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Imperial Valley press., 1920-12-08

Why let your debtors get away with
your money, when my representative
calls in every town in the valley every
week? If your debtor has left, send
me the account of your claim and 9TH
er information. Credit reports fur
nlshed. Attorney Minor Blythe. SIS
Main street, Brawley, Calf. Phone
4S..-Adv.
Imperial Valley press., 1920-12-08

Did-you ever buy your clothing at
your own price? fou can Friday. the
10th, 1880 p. M, at Schwartz auction,
1876 North Fifth street.
Imperial Valley press., 1920-12-08

Select your phonograph now at Nc.
Cune's. No payment down until JAN
uary ADV.
Imperial Valley press., 1920-12-08

Switches, ear puffs, cluster curls,
etc. ordered or made Srom your comb
ings. Francis Drug Store.-Adv.
Imperial Valley press., 1920-12-08

uniisa Stages, Inc, has applied to
-tA& rat..J a sscdnniission for authority
TO VI rdtGTsn auto stage service be
tween Mecca and Westmoreland, I'M
perIal county. The route is intended
to reach number of construction
camps maintained by the California
State Highway Commission and an oil
development camp.
Imperial Valley press., 1920-12-08

Wool shirts, silk shirts, work shirts
neckties. sweaters, suit cases. boots
jewelry-everything for the man t.
wear tor dress or work. Gents fur
nishings auction, Friday, Dec. 10, ] :3
p. M, 1876 North Fifth street.
Imperial Valley press., 1920-12-08

Mrs. John d. X. Perry of Hell
street is enjoying visit from her
mother Mrs. Nellie II. kreutter, for
merly of Los Angeles. Mrs. Kreutter
has recently moved to El Centro to
make her home here.
Imperial Valley press., 1920-12-08

Our special Christmas offer on
monographs will interest you. Nc
CuneS, 661 Main street.-Adv.
Imperial Valley press., 1920-12-08

Christmas gifts at your price for a
change. Cle:hing of all kinds. suit
cases, general merchandise for the
MN and boy. Auction Friday, Dec.
10, 80 p. n., 1876 North Fifth street
Imperial Valley press., 1920-12-08

Any man can fit himself out COM
pletely from hat to shoes at 1876 North
Fifth street Friday, the 10th, 1 80 p
m. ay what you can. Set your owr
price.
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1920-06-02

Bis GAIN N STATE
Bank RESOURCES


~ s1ass
eANtA fh June ..e''
.nllf resources iuFrrasrq
tHa.tp N'Nn the CLOSE rl W
tfHnay - y tnr rtr 81 pnr'
n nay rIn,f tttt
3 tfAn -t
i.Nnn. AyAht Str ~
a.rr
uIItn payable ana t~''f
49, "a
fHH increase m nH'n ..t-
N,ae.niA N-e ~
'@ft tn"t r.~.r
t.l"m triHpnnltu - e.
N"'htr" tnstt i-f
fr ~ eAienH.nt -oe'i-t,
W4a."pna % -"..mfn 49,.
ne tN"H.n't ~
nttet - tt-tt .-l'H T'"'e ~
tHNn t"ie. 2
atans .s.t
r. H" tNt 60
asa as ane ~
tnlo o-4 !. ~
~" tlt,tN ~ ~
et4te e'fA"eH
iis -
2 ntt'ne4se w caar,,,on 81
p'.s i 'a' 4, zoe !.
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1920-06-02

aB" THEATER-norothy Gizh
appears In a parnmount-Artcran
picture. Macy Ellen Comes 10
Town This Ia one Of this famous
stars best.
LYRIC THEATER-D. W. Grit
I'M presents Richard Barthelmess.
his sfar OF "Brnkrn n~k1ssoIns.'' IN
q tale Of the south aehs, The Idol
DANCER; with Clarine Seymour. A
beautiful picture.
IDEAL THEATER--The I.nck
~ Geraldine Laird" Is on NJ the
Ideal with Bessie Barflacaie In the
leading role. A Universal picture,
Major Aflen's Jngunr Hunt ana
an Okch comedy are additional at
fractions.
PAsTIME qHiEATER-The
Frank keenan Productions incor-
porufed. Is presenting "Doilnr Tor
Dollar" az this theater. with Frank
keci,an IN the stellar role. There
Is q Tux 1fatei PictuFv'' and a
MUTT A deHn comedy. The Priee
~ q sneezc.'
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1920-06-02
NEW REMEDY FOR
UGLY HUSBANDS
A oaIotab at Bedtime With a
Swallow Of Water,-Ihat's All.
No Salts, No Taste, No
Danger, Nor the Slightest IN
observation-disclosures Up in the
Morning Feeling Fine.

When gour huilhy set rrasf. nisan. ugly
rnffa-a chronic ~ ~. sImriy owe him
ono Of me nanlealerf talomfl tahffs the
anpiensanlnous. The nsxt morning b. nil BE-
fHa tint 81 husband he promised 20 be-
Nnnfafi am nUi joking it btAif hnyihiuE
son ever saw Tor faAlrn tho meannfta obi
I1nanfss) ont u m6n aud woment 20. fht
nant iIine guu iaal la1y mean. blue head
ably Or discouraged tabs q Calpiah ohe
IaNlrf a. beIfIuf' With . swallow ~ water.
ftaf't EN- Ne taste. no HuulnE no tafiri
80 afeA0nIrr a~flffrnfciA Too Nahe W m
ronr sgai@m rgnfsd viii ! hearfy appstits
Ion IffaIIIaf Esf NIat Fon rlfaaf ntd 60
alnai ta1f Niflnfaa.~-na dnnEef.
fahaaIf az add nnlY in original sealed
012tsnl4 oncn ihlrtY -AVe cents We have
6alhnIIaad 1unf drur4iai 10 rsfuod ne l7igcl
I rnn a. nai perfectly delighted with Gale
i8l4 -ltdfl
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1920-06-02

alIA1lI. Okla, June 2.-Three men
are dead aud Two Others wounded
az a result 81 an attempt Of three
alleged sugar thieves 10 escape In a
nioior car between C0mt4erce. OKLA
and his ciff. The dead are Morris
Chandler. Inquager Of a Wholesale
grocery comfAnE here. o. y. Nander-
pool. . Joplin. No. detective and j.
a. Lynch Of this place. % ~ the
alleged thieves.
W. a. Hawkins. Of Miami and c.
S. Woods. plthcr. Okla. grocer. arc
wounded and held n Jail IN conncc-
anu with the case.
Lunch. Hawkins and Woods were
arrested when q truck loaded with
sugar. hfIlped 20 have been stolen.
reached the Woods grocery. Lynch
and Hawkins were handcuffed TO-
e1her and placed In Chambers car.
Lynch iH said 20 have drawn a re-
fnhfer and killed Nanderpooi and
Chandler and was himself fatally
wnundcd In q Eun fight with his cap
iort Lynch died later In a hospital.
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1920-06-02

connection With commercial tele-
phone or telegraph lines without
change The original cost per get 60
the government was f3b.
The Instruments nrr especially
adaptable for use ~ shops on ranch
a., farms. rifle ranGcs, in radio and
telegraph schools, IN hoy scout camps
and tn the home. They mas be used
for emergency ca6es hy railroad com-
pnnifs The Instruments nrc 80 on-
struoted D. To he used either M telc-
phone or telegraph seas.
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1920-06-02

John j.. Callahan. OF Phoenix, who
~ a large property holder In that city
spent last week IN the Holbronk oil
district, getting hrft-hand lnforma-
ton % developments. Mr.. callahan
represents a number Of Salt niVor
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1920-06-02
Wlsss's Doing
Around the State

auc0RRo-socr hotels. and
enmpine snenras taIltc utnf eilea ~
oVernonina laa, week hs ieuristc from
0e west VITO r1f nnahlt 10 proceed
on their ri o. aonpi % ihc dls'
iniciion 81 enc Los iafnae bridge and
trt washed ops condition ~ thc roads
On tho cos side OF no sotorro prldac
aerees she sio ugnao
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1920-06-02
on NEWS

News hns reached hcro OF tho spud-
ding IN OF the first oil wen T., =, sorro
cnnniy, ubout ninety miles vast Of
Mardalena. Oeorse kclih and George
johnson, i%nttrestci parties. ptgc pre-
nrat lick.
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1920-06-02

focolRo-The historic onr-siory
frame bath al ulnfiela used In the
dats 90 the s~tnrccnAch Tor The horses
fhet Hnru D a~ia1rcuacheE oFer the
Hpria fe trail. hurued 20 The ground
lnHt Saturday and 1--WE horses were
hrrlird a. leaih
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1920-06-02

hands and stock. in THE field. He 70.
turns to his homc with a much better
idea Of conditions ifc stated that az
tor hls invcstlEauons he WIS much I'm
pressed with the field becoming a com
niorcial oil producer.
@a-
Driilcr rylant reports The nrsi show
ins OF oil Ne has yet encountered IN
tho lurdHhurE well. fc has passed
the $50 mark and reports very m
|cuufuging PROSPECTS. The Florida well,
between lordahurr and DOMINIC. IN
down t.300 feet aud its owners arc
settling enthusiastic.
\ uIRAiD WANT M
viii bring results. Phone sac aud
Insert your ad.
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1920-06-02

The Herald is the New Mexico
paper that takes the Want out
Of Want Ads by giving Results.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1920-05-17

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.sst: al - tie 1ess h.--te<ose ssscyIt.se 1y5nE
1.es - q - q - ~ z q Ss 81 - rs.-
= * 8 - q, q q q. q :. e. g. 9:
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ta~s RAJ sesofS.ar !: .s-T.y saf Las q s..s
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Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1920-05-17

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s = . zs sss + $3.50 $3.50 3 ? s::s
= : =, g e =. Z
ssa:7 Z e. sae ~ e - So 1ssEa
s zs Is No. .sa ed 80 1870
i e aa -: & :=ass =; "a
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: f ss.ss $3.50 5ss e q. =. s 800 Z =
g I :. =. Z. Z :. pan 8 sss e s
=: :: g.: 80. Ssssss ss.s.
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ss.' 81 "a : - = ..s IT. r s.s
s.: q os 800 y
5. 8 =: i. 5 3. :; 5 $50
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= e.? =
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.nd P!an Z sa.d ;o.nsslp Eae. sne rt:s-aea =
SAN .if q s. & ss si sn e ssn: = .s'ss
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s s s. 81 s,s .Ps = Es;s;sa =
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:ns Ian sd :o; =: s.,. e N
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Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1920-05-17

Los- txsesy-oa- ,soasans SIX haadTsd ainsiy-:E'
ed Pa. e ss:d ;o.as.,9 .as. sss rsts.asa :
q s.s s.s Si $3.50 . Sa !. Ia 4
oe o~ned b, tie Munfrsal Trssi 6c5psar, = as
thousand 81 huadrec si1tsea acres. n0re 81 less
and plan q sa:s .o~rsh7P had. 1 .ss re,arset Z
f o . e Z: sss s 1855 e ss !. se = Ia !:
sf.:v. :, : 5i Pns:s. :. - ,s =:
hundred sixty acres. 81 nor. q less =;
7 No y. RS y z g according 70 survey
M aa q ssd :. Z. s... e ass. -
ssli T. i H ,s.s s.ss ss.e.h.E Is sess:ss :
eIciasive 81 Paelse Lot t-eniy-t~0 tsosssna
r NO - P s. Y. z = g according survey
an P..a e ssid :oEassP ao. ,ae :sfass ]:
sasn II is s..a s fosnsSiP S MA /. ISM a
RsoT ss. ,sersea IS sePs.ee 70 e swnes :.
P.s,se Lot. twenty-,~o thousand ers auaarei
o. said ,ornsip soSsded and 6ss ri ed :.
tollo-s- Beginning AZ tie northeast corner % T
sog.h lias .t 7; Sc; is, : sssg. s.
as d s ssa f. he is !. +d. s e ga SIS
Be 9.nsd By he Je.ness lsYd Company; theaee
ss T.: ): 4: III; q. s
eorHer Of s.a lot; thence 1es,eriy q he her;s
o
,os: thence souiheriy by the west lire OF The Pus
sale 70 b owned by the !eaness Lard
thenee noraaery on the ...s line Il sssd so.n.i,
20 the point Of beginning according 10 a xuryey
and plan OF said township made Sy Grover II
Harrison in 1918 Said land rssuted 10 h
owned by the American Realty Company ana son
tAlhs seven thousand three hundred sixty acres
more less. 4
II sas ss saEs e .s ss1E ss sSas
leNows: Beginning At the southwes, corner Q,
r. No. IL r Z " Z L s; thence nar,se-sy
, along the line Of said township 10 the center
ssTiy on the south lire Of land said 70 De ownet
rocs to corner: thence ncrsherly iss "a rods Il
the southeast corner Of the Public Lot. there
westerly on the south lire OF said iot y,ssA
thence north on the ives. line OF said LET rss l.,
rods TO the south line Of land said 10 ns cwre,
by the Jerness LAND Company: thence ives, -
said south lire 20 the east lire Of 8 Na "a n
,, w L s. thence scutheriy 10 the north i.rs
OF No II. r. s. W T. L e: thence eas,erix
on the north line Of said township to the point Q,
beginning according TO plan OF said townshsr
mad maee oy Grover Harrison in 1918 Said south
Company and contains fourteen tAonsars ess
hundred seventy-four acres more or less !.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1920-05-17

r. NO. !. R. :. W z. l. q. part OF. betag lots in
plan Of SAID northwest eaarts, naAe BY p. J.
anc westerly by land said e b ..ned b. G. =.
cziisc; so1tssrly by the ssstsr line Of sac tow
Draper and contain three hundred aesss. more
7. go; !. sw;EL 9. BART Of ke.se . certain
lot or parcel OF Land knsvn A. tie CorxnisT Lot.
in Tie no,thwsss quarter Of .4 tovnshiD 81
ss.tsnding aieng said rad 50 rod. .ad iss nd
Comfy Eselssry q Deeds: yoiune saA PAGE $40.
ara contains nfy acres. more OF less.
7. NO /. r. :. W. z L. g., part o. being the south
part OF said township. bounded and described as
follows; Beginning a. tbs southeAn corner Of
sst.se. e ais: thence southsriy on the vest line
northeast corner Of z. A. r. s. ". z L g.; thence
westerly On the north tns Of said r A r S, W
z L g. z.osIs rods 70 the northvsst. corner
line Of I. No i. n s. ". 4 l. 8. $50 rsds 70
the southvest corner Of Land said to b owned
" Charles p webbef: thence easteriy on aid
Webbers south line. and the south iins q hand
said 70 be owned By the Charles v Lord estate
ct ais. z.osLs rods TO the point Of bsgfnning
aecording 70 survey and plan Of said soeth paft
part Is reputed 10 be owned by the estate Of
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1920-11-07

abe TO draw safe breath. There were
frerch there and some Americans, and
she threw off her Chambermaid rags and
sang i'll concerts. Still greater was her
JOY at now being near her little thirteen
Eear'old daughter Aldenna who was living
~ the singers native city OF Nicolaief, not
i'' 'rom Odessa, OH the Black Sen.
But Nine. Lipkowska was not long to be
ieit IN peace. The onward sweep OF the
hoishevik army finally enveloped Odessa,
ana the old horrors OF her Petrograd ex.
perlcnces again faced her. Suddenly con.
lIohtcd on the street by party OF Bol.
sheViki soldiers on her return from con.
cert, The leader stripped the wrap from he,,
shoulders. and with n grin Of joy cried:
Give me those Giamonds NV wife can
wear jewels just as well as you'll
Assuming n perfectly cool air Nine Lin.
xoWska tried to reason with him.
49, Blt /, too, am worker" she argued
J am an opera singer and these Jewels
Rre my tools Of trade. l need them quito
as much as you need your rifles"
Without any reply the leader tore tho
Jewels from her throat and ears and fin
gers. and while he held them to the light
to examine his prize others OF the party
LOOK possession Of her and explored her
clothes and person for their share in tho
booty. One ruffian stripped her fur coat
on. while another slipped his knife under
her waistband and her skirt slipned 70 tho
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"A CDlENCES At the Metro, .Jl.i... Opera
~ house before the war remember
we'll the attractive colorature so.
nrano pima donna. Nine. Lipkowska Not
only did this singer possess a memorable
voice. but she was rather exceptional as
one OF the few prima donnas who was
really pretty, for nature unfortunately does
not always endow singer with a grand
opera voice and great personal beauty.
The war is over and this distinguished
musical artist Is again IN America But
IN the. time (which has elapsed since the
grand dpera lovers OF America last saw
her she has lived through quite as remark
able series Of dramatic events as any OF
the characters in the various operas whose
Imaginary Joys and sorrows she has in.
terpreted on tho stage. And ms the lead
ing role in every opera usually ends with
happy romance. so. too, Nine Lipkowska
has lived through multitude OF tragic
situations and emerged from It all as the
reai lte heroine or Just as charming a love
anair as any Of the various heroines she
has impersonated on the operate stage.
Nine. Lipkowska was In Paris filling an
engagement az The Paris Opera House
when the world war broke out. In tho
course OF developments II became desir-
able for the President Of France to make
an Official visit to the Gear OF Russia in
fetrosrad Tor reasons Of state At the
Russian court In those days things were
done on magnificent scale, and the Rus.
sian Government bestirred itself TO pre-.
pare q welcome and a serieB of entertain.
Ihcnts IN nonor OF the French President
which beft;ed the representative OF Rus.
sia's firm friend and ally, France.
among DINER things a special gala per.
io'nanc. HI the Imperial Opera House I'm
fetrograd was arranged and by command
OF the Car Nine. L!pkowska, tho great
soprano was telegraphed TO come back
from l'ars and sing the title role OF the
opera that night.
Things were unsettled in Paris and tho
MANAGERS Of the Imperial Opera House rer
suaded her to remain In Russia Then
came the overthrow OF tho Cars Govern
meht, ana this was followed by the Keren
SKY revolution. and then came the over.
throw OF The kerensky regime by the Boil.
sneNlsts. with the entrance OF the Bolshe
VIII into national affairs Nine. Liokowsks
Iouhd herself In the midst Of troubles. The
boisheV'st officials hated her because she
Was reHlnder or the glittering DAYS of
the car. Furthermore. she wore French
gowns and had wealth and levels
ShecIs. threats and small indiuni,ies no.
came cai!y more nenacng. One doy
bearded peasant soldier emboI6ened y,,,h
VODKA and unaccustomed authority runp
DIS arms around the soprano on the streot
ahu ,rien 10 KISS her through his bristling
Nine Lipkowska had plpvod ro,,ou.
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pavement, which he seized At the same
,mt another hand pulled off her waist,
ana The last OF tho band, determined to
secure something at least for himself
his arm.
IN some way word had reached Bolshe-
'ik headquarters from Petrograd that
n .'e. i'pkowska was to be taken over by
me hovernment-the singer was to be
hn'iohalized." They traced the singer
" Her hiolng place and explained that In
ner case the Government desired to ma.
tiontiiIe' her as an artist and not because
oi mer beauty and physical charms
me Bolshevists and the Menshevists,
or Moueratcs. became involved in an argu-
iheilt over the relative merits Of the ref
usee artists III Odessa. Enthusiastically,
thcy decided to have trial Of their ideas
ID pubic, sort Of competition much like
a morse show, with the artists going
through their PAGES before the jury. An
opera soviet was formed, tho members in
Guiding even the janitor. The artists were
10 receive equal pay with ushers and scene
Shliters Faust" was selected for the
FIRST performance
Lipkowska sang Marguerite. Rushoff
was the tenor, Nine. Kouznetzoff was in
inc cast, also Kotchanovesky. Rushoft
was so frightened he could hardly produce
note The audience howled with rage.
a shot rang out from the balcony. Rus
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snort struggle. The basso fell. stabbed
and shot in dozen places. In the con-
fusion the two girls escaped
In the early morning hours Nine, LID
kowska left Odessa In an automobile in
peasant costume.
Nine. Lipkowska avoided the main thor
oughfares and Travelled by the less-fre.
quen.ed roads to Nicolaief hoping to pick
up her little daughter and escape from
Russia
The Bolshevlki were already in posses
sion OF Nicolafef and the singer dared not
20 10 the house where her child lived.
Diminishing the automobile in the suburbs
OF the town the singer sought work as a
chambermaid in n house half a mile away
from her own residence. At night she
tcrept through the shadows of her own
nome and prepared for her young daugh-
Ter 10 Join her as soon rs she could COM
pete her plans for a safe escape for them
both.
But the next night on reaching her home
she found the child gone and the house
empty. pair OF drunken Bolsheviki
fiopped her and were about to force their
attentions upon her when young French
chiceT. hearing her cries, came to her res.
cue and put her assailants to fight. The
singer recognized that there was not
moment to lose. In despair she conflded
TO him the desperate situation. He ex
planned that he was Lieutenant Pierre
Bodin, Of the French Cavalry, and she at
terwaru found that he was O man OF wealth
and poet Of considerable distinction in
France.
While the distracted singer and the gal
liant French cavalryman were bordering
what to do the two Bolsheviki ruffians re-
turned with achievements. Lieutenant
Bodin felt equal at any timo to two or
perhaps a dozen BoIsheviki, but with
woman to protect he did not dare risk
taking on whole company OF Trotzky
troops single handed. Selling the tremb.
ling soprano by tho arm he rushed her to