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Imperial Valley press., 1920-04-07
|NTERCHURCH
CONFERENCE
F R | D 4 !
APRIL 8
Presbyterian Church Select
ed as Conference Site;
Elaborate Program Is Ar
ranged; Outside Speakers
Will Address Delegates.

The Imperial county conference of
the Interchurch World Movement, in
which 80 denominations are partici-
pating, will open in Ell Centre, Fri
day, April 9, at 10 a. m. The pro-
gram of the Interchurch World
Movement for promoting eo-opera-
ton in missionary and general
church activities will be discussed,
as will also local problems as re-
vealed by the movements survey of
religious conditions.
Morning, afternoon and evening ses-
sions will be held, and the entire pro-
gram will be completed in one day.
While the conference at Ell Centre is
under the management of a local COM
mittee of which G. w. Varney is di-
rector, the sessions of the conference
will be directed by team the men,
bers of which will present in detail the
to date of the Inter-
church World Movement and its fu-
ture plans, notably those for launch
ing the united simultaneous financial
campaign by which the movement
hopes to raise S336,777,57 during the
week of April 25 to May 2.
The morning session at the Presby-
terian church will be opened with de-
votional by DR.. J. C. Worley, Pacific
Coast director of missionary education
of the Interchurch World Movement.
DR.. Byron H. Wilson, district superin-
tendent of the Methodist Episcopal
church, will address the conference on
the Interchurch World Movement and
present as we'll comprehensive state
ment of world conditions.
The Rev. j. G.'Van Zandt, district
financial director, will explain the
plan to be pursued in conducting the
united financial campaign. Mrs. A.
state missionary educa-
ton representative of the Interchurch
World Movement, will outline the
work in connection with the
and layman's address
will be given by the Rev. j. G. Van
Zandt
DR.. F. c. Davies, director Of pro-
motion of the Methodist Episcopal
church in Southern California, will
present the movements evangelistic
following which county de-
partmental men will be introduced by
Mrs. A. Rosenberger, and those in
troduced will deliver composite ad-
dress.
A young peoples program, directed
by Prof. G. H. Montgomery, of the
University of Southern California will
open with song service at p. m.
Next will be presented statement
the Interchurch World
Movement and its application to young
people. The supper hour will be from
5:45 to GAS p. m. Fundamentals of
a Life Work." "How to Find Your
Life Work." and "Consecration for
Life's Work." are subjects that will
be discussed at the evening session,
which will include also a composite
survey lantern slide address by DR..
Worley. Devotional will be lead by
DR.. Davies. and the closing message
will be delivered BY DR.. Wilson.
Imperial Valley press., 1920-04-07
HOOVER CLUB
IS ORGANIZED

A we'll attended meeting was held
at the court house last night and at
which time the 'Imperial Valley
Hoover club" with Burritt S. Allen of
this city as temporary chairman, was
organized.
The details of the meeting were not
given out although it is understood
that the coming election campaign
was outlined and manner in which
the county is to be toured suggested.
A club has been formed in each town,
with w. H. Best chairman of the
Brawley organization; Chester Alli-
son chairman of Calexico. The I'M
perial club is headed by lifelong
democrat who has turned republican
to head the Hoover movement in this
section. A chairman has not been
chosen for the Calipatria organization
although a number have been suggest
ed, the most popular being H. H. Clark
who was unable to be present at last
nights meeting.
The next meeting is to be held Mon
day, April II, in the court house. The
meetings place is subject to change
and in case it is, local chairmen will be
notified by the county chairman.
Imperial Valley press., 1920-04-07
CORNER STONE Of
NEW POSTOFF|CE
TO Be LAID APR.....11 |.
Elaborate Ceremonies to Marx
Laying of Cornerstone of
NeW Building; the Tablet
Arrives; Judge Suing to
Speak.

The corner stone of the new post
office building has arrived and the
date for the laying of the stone has
been set for Sunday afternoon at 2:30
o'clock.
Elaborate ceremonies have been ar
ranged for the occasion.
Judge Swing will deliver the address
of the afternoon and Rev. Walter Reed
will offer the dedicatory prayer. The
Ell Centro band will furnish music.
The new cornerstone is a handsome
plate which reads as follows:
POSTOFFICE BUILDING
Ell Centre, California
Erected January, 1920, by w. T.
Bill, F. B. Fuller. Geo. w. Anderson
and j. E. Davis.
C. w. Collins, Postmaster.
S. ID. thinner, Architect.
j. E. Travers, Contractor.
The arrival of the stone has been
aawited for several months.
Other features will be added to the
program and it is expected that it will
be viewed by large crowd.
Imperial Valley press., 1920-04-07
SUICIDE SECUTED
BY v. P. WILLIAMS
''Met his death by causes unknown

"Met his death by causes unknown
to the jury"
The foregoing is the verdict
the inquest held this morning over
the death of l.. E. Williams early
today.
So mysterious are the circum-
stances surrounding the death that
several of the jurors expressed them
selves as believing that the man
was murdered.
w. p. Williams, brother of j. E
Williams, 33, found in a dying condi,
tion yesterday on the r. R. Miner
Ranch, four miles east of Heber
scouts the theory that his brother
committed suicide.
Speaking this morning. Mr.. Will
liams said that although the deatI
was surrounded by peculiar circum
stances, he believed it was probably
heart failure.
j. f. Williams had been loading {
truck and had not been well since ovel
a year ago when he suffered a severe
attack of influenza. He was found il
dying condition near the truck.
His brother w. p. Williams believes
that he was on the truck loading il
and was stricken with heart failure
falling off and striking small tract
on which cars were hauled around the
barnyard, with his head and shoulders
which were badly bruised, blood hav
ing flown freely.
"A pitchfork with blood on thre,
tines was found near, it is said. Deputy
District Attorney Don Bitter made tn,
Investigation.
Imperial Valley press., 1920-04-07
JUDGE SWING
DENIES NOTION;
NOT GUILTY PLEA
Separate Trials Demanded by
Attorney o. Y. Wilson for
Defendants; Trial Date Set
for MAY 76.

Former Chief of Police C. f. Hill
and his son, E. w. Hill this morning
entered pleas of mot guilty" to
charges of perjury and soliciting and
receiving bribes before Judge Phil d.
Swing after the court had denied the
two demurrers and refused to quash
the motion.
Trial was set for May 16.
Attorney o. V. Wilson for the de-
fense then demanded separate trials
on each count and the indictment
charging the son, Wilkins, with per-
jury will come to trial first.
The trials of the father and son on
the indictments charging soliciting and
receiving bribes will follow.
1t is expected that the cases will be
hard fought as both sides are prepar-
ing for long trial.
Imperial Valley press., 1920-04-07
JOHN X. MULLEN
IMPROVING SLOWLY
CRISIS is PAST

~- John X. Mullen, Denver capitalist,
who has been critically i'll at the Ell
Centro hospital for the past ten days,
is slowly improving and is now be-
lieved to have passed the crisis.
So serious has been Mr.. Mullen's i'll
ness that no one but Mrs. Mullen and
his son-in-law, 0. L. Malo, who has
been associated with him in business
for years, have been allowed to see
him. Mr.. Mullen's daughters and the
immediate members of the family are
in the city.
This morning members of the fam
lily were optimistic that Mr.. Mullen
would be able to leave the city in a
week or ten days.
Imperial Valley press., 1920-04-07
THE REGISTRATION RI },
TOTAL INCOMPLETE

Totals for county registration have
not yet been ascertained as alls the
books from various sections of the
county have not been sent in to the
county clerks office.
Six thousand and fifty-four voters
are entitled to vote for the municipal
elections according to figures made
public today. Registrations for these
elections, which take place April II,
closed on March Is.
The figures are as follows: Ell Cen
tro, 2033; CaleXico, 1868; Brawley
1904; Holtville, 562; Imperial, 545;
Calipatria, SAT.
Imperial Valley press., 1920-04-07
State Engineer
Mcclure Reaches
Valley TOMORROW

State Engineer Mcclure will reach
the Imperial Valley tomorrow
morning and special session of the
board Of directors Of the Imperial Ir-
rigation District has been called to
confer with the state engineer.
It is understood that. the board will
informally ask the opinion of the
state engineer regarding the propos-
ed $4,000, 900 bond issue for the con-
struction of the all-American canal.
Mr.. McClure's visit at this time to
the valley is for the purpose of
passing on The proposed $6,00O,000
bond issue for the first leg or con-
3nection with Laguna Dam. His per-
mission is necessary before the bond
election can be voted.
Imperial Valley press., 1920-04-07
MISS CHERRYBLOSSOM
TOMORROW EVENING

According to Miss Florence Hoover
director of the high school operetta,
Miss Cherryblossom," to be pre-
sented at the school tomorrow
evening, for one performance only.
the house is practically sold out and
by show time the old favorite sign.
IS. r. o." bids fair to be in evidence.
The hit of the entire performance
will be the scenery, for during the
past month the shops and training
classes have been at hard at work
building the set. 1t is laid in the
home of Miss Cherryblossom. with
the sacred Mount Fujimax in the
background.
Imperial Valley press., 1920-04-07
RUSSGENERAL
PROTECTED
BY BRITISH
WARsH|P
Greek Troops Given Au-
thOritq to Advance; Ital-
ian Commercial Commits
sion Reaches Athens,
EnrOute to Russia.
(By Associated Press)


CONSTANTINOPLE, April T.
General Denikine, former command
er of the ti-BOlsheviki forces in
southern Russia, arrived here last
night and today is fugitive aboard
a British warship.
Immediately after he landed he went
to the Russian embassyshere with Cen
eral Romanovsky, his former chief Of
staff, and while there General Roman
ovsky was assassinated.
General Denikine believed he was in
danger because of the high feeling
which prevails among Russian officers
and so went aboard the British war
ship.
General Romanovsky was unpopular
with officers and soldiers alike.
Imperial Valley press., 1920-04-07
(By Associated Press)
OPINION ASKED

WASHINGTON, April 7. - The
French government through Ambassa-
dor Jusserand has asked for an ex-
preston of opinion by President Will
son as to French occupation of cities
in the neutral zone beyond the River
Rhine.
At the state department today it
was said the United States had made
no statement regarding the advance of
French troops and unlikely that any
will be made at present.
The position of the American gov
ernment was described as that of
merely an interested spectator.
Imperial Valley press., 1920-04-07
SOCIALIST LEADS

MILWAUKEE, Wis. April 7.-Un-
official returns from 1S4 out of 1879
precincts give Daniel Hoan, socialist
candidate for mayor, lead of 3,6O5
votes over the non-partisan opponent
for reelection.
Imperial Valley press., 1920-04-07
Mary Pickford's
Divorce Decree
To Be Contested
(By Associated Press)

RENO, Nav. April IA suit to
set aside the divorce granted Mary
Pickfcrd, famous motion picture
star, now the wife of Douglas Fair
banks, will be filed next week ac-
cOrding to Robert Richards, deputy
attorney general, who has been care
fully, investigating the circumstances
under which the divorce was granted.
The suit will be based on allega-
tions of cOllusion, conspiracy and the
insufficiency of residence of either
party.
Imperial Valley press., 1920-04-07

A Madrid publishing house prints a
complete novel on one large sheet of
paper, folded once, and about the size
of four-page newspaper. By folding
the large sheet over and over again
and cutting the pages, the buyer has
an unbound copy of a novel. The price
is about one cent.
Imperial Valley press., 1920-04-07

WASHINGTON, April 7.-George
American charge deaf
faires in Mexico City, has been sum
moned to Washington.
Imperial Valley press., 1920-04-07

The G. A. r. had it's inception as
early as March 16, 1862, when the
soldiers of the Third Army Corps or
ganized to keep alive the fraternal
spirit their army service had created.
Imperial Valley press., 1920-04-07
COMMISSION ARRIVES

. IBy 'ASSOClated PreSSJ
ATHENS. April THE Italian
commercial commission arrived on it's
way to Russia to negotiate with the
soviet government for the purchase of
raw materials for manufacturers The
mission is provided with several mil
lions of rubles in cash.
Imperial Valley press., 1920-04-07
OCCUPATION is COMPLETE
= n 10 PraccA

FRANKFURT, April THE occu-
patton of Hamburg by French troops
today virtually completes the opera
tions outlined to General de Goutee in
charge of the occupation movement in
orders from the war office.
The entire plan is carried out with
out significant incident.
The inhabitants of Frankfurt are
accepting the occupation with COM
plete outward Indifference.
Imperial Valley press., 1920-04-07
IMPERIAL COUNTY
FOR,.||JOHNS0N /, IS
S SLOGAN
johnson for President" Or
gdnizatiOn Perfected at En-
thusiastic Meeting; PrOn,in-
ent Valley Men Enroll Their
Names.
SAN DIEGO, Ap1
F. R. Simon, president.
Chas. L. Childers, vice president.

Chas. L. Childers, vice president.
M. d. Davis, secretary.
These were the officers elected at
the organization of the johnson for
President" club last evening at the
law offices of Chas. l.. Childers. More
than 80 enthusiastic supporters of
California's favorite son were present.
AS temporary chairman Judge Phil d.
Swing called the meeting to order.
Enthusiasm was manifested from the
start and it is predicted Imperial
county will roll up a handsome ma
jority for Senator Johnson.
Imperial Valley press., 1920-04-07
OCCUPAT T|0N
OF NEUTRAL
S RIP IS
DENOUNCED
French Government Asks
President Wilson for an
Expression Of Opinion;
Occupation is without In
cident, STis Said.
(Rv Associated Press)


BERLIN, April 7.-Occupation of.
German cities in the neutral zone by
French troops was denounced in an
official statement today. 1t was
declared the government did every
thing to prevent this unheard of
action which is neither in accordance
with the sense of peace nor its
scope"
Imperial Valley press., 1920-04-07
ADVANCE AUTHORIZED

ATHENS, April 7.-Greek troops
were authorized by the supreme mill
tary council of the allies today to ad-
vance in Asia Minor in anticipation of
an eventual attack by Mustapha Ke-
NAL. They occupied strategic posi-
tions near Smyrna.
Imperial Valley press., 1920-04-07

Mr.. and Mrs. T. T. Cook, have re-
turned to the city after few weeks
on the coast.
Imperial Valley press., 1920-04-07
LEVEE BREAKS IN IOWA

MUSCATINE, Iowa, April IA break in levee II
miles south of here has inundated thousands of of
farm land and the overflow of a considerable part of
Muscatine is threatened.
Imperial Valley press., 1920-04-07
LasttMinute News
SPECIAL SESSION OF ASSEMBLY
By Associa ted PresS.)

BERLIN April IA special session of the national
assembly will be held here Saturday. The call issued
following conference of the political and government
heads.
Imperial Valley press., 1920-04-07
MANY INTERNED

Iby ASSUC1dteu TTeSSJ
COBLENZ, April 1.-Two thousand
communists have crossed the Rhine
in the British zone of occupation and
have been interned. Twelve hundred
more are expected to arrive today.
The flight of large number of COM
munists into occupied territory is con-
sidered as an indication that the re-
volt in the Ruhr district is near an
end
Imperial Valley press., 1920-04-07
BIG MELON TO BE CUT

BAKERSFIELD April 7-StOckhOlders of the Union
Oil Company were advised that special meeting Of the
stockholders has been called for June Is to consider in
Imperial Valley press., 1920-04-07
CONSPIRACY DISCOVERED

10Y HSSUCIdteU fTHSSJ
BERLIN, April IA great con-
spiracy Of the military which has been
the Bavarian parallel of the recent
Berlin revolution has been discovered
in Munich.
Imperial Valley press., 1920-04-07
GERMANS WRATHY AT FRENCH
EN- DENLKLNE FLEES AS CONRADE IS ASSASSlNA TED
Prince Ln1bibes At Panama

This of Panama and show
drinking The
elaborate preparations have been made for his
Imperial Valley press., 1920-04-07
TROOPS ADVANCE ON DUSSELDORF

AK LA CHAPPELLE, April THE German troops
under the governmental banner marching Dussel
d0rf. The occupation of the town is expected soon.
Imperial Valley press., 1920-04-07
JOHNSON'S LEAD A
COMPLETE TRIUMPH
(By Associated Press)

DETROIT, Mich, April 7.-Belated
primary give Senator Johnson lead
of 42,251 over Major General Wood on
the republican ticket. Hoover has the
on the democratic ticket
4466 over Edwards.
Imperial Valley press., 1920-04-07
MEXICANS UNLOAD TROOPS

Aqua PRIETA, April 7-According to statement
of the Mexican military headquarters, Mexican
transports unoaded 5000 federal troops the majority
of which infantry, the remainder artillery at Guams
Imperial Valley press., 1920-04-07

NEW YORK, April THE "big
four" uninstructed delegation to the
republican national convention rolled
over the opposition pledged to the can
didacy of Senator Hiram Johnson t
yesterdays primaries, according to
virtually complete returns. No cam
didate favorable to Johnson was elect
ed in any of the twelve congressional
districts where there were contests.
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ANNOUNCEMENTS
Personals

NOTICE E-This ~ to notify friends anu anu
nations that Ella r.. Evans HalrdI essane is
tnrl,rs nave removed from 81 MaIAo'
to iui4 washing ton. Phone t5os W;
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f.f and winter clothing at lowest taSiI
uFtt-e on easy weekly aymcnts RuI,
tteorsr " Powell. 40 Market street W"
mtng ton. Dei
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ms win paisy tleNcnser te"rso
tflrVpuser
NOTICE on and after thi, date ! viii nov
trarted hN my -elf Jacob Omar Jones oVf
Market street.
NOTICE nr Jos VI Barsky mas ~
moved his offices 10 iiO Vest street
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HAtrdressing shsmpouing aud massasAhs
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day between - ana c4oSN ~ fVis
from Fifth and Monroe to tlShtu slSl 80 n,
ter.nn strests Finder will confer favor
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h1ontreNtilr en- hennett plke. hia.H
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tracttnE co III " flsnth stt'r'
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e Who Get The Best Easy Readers TO Meet Them
ROOMS AND BOARD
Rooms and ! 0nri

hsu W
ADAMS 81. 1911 itu0In aud board for
two gentlemen. All convenisnces.
SPRUCE At. l0li board and room for
refined young man. Home comforts. NO
objection 20 railron.icr. Phone sf31
WASHINGTON ST 1919 Rooms for
rent. with board. All conyaniences
WAsHINGTON sf.. g10 Rooms and frat
class table board Centrally located
Phone bai3
wAsHiSeroN ST. 1910 Room and
board. also frst-clsss table board Phone
7BdJ
W FOURTH ar, 9ib Room and board
for two men or man and wife Phone 230b
w. ltTII ST. o0I Room and board for
two young men Room well heated Use Of
phone; good location
Rooms Without Board 6s
ADAMS 81. 0gi Nioely furniahed room
for gentleman. Phone AL ].
ADAMS STREET. 100 Nicely furnished
room. Phone s6s1 w
y. FIFTH ST. tis Two second story front
rooms. furnished Gas. electric and water
FRENCH 81. ~ Rooms for lodging and
light housekeeping
IEtFERsOS ST. 1912 Nicely furnished
bedrooms Good location. Use OF phone.
RODNE1 IT. t7Il Furnished room, cleo
trio light and heat, Use OF phone Phone
bstg J
Hgs1 ST. Gil Two large. furnished
front rooms. Suitable for two.
WAsHlNGTON 81 i10i Two furnished
single rooms for rent Phone 6745 }.
WAsHt%G1Ok 81 S23- Furnished front
room. In modern apartment Apply Mrs
Williams. sZ3 Washington street
" 6iH 81 5I4 Nicely furnished room
for gentlemen. Phone a7tb "
" pfn ef bOi Two unfurnlshed rooms
All oonyenences Phouo dshs
" i2rH ST. l03 Rooms for rent. All con
yeniences
" 2afH ST 42l Room furnished for on
or two refined persons All convenences
VIII consider serving breakfast
Rooms For Housekeeping 60
sousek coping Bath and gas No 0hJec-
tlon 10 children
MARKET at. 3e08 Three rooms and
bath for light housekeeping
] MARKET 81 1901 Two rooms and
| kItchenotte on first floor Phone 47si w
/ ROOM Attractive third noor housekeeping
rooms. completely furnished Phone.
/ convenences t,Ood location Phone siHl
/ RODNEY ST 3O2- Two second story
front rooms furnished for Hight housekeep
ing No children
WAsHIHGTON ST. sI7-Two furnished
! W. Fourth street
W sTH ST ii23 4 or rooms 70 middle
aged couple. with no children
SEVENTH 1T ai2 one room for ligh'
housekeeping for rent
Where to Eat II
TABLE HoARD-By the ssek us Rina
streot. Mrs. H. Hand
Whore % Stop IN Town Y
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EMPLOYMENT
Help Wanted Female

Help Wanted Female 32
CHOCOLATE DIFFERS Experienced
Good salary Apply Couvas Bros. 3 r.
Fourth street
CHANfBERNfAID City reference 1901
Crecnhill avenue Phone 1890
COOK Reference required Apply 2OOO
Woodlawn avenue Phone sls7.
CHANiHERMAiD Experienced Apply
Hotel simon, Eighth and King streets
CHAMBEkMAiD Experienced, white. set
osre sd TomnR Phone slz slss per Mr. SrShinald du
pont. Montchanin Delaware
DEMON STRATOR Wanted Apply Met
rOpolitsn stores at once Slo Market ST
GIRL Young wanted Experience not nec-
cssary Apply S3n Market street
GIRL White. for cooking and downstairs
work Phone 1000 J
/ HOTSEWORk Woman for general house
work Apply Apartment No. 3. 1920 DeiA
ware avenue.
HOTSENOkh- for general house
work Apply 500 Broome street
! HOTSEWOk Okk-(.iri for general house
work. Apply al Market street
(! HOUsEWORh Woman for general house
! work. washing aud ironing done at home.
1 huH :. clayton street
! MATD-For general housework Three in
! family Mrs. kichard II Catlin. 22os Gil
pin avenue.
NURSE GIRL Wanted Phone es5o 2I0d
BayBrd avenue.
Niarkeli. Edge Moor. Del. Holly OAK ~ "
OPERATORS Girls exp-riencci on power
sewing machines 70 work on athletic union
suits Clean ~ork crcslicnt workins con
dittons Very best pitcewnrk prices Apply
Topkis BROS 60. III French street