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El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1920-11-08

shlnE Drive.
For Sale-Farms and Rancna
TIN acres fruit and Alfalfa. miles down
valley. address p 1o2s care Herald
OWNER viii sacrifice small valley farm
on County road and car line. Eood house.
fences and Alfalfa excellent SOL and
water rights Pm 1g59R.
FOR SALE Oh RENT-s5 acre farm near
Anthony. n. H.. about 80 acres in alfalfa.
Aadress ?. Q. BOX JOS. y Paso.
FARMERS. ATTENTION.
5000 acres. irrigated. surrounding s..
Johns. Arizs are now ready for farmer1-
Aedresa lyman land CO. 81. Johns. Arlz-
FOR sALE-Three OF the best Improved
farms in the upper valley. also a choice
herd OF registered Guernsey cows %. C.
kloss. Mesilla PARK. q. D.
FARM BARGAIN.
115 acres near san Elrarni5. 100 acres iu
white silt sol. sl15 per acre
r. =. LYONS. zoe TEXAS sTl Phi. 1li5.
VALLEY LAND.
Owing 20 our IS years experience farm
ing and selling land in this valley, We
have exceptional harFalns % otter. BAILEY
LAND a REALTY CO. 20e n, stanton.
" YOU want to buy . farm. large o.
small. improved or ulimurdrel. 10 90 see
write or phone the man that has lad S.
years q actual experience In the p Pago
z. celumt Clint Tex
THIS COUNTHT's CITIZENSHIP
Means more 70 us than a Few dollars We
have determined not 90 list any valley
money. but We want q country liz 70 make
homes FOR good American boys and Eirlz-
II you want 20 sell Tcur Farm 20 a good
citizen. re want your listing. IL YOU
want it sold to g jap. we don t~Tant The
business. II any Eood American wants a
home We can place him where be WIN
TRI-SrArE COMMISSION co.
110-211 Two Republics Life Bog
Phone 25-1-2521.
VALLEY LAND BABGAINs=
twenty acres and room residence tfur-
nlshed). 20 miles doWn the valley. near
Interurhan, splendid outhuldinEs, chicken
houses. garage, etc. all kinda o. fruIt.
no better land and one Of the very best
buys n the valley viii consider city prop
II you are On the market for valley
land IN any siEc- tracts from 4 % 1000
acres, see Us. FOR We can save yuu money
We have a number OF tracts 20 exchange
BORDER INVESTMENT co.
fl1 Eavncld1 Bldg. rhoua $50.
For Sale or Ezehange-Rsal Estate
70, - = -, - - --- -.
niles vest q Las Cruces VII trade Tor
clttle- address Box az. Las Cruces. 81. ll.
FOR sALE-I60 acres fIns farming lard.
eNceleut lcr fruit. poultry dairy SO
acre. would trade for good business adj
dre1s ?. o. Box 1t59. - Paso. Tex
FOR TRADE
Residence and income property IN the
most desirable Part o. the city. close In
stories. contains Il rooms beside base
menr. sleeping pcrches On each floor. base
me1t contains st1rerooms, laundry and
servants rooms. vel lrhted and rcutllat-
Cd modern in every respect and firEt class
construction. brick garage FOR 2 cars. wiz
exchange $4,000 equity Tor city property
free % membranes. Address " 117
care Herald
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1920-11-08

Five room1 AID sleeping porch. concrete
house Worth s3s0o. lots 5000. price sfss5.
address P. O. Box se5 or Fh. so3sW sfts-
Pm
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1920-11-08
TWO STORY HONE
1oms and large Elassed 81

TWO STORY HONE
Nine rooms and large Elassed sleep
ing porch % feet long with 16 Pull
man windows, lovely sun room on
ground floor, very large living room
across entire front, four big bed
rooms. tile bath with tiled IN tub and
pedestal lavatory. hardwood floors.
heating plant, servants lavatory.
brick garage. Located on three fun
lots, on corner in Manhattan Heights
Price $4,000. Reasonable terms.
LEAVELL a. SIBERIAN
1l5 Texas ST. (Realtors) Ph. 1926
FOR SALE AT A SACRIFICE
Beautiful story eight room house in
fine resideuce section Every con-
Tenience. such a lovely breakfast
room; tile bath with pedestal wash
basin and built fin tub; large sleeping
porch. hardwood floors and double
brick garage. Also lawn. trees and
exquisite rose garden in rear. IN you
don't believe this is a bargain see &c
for yourself and be convinced. VIII
accept either cash or take good trade.
House goes furnished or unfurnished.
For appointment call Mr.. Crockett
with
". F. PAYNE, REALTOR
Phone 1880 401 Mesa Ave.
400 WYOMING STA wonderfully cheap
house. has large rooms and a garage.
house same az new having recently been
put in first class condition can be bought
i1r salae. $500 cash, balance $50 per
Ask FOR WIN Mari
JAMES J.. MARI a COMPANY.
Phone lss1. 500 san Antonio.
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1920-11-08

BARGAIN on pERsaING DRIVE
$4,000 DOWN.
BEAUTIFUL ROOM BUNGALOW
5000 30. INCL. ALL INTEREST
ONLY $4,000
8 large rooms and sleeping porch,
ivory woodwork throughout, hard
wood floors. swell builtin features
plenty OF closets. Full basement and
registers for heat.
Paving and sidewalks in and paid
FOR. Don't delay. see this bungalow
at once.
FHILLTPs-CHEEL REALTY co.
Phi. 456 800 First Nat. Bldg.
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1920-11-08

FOR TRADE-A good Esatuciy farm
us acres. 90 miles east 81 Louisville. rail-
read station az farm gate. for e Paso
property or valley land.
40 ac-es. Is miles I'D the valley. on
Main road. crop this year sold for more
than g5eoos VIII trade for city property.
40 acres down the valley, so acres N
cotton; viii take g nice home on this one
A house. furnished, q rooms. porch. etc.
only t35cc.
Five and s room bungalow. new. $500
70 sssoo.
p. ". SUMMERS.
Phone 77Q5W- 1880 Ar.zons 81.
No Sunday business
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1920-11-08
FOR SALE
BY OWNER

10 room residence close In
on Olive street. is In excel
lent condition; has hot air
heating plant. double garage.
sleeping porch. Southeast
corner 81 II. by 12e IL. WIN
consider small part in trade
or one-third cash. Price
S12,0B0.00-
Write or call at c21 First
National Bank Bldg. Phone
1l49; evenings 1882
Our BEsT CITY BARGAIN.
Dandy s room house. wen located. Just re-
decorated. on terms that viil surprise sou.
only $500
BAILEY LAND a REALTY co.
-o2 n. stanton. Phqus 1850.
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1920-11-08

5000 UNDER THE MARKET-
GOOD brick house on two full lots
within walking distance en- Wvorninr
street, four large rooms. sieepinr
porch, bath. good garage and pretty
grounds Price $3.50. $500 down. ball
ance $50 per month. You viii sure
have % hurry 10 get this
SOUTHWEST TWVTgTTTENT .co
219-220 Trust Bldg. Phone 2ssg
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1920-11-08

BARGATN-sUNsET HEIGHTS
S55oo-f200o cash, rooms, bath,
sleeping porch. modern except heat
ing plant. in good state OF repair.
Let Us show you this.
call REAL ESTATE DEPARTMENT
p. W WILLIAMS AGENCY
31f-15 First Natl Bank Bldg.
Phone 114A
Members Of FL Paso Real Estate
Beard
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1920-11-08
For SaIe-Citr PruD.rt,

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$40 MONTHLY buys small house. . lots.
Fl Bliss car line. price $500: also lumber
cheap. AddresE y 1Qa, care Herald.
FOR sALE-Five room bungaloui. service
porch. all built in features newly tinted.
q. o8ot-a
NV room bungalow IN GrandvioE, 3
blocks houth Of Country Club. $500 s3ol
cash. fi5 per month Owner. T. Falrer,
210s rrsmont. Phi. s7s5J.
MANHATTAN HEIGHTs-CompIetelv fur
ulshed h-me. 25s5Q. $500 cash. rooms
and sleer ing porch, large basement. heat.
tie bath beamed ceilings. built in fea-
lures. hardwood floors main rooms paw
ing and sidewalks paid Z block from car.
from Five Points shown by appoint
ment only. Ph- 9054J-
SEQ DOWN, $500 lIO.-ss15o
New bungalow Of 4 rooms, includinE
lots, south front near car line A
snap.
PHILLIPs-CHEEL REALTY co.
Phi. as 3o7 First Natl Bank Bldg
TOR SALE.
BY OWNER.
DOWNTOWN CORNER PROPERTY.
Important corner in heart Of business dis
trict for sale at considerably less than its
present real value First class building.
all occupied by good tenants. paying At
tractive rentals VIII accept small cash
payment. balance on mortgage for years
az per cent present income more than
pays interest taxes. Insurance. rcpalrs.
etc. an In town Tor only q Few days
answer Immediately. Owner, P. O. Box
1851 II Paso
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1920-11-08
D. 10 50 Wanlsd. IL.

Young female Bulldog Tor ssis. 5oss
Douglas
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1920-11-08
OWNER OFFERS
BUN ALLOW FOR SALE.
nTrmn nnHWTEm

nANt .A-a0NN UAe eaAst
auto WANTED.
Leaving city. must sell my at
tractive, completely furnished
bungalow at once, = rooms.
sleeping porch, service porch.
full front porch. fun base
ment, an built-ln effects; fire
place. beautiful view paving.
car line. side drive. cross
fenced rear yard. VIII ac-
cent good car tn part pay
ment- Price $500 worth
$4,000. owner. f25 Trust
building
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1920-11-08
DsnEsh

DR. j. p. IANN-DentaI work On payment
cf l-1 90 is cash. balance WeaElT Cfflca
corner y stanton and 1fyrtie. second roor.
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1920-11-08
For SaIe-City Property

49, - Z : :
NV BlNGALOM-On PershlnE Drive 3
rooms and glassed sleeping porch, an mod
ern, furnished Or unfurnished- J32f Per-
HHIrr rrfrrn
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1920-11-08

TOR EXCHANGE-Equlty n cottages Tor
lots or auto. small tracts OF lad about
seven miles down the valley on paved
read. fer bunraloWs business property and
tenemsnta for improved valley farm q
acres near Nadc, n. n. for lots or cot
trEez; 80 acres Of land ut Alamora, Cole,
water rights paid. FOR II FaE0 property
10 acres dowr the valley On paved read
about Is miles from Il Ease. euit1tle Tor
cotton OF alfalfa. for business property;
80 acres near Clint. 11 acres - pears.
good room adobe house. all hes been
IN cultivation. for cottage or lot1; several
cottages for sale. snail cash payment
and easy MONTH paymentIs new 8 room
bunEaloW. very desirable Sunset HeightH.
walking distance.
sos csnlss slds. rhsass Sc ana sss.
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1920-11-08

PRIVATE LESSONS BY APPOINTMENT.
Class lessons. TaeldaT and Thurrday eve
ni1Ess 70 SEQ. cgtlilo1 HalL ph. l5l1
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1920-11-08

Douglas G. CRoHEII AGENCT.
- 4l.l1 Big Phone $500
p. ". WILLIAMS AGENCY.
70 Elrst National Bank BLDG Phi 114A
IgBNEB, EE1LP q GOODWILL
glaE sac National Bank Phone 1850.
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1920-11-08
FuniEurs Rsnairine

FuRNIrURE repaired. rsflnished. uphoi-
ste1sd.- cabinet woEz y. = Baler. 8llllE-
EURNIrJRE repairln-. uuholsterine. re-
finishing. I'D Paso Eurn- Hospital. ? D. l1l1.
ECRoITURs REPAIEISG. raflnished 81
upholsssrsa- r. J. DANIEL. i. q ~.
FACTORY. nr Tn1r-rn-n
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1920-11-08

9 BIPRUs s ELECTRIC o co. electrical
F-rlas and repair works better work. r1a-
r1nltle prices. Pm z71I
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1920-11-08

s585o.0o-EAsY PAYMENTS
Three rooms. glassed sleep
ing porch, bath. on corner
close ia on Wyoming street.
e1150.00-EAgT PAYMENTS
Three rooms, ElasEed Sleep
ing porch, bath, near corner,
close IN on Wyoming street.
OnNDOHFF & nETNAUD
800 Mesa. Phone 1851.
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1920-11-08

For Sale-Motoreyclss
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FOR sALE-Tuin cylinder Harley-David-
son motorcycle call at e11 ". Florence
between 10 am. and ] pm.
MOTORCYCLE REPAIRING done right.
used machines bought and sold prices rea-
1onable; parts and supplies for all makes
HARLEY MOTORCYCLE SHOP.
A11 Myrtls Ave
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1920-11-08
Costumes

COSTUMES FoR DANCES and theatrical
rerf1rmancee for rent Apply az r-ns IL
RIO Grande. Fh. T19fW
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1920-11-08
Machinsrr-Al Kindl

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REBUILT mining ard power machinery.
S. M. Mreeklng Co. sos san Franeisco 81.
FOR sALE-sir II. p. portable Woodsaw,
including 60 inch cav. a. a bargain. 40
S. Campbell
GOOD SECOND HAND PIPE FOR SAFE.
in-. l5c. 2i5 In. 18cs 4 I'm. 17i5c; iu-
drill soc. in. 75cs in. s1-16- DO
new. 2L7os 20 in- $50. first class
threads and couplings. Texas supply Co.
Aelumont. Tex
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1920-11-08

5000 PER MONTH INT. INCLUDED
uuT8 FIVE Rooms and sleeninr
porch, hardwood floors. huutin faa-
lures. constructed in 1917. immediate
possession on fremont ST.. in High
land Park. Friee s1soa.0n. A anar.
call MP TRAFToN.
GOODMAN BROTHERS & co.
Real Estate and Insurance
EOS ~ stanton Street
Telephone 1924 or 1fo5
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1920-11-08

$40 MONTHLY buys small house. lofa
Fl Bliss car line. price $500 also lumbar
cleal- Allr.s- D 100. clra H.ra-l.
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1920-11-08

II|I III" II 7 y ~ Il--II777-
1lofern nunEaioH o. rooma and large
sleeping poreh. Hardwood rocrs Through
cut- Nicely furnialed. Two south front
lrtE f1Elf1. paved street Eazr terms.
CONTINENT Hills Rooms. e15o1.
Aftraetlre kuura1cW Of s r1rUE hard wood
roer1 thr1urhcut. Ab1ut $500 cash.
balance SEQ per month Including interest.
NAB NV 1IANHATrAE SCHOOL.
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1920-11-08

alaEEEs or MarrREsSEs- Rs1sirs-5
relurztorz Phi 40. 1c15 and 111l. 21Ll
AlgrL.e. cl1rz Matfres1 & RuE CO.
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1920-11-08

1lil-Etll OAu LEaAAlL-
Ecur rccus. rozchs nice uelEnuorlcod-
$500 cash. balance $40 month, including
i1tsresr -.-. .-.----..--.,- ----,..
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1920-11-08

F1ur ro1ms. glazed porch corner lot
ssuth front. Earase. $3.50 cash. balanc
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1920-11-08

Ee1utfuI tuneaicw- Of rooms Hardwood
TcorE. all built On features There O. a
basement and heating plant on paved
street. cclvenisnt 20 ear line.
HEERT ID. STONE q COIIPAET.
Phone 1884 fr0 CABLES Bldg
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1920-11-08

VIZ PACK. STRIP OR sE0EE flrlir-re.
cut glass a1d china. sarlsfacti0n ruaran-
tsed- r. J.. DANIEL. y. & u EACE0EE.
Phi 1o15-1011.
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1920-11-08

ALA VISTA BUEGALOW-e4500.0o
Five room modern bungalow. tapestry
brick. All built-in features. This
house must be sold this week In
splendid condition. Here is a bar
~nfr
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1920-11-08
IL saIs-AuIarobiIss-WaaIsl

FoE saIE~Ford - n Nv. 50.
Pm. 1855.
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1920-11-08

$3.50 cash buys four rooms with
extra large sleeping porch. Near
school and car
can VAN HORNE. with
BRoADDUs a. LEBAHON
Realtors
10 Texas S. Phone I55s|
Imperial Valley press., 1920-11-15
FIRST TRAINS ON
S.O.&A. TO MOVE
THANKSCV|NCDAY
D. ". POntius Outlines Times
of Trains Connecting, Impe-
rial Valley With San Diego;
Time GiUen.

Thanksgiving dav in Imperial VAL
ley will bear greater significance
than Thanksgiving day in most To-
calities, for upon that day, in all
probability, the San Diego & Arizona
railway, out of operation since May
10 because of an obstruction on the
line will be put back into service.
D. W. Pontius, general manager of
the S. D. G. A., esterday made the fol-
lowing statement:
every indication at this time is
that the San Diego & Arizona railway
will again be placed in operation for
the handling of through traffic on
Thursday, Nov. 25. This date has
been announced to eastern connec-
tions. | have recalled for the 25th
all locomotives. together with other
equipment, such as coaches and bag
gage cars, that have been leased to
the Southern Pacific company since
the line went out of service on May
10.
"On Nov. 25 through train service
is announced as follows:
"Train No. A, the Golden State
Limited connection, will leave San
Diego for Chicago at 9:45 a. m. daily,
arrive Ell Centro $3.50 p. M, Calexico
4:15 p. M. Yuma 6:25 p. m. and will
arrive in Chicago on the morning of
the third day. West bound, the Gold
an State Limited connection will leave
Yuma at $40 a. m.. Calexico 8:35 a.
NJ, Ell Centre 9 a. m. and arrive San
Die"o at 3:15 u. m. This train. in
addition TO carving through sleeper
between San Diego ard Chicago, will
carrv dining observation car and
coaches, as previously operated.
"a second dailv train will he op-
Grated between San Diego and I'M
perial Valley as follows:
"I"ov" San Diereo 9:35 n. m., az
rive FL Centre 6:25 p. M. and Calexi-
co at $3.50 a. m. West-bound train
will leave Calexico S:15 D. M. Ell
Centre 9 ~. m. and arrive San Diego
7 p. m. This train will carry thrneh
sleeDer and coaches between San
Diepo and Calexico. which will be a
GREAT convenience to those doing
h"sino~s in Imperial Valley and San
Diego" /
Imperial Valley press., 1920-11-15
FIRE PREvENTER
VISITS VALLEY

J. Stevens, head of fire. e-protection
work in the state, accompanied by
Louis Almgreen, San Diego fire
chief, arrived in the valley today for
a series of meetings on fire protec-
tion.
Most of the day today was spent
in this city.
Tuseday, he will visit Brawley
lecturing before the high school
pupils in the auditorium at a. m
He will talk before the children of
the elementary schools later in the
day. Starting at 10 a. m., moving
pictures dealing with fire prevention
will be shown at the Liberty theater
Tk>se pictures will not only be free
to the school children but also to
any interested in seeing them, and
they will be continued until every
one is accommodated.
Plans are being made for lecture
on fire prevention to be given by Mr.
Stevens before the Commercial Club
in the evening at the Dun-Lack hotel
probably at a banquet, but the ban
quet was not definitely decided upon
as arrangements for the evening have
not yet been completed.
Wednesday, Mr.. Jackson will lee.
ture in Holtville, Thursday in f
Centro, and Friday in CaleXico.
Imperial Valley press., 1920-11-15
MAKE
CLEAN JOB AT
THREE HOMES
Efforts of Police Force Are
Fruitless When Homes of
Prominent Citizens Are Rob,
bed Almost in Broad Day.
light. sc

While Ell Centro's Adonic like
traffic corner cops were peacefully
sleeping or else reposnig unnnoiested
in the city Jail on charges of boot
logging, robbers last night between
the hours of 7 and 10 made three big
'hauls. Today they were still at lib
erty and it was thought advisable to
',.all in the sheriff's force to solve the
mystery.
The home of DR.. C. H. Richmond.
'535 Holt, was entered some time be-
tween the hours of 6:30 and 10 y.
m. and practically everything the
doctor owned was carried off. He
estimates his loss at $1,000. All his
clothing. his wife's clothing, trunks,
coats, suits, shirts, jewelry, frat pins.
stickpins, etc. was taken and j. is
thought the robbers must have used
a truck or large car. He was visit
ing a neighbor at the time.
The home of E. A. Leach of Leach
& Dusold, on Broadway between 7th
and Sth was entered about the same
time and here also clean sweep of
clothing was made. There is no
clue to the robbers.
The home of VIM. Wright on Com
was entered. He lost several
pairs of trousers, gold watch, Jew
elry, clothing, three silk shirts and
other valuables.
Imperial Valley press., 1920-11-15
WEALTH OF MINERALS AWAIT THE
PRODUCER IN IMPERIAL VALLEY
MineraOgist Fletcher Prepaes for Press
Interesting Article Minerals Proposed Gold
to This Vaey Thousands Dollars of Wealth Mined
AnnuaIIy

Fletcher Hamiltoni state ;ngneralo-
gist, has prepared a very interesting
article on Imperial county as regards
minerals, which The Press takes
pleasure in reproducing.
With w. w. Thayer, secretary f
the California state mining bureau,
and w. Burling Tucker, chief field
assistant, he has been making a tour
of the state, arousing interest in the
gold bill now before congress. The
two latter men have been in Imperial
county today.
Mr.. Fletcher's article, which will
he published in installments, is as
follows:
Imperial Cunty
Mining, in its broadest sense, is the
basic industry upon which every
thing, even including agriculture, de-
pends. Relatively few of us are di-
rectly interested in the actual pro-
duction of mineral substances-as a
result the general public is inclined
to accept the idea that questions con-
Imperial Valley press., 1920-11-15

cerning mining are vital to the miner
alone. This is grave mistake.
The gold is your bank reserve, the
plow in your field, mucn of the fertil-
izer in your orchard. has been dug
from the ground, mined in some
form. Go where you will, and turn in
whatever direction you may, yu are
absolutely dependent upon metals,
fuels, structural materials and chem
icals.
AS head of the state mining bureau,
which is maintained Tor the purpose
of assisting in the development Of
our mineral resources, | am anxious
to emphasize the fact that mining has
a vital bearing upon every individual.
With a real understanding of that
fact, one discovers with new inter
est that our own state yields CONNER
cially a greater number and variety
of mineral products than any other
Continued on Page a
Imperial Valley press., 1920-11-15
JAPS HINT WAR
OVER ALIEN LAW
(By Associated Press)

TOXIC, Nov. 15.-Marquls Okuma,
former premier, addressing a meet
ing today, strongly attacked the plan
to exclude japanese firm America by
treaty. He pointed out that hither-
to immigration has been restricted
under voluntary agreement because
it was realized the restriction was
prejudicial to Japan's prestige.
He believed America Would b!e
able to stop the California measure
by enlisting public opinion of the
whole country and continued that if
Japan's appeal to the sense of inter-
natinal morality failed only force re-
manned.
He concluded that Japan sincerely
desired solution, fearing that other
wise the situation would lead up to
an outburst of lf-sacrificing patri-
otism for which her people are noted.
Imperial Valley press., 1920-11-15
MYSTERY DEATHS
THOUGHT MURDERS
(By Associated Pressl

CHICAGO, Nov. 15.-The two
prett yactresses who died yesterday
are thought to have been murdered.
The bodies of Miss Marble Alma Ra-
mey and Miss Lillian Thompson were
found bruised and bloodstained in
Grant park after a man had tele-
phoned the police.
James Meek and Robert Mccarthy,
who lived In the same apartment
house, and two Italians, proprietors
OF grocery store, who are said to
have given wine to the girls, have
been detained.
Imperial Valley press., 1920-11-15
PRISON PAPER IN
OREGON is NO MORE
BY United Press)

10y Uhlteu Press)
SALEM, Ore. Nov. 15.-"Lend a
hand, the magazine of the inmates
OF the Oregon state penitentiary after
10 years of continuous publication
has determined to give up the ghost"
singing the swan song of incarcer-
ated editor, "as but another regret
of whcih life is full and of which the
man in prison has his shares espe-
cially prison editors"
Jesses A. Webb in announcing the
ending of the magazine said that even
prison magazines cannot live without
patronage and there were no funds
Ito pay the prohibitive cost of paper.