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Imperial Valley press., 1920-02-18
$4,000 ASKED
To RELIEVE
SUFFERING
IN TURKEY

Mothers and fathers of FL Centric
and vicinity, attention. The near
east relief campaign in Southern
California will be on for just two
days i'm EI Centre and vicinity. Those
two days are Friday and Saturday,
February 20 and 21.
The drive will be under the auspices
of the local Elks, whose names appear
below. They are empowered to appoint
one or more Elks to assist them in their
respective districts assigned, in order
that the ground may be thoroughly COW
cred.
This drive is for the purpose OF rails
ing FL Centros. quota of $4,000 to alle-
vate the terrible sufferings in Armenia
and Syria, where women die grieving
over the fate of their children. Their
little ones are forced to eat grass and
dig up roots for food, They are forced
even to eat the flesh of corpSes.
The young daughters of Armenian and
Syrian women are forced into the shame
of the harem. compelled to bear Turkish
children who will some day carry on
Turkish massacres and atrocities against
their mothers people.
These are but 1eW OF tne reaSohs
why you as civilized American mothers
and fathers, sisters and brothers, are
asked to do your plain BIT.
Remember, the drive lasts for only two
days, Friday and Saturday. Dig deep
Dig as much as you can.
The following list of name sof mem
bers of the local lodge of Elks have
been chosen as captains in the drive t(
secure $4,000 as Ell Centro's quota in the
drive for the near east relief
b. Saloman, south of Main street, al
of State from Eighth to railroad.
d. l. Zinn, north of Main street, al
of Broadway, from Eighth to railroad.
w. A. Reams, Olive street, south Il
He'll between Fifth and railroad.
Fred Orr, He'll street south to cit!
limits between Fifth, to railroad.
A. p. Nuffer. Olive street south t.
He'll, between Fifth and Eighth.
j. S. Jones, He'll street south to cit,
limits between Fifth and Eighth.
Don w. Wells, Olive street south t
city limits, between Eighth west to cit
limits. H"f' 80
Henrp Loup, Mulberry street south t
Olive, between Eighth street west to cit
limits.
Imperial Valley press., 1920-02-18

dent of the Interpost Council, each one
of these organizations will be asked to
furnish a speaker for the occasion pre-
senting his views of the question.
A great many letters have been re,
ceived by the local post from all over
the country pledging their support to
the bill, and it will be the duty of the
members of the American Legion to
thro wtheir sufyort to the man that sig
nifies that he is in favor of House Bill
1853, including preferential rights for
eX-service men.
Imperial Valley press., 1920-02-18
Judge Suing To
Hold Court In
San Bernardino

judge Phil ID. Swing leaves Saturday
for San Bernardino, where he will sit
in place of Judge j. w. Curtis, who will
come to Imperial Valley. Judge Swing
will be gone a week.
This change is made necessary by the
fact that both Judge Swing and Judge
Cole have been disqualified from SIT
ting on the bench when the case or the
Ross Construction Company against the
irrigation district for thousands of dol
lars for alleged extras" when the big
intake was constructed.
Imperial Valley press., 1920-02-18
DERA{LED ENGINE
BLOCKS TRAFFIC
FOR A FEW HOURS

Southern Pacific train No. % and s.
ID. & A. No. We're held up for few
hours this morning on account of a
broken rail at Heber. The engine of a
lettuce hauler fouled the main line as
it was switching off the main line to go
TO Will Fawcett's shed, short distance
west of Heber. a wrecking train was
called out from Yuma and arrived on
the scene at 10 o'clock, hosting the de-
rallied engine on the track few min
11tps later
Imperial Valley press., 1920-02-18
Delightful Party
At Grogan Home

A delightful party was held at the
p. II. Grogan home last evening when
fifty members of the Catholic Young
Peoples Society gathered at card
party.
Miss lone Sammons won first honor
and Miss Marie Harrington the conso-
lation.
The party was the last of the Catho-
lie young people before Lent, which
began today.
Imperial Valley press., 1920-02-18

c. II. Merralls, Mulberry street north
to city limits, between Eighth street
west to city limits.
f. w. Judy, Commercial street north
to city limits, between Eighth street
and railroad.
C. H. Songes, Main street north to
city limits, between railroad east to city
limits.
j. S. Cunningham, Main street south
to city limits. between railroad east to
city limits.
Imperial Valley press., 1920-02-18
ASSEMBLY CONVENES
FOR CRUCIAL MEETING
(By Associated Press)

BUDA PEST, Feb. 1S-IIungary's
new national assembly convened today
and among the matters TO be considered
are the acceptance or rejection OF the
peace treaty, the determination or the
future forms of government for Hun
gary and economic law.
Imperial Valley press., 1920-02-18
COM NIT ZEE
TO Pr 0 BE
HIGH WAYS
NAMED

A committee of representative
citizens was named this morning by
Chairman j. 6. MOughmer of the
Imperial County Good Roads AssO-
ciation. The committee will report
at a meeting to be held next Satur-
day AT Imperial.
Mr.. Moughmer named the following
r.. d. Mccall, Imperial
B. ID. Irvine, BraWlcy.
D. L. HARRISON, Seeley.
c. d. Hartshorn, Holtville.
A. j. Houghton, Seeley.
O B. Tout, Ell Centro,
r. l.. Barnes, Ell Centre.
Persons who were permitted to view
the personnel of the committee today
felt that the selections of Mr.. Moughmer
would have been hard to improve.
a thorough investigation of the acts
of the commission will be made.
That the personnel of the committee
insures a fair investigation goes without
question.
This morning an announcement was
made that the highway committee of t..
farm bureau would also meet Saturday
1t is expected that the highway com
mittee will take important action at this
time.
The reorganized highway committee
of the farm bureau is as follows
Ben Nlier, First district.
ID. +. HARRISON, Second district.
l. S. McIllyany Third district.
J. y. Martin Fourth district
i. NJ. Gruwell, Fifth district.
E. D. Irvine, as president of the farm
bureau, acts with the committee
Imperial Valley press., 1920-02-18
GOV. L0WOEN
COMMENCES.
I D j R Of
STATE
(Bv Associated Press)

SIOUX FALLS, Feb. 18.-GOv-
ernOr Frank LOwden, Illinois
minority Republican candidate for
President i'm the South Dakota
primaries, arrived in Sioux Falls
today to commence his campaign.
Major General LeLonard Wood, ma
ity Republican candidate, Will com
mence his campaign in this state FEB.
"a and probably will be followed shortly
bv Senator Hiram Johnson.
Imperial Valley press., 1920-02-18
TYPHUS RACES
AMONG RUSS
REFUGEES
AT0DESSA
(ByAssOciated Prcss]

(ByAssOciated Prcss)
SEBASTOPOL, Feb. 18-The har.
Dor is cluttered with useless ship
ping. Ten thousand persons are
registered as waiting to get away,
while 1000 more are on ships from
Odessa without adequate food and
medicine.
Tcphus is raging among the refu.
gees.
Imperial Valley press., 1920-02-18

VLADIVOSTOK, Feb. 1S.-As a result
of negotiations between Krakowitiski
commander of the Senstvo army, and
NJ. Matsudaira, representing Japan, in.
structions have been sent to the Jap.
anese general in command to cease
sending Japanese troops from Vladivos
tok westward
Imperial Valley press., 1920-02-18

LONDON, Feb. 1S.-F'ierce fighting
between the Bolsheviki and separate en-.
emy groups in Tiraspol and Odessa re-
gions are reported in the official state
ment from the Soviet government at
Moscow.
Imperial Valley press., 1920-02-18

CONSTANTINOPLE, Feb. 1S.-The
situation in Southern Russia is so un
certain that allied officials are fearful
of a general Bolshevik triumph more
from internal dissension than the en-
trance of red forces from the outside.
Imperial Valley press., 1920-02-18

Continued on Page 81
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According to Perry l.. Hedrick, presi
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1920-03-18
SAYS MANKIND CANNOT
GET FED UP ON WAR
Excitement Incident To War
Necessary To Physical Well.
Being. Says DIR ven
Riper

Rockford, m March ls Dr nsn
ismin " Van Ripper of Rockford col.
iesc fof girls. IN a recent leriurr BE-
fore the student body said ~ The
right 81 mankind "a make war werl
lat 20 universal vote. she wUf.d
would vote forty 20 one fog g. llls
statement % being widely ais.sAs {
Mankind said Dr Van nlner
would not. n Il could. fntcra The
fighl to make ear Excitement "a
necessary 10 The physicRl We'll bcln4
- lhe faep War EXERCISES our nixh.
eft virtues courage sacrifice. sraln
81 ease and social solidarity n var
% ever eliminated Nc must hatl. 4
mpral substitute that will cal irta
piay THESE same siflnss Fake var
away aud human life would fiaiten oai
i1' defeat This uoald br cattle.
yard Of a planet wlh war Ron. nnd
Sunday school peace established.
frr All fhe time The Feenrreng, 81
wars all be reaaeed only hy eduea.
iion aud The cultivation of human i.l-
iowship.
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be'ns lhsiallui an Grand usatrf. sali
~ had fsasam " bsllsse that ai.
ismpis wsge besns made 40 damage
ep- asrAary ultimately asslfvy the
:. lsfailf b The introduction lass lt
~ certain elTmsefs We said thai 10
pne ~ las maHufAs,nfins elllss ~bsrs
taefs Nsfg foaF lodges. ussh iaaxs
had gessissd ive applications . tsisi
~ eiaat ln Aii al seni "a a. ths sans
ilus snd lhe appllssnl ia sseh sas~
~e~ gsepsnlasd as beins an sxiislos
itr safnsa shs bfsthsra 20 be- -.
veslailf eafefsl in sdmlttlnG pesls
tlgusFs lotto the order
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1920-03-18

land. The then rslnce of Wales as
Initiated Into the tfassfngly aud tFum
that llme 10 this. members u tlae 80
al family Of Ea9land inelHalnK neal
4, all N. Princes 81 Males. have heea
aetlsuly associated ~llh FfFema
sonfy and have ps~sFiuiiy tpulFib
as.d toward carf3inx on the ~ofA
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1920-03-18

way draa ln,o she llshi y daY
Tho errors ~ an a. laak pasasa
Hsayf'
answer. For the lspsoa ihet thsY
teash
Tho tolerance ~ vplnlon and -
Apeccb Lonnfeilow
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1920-03-18
assrruL RESULTS 20. -ga

Only a person who has e1pericncei
that awful -all night cough that
sometimeS follows influenza can ap-
precia.e what good nights sleep
can ne. Mrs Anna Dawson. sose
Myrtle st.. Long Beach. Cal. had
snch . cough. She vrisez The re-
suIt Of using FoIey's Honey and Tar
Bsa roetfui one Tor me-
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1920-03-18
THREE FOuRTHS or (lllCAt.O
CHILDREN ARE DEFEtIINE

Chicago. Marsh is.--Seveniy i've
per cent Of the soe. 900 school children
in Cheat are physically defective.
according to a statement made today
by Peter A. Morisnsen. superinien-
dent a schools The most common
ailments. the report said. we're bad
teeth and msinstrltfon-
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1920-03-18

Chapter A y met a. the hune os
Mrs. Walter uanphfey on Kasi Nohls
asenuc. fnesdas afsefnoou. Narch ia.
A short business >essi0n ~Ax held
after which the president, Mrs 4. A.
Hahn. conducted an especially later
eating round table discussion On the
''Ilalkau s,Ases
bulgaria and lis reopls MIS-
Walter Humphrey The women ol
bulgaria" Mrs NJ l. Armaniroui
~Ramansa a. an Agricultural ccun
Try Mrs y l. Gahl RoamAnia and
Her Ambitions" Mrs v o Hopkins
"constsniinople. Ars. r. n call.
colt; Montenegro. Before Ahe late
War Mr. Charles l.csh War el
1919" Mra Henry nAdd.
Those present we're MssdAmes
NJ / Armsniroul. A A wea y @
Hopkins N u Newman. Rslph Davis
Vim. Bicken. l. A. Hahn r. "a Gait.
colt. Henry podd chas. Lesh, ans
p 1. Gail.
II y
Mlss Alice pyaani ~ Omaha. ip here
visiting her ne he~ a. r nssani
and her brother J g I.e~ls. aud ioln
ed her sister Mrs. l.. " DysAni. m
l. here visiting from Los AnEcle
Cat
= y b
NJ NJ c. Club.
The n NJ q. club spent pleasant
Wednesday Afternoon with Mrs = =
Mccoy. and All we're enthusiastic
workers with needle hook and shuttle
senrs Of ireland on the ylrirolA and
plano selections hy Mrs Vic Ions
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1920-03-18
WILL MAKE ALL WAR
LOANS RUN SIXTY YEARS

Budapest. March - s~t;oysfnment
officials are preparing blll For sub
lfisslou 20 the national assembly Tor
she consolidation af all war loans into
& unified compulsory sixty year loan.
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1920-03-18
"oLD GLORY" CLASS
PASSES TO ROYAL sGcREr

tcontlnued ffc.n Pase -
class 10 the diBlnz hall The music
will partske some Of jaxx. bot accord
snx 10 the new rnlins. no teak Cane
ing will be permitted Al the last
dance. exhl l,ifions of The cheex TO.
cheek and the Ne~ark bunIy lug me,
With disfasor and are esteemed ostre
by the entertainment COMMITTEES.
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1920-03-18

A. the initial noHilns ~ hsR
Nasoalc organization ~ Port worth.
Icsa.. the scottish Rite sinp. plsns
we're at on f0ot luohlas ta~asd ihe
building of sNasonls hospital 10 tast
city.
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1920-03-18
K. c. MARKETS

Kansas City. March is.--Hoz re-
eslpfs. 5000. steady TO soc higher.
Bulk. sfsool5se: heavies sH.oea
i8.io. medium. Sisesa i5.eo: lights.
sl55oGn5.ss. pigs. ti2.7sn is.eo.
cATTLE-Rccespts. f.3es. steady.
Heavy steers. s131Saif.5e. medium
sils5nf2f5. common. sio.f56iiso:
lights. stiL's1isss. cows. sss5a
i.ss. calves. sIa<sss q $50: stcckers.
xs.ss@if5o.
Receipts. 2.0es: steady.
Lambs. sIssoals.ee: ewes. Oil "a
1875.
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Mics Georgia NimAfe ana llafff
l.noasni Trout ser married ~ rs
Farmer ilatshinsou Al 81 l.akss naf.
sDnAge uAAhoma cay Aanh n a.
So y m
Ms. Aimafe = fofmcf umhfie
slri. ard attended schnul hnFc. and
after haslng completed hvf bpslnens
sdurstinn fleepted iositian ~ih
The Nl,hl Oklahoma Ssgam csnssa !,
where 81. has hesn employed fof ths
last year
liafff i.soarfd 1Toat a from vie
sinis. soanf man of sleFllmr aaai.
iilea and Il lFas cllne saissmAn fol
she i.ealls Jadt. Adsvrslslns com
pay
Immediately after the ecfemouy
they iefg fof wtehita Kansas CT,
and ether eainis lh lhe nutfh
X - ~
Much inteFest hUs been artascd ia
the sisle shows 90 be- held fflds,
nisht
X a NJ
Mrs t.alpn Crow ~ oklahoma clts
g. sisiilng ffionds Ia she eifs
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1920-03-18
o.l,eh,,sl psr,, A. us'.ra's

lsst Evening Mrs L. iiciand.
Nrv " y nlckford and Nlss Anna
l,iey entertained the meuhsf ~
IN. Altar soeisly aud their illsnds
ofh = "nve hundred usr'y a. ibc
',-tnd home Al 90 EAst Haff.-pn.
'g,.h scores a. lhe game W. made
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1920-03-18
cAso 90 r.Asss

W. ehh 10 ghahk esf lFisaas aad
nsirhhasa taF ih~lr klndne@s aaFlns
tnr tifkness and death u oag hss
hahd aud aihef
SIZE n'nahafi And lsmlif
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1920-03-18

oAflNs Tncu ucrr
"oef ehlef sanf ia itfs i srre-
hoay ~ho tAall usks as 81 shaf Ns
ean. ia - the ~efsisu S. s ffieaa
Ralph Nslto taefsoe
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1920-03-18
B [ | S S $..lss ! $.s.'s,s ! / !

ter gs.n fF,se Nhs~mstssae = ns~sifs
ftseH "a - fstsegs a ~ ktff>fts
- feaaHff So eftf = ~ fftsIsF& ssI tlse
s<-4e~f 80 49, ttf>kffFA4Hts ntfss
>AfftN ltfkH~ tAAlf4~ 49, -
r4s@nft - Hss4A AsNxha aR8 nAaks tssf
80 - 49, nsexfs em1 kNtmets. seaaettex
- essss ffselN kkAt ls.teiks - tkesA
t,er nt4eN >kfftH titan fAnlff
- FixH sHt fstsW 80 ~ 50. - =
80 ~ 4. kefia Na4V ~ So 49,
~ eHe etatef ! nakfefs,t esA asne alse
fheNteetis0s tNAa sl fte ssmtFsthe
tAia - etAastf KssNlaE ttfhf an4 ! tsNt
itli sea - saffsfst 4 patse ~ 80
flfsa 80 tsta asa ! tsss tflst eAssffa4IlF
siai Hatetaa ssf~tfsf So tFsn stlt aetA
N~eA HISS Nkk4tr lfHNNM - si
netsA tMaAks Is fs*W ftAh 4 a. NAtH~
\shaH aiestt FFetn Nl4s& <AfrtH
iifUts iast tsk featsiss uf ~
A>tfA etriaas sst s. ~ - stta kiss
-t tssftas slat sssfs "a kfftNfsf a
NitNe. Fef eeh ~ kf kfdsns ttao 45ssa
lN haxsN eNet#iHtaK s* Asess FNg ~ - aaaz
tuAsst sitF faf ke Wtts ~ A -
HilN~ 80 NAssfl Ntllsi< "a IA
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1920-03-18

T. Il not generally hAo~h ihsl Res
laali de k0yen. the sciFsfaisd spie.
tossr uhn died Recently Nas Aaf
aon. and laok aaits a. atilsa lntrfesi
in the fraternity 10 tnKiend ~ b
Wsii .sS~ a. The eampussf ~ Iinpsa
Hoos.~ .ntl Van wlsAas' "isl .
anmber ~ oghsf operas 10 ~aa
very saeeessfai ~giief ~ enmie opefs
no, quite 20 sussessial howesef "a
,hs field Of Krand opefn. ~hsfs his
amhgllou nomstIms. bed Aln A. .
writer 81 ballads ~ ~as noied fof
hls ability 20 pfodure afaseiui saaxs
~ which hls name y sissehed a
about enc hundred ard tlfif az sell
"a 20 = number uf operas
The prrssns Gesnf Master ~ ias
st...4 ...4us - Maaaaf huNf4.M As
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Cali Phone s66 ss Once
and make an appointment for Sunday.
All kinds Of chiropodist work.
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Deemer got 10 the guests rooa'
early.
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1920-03-18

In 1T. p~eniy ,ssfb ffi1r tn
founding Of the Grand Lodge Of Eng.
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1920-03-18


Nfs fe.. Aahoa and Mrs. ~ Va
ton ~nl entsrtAsn todas ~ilh a pns
O'Clock luncheon n heaof ~ Mrs Nc
Neal ~ Tulsa. Mfs . o lais Nts
narterd. Nrs " Harris and Mrs
Calen Grow. wlll b. M fTam Gala
home Cty 10 attena ihe iunrheor
y = y
Ms Harry Swops ~ n'lllshtef
Apon, shnt time yesterday wllh
"rs A { poiae
y = -
CITY Fsaetstien.
The city Federation ~lfi mee' NJ
"a, Carnegie library on ssiaidas a.
rtlotk
n = ~
'lns " a. Lace ana Nst y
j, srned sent 20 oklahoma rny fst.
Z, f.ay 20 attend recital si'sn oi
itnN Marie incs Who altenfA o h"ol
2. the M "a Mary. academy,
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NNs tAihefln@ lvsa snitfiasrea
infsrnkil, 9Th : an'cns 'sfts isst
ss.nlas a. her Acme A, - ) N''fls
attnae Al the sseee p a. rNtninf
8alats rsfseahmeHts sasR ~stse ~ -
patrisk utft seFset ~ ui*s Marie
neAa e. the ssssis ~im esfe Misses
isa Wei nhea N@,.p Nsgf Clsirs
pssts Kiss 0sffnvs lieisn AaA Per.
aate Nfitkusf kane weisa ea'
Narrsret Dean. pefelhs lieasins and
g.oaiss Hafse and Gave HOLMAN nf
commanfhe. TexAs Ns~aoa ss,eA
nai. Nessnles Ire UaTuef fwt
ilnlnAn niny Ross lohn ana uafrs
Mason. nsfon p<selms Wafrcn Van
Nooser Robert rollsN ead Pa
Scrutchfleid
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added sTeagl, 20 she eaksswent 81
al Mr. 0sorse n. Rpsfsfman. NFs
Ne t<sAx and Miss AdSe ka~sris.
essi.lea Mrs. Mecox n ssFslnx = De-
slrions t~o.conFss lunshean n ~Aish
ne ~ rautrk sfsen as aesishtfaliY
fepfessatet
fha@s prsssni wsse Nfs " :
Masan. NFN A = iNoeAs. Ms~ isfk
Csslof. Mr. " I saatArsh Ms q
= fsr.es Nrs A stssffsF Ns
" re4a Nrs fFaak nasshsr. Mr..
nsA " ROTTERDAM. Nrs No isnx
anA N44s AIDE ka~suis fha ueAt
sa.silae "a b. sta Ms 4 : NJ.
seu
& -
~ A u s~ees has tales ~ VAe
der,oefss practice a. Ca Fasi Nsa
s4re "a has hea over lhifty yfafs
afaAfs- in hemeapsfh, ~ will y
siAf ia see al she netiafs patisals
aat asit1mc urw anta
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Cny Federai'ou A, Liaers : -
ciork
fhl neila Gamma Club Nrs @ &
cAesnat
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Taa u Ma ciah Nsss la nAnieis
kaoney Nooney shan cab Mrs
q 4. Mopklns
War Mothers. I - tAhrArY.
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hy Mfs tieofar nshna art SIS
"a 'arslA sna me sae seof. 81 49,
1v roftsf os Dallas ,n4 NJ fiplau
ihs elsse Of IA lsms p ifesh
erts wsfe serr1 sa shoes iostf
kuessN
s. II
The nlsah-fe - a. Niesksss saa
iay sfhss,i slass plAnnra > sagpffss
Nhen fsaFtesu met A bis hnmw M.a
nesfAf rhs sSealns ~es speni wWk
Uutls snd sanes keffeshmsnis sefv
SERVED a. ihs elnse ~ the fesnsns
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The prrscns Grand Master ~ TO-
Grand f1sdgr ~ Aassae ebuesis@ "a AZ.
thur u. rfiner. ~ho immediately afts'
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Not many visitors IBIS NIP.
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The big class Ia cieas tNer'ind =
sald team worker
The Illustrative organ Music ina
proves with each reunion
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1920-03-18

THURSDAY
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The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1920-03-18

Much lnleres, has been anaasca in
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The Kennewick courier-reporter. [volume] (Kennewick, Wash.) 1914-1938, 1920-05-13
PRINCESS PROGRAM

Friday, May Ia. .....e
Constance Talmadge in "a Temper
mental Wife" This is a comedy
drama, full of funny situations and
sure to please. Also Ford Weekly.
****& -G...E
Saturday
William Farnum in "Riders of The
Purple Sage" a drama full of excite
ment, thrills and being an adoption
of one of Ease Gray's novels is well
worth seeing. Also Photograph.
Sunday
Billie Rhodes in "The Lamb and the
Lionv a comedy drama. Also "The
Foolish Age" Mack Sennett comedy.
Monday
Florence Reed in ga Woman Under
Oath" Also the Selznick News and
antics.
Tuesday
Theda Bara in "When Men Desire
and the Fox News.
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Wednesday,
Dorothy Dalton in "Market of
Souls" a strong dramatic play. Also
Lyons and Moran in "Officer, Call a
Cop"
Thursday
Charley Chaplin in one Of his clas-
siest Mutual comedies "The Vaga-
bond" Never shown in Kennewick be-
fore. Also Fox Feature.
Coming soon
Katherine Mcdonald in "The
The Kennewick courier-reporter. [volume] (Kennewick, Wash.) 1914-1938, 1920-05-13

Increases in pay approximating $500
each for every public school teacher
in Seattle, beginning September l.,
were authorized by the school board,
but the same officers announced that
in order to raise the money a special
election must be called to vote on the
question. of an increase in the tax
levy. s.@ s.. ..".r. .ss#
Plea of former acquittal in the case
of Elmer Smith and Mike Sheehan, al
legged Industrial Workers of the World,
charged with the murder of Arthur
McElfresh, Centralia armistice day
parade victim, was entered by defense
counsel, Ralph s. Pierce, when the
two men were arraigned in Lewis
county superior court at Chehalis.
Burcham Brothers have completed
piling work on the bulkhead at Robin
son Bend on the Lewis river; where
the county and road district are pro-
tecting the Lewis river road and the
Pacific highway from encroachment by
the river. About 1900 feet of piling
bulkhead was driven and the county
has crews busy rip-rapping the front
age and putting in other protective,
work +
Sale OF hundreds of gallons Of ia
maica ginger, an alcohol tincture, by
Washington drug stores, has aroused
Donald A. Mcdonald, federal prohibi-
ton director, to appeal for regulations
limiting the sale Of the medicine"
Jesse A. Aldridge, struggling to save
his little daughter who had fallen off
a log into the water, was drowned in
slough off Lake Sammamish, near
Seattle, Sunday afternoon. The girl.
Dorothy, z years old, was rescued
Decision to demand flat rise Of
SIS month each in salary, to take
effect June 1, and an additional rise
of $40 each effective January 1, 1921,
was reached at a meeting of represent
atives of all city employees OF Spokane.
Captain John C: Badger Of Toledo
has just completed and launched q
boat for service in the Cowlitz river:
1t will be equipped with high-pow-
cred engine and will be capable of
carrying 80 passengers and a load of
freight.
Ralph J. Hennessey, former teller at
the Bank of California, of Seattle,
pleaded guilty to charge of having
embezzled $7374 of the banks funds,
and was sentenced to serve Is months
at the United States penitentiary at
Mcneil island.