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aviation grounds

was attached TO the Mlddlutown, Pa.
aviation grounds
MONTGOMERY. Ala.-Traced to va e
rious Southern cities. only to be Lost
again, countrywide search has been
lauhcned 10 ascertain the Whereabouts
OF Wilbur Gunter, IL. sen Of J. w,
Gunter, WE'LL known resident Of Mont =.
gomery. who disappeared from his
home here July 10.
MEXICO CITY.--PRyiug off followers
OF Francisco Villa, who will receive a
year pay when mustered out, viii cost
he mexican nation more than 000, 600
pesos, according TO an interview with
q treasury official published here. Villa
mas written Provisional President de Ia
huerta outlining his plans TO establish
schools, and requesting books, pencils,
chalk and other supplies. He declares
ne Will spend any money sent him for
educational purposes,
---A-
MEXICO CITY,-Estaban Cantu. gov
ernor OF Lower California, has tele-
graphed warning to the provisional
president that he win not be respon =
sloie Tor any occurrences which result
u troops are sent against him. He saws
International difficulties WIN impend II
such action is taken because OF the
-
BERLiN.--Strong opposition to obey
ing orders from the Moscow govern
ment has sprung up In the Russian
army on the Polish front, II is declared
10 a dispatch to the Tageblatt from
Koenigsberg, 1t Is pointed out that
the soviet army IL to b great extent led
by former officers Of the imperial
army
NEW YORK.-Restrlctions on the
export OF coal and on the readjust
ment of coal cars and temporary re
duction In the water coal rates to New
England were suggested by Senator
William NJ. Calder, chairman OF the
special senate committee on reconstruc-
ton and production, as means of re-
lleving the acute coal shortage, espe-
cially in New York and New England
These suggestions, arising out OF in.
formation obtained at recent commit
tee hearings, were contained in letters
sent TO the interstate commerce COM
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WARSAW ---Bolshevik forces, which
have been concentrated on the banks
Of the Narew river with the apparent
Bug river. have delivered a series OF
strong attacks according to Polish
communlque issued here The state
ment adds that the Poles have re-
pulsed the Bolsheviki with heavy loss
In the sector near Topieloe the Rus
SLAMS abandoning IL machine guns and
leaving 500 dead
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SAN DIEGO, CaL--Members OF
Russian colony at Guadalupe, on the
highway between Tia Juana and Enze-
NADIA, Lower California, have been
pressed into the army OF Gov. Cantu
to assist in the transportation OF rifles
and machine guns and ammunition from
Mexicalo to Enzednada where troops
Of the Mexican de facto government are
expected to land In movement
against Cantu, according to reports
brought here by passengers on a mo-
torship from Enzenada
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!gissiqn and the United states ship.

BERLlN.-A report from Danzig
states that notwithstanding the col
lapse OF the Polish front. the trans
portauon from Danzig OF American
Polish volunteers who had fought with
Gen. Haller's army In France Is con
tlnunK. The American steamer Poea-
hontas, the message adds. has left for
New York with 1900 OF Gen. Hallers
former troops.
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HAVANA.--The !, 493-ton oil burning
steamer Santiago de Cuba, owned by
the Impresa Naviera company, OF Cuba.
was destroyed by fire In the harbor at
Santiago de Cuba. following an explo-
sion OF one of her oil tanks, according
to messages received here One fire
man perished and two others OF the
estimated at more than 81 900, 900.
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BERLIN The Russian soviet gov
ernment has invited Djemal Pasha,
former Turkish leader In Syria, to come
TO Russia and take over the command
Of the Mussulman divisions of the
soviet forces, according 10 special dis
patch from Bucharest TO the Lokal An
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geiger. The soviet authorities are said
to have recognized the Indian revolu-
tionary committee as the local govern
ment Of India and TO have granted II
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a loan Of 900, 900 gold rubles. Revo-
lutionary committees in Turkey, Persia
and China also are being given liberal
financial support
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TELEGRAPH BRIEFS

4
HAVANA.--Thr American commits
sion appointed TO cooperate with Cuban
officials IN arranging plans for reliev-
ing Ireight congestion in Havana har-
bor, have arrived here. II Is headed
by Ernest L. Bogart. OF the United
states department of state and Mai
a, b. Clement, OF the American ship
ping board.
MEXICO Cliff GOV. Cantu Of
Lower California has summoned Chi
nese TO fight against the government,
he VIII be considered traitor, accord
ing to statement issued at the office
OF Provisional President de la Huerta
In the meantime, however Gov. Cantu
continues TO report no news" to the
war department
NEW ,YoRK.-Dr. Jose Arenas,
wealthy South American dentist who
was found dead with three bullet
wounds in his body in his West Side
apartment committed suicide, the
medical examiner reported after an
autopsy Arkansas ended his life after
Jackson, a chorus girl. and Ignacio
MART, her companion, MART and Miss
jackson, each OF whom was shot, but
not seriously injured by Arenas, told
the police they called on the dentist
to get some clothes the girl had left
took place.
MEXICALI, Lower California The
breach between the Mexican de facto
central government, and the govern
ment Of the northern district OF Lower
Jose NJ. Aguilera, secretary Of state for
Gov, Estaban Cantu. Secretary
Aguilera made the declaration in
connection with a statement de-
nying report that Gov. Cantu had sent
Huerta, provisional president, in an eff
fort to prevent the reported planned
occupation of the district by federal
forces.
ATHENS,-The Greeks have extend
ed their outposts In Asia Minor on &C
count Of reported massacres and gen.
eral disorders in the region beyond
their lines through the breaking up of
the army of Mustapha Renal Pasha,
the nationalist leader. The basic line
through Gorda, Kula Ormurbaba Dag
and east to Simav, near Philadelphia,
and also along the southern Meandre
valley.
wARsAw.-Sergt. William Cook. of
Fay, Okla, who remained with an
American typhus expedition train and
was captured by the Bolshevik, at
Mlnsk, two weeks ago, Is reported to
be safe at Kovno, in a telegram re-
celved by the American Red Cross. He
is returning to Warsaw through the
Baltic states.
|. HARRODSBURG, Ky.-Announce-
ment was made OF the sale OF the Old
Jordan distillery. this city. and 400, 900
gallons of whisky, to George Lee and
other New York capitalists for $76s, s47
The distillery building will be dsman-
tied and machinery and equipment will
be taken to Cuba and set up again.
LANCASTER, Pa.-Capt ]. New
muller, % years old, of Shamokin, was
killed, and Ray S. Mutt mechanic, In
diana, was seriously injured when their
arplane crashed to the ground near
Marietta, this county, Capt. Newmuller
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man soldiers have been violated. Near
Chateau Thierry one party of tourists
the graves of u number of German
dead and carried them off as souvenir.
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wARsAw.-sergt. William Cook. of
Fay, Okla, who remained with an
American typhus expedition train and
was captured by the BolSheviki. at
Mlnsk, two weeks ago, Is reported to
celved by the American Red Cross. He
is returning to Warsaw through the
Baltic states.
The news scimitar. (Memphis, Tenn.) 1907-1926, 1920-08-02
South Lauderdale Street

Mrs, f. G. Turner, 1880 South Lauderdale
St, says: II Hged Doan's Kidney Pills and
| well remember the benefit they were to
me. My kidneys caused me lot of annoy
ance. There were many symptoms of the
trouble and | felt miserable until | began
until | was entirely cured. They seemed to
tone up my system and give me new life"
Statement given November 20, 1910
On April 81, 1918, Mrs. Turner said
''The cure | spoke of in my previous state
ment has lasted. | think a lot of Doan's
Kidney Pills and advise others to give this
medicine a trial"
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|. HARRODSBURG. Ky.-Announce-
ment was made of the sale OF the Old
Jordan distillery. this city. and 400 600
gallons of whisky to George Lee and
other New York capitalists for S76s,s47.
The distillery building win be disman-
tied and machinery and equipment will
be taken to Cuba and set up again.
The news scimitar. (Memphis, Tenn.) 1907-1926, 1920-08-02

LANCASTER, Pa.-Capt ]. New
muller, 90 years old, of Shamokln, was
killed. and Ray S, Mutt, mechanic, In
diana was seriously injured when their
airplane crashed to the ground near
Marietta, this county. Capt. Newmuller
The news scimitar. (Memphis, Tenn.) 1907-1926, 1920-08-02
East Georgia Street

Henry c. Heuer, millwright, 475 f. Geor-
gia ST., says: II had kidney and bladder
trouble for about twenty years and suffered
a lot from backache and trouble with the
kidney secretions My kidneys acted too fire.
quently. | felt weak and sore and didn't
have strength enough to stand on my feet
very long, 1t nearly killed me to stoop and
| had binding, dizzy spells l got Doan's
Kidney Pills at Renkert & Co.'S Drug Store
and took them as directed. They fixed me
up in good shape and went back to work,
feeling 0. X I have recommended Doan's
on many occasions since"
The West Virginian. [volume] (Fairmont, W. Va.) 1914-1974, 1920-06-08
Poor YounIolster.

A certain young girl waits in the
lail in this city today to be trans.
ferTed to the Industrial Home at Sa.
lem. She Is only IL and they tell me
she IS wild little runaway. Yester-
day the papers merely stated that she
had been brought back from her last
running place and would now be
guarded carefully to prevent another
getaway. :
I couldn't help wondering when 1
read about her If girls who are to.
day safe and happy in their comfort.
able homes realize what a very little
makes them more fortunate than
some OF their sisters. Do ali Young
girls realize what a blessing ii is to
them to have someone who cares,
some one TO watch over them con.
stantly-some one to see that thew
grow into respectable womanhood.
For In spite of the fact that many
girls refuse to grow up worthily. there
are thousands of girls who amount
to much just because they have good
homes and the right enyironment
And there are so many GIRLS In the
world who have nothing between
themselves and disaster hut their
own Wills and these are so pitifully
weak. Girls who have good PARENTS
to battle for them-to labor tireiess.
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|FA|Rh0NT OVER N.
HOME SERVICE DRIVE
Campaign Out in County
viii Continue All

Z faere Is no longer any doubt but
what Fairmont will be "over" in the
Z, Salvation Army campaign when the
wards not yet recoroed in the books
lat headquarters make reports, Glenn
Fl. Barns, the treasurer. has $S,921,-
t86 In his hands In cash and checks.
This does not include checks prom
Used. monies in the hands of collect
ior1 or team captains or assurances of
ianv nature. This is cash with the
perception Of one item for S47.SS COW
Iering an old bill OF the Salvation
ANY, .' which Is the same Maeh,a as cash s
was reported TO have donated a bill
for about $3.50 but 1t develops that
THAT concern gave its check for tho
|iamount and a check will be given 1t
for the bill.
4 OF the amount now in the hands OF
the treasurer, practically all comes
'ifrom Fairmont and vicinity, the ter
lion Of John S Scott, city chairman.
iBarrackville, MillersTille, Edgemont.
.Edgeway, Bell Run and cayenne are
Included with Fairmont in $4,000
quota which Is certain TO be reached,
according TO Chairman Scott.
The campaign out in the county
will continue all this week. Manning
ION mas announcer Jus campaign tOr
June TIP. not getting organization
effected until late last week. Farm
ington holds an open air meeting
"Wednesday night at which the Man.
Inington Community Elks band will
he present. This meeting was plan
ned for tonight but postponed because
ithe band could not get there tonight.
, Monongah, Grant Town and Fairview
have their campaigns going G.. n.
/ Fowler, president OF Local Union No.
lf055 at Scottdale, writes that Muir
Tray will raise its Quota but that the
snoney cannot be ready before June
ia
: The Industries committee has turn
4 ed in S4,205.4S to date. This is an
; excellent showing. The quota was
$50 500. The Bethlehem Coal Co.
.kaye 5000, the Consolidation $500 and
other companies literally. The Mon
,ongah Glass contributed $3.50 and the
Owens Bottle Works has promised a
: cneck for like amount although it
! has not yet been received for the
treason that II comes through the main
sDffice in Toledo.
The Fourth ward total was increas-
Jed again last night by $50 contribu-
ftion from j. M. Hartley personally,
(which is in addition TO the contribu-
ition Of the Hartley store to the In
idustries committee and the p%sonal
itontributions of j. H. Rownd and
Harry J. Hartley. The Fourth ward
now has s615.o7 TO its credit. Its
o.
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Evening Chat
June Roses.

June roses are al the height Of their
glory just now and on every street
they bloom riotously. II there Is any
thing more beautiful than roses in the
summer time nodding over many a
fence and veranda rail don't know
what II is. Many people object to
their front verandas yawning wide
and cover them dicreetly with down
drawn vudor shades or awnings. The
twining, climbing rose vine or the
wisteria offer far more artistic veran-
da covering and in number OF places
IN the city both these flowers are
serving together with their graceful
vines and leaves as curtain for the
family who sit comfortably and hap
PLY Just behind enjoying the shade
and cool. The roses this year are
wonderful and at shutdown when they
shine obscurely in the twilight they
seem to be scattered without stem
through the scented air. Just across
from my house there are hundreds
of them Just now and it pleases ME
very much to sit in the semidarkness
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B. & 0. RAILROAD
( EMPLOYEE FOR Al
YEARS TESTIFIES
B. N. Yates, Clarksburg, w.
( Va. Recommends Nery-
lax to His Many
| Friends.

''Nervlax is a good medicine and 1
will surely recommend 1t to my
friends, writes B. N. Yates, age 70, OF
20 Coleman Ave, Clarksburg, w. Va
For the past AZ years Mr.. Yates has
been in the employ of the Baltimore
and Ohio railroad and is well known
in his home town and Grafton, w. Va.
II Was a great sufferer from stomach
trouble and nervousness and my d.
Restive organs were In terrible shape.
After taking one bottle of Nervlax
J am greatly improved. am much
Lelieved from constipation, the bloat-
ing has gone from my stomach, my
appetite is good and now sleep we'll
My headache is also somewhat i'm
proved
B.. N. YATES,
20 Coleman Ave,
glarksbnrg, W. Va.
Nervlax is on sale at Cranes drug
Etore
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MT. HARMONY MEMoRIAt

Memorial services viii be held at
the Mount Harmony cemetery next
Sunday afternoon at two O'Clock.
Rev. G. C. Lawson, OF the Methodist
Protestant church, will officiate. The
celebration OF : Memorial day two
mony is in line with the usual custom
at that place. The memorial day ad.
dress will be delivered in the Union
church.
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NotIo IA Rorne.

"Henry, Mrs. Fiibbers next door
says she is going to get new cleo
trio runabout.S .tesofiEl y
THAT'S good Maybe she'll take YOU
out for a little ride"
ooh, dearl oh. deari"
+'What'S the matter now"
You can sit there and calmly talk
about your wife being subjected to
public humiliation! Birmingham
Age-Eeald.
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when there is very faint afterEIots
af day sill visible and attempt to
convince myself that no invisible
hand Is scattering those rose blooms
over the home whose owner Is dead
and buried. The hand that tended
them 50 carefully lies cold IN the
ground. But as with an good deeds
her roses viii bloom forever.
The West Virginian. [volume] (Fairmont, W. Va.) 1914-1974, 1920-06-08

" for their comfort and for the de-
relopmenf OF their characters owe a
debt they can never repay.
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Edgemont raised $141 against a
quota of $50, of which Bell Run con-
tributed S17.0S. Barrackville raised
1924 and the union at Jamison Nio. Z
is expected to make an independent
contribution.
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quota was only $500. MrB. Joseph
z. Grfmsiey was chairman OF this
ward. While she has been prominent
in many drives this Is the first time
she has acepfed the kesponHibfliky
OF being Chairman. II Is gra tifying
to the women that the Fourth and
Fifth wards did so well Under women
chairmen. Mrs. VILLA M. Fletcher,
chairman Of the Fifth ward, has $780,
IS turned in against a quota OF $500.
The Seventh ward has turned in
the most money 70 date. It's amount
Is $1.133 against quota of $3.50. The
Third ward made its first report last
night and turned in $s0.36. The First
ward is to report today. The Sec
ond ward will continue its canvas un-
til Thursday. The Sixth ward Is to
report this evening. The Eighth ward
has its money in although not form
ally turned over to the treasurer as
vet
Imperial Valley press., 1920-04-08

Fifth & D ST., San Diego
Imperial Valley press., 1920-04-08
PROSPECTOR'S SENSE
OF HUMOR NAMES
TOMBSTONE, ARIZ.
lEv Associated Pressl

TOMBSTONE, April S.--A prospcc-
tors curious sense Of humor was re-
spcns!L.e tor the naming of this town
which recently has gotten into the
news dispatches because of the Bisbee
deportation trials being held here.
According to James +. Duncan,
who came here in 1879, the town was
founded in that year by Ed Shieffel.n,
a mining prospector. Schieffelin
called his mine near the site Of the
present courthouse "Tombstone mine,
Duncan said, because the region was
full of drab rocks that resemblcd
tombstones.
Tradition has it, however, that
Schicffalin's friends frequently rallied
him for his faith in the locality, and
told him that he would find his tomb
stone here After the prospector had
made his fortune here, in Goodnatured
irony he is said to have named the
town after the fate that lad been
predicted fer Nm.
Schieffein was found dead in a
Jog cabin in the state of Washington
May II, 1897, According to his wishes,
his body was brought back to his
tombstone and buried near here.
His picl;-aX and other tools were
buried with him. Above the grave his
friends erected simple monument
fashioned after the rude manner of a
pJosTector's claim stakc-mcrely a
ri.e of uncvenly shaped rocks.
Imperial Valley press., 1920-04-08
{, ,726 CARS OF
LETTUCE SHIPPED
Shipments for Season Reach
Enormous Total; Prices Are
Fine: Shipping Season is
..b0ut ORR.

Total shipments Of Imperial Valley
ettuce to date a 272e cars, the ship
Ding season is about over. These ship
nents compare with 1164 cars for al
IF last year.
Prices being received ar excellent
IS the following mar"et report win
show:
Kansas City: ~ degrees. partiy
cloudy. & cars California arrived, s
cars on track, including broken. car
diverted. Supplies moderate, demand
and movement moderate. market
crates Iceberg, Imperial Valley, $500
@4.25.
Chicago: % degrees, partly cloudy.
Six cars California arrived, "A cars on
track, including broken. Demand good
for good stock. market firm, prices
higher. Sales to jobhers, California
imperial VALLEY: California crates Ice
berg, $425@4.75; few $500; poorer,
low as $3.50.
Pittsburgh: - degrees, clear 10
carlot arrivals. Opening prices today,
supplies moderate, demand and move
ment slow, market steady. Sales to
jobbers-Caifornia crates Iceberg,
quality and condition talf, best, mostly
S400@4.5O.
Philadelphia: 30 degrees, clear One
car California, , cars Florida arrived
One car 8. c arrived. car on track
broken. Demand and movement good
market slightly weaker, quality and
condition wide range. Sales to job
bers-Florida, considerably lcafy,
some decayed, Z bushcl hampers
head, best S3.5oM425; poorer 50cm
800. South Carolina some lcafy, ! =
bushel hampers head, best %4.o0M1.50;
poorer $500. California, considerably
wasty. California crates Iceberg, $500.
New York: 30 degrees, partly cloudy.
Two cars Arizona. cars California,
8 cars Florida arrived. Supplies light,
demand good for good stock, market
firm, quality generally good, some or
dinary. Sales to iobbcrs-California
and Arizona; California crates Ice
berg, best %G00M ESQ, mostly $3.50,
few 500; condition fair $500m5.5O.
Florida; No sales reported.
Imperial Valley press., 1920-04-08
H|NDUS DEPL0RE
COMRADE' s ACTS
Pass Resolution Plcdgiag Their
.SupEort to Imperial County
Officers ia Searching for
C0Uatryn,eu Guilty Of Das%
tOrdiY Deed.

Imperial Valley Hindus have
pledged their support to the Imperial
county officers in apprehcnding the
two Hindus who committed degcn-
crate attack on the son of 4 Brawley
minister.
The following is the resolution:
I'VE, the undersigned active and
non-active members of the Hindus-
tanccs Welfare and Reform Society
of American do hereby resolve that
we will do cur utmost to help the
government that we love and honor
and under whose protection we enjoy
our privileges, in finding the wicked
persons who had committed not only
criminal but an inhuman act at
Brawley, California, a few days ago.
Further we want to assure that
we are loyal to this country as we
have been in the past, but we are
going to show this spirit Of loyalty
with more earnestness, by taking our
stand for right and justice than we
ever did before. We condemn every
crime and sin committed by any one
of our race and we will do our best
to eliminate or sift out such worthless
person or persons, by having them
punished, so they will cease once and
tor all repeating criminal acts and
bringing disgrace, not only to our
community and country but to hu-
manitY.
Signed: Asa Singh, presidents;
Anayat Khan, president; r.
Chand, secretary; Nand Singh, treas
urer; Rachin Singh, Fagil Ween,
Hakann Singh, Teja Singh, Chanan
Singh, Charag Wccn, Gulam Muham-
ad, directors
Admiral Horthy, the Hungarian re-
gent. has been allowed a salary of
100000 year.
Imperial Valley press., 1920-04-08
HAWAIIAN EXPORTS
JUMP ENORMOUSLY
Ny Associated prcas1

HONOLULU, T. H., AprT 5
Exports of the territory of Hawaii to
the mainland Of the United States
jumped S22,00O,00o during 1918, ac-
cording to figures just ANNOUNCED by
Raymer Sharp, special deputy collect
or Of customs.
The total value Of merchandise
shipped from Hawaii to the mainland
during 1879 was S98. SOB ,0l5, against
$75, 1914 for 1913.
Imports from the mainland in 1919
totaled $49, ,983 800 as against $780,,
882 ,985 for 1918, an increase Of $l0,-
100, ,884.
Imperial Valley press., 1920-04-08
RAIL EMPLOYEES JOIN
SWITCHMEN'S STRIKE

CHICAGO, April 8.-Rcprcsentat-
tives Of $500 members of the brother
mood Of local fremen and cngincmen
in Chicago in the switching district
deGcd The union officials and voted
10 join the unauthorized switchmen's
strike.
Imperial Valley press., 1920-04-08

located in different
cities. Thousands Of pa
tients are treated in
these ofRces, and the
large quantities Of dem
tai supplies used are
bought for less money
than has to be paid for
small quantities.
All dentists using tho
Imperial Valley press., 1920-04-08
III1I 1III-TT1TT TO
The New Way of
Practicing Dentistry

THE E. r. Parker
L System in Dentistry
is nothing but dentistry
put on a common-Scnse
basis. Instead of one
man practicin g in a
small way in a small
Office, several dentists
practice together under
the Parker System in