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America. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1905-current, 1920-01-15
o noua inventia

|pc copcriSul caselor, orr unde.
spune mcnagcrul fabricei domnul
l.. D. Bell.
Accasta ar fl .de o valoare III
calcula!bila la aeroplanele anga-
jate in serviciul postal, care a.
cum, fara aceasta perfectionarc,
sunt silite ca Sc coboare la mar
ginea oraSului.
Serviciul postal aerian din Gle
vcland, care fost e1ntrerupt de
furtuna STA rcfnceput activitatea
Mcrcuri.
Wilson convoaca adunarea Ii
gel. Washington. - Departa-
mentul statului a facut publice
textul convocarii presedinteiui
Wilson prin care a chemat la
prima Intrunire pc membrii Ligei
Natiunilor.
Presedintelc Wilson in convo-
carea lui spune CA .,aceasta in
trunire va insemna inceputul. L.
nei noui ere in cooperarea inter
nationala 81 primul pas sprc
cOncertul ideal al natiunilor"
Statele Unite. datorita intir-
zicrci de a ratifica tratatul de
pace, nu vor putca participa la
aceia intrunirc.
Fiume dat Italiei. - Londra.
= Gel trei primi-ministri. al
Frantei, Angliei 81 Italiei, au de-
els ca Fiume sa fie oras italian
81 portul tot al Italiei sd fie.
spune depcsa din Paris.
Partea dc tinut dindaratul o.
rasului 81 portului Fiume, dupa
cum spune depesssde mai s,rs, va
raminea teritorul Jugoslayiei, in
sa Italiei lisa va garanta uncle
drepturi economice, intre care 81
intrebuintarea eailor ferate.
Europa are lipsa de miliarde.
New York. = Europei ii tra-
buie 2O,OOO,0O0,OOO de dolari pen
tru o reabilitare fianciara, 'spune
expertul financiar englez, Sir
George Paish, propunind ca Ii
ga Natiunilor sd faca un impru-
NUT. care sa fie subsemnat 81 de
Statele Unite.
Citiva financiari americani 81
au exprfmat convingerea ca a.
merica nu va mai da ikci un crc-
dit, sub nici circumstanta.
moi trebue sd mergem .sa CO.
rem direct la investitori pentru
N nou imprumut Europei'' a
spus Frank A. Vanderlip.
Influxul Gu 400 urme mai
malt. - Halifax. Rapoartele
prsmite astazi din New Found
lard spun de calamitatilc din a.
celia parte, datorita furtunilor din
timpul iernii 81. Marii.
Gel mai malt influx de ami de
zile fost recordat acum, ridi-
eindu-se pima la POO unne 1nal-
time.
John Dodge mort. - New
York. = John 4. Dodge, in etatc
de "a ami, mare fabricant de au-
tomobile din Detreit, Mich, a
murit All noapte de pneumonia.
T D-nul Dodge impreuna Gu fra
tele lui a-venit in New York ca
sa ia parte la expozitia de auto
mobile. Ambii au fost loviti de
Influenza spaniola 81 in ficcarc
caz s'a desvoltat in pneumonia
FL a murit in hotelul Ritz
Carlton, unde a tras de cfnd a
ajuns in acel oras.
John F. Dodge este foarte GU
'noscut 81 printre populatia noa-
stra din Detroit si innprejurimi,
fabrica care poarta numele Dod-
ge Brothers, este una care a.
proape rivalizeazS GU fabrica lui
Ford.
Dol amsricani omoriN in Ru-
sia. - Londra. ~ Dol americani
au fost somoriti 81 trei raniti gray
'intr' o fncaierare Gu un tren blin-
dat al Gen. HemenoH, seful CO..
mandant al armati snti1boEe-
viste din Siberia, antre lacul Bai-
kaI 4; YHrhrarId funl ~ px0vin-g
America. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1905-current, 1920-01-15

,mia, Gu e1ceptia in Wurtem
berg, Saxonia 81 Bavaria, 81 4
ceasta ca m rezultat al multelon
tulburari ivite.
Starca de asediu fost procla
mata de catra prescdintcle Ger
maniei. d-nnl Ebert.
America. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1905-current, 1920-01-15

Dol amsricani omori3i in Ru-
sia. - Londra. ~ Dol americani
an fost omoriti 81 trei raniti grav
'intr'o fncaierare Gu un tren blin-
dat al Gen. Hemeno4, seful co,
mandant al arnstei antiIbolse-
viste din Siberia dntre iscul Bai-
kal Il verhnss nl, - psorin-'
'cia ns-Baikslja, dupx cum te-
The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1920-08-06
EASTERNERS HAVE ADVANTAGE
OVER OTHER TENNIS PLAYERS

Philadelphia. Aug. 6.-The reason
the East has an advantage over all
other sections Of the country in
tennis is due L the fact that eastern.
ers have more time to play the game,
according to DIR. Edward r.. Pancoast,
formerly n Of the best players in
this city, but now of Peru, Ind. He
is visiting here.
DIR. Pancoast, an Episcopal clergy
man. IS still a keen student and ad-
vocate Of the sport.
"The middle west has Just as good
material to work with, he said. I'VE
have stars who would be just as
coed as the best in the east If they
al weren't too busy making a liy.
ing.
Take, for instance. Ralph Burdick.
Here Is one of the leading players
we have who is busy he feels thank
full if he can get a racquet in his
hands once a week. Ralph gave Bill
Tilden, the worlds champion, the
hardest kind Of Il battle a short time
The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1920-08-06
Too Conservative

Lyons, Kans., Aug. 6.-Faulty con.
servation of towels in barber shops
here caused two local BARRIERS TO be
fined s12.75 each after they had been
served with warrants sworn out BY
state Barber Inspector l.. A. East.
He charged that the BARRIERS used
the same towel on more than one
customer. which is a violation of the
state law pertaining to barber shop
sanitation.
The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1920-08-06

WANTED-Colored woman to cook
for boarding house; must be exper-
fenced and a good cook. Phone
$50 or apply 222 Stanley Blvd. 6.3
The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1920-08-06
Classified
w mts

Two cents per word each insertion.
A minimum charge Of SO cents
made for ads run one day only. Copy
must be IN Ardmoreite office by 10
o'clock week days. II received after
that hour ads will be run too late
to classify"
All want Ads are cash. Advertise
ments taken over the telephone are ac-
cepted only at customers risk and the
Ardmoreite will not pc responsible FOR
errors unless advertising copy is hand
The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1920-08-06
GROCERY SPECIALS
AT THE CRESCENT


5-pound Glover Honey
Syrup, the finest ever--59c
Wesson Oil, pints------39c
Blue KARO, ~ lbs.---15c
Medium CRISCO -----93c
Large CRISCO -----S1.89
Swift Jewel Lard. 2 ID. SOC
Brookfield Butter, lb.--64c
Fresh sweet TROCO, ID. c6c
Full Cream CHEESE, ID. 39c
Palm Olive Soap, bar---8c
Argo Corn Starch, pkg. loo
Gallon cans Apples----59c
Gallon can Peaches Soc
Gallon Blackberries ----98c
Small can EMO Milk---5c
Large can EMO Milk--10
This milk is similar to
HEBE and is very fine.
No. 2 can Tomatoes----12c
No. 2 can Sugar Corn--14c
Buffet Pork and Beans--9c
Macaroni and Spagheti--8c
Maxwell House Coffee--53c
Old Master Coffee, lb--53c
Breakfast Delight --53c
CRESCENT GROCERY AND
MEAT MARKET
1913 West Main st. Phone 6l8
Right Next to Kress & Co.
The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1920-08-06

ago and was leading G TO 3 in tbs
first set and : to / in the second
when u volley broke the net. After
Il Commute lay-off. Burdick lost his
terrific pace and Tllden finally won
The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1920-08-06
Female Help Wanted
GIRLS

-, GIRLS
Some OF the privileges our girls IN
Joy in their everyday work:
Good pay ven while learning.
Clean, light and airy surroundings,
Only girls to work with.
No public to meet.
Comfortable rest rooms.
Frequent increases.
Congenial supervisors. who have a
real interest in them, who help them
in every way they can,
They cannot fail because we take
extreme pains to teach them.
Do you want to join them? Gram
mar school education me good char.
acter required.
SOUTHWESTERN BELL TELE.
PHONE COMPANY
Apply TO our Chief Operator
Second Floor Telephone Building
7-20.l mo.
The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1920-08-06
DALE

DALE ARDMOREITE.
Advertising rates effective June
lst. 1920:
Per
Incn
Open space without contract---75c
1000 inches 10 be vsed within
n year ,-----------------60c
5000 inches to be used within
n year
Mont Contract Advertising.
Theatres. concerts, c%ircuses,
Stock promotion, oil, zinc.
etc.
Political advertising, cash with
order. display only accepted $500
Advertising at above rates must
take run CT paper"
Guaranteed position La 25 per
cent additional.
Advertisements must be az maa7
inches deep ss Columns wide.
Copy for Daily Ardmorelte must
be Ia nfHce by II o'clock on day OF
publication and for Sunday Ard.
NOR cite by Saturday, $3.50.
Monthly Display Rste.
$500 per inch per month with
weekly change Of copy If desired.
$500 per inch per month on year
ly contract with daily change Ct
copy.
Imperial Valley press., 1920-02-17

In keeping with clearing the
decks for action" attendant on the
final close of The Imperial Valley
Press 'SALESNIANS{HP CLUB"
campaign, the free paper credit
coupons which have been appear.
ing in these columns since the
commencement Of the campaign
will he discontinued in the issue of
The Imperial Valley Press Friday,
February Goth.
Imperial Valley press., 1920-02-17
SMELL OF PORK

The Westsde perhaps has been mere aroused any
matter than 1t is at this moment its treatment at the
hands of the county highway commission which to
have been invested with by the board of supervisors
for the purpose of dealing roads in the efficient
pork barrel" method
The policy of the commission far has been most
evasve regards Westsde other central
sections, however such Brawey Caexco and Imperial
where live the members of the commission has been most
positive. At meeting of the board of supervisors
number of live Westsders managed, by sending up an
angry howl force the cutting down of the immediate
building program of the commission In the matter of the
Wesde road however, they have obtained only evasve
promise
Observance of the highway commissions policy far
has brought the observers of this section definite
cuson That conclusion that definite map of the roads
TO be paved must be made before of the couny
spent And before another bond issue voted the
definite location of all the roads to be included be
given.
So definite is this conclusion that the Wesside is pre-
pared to defend it to the last There hundreds of
payers here who will seek injunction in the courts
against the cOnscatOn of their paid and
its expenditure elsewhere. Hundreds stand ready
exert every influence they have for the defeat of the
second bond unless specifically provides for
sideration of this secton-Seeey Sentinel.
Imperial Valley press., 1920-02-17

One of the biggest kicks the highway commission has
yet received from the CaeXco chamber of commerce
in the resolution which that chamber passed endorsing
the commission.
Tackled way down at the bottom, the last paragraph
contained the recommendation that hereafter the commits
sion in calling for bids also include Topeka and Wihe to
the list.
Heretofore the commission has called for Warrenite
and cement and the combination. Warrene is highly
patented composition which the royalty varies to suit the
occasion.
Imperial county given the chance of paying stiff
royalty when there other excellent kinds of asphalt
else using The specifications loose that
only Warrenite firms bio two weeks and these must
have had private agreement with Warren Bros Others
who desired bid Warrenite could not bid ntelligeny
In requesting the highway commission to include To-
peka and Willhte. the chamber of
ord being dissatisfied with the way the commission
attempted to do things.
The CaleXco chamber of commerce also record
desiring least give other kinds of paving equal
chance with the patented royaltycarryng Warrenite.
In other words the CaleXieo chamber of commerce
wants fair play to all kinds of paving in place OF deal
where but kind of bidders and bidders who had the in
side track at that could bid
In fact careful reading of that last paragraph reveals
the fact that is sweeping criticism of the acts of the
commission in the past
Imperial Valley press., 1920-02-17
THE HONOR ROLL

For turning in the largest amount of
subscription collections up to p. M
last night THE ROLL OF HONOR
this evening goes to Miss Leola Apple
still in district No l and w. Nanden-
berry in district No. >. THE ROLL OF
HONOR is awarded each day to the
CLUE member i'll each district turning
in the largest amount of collections up
to o'clock the evening of the day pre-.
cecdinE publication. In addition to get.
ting THE HONOR ROLL position the
CLUE members attaining it receive IA
special HONOR ROLL certificate good
for 5000 credits. Each member should
try for this position at least once dur
ing the week. 1t may only take one OF
two subscriptions to get on THE ROLL
OF HONOR, and it shows ones friends
that those holding this place are work
ing, trying. and are deserving of SUI
port. So MAKE THE GRADE" for
THE HONOR ROLL.
Imperial Valley press., 1920-02-17
LACK QUITS TO
AVOID LICKING
The Westmorland Tribune says;

The Westmorland Tribune says
The annual meeting of the stock
holders of No Water Company was
held in Brawley Tuesday, attended by
the leading rancherS of the district.
Early in the day it was seen that a brac
tional fight was on for directors. two
tickets beind in the field. one headed by
r. ~. Walker and the other by f. s.
Lack. Considerable time was consumed
was found the proxies had no revenue
past II o'clock at night that the meet
ing was adjourned TO meet on the nth.
The question of moving the yards to
WeStmorland was broached and while
some support for the measure was vOic-
ed the motion was lost although its ad-
vocates are determined not to let the
matter rest.
The adiournmen was taken Whea II
was found the proXeis had no revenue
stamps on them. and is admitted as be
ing a very weak cut for the Lack trac
ton which was destined for defeat. AT
ter the adjournment Lack made the
statement that under no consideration
would he allow his name Sto come be-
fore the meeting as a candidate for di-
rector. Together with the tempest now
raging over the county highway com
mission. of which Lack is chairman,
those opposed to Lack. point out that
scenting defeat. he withdrew his name
TO avoid the publicity of being defeated
Supervisor Beal appeared as a sup
porter of the Lack ticket and came in
for a good deal of bandying at the
hands OF the opposition although thru
out the entire meeting personal iibcs
and feelings did not appear. Strenu-
Gus work is being done this. week by
both factions in gathering proxies and
the meeting of next Tuesday is being
awaited with much anticipation and
abated breath
Imperial Valley press., 1920-02-17
OBSERVATIONS BY
THE CAMPAIGN
MANAGER.

DO YOU KNOW that the 175.OOO
EXTRA bonus offer on each and every
CLUB of $50 in collections ends at 9
O'Clock Saturday night
NEXT WEEK Less credits on
CLUBS.
What is the answer?
remember that the last free paper
credit coupon appears on Friday night
and must be in this office or mailed
NOT LATER THAN 8 p. NJ. TUESDAY.
February oath.
This last coupon will count for 1000
CREDITS.
NO extra papers will be printed
A grand rush and merry one for the
1000 credit coupon
Friday nights the night
Tell your friends to save them for
you.
Have you held the HONOR ROLL
yet?
It helps wonderfully.
THE Girl with the Smile" is showing
real speed.
Likewise Miss Rose Sweater"
Have you noted the. progress being
made by The Girl with the Curl?"
[AiSo NfolIe1l lLOCkS Is not taking
back seat from anyone
Pay no attention to rumors. Nothing
to them, absolutely.
Success is not equipped with self
starter-it must be cranked
Get every SPECIAL you can this
week.
Your competitors will never think
otherwise.
Do not be satisfied with one club.
Bright Eyes" is making a pretty
race.
Going toward that half million mark
fast.
We presume that you are aware Of
the fact that you need credits NOW,
not next summer.
A harvest Of credits for the willing
workers. BUT you must dig EN- up.
CREDITS in this campaign cannot
be bought-neither can the prizes.
And this goes.
HURRY FOR TODAY WILL BE
YESTERDAY TOMORROW.
HONKi HONXm HONKMr ONLY Is
days more.
Imperial Valley press., 1920-02-17
THE VOTERS KNOW WHO is RIGHT

The spotlight of publicity is being played F. S.
Lack Casey Abbott and j. j. Thomas members of the
highway commission. for what the Ell Centre papers
Incompetence OF office, which digging up
act that these three have committed members of
this commission.
Whether the acts of these Justify this publicity
there always certain number who be
ed through publicity and with the safety valve
apparently cOgged explosion about due take place
If il developes that these playing with politics.
the E CenrO papers and guilty Of the charges
placed against them they should be removed but the
other hand, should this fight that the newspapers
wrong Lack, Abbott and Thomas have nothing fear
for the fight will only strengthen their position. Unfair
publicity will most for short time but
will not for any length Of time who i9
right.
Which is right-the FL Centre papers or the highway
commission? Time alone will ell-Westmoreland Tribune
Imperial Valley press., 1920-02-17
CASEY IS GOING TO REPLY

Casey Abbott has asked the Press for complete file
of this paper when anything said about him. in order
that he reply Il may be little rough YOU
Casey, 'but it will be good reading natter
Casey's alibi is perfect. He in Europe when the
broke and when the alleged irty work. took place
Just how Casey will explain the fact that county
highway commissioner he had business to be away
when specifications being drawn when the routing
being made and when the first bids to be opened
emans to be For the two months he has been
commissioner in name only
Imperial Valley press., 1920-02-17
Paper Credits To
Be Discontinued
On Next Friday
Last Coupon To Count 1000 Credits

can from the usual sources that is
street sales, subscribers and news
stands No extra papers will be print
ed and all have the same chance to
gather in the big coupons. Remember
the coupon will appear only one time
and that one time will be Friday, Feb
ruary 20th
Imperial Valley press., 1920-02-17

Mrs. William Fleming was hostess at
the birthday party given in honor of
the 18th birthday of her nephew, Will
liam Dawson, of Kansas City, who is
visiting her for the winter, at her home,
G17 Olive street. yesterday afternoon.
in the contest games which proceeded
the refreshments Arthur Reeves won
fifrst prize and Bobbie La Touche the
consolation. Nine guests We're present
at the affair.
Imperial Valley press., 1920-02-17
B u T
IS
Days Before
End ofCan1paign
MRS. G. A. JONES, HOLTVILLE

When Mrs. c. A. Jones joined the
ranks of the. CLUB members in TIE;
IMPERIAL VALLEY PRESS SALES
MANSHIP CLUB Holtville was much
ly" placed on the campaign map.
The wife of the well known and pop
ular water superintendent of our thirty
ing neighborhood city, Mrs. Jones has
Imperial Valley press., 1920-02-17

After this day no more credit col-
pons will appear in the paper and all
credits of this class must be in this
office not later than 5 p. m. on Tuesday,
February oath to be credited to the
CLUB members. Credit coupons com
ing in after that day and hour will be
thrown out and not counted.
And now-the paper credit coupon
which appears in The Imperial Valley
Press Tuesday night will count for
1000 credits. 1000 credits will be credit
ed to each club member for every cou
pom he or she turns in bearing the date
of Friday, February 10th, providing
however. that these coupons are turnet
in, or are in the mails, prior TO s O'Clock
Tuesday night, February oath.
Positively no extra copies of the
Press will be printed on that date and
it is up to the club members and their
friends to gather in all they possibly
The Clovis news. [volume] (Clovis, N.M.) 1907-1929, 1920-07-29
TELEPHONE COMPANY
ELECTS NEW OFFICERS

A meeting Of the Curry County
Rural Telephone Company stock
holders was held in the Chamber Of
Commerce rooms Wednesday after
noon, and the following officers were
elected; o. G. Turner, Hollene, pres
ident; W. w. Hungate, Pleasant Hill,
vice president; ]. W. Hale, Grady,
second vice president; C. W. Harri-
son, Clovis, chairman Of the board Of
directors, and D. w. Jones, Clovis,
secretary-treasurer.
At a recent meeting Of the stock
holders the following members were
selected as directors: George Keen
an, Claud; ]. W. Hale, Grady; Claude
Byers, Ranchvale; S. S. Alcorn,
Fields; o, G. Turner, Bellview-Hol-
lene; s. D. Lawrence, Texico-Far-
well; c. W. Harrison and D. W.
Jones, Clovis.
The Clovis news. [volume] (Clovis, N.M.) 1907-1929, 1920-07-29
PLANNING TO REPAIR
ROSWELL ROAD

Tourists in this section Of the coun-
try will welcome the announcement
of the State Highway Engineer, L.
A. Gillett that the bad stretches in
the highway between Clovis and Ros-
well will be repaired.
Mr.. Gillett, accompanied by W. G.
Davidson, district engineer for state
highway district No. 2, passed thru
Clovis this morning OIL an inspection
tour Of the roads in this part Of the
state, and stated that the eleven
miles Of bad roads near Acme, in the
gypsum belt, would be repaired un-
der state and federal aid project
on Chaves County's road program.
This stretch of road will come un-
der the third years schedule and re-
pairs will begin not later than next
July. Present plans include grading
up stretch Of thirty miles this side
of the Acme project, and this work
will be started within short time. =
New Mexico is very fortunately
situated with regard to road work."
said Mr.. Gillett, "for the financing
Of this work comes under tax levy
and there is no delay in financing
the repairs" Many other states, ac-
cording to Mr.. Gillett, finance this
work through bond issues, which are
particularly hard to float at this time,
and the road work in more that q
dozen western and middle-western
states is tied up waiting for the bond
market to get back to normal.
Mr.. Gillett has just completed the
inspection tour Of district No. 2,
which comprises 0tero, Lincoln, Lea,
Eddy, and Ghaves counties, and from
Clovis he will make a tour through
district No. 3. J. B. Easter, district
engineer for the latter district, which
is made up Of Curry Quay, Roose-
welt, Guadalupe and DeBaca counties.
met Mr.. Gillett here and will make
the tour with him.
1--WE have a good substantial con-
tract on the projects from Texico to
Portales," said Mr.. Gillett, "and ex-
pect the work on these roads to start
within the next three weeks" This
contract, which has just been let,
specifies a hard surfaced road from
Clovis to Portales, and graded road
with concrete drainage structures
froa! Clovis to Texico.
The Clovis news. [volume] (Clovis, N.M.) 1907-1929, 1920-07-29
LOWLY PEANUT IS BIC
ITEM IN u. S. PRODUCE

The announcement that the United
States Is one of the largest producers
Of peanuts with the 1919 crop value
estimated at $80,OOO,O00, together
with the fact that in the fiscal year
Of 1920 oil and nuts worth more than
S40,000,000 were imported into the
country, makes one realize that the
once humble peanut has grown far
beyond its former association with
pink lemonade and the circus, even
though It does not eschew its fCs,ner
frequent environment. But the pea
nut is said to contain 500 oil, and
has rapidly risen to be an important
food factor, furnishing a vegetable
oil that is much in demand. Accord
ing to the National City Bank Of New
York, peanuts to the value of $10,-
100000 were imported into the
United States during the ten months
ending April, 1920. Surely the smil-
ing vender with his minute paper
sacks bearing an inverse ratio to the
number Of penniss he collects for
them, could never dispose of such q
stock. The peanut has indeed taken
its place as an accredited article of
food.
The Clovis news. [volume] (Clovis, N.M.) 1907-1929, 1920-07-29
CROWD ENJOYS NEW
CONCERT FEATURES

Music lovers enjoyed one Of the
best concerts ever played in Clovis
when Johnson's Concert Band gave
its regular weekly concert last Thurs
day evening. Every number was a
good one and the special features
were welcomed.
The cornet solo by E. c. Eastin
was especially enjoyed and the vocal
selection by Mrs. B. W. Johnson and
Otto Lovan brought applause from
the crowd.
The program for tonight follows:
March-"The Conqueror," Tieke,
overture-"The Iron Count
King.
Fox Trot-"The Booster" Lake
One Step-"Peggy," Moret.
Intermission, 10 minutes.
March-"0n the Square," PAMELA,
Grand Sacred Selec.ion-"Joy tc
the World" Farmhouse.
Vocal Solo with band) Selected
Z. +. Tagader.
Broadway One STEP" King.
Narch-eLights Out" Mccoy.