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Imperial Valley press., 1919-12-06
SOON TO OCCUPY =.
NEW BUILDING

With the completion of the new
buildings at numbers $50 and 7S4
Main street, occupied by the Buick
Agency, and Charles N. Merralls
Valley distributor CT the REQ, Kissel
"nd Packard motor cars and trucks,
Ell Centro can boast of some Of the
l.nest garage and sales buildings in
the Southland and with the compile
ton of the building now under con-
struction ext to the Sanitary dairy,
Main street, commencing at Eighth
Will take on the aspect of the Modern
Gasoline Row.
Mr. Merralls expects to be located
in his new garage this month, where
the growing numbers of that just and
popular REQ speedwagon may tarry
for few moments rest or an inspec-
tion of their motor car or truck.
In an interview this morning with
the reporter Mr.. Merralls commented
the newspaper men of the Valley for
the hearyt support given by them to
the good roads cause, which of course
is of vital interest to. all automo ~le
dealers and owners as well. With the
vast amount of construction work
now under way for the betterments Of
OR highway system, Imperial valley
will become a regular beehive or
buster people in the next few months
to come, so with this goal to reach we
should al have more pep" to work,
p,ay and boost Imperial valley pro-
ducts.
Imperial Valley press., 1919-12-06
FIRST BAPTIST CHURCH
Corner sixth and I

Corner Sixth and Holt SITS.
E Morning sermon, 'The Singing of a
Hymn"
Evening topic. The Rejoicing Des-
ert"
All the Sunday services will be held
in the First Baptist church. The eve
ming service will be of unusual interest
and will be in the spirit of the great
celebration of the past week 1t has
been impossible to express all of the
wonders of Imperial county, among
them the religious, which has kept far
in advance of any other industry in
the Valley. The desert shall rejoice.
and blossom as the rose" These words
were written thousands of years ago,
and today we find their fufillment in
Imperial county. Come out and hear
the rest Sunday night.
Morning worship-11 o'clock followed
by the Lords Supper, and reception of
new members. Evening service 7.30 p.
m. Mrs. Aubrey Skinner will sing.
Sunday school-9.45 a. m.
Young Peoples meeting-6.30 p. IN.
Imperial Valley press., 1919-12-06
Unnecessary
dehts. boY.n

"Pay your debts, boy"
"Ugh?'
"And keep your credit good"
CAV, whats the use OF credit if |
gotta paw up all the me?"-Louis-
Vile Courier-J ournal.
Imperial Valley press., 1919-12-06
[. A, SUPERVISORS
ACCEPT BIDS ON
CASTAC HIGHWAY

Completed pavement over the great
Highway between Los Angeles and
Ventura by way of Santa Paula and
Fillmore is assured with the action
of the Los Angeles county board of
supervisors in accepting bids on the
six mile stretch of road between Cas-
taic and the county line, according to
word received from the Automobile
Club of Southern California.
This is the last section of highway
on that route to be paved, and al
though it is III good condition at this
time, the complete paving between the
rich Santa Paula section and Los An
geles is of particular significance to
the estire southern part of the state.
When thew ork has been finished,
the state highway commission will
start the paving of the Conejo grade
on the regular coast route to Santa
Barbara. it is stated. This cannot be
attempted until another satisfactory
route has been provided for the heavy
travel between Southern California
and San Francisco along the coast
The "Castaic" highway improve
ment is within the jurisdiction of Los
Angeles county, and is part OF the
arrangement made with Ventura
county relative to the general I'M
proving of the Santa Paula and Fill
more route, brought about through
| the eli orts of the Automobile Club in
behalf of state motorists and the
commercial development of the Val
| low
Imperial Valley press., 1919-12-06
CHRISTIAN SCIENCE SERVICES
Corner Sixth and State SITS.

JOfICf SlXLn and state SIS.
First Church of Christ, Scientist,
holds all services in the new Elks' hall,
corner Sixth and State streets.
Sunday school-9.30 a. m.
Sunday morning service at II o'clock.
Subject God the Only Cause and
Creator"
Wednesday evening, testimonial meet
ing at 8 o'clock.
The reading room is located in the Ell
Centro National Bank Building, corner
Fifth and Main streets, and is open
daily, except Sundays and legal holi-
days, from Il o'clock noon to p. m.
All ares welcome to the services and
the reading room.
Imperial Valley press., 1919-12-06
Strength
Organization
Service

These three essentials are con-
spicuous in the Southern Trust
and Commerce Bank. You are
invited to avail yourself Of this
united strength, facilities and
will to serve.
Imperial Valley press., 1919-12-06

iOdu SIilCc It's ilCepItOu, III @"
Ell Centro,' q song composed by
Miss Hicks, was sung by the Lyric
Club as the concluding number
Elaborate Banquet
The banquet at the Barbara worth
hotel last evening was perhaps the
most brilliant in the history OF The
city Three hundred people sat down
to the tables and the dining-room was
crowded to its full capacity. Music
was furnished by The Imperial Jazz
Dance orchestra.
The banquet began promptly at 7
o'clock and adjourned later IN the
evening, before the program at the
high school was given. The program
at the high school was not completed
until after IL o'clock.
Dairymen Meet
This morning at 10 o'clock, at thc
Palace theater, a large number OF I'M
Imperial Valley dairvmen met to
hear Sam Greene, secretary Of the
California Dairy Council, speak on
the production Of dairy products. the
meeting closed before noon 50 taat
those present could attend the bar
becue.
Imperial Valley press., 1919-12-06
PRESBYTERIAN CHURCH
Corner Sixth and Orange SITS.
Geo. A. Hartman. Minister.

Sunday School-9.45 q. m. Bible class
study for all. Music by the school Or
chestra. The children are already prac-
ticing for their Christmas program. Suf-
fer the children to come unto Him.
Morning wOrship-11 a. m. Sermon
theme Gods Universal Law of Com
pensa ton"
: Young peoples meeting-6.20 p. m.
& Evening worship-7.30 p. IN. Sermon
theme Building, the Cost.
IS We extend a most cordial welcome
in the spirit and name of Jesus to all
Valley visitors to worship with us this
Lords day. .aa'
Imperial Valley press., 1919-12-06
STATE ST. CHRISTIAN CHURCH

Corner Fifth and State
Bible school-9.4j a. m.
Preaching-11 a. m.
Junior Endeavor-3 p. m.
Junior Endeavor-6.30 p. m.
Preaching-7.3 p. IN.
\ friendly church. Interesting serv-
ices.
Visitors Of the imperial valley will be
given q warm reception tomorrow at
the Christian church. Public invited.
Imperial Valley press., 1919-12-06
SJLvE ROBBERY;
YOUTH CONFESSES

The robbery of special deliv-
cry boy, Earl Young, by two Mex
leans was solved this morning,
when the youth confessed to
Chief of Police C.. Z. Hill that he
had robbed himself.
Several very suspicious circum-
stances led the chief to question
the boy closely, and the confession
came as the result.
He has 1een turned over to the
pCstoffice authorities.
Imperial Valley press., 1919-12-06
ST. PAUL's EPISCOPAL CHURCH

5. w. Corner Fifth St. and Orange St.
Sunday school-9.45 a. IN.
No morning prayer service.
/. Evening prayer and sermon 7.30 p.
N.
a Seats free. All welcome.
Imperial Valley press., 1919-12-06

Marriage Licensees were issued yes
t"~dav to Jackson n Kneeshan, 80,
Calexico, and Daisy Eleanor Miner,
a, San Diego; Reuben Preece, p,
Holtville, and Ruth Cooper, 18, Rock
wood, Cal; Thomas S. Rowen, 25, Po-
cahortas, Ark, and Lorene Foster, p,
IMPERIAL
Imperial Valley press., 1919-12-06
FIRST EVANGELICAL CHURCH

Corner Twelfth and Euclid
Carl Saegner, Pastor
English service at II a. IN. Theme
The Judgment Day VIII Tell"
Sunday school-12 m.
1,le Ladies' Aid meets Thursday af-
tcrnoon at Mrs. Lewis, 4S1 Holt avenue.
Imperial Valley press., 1919-12-06
CHURCH NOTICE

At the Rose school house at > p. M
Sunday Bible study with sermon by
Rev. Crockett of Holtville Immediately
following.
Imperial Valley press., 1919-12-06

Columbus would have never discoV.
cred America if the strikers aboard his
Ships had been better organized.-The
National Tribune washington, ID. c.
Imperial Valley press., 1919-12-06
VALLEY JOINS
Continued from Page One)

els related IN detail the history of the
road since its inception, in 1906.
Ell Centro,' song composed by
Miss Hicks, was sung by the LYRIC
! bnJ
Imperial Valley press., 1919-12-06
CLUE TO MEET

The history department of the Wo-
mans Ten Thousand Club will meet at
the home of Mrs. Glassford, 544 Wens-
ley avenue, Monday afternoon at 2
o'clock.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1919-03-08

meant something more that he
wanted 10 add. And IL doesn't in the
least matter what you do. for nobody
viii ever know
but Il was moi for me to put tina,
thought into words. congratulated
myself that dbl not love the man.
But you know arranged with
Tommy for a job. must work
can't stand this futile thinking
said. trying TO appear quite calm
and determined.
ths subject that way. my dear little
lady" he said. Il have a plan to
put before you--such a plan as no
lover ever made TO a fair woman
before. stay hcrc--and understand
me-you risk nothing. need YOU
BE honest Does any one else seem
TO need you 10 much"
The question made me writhe A
thousand times had put II out OF
my mind, because I did not dare
shape its hard answer. Now I had
TO do so: Nobody in all the world
really needed me: wasn't indis
pensablc to single soul--cxcepi
Hamilton Certeis. And any comfort
and consolation could be to him
was forbidden by all the laws Of
church. state and society.
This house has been "A paradise
since you have been In it, the man
went on. II have watched you with
a great happiness in my heart when
you thought me conventionaliy cold
I have dreamed. want TO feel ths
sweetness OF your presence in this
house always. Stay with me
Jeannei Stay like one of those
heroines In our most popular movies
stay as a wife In name only
TO BE Continued
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DIR. CERTEIS OFFERS ME-
a STRANGE TEMPTATION
or LOVE.
CaDvss4a~d nlo b, IN,

Tony is accusing you, For the
first time In all your silly. useless
life. Jane Lorimer, he is making you
realize that you are quite "A bit re
spcnsible for his unhappiness. At
last he IL actually blaming you for
most OF itr'
This was the train OF thought
aroused in me by Tony's stern re
minder that knew very wen how
10 change my existence under his
roof FROM grave To gay.
I accepted his rcbuke meekly. for.
verify. deserved it In all Of my
dealings with Tony. had always
proceeded like any vain coauette. I
had taken his homage as my inaiien-
able right without a particle Of con-
science. / had let him make love to
me. and then / had married Bob.
II IL not hardness of heart which
makes girls act so--it IL simply a
curious feminine egutisrn which
makes them kind 20 kitten but
cruel 10 a man. which permits them
to handle a mans love as IL IL were
no more valuable than the box OF
bonbons or bouquet he brings them.
had suffered bitterly since my
husband had denied me my rightful
place in his heart. and 80 at last I
had awakened to a little knowledge
Of how Tony Cereis must have suf.
fered on my account. ] began TO
feel very sorry for him.
I noticed that the longer / stayed
in his house. the more melancholy
Certeis became. Sometimes /
thought ~ was not entirely for sen
timental reasons. Like other men.
he probably had business affairs
which bothered him.
But when I announced my plan
TO go away. Certeis objected:
why leave me. Jeanie7 Jane
Lorimers reputation il safe--for
Jane Lorimer IL dead. Mademoiselle
I yanderiyn has fled from the asylum
. and Is lost. This Tommy Of the
7 grocery seems to be the only person
! who knows how she got away and
evidently you can hypnotic Tommy.
noticed that you did not tell him
where you are nor what had hap
pened to your shoulder the morning
you phoned to him. There's no rea-
son why you should not remain dead
to all the world az long as you care
TO. Stay here. You risk nothing"
That was all he said. but
couldn't help thinking that he
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1919-03-08

Ills always best 20 keep In mind
The little things of NE you'ti find
nyIlls ~ especially true with the
little folks 81 the Green Forest
Il and tho little people OF the
Green Meadows. II Is often the llt.
tie things that make the difference
between life and happiness and
death and sorrow. so u IL that they
arr always listening. not for big
sounds. but for the snap of a little
twig or the rustic Of a leaf And 50
Il IL that they are always watching
FOR little movements in the grass OF
among the trees. and Tor other little
things that YOU and J would not no
tice at an.
Now white Peter Rabbit often Is
most needless, there are times when
he IL very cautious A. he went
hopping and skipping along thru the
Grecn Forest toward the place where
was the nest 81 Redtnil the Hawk
he felt quite free OF fear or worry
hut as no approached the tree 10
which WAS Redtairs nest a sudden
feeling Of doubt swept over him. lie
hadn't seen anything OF heard ans
thing to make him suspicious. yet
suddenly. quite az II some one had
whispered IL IN his ear. he felt that
danger was near.
Peter stopped Instantly and
crouchcd perfectly stii under a
broad branch OF a low growing hem
lock tree There he sat aa still as n
he were "a stone ana all the time
he was listening with all his might.
Gentle Mistress Moon was high IN
the sky. and the moonbcama made
patches 81 light and shadow all
thru the Green Forest Peter heard
nothing and saw nothing of which
TO be afraid. yet he couldn't rid him.
self % tho feeling that danger Of
some kind WAS very near. What Kind
Of danger Il might bc he hadn't tho
least idea. but until he could get nd
Of that feeling he wisely decided to
stay where he was,
so he sat FOR long time. and ht
tic By little that feeling OF fear grew
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the rest ~ the night and I haven't
seen or heard a single thing 90 hint
at any real danger. ! want to 80
over 10 that ledge ~ rock deep IN
the Green Forest where Buster Bear
slept all last winter. 20 find out n be
IL there this winter. guess u n
safe enough for me TO SO ahead n
just watch out"
Peter was preparing 60 jump out
from his hiding place when a shadow
drifted across the snow ia front of
him. Peter held his breath and sat
stiii. Tha, shadow warned him mat
things were not aa safe as they
seemed.
Next story. The shadow Of Fear.
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Dear Miss Grey; | am regular
reader Of your column. but | must
say that I have never heard OF such
cold blooded sentiments as were ex.
pressed by "a wife First" In "a let.
ter published recently.
! would suggest that she has an
other guess coming, and had better
think IL over. I have COW that
would stay with her baby In face
OF all danger. ! have . hen that
will protect her babies against all
corners. and my pet dog would shed
her last drop of blood 60 protect her
little ones. And | cannot believe
any human mother would be any
less loyal to her own flesh and
blood under any conditions. II So
she should not be called human.
a MOTHER.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1919-03-08

sunday afternoon will witness the
opening performance Of Eugene
Levy's Road Show No. 2. at Lcvy's
orphcum. In The Bargain Hunt.
erA"
The new company will be headed
by Lew White. popular comedian.
while the producing end will BE- han,
died by Ciaud Kelly. Dot" Claire
the ncw soubrctte. who has just late.
~ Joined the Levy organization. will
remain with the second company
here. while other new faces in the
cast Will be; Frank shaw leading
man. Corey Hunt. character man
Madeline Rowe. primn donna. Fioy
Ward, character woman. and Ciaad
Kelly, together with another bevy OF
30 pretty girls in the chorus.
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something more substantial worn
The N.ncckrd waist. and is accom-.
panimcnt. the open.necksd coat. are
a fine inviting combination for a
chilled throat and chest and cold"
that may develop into something
much more serious.
know that girls like TO look pref
~. and that sheer shirtwaist u
prettier than one Of heavier ma.
teriat but Il Is no, necessary to cx-
pose the greater portion OF the neck
and shoulders TO look pretty. And
between health and beauty. health u
preferable every time.
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Proper Under
Circumstances

Dear Miss Grey: am keeping
company with a young lady. and
both my mother and have asked
her to spend some sunday afternoon
at our home. but she maintains that
IL would not be the proper thing "a
do. WIN you tell me whether she
Is right or wrong a READER.
II would be quite proper for
your girl friend TO accept your
mothers invitation to visit at
your home. IL she cares to.
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SLsat0rs e 3! eazzti,iD. &ex
The Solution Of
Social Unrest

Dear Miss Grey, II noishevism IL
menace. who caused ~ The Iron
heel" Of course. The iron heel IL
becoming stronger and more tyrafa-
meal. aud the more we. the people
the toiieru. the producers. are oi~
prcnard. starved and naltrcatsd. the
wider awake We become. Poverty.
degradation and oppression are the
causes OF all our misery. II sends
our fair young daughters to the
gutter. II separates husbands sisd
wives. II sends suiIiions TO untsmely
graves. or keeps than In u living
he'll on earth Greed and tyranny
can easily be- seen on every side OF
as. especially IN the case Of our sol
dsern who are sent home broke
financially. physically and mentally.
| The bill which would grant them
barely enough money to slide com
fortably out of military service into
civilian life. " held up. but our
national congress can stop all other
| legislation 10 grant Mrs. Roosevelt
widow OF cx rreslden, Roosevelt.
s. 900. because II IL customary. even
tho she already has her means pro
vtded for her Cannot We all see the
inlustlc. Of II ali-that might Is
right in our present world
Following the words OF our LORD
Jesus OF Nazareth. we would love
our nclghbor az ouraclf. We could
all be happy. but since might -
right" II can easily be seen that
there IL class hatred, which must be
removed soon. or IL viii invoice class
war The ruling capitalists must re
move the iron heel and let the work.
ers live cleaner. better. happier
lives.
Here's hoping for that happy time
when wc all will live and let live.
when there will be no masters and
slaves. but brothers and workers for
the happiness Of all.
DAUGHTER or EVE
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1919-03-08
! Here Ii Isl The Stars Brand
= New Feature for the Riddles
Little Stories for Bedtime
A Shodorp Warns Peter
Bv THORNTON w. BURGESS


ioHH and less ~ last he had about
made up his mind that there was no
real cause for that feeling ana that
he might just aH wen so on You
see he had meant to get back home
To the dear old Iirier Patch hy the
time Jolly, round. red MIR sun uwoke,
and there were Htill many places he
wanted 10 visit.
II may nH well 40 on" thought
Peter u don't want to sit here all
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1919-03-08
FROM SUBS TO SYRUP
IS BREWERS PROGRAM

SAN FRANCISCO. March s.
From suds 10 syrup viii be the
transformation OF breweries In San
Francisco. according to plans made
known today.
Brewers have organized the Cereal
Products Co. which viii make syrup
out Of barley.
Cereal malt syrup for bakers" IS
the designation given the product. AK
II is claimed it viii be better in cakes
and other bakery products than
sugar.
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Two Transports
Arrive at N. Y.
With Yankees

NEW YORK. March s--The
transports P1attsburg and Chicago
arrived here today. The Piattsburg
carried 2.325 men. including mum.
Der OF casual companies, 10th aero
squadron. detachment OF FIFTH ma
chine gun battalion and three con
valescent detschments.
on the Chicago were 1860 men.
including 3sth infantry field and
staff headquarters and supply com.
panies, headquarters First and
Third battalions. sanitary detach.
ment Companies A. y. c, y. T.. +
and I.
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IN BLOOD DISEASES
Like ScrofuIa, Ecxcma and Many
Skin Troubles,

AZ well as general Spring medi.
cine for cathrrh. rheumatism. dys.
pepsia. Hoods Sarsaparilla IL OF
great value TO men. women. children.
II does It's thorough work In these
well defined diseases by cleansing
the blood, on the pure. healthy con.
dition OF which depend the vigor
and tone OF the whole system.
Hoods Sarsaparilla In equally sue.
ccssful In the treatment Of troubles
that are not 80 well defined-cases
of low or run down condition or
general debility. loss OF appetite and
that tired feeling. or cases In which
We see now very plainly after-effects
Of the worry and anxiety caused by
the world war and the debility fol.
lowing the grip. influenza and
fcvers In all such ailments II has
accomplished wonderful amount
OF good
Hoods Pills help as a stomach.
toning, digestive cathartic.
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by DIR. MARTHA MeGLYNN

The "shiver blouse" Is the geor.
gcttc crepe or chiffon blouse. which,
worn In winter weather. covers moth.
Ing but chill, After the shivcr
comes the snecze. followed in rapid
succession by the sore throat. cough,
fever. and all the misery and dan
ger OF influenza or pneumonia.
In hot weather. a thin shirtwaist
with "a low neck is quite permissible
Hut when the temperature gets
chilly. ! would advise that the sum.
mer shirtwaist be put away and
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1919-03-08
Pleads Not Guilty
to Murder Charge

Emil Karhu. charged with the
premeditated murder OF his wife. Il
domestic at 100 Kinnear place. on
February 20, pleaded not guilty to
the charge OF murder in the first
degree. when he was arraigned be
fore Presiding Judge Tallman Fri
day. He IL alleged to have confessed
the crime TO the police.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1919-03-08

Dear Miss Grey: In answer TO a
letter printed in your columns last
week. signed. "a wife First" /
really can't write what | think Of
such a woman. In the first place,
II man turns down his own child
and leaves It for wife TO choose
between him and the child. say. the
quicker she is rid OF such "A crca-
ture the better off she will be.
She says II she had TO choose she
would take her husband and leave
the baby with whoever wanted IL
My what a fine memory that child
would have OF its parents.
A DEVOTED MOTHER AND
WIFE.
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Lillian Gish
PldDed Role

Dear Miss Grey: win you please
tell me which one OF the Gish girls
played the leading part IN Hearts
OF the World"7 MISS s. H. s.
Lillian Gish played the stellar
role in the screen production
Hearts OF the World" Dor.
othy Gish. her younger sister.
also played an important part.
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a treat en- rough" ceremonial
and dinner will be held at the Castle
hall. First ave. and Pike IT.. satur.
day night. under the auspices OF the
Knights OF pythias.
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terribly. | tried
almost everything.
but got no relief.
As soon aa | be.
gan using Resinol
Ointment and Res
mol Soap the itch
ing and burning
left me almost at
once. used one
jar OF Resinol ONT.
mcnt and two cakes
Of Resinol SOAP and
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1919-03-08
~" GIRLS FOR HOTEL WORK

Women students OF homo econom.
ics at the University Of Washington
who are maJorlng In hotel dining
room management will now receive
practical experience In local down.
town hotels, according TO plans OF
the department.
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was completely cured. (signetD
Richard r. shelton.
Reslnol Ointment, ana Reslnol
Soap sold by all druggists.
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Gretna. Va. Oct 20.--"t suffered
for over ten years with itching and
burning Of my skin. II never broke
out at all. but luat ltched and hnrned