davidaulloa/AmericanStories huggingface dataset:
The Lynden tribune. [volume] (Lynden, Wash.) 1908-current, 1920-09-30

amounted TO 15s carloads in new Or
ders, with 253 carloads OF special cut
ting for the transportation systems.
While the railroad orders are helping
the mills, they are taking part cut
tings from the log, and so increasing
the already large surplus stocks. New
business during the week amounted
to 47,402,940 feet, of which the rail-
way business was $4,000 feet Ship
ments, 65,524,475 feet, OF which A.
$50, 900 feet moved by rail.
Latest association lumber prices at
the mills follow.
The Lynden tribune. [volume] (Lynden, Wash.) 1908-current, 1920-09-30

University of Washington freshman
football games now arranged by
Darwin Meisnest, Oregon Agricultural
College to be played in Seattle Oc-
tober 80 and Washington State Col
lege ovember 10. Other games are be-
ing scheduled with high school teams,
including Everett. Aberdeen and St.
Martins College of Lacey.
The Lynden tribune. [volume] (Lynden, Wash.) 1908-current, 1920-09-30

Tableware and auto trimming and reflec-
tors silvered. H. p. Hughes, 1913 9Th Av
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1920-08-13
Bacznosc! Bridgeport.

Gmina No. so L. y. P. wzywa wSzy-
stkie Towarzystwa Narodowe i 10
Scielne oraz Gaia Polonie z tejze dziel-
nicy talk mezczyzn, jake i niewiasty,
ably przybyli ma ~specyalne posiedzenie,
kt0re sic odbedzie W piqtek, dnia 1890
b. m, 0 godzinie Smcj wieczorem W
dolnej sail .Ad. Mickiewicza, 331O-12
S. Morgan ulicy. Ma temae ~poSiedzcniu
oma wiana bedzie sprawl Wiecu W PREY
Sz}a niedziele wieczorcm, ma kt6rym
Odbcdzie sic odczytanie i przyjccie Re-
zolucyi celem wySlania do Wa
szyngtonu 0 ratowanie PolSki pred ma
iazdem bOlSzewickim. Przeto ma TEN
posi- zdeneuimfwyp bgkzj mfwyp gkz
p~osiedzeniu ME pOwinno brakowac nj
kOgo, lecz powinniSmy sic iak n~ajlicz-
nicj slavic i zadokumentOwac, il w
nag}ej sprawie potrafimy okazac swa
miloSc we wsp0lnej piracy ola ratowania
naszej ukochanej Ojczyzny. Do liczne-
go wSp6AudZiafu zaprasZa.
Ignacy StuczynSti, prczes.
NJ. Gniatczyhski, sekrctarz.
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1920-08-13

masza No. PIT ZPRK. - p. Franci-
seek Klajda; Tow. sw. Rocha No. II
S. P. W A., Ligi Stow. Pol. W Am. l
Tow. Jana III ~Sobieskiego No. 16 q.
P. R. X. - p. Franciszek Brandt;
Tow. sw. Alojzego No. 375 ZPRk.
p. J6zef Niemiec; Macierz Polska
Oddz. 1szy sw. Kazimierza K, So
kol6w Orla Bialego i Dworu sW.
Marcina No. 1143 ZKL. - p. VOL
czech Menkicki; Tow. Sw. Kazimie-
RIA Kr6l. / Dw6r Leona Leona XIII
No. 1885 XXI. - p. Wincenty klaj-
Dor: Dw6r sw. Wincentego Ferr.
No. 174 XXI. - p. Jan Fafinski;
Tow. Najsw. Imiania Maryi No. z
ZPRK., p. Piotr M~azurkiewicz i p.
Hieronim Sz~czodrowski; Tow. sw.
Andrzeja No. 23S ZPRK. p. Jan
Kanabaj; Tow. Sw. Barbary No. 493
ZPRK. - p. Franciszek PastWa;
Tow. sw. Stanislawa BIB. NJ. No. 81
ZPRK. - p. Franciszek Wojcik;
Tow. $w. Bernardo OPP. No. 379 u.
P. R. K.-p. Tomasz Jasihski; Osa-
da ziednoczenia PRK. Tow. sw. MI
koiaia No. AZ ZPRK. - p. Maryan
J~azwiecki; Dw6r Barzynskiego No.
s95 XXI. p. Franciszek Lipecki;
Tow. sw. J6zefa No. 1szy - p. An
toni Rudnicki; K6lko Dramatyczne
D. Stanisiaw Bezdon i Tow. sw'
stanis}awa K. No. SIS ZPRK. - p.
Jan J. Mucha. Komitet parafialny
reprezentowali p. Jan Nering, p. Fr,
Matz | p. Fr. Klaida.
Pred zakohczeniem zebrania x.
proboszcz FIR. Dembihski c. r. po-
dal do og6lnei wiadomosci, IL wiec
" niedziele dnia 1890 sierpnia be-
die dla wszystkich parafian. tax
mezczyzn, niewiast, miodziehc6w jak
| panien | usilnie prosi}, ably sala
wypelnila sic pc brzegi. Ma tenn Ia
konczono ~zebranie i odroczcno sic
modlitwa odm6wiona przez X. pro-
boszcza.
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1920-08-13
re STANISLAWOWA.

Wczoraj wieczorem ma Stanis}a-
wowie W sail Kosciuszki odbylo sic
zebranie administracyi towarzystw
parafialnych W sprawie urzadzenia
wiecu i manifestacyi ma korzySG Pol
skiej Pozyczki Panstwowej. Zebra
ME ~powyzsze otworzy} miejscowy
.proboSzcz x. Franciszek Dembinski
c. R. modlitwa. poczem W movie
wstepnej zwr6ci} on uwage wszyst-
kich zebranych ma cg6lny obecnie
krytyczny stan Polski. W chwili,
gdy Polska znatduje sic W tax ciez-
kiej opresyi - m6wif Wiel. mowca
- Polacy W Ameryce powinni | obo-
wiazkiem ich jest stanaG Jej z pomo-
ca moralna / materyalna. Zaznaczyl
dalej, re byIoby wstydem dla mas,
gdyby parafia p. W. Sw. Stanisiawa
.Kostki. jedna z najstarszych parafii
polskich ME stanefa murem PREY
swej Ojczyznie. Pomoc ia okazana
musi bye czynem - czynem. ktory
odbije sic silnem echem pc calej A
Merge, by pokazac wrogom naszym,
re Polacy-katoIicy ME poskapia ostat
niego grosza ma ratunek Matki Oh
czyzny Polski. Pc tax iedrnych sfo-
wach, X. p~roboszcz odczytai listy ma
deslane cd posha Rzeczypospolitej p.
Kazimierza Lubomirskiego 1 Prev.
X. Biskupa Pawla P. Rhodego, kto-
re zawieraia APPEL do d~zialania ma
rzecz polskich bondow i urzadzenia
masoWych wiecow.
Ma przewodniczacego zebrania po-
wolany Zostal D. Jan Nering, a ma Sc
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1920-08-13
TRA!
KLESKA
MA FRONcIE
WYNN

Warszawa, Is. sierpnia. - Alta
XII boslzewicke ma froncie pofud-
niowym zostafy wstrzymane i Po-
lacy wyparli wojska bolszewickie
z szeregu Mast, a mianowicie z
Radziechowa, Lopatyna, Toporo-
va i Stanisiawczyka.
w Warszawie zostal ogioszony
stan oblezenia - mieszkancom
ME wolno wychodzic na ulice
miasta po 10tej godz. wieczorem.
Kawiarnie WHINE bye zamkniete
juz po 9tej godz. wieczorem.
Woiska bolszewickie znajduja
sic w 25 milach cd Warszawy.
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1920-08-13

kretarza p. Jan J. Mucha. Przewod-
niczacy W .krotkich, lecz dobitnych
sfowach przedstawii cbecna ~sytuacye
Polski 1 zganii opieszaiosc tych, kto,
rZy ma wezwanie ME stawili sic ma re-
branie, albowiem q tax znacZnej IL
czby towarzystw ogoiem Representa-
wanych byio tylko "a; wyrazii Ia
razem wdziecznoSc | podzieke tym
ktorzy stawili sic ma APPEL X. pro-
boszcza. N~astepnie p. Wojciecn
Menkicki, czlonek komitetu Amery-
kanskiego Obrony Narodowej zdai
sprawczdanie z posiedzenia, kt6re
sic odbylo W sail Zwiazku Polek W
Srode b~ieiacego ~tygodnia. Nawofy-
wal, ably parafia sw. Stanisiawa X.
okazala sic gcdna przedstawicielka
Polonii amerykanskiej / sale ma VIE
Gu W przyszla niedziele wypeinila pc
brzegi. P. Jozef Niemiec przem6wil
slow kilka, k~rytykujaC b~olszewizm
i ospaloSc Polak6w: radzii on. ably
urzadzit wymarsz w obrebie paratil.
a pc wymarszu masowy vice. Pre-
wodniczacy wnosi, ably najprzod O.
movie sprawe wiecu a p6zniej wy
marszu. x. proboszcz zaS prZedsta-
viii, ably urzadzcno vice o godzinie
Sci popoludniu W najbliAsza niedzie-
lie, dnia logo b. m. Pc krotkiej dy-
skuSyi uchwalono propozycye X. pro-
boszcza przyjac. X. proboszcz nadto
zaznaczyl, re ma m6wc6w zaprosif X.
W. RoZmusa, wyslannika z G6rne-
go Slaska, DR.. Jana J. LISA, p. Sta.
nislawa Sroke. Personal---very. p
Nering objaSnia, re postara sic TAX
re, ably p. Antoni Czarnecki, cz}c--
mex komitetu i wspoiredaktor dzien.
nika Daily News przybyl ma wiec
niedzielny. Wydelegowano take p.
Menkickiego, ably poprosii DR.. majo,
ra Aleksandra Pietrzykowskiego.
$wieio przybylego Z Polski, "a
proszeniem go ma tenae wiec. Daisy
ciag zebrania stanowila nova o wy
znaczeniu komitetu do sprzedazy
bond6w polskich W tejze parafii. Pc
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1920-08-13
Najlepszy
Wynalazek
w Swiecie

Wynalezionym zosta} przez
Polaka pana P. P. Politowskiego,
pc d}ugiej i ciezkiej gdyz dwu-
dzicsto l%etniej piracy - pan Poll
towski wvkryi nova elektrycz--
nose, kt6ra o lie sic ME myllmy,
Jest O wiele lepsza niz ia ktora
obecnie uzywamy, gdyz jest O Kill
kanaScie razy t~atisza.
Jest to tax zwany Dyamo Mo-
tor, Tub wyrazniej mowiac Neu'
tralno Magnesowy Motor, a yale.
ty sa tie, re MONA oswietlic, O.
grzac i pedzic wszelka maszyne,
rye czy to W mieszkaniu czy
IA farmie, ma tramwaju, W fabry-
ce hub ma okrecie; jednym sfowem
do wszystkiego, wynalazek jest
tax wielkiego znaczenia, re ably
90 dobrze opisat potrzcba kllka
arkuszy papieru.
Wvnalazek ten zrobil tax wiel-
kic zainteresowanie, re nawet Kill
ku ACKNOWLEDGEMENT finanslSoW
zamierza przystapic do pana Po-
litowskiego Z wiekszym kapita--
lem co gdy dojdzie do skutku, W
co mocno wicrzymy - to bedZle-
my mice jedno najwieksze pred
siebiorstwo polskie.
A, Pan Politoweski ma sic starac
W tych dniach o opatentowanie te-
go wynalazku W innych krajach
a najprzod w Polsce, do ktoreJ
radby powrocic, ale juz ME jake
biedak ale slynny wynalazca
fabrykant ably Polsce dopomodz
nowym produktem, gdyz jak sam
mowi, re Polacy tylko przez pro-
dukowanie nowych wynalazkow
ktore sq lepsze ola uzytku W spo-
~lcczcnstwie. moga poprawic swoJ
byt i zapewnic Polsce exzysten--
eye pomiedzy narodami.
zyczymy panu Politowsklernu
powodzenia.
Interesowani racza sic z Saszat
ma adres
1881 Elston ave.
Chicago, Illinois.
(Ogl1
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d}ugich dyskusyach Zdecydowano sic
ma p~cdzielenie parafi ma sekcye, q
komitet pc dw6ch z kazdej ulicy ma
bye mianowany ma niedzielnym vie.
Gu. Nastepna dyskusya bylo omawla-
ME wymarszu po dzielnicy stanisia.
wowskiej. Pc wypowiedzeniu sic ze-
branych, postanowiono z powodu
zbyt kr6tkiego czasu odiozyc wy
marsz do og6lnej m~anifestacyi t. j.
do dnia 22go sierpnia. Gas stosun-
kowo kr6tki uniemoaliwiiby bo-
wien z%awiadomic ma Gas wszystkle
t~owarzystwa do wziecia udziaiu W
wymarszu ma niedziele 15go sierp-
MIA. X. proboSzcz zapewnil, re sta
rae sic bedzie lie mu sill starczy, axe
by parafia nasza byia W oweJ ma
nifestacyi nalezycie reprezentowana.
Nawo}ywal on wszystkie towarzyst-
wa do wsp6lpracy. Take przewod'
niczacy W goracych slowach cache
cal do jak najliczniejszego wspoi-
udzialu W manifeStacyi ogolnej.
Personal---very., p. Nering propo-
nuje wydaG APPEL do parafian stani-
slawowskich, propozycye przy5eto
wybrano komitet W skiad ktorego
wchodza: p. Jozef Niemiec p. Woj-
CZECH Menkicki i p. Jan j. Mucha.
Ma przyszlo niedzielnym wiecu odczy
tame zostana rezolucye ktore Wysfa-
ne beda do Prezydenta Wilsona. Ma
og6lne aadanie Representative pc
proszono przewodni"zacego. ably po-
staral sic ma niedzielny vice o wy
stem ch6ru parafialnego. Take wy
dano APPEL do wszystkich wfasciciell
dom6w ably W dniach 1890 i 22go D..
NJ. u~dekorowali swoje domy W bar
wy polskie i amerykahskie ably dnf
te byly prawdziwie W oczach obco'
narodowc6w dniami polskiemi. -
Ma zebraniu wczorajszym reprezen'
towane byIy nastepujace towarzyst'
wa. Klub Obywatelski i'm. Tad. 10
Sciuszki - p. J6zef GraboWick1'
Tow. $w. Cecylii No. 14ty ZPRk. -
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1920-08-13
z TOWN OF LAKE

TAX jak pc innych dzielnicach pol
skich, TAX / ma Town of Lake W przy-
szla niedziele odprawiOne zostana W ko
scioiach naboze1Stwa blagalne m in
tencye uproszenia Boga i Stw6rcy ma
szego O zwyciestwO mad bolszewizmem
/ ocalenia nam Ojczyzny. Pc nabozeh-
stwach %popoludniu. Odbeda sic wiece.
BliAsze szczeg6iy, podamy p6zniej.
*
W domu PIP. JGzefostwa K~rusihskich
pnr. 1855 So. Lincoln ul., odbyiy sic W
ubieg}a niedziele chrzciny syna jedy-
naka, kt0remu ma chrzcie W koscele p.
W. sw. J6zefa madame imie Edwin-Mar-
cell. Chrzestnymi byli Oh. F~ranciSzek
Preis / PAM K~r6likOwska. Bawiono sic
do p6znej gOdziny.
Dw6ch oSmnaStoletnich mlodzie1c6w
q mianowicie Michai Konrad i Daniel
Tobin, iadac MI rowerach bulwarem
Garfield do Western ave, najechani
zostali przez automobil. kt6rym kiero-
wal JUSTIN +. Janik, Fam. pnr. $50 SO.
Union ave-, wskutek czcso odnieSli no
lesne ~pokaleczenia. .AmhulanSem pre-
w~ieziono ich do dom6w, gdzie sic
znajduja pod opieka lekarSka.
Stanislawa ManiszewSka, Fam. pnr.
1914 So. Marshfield ave., Skarzy swe-
60 meza Jana ManiszewskiesO 0 bru-
talne paStwienie sic z MIA i o SpiSck M
lei zycie. POw0dka O~Swiadczl. ze MAJ
jej podobno uknuf spisek z pewnymi
ludzmi / pod f~aiszywym pozorcm oddat
ia podobno do domu ~ObfQkanych. PAM
M~aniszewska jest c6rkl p. =. Nowaka.
znanego %kontraktora ma Town Of Lake.
47-letni Piotr Bortez, zam. pnr. 1913
So. California ave, Opierai sic kicdy
str6z bezpieczefstwa hukaSzewSki re
stacyi ~policyinej New City chcia} 20 IL
resztowac. lie ma ten wySzcdI, gdyA
dosta{ porzadna W sk6re Cd dzielneGo
p~olicyanta a W dodatku kilka glz6w
/ sihc0w, poczem zostal ~aresztowany "a
n~Icnrzvzwoitc ZachOwanie sic.
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1920-08-13

rak do rak. Zazarte walk tocza
sic na ulicach miasta. Polacy try
SLIME zachodni brzeg Mar
wi, odbijajac atah bolszewickie
z po}nocy. Oddziafy b~olszewickie,
ktore probowafy przekroczye Ma
rev zostaiy odparte wstecz.
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1920-08-13

U~MEBLOWAWNE pokoje do wyna-
jecfa. 697 Milwaukee ave. Hotel
Krakow u
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1920-08-13
BoLSZEWICY ME CHCA
POKOJU.

Warszawa, Is. sierpnia. Mi
mister spraw zagranicznych, ksia-
ze Sapieha, zawiadomii g~eneralne-
go sekretarza Ligi Narodow, E
RIGA Drummond, re Rad sowiecki
uniemozliwia zawarcie rozejmu,
Gaia wiec odpowiedzialnosc "a
przedhuzanie wojny spada ma Ro-
sye, aIbowiem Polska jest goto-
wa kazdej chwili zawrzec pokoj
na warunkach honorowych.
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1920-08-13
Il

Wszystkim krewnym l znalo
mym donosimy te smutna via
domosG il najukochanszy syn /
brat nasz
Edmund Grznnlia
DO diugiej i ciezkiej chorobie,
pozegnai sic z tym swiatem. O.
patrzcny sw. Sakramentami. q.
11go sierpnia, o godzinie 1918
rano, przezywszy lat IA, ~
miesiecy / 81 dni.
Pogrzeb odbedzie sic W go
bote, dnia AGO sierpnia. o 60
dzinie 9tej rano. z domu zaio-
by pnr. 1747 Wabansia ave-. do
kosciola Sw. Stanislawa Kost-
XII, a stamtad ma cmentarz sw.
Wojciecha.
Ma ten smutny obrzadek "a
praszan.y wszystkich krewnych
| znajomych, W ciezkim zalu
pograzeni:
Jak6b i Walerya GrZanka,
rodzice; Artur 1 Ryszard, bra
cha: Alicya 1 Floryanna, sto-
stry; Maksymilian i julia Ia
MAR, dziadus / babusia.
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1920-08-13

UMEBLOWANE pokoje do wynajs-
cia, dobre pokoje, gdzie mozna wy
konywaG domowa robote, pokoje ma
jedna osobe. 68S Milwaukee e. -
Warszawa Hotel. Is
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1920-08-13

UCZCIE sic balwierstwa zarabiajcie
pien.adze podczas nauki, pare tygo-
dni ~potrzeba. Weedens, 1858 Madi-
son ul. IA
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1920-08-13

MALY skiad do w~ynajecia tanio, do
bry ma kazdy interes, polska okolica.
1924 w. Chicago ave 13
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1920-04-16

naval reserve force matters in the
bureau of Navigation at Washington. /.
Ihe meeting also was attended by Rear
Admiral Charles f. Hughes, command. I.
ant Of the. Philadelphia Navy Yard and
he Fourth Naval district, and Com
mander X. G. Needham the district g
aide. for personnel.
The active training plan, as outlined,
calls for the retention and concen
trated training of the naval reserve
forces as an essential backing for the
regular navy in time of war. For off :
GERS sen service will be requisite to
confirmation in rank, and those whose
duties kept them ashore during the war
will be given the opportunity to qualify
by three months sea duty.
Special study classes probably will be
arranged during the coming summer
Under the direction Of Rear Admiral
Hughes, and an effort will be made
to lend encouragement and opportunity
for ell officers to keep in touch with
naval development and affairs.
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1920-04-16
NAVY WILL TRAIN
RESERVE OFFICERS
Men Told They'll Be Sent to Sea
as Soon as Congress Pro-
vides Money

ssrvice at sea on naval vessels and
a,Sn;te study courses will be arranged
sor reserve officers in the Fourth Naval
d;a,rict as soon as Congress makes the
necessary appropriation.
A. meeting Of nearly 300 reserve
oaicers last night this was announced
hy Captain J. j. Iiegemeier: The meet.
10. 9 in City Hall: -
W; Vc;antajn Ziegemeier il in charge OF
Imperial Valley press., 1920-11-18
SIMPLE LIVING
TO SAVE LAND,
SAYS HARDING
(BY ASSoclated PreSS)

NEW ORLEANS, Nov. 18.-Plain
living and square dealing were in
voked by President-elect Harding here
in speech today as the nations
strong reliances during the period of
after war adjustment.
SANITY, clear thinking, honesty,
common sense and cooperation"
were among the qualities he named
as prime necessities in meeting the
demands of the new world ordcr and
lie declared material interests and
rational happiness would both Dene-
ft if the United States became "a
simple living people once again."
His speech was delivered at the
luncheon of the New Orleans chamber
of commerce and also contained as
surances for industrial development
of the South and the expression of
the hope that the ties of commercial
cooperation with Latin America bt
strengthened by every pos ib G
means.
Imperial Valley press., 1920-11-18
COOPER QUITS
COUNCIL RACE

C. X. Cooper, who, up until last
night, has been mentioned frequently
as the new trustee taking the place of
Mayor Otto Ohmsteds, has informed
the council that he will be unable to
take the position.
Mr.. Cooper has learned thwat he
was not acceptable to C. K. Pitzer on
the board, although when informed
that he had been selected as the new
successor to Mr.. Ohmstede, he was
told that all favored him.
1t is the desire of the three men,
bers of the board to keep on Mr.. Pit
zer if possible.
Other business included the grant
ing OF a permit to F. D. Jacobs to
construct reinforced concrete arcade
over his grocery store on Main street.
1t has been found impossible to sell
some of the street paving bonds, and
it is probable that the proceedings
will have to be done over.
Unofficially it was brought to the
attention of the council that there are
parties willing to erect race track
at the former government aviation
site, whic hwould become part of the
county fair grounds.
Imperial Valley press., 1920-11-18
METHODISTS SET
MISSIONARY RECORD
CRY United PreSs)

NEW YORK, Nov. 18.-The larg-
est number of ne wmissionaries ever
sent to foreign fields in any one year
in the history of the Methodist Epis-
copal church was sent during the fis-
cal year ending Nov. !, 1920, ac-
cordng 40 announcement today by
the board of foreign missions of the
Methodist Episcopal church here. The
largest previous year was 1917. when
96. recruits were appointed and sent
out by the Methodsts. During the
fiscal year just concluded 275 new
missionaries were appointed, Of which
80 were assigned to South America
50 to China, so to India and Burma,
80 to Mayalsia. 6 to Mexico, to ia
pan, 2 to Korea and to Europe. The
list does not include relief workers in
European war areas.
Imperial Valley press., 1920-11-18
f CENTRO NOW
MEMBER Of |. y.
WINTER LEAGUE

Ell Centre last night became {.
member of the Imperial Valley win
ter baseball league. Calipatria with
drew and the resignation was accept
ed.
The league was. represented by
President Kelly, Howard Gipe of
Brawley, Capt. Stevens CT Calexico
and Lieut. Costa of MeXicali.
The season will open next Sunday
with El Centro playing at Rrawley
and MeXicali at CaleXico. The teams
will play on 6040 basis.
The terms of the contract stipulate
that in every city MeXicali plays the
Mexicali Military band will accom-
pany the team. After Nov. 20 no more
players will be admitted into the
league with the consent of all teams.
All teams will be limited to Is
men.
FL Centro, under the leadership of
Chief Reber, is expecting to make a
great showing.
Imperial Valley press., 1920-11-18
JESSE JAMES jR.
CONFESSES TO A
$3,5O0,000 HAUL
(By Associated Press)

COUNCIL BLUFFS, Nov. 28.-Or-
Vile Phillips, II, younger brother OF
Mery Phillips, surrendered to- the au-
thorities and confessed that he had
participated in the sa.5oO,ooo mall
robbery Saturday night.
He said that he had decided to sur
render when he discovered that Merl
was perjuring himself to protect NM IN
ing to do with the actual robbery and
tried to dissuade the others.
As the result of his confession i've
emntv sacks were found. He SAID
their contents ha dbeen burned.
Young Phillips made the statement
that another man, whose name he re-
fused to disclose, got the other 1oui
sacks.
Imperial Valley press., 1920-11-18
| IMPORTANT |
NEE I | \ G
SATURDAY
At TULANE
Outline of Things to be
Taken Up AT Meeting
Given Public by c. H.
Claghorn of Local Cotton
Association.

Definite decisions on some things
which are not pleasant to cotton
growers will be reached at the meet
ing Of cotton growers to be held In
the American Legion Athletic
Clubs headquarters, formerly the
Tulane theater, Saturday, accord
ing to c. Fl. Ciaghorn, local repre-
sentative of the Arizona American
Egyptian Cotton Growers AssOcia-
ton, who has called the meeting.
Three things of Importance will be
brought before the growers at the
meeting and their advice sought.
First in the matter of differences
in grading.
1t is said that in some instances
the grading of Pima cotton by repre-
sentatives of the Southwest Cotton
company and the Fisk Rubber COM
rany, which are the only two firms
buying Pima in the valley at the pres
cnt time, and they are buying only on
their contracts, has differed with the
grading of the companies the lowest.
1t is said that's ONE cotton graded NO.
by the as citation has been classed
as No. by the purchasing companies.
This matter will be placed squarely
up to the growers and some concrete
facts and instances given.
Second Of importance is in regard
to differences in prices Of grades. The
association maintains that sn the
spring the agreement was that grades
were to differ in price one-half cent.
1t is said now that the difference in
Price now is three cents on grades.
This matter, which also means
many dollars to growers. will be plac-
ed before the members Of the associa-
ton for decision. 1t has been said
that the half-cent difference on grad
ing has been written into some of the
contracts. na ..r
Thirdly will be the question of get
ting greater efficiency out of the
Pima gins in the valley. 1t is alleged
that the amount Of lnters at most OF
the gins now runs about % per cent.
At the leading gin in Brawley, how
ever, it runs as high as 25 per cent
and members of the association will
be asked what attitude they will take
toward the correction Of this.
Because of these important facts
which are to be brought up it is ex.
pected that the meeting will be well
attended.
Imperial Valley press., 1920-11-18
LONDON GETS THE
COCKTAIL HABIT
(By United PreSS)

LONDON, Nov. 1S.-London has
adopted the cocktail habit and no es-
tablishment is now considered COM
plete without an american Bar"
The habit has specially caught on
with women and in the Ritz, Carlton,
Piccadilly and other well-known West
End restaurants diners Come early
and spend a preliminary half hour
chatting over an "aperatif."
Nearly every Englishman now has
a particular shaker" he swears by
At the American Club, Collins, a col
ored man, is declared to be the Lon
don champion shaker, but those who
frequent the Royal Automobile Club
bar speak reventially of "Nick", who
is renowned as "a great artist"
Imperial Valley press., 1920-11-18
FARMERS READY
TO CALL STRIKE
jBy Associated PreSs)

KANSAS CITY, Nov. 1S.-A ma
tion-wide producers strike to combat
falling prices of farm prpoducts was
urged in call sent today to its local
unions throughout the country by the
National Farmers Union, which is
said to represent 100000 producers
of grain, cotton, wool and livestock.
The convention asserted that the
American farmers have been robbed
of $1O0,O00,000,O00 owing to abnormal
deflation of prices.
Imperial Valley press., 1920-11-18
CLUB WOMEN TO
|. END CONVENTION
TOMORROW NIGHT

The highly successful convention
CT women's clubs which has been GO
ing on in the valley during the past
three days will be brought to close
tomorrow evening.
Tomorrow will he spent mainly IN
showing the guests Imperial valley
and this is expected to be one Of the
most pleasureable days of the entire
convention.
Committees on this feature of the
program have been working hard to
make it a success, and the visiting
delegates are assured an excellent
view Of Imperial Valley and its won
derful crops.