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Evening star., 1921-03-06

1873 ACRES on CARROLL AVE. EXTENDED.
one mile from Takoma Park and 14th st. troll
ley: also q half mile frontage on macadam
current few blocks from property. very at
tractive locato for country home; lies well
for u subdivision; 20 acres clear, balance in
valuable oak and pine saw timber; three good
dwellings. barn and outbdgs.: large variety Of
fruit and shrubbery. This property will interest
any one looking for q nearby country home or
a business proposition. A real value at 500
per acre. Terms.
McLACHLEN BANKING CORP'N,
Real Estate Dept, 10th and G.
Main 49, Evenings. North lOg6,J
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FOR SALE-LOTS

FIVE LOTS on MINNESOTA AVE. SE ALI.
improvements: reasonable. Phone West 12i2
or Lincoln .yO1
TWO ADJOINING LOTS. EACH 3tN1IO. IN
Sc. level: all improvements: 10 fruit trees;
$42J cash or $50 each. terms. Address
Box 1887. Star office
TWO CORNER LOTS-1st ST. NV. $500
Address Rox 71-T. Star office. q
TWO LOTS-CuEyY CHASE. SMALL CASH
payment. Terms. Address Box 26-r. Star Of
flee. y
BEAUTIFUL LOT FOR HOME BUILDER,
Chevy Chase. D. C.. 45x15O; no incumbrance: ):
close by cars: 40 cents a square foot. from
OWNER. Col. 4a32. e
THREE LOTS, RIvERDALE HEIGHTS; BAR
WISE, 500 3rd ST. NV g.
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FARMS.
FOR SALE (COntfnuedD.

FOR SALE tCOntinued).
25-Acre Farm, $3.50:
Overlooking Chesapeake Bay.
Near railroad town; all fertile tillage: clay
subsol: fruit: 2-story. 7-room house. barn,
etc Owner. left alone. sacrifices: part down.
See page 43, Strout's Spring Catalog.
l2O Acres. $500: With
Horse, 4 Cows and
heffers. hogs. wagons. sleighs. threshins
machine. implements, vegetables. hay. wood.
etc; everything to quick buyer for $500:
easy terms; edge town in famous farming sec
ton; heavy cropping fields: brook -watered pas
ture: large quantity wood. timber: maple
shaded Groom house. overlooking river: big
barn. silo, garage. etc. Details page s.
STRUTS Spring Catalog. Just out. FREE.
STROUT AGENCY. 1872 N. Land Title bldg.
Philadelphia. Pa.
lS-ACRE FARM ABOUT NINE MILES FROM
city, on Leesbnre pike. Tyson'S Corner.
Va. Practically all land cleared and in splen-
did state of cultivation. improvements consist
OF 7-ro"m house. nearly new: cellar. porches;
necessary outbuildings: excellent orchard in
bearing: good lawn and shade: beautiful view
of surrounding country. Price. $3.50. Iui-
mediate possession.
Prather & Robinson,
514-516 BOND bldg.
14th and New York ave
oir
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FARMS
FOR SALE.

FARM. 80 ACRES: 20 ACRES CLEAR. 10
in timber: 6-room house; water in
kitchen; gas plant. stable. barn and chicken
houses; 5000; terms. Sunny Slope Farm,
IAnham. Md.
FOR sALE-FARM, 47 ACRES, y MILE
tivation, IL in growing timber; Broom house.
barn and garage; good spring and well water;
fruit: convenient to churches, schools and
stores; good roads; terms. Owner. J. Z. MICH
OILS. Remington. Md
IA ACRES, 8 ACRES CLEAR; FIVE ROOM
horse. outbuildings: % fruit trees; fertile soil
good well at door: mile from Southern rwy.
station: 40 minutes ride from Washington
price, 81, $50; terms. See me before you buy
that farm believe ! can save you some
Life bldg. 1923 st. NV.
10 MILES OUT, VA; % ACRES; 5-ROOM
bungalow barn. smokehouse. garage. hog and
chicken houses, with woven-wire runs: 80
young and healthy fruit trees Of choice vari-
cites; blackberries, raspberries, strawberries.
currants, grapes etc; entire farm fenced and
cross fenced; we'll at door; two springs; all
buildings comps ratively new and in frst-class
condition; price. $3.50; terms.
141 acres 80 clear; / 5-room and 1 s-room
house; barn and two complete sets Of out
buildings; orchards: located IL miles out.
Va; within 2 miles Of electric stations and
. miles from state macadam road; price. for
quick sale, only 81 900; terms.
MARTIN r. WEBB,
Room 73, Home Life bldg. 1923 G st. NV.
WASHINGTON GROVE. MD.-s5.250.
Is acres Of fine land, nearly all in fine state
OF cultivation. improved by S-room dwelling
with bath; chicken house, barn. garage. hog
house and other outbuildngs: orchard; running
water. This is a bargain easy terms. Imme-
date possession.
HARRY !. CHEW,
NJ. 1910 26 Continental Trust bldg.
MAKE MONEY ON A FLORIDA FARM-PRO
ductive soil along the seaboard; healthy. mild
climate; crops marketed each month: vege
tables, oranges and grapefruit often net 500
to 5000 per acre: general and live stock
farming is highly profitable. Write J. NJ
JONES, General Development Agent. Sesboart
Air Line Room JO7. Royster bldg. Norfolk. Va:
ALBEMARLE COUNTY, VA. ORCHARD
and poultry farm. on macadam road. in health
full and beautiful orchard section of county
II fertile acres, well fenced. with excellent
g. room house, modern poultry buildings. barn
etc: orchard, 400 trees; owner obliged t.
leave G. s. Immediately compels sacrifice
price OF $500. WILDER CO, Charlottes
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SIN ROOM House. ACRE or GRoU Nd; Nil
kinds fruit price. 81 500. Address h"N -i,,s'
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SUBURBAN. PROPERTY
FOR SALE (COntinued).

TIRED PAYING RENT? WANT NICE:
new .'homette" in nice white subdivision
Oven tho you have little money now. il you
really want suburban home. come out and
tell me Gre,,s aesrss Snder nee
Hatfield Va. IS minutes from 18th and Pa.
ave. Sales agent on premises daily ana -. sun
day. .,
FARMS AND SUBURBAN HOMES. ON AUTO
and electric roads, convenient to WASHINGTON
Let me know your wants Phone Vienna
12-F21. G. L. MILLER. Oakton. va. l3'
Homeseekers. Attention!
Two new four-room bungalows: mi: one
ice: in the one-fare zone strictly white neigh
borho~d. Price. ST.. 700; $500 cash balance $40
New four room bungalow; ami: three blocks
from trolley station: lot .0H12' 1T. Price,
81. 80: $500 cash. same terms as above.
New four-room bungalow: ami: three lots;
price. $3.50 same terms.
l have other suburban properties for sale.
some six and seven r"om houses: near station.
T.. Ii. SHINN.
36I1 Saith st. Mt. Rainier. Nd.
Phone Hyattsviile Exchange 1851.
gas: cellar; lot 40xl25 fl: garage; poultry
house: fruit: price. $500; sIOO cash. balance
terms.
3611 3ith St. Mt. Rainier. Md.
Phone Hyattsville Exchange 1861.
RUY DIRECT FROM OWNER. SAVE AGENTS
fee: !, acre ground, seven room mousse. Anil:
fruit garden: place for garage: 800 Warwick
place. Somerset, Md.-juSt over District line.
Phone Cleve. 1a3S-W. -
BUNGALOW IN THRIFTON, VA; . MIN.
from sta; ; rooms and bath: h.w.h.; cleo.
gas cleo. motor: cemented cellar: large nocred
attic; guaranteed roof large corner lot: shade
trees; house newly painted: porches: s.. 500.
incslinG furniture for rooms, optional:
terms. f. Ii. ZEYDEL. 10I Mason St, Thrift
ton. Va. D.
WHEN YOU WANT TO BUY A SUBCRRAN
home. farm or acreage. CHAS. II. DOING.
Suburban Property Specialist. 10 Colorado
bldg Phone Main 3531.
WILL SELL OR EXCHANGE FOR CITY
property. either residential or business, be
tween ) and acres. Wheeler road. Nd
woodland a comfortable Groom new house:
built by day labor: hardwood finish: electricity.
modern heat. cellar large front porch. inclosed
back porch barn garage. equipped with
electricity: attic storage space; fne well with
pump; cement walks. modern bro0der house,
accommodating 1,5OO chicks: 5 chicken houses:
several springs, grapevincs. fine arbor. red
raspberries, stra awberres. gooseberries. 60 fruit
trees tplum. cherry. fine fall and winter ap-
piles, ounce. pearl. This place is particularly
adapted to chicken raising. as there are good
springs for watering. Phone owner.
Dr. f. NJ BUTZ,
Line. II. SO4 st. Sc. mh25e
EXTRA GOOD BARGAINS.
Modern Srcom house; sleeping porch; two
lots: garage: fruit. grapes. etc; $3.50. New
Groom brick. entirely modern. $1,000. Broom
house; gas. water; large poultry house; two
lots: fenced: $3.50. 5-room bungalow; gas;
terms. For real values or phone
J. NJ EARNEST Mt Rainier Md %
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RUNGAIoW-FoUR ROOMS. ELECTR!ClIl.
large harm: fruit; large lot: price, S21''"
about $500 cash: balance terms. Address FOX
q nlil.n
Evening star., 1921-03-06

RIrNGAIOW-POSSESS IN 3 DAYS. fth II
nished or unfurnish"d; Il r""ns' oht VI NJ.
.lar lights ra, open fireplace; newly deco
rated: thrre finished rooms in attic; Ihrlft"n'
VA Npplv OWNER, iSi2 Quincy pl. ne
ESQL w
Evening star., 1921-03-06

T,KoNLZTW- : ROOMS AND RATH: IN
provements, sidewalks To line: terms
81 600 Phone Col. 436s-W. or apply lo' f.im
- r;,a nv. 'raknm. apis
Evening star., 1921-03-06

FARM. 80 ACRES: 20 ACRES CLEAR. 10
acres in timber: Groom house; water in
kitchen; gas plant. stable. barn and chicken
houses; 5000; terms. Sunny Slope Farm,
Tapham
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-SO-FOOT LOT IN
CLARENDON. VA,
FOR BUSINESS PURPOSE,

] OIN II = u - I@H7'7 = fN1 y ~
Splendid lot. located Wilson boulevard.
50 II. front by 1l5 deep: right grade with
street: 300 feet from Clarendon station, adj
joining Birvon- Nash Auto Sales garage; title
perfect. Price, 81 2O00 terms $3.50 90 cash,
balance Sg.I.tui per month Soc this: it's a good
fine place for business. Clarendon is growing
fast. Many kinds u business that would pay
well IL located there. Inyestigat at once.
Evening star., 1921-03-06

AT WASHINGTON Ek"N =; :;';,,.
-, L,,,se yrti,. cellar telephone. electricity
newly painted nearly tw" acres Srou'','' , ,..
buil,Iiac,; many bearing fruit trees tr trrr.S'
excellent rar,... near sat" ruah t"m i'.i utnr.r
r,fIr,iaI station. stores. rjc- MR.. PM iEh-
Evening star., 1921-03-06
TAkOMA PARK

Now modern hrirk bungalow. tlGht laIse
rooms two tiled baths, sleeping P"r'h' S,"r
age room. linen closet. ratproot pahFS' 'hS
1;rh, coIia- buiIt.in iireproof garage, large
concrete porches back and front. hardwood
floors and trim. -
APPIY OWNER.
Evening star., 1921-03-06

FARMS AND SUBURBAN HOMES. ON AUTO
and electric roads, convenient to WaShingt ton.
Let me know your wants. Phone Vienna
12F-21 G. Z. MILLER. Oakton. Va. 13'
Evening star., 1921-03-06

TIRED PAYING RENT? WANT NICE.
new .homette' in nice white subdivision
Oven tho you have little money now. il you
really want a suburban home. come out and
tell me your desires. r. IS. ROBERTS. real
estate operator. ''HomettS'' builder. Office
Hatfield, Va, IS minutes from 18th and Pa.
ave. Sales agent on premises daily and Sun
Evening star., 1921-03-06
MT. PLEASANT-SlO.5OO.
ADJOINING SATL'S ADDITION
lEI>IEDSnN ~ k.sANT

Groom colonial house hot-water heat: hard
wood trim excellent condition: room for ga
rage. Terms. Best section. Phone Col. 1920.
Monday or Tuesday
The Washington herald., 1921-09-11

The relations between the government of Bavaria
and the Central government Of the German Republic
at Berlin have never been cordial. The Bayarian
leaders reactionary and regard the Berlin gov
ernment being too subservient to the Socialists
and the Trade Unionists to be worthy of much re-
spect. The recent drive which the Wirth govern
ment has made against the monarchists. following
the assassination of Herr Erzberger, has brought
about new controversy with Bavaria. The govern
ment of the latter has been ordered to suppress for
fourteen days its most influential newspaper, which
recently published editorial declaring the Berlin
government was driving Germany into Sovietisn.
According to its official newspaper, the Bavarian
government has no intention of obeying the order,
but in the meantime the Social Democrats have
staged demonstration and have passed aresolution
supporting the Republican government and virtually
threatening call general strike in Bavaria
continues its opposition to Berlin.
The Washington herald., 1921-09-11

Sepssmbef s-The reply Of the Dali Eireann to the
British prime minister reiteratng the Irish demand
for absolute independence. emphasized that Lloyd
George seeks TO impose conditions that would divide
Ireland into two artificial and mutually destructive
stages but was not regarded in London breaking
Brig. Gen. Bandholtz. commanding the Federal
troops in the West Virginia mine fields, reported
quiet had been restored. following the surrender of
several hundred miners.
Statistics OF the Department Of Labor showed
increase Of IoS insthe number OF persons employed
IN sixiy-6ve principal industries of the United States
in August July.
An ultimstum was sent by the British govern
mcnt to the rebels in India. demanding their
reader within two days.
Reports to the Interstate Commerce Commission
from Ioa Class railroads showed net operating
income for July Of IaH per cent.
September 6-Ceneral headquarters of the Greek
army in Asia Minor reported that the Turkish forces
were retreating around Angora.
The I64th anniversary of the birth of Lafayette
and the seventh anniversary Of the battle of the
Msrne jointly Celebrated at Mount Vernon, rep
rescntatves OF Of patriotic societies attending
A, new note to the allies on the subject of man.
dated territories has been forwarded, according to
announcement Of the State Department protesting
against discrimination.
Reports from Bogota capital Of Colombia, said
new revolution has broken out in that country and
President Suarez. among others, has been imprisoned
American relief ENJOYS in Russia reported work
progressing among desperate populations IN the
famne-stricken areas. ,,ssx .G
The Txenty-sixth Infantry. one of the two regi-
ments in the West Virginia coal fields, was with
drawn by order of Gen. Bandholtz. ~
Announcement was made that as a result of an
agreement with the Mexican government American
oil operators would resume activity in Mexican
towns.
Sir Horace Plunkett, leader OF the Irish mod
crates, asked that plebscite be held before Irish
nesot ltions were suspended a ,
The British Trades Union Congress has urged the
government assemble peace conference with Irish
leaders. ss,
The Washington herald., 1921-09-11

of Angora. capital of the Turkish Nationalist in
Smyrna dispatch to London.
Three alleged American army deserters were ar
rested by French gendarmes at Laignes France. on
charges of being bandits .,>.
The Washington herald., 1921-09-11

Dorothea's mother had
driven the boy away from
home and it had always
been his dream to come
back in other cir c u m
stances.
The Washington herald., 1921-09-11

The German government has refused to allow
Admiral Won Scheer and Gen. Letow-Vorbeck, for
mer imperial commanders. to deliver lectures.
+, British squadron rs making its first visit since
the to Dutch waters.
DIR. Sun Yat Sen, President OF the Canton gov
ernmen has announced that unless II is represented
at the Washington conference. decisions affecting
China will not be valid ts
The last troops Of DAnnunzio have withdrawn
from Fiume and control of the city is in the hands
Of the Italian commissioner.
Relief kitchens under the American relief admin
istration began operations in Petrograd.
The red flag of Bolshevism was raised over the
harbor of Cork. ireland, officials seized and Soviet
system established by the striking doekmen accord
ing to Dublin dispatches
September MANY towns in Aitkn County,
Minnesota, were swept by forest fires, causing
great loss to numbering.
At Wuchang in the Yangtze Valley, China, a
third government is said to have been formed through
the victories of Cen WI Pei Flu.
From Vienna 1t reported that band of
Hungarians, numbering than 1000. invaded
Austrian territory about four miles, pillaging many
FARMS and the town Of Kirschlag.
Greeks were reported to have captured the city
The Washington herald., 1921-09-11

September s-State Department advices from
Nicaragua stated that the revolutionary army in that
country had surrendered and was being dispersed.
The Treasury Department announced that the
total stock of money in circulation in the United
States averages $sa4I. decrease of nearly So dur
ing the year. ..t... De-.
The British cruiser Dauntless sails for New York
with the bodies of fifteen Americans who died in the
ZR-2 disaster.
-Four. gas-bomb bandits held up a Kansas City
Southern train at Texarkana, Ark. and looted the
mail car. $50. -,
The assembly of the league Of nations at Geneva
adjourned avert a crisis in the discussion of the
dispute between Bolivia and Chile. 49,.
The United States destroyer Morris went aground
in San Francisco harbor during fog, tugboats go
ing to the aid of the crew. .,.r
The Washington herald., 1921-09-11

,g-r .'GEr
A modern business wo-
man is: the heroine-and
the hero a man who wore
his city clothes like a West:
erner.. 49,
The Washington herald., 1921-09-11

September s-Announeement made in OF
cwa that tariff, in view OF American violations Of
the reciprocity agreement" had become the para
mount issue in the Canadian general election cam
paign.
Reports from Hankow. China, to the effect
that during lull in the fighting between northern
and eastern governments the foreign consular bodies
met and attempted to effect truce.
The British cabinet at meeting at Inverness
unanimously approved the governments reply dis
patched by Premier Lloyd George to Ireland.
Dock strikers OF Cork, Ireland. hauled down the
red flag of Sovietism and agreed to refer their dis
pute to arbitration.
The Greek general headquarters in Asia Minor
reported continued advance against the Turkish
forces. following the capture of Angora
Roy H. Hines, Federal prohibition commissioner.
conferred with New York enforcement officers on
plans for general liquor drive following the seizure
of 1900 cases of whisky.
The Washington herald., 1921-09-11

William Hutton had lost
his money and died. But
Dorothea saw enough to
keep her out of debt if
Dick returned the loan.
The Washington herald., 1921-09-11

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The Washington herald., 1921-09-11

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Imperial Valley press., 1921-01-12
vARNEY BROTHERS
PROMOTE ABLE
OFFICIAL

The announcement today of the ap-
pointment of A. c. Johnson, former
advertising manager of Varney Bros.
q Co., to the position of vice presi-
dent of that company did not come as
surprise to his many friends in the
valley who have eagerly watched his
rise from truck driver to his present
position in the short period CT few
years.
Mr.. Johnson is assuming the posi-
tion left vacant by the resignation of
M. o. King a few months ago.
The election of Mr.. johnson was
announced following the meeting of
the board of directors yester lay. j.
ID. Foss at the same time was elected
secretary and treasurer of the corpor-
alton. He is replacing Fred E. Brown
who is leaving soon for San Francisco
where he has accepted position wit
the Susman, Wormser & Co., of that
city,
Imperial Valley press., 1921-01-12
ADJUSTMENTS.

"Way Down East" is the outstand-
ing hit Of the current season on the
American stage. It is being seen
throughout the country simultaneously
and playing to the greatest crowds
lean story since the establishment of
our stage. Over quarter of a mil
lion theatre goers in the different
cities of the country are weekly wit
Messing its presentations. This is a
good average attendance for a season
for an ordinary attraction and speaks
palmer than any words of descrip-
ton as to the merits and the appeal Of
the Griffith masterpiece.
The screen version is based upon
the simple tale of plain people re-
volving around the love of David
Bartlett and Anna Moore in New
England rural community as origin
ally played upon the stage in the
dramatim tale by Lottie Blair Parker
for a decade. Griffith has embellish-
ed it with those rare touches that he
brings to everything he does for a
motion picture narrative but upon such
a scale that he has literally evolved
a new art form. 1t possesses scenes
of such sweetness and charm that
they are pronounced worthy to hang
in the art gallerie of the land and
he has added thrilling climax show
ing the rescue of Anna by David
after her battle through the night
with the storm and the great ice jam
and the floe on the river which is un-
iversally proclaimed the greatest scene
ever seen within theatre in the
worlds history.
"Way Down East" will be shown
at the Palace theatre for three days
starting Wednesday night, January Is.
Tickets are now selling at Dunaway's
Drug Store. All seats reserved.
Imperial Valley press., 1921-01-12
PASSING OFPLATE
HAS PASSED AWAY
Especial to The Press.)

IMPERIAL, Jan. 12.-Passing of
the plate during preliminary part
of the morning and evening services
has been abolished by the congrega-
ton of the Community church. The
vote was unanimous to do away with
the time honored custom.
In it's place will be a receptacle con-
veniently located in the vestibule,
where offerings may be deposited up
on entering or leaving the church.
"The Community church is to be
supported by the free will offerings
of it's members and friends" Rev. j.
A. McCauhey, pastor said today, 1--WE
believe that the system adopted will
attain this end satisfactorily. The
change is to do away with the idea
that the motive behind the invitation
to a non church goer to attend church
is to get his money, whereas the real
object is to render him distinctive
service"
This is the first church in Imperial
Valley to adopt this innovation.
Imperial Valley press., 1921-01-12
LOCAL PUBLISHER
MAY MANAGE
BASE BALL TEAM

With the return of Chief Boatswain
Mate Otto Reber to New York the
latter part of this month, members of
the Ell Centre baseball team have cast
their lines out for new manager to
replace him. A meeting of the team
has been called for tomorrow evening
and at that time the new manager
will be selected.
According to Chief Reber only one
man has been mentioned to date for
the position. He is w. r. Snow, CO.
publisher of the Imperial Valley
Farmer. Mr.. Snow has taken de
cided interest in the team since its
organization and he in all probability
will be appointed to the job.
When told this morning that his
name has been suggested, Mr.. Snow
said, 81 would be more than glad to
accept the honor if it is offered me,
on one condition, that is, if l am given
the assurance that the entire team is
behind me. On the other hand |
would decline rather than cause any
contention in the ranks of the players
am sure the boys could find a more
suitable man for the position than l.
however"
"There are one or two others in
Ell Centre seeking the management of
the team," said Reber, 'but their
names are not being considered SER
iously by the players
Imperial Valley press., 1921-01-12
SENTIMENT ALL RIGHT
iale old Pioneer, l greet Ye,

Hale old Pioneer, l greet Ye,
With a cheer for the coming year.
Last year in Imperial Valley everv-
thing was so prosperous, rich and
great
The High Ups tribbled our tax rate
that now leaves US in such sad
.,u, state.
Most of us thought we'd never see
another poor day. -.
Like the prospector that struck it
rich,
We went on spree, let it fly.
But now--it's root hog or die.
But our losses, troubles and tribula-
tions we must bear with patience,
Keep on the sunny side, wait for the
turn of the tide.
The world is what we make it.
Life is gamble. We win and lose.
Make and break, fret and worry,
Rush and tear, just for what we eat
and wear.
DADDY LYONS.
An irrigation institute was held at
Ellensburg, Washington, Decewher 16,
II.
Imperial Valley press., 1921-01-12
CHURCH WORKERS
ARE MUCH PLEASED
(Special to The PreSsD

BRAWLEY, Jan. 12.-Attendance
at the annual convention of the I'M
perial county Sunday school conven-
ton which has been held in Brawley
yesterday and today has surpassed
even the most ranguine expectations Of
the leaders. The noted speakers, in
Guiding w. C. Pearce, of Chicago,
Hugh Gibson of Southern California,
H. H. Godber of Pasadena, DR.. Silas
Evans of San Diego and Miss Emma
M. Waglie, have more than done their
share towards making the convention
a success. Ministers from all Impc-
rial Valley towns have been present
and taken a prominent part.
Imperial Valley press., 1921-01-12
STILL SEARCHING !
FOR HAROLD ALLEN
Especial 10 The Press.)

WESTMORLAND, Jan. l2. -- A
chase of over two weeks failed to Land
Harold Allen, alleged to have stolen
a pad of blank checks from a local
lumber company and written checks to
an extent of $1,000 or more. He Is
still at liberty.
The officeds visited San Diego and
Tijuana, where they had reason to
believe he was but a search Of San
Diego hotels failed to locate him. The
pad was stolen before Christmas.
Rudolph Kuchler has been appointed
land commissioner In Arizona and
will begin his duties shortly after
the first of the year.