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Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1920-03-11
POLICE INSPECTORS ARE
SUBPOENAED IN NEW YORK
Investigation Which Has Already RE-
suited In One Indictment LIS
Developing Rapidly.
iBy Associated Pro.

IBy ASSOci2ted ETesS.l
NEW YORK, March 1o.-Subpoenas
were issued by the district attorneys
Office today for Chief Police Inspector
John Daley and Police Inspector
Thomas Mcdonald. in connection with
tho investigation into alleged whole
sale vice conditions in this city. Sub
pocnss also were issued for important
city records. which Assistant District
Attorney James r. Smith thinks will
be OF material assistance in the grand
jury investigation now under way
Judge Malone in General Sessions
Court today denied a motion for re-
duction from $4,000 to $1,000 in tho
bail of Jennie Burke and Kitty DAILY.
held as material witnesses in the IN
vestiGation, which already has re-
suited in the indictment Of Detective
John j. Gunson
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Real Estate and Court News
RELEASE DEEDS.

- A J: Chswping; F. n. BoIley trustees.
s sSsIh Line Poe Street ioo feet; west Nil.
No; 41s March :. 1920: .l.oeo.
A.: j. ChewnlnE. Jr., trustee. to AShby
T.: Pyle south line Baker 2:5 feet. ives, 81.
December II. 1918: siloo.
Thomas b. Gay. John Howard. trustees
ner Fourth and Spruce Street GsxI4o feet
No. go January 30. 1920: $500
II Ems. Ernst W: FARLEY. trustee. 10, Daisy r.
block r. BrookdaIe. February -. 1870:
i, Ernst Ernst ". Farley: trustee. to Daisy B.
line Ayondale 40 feet. lot 81. block h
Brookdale February 81 1920: $500.
II. Seldom Taylor. trustee. to William S.
Drewry. north line Grace Street. so feet
5. 1920: 5000.
stewart White: cas-, line woodTew Avenue w M
March g.; 1920: $3.50.
+. ST. Roxlcv and George j. Hooper, trus-
tees tees southwest corner Third Avenue and
f, F. Schmidt. trustee. to Genevieve S.
jennings. T.. y. jennings thusband) north
west Intersection Stuar; Road and Fendall
Avenue 6oxl4o feet. March l. 1890: $3.50.
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TRUST DEEDS.

w cardweIl TO &. G. Barksdslc ct ais
mnrsh east line chath I7l.s4 inches
800, 'e.I December I. 1919: iiI.25o
-, ~ stone In Howard Sutton trustee
nnrtn line Avondale Avenue $50 feet cast
""nof'' east 80 feet. February 81 1870
F.. a. H. Stone Mary y stone twife, TO II.
a. $500 Mmoe'sHh' ,Vusite. north line Avondale
TN.ho'f, tSV Jtet. east Newport. east IN
'e1, Fe1ruary %. 1920; s2.sJo ~
ittl LEVIN to j.. l.. Iarvic ,,n,,ca
Yves, me Mosbv So fee. II inches noIth
stnapie norm ~ feet inches bv ss feet
500. ' '"'' ~ 1890: sl?.-
J.. Mae Dennis TO g. G. Barksdale ., an,
trustees south line PALMYRA Avrnu. oIa 2 Z
oc,os.T , G.ii"9uesss'eG; west soxIGo feet
lanes * Dnnlop. Cora Younger punIon
.Wiel 70 w. Chester Evans trustee so,ith
esst corner Main and Nineteenth Stponia
e. fe ,.n; IL INCHES by 10! feet si.2 inenes:
40 Iooi-3.S. March 1920: $40. 900
lanes a. Bowen. Alma I.ouise Rowe,
'wife) TO John a. Cutchins trustee. north
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BARGAIN AND SALES.

g. Realty ad Finance Corp. OF Va. to F. L.
SIT si'io: 's 81: feet January .s 1920; 'Af'
r, L.. Ruehrmund. Elise s.. Ruehrmund
gay and smith siresi !sx!ot FEET Se 5000 scy.
G isae tax sss0 .rd 'sn' $500 February
,, John NJ Hushsr OF ais: to Richmond In
ss5th line cIay Stree, III fss, asS Hsst
hf eSrnsry ~s e. q zee. inches by 1871 feet
Henderson Fields. Angie. Fields twife, to
Alien re-, g. collins nnn north line bacon street
inch, by $. fsei: north line ' Bacon Street
ne fs nv nSGeS yes Ss]Snd Tst - .s
1920: TAX; $50: sio
south Mfrs line Aes h.a Ga5ss5
East Louisiana iosI4o feet. March !. 1920:
W. stewart. Whit. Hancye r. white
feet sSasS jones' s South sSH
fef R.a, M E.;a,e . sl is?o tax 81 SO
l %ss fss' i TBS sS no
e. to G aS2S TsSeT
III hawsTs i csi IS 4 ,'
ii ne ais 70 nS1h rsk Homes Corr eor,h
I'D a.. i:fI? sss 81 40 feet
IS; ri; IS ~ s'sSSs iss' a.re 'f' i
~, Alice l.. Schemes 20 Richmond Realty
n mH 30 cas-, nC Aaa s0s'h me, Clay :G feet
fs.t inshcs ,iIreT1lar, lot, J. block IL
.iasOo. $500 February g. i"so: tax. . !fas
e. A .n Aisr T. s ssnas sseeal ;omisslen
!, INCHES ~ ls0 Zee. nShes ' 70. block 'sit
F"slusrv e! e! $50 ", .ss TO- IoomnEdaie
IA
WhLis, wife, 70 Aubrey Fowsii west line line
nat,h Il f fss! 1or9
no feel: No. 81 south lien $500 Fe ~
roSMTy u 1879 , Tax $50: $40
north linz Tayior street Ise fec, 8 ,nehns
VEST Addison west Gs Zee, : inchc. by 10
White. south line Cary stree, liz feet AT
~ 10 @ s5a ia sn s. ssS, ID 6.es
her 10 1873 tax. ;sso ,.io
Re1 Jonss s'' hori tiG linz Seph wife. to
- -. feet, cas-; Richmond and Henr;co Turn
north Inc vi4sinis Avon inches sv JOE fo,t
as sn .ssi ss, F "a, and nc,o IenTeT
Blanche oHrien. r. W o'nricn. 10 q
" fs ssn w:'' line TSfsn,ysiIth s,res.
.. 1870: tax 81 90: $40 - ""''h
g. Max S.ldes. Fannie seldcs IwifeC cas-,
nne Eirhtcenth Street 1874 feet south
,trona. south :5Sl22 feet. March 1. 1870.
~ " A,.kisson 70. Potter Levin. ives,
y"nse north 8 fao req nehts s" bS as nG ;c.,
9 inches; No EOS February 81 1920: 81.
William r. McIn,vr- Mary ! MCINTYRE
Mo f 20. VS., harrison, YES, :sxi25 fss,
tax. 81 20; $40 - i'-o'
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GERMAN VESSEL HELD
UP BY STATUS OF WAR
Question Arises Whether Ship Has
Right TO Enter United States Waters
at Hampton Ronds.

NEWPORT NEWS, VA. March 10
Doubt exists among authorities here
now at anchor in Hampton Roads, has
a right TO enter the harbor OF the
United States. The bark came into
man captain and complete crew She
was put through the quarantine in
s pcction and then proceeded TO Scwals
Point. The question was then raised
as to whether German ship could en-
ter the United States waters. as this
government is still at war" with Ger
many The question was referred to
the customs house authorities and the
matter is now under consideration by
the state Department officials a Wash
!ngton.
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LARGE GOLD SHIPMENT
ARRIVES FROM ENGLAND
First Shipment In Several Months
Reaches New York, Also 3d.
OOthOUO From Canadn.
lBy Associated Press.l

NEW YORK. March 10-Gold valued
at S2.00O.000 is being shipped from
England today TO this country, ac-
here by Kuhn, Loeb and Companv
This Is the first large shipment in sew
eral months and is believed TO DC the
forerunner Of others
Gold col worth 100000 also has
been received from Canada at the sub
treasury here. 4 like amount was re-
ceived here from the same source last
week
Another large shipment of gold VIII
be made to South America late this
week. according TO local bankers. The
sum or $2,OOO.000 already has hen
tentatively engaged and il is expecteI
this amount will be increased BY sew
crai million before the ship sails
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STEAMER CALLS FOR HELP
Northern Pacific Answers Wireless
Message. Which Stated Crew of
Tyee Was Starving.
IBy Associated Pres.

BOSTON, MASS, March lO.-The
steamer Tycc asked assistance in
wireless messages intercepted mere to-
night. which gave her position as
about ninety miles east of Five Fathom
Lishtehip eff New York. The message
SAID:
course. We arc starving"
the steamer Northern Pacific replied
10 the calls. saying she could reach the
G'Sanico steamer in four hours. Tho
Tyrec, wooden steamer, OF 152S
IONS, was last reported sailing from
ihiIadelpnia for Fayal on Novem-
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EXPECT ALLIED BUDGETS
TO PROVIDE FOR 1915 LOAN
Quantity OF Gold to lie Shippcd to
America Will Depend on Rntc
OF Exchange and Exprots.
BY 4 s"ociated Press.I

LONDON, March 1o.-commen,inr
upon the decision by the French and
BRUSH governments TO repay the
Anglo. French loan of 1915 in the
uh!tcd states. the financial editor OF
INC London Times assumes the GOV
crhmcht viii make provision in the
next budget for this repayment either
out or taxation or out OF loans siih
scrlbed by the public.
How much gold will be shipped TO
america Will depend upon the cond;-
con OF exchange and the volume OF
our exports to America in the next six
months" he concludes. 80
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Seek Fame in Films.

LONDON. March 10--Two young
seek fame in the film world. They are
captain Vcscy n. Davorcn. 1.-The O'Dav-
oren, an lrishman who claims to be
the great Duke OF Wellington and on
MS father side from Irish Kings, and
Eliot Gordon, nephew OF an carl and
hcir 10 big estates in Hcrtfordshirc.
Both nave already played in films here
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G. VI. and n. Elect. Directors.

MOBILE. ALA. March lO.-At 81
mectihE OF the stockholders OF the
Gult. Mobile and Northern Railroad
rectors were all reelected for the en-
suing year,
John w. plattcn. New York: Charles
Coverdalc. New York: NJ. ". FImtchin.
son, New York; r.. ID. Hogan. Mobile:
g. d. Murphy New York; a. IT, 8.
LOST, New jersey: J. G. Rich, Mobile
j.. w: scott Richmond. Va: r. Nelson
Strother. Baltimore; I. Z. TiErctt.
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BLAIR Is REELECTED
New York Nun Again President Of
""coh' Dublin md Sayan-
nnh tallrosd.
tBy Associated Press. |

:
MACON, GA. March I0,IIamas
hialf. IT. OF Now York, was reelected
ssrrsidcnt OF tho Macon, Dublin and
i % amman railroad at the annual meet
ing OF stockholders and dirccinra no..
today Charles r. Camps. Of Norfolk
Is wee -president. and George Al. Nor
WOOD Of Macon, secretary and treas
urcr. Inc railroad is a subsidiary NJ
the Seabo3rd Air Line %
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1920-03-11

vest corner Seventeenth and Borwn Streets
n SlIr f psf1t March March. T. 1870: ,:l2i
bioom6erE. Fl. r; Pollard. Jr,. ct al: Irus
tees. south line Maplewood Avenue. IS feet
vest Sycamore. west ST. feet S inches bv
iiq feet: February Is. 1920: sll,76e,
ss ASA Trustees Tnsss south line Palmyfa Avenue
feet. March /. 1920: $500.
&c; wv Seal to Rex .. Jones. trustees
inches. north Franklin. north 10 .eet Q
,neehes by 81 feet: No. lle. March =. 1920:
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1920-03-11
RELEASE WISCONSIN LEAF
Millions Worth of Tobacco In Grow
ers' Sheds Go on Market
Thia Week.

!, - ~ NsHsuVI1ItU FreAs ]
Ia CROSSE. WIS, March l0-NiI-
mons or dollars worth OF leaf tobacco
n mei IN growers sheds in Western
Wisconsin all winter as result OF
dry. cold weather will be released for
marketing this week, following ihc
hrst thaw OF the winter. IL was an
nounced today. " az
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NEW YORK CUKn M,KKEr

NV FUKk. March l0.-Th-r- was com
patau'eIy lttie activity except in the oils
today on the curb. and tn" market gave
many indications OF being largely A nro
!esslohai one There was definite move
1nent and The securities list was ragged I'm
appearance IN late trading with a t.nd.ncv
toward sHght reC-SsionS from IN. IA. =,
rrites or the day Tn" Standard on rroup
teceoed slightly from the c4osinE Of YES
iefcsy. There was no feature In he rnIIinp
list with changes small ana !rr.cIiar Tbs
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r,I,I 1890" VI NHfTWny CnEfncere
CHICAGO. March lO.-Nincty mr.
cent OF the railways in tho Tnitcd
=, n y, VIII ne represented at the TWEEN.
American Railway Enginoerinr AZ.
ISOLATION which will be held March is
ana ~, association officials an
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1920-03-11
CLAIM BOARD TO DISBAND
war Department Adjustment BODY
teascs 10 Function After June
30 "f This Year.
lHY ASS oc!atcd p:

IEY AS oc!atcd Press.)
" ASlllNcirON. March i0.-After ad-
Justing approximately $4,000 claims
growing out OF munitions and supply
ohtrhcts. III War Department claims
board Will DC d.Sban dcd June 30. Sec
rotary Baker said today about $500
Claims re NAMED tc be settled, but those
hot disposed OF June 80 would be
handled by the regular orEaniZation
OF the War Department or in the
courts.
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Candidate for nankhead sent.

NTJ1N IViJM Ely NT.N., MnrCh 8.--Ruy
Rushton, prom incnt attorney of Mont
gomcrN tonight officially announced
his candidacy for tho short term SEN
atorshi IN from Alabama. created through
head
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Find he'd ofCn.I

CARDIFF. WALES March 10
George Morgan. miner. who recently
came into possession Of n piece or
land under which 1t is estimated
been offered 10000 for his rights
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DRY GOoDs

Nm YORK March !o-Cotton goods to-
ndy Were Steadicr IN the gray goods a vi-
sion, with more trading reported Uur,ans
We're out WITH irmer trend Worstcd
were quiet 80 ''''nS
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Omcer kiIi. Iimor smurrler.

VAN BUItEN, ME-, March 1O.-An
unidentified man was shot and killed
hero carly today by customs officer
who caught him amuGglinG thirty gal
IONS OF alcohol across tho Canadian
border. Another amusSlcr escaped.
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NEINANcIaI

LONDON. March. i6.-Bar silver 74d n.r
ounce Money. 30 PER cent. Discount ra tns /:
snort bills: HIS per cent. three. month
dis . I-ltN :. per cent.
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CHICAGO LIVE STOCK MARKET

CHICAGO. ILL. March lo-HoEs: Receip,.
500; estimated tomorrow. $500: light hogs
i II 90! ;o,, he5yS lSa.Sc iEwe. Bulk. its5a
itSoG Is 81 light, Is loN Is So; light light. Il. 3
~ 1875: heavy packing SnwS smooth /. IN
i3-,uli5o P'h''
row. 1000: SOW. Beef steers. medium and
hsaxyweiEh,. choice and prme 1900 Is 70:
medium and good. l!.56 u 400: common s75df
HIo: light. good and choice la64iGo on:
common and medium. aOfI:so Butcher
cattle. heifers. i.5a II II 80: cows 1l0d ga:
Gamers ana cutters. +75a7 %: veal calves
iooHl 90 feeders steers, S15a 20: stocker
Sheen Receipts. 100: estimated tomorrow
ls@, strong Lambs. pounds down II 3
TNe0: culls and common. linofI 100: ewes
medium. good and choice. il.mNli5o: cuiLs
and common. 601 1915
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MISCELLANEOUS MARKETS.
NAVAI. STORES

TVFF.S
JACkSONNll-LE. FLA. March lo-Turpen-
iine hrm. go: sales. SO receipts. none;
shipments. 2A: stock 2.ll4 Rosin firm
sWIes none: receipts. none; shipments 7N:
Stock. hio56 Quot: Il. ,,Ge: d. r. f. g.
l!ec; II. Elo: l7i5. *. 1900 II. ls9:
y. 1850: VIC. S75: WV 800
SAVANNAH GA. March 10 Tpr,s,,,n.
nrm. .I sales. 1875: receipts. none: shin
ments. Is: stock. A.3s7. Rosn hrrn: sales.
No Quot: ~ r. r. +. g. ,I7u II, i7S:
l. -l"": h. $50: NJ. y 1870 VIC WV
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MEW YORK. March 10 Sterling receded
signify from the days high prices i'm m,
Iaicr trading STEERING sisty.day bills 20:
o"Inmercia SiH,y-day bills on banks $50
5.14A: cables. SE ''"'"u'
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PETERSBURG PEANUT MARKET

'Heporteo by Rodgers, Piummcr & Co.. Inc }
cp.>,,e,, Petersburg Va March 10. 1920
Nal5 per bushe
N1RGlNlAS: Farmers stock Market quiet
Fancy Jumbo. 81 per ID
Jumbo &c per ID.
Extra prime. size per ID
Prime SIC per ID
Smelling stock. Sc per ID
SHIELDED AND RECLAIMED: Market
quiet.
Wholesale
Fancy Jumbo. lac per 10
Fancy handpicked. lie per ID
Extras. loc per Id.
Extra large Va. sheiled. Ice Der H.
No. Va. shelled lis.c per TO-
No Va. shelled. lcisc per ID
NO Spanish sheled. lsc per lb
NO Spanish shelled. l5i5c per ID
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ANNOUNCEMENTS
Funeral Directors.
Personals.

PHXUP-Rdwln Phaup, Funeral director and
Ii. randolph tS5.
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PRICES OF BEEF CUTS.

'DJ y
Richmond. Va. March TO- 1870
quotations showing the wholesale selling
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PRODUCE MARKETS..

COFFEE.
NEW YORK. March l0.-Early rallies were
followed By renewed weakness in the mar
kct for coffee futures here today owing 10
reports OF easier Brazilian markets and
WAS to points higher. with active months
selling about TO points above last nigh, y
advance In sterling evidently caused scat
tered covering after the decline OF yesterday.
of from lIss TO 1850, while September broke
from 1880 to ii.1o or about 81 points net
lower. The close was shade up from The
loves, on some positions. Gu. showed ne,
i.i July. i4@; ssp,em6Sr, AS: y oc,oDer.
2Me4'r Resales of Victoria : and IS were
" 81 g in the :, cost and treiRh, market AZ,
and 1t was reported that santos Is had sold
= $50 Amercsh credits TO New Orleans.
changed in brazilian markets except SAN
ios futures. which were % to l15 refs higher
the close. but a sy,ec!al cable quoted Santos
futures unchanged to 2D refs lower
SUGAR
Ne" YORK. March n.-Thc local market
Tor raw sugar was easier today with prices
whish level aooS, 500 'o Bags e WERE sad 10
however. . hrmer undertone developed. and
while there were stiil BUYERS at loc cost
s Ni noiefH ~n hssaf a, ss
There were also pretty fair safes reported
20 The Royal Commission for April shipment
The marke! FOR refined sugar was un-
E Rsnn a - 10 l@e FOR nm Eranuiated.
cations TO their regular customers. bu, the
diStrieution OF sugar is still being inter-
fred with by scarcity, OF freight cars.
closing at declines OF to = points in sym.
paihy with The early weakness in raws
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Markets

lContinued from Thirteenth PaEe)
Ya-Car Chem. pfd. So. 100 10: -
ya.-Car. Chemical. conn.,. 100 80
va. NuilhlnH and Loan Co. 100 l0s III
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NEW ORLEANS La. March ,o-Rourh
rice no sales. Receipts l,e75 sacks; miliers
Tscelpts same Clean rise. strong: sales ::
Hond ,y is pockets, l2h; Japan As poeS:
ets. !2ss: Blue Rose. s.5SI pockets. Ioix a loi.
Receipts. a.ls3. Bran and Polish UNCHANGED
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EMPLOYMENT
Help Wanted-IFcmaIc-

ANY INTELLIGENT PERSON. ejtber an,
FOR may G, earn splendid income corresponding
TOT nc~opapcrs: all or spare time: eSun
ricnce unnecessary; no canvs ssinc subiacpn
SnEgcoteu send for particulars Eationsi
l.rcss Kurcau. buffalo. ~. =.
THE QUICK WAY 10 gel what 1o,, ,;s.765t
whcn you want II Ia To read aud ,iss
Titncs-Diopntch CLASSIFIED ads u u1
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COTToNSEED or

NEW YORK. March lo-Ater starting OF
ABOUT 10 points lower cottonsee6 OIL ao.
Nanced 10 TO IS points on short covering in
splreo by hIEher sterling and cotton. but
reacted somewhat again near the close OF,
The setback IN lard and for want OF outside
support. Closing prices were IL to 70 points
net higher. Sales. 400 barrels. Prm.
crude. 100 asked: prime summer yellow
spot. H"T 80: May. 1.l6: July. 20 20: DC.
teeer. iSs, Prime winter yellow and sum
,Der white. nominal
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AUTOMOBILES
Automobiles for Sale

Atlas TRUCK. overhaulcd and ,,7n,.d
JUS nhc new Price right A. Msver..
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COMPOSERB-wantcd compoocrs Of yors,
or mniio 70 write me at once Brininni
roll rsnBuren. r .. Grand Opera House
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1920-03-11

Wfu0 LBsWORTH-Win Iona Wisejea-
.S forth or any on. hHow!ne q her where
Shoppsrd 1aras. No. Tenth Street. s. w,
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sC!Ck-Little Si1 Sedan; 1917 model. In
. perfect repair: wlro wheels: cord fIyss
k kloE. WILSON Motor Corporation. see Wet
Imperial Valley press., 1920-06-24

Write your Grain and Hay fnsur-
ance with L. P. Sargent, $50 Main
St., Ell Centro. Best companies.
Lowest rates. Do it n0w.-Adv.
Imperial Valley press., 1920-06-24
ARMY STATION
READY To AWARD
!. VICTORY. MEDALS
An official Announcement Is
= Made; Various Kinds of
Medals for Various Kinds of
Service While in France.

The recruiting office at Ell Centre is
now preparing to verify applications
for the Victory Medal. All persons
who have been discharged from mill
tary service, or next Of kin of deceased
persons, entitled to and desiring Vic
tory Medal will submit applications on
forms prescribed. Officers and men
in service desiring Victory medals may
submit applications to their immediate
commanding officers for verifcations
to their immediate commanding offic-
ers for verifcation and apprival.
The Victory Medal will be awarded
to all officers, contract surgeons and
enlisted men who served on active duty
in the United States army at any time
between April 6, 1917, and November
III, 1918, and whose service was hon.
orable. Battle clasps will be awarded
for each of the major operations and
for the occupation of defensive sec
| tor. Each officer or enlisted man
serving in the First Army area be-
tween Aug. 80 and Nov. 11, 1918, or
in the Second Army area between Oct.
IL and Nov. II, 1918, will be entitled
to the defensive sector clasp, irrespec-
| tive of awards for major operations.
Serving in areas under French, British,
Belgian or Italian commands between
April 6, 1917, and No9. II, 1918, will
be entitled to a defensive sector clasp.
Following operations are announced
as major operations. @' :.
Cambria, between May, ~ and Dec.
4, 1917. .@l '''@T y.t'
! Somme, defensive. Between March
81 and April 6, 1918. ~ ".H2'
Lys. Between April 9 and April 27,
Aisne. On the Chemin des Danes
and northeast Of Rheims between May
q and June S, 1918. ., '0-',--t
Montdidier-N Noyon. Between June 8
and June 13, 1918. tsa
Champagne Marine. Between July Is
and July 18, 1918.
Aisne- Marine. Between July 18 and
/ August 6, 1918. TT. 8
Somme offensive. Between Aug. 8
and November II, 1918.
Oise-Aisne. Between Aug. 1S and
Nov. II, 1918.
Ypres-Yys: Between Aug. 10 and
Nov. II, 1918.
St. Mihiel. Between Sept. IL and
Nov. II, 1918.
Meuse-Argonne. Between Sept. &c
and Nov. II, 1918.
Vittorio- -Veneto. Between Oct. "a
. and Nov. A, 1918.
Clasps will be awarded each office,
and enlisted man who served oversee:
and is not-entitled to battle clasp, as
France. For service. in France be.
tween April 6, 1917 and Nov. II, 1913
Italy. For service in Italy between
|, April 6. Y917, and Nov. II, 1918.
Siberia. For any service in Siberia
Russia. For any service in Euro.
pean Russia.
England. For service in England be.
tween April 6, 1917, and Nov. II, 1918
For further information see Ser
geant Surber at the local recruiting
station in Ell Centre, as he has received
full instructions.
Imperial Valley press., 1920-06-24
PRETTY CEMETERY,
ASSOCIATION PLAN

Plans are under way for the beauti-
flying of Evergreen Cemetery and the
following appeal is being sent y lot
owners:
We, the undersigned, agree to pay
to Evergreen Cemetery association the
sum Of S.. on or before Oct. l, 1920,
for the erection of water works for
the cemetery with four inch main
through the center of the yard with a
two inch lateral leading in each di-
rection with sufficient taps to reach
to any and all parts Of the cemetery
that is being used. The two central
circles in the yard are to be furnished
with sprays, therefore we can be able
to keep flowers, lawn and shrubs the
whole year round; and the same can
be done in any part of the yard by
kaving sufficient water supply. An
artistic two story tower will be erect
Imperial Valley press., 1920-06-24

Miss Peggy Wervel Of Calipatria
was in Ell Centre Tuesday evening Wis
iting with friends.
Imperial Valley press., 1920-06-24

By an order of the railroad COM
mission made today the San Diego &
Arizona Railroad company was au-
thorized to sell to the Southern Pacific
company at face value $1.0OO,OOO of
it's 6 per cent bonds for the purpose
of reimbursing the Southern Pacific
| for moneys advanced.