 1919-06-27

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Imperial Valley press., 1919-06-27
County l 7oaa-

The. -ae = e.I.0a1oa was i1-re-
a.-t E. m..-,oa If aiJ Board held
i. least t's. ler- nrice -o its sage
ami ens au. .roa rE The Dto '1.r-
If 4ata ar3 ~ Trg -el4 o1 I.. l...
lerALl N VAN WAY.
City Clerk IF TIE City of E' 'e~-r1.
Imperial Valley press., 1919-06-27

Make y0lr wants Known by adrc~.
slaing III The Press.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1919-06-29

Fhe great EIandley Page in a flight Harbor Grace
Newfoundland where she awaits favorable weather for her
<hop-of" her transatlantic voyage Her pilots Vice
Admiral Mark Kerr cd pilot right and Major H. C.
Backley q pilot lcD hope to beat the time record estab
lhed by the history making VckerVmy T s
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1919-06-29

Attorney General A. Mitchell Palmer.
former United States Alien Property
Custodian, in academic robe and NOR
tar board at the Georgetown Univer-
slty commencement exercises, where he
received the honorary degree of Doctor
of laws. Press Illustrating
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1919-06-29

he tiny Sopwth plane in which Hawker and Grcve made
their gallant attempt to wing the Atlantic savaged al
and hosed tohe roof of the famous Sefrdge department
store for exhibition. Bclov-The wheels Of the Sopwih,
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1919-06-29

Lett resden-Elcct Epitaco Pcssoa of Brazil,
with his wife and daughter, photographed at the
Waldorf Astoria in New York. before leaving for
Washington. Dr. Pessoas visit to this country after
ms European tour goes far to cement the friendship
between the two great republics Of North and South
America Tribune rhofo
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1919-06-29

Right-Miss Anita Loos and Mr. John Emer-
son, collaborators in many successful screen plays
tor the almadge sister stars married last week
at Bayside, l.. l., summer home of Norma Talmad,
Mr.. and Mrs. Emerson were caught by the photogr
in friendly alliance with Constance and Norma.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1919-06-29

courageousIy dropped on the hop-off
in order to tighten the plane, are found
at sea off the coast Of Newfoundland
and salvaecd. undcrcooa
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1919-01-24
HEALTH EXHIBIT OPENED
Proper Care of Body to Be Explained Each
Day for Week

n health exhibit under the auspices Of the
Northern Liberties Neighborhood Workers.
with all the details of pictures and models
for the instruction of the public in the care
of health. is now open at the Friendss Guild,
Fourth and Green streets
The exhibit. with food demonstrations.
lectures, entertainments and music, will con-
tinue until Januar.' 81 and Is open from 10
a. m. to p. m.
During the week the Drexel Institute.
Temple University, Boy and Girl Scouts and
individuals will have part in the programs
The exhibits have been prepared by various
organizations which work for better health
conditions in Philadelphia
Prominent among them is the Philadelphia
Housing Association. the Visiting Nurse So
ciety and the Pennsylvania Society for the
Prevention of Tuberculosis.
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1919-01-24
Is TOWNS WILL REFUSE
TOPAY WATER CO. BILLS
Delaware County Communities
Will Take Rate Question
Into Court

Fifteen boroughs and townships in Della
ware County have decided not to pay water
bills submitted TO their respective munich
palities by the Springfield Consolidated Water
Company
The Public Service Commission some time
ago made ruling giving the water COM
pany the right to assess the boroughs and
the townships the sum Of 1855 per mile for
every mile of four inch pipe or over run
through the boroughs or townships. The
township and borough authorities objected,
because it will mean that every one Of tho
municipalities in Delaware County will be
forced to increase their tax rates from two
to two and a half mills
The boroughs also decided to pool their in =
terest and to engage legal talent to carry
the case to the Supreme Court of Pennsyl-
yania. The townships and boroughs con-
tend that the ruling of the Public Service
commission is arbitrary and unconstitutional
Springfield township farming district, has
many miles of pipe running from the water
different townships al d boroughs, and also
has no fire protection. However, this town
ship under the ruling of the commission must
pay to the wateT company between $4,000 and
$1,000 as potential fire protection. Clifton
Heights. Lansdowne, Adam, Prospect Park,
Norwood. Darby, Sharon Hill, Ridley Park
and Ieadon We're some of the boroughs rep
resented at the meeting. together with Upper
Darby and Haverford townships.
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1919-01-24
Over the Top and "Jim Grow"

To the Editor Of the Euening Public Ledger.
Sir-Most of the States of the South COM
pei by law the colored people to ride in
what are called Jim Crow cars. The name
itself is an insult; the law is an outrage
upon the rights of American citizens. Some
thoughtless white people see nothing wrong
in this segregation of those people on rail-
roads and trolley cars. but this is what n
member of the prescribed race has to say
of. it:
It kills the soul we'll as the body. 1t
works. not for one mad hour but for
twcnty-four hours in every day. Its years
toll of victims is not three-score. but mil
lions. 1t is not sudden death. it Is worse
it is perpetual torture. Jim Crowism with
public dishonor is the real, monster Mob
violence is only one of its manifestations.
Inequality of citizenship is the real monster"
a fine old colored man of Amber, whom
| knew well. was Daniel Dowling, Of Butler
avenue, Commissioner of Highways OF Inc
borough. one of his boys an educated young
man, conscripted and taken to France
to help make the world safe for democ-
racy. He did his part bravely and without
fnching There were no Jim Crow trenches
over there; they were all alike, all equally
uncomfortable and unsafe
The boys name is Charles Ralph Dowl-
ing He writes his experience in the battle
of Nerdun and in the Argonne sector. He
says: II was in seventy-two-hour drive.
starting on September 81 and lasting until
October l. 1t was here had our first
whff of poisonous gas. In the trenches we
had to stand in water to our knees and IT
rained most of the time were there. We
went through wire entanglements and across
No Mans Land to the great struggle of
the war The Huns had themselves well
entrenched with machine guns and snipers
and they put up strong resistance We mad
an objective to reach and We pushed on,
and after going through wire, woods and
brush and the hardest kind of fighting, we
not only reached our point, but went a
couple of miles further After this we GER
,ainly had the bochc OH the run, and from
then OH he got no rest. ! had my gun
shot out of my hand and | received a
flesh wound and another bullet went through
my gas mask. cutting the hose.
Charles Ralph Dowling will not be sub
iected to the indignity of the Jim Crow in
Amber nor in Philadelphia, but 100000
members of his race, whose homes are IN
the South, who went through similar expert
ences on the western front. will, when they
RETURN even before being mustered out, have
TO endure such humiliating experiences.
wish our white people. everywhere, would
think, and think straight. in the terms of
Justice on this subject OF race discrimina-
ton
while trying to make the world safe for
democracy we should insist that democracy
he made safe for the world.
"Justice, sir, is the greatest interest or
men on earth Daniel Webster.
WILMER ATKINSON.
Washington Square, Philadelphia,
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1919-01-24

same lesson, which is that while theories
may be all right. they do not always work
out as they ought to, and when they don l.
the deuce is to pay
If the people are in favor of prohibition
that will end the matter If not. the
eighteenth amendment will meet the same
fate that the fourteenth and fifteenth have
met AS the Hon. Tim Campbell. of New
York, used to say: What Is the Constitu-
tion between friends?"
Why don't you and other newspapers look
a little beyond the Utopian idea and touch
upon the serious points involved in TINS
attempt to curb the inclnations of a nation
by sumptuary laws, every one of which here
tofore has evoked serious disturbances, ana
you yourselves admit that these are likely III
the present instance where the people have
either been overrulcd or not consulted
NJ. \. GANTS
Philadelphia, January ~.