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Cavalier County farmers press. (Langdon, N.D.) 1920-1921, 1920-12-16
CORRESPONDENCE
MOSCOW
Dan Sundberg was a county sea-
Visitor Saturday on business.

Dan Sundberg was a county sea-
visitor Saturday on business.
MIR. Calvert Enger surprised the
neighborhood by returning Saturday
from his trip to Thief River Falls,
Mimi, and having Joined the list of
~benedicts. The bride was formerly
Miss Marie Monson, of Thief River
and though not very we'll known to
the people of this community, having
onlv spent a short time in this county
last fall, is a most esteimable young
lady. The bridegroom has the most
hearty congratulations of his many
acquaintance and the young couple
have heaps of good wishes for a long
and happy married life. For the
present they will make their home
with Mr.. and Mrs. Melvin Enger
till other arrangements can be made.
The choir was invited to the
Arthur Anderson home Sunday after
noon for practice of the Christmas
numbers which the choir will render
at services Dec. 26th and at the
Christmas tree and program the
same evening.
Mr.. Arthur Anderson made the
purchase last week of a fine lot of
cattle, consisting Of five head of
Purebred Registered Shorthorns from
M, Liebeler at Langdon.
Mr.. Gunder Strand was a Langdon
visitor Saturday from Mimic getting
medical treatment for q bad case of
toothache which he has been nursing
for the past week or more.
Albert brush was another Langdon
CALLER Saturday from Mimic.
Mr.. and Mrs. Sam Gunderson were
visitors at the Dan Sundberg home
Sunday.
The Moscow Jr. sewing club met
at the home of the little Misses
Marie and Clarice Amoth Saturday
afternoon and attended to their regu-
lar routine of business and also held
their quarterly election of officers
as follows:
Ida Amoth-President.
Velya Hill-Vice President.
Marie Amoth-Secretary.
Lillian Observation-Disclosures
Edna Hill, Gladys Gunderson ane
Clarice Amoth were appointed com
mittee On purchases.
Carl Amoth, Chas. Doe and Johl
Thorn are spending a few days il
the capacity of jurymen on THU
calender of court.
Miss Magma Lien who has beel
visiting at the Carl Amoth home thu
past week left for her home Tuesday
The social and basket party givel
at Mimic school last Friday evening
was a success in spite of the rathe
bad weather that evening. A nea
sum was realized from the sale
which we understand is to be use'
for gymnasium equipment. TIL
music by the Wales orchestra wa
we'll appreciated
Cavalier County farmers press. (Langdon, N.D.) 1920-1921, 1920-12-16
L''' 5'7i Sc ch4!9

On Thursday afternoon. the 9th
was held the regular meeting of our
literary society. The program con-
sisted of readings, speeches and mu-
steal numbers, followed by a very in
teresting debate on the subject as to
whether or not there should be an ed
vocational qualification for the voter.
John Sandberg, Fred Snowfeld and
Ethel Williamson upheld the affirma-
tive, while the negative was in the
hands of Stanley Karsky, Florence
Livingood and Margaret Murie. The
judges decision gave the negative a
two to one verdict. Due to the sue
cess of last weeks debate the high
school has decided to organize a de-
batting team for the winter. Tryouts
will be held on Friday morning in
the assembly, when the following
will participate: Fred Snowfield.
Margaret Murie, Florence Livingood,
Charley johnson, Fay Bentley, Chas.
Hagan, Edward Johnston, Muriel
Radford, John Sandberg and Mar
garet Stevenson, 1t is possible that
the first debate for the team will
be with the Langdon woman's club.
Public speaking seems to be very
popular with the students
Last Friday mornings opening
exercises were given over to extern
poraneous speeches by the seniors.
A girls glee club has been organ.
lied during the past week A large
number tried out and the following
were the successful candidates.
Seprano-Ada Mcdonald. Muriel
Radford, Anna Schoenbechlar. Clara
Scott, Isabel Kyncl. Frances Gilbert
son, Ruth Lee. Edith Moore, Phyllis
Opie, Mayme Schwan, Louisa Nc.
Mcdonald, Eva Plnmmer, Anna M ay
Stevenson
Alto-Christina, Robertson. Lydia
Crockett, Marjorie Robertson, Faye
Bentley, Mary Gellner, Lorna Stein,
Christina Mcdonald, Margaret Murie,
Ethel Williamson Dorothy Koehm.
stedt, Saloma lliebeler.
Margaret Stevenson is pianist, Mr.,
E. Paulson is taking charg4. Mar
garet Murie is president aod Anna
Schoenbechler was chosen secretary
and treasurer. A muaic committee o
Ada Mcdonald, Solema Liebeler ant
Muriel Radford was chosen
The second six week report cards
were given out last week. The re
sults were fairly satisfactory. The
three students receiving the highes
grades were Charles Hagan with a,
average of 95; Lucy Johnston 90 j /:
and Edna Rose, "a. Other students
having an average Of 80 or NOR,
were Marion Void. Lillian Parker
Faye Bentley. Margaret Stevenson,
Lena Biseni US, Elsie Burnett. Marth
,Thon, Phyllis 0pie. Ethel William
son and Leonard Johnston. Severa
students who missed getting on tn
honor roll by o fraction vowed tina
Cavalier County farmers press. (Langdon, N.D.) 1920-1921, 1920-12-16
Additional Short Local

Only seven more shopping days
before Christmas.
Henry ohlheiser and wife were
Wales visitors here Monday.
Merchant Hunter was here on a
business trip from Wales on Monday
John Debrow was here for a visit
of a week with his father, leaving
yesterday for his home in the Forks
Peter Schmidt is back in Langdon
after a visit Of nearly a month to his
old home in Bemidji and . short
trip to the Twin Cities.
M. o. Strom the MAZDA banker,
was ameng the number in town last
Friday from the northern boundary
line on business.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1920-03-07
SAYS BERGDOLL DESERTED
COUNTRY IN time OF WAR
Government Outlines Its Case Against
Wealthy Young PhiIadclphian Ac-
cuscd of "Draft Dodying."

NEW YORK, March G.--Licutcnant-
Colonel Cresson, trial Judge Advocate.
In outlining the governments case
against Grover Cleveland Bcrgdoll,
wealthy young PhiladelDhian. now be-
i"- court inartialcd on Governors ISL
end for cvadins the draft. today de-
cl'rcd that the sole issue is wAther
~" accused is guilty ''of the most
d"Spiccb" crime Of dcscrtinE HE; coun-
Try in time OF war" The question of
GerSdolls health, mental or physical
ana whether or not any attempts had
ease. he added, nave nothing to do
with the issue.
The government will produce evil
d.ncc. backed by testimony OF ind
Ni"uals. To show that Bergdoll not only
iled 10 report for military duty when
ordered ann was legally indicted into
n" army. but ran away" with the
p"ccsshry intent TO desert. Colonel
a;resson stated. In support Of tho
contention that BcrgdoIl intended to
desert. he declared. witnesses will tes-
iiamc of Carson at hotel In layers
town. Md. and stayed there for an
cNtcndcd length of time.
l;erGdoll's. counsel clearly indicated
rhc probable line of defense. Harry
W"EbcrEer, OF counsel for tho ac-
cuscd. moved that tho court dismiss
the case against Bcrgdoii on the gov
crmment's statement OF it's program.
lie declared Lieutcn ant Colonel Ores
~on had shown that there was no
evidence TO prove that sufficient notice
lad been given Bergdoll by local boar I'd
for division 9. Philadelphia. to- make
him Il soldier.
Government failure TO comply with
inc draft regulations YVES also charged
by WcinbcrEer.
Iscrgdolls registration card was
put in evidence, although Wcinberger
refused 10 admit the signature on IL
10 he Bcrgdulls. The card showed
The defendant on June -, 1917 to- lie
single, without dependents Of any kind
ANA making no claim for exemption
from the drafts OH the grounds Of
physical or mental disability.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1920-03-07
Bran,c Sets EN- Up,
But Only for Fish
Federal Reve1,ale Agent
Poatrs 200 Quarts of
Whisky DoaUn SeaUer.

Come on In, the waters fine" shout
the little fish as they shimmee to the
tune OF the March winds over the
James.
We fishermen may follow their ad
vice too for there is a soft fragrance
hanging over the murky Stream.
Since yesterday this fragrance has
been there. II is the result OF an order
by 5. X: Bramc, chief internal revenue
agent for the Southern District, to
destroy 200 or more quarts OF whisk y
which has been accommodating in the
vaults OF the department for ages.
Without ceremony or form the nccks
OF the bottles were cracked over q
cheap iron sink in the Federal Build
ing. and the costly fluid gurEiing
down the pipes. with the musical sound
2f the crystal mountain streams, from
mated
Hog many anxious hastings OF the
river water there will be is a con
Junction, but the rusty implements or
the anglers will be dragged from many
an attic today.
There should be great sport for the
hshernan now. for who knows what
al incbr!ated fish may do?
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1920-03-07
lUDENDoRFF GOES TO RUSSIA
Former German Chief PaHHs. Through
Finland Accompanied by Large
Stnn.
tBy Associated Press.y
nav As1y,ri.fei p-ensl

LONDON. March 6.-Gcncral Luden-
l.a. according so HelsinEf ors dis
do-m. crst while head OF the German
Finnish territory on his way TO Rus
patch 10 the Central News. accom-
panied by large stan.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1920-03-07
new LUMBER COMBINATION
IS WORLDWIDE IN SCOPE
Formed to Standardize Buying and
Distribution, but Will, Not. At
tempt 60 Fix Prices.
Il,y Asso lated Press.l

NEW ORLEANS. LA. March s.-For-
m niat;o Of tho american Lumber, Asso-
dealers of the United States is de-
ciared TO be the greatest lumber or
sanization In the world.
The new association will begin opera
with headquarters In Chicago. It's mem
berShip comprises wholesale lumber
dealers IN all important American cities
with selling connections in all parts
OF the world.
Pittsburgh Aan In President.
l.. German, Jr.. OF Pittsburgh, has
been selected president, and l.. r. Put
nam. OF New Orleans. who has been
tension for the Southern Pine Associa-
Ton. has been appointed manager. Mr..
G t;onni !,, also is president Of the Ma
Distributors, which was formed to
serve the lumber needs, OF the United
States government during tho war.
According to Mr.. Putnam. who made
tho announcement Of the formation of
tho wholesalers association, the same
style or organization that handled the
lumber situation for the government
organ zation.
In the official announcement the pur-
poses or the association are stated to
pc TO STANDARDIZED tho buying and dis
wholesale lumber business; to enforce
a rigid code Of business ethics among
lumber wholesalers; to systematic dis
ket shall be crying vainly for lumber
while other parts are glutted, and to
devise means for eliminating the pres
ent enormous wastase in the lumber
business.
Nothing to DO with Prices.
The association. 1t was announced.
VIII have nothing to do with the fixing
Of prices of lumber. which will be de-
cided by the manufacturers as at pres
cnt.
IT was stated that this Is the first
national organization of wholesale lum-
Der dealers ever effected in this coun-
try The central Office in Chicago, it
was said. will act as a lumber clear
ing house for the country's leading
wholesalers. through which close touch
viii be maintained with world needs.
enabling the association to distribute
the ma tons lumber supply SO as to meet
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1920-03-07
DECLARES DRY AMENDMENT
ANNULS CONFLICTING LAWS
King Files Brief in
support Of Federal Court
DEGREES.

WASHINGTON, March 6.-Solicitor-
General King, in brief filed today in
support Of Federal Court DEGREES. dis
missing injunction proceedings against
the Nolstead act in Massachusetts,
contendcd that the eighteenth amend
ment annuls all conflicting State and
Federal laws previously passed.
The amendment, the brief added, does
not take from the States authority to
enact similar enforcement legislation,
except 10 the extent that the con-
fcrring of concurrent power upon
Congress may be limitation"
These contentious were designed to
rcfutc arguments that the amendment
operated 10 abolish all powers which
either Congress or the State had pre-
viously exercised over intoxicating
liquors.
Appeals in the case will be argued
Monday, with the Rhode Island suit
and the Kentucky distilleries case.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1920-03-07
URGES 10 PER CENT CUT,
IN NEWS-PRINT'S USE
Publishers' Associntion's Committee
Requests Advertisers to Reduce
Their Space.
tBy Associated Presa1


tBy Associated Presas1
NEW YORK. March 6.-Immediate
reduction OF 10 per cent in consump-
ton of newsprint paper by all news
papers and request to advertisers to
reduce their space 10 per cent during
the present emergency were urged
IN Il resolution adopted here today by
the board OF directors and paper com
mittcc OF the American Newspaper
publishers Association. In case ad-
vertiscrs will not cooperate, the asso-
cation advises publishers to raise
their advertising rates sufficiently to
bring about the proposed reduction.
Appreciable saving already has been
Effected, according to committees in
charges of the campaign for news
print conservation. n majority of
newspapers are reported to be Co op-
Grating in such economies as cutting
size and number of editions. climinat-
ing wastagc. increasing selling prices
and raising advertising rates. In
creased demands for advertising space.
however. have interfercd with the
campaign to bring the consumption of
newsprint within the limits of the
present mill production.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1920-03-07
CATHOLIC WoMEN'S COUNCIL
NAMES ITS OFFICERS
Mrs. Michael Gavin, of New York, IL
Elected National BoJy's First
PRESIDENT.
| by Associated Prcss.l

:. II! N'fUCIdtctl PEcSs.I
= WASHINGTON. March with tho
election OF officers. the conference Of
Roman Catholic club women. held here
10 organize the National Catholic
Womcns Council, adjourned today.
Mrs. Michael Gavin. Of New York. was
chosen president; Mrs. VT Donovan.
81 lIouis. first Vice president: Miss
Agnes Rcgan. San Francisco. second
Vice president; Mrs. Theresa Nolan
pig. Pittsburgh. third vice president;
Miss Florence Loeber. New Orleans.
treasurer, and Mrs. Harry Bnnz!Srr.
Baltimore, secretary. The board OF di-
rectors includes one representative
each OF the fourteen archdiocese OF
the United States.
chief among the recommendations
made by tho delegates was the cstao-
)ishncnt OF a service bureau 10 list NIL
HonHn Catholic social service work
org, and to perform the work of an
employment exchange.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1920-03-07
Social Happenings
ADDITIONAL SOCIETY MEWS III
SECTION THREE.
voice Recital ON Thur.d.y.

One oc the musical events of tho
week will be tho recital given Thurs
day evening at 500 o'clock in the Jof-
garet Rose Mcclure, pupil OF Mrs John
A Murphy. will DO the Soloist. Miss
Mcclure Is a coloratura soprano and u
charming program has been arranged.
evening Will be Shepherd Webb, plan
list, and George MICA. Cowardin, futist.
Entertained In North Carolina.
On Tuesday afternoon Mrs. w. r.
Confer. OF "Skyland Terrace" Canton,
y. c.. was hostess at a pretty lun-
cheon given for Mrs. w. Edward Rob-
erts, her sister, and her guests, Mrs.
Lula Page cowherd, of Iiichmond. Mrs.
CowherA is spending some time in Can
ton as Mrs. Roberts guest, and Il mum
Der or affairs will be given for her
during her stay there.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1920-03-07

Lewis. Blanto Ferguson. waldrop,
man, Evans, Price. Nottingham. Pol
lard htcKennY. Kappcs. Durrctt. o.
Brlen. Montague. Dunaway. Bethel.
Mahone, BurkS. Jones, Thomas. James,
MarInon. Lovelade. McEloath.
Tho chaperons OF the evening were
Mrs. f. NJ. Hoadley, Mrs. J. G. Gwat-
kins, Mrs. A IL. Donnan, Mrs. J. r..
Cahill, Mrs. w. A. Evans. Mis-: Julia
Il. Weiseger and Mrs. Walker.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1920-03-07
TWENTY.oNE
REGRET RoPER's RESIGNATION
President Exwesscs Appreciation /,
many Hents' Services In Different
Difficult posttIno. - .
[By Associated rress. !

~ .NsSocla'eu ross -
w SHfNGTON. March s.--Acceveses3
with great regret" the resignatioS
Daniel G. Roper. rs Commissioner :.
Internal Revenue. President Wi,s$s
told MIR. Roper in a letter made pubiS
appreciated his services to tho ror
crnment "for many years IN Iinerc,,
difficult positions and always vii,
distinction" "H'
Commissioner Roper based his "a.
ignation, his letter TO the Presldsn
decloses. on a desire to "re-ents- mi
waite life to pursue my personal 'pians
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1920-03-07
MARRIAGE LICENSES

Charlie T. walos fc3). Richmond.
Merle L. Kirby t22). Richmond
Philip Collier Brecdcn (42,. Richmond.
Ella Watt Baker (2S). Richmond
Eddie Russell Wade taS). Richmond
Florence r. Sharpe f2), Richmond
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1920-03-07
Chinn to Send Repre.cntntixea.

NEW YORK. March G-The Ameri-
can Chamber of Commerce. of China,
Will send ten delegates to the Nation
al Foreign Trade Convention. to be
held in San Francisco May 1915, I'M
der the auspices of the National For
here today.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1920-03-07
Jarvis-rolkcr,


Miss kntharynJ Peyronnet Tolkcr
and MIR. Floyd j.. Jarvis were quietly
married yesterday afternoon at the
hqmc of the brides parents, Mr.. and
Mrs. III. b. Tolkcr. The only attendants
were Miss Agnes II. Cruickshanks, of
Washington. ID. c. and Albert ..
Smith and Henry G. Tolker. Rev. G..
MacLarcn Brydon performed the ccre-
mony. Mr.. and Mrs. Jarvis will be at
home after March Is, at 211 Chamber
Ign Avenue.
Fraternity Dance.
Members OF the Beta Beta and Eta
Chapters of Kappa Sigma fraternity
enjoyed a joint dance en Friday even
ing at the Woman's Club. A buffet
supper was served about midnight.
Among thh girls dancing we're:
Misses Williams, l.. Smith. Daniel.
l.ipscomb, Wall, IIllsman. Wade.
Michacls, Easlcy. Gary. Il. Ramey.
Itamey. Whitlock. Turner, Sanford,
Humphrey, II. Shepherd, V. Taylor, V.
Shepherd, DOMAIN, Dennis, Staples,
Smith, Brady, Bragg. Moore. Robinson.
O.. Shepherd, Digs, and Roop.
Boys attending the dance were
AIessrs Ellis. Harrison. Dickinson, Will
takcr, Fleming. Johnson, Oliver, j.
Thomas. Holloway. Bert Cochran.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1920-03-07
CITY NEWS IN BRIEF

Major Alexander Forward. OF the s.ata
CORPORATION Commission. Will give a lee
tpIe on his trip to the Balkans Tue.d az
Iiternoon at o'clock a. the home OF Mra.
Lucy Moon. seo Monument Avenue. The
event mas been planned by the I.adicS Aid
Society of the Church OF the Holy Com
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1920-03-07
Announce Engagement.

Announce Engagement
Mr.. and Mrs. Frank y. Stanfleld. 1925
Park Avenue, announce the engage
ment and approaching marriage Of
their daughter, Louise, to John T. Cot
trcll. Tho wedding will take place the
latter part of this month
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1920-03-07

the market demand, ut minimum ex-
pcnsc.
Every field win DO covered BY tho
association, there bofng departments
Tor yellow pine, Douglas FIR. cypross, red
cedar. white pine. hardwoods and all
other kinds.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1920-03-07


%ooa N the hS%s Of ME TS.
S S mas been planned by the LadicsN Aid
fortc-.
y, Evangelist, Price will speak at the Young
. the ely wii! have charge Of ;hs music.
5nes E,hel b anf lola Wyatt VIII sling ae
violin. Miss Virginia Fra!es will also sing
y: .. Hunley pastor OF Hanover Avenue
the Interchurch Conferences on EvanseIism
,n"sIow morning. When and Where is
tomorrow nsh; sa 0 3 se 81 fe sa1 set Of
series Of seI,mons OF Questions for Thought
lnond Structural steel Social OrEanization
attended the second meeting Friday night
Reg. j. g.. Montague addtcssed the. club
and ana a oi musical pIosram consisting OF sew
made short address. Music was furnished
by the White Rose Orchestra.
Edward II. Rowcils. clerk Of tho CITY Cir
cut Court. was reported to be slightly bet
tor yesterday evening. Mr.. Rowelle has been
confined to his home for more than a week
case Of influenza.
,,Evange!istic. services. which started at the
Hofs Memorial Presbyterian Church last
,he week. will continue through Sunday.
except satuEday. Rev. James f, Cook is
l.. conducting The singing. special feature
oh. UreetF. Ole B. ,orstonM. :. .MFwYP
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1920-03-07
Two Fined for speedi

Two Fined for Speeding.
For speeding through the streets of
Richmond in automobiles, L. Watkins
and A. l.. Link were fined $50 and costs
in Police Court yesterday morning
Imperial Valley press., 1920-05-01
At The Hotels
BARBARA WORTH

Stopping at the Barbara Worth are:
c. B. Hingate, Berkeley; F. r. Quack
M. j. Burch, San Francisco: J. J.
Flanagan, Pinte; VIM. Burke, San
francisco; A. Greenspan, Jacumba
T. S. Somers, Los Angeles; Buddy Nc
Wadham, Imperial: Chandler Sprague
A. M Richeleu, Thos. Lee woolwine
James F. Smith, A. o. Fisher, H. Bell
H. Huboll, F. Callahan, Carl W. Ander-
son Art Teal, T. w. McDuitt, Los An
geles; w. F. Neale, w. Y Neale Waco
Texas; L. r. Smith, Los Angeles; l. N
Beffel, New York City; Miss Cathelene
San Diego; Ruth visel, Elsie Lutz
Holtville; w. ]. Tesh, San Diego; Geo
r. Watson, VIM. B. Stopp, Los Angeles
l.. V. Teeple, New York City; Carl B.
Mason, Cincinnati, Ohio.
. OREGON
Registered at the Oregon: w
Walters, San Diego; A. G. Jones
francisco: 3. Carpentsr, Mesford
Oregon; S. p. Cosby, Berkeley; M. e
Nook, San Francisco; and Mrs. l.
Cole, CaleXico.
CASA REY
At the Casa Rey are: Harry Hamil-
ton, Quiency, III; E. Geesdorf, Chi
cago; Virgin Patterson and wife, I'm
Mr.. and Mrs. Stanley La Sfee, Sar
Diego. fB} 9rJCt
PRINCESS
The following are at the Princess
for the day: G. B. Parker, r. A. Crep-
pen, San Diego; w. r. Stanton, an6
wife and Alice Stanton; Puenta, Cal
Frank Collins, and Mr.. and Mrs. 0. G.
San Diego; and Vivian Creppen, Sar
Diego.
Imperial Valley press., 1920-05-01
NOTICE OF HEARING OF PETI-
TION FOR PROBATE OF WILL.
BY ALTMAN
No. 865

In the Superior Court of the State of
California, in and for the County of
Imperial.
In the matter of the estate of James
d. Deter, Deceased.
Notice is hereby given that the pc
tition of Elmer J. Votaw and J. Cliff
ford Setter, for the probate of the
will of James D. Detzer, deceased, and
for the issuance of letters testament
tary thereon to said Elmer j. Votaw
and J. Clifford Setter, will be heard at
2 o'clock p. m. on the 14th day of
May. 1920, at the court room of De-
partment l Of the Superior Court of
the State of California, in and for the
County of Imperial.
Dated April 26, 1920.
M. S. COOK, Clerk.
By C. E. WILLIFORD, Deputy
LLOYD L. MILLER,
702 South Spring Street,
Los Angeles, California.
Attorney for the Estate.
Apr. 26- May 6 inc.
Imperial Valley press., 1920-05-01
HELP WANTED-MALE

WANTED-YOUNG MAN TO LEARN
Mercantile business. Good chances
for advancement. Apply P. o. Box 267,
Ell Centre.