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GRAND IuIN VI 81 iiNE
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aathaflea expenditures ~ The sixty
slssh soaasese fer shw fiscal ysaf
lDaotssi IA Il estimated n will h@
n.epaAary q lusY an average Fss ~
tss atau evufy uAa. womaa AnA shllf
m lhe nasioa fNN slss1 nsssh e0n
sYvaR Wsosa activities Halaed Ger Y
me namo ~ tAa "t~ Neshiaa reaa
sream demonstrated the ~hish epat
~ loafiua ~ appropriations hoaef -
The sAie II tss $50 goo aay Il $40 la
session lsN daYa and aaatwg that time
authorized expenditures n she alxsy
asf 80
Thla total "a Aimn#t flve slnAss a.
much - hAs evm baen spent by shr
so,efbmeni lo a ainsie year Ia 'iuar
IL nna4u Ihe largest Annant here
saoro assyuprlF1a waa sl.iitsFye
laiaos in leit
fha srey ~ apvudlpe ladulHvA ~ ~
shs lp Nashspa suuwfvaa waa ~ ihs
faee - lta campaign pled9es q asnn
omy aua Va aplsn ~ shu ufwsAns "
prrAiaent Wilson ~ the itrtaahltran
mai lursgY tu Do something ~ nEh'en
gha financial haFams ~ lhn pes'ple
fhn pgvaldnnt AnA recommended W
shp aonsfrna legislation 10 sianpilfy ln'
Aamr aad profits ias - - rasaa Aad
methods IN collection nsvlaInsns thar
one "a ths eslla flowlnk from htNh
raiea 81 taxaglen tn psAfe slniss eas
tha eseuufa0rmeUi * estgAyawant
lesrendisure
racsa and fisnfes FeKafdlha The
pfudigal authorizations Far vxp"iesIV
liafea whl,h wafv made NY sbs alaty.
sixth ebaefeaa Nefo furnished hy Rep.
preventative JONES y iyruna In 4
apeeen delivered betprn tho haaa~ on
Iune s.ieso Nj liYSnas a. memher
10 lhe s'onunlttea ga Appropriations
han su intimate sne~iedge ~ shr aab.
esi and gave AZ sshausiiv~ analysis
lsenllnasd sn Pass ~
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1920-10-05

MI SkOGEE REPUBLICANS
TO USE AUTOMOBILES

Muskogee. Oct 5-Decaring in
creased railroads rates made Il i'm.
possible for any large number OF Re.
publicans TO make the trip. party lead
crs today concluded plans TO send the
Muskogee county delegation to the
Harding meeting az Oklahoma City
in l5o automobiles The party viii
leave here Friday morning at o..
clock and will arrive In Oklahoma
City the night before the Republican
nominee Is scheduled TO speak Re
publican leaders estimate the expense
Of travel by automobile will be ap.
proxImately sixty-five per cent less
than by train.
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1920-10-05
JUDGE IOTTERAL GRANTS
MILLERS TIME TO PLEAD

Oklahoma CITY. Oct 5An cxtcn.
sion OF fifteen days IA which 10 enter
pleas vas granted ~ Judge cotteral
in federal district court here today
in the case % the Miller BROTHERS.
ronca City ranch owners aud vlcsor
Norton and John G Newton. All in,
dicted by the federal grand lurs
charged with violation of the penal
code for conspiracy 10 defrnud the
United States government.
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standard az a~ry~fpnf or currency
have been incontestabiy proved in the
case OF India, especially between the
years OF 1898 and 1917
The statistician points out that an
agreement between governments re-
garding the purchase and sale Of sli.
yer might lead to steadying of tho
market and prevent speculation. dur.
ing the war" he says. when the al
lied governments purchased silver
Jointly. competition was 70 consider.
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1920-10-05

Oklahoma tlty oe Pleas n
not guilty we're entered by tAs %
Oklahoma nere hants Indicted laf At
ssirud violation ~ the i.sycr 49, when
afraigued beforc Judge toltnfai ID
ifadcrai district royrt hers today an
charges returned by tho grand jury
A speedy trial waB requested IS
Judge Samuel W Hayes. ragruHsut
ln9 an ~ The atiofaeya Involved 70
tho cases
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able extent, NO far AS the govern
ments were concerned. restricted and
the benefits OF concerted action we're
clear"
He recalled that an American com.
mission OF International exchange IN
1908 had pointed out that a steady de-
mand on the part Of the governments
for the silver which they actual,
needed from year 70 year would tend
to steady its price. He also recalled
that Mexican commission had sug
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1920-10-05
~ Gan CO.'S DOWN
70 ~ CENTS POT NJ

Nsu York.. Oct s.~~rhsfs ~ss a..
o,hse nfsaK ~ enMhslt cert pound
ln refined sugar tadsY ~hsn The Fed
sral sugar Refining company snnoan'
csd reduction 10 II esnsa Ter fIrs
gfAnalated
This represents IRE le~sss price ef
The season fnua FAR "A 10 sboat ~
cents under shs hlghtsas pesess pre-
vaiilna early ln sns summsr and
within shfsa esnsa W sha nrlcss ruling
when the Industry ~ss under tns cor
troll of tho government - . war meas
ure.
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FEDERAL AND STATE
OFFICIALS ON STATE TOUR

Oklahoma City. prt 5.--A party
composed of state. federal and dis.
trict engineers yesterday began .
tour of inspection OF many federal
aid road and bridge projects now an
der construction in Oklahoma. The
schedule as announced by the state
highway department will require ten
days to complete.
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1920-10-05

eessod that the Bank 81 England and
the Bank Of France act for their COS.
ernmsnis IN making silver purchases
Mr. shirras described the flnctaa.
lions IN the price of silver In the last
few years to a decline IN production
and great demand for coinage owing
TO the war Asia. be said. had en-.
joyed prosperity BY exporting IT, pro.
duets during the war and india and
China had taken payment by import
Ing precious metals. notably silver.
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If You Have
Booze to Ship
II Costs More

Washington. Oct e~-rns ~
ERASED vaiuatlon ~ Agspneite "
ausrs ineldens 10 cessasien ef the
pfohlnitlee amendment uea tsNsH
snse consideration ~ shN Interstate
eemuefee eemmisssAa todsY sn 90
thersx,na Msseuft kasass aea fes
a. railroad a. establish gpea ta aay
notices rates ON sush liquors. as
pendent spau she value declared 70
wflssro ~ she snlpper IRE fead
~tll be permitted 10 walntase aasN
rates unth otherwise efasfsd ~
the commission.
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1920-10-05
ROBERTSON dArIttI~ NAN
CHARGED WIN Iiilii I

shesarf nohoriapn mower nlrrl~
Nhen ~ ~ un the lfail 'N raf
thief
After a ntii hunt. lassip8 ~ovkt
~ " Gilbert alleged "a have STOLEN
tho q W HAzvl Ford car ena ar
rested hy Rohurlsou MondNs in tho
fufklmfnett oll felda whrfa he went
foliowinr h4H disappearance FROM
Guthrie Gilbert is now 70 tbo cpun
~ iaii herr"
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1920-10-05

London. Oct. 5-The times are pro-
pltious for improving the currency
systems OF those silver countries not
possessing the gold standard asserts
Findlay shirras. director OF statistics
In India in a paper which has been
issued by the League OF Nations in
connection with the international H.
nancial conference held at Brussels
this month.
Mr.. shirras declares that the ad-
vantages OF the adoption OF the gold
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1920-10-05
ASSOCIATED BANKS Of
CITY ENTERTAIN At DINNER
Fifty Employees and Out Of the
City Bankers, Enjoy Excellent,
Instructive Program At
lone Last Night

Associated banks of Guthrie enter.
tained employees and outoftown bank.
ers 10 the number Of fifty last night
and did the job 10 queens taste.
delightful. highly intrestlng and
instructive evening was enjoyed by
all follosang a dinner such as only
Caterer scarden knows how to serve
Holman Was Toastnnsster
Ned Holman acted as toastmaater.
opening the program with brief his.
tory OF American Institute OF Bank.
ing" It's purpose and great value to
the banking fraternity. Mr. Holman
was followed by Professor Robb. Prof
of political economy at the State Uni.
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kansaa city. Oct Grain prices
continued to slump today ou She local
market. December deliveries n wheat
CLOSED yesterday At tisi closing 20.
day at tist is aqd March deliveries
which yesterday eioaed a. slss ~,
closing to-day a. tist "a
Corn features showed fractional De-
ellne. elonlna At ~ Ia fof December
and ~ 81 for MAy.
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1920-10-05
WATER RENT rs DUE

Water rent can be paid any that
now. Delinquent October 10th. II
rot paid before the 10th water service
will be discontinued Bring your
card when you come to the office.
f. W. TRAPNELL
Water Commissioner
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Tire Salvation Army drive IL
on. The eampslgn COMMITTEES
will be on the JOB Wednesday.
Our quota must be met. The Sal
vstion Army IN the war aided our
boys--yoUr boy. lt's now time
10 pay. Get your contribution
ready. The COMMITTEES IN charge
Of Fred Green. Frank 8. Gresham
Judge a. n. Boies. will call upon
you tomorrow. II 10 q worthy
cause. Shell out. BE good
gver and cheerful one.
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woRLp's SUNDAY scHooL
RulL ONO Is pEarHoYKo

Toklo oct B rhe building IA
abl,h ihe worlds sunday achezh c0n.
.vrnilan hore was 10 ba hnld. burned
lusi before tbe opening of tbs con.
sentlon today The baudlax waa
crowded with Tho delegates. bat tbs
doof Keepers expressed belief that ali
eseapea
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1920-10-05
NtiiIsitGE LICENSES

These marriage ilcsnscs wvre Is
sued since yesssrdaf ,harlsy hliis
n. and Laura Sullivan. Is. both %
Guthrie. Joseph u. carkum. 60. O
Heneln. California. and aoGshis y. ol
son. 81. Guthrie.
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--Freemon. O.-Taking respite
Senator Harding motored 70 Free
mont from Marion and delivered a
non-political address at the dedica
ton OF soldier memorial at Hays
Memorial Library.
party leaders.
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EvgRyrHiNc ~ PnAcNFuL
~ LowER CALIFORNIA

Mesieo citT. Oct b.~i.o~es Cali.
fornla Il peaceful and theirs are 10
Indicators II farther disorders tnvfs.
says q messase received hsra frnta
0raeral y Nllaa Caiiea. secretary as
var. who went 70 that gffFitofy last
vsek lie denies lhefe Is any nave.
nent there locking 10 aenarHslon
of Lower California from Mexico
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1920-10-05
SlNN FElNERs CONTINUE
THEIR HUNGER STRIKE

Cork oct s Sim Foinoru lncarcef
ated in prison here are continuing
their hunger strike aud roIortA last
night stated their condition was with.
out change.
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1920-10-05
NEW HuLrs GOVERN IN
cHARoHs on corroA

Washington Oct 8 The Interstate
commerce commlaalon today suspend
ed unlll February 2. proposed rules
aud regulations of railroads In the
south requiring The repayment Of
freight charges on cotton and cotton
iintors from points ia the United
States 70 points IN Canada.
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1920-10-05
MAKNO's FLYING RAID
ON KHAnKOvA MARVEL
SOVIET TROOPS IN POCKET
AND FORCED TO GIVE tP
STRUGGLE AND WHOLE
ARMY 81 RItE\DEkS;
POLES ALSO ARE
VICTORIOUS
BULLETIN

london. Oct. 5s--contlnued retire.
ment OF the Russians in the region
southwest Of Minski where the Poles
have been rapidly driving eastward.
is reported in Mondays soviet off
elsi statement from Moscow.
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PRICE OF FLOUR GOES
DOWN FIFTY CENTS

Fort Worth, Tex. Oct 5--Flour de-
clined fifty cents barrel at IT. Worth
mills. the price dropping in the last
six days.
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FORCES JOIN; REDS RAMMEo

ConstantInopie. Oct 5 Forces
commanded by Baron General Wran'
gel head of the Anti-Bolshevik gov
ernment OF South Russia, has iolnsd
the armies led by General MaSEo-
the Ukrainian chief. which have been
operating against the Soviet troops
In the region Of Khsrkoy. The IN.
junction was effected al Sinelnikova,
a village as mics southeast of Eka
terinoslav, and the Bolsheyin ~nu
have been trapped IN that vicinity
since the Anti.Bolshevik forces have
been approaching each other durina
the last fortnight were captured
MANko's FLYING RAID
General Manko's flying raid on
Kharkov. which resulted In the cap
ture of that city has contributed .
the confusion Of the Soviet armies
in southern Russia. the position O.
which along the Dnelper river has oo
come mere critical lnsnrgent bands
are reported to be In the rear Of the
Bolsheviki and are reported to have
captured Nikolaiev. near Odessa. Il
is rum0rcd cholera has appeared
among Soviet troops 10 Kharkov
Barefooted conscripts OF the Bel
shevik army continue to surrender 10
large numbers without resistance, hut
the Bolshevik regulars and student
regiments continue their retreat.
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out FOR the four games At $50 eaen
Four games are scheduled. vita a
hare possibility n five
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WEATHER

New Orleans. Oct. 5.-Tonight and
Wednesday. fair.
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CONTINUED on PAGE &,
Imperial Valley press., 1920-02-19
NOT A PLEASANT TASK

The Press takes delight in demanding the re5isna
tions Of the county highway commission The Press would
much rather laud the commission if this could conscen
tiousy be done.
This mornings Progress contained an editorial TO
which this paper whole-heartedly agrees.
The editorial:
The role Of exposing trckery in public office is not
pleasure for any newspaper and the Progress is cXce
ton The tckery be practiced within the law and the
offenders keep themselves outside the pale OF criminal c
ton and still be worthy of the contempt of right thinking
people is not only possible but is nearly always probable
Political sickers do not allow themselves to be caught
with actual crimes that be charged up to them But
they can manipulate and duck and dodge delay buster
brag and beudde whenever they are accused ana the OK
perenced slicker often gets away with it.
While it is the common belief that the present h9
way commission is tricky and not worthy OF the con
dence of taxpayers who putting millions of dollars
for them handle they sit tight buster along defy allie
cations and threaten to whip all the allgators with an
impunity that can only be temporary.
The Progress all Imperial county right now that
unless there change made there will be many sad re-
gvets in the future.
The office of the Imperial County Good Roads AS
socation is to safeguard the publcs interests and help
to build up good roads in this valley More power to 1t in
its first lob of investigation that the present COM
mission
Imperial Valley press., 1920-02-19
OBSERVATIONS BY
TIE CAMPAIGN
MANAGER.

Saturday night sees the close of the
second extra credit offer. Nine O'Clock
is the hour.
$4,000 extra credits for each and
every $50 "CLUB.'
Starting Monday morning and contin
uing one week. positively LESS BONUS
credits will be given en- CLUBS" Of $50
AND-onc week from Monday, the
tarting of the last week of the race,
STILL LESS BONUS CREDITS will be
allowed on $50 "CLUBS."
What is the answer?
Which of these handsome gifts fof
you. Mr.. Mrs. or Miss Ambition?
The end of the race is rapidly ap
preaching.
T.o be or not to bc-a winner.
IUIRRY-TODAY will be yesterday
TOMORROW.
The campaign ends two weeks from
Saturday night
The CLUB member who goes around
in a 'dont-carc" manner will receive a
gift or cash commission check in keep
ing with that spirit.
'Thcy are GOING SOME in District
and the same goes for the city district
We understand number of Wagcrs
have been laid on whether city or
qu.-of.town CLUE member will iid'
away in that Chalmers.
Dcttin~ is about even.
You can believe us that this IS a
closely contested race.
'3LCNG.
Imperial Valley press., 1920-02-19
MORE ABOUT DELAY

Files of the Imperial Valley Press of October 6, 1919
carry long story concerning the sale of the highway
bonds syndicate of Los Angeles and coast bond brok
houses represented by Phil W. Brooks The story
states that Mr. Brooks deposited preliminary cheek ior
$4,000 The check made payable to the chairman OF
the county board of supervisors.
Later in the story, after stating that the county super
vsors accepted the bid at l o'clock it says:
"Tkcir action that funds available for
the immediate construction of the roads The balance OF
the bonds will be paid for at the rate of S250oO per month
necessary.
The highway commission in its carefully prepared
statement which does everything but explain satisacOr
lily, says the money has not been available except for
short time.
The public would like to have another statement
painng lust what the OF that $4,000 check
if it was not available .z
And Mr. Brooks agreed to deposit S25O0o0 month
necessary.
Here's another opportunity for the highway comnis-
sion to explain.
Imperial Valley press., 1920-02-19
WHAT WILL 1T COST?

1t stands to that contractor will bil higher
on paving which to be laid in the time in the I'M
peria Valley than that which is to be laid in the winter
time because of climatic conditions.
It also stands to reason that if there is time Of the
wear when work be DONE ii is the winter time
Contractors who going to bid for work in the sum
1er will be forced bid hundreds thousands OF dol
lars mile more to take of the added expense.
How much is this delay of the highway commission
going to cost taxpayers? How many thousands OF do-
lars?
Imperial Valley press., 1920-02-19
DIRECT TESTIMONY
AT MURDER TRFf
r. heco-;atc | Pr"cs\ !

SAN FT;ANCISC0. Tcb. 1&.-.N t."
t:ial OF Mrs. .Tllia Thu"sto1 fer tho
murder of Miss lean 1limball tostimonT
was given by Fred Fagan today tNat
he saw tho shot fired and then took tho
pistol from Mrs. Thurston. Mr..
Thnr4toa accused Miss NinhaN %
alier atlng thc affections of hcr ll15-
l.a nd
Imperial Valley press., 1920-02-19
Allied REPLY IS
TDDyFyTAT|ON or
ORIGINAL AN,Sjl
nv a AseociateT -.ress'

LONDON. I'cb !2.--T'.c allied ST
prcmc council last night handed Am
bassador Davis its answer to President
Wilson'S communication or the Adriat
ic question.
The note was a modification of tho
ono prepared Saturday night, it was
said.
Imperial Valley press., 1920-02-19
HE SHOULD GET A MEDAL

Secretary Daniels announces that lieutenant in the
NAVY dsbursng officer in Washington has been found
S75 900 shy his accounts Why not Daniels medal for
him? man who get away with that sum ought to
be as capable as one who loses his vessel
If any planet is calling the earth with wireless mes
saws DR. Abbot the Smithsonian Observatory it's
not Mars but Venus That sounds reasonable Mars
has finished his job After love! Many have noticed
the call.
ANY church member will admit that the worker is
worthy of his hire The trouble is, he doesn't think
preacher deserves much hire brickayer or farm
hand.
Some of the prohibition leaders talking of starting
campaign against horse racing. Wouldn't there be more
sense i'm a campaign against automobile racing!
It does seem that the Allies ought to start pretty soo
having us at the interest they us on the unpaid
interest due on the billions they borrowed.
Really to Judge from the Record you'd think that Sell
aors and REPRESENTATIVES paid by the word instead
of the year.
After all of Andrew Carnegie's smpfied efforts he
failed ANONYMOUSLY His city still insists on its SUI
perfluous 81"
Imperial Valley press., 1920-02-19

NEW YORK-Miss Lillian jed
iicka, student nurse at the Flower
Hospital, gave her blood for trans
fusion when prices for blood
jumped to SIS. an increase Of $50
over the usual price. The hos
pital does q great deal OF free
work and was unable to meet the
high price Of blood" Her VOL
untary action caused other nurses
to follow the example and the
blood proflteers we're left without
q market. :;
Imperial Valley press., 1920-02-19
Saturday Sees End
Of Best Extra Offer
M y .T'Nl XM,

credit offer fanpgn u end O'Clock Saturday night and
Monday se credits aNocd $50 "Cubs
credits final orace; $50 Clubs this week and
l75 credi NO LIMIT number OF
'Cub:" members g 1000 Credit Coupon printed tomorrow
Imperial Valley press., 1920-02-19

.coSTlNG FOR YOUR FAvOR1TE CLUB MEMBER
IN THE IMPERIAL VALLEY PRESS "SALESMAN-
SHIP CLUB" IS LIKE MAKING LOVE TO A WID-
OW-YOU CAN'T OVERDO IT.
Imperial Valley press., 1920-02-19

cover it. If some teeth
are missing, they can
be replaced by what
is called bridgework,
which means that new
teeth are fastened in
hy oftnchinc fhon to
Imperial Valley press., 1920-02-19
Are Your Teeth
in Bad Shape?

IF YOU have a bad tooth, perhaps
what YOU need is a gold crown to
Imperial Valley press., 1920-02-19

Some of the prohibition leaders are talking OF $
, campaign against horse racing Wouldn't there
sense in a campaign against automobile racing!
Imperial Valley press., 1920-02-19


other natural teeth in your mouth.
Or maybe you need artificial
plctes, which can be made so
natural looking that it is not easy
to tell them from real teeth.
The best place to have this kind
of dental work done is at an Office
where Registered Dentists use the
E. r. Parker System, because these
dentists make special arrange
nelts with out-oftown patients,
so that fewer visits are required
ard YOU don't have to call so often.
Prices are always reasonable,
end no charge is made for exam
inctions and advice. There are
twentv-four F. r. Parker System
cGices in different cities, the near
est being at
Corner &c F;f.. ,.,d Streets.
SAN DIEGO, CALIF.
Imperial Valley press., 1920-02-19

It does seem that the Allies ought to start pret'
having us at least the interest they owe us on the
interest due on the billions they borrowed.
Imperial Valley press., 1920-02-19
WARNING TO CLJE NHNHbl:S.

I;ring in every pcssib" "ciuh" OF
SO that YOU possibly can hrfr"i
O'Clock Saturday night, February
2ist, and take full advantage OF III:
present big $4,000 extra credit of
fer Out-of-tOwn club members can
mail in their remittanccs to reach
tho Salcslnanship Club Manager
any TIME up to Monday, February
o3d. and they will be counted il, on
this offer. '1hc only requirement
i'm thi, case being that they mus be
postmarkcd before 0 p. M. Saturday,
February 2lst.
Remember that the third extra
credit offer of the Craftsmanship
Club which viii start Monday, Feb
ruary 23d, will be only 10000 extra
credits for each "club' of SD. and
this extra offer viii last only one
week ending Saturday, February
2Sth, at 8 O'Clock p. m, so il is to
the advantage Of every Club
member in the race TO get in every
possible subscription before u. m.
SATURDAY, February 21st. Sales
nansl,ip Club campaign ends Sat
ur,say, March 9Th.
3Durrcd on by the ever present nc;rN
Sity OF making time count white i
c,n,nts the most and determined to pa
aside every obstacle that may arise be
tween them and a LONG cherished ambi
ton. CLUE MEMBERS in THE IN
pIcEJAJ, VALLEY PRESS SALES
MANSHIP CLUE" arc with feVerish &c
tivitv apprcachin the call of time. 1r'
n-cscnt extra induccmcnt of 1850 EN
IRA credits for each and every D"
CLUE" of subscriptions turned IN DC
fore . O'Clock Saturday night has b."
TWO Gays to run, and the nca' an
prnach of this. the best and big gcst 'e
naming offer of the campaign. AMI IN
raridity with which the end OF the fa'
is anproachinC, brings those in tho race
o,. should bring them, to n realization o
ho,v jmpcrtant it is to line mp al ~
EXTRA credits possible before . o'clocI
saturday night.
The Honor Roll.
For turning i'm the largest amount q
campaign collections up to ocioch las
evening Fred Cole late entry in TN
campaign. holds the PLACE OF ioN
or i'm District /, and J. f. Mcdonald
HONOR ROLL member in Distrlct
this evening.
THE HONOR ROLL shows the rea
ers of The Imperial Valley Press eac
dav who are the hardest workers III u
campaign and who are deserving OF po
ular support. THE HONOR ROLL ca
ries with it a special ballot good Tor oo'
credits.