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Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1921-03-16
FRANCE: EXCELS IN Art
AND LITERATURE N|vELLE
If Americans Consider Themselves
Superior in Trade and Indus
iri, They Recognize This.
Iiy IfulSon Ifn1yJex
ny Hudson Ifn,vIcy,

PARIS. March l5.-"Ic Americans
consider themselves our superiors
IN Industry. liuancc ana commerce.
they At lcaa: recognize our superior
itN In art and literature" declared
General N!vclle in an interview ac-
corded the United News on his i'm
rressions of America.
1T is ms Impression. he said.
that France American friendship is
based on popular historical memories
and real racial sympuihics. 'ut like
all friendships, il needs constant re-
trcshing. cgpeciliy as German propa-
sanda is particularly active III the
United states today!
France is insui'icicnny repre-.
scented In Americ:, by consuls. cities
like Boston. Los Angeles. Cleveland.
st. l.uuis, and Cincinnati should all
have French consuls. Tile French
colonies in tn" United states are also
deficient uum"riCHl!y, and the quality
were often forced not 10 inNit" mem
bcrs Of a local French colony I" IN"
receptions because they were hardly
prescntab!e. We have too few
French men OF commerce aud too
many descriers and law breakers
over there.
so. in spite Of the sincere mutual
affection for each other. we really
don't know each other as We should.
ana many false ideas exist. The
chief misconCcption OF America ~
that France is an mpc-ialisttc and
ni.itaristir nation. without religion.
and in many rcsprctS without con-
science; tina; All French women are
light and nearly always bctray their
husbands that Frcnchwon are lazy,
nproercSsivc. and uncertain IN bust
ness.
1T would require a profound
psychological analysis to explain the
origin Of these ideas.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1921-03-16
z WOMEN ESCAPE DEATH.
WHEN AUTO 0VERTURNs
alrs. Scgur Pinned Bcncath Car n,
Broad and FIN,
Streets

TWO women occupants Of a five
PASSENGER Ford automobile narrowly
escaped serious injury last night
about 10 o'clock. when the ear i'm
which they were driving south ON
Fifth Street. WAS struck and oycr
turned on Eroah street. in collision
with Il Ford touring car .oi,, u.o.,
on Broad Street
MRS. Lena Scgur. Storinon, VA
rose ear was overturned WINS
p,nhou beneath the car. and when
,,,hloNcd ana taken to tho Memorial
iioSpitil was found TO be ,u,r,rin,,
rom IN" shock and slight bruincs
anout the right shoult,cr ana nrn,
49,. ,rea' inent at tie hospital sho
else in either machine va. ;n ~ ono
beyond slight cuts. '"'Hreo
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1921-03-16
BOMB MAINS PHYSICIAN
AND WRECKS OFFICE
Maine Dnctor Loses Hand When In
fcrnal Machine, Sent Through
Malls. E,pIodcS.


MADISON, ME. March Ia Somcr-
set County authorities had been un-
able tonight 10 iird any clue TO the
person who mailAl a package con
tanning 4 bomb 10 Or. John l.. Pep
per, o! thts town, who was seriously
injured By the resulting explosion
when II" opened the package today.
Physicians at the hotel in Skow-
hogan. to which lac was taken. said
thai he had chance Of recovery.
Dr, Peppers right hand WAS blown
of, his loft hand and lower JAW were
severely injured and MS eyes were
filled with powder. Il was found
necessary 10 amputatc his right arm
just below the chow
He did not lose consciousness and
was able 10 talk to the physicians
while Icing taken io the hospital.
lie coUl" throw no light on the rea
son for the sending OF the bomb
In his office. which was wrecked
hy the explosion. officials gathered :.
large par, OF the material with
which the bomb had been nllcd Ii
included a section Of spring, lead
from bullet, tacls, nails and pieces
OF iron.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1921-03-16
INTERNATIONAL AERIAL LAW
SHOWS WORLDS PROGRESS
Airplnnc Treaties urtwcrn Govern
mcntS Indicate Gradual StrniGht-
cning Out or Flying Problem.
| Ey United News.

bS I HiNtN -N'hT
GENEVA. March i5.--As Indicative
OF the worlds rroercss. In spite OF
the political chaos in which the world
war lcf; all Europe. copies OF the va
rious treaties fled with the League
Of Nations secretary here. as re-
Iuirrd under the covenant. show 4
gradual STRENGTHENING out OF the
problem OF international aerial law.
provisional treaty between Eng-
land and France and another be-
tween Switzerland ana Germany are
almost Identical. Private and com
mcrci.l airpiaucs must be registered
with both EO"crnincntS Each com
try reserves the right To prohibit
Hying over certain areas for military
ar public safety. Al, alrplancs mus,
nave logbOok. "A certificate of trust
worth!ncss and Identification papers.
Pilots must haT" certificates Of com
pctence. and passengers must carry
passports.
All airpIanes flying over interna-
ticnal boundaries must star; from
the land and from specified airdromcs.
where the? shall he subject to Gus
toms examinations Only find sand
or water may be thrown out as
ballast.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1921-03-16
REPUBLICANS PLAN
A CAMPAIGN OF
RETREMCHMENT

fTDH tlrSt lAEp.D
way that reorganization viii be i'm
possible.
There are now nine different bu-
rcuus devoted to national cougtruc-
ton work. such as good roads. river
Improvement. demonstration. etc.
These nine bureaus are scattered
through seven different departments.
Each bureau has it's separate ware
houses scattered over the country.
separate district superintendent,
separate supply systems In brief.
complete separate organizations
throughout
Claim Duplication ar ETurt>
The lighthouse service OF the coun-
try is maintained through bureau
under the Department of Commerce.
The life-saving stations are oper-
aicd through Il bureau under the
treasury department. Ninety eight
per cen; OF the life-saving stations
are located at lighthouses. as tile
lighthouses are naturally placed at
dangerous points on the coast The
Lighthouse and life-saving services.
however. have separate fleets or
boats carrying around supplies. scpn-
rate supcrintendcnts. and n complete
duplication OF operating machinery
generally.
Hoover. with the support of Attor
ney-General Dlughcriy and others.
has pointed out to President Harding
that economy in operation OF the
government is not going To he at
tain"d 10y disclarGing Il few govern
mont clerks. The cabinet members
are working upon plans OF complete
reorganization. which will elcminate
duplication OF effort and expense
such as is represented in the various
construction bureaus and in tine
lighthouse and lifc-savinr services
The new Cahimc, officers found
upon taking their jobs Il couple or
weeks ago that they We're received
WIN marked degrc" of tolerance
by The various bureaus in their de-
pArtme"ts There was mild constcr-
nation when the various heads Of
departments started off by appear
ms at their desks at from to 3
O'Clock. This was accepted with 4
smile, however, and the prediction
that II would not last. Now, IL has
become grim. silent fight. and the
administration is generally given
Just six months in which to win.
If IT expects TO bring about real
economy.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1921-03-16
ENGLAND HAS PURCHASED
OlREC. CABLE TO AMERICA
Ne" Wire Iin> Hccn Bourh. as re-
serve Tor Existing: Imperial
In NSsOciated PrcsN. /

LYNDON. March Ia Purchase of
direct cable 10 the United states
was announced by H. Pike Pcasc.
NssiStan; HostmaSter-Ge in the
House OF Commons last nigh; during
IN explanation of post-oilice csii-
mates in the pending budget hill. lie
SAID the British government had ac-
CURED the cable for $4,000 pounds.
including 100000 pounds worth of
cable stock and three cable stations.
~ RallinaslieliiGs ireland; Harbor
Grace. Newfoundland: rye Beach.
New Hampshire. ana Halifax.
The cable that has been bought il
Intended as u reserve for the exist
ing emperial cable. and has hccu
leased for short time TO the Wcs-
tcrn Union Company for 1000
pounds = year. Mr.. Pcasc remarked
l,oo0.c0o pounds. and that. therefore.
he considered the deal as most profit
able
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1921-03-16
TUSKEGEE HEAD WARNS
OF EQUALITY MYTH

CHAPEL iill-i,, \. g. March 10
hr. IL X Motion. principal. OF TusEe-
~" institute in an address to the
Students OF the University Of North
carolina mere today characterized
social equality between tn. races as
& 'nyth ana said tina, no Southern
negro Wanted it or thought abou, IL.
TO the Southern white people we
~" our hnSudge ana our religion
an mat We have learned and ali tbnt
-" nave advanced in civilization.
me salvation OF tho black r,c.
~ IN greater Industry, Eraa;.r CO.
ne Tnrat SECTIONS Of the Sonin
5,'rr IN. best places for negroes to
I'VE Negroes have Shown ina, Tho
q, iarm Succesafully. / hope more
% them wlli do II in the future.''
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1921-03-16
FUNERAL OF CHILD PUTS
b MATEWAN HEARING OFF
Death of Small Son of Ono OF Seven
teen Defendants Causes Postpone
mcnt Of West EirEinin Cnar.
BY Associated Press.

lBy Associated prcss.l
WILLIAMSON. w. VA. March Is
The 2-year-old son OF Rich Williams.
one OF the seventeen defendants on
trial In Circuit Court here in conncc-
ton with the death Of albert {. Fcits.
"A private detective. ut Matcwau, last
May. was buried today. TO permit
Williams to attend the funeral in the
little mining town. seven miles away,
Presiding Judge Bailey ordered II re-
cess from last evening until 2 O'Clock
THIS afternoon. Accompanied by Il
deputy sheriff. TING father went to
Matcwan iast night.
1t was hoped that the brief respite
also would prove beneficial to Doug"
Mounts. another Of the defendants.
who is suffering. physicians say. from
influenza OF the throat,
y few more witnesses are To he
called. aLd then the closing adj
dresses VIII be nude
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1921-03-16
GOVERNOR To GET
MEDICAL MERGER
REPORT MARCH

L
CONTINUED From First Page,
OUT further comment the repor,
the commission. An exhaustive
animation. OF the prospects or
proposed merger, ana eypccI,,I,
me best place to locate the ,nor
schools. has been gone into.
Data Has Iiccn Issuru.
oihcials or both the medical
lcse and the university hovo ,.,l
matter on this subject from (,
10 time. setting forth the stapa
ooth organizations and ADVANCING,
of the advantages Of both loc,,j
10 the public.
Medical men state that there
iitiic chance that the com,nIsI
VIII attempt to abandon Richm.
ana If tn" merger IL effected I,
mean that the capital of virpi
Viii become the medical con,cr,
the entire South
richmond liz especially fitted
'h's. having probably the bcstG
mate of any Southern city. with
pie hospital facilities. and win,
death rate far below the avcr,p,
Some time ago IL was reported +,
the commission was considcrinp
comprom!a. proposition By which
university would have It's gra,j
ton and apccial classes located
liichmond. while the frs, three We
Of the medical course would
given nj Charlottesville. Hove,
members OF the commission
bound by the resolution passed sc
time ago and are saying nothing
this report.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1921-03-16
PORTUGAL IS In
THROES OF REVOLT.
MADRID HEARS
Continued From Firs; Page)

s.
ference that the S"ace treaty between
the two countries will be signed Fri
day evening Al public meeting OF
tho conference
Tell Worker. To stand Firmly.
The tenth a!l-Russlan congress OF
the Eo!shcvis; party in session In
Moscow. has issued an appeal 20 the
workers OF PetroErad to stand firm
~ to the end for what was gained
four years ago. says wIrei>ss dis
patch from Moscow today The ap.
peal says:
The enemies OF the Working
classes are ,rN.n: 10 liindle the n.rlc
OF q new 'lNil war. and are striving
10 hlnG us into endless Ca!amities by
means Of riainS$ strikes and The 4"
stfurtlon OF the railways. thus pre-
Venting the Increment ut fuel. ia ii
and raw materials This at the
moment when the Congress is con
"ldtrinS better organization of the
trades union. ana how their direction
can be brought in closer touch with
production. .how production is to be-
increased, caSing OF the fuel and food
crisis, a reduction of the E,d army.
and the arranging o. more stable
leader of the kronStudt rising w.
uttrhi' Is former .Czarlsi secret po-
'rtN!oGS dispatches concerning tn.
revolt IN kronstadt have not men,
toned IN" name OF Tyurkiu
Disorder in Moscow.
irS hfpahccs are reported 20 be
occurring hourly il Moscow. ana the
soviet authorities In rounding M
SNmpnthlzcrs with the REVOLUTIONARY
movement have ma:SacrcL several
hundred persons with machine guns
says a tielsiufors dispatch 10 tho
central News today y majority OF
-" reports regarding the situation IN
hoSrow are most. gloomy, the dis
patch ndds
from '%MI a.Ao " sse1t Erve1 1aa il IS SIsi
o'hc"rs r";iSeH' 10 >artjcipat. in the
operations against Eronstadt and
,hAi thousands ol iabOrcrs have ioln-.
cd General Autouon's anti f;olsh.\isi
army Ia the south.
II is reported that tho Soviet troors
on Tn" Eumanihn front have been
vi9ertH to tho tkramc 10 suppress
extensive risinsS there. Tarrc sltua-
ton ~ odessa is said to he critical
Inc garrison with the exception OF
t"o regiments Isolated near inc
harpor having j..ncr the rebels
S'Sn NnEI"- RUSSIAN Trade Agreement
The An= Russian trade agree
men; VIII ~ signed tomorrow. ac-
'orcihS 20 present expectations The
nS="I"iions between Lcuuid Kras.iu.
hoard %: trade 'avr resulted In The
r"ir"nmg az Ia. clauses in a manner
""gcPlao!o 20 The Grit.Sh government.
ihr 'nHn principle is said TO hc
thal tHSsIa undertakes to cease an.
proNaS%nds outside Of Russia. while
tnE Iand undertakes go observe uru-
'f"'li! 'L russian internal affairs
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1921-03-16
TEXAS MAN IS ARRESTED
ON CHARGE OF SLAADER
Alleged Woman SwindIrr HAS w a.
Foster Locked W on Cross
Warrant.
IHy AsEocla,cl Press

MEM ORLEANS. La, March 10
'" ~ Foster, wealthy, Of Waco. Tex,
business man. was arrested here to-
Day charged with SANDER. ON COM
plant %; Mrs. Albert Rurg.oia. who
had been arrested MONDAY on charges
Oh "windiins brought by Foster
Mrs. EuTgco!s is out on bond fur.
Eishod by counsel. Foster was ar
rested at hotel. and Immediately
furnished bond and lief, on bust
ness trip in the East
Foster claimed in thc warrant the
woman had swindled him on, Of be-
tween $4,000 and $4,000.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1921-03-16
PRESIDENTS THANKSGIVING
turkey IS BEING RURTURED
's'E,m ~, Hnis-d Mississippi t:,,-
"er VII Grace White House
Table This lcnr.
hy ASs"cihtod Press. !

WiSifiNGToN. March l5-pro.
h Kan EARNINGS Thanksgiving turk.y
urea 70 Sracs the White IIon.S ~, nuuI
n.At November. II. " Mas, '"'.
pi;:hter OF Crystal Spring ~, ,. u
r.i%s.i ia, ar Harding in a letter re- re-.
MASON "roi" to furnI.h Tor ~. d. ID.
o o,I H"hbleT scientifically rnis"1
ana thereby prove that MisyI".'iH,n,pu
pa"uuHc as good turkeys as az
ne grown anywhere e" 'hh
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1921-03-16
,,n.;an rrc,sh, Steamer overdue

NEW YORK. March l5.--The ltal-
ian freight steamer Monte San
Michele. which left New York Feb
ruary with u fun cargo OF grain
FOR the Italian government. is moro
than three weeks overdue at Glbrai-
tar. agents OF the snip here said to-
day.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1921-03-16

| tor!um Will he opened at as carly ~
| hour as necessary. and tn. exercise.
viii begin promptly az $50 o'cioci;
Relatives % the dead nscmem hay.
| been invited to attend. and reserved
| sections VIII te provided ror them
| Delegations from every iirc compau,
in the city viii be present. and ;h.
! companies which the martyrcd fire.
men were members will attend in y
body.
The galleries will be thrown open
10 the coiorcd citizens. OF which many
leading ones have expressed sincere
regrets and extended sympathy TO
tn" families Of the bremen.
Up until noon OF yesterday definite
returns show that s2.0l5.79 had been
collected and subscribed to various
funds for the tircmcn's srlcf
S"h"uls Ia Give Tomorrow.
y voluntary collection viii he taken
III the city schools tomorrow for the
bcncnt or the families Of the nrcincn
who lost their lives. in the sunday
fire. according 10 announcements
made yesterdays by Albert II. I'M
superintendent OF Schools Mr.. Iill
stated that this Offering Will hc pure
~ voluntary on the part OF the chill
dren and hopes that large sum o.
money will be contributed 10 this
worthy cause.
y memorial! service was held IN
many OF the schools yesterday lasting
about thirty minutes in honor OF the
Ercmen Miss Gwcndlinc Hatcher
ana Hcrold Dudley addressed the
at this service.
Hundreds OF letters came pouring
into the Offices Of The Times Dis
patch and the Evening Dispatch yes
tcrday. Just how much these wiz
swell the total has not rs yet been
asCcrtaincd. The numerous boxes dis
tributod in the stores and hotels OF
the city also were recipient of large
amounts which are still 10 be count
ed The offices of the Kctaj! Mcr-
chants Association were fooled with
letters containing cont I bu o II &
Many prom iuent organizations
Throughout, the city have either al
ready made contributions or will do
SO Immediately Proceeds from va
rious entertainments have been
pledged to the committee in charg" Of
tho fund. seldom in the history OF
the city. and R!chm~ad has always
responded literally to any worthy
appeal. has such an answer beer
given TO a call for relief funds The
people OF the city have fairly STAN
podcd the fund in their efforts TO
have part in honoring the heroic
dead
Merchants Rnisc Si,Ss..5O.
The total OF Sa.0l5.T0 which has
already been received is accounted
for in tn" following manner: Even
ing Dispatch collected, $1,000: sub
scribed $500. Mike Schcr has rc-
cured $500: jhc Academy of Music
reports S373l2 at two performances;
on Monday and other amusement
places in the city have swcllcd this
10 fully $500 ard no doubt far more.
Prior 10 he merging OF the two funds;
the merchants reported on hand ST.
S?2.50 This paper received from the
following yesterday ana turned tho
amounts over To the proper authori-
ties; Ste.cotypcrs' and Elcc,ro,ypcrs'
Union, No. &C. SIS; George Il. ennii.gs.
50; !. j. l.anGe. retired police officer.
9li Eas; Clay street. ST. An or,cr-
ms will br taken tonight 4, the
Church OF the Holy Comforter. where
mission services are being held daily
this week
Mayor George AinsIle yes;er-
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1921-03-16
ASSASSIMATE TALAAT PASHA
Former Grand Nisicr OF Turkey Is
Victim of Bullet Fired u,
Armenian student
iBy Associated Pres.

berlin. MAJ IN 15.-Talaat paSna.
former. grand vizier and ministers
OF finance of turkey, was aSsass!na.
ed in charlottenourg. a Western SUB.
5urb OF Berlin. roday. He was shot TO
death Tho !nHrh"rer. an Armenia n
student. was arrested.
The student accos:cI Taiaat ra.h.
IL: The Stree, AMI nicn Hrcd The :at4.
slot lie also wounded Talaats wife.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1921-03-16
Sc q Day
$3.50 A MONTH FOR
hoods SarsapariI!a

The best spring medicine treat
ment that VIII purify. vitalize and
enrich your blood. Small dose after
each meal. Pleasant 20 take.
economical ard efficient. a months
supply in every bottle.
hicro Than This
1t creates nh appetite. aids digcs-
ton and assimilation. and makes
food taste good. 4 wonderful
remedy for impurities or the blood,
rheumatism. lumbaEo, catarrh.
scrofu!a. eczema. to give nerve.
mental and digestive strength and
influenza. grip. and fevers.
\ word 10 the wise Is sufficient.
Get bottle OF Hoods Sa rsapa-
rilla and begin 10 take IL today.
Hoods pills, small doses. "a mild
laxative: larger. an active cathartic.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1921-03-16


ference that the N"ace treaty between
the two countries will be signed Fri
day evening AZ public meeting OF
thc conference
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1921-03-16

1T would require Il profound
analysis TO explain the
riSin Of these ideas.
Imperial Valley press., 1921-03-10
SITUATION WANTED-FEMALE

WANTED-CHILDREN TO CARE
for afternoon, all day or evenings.
from to IL. Big yard, best care.
White only. Reasonable charge. TAO
Len Rey.
Imperial Valley press., 1921-03-10

WANTED-MAN WITH BUSINESS
ability would invest few hundred
dollars and services in paying busi-
ness. Box IS, Press office.
Imperial Valley press., 1921-03-10

FOR RENT FOR VEGETABLES
and cantaloupes. 40 acres Bermuda
grass, two miles west on highway. A..
Richter.
Imperial Valley press., 1921-03-10

WANTED-GOOD MAN TO MILK
few cows and ranch work. See me
Wednesday afternoon at H. P. Fites
Co., Calexico. Good wages. Leo JEFF
fus.
Imperial Valley press., 1921-03-10

FOR SALE-1 SPAN HORSES, 2
Holstein cows, farm implements, T
miles southeast of Ell Centre, a miles
northeast of Heber. Carrie Robinson,
Heber. Calf.
Imperial Valley press., 1921-03-10
FOR NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS.

FOR SALE-RESTAURANT AT JA-
cumba Springs. Long time lease:
location and equipment complete,
cheap rent. Inquire Del's Cafe.
Imperial Valley press., 1921-03-10
FOR EXCHANGE

FOR SALE OR EXCHANGE-7so AC.
unimpfbved land, miles Ell Cajon;
some good orange or vinyard land to
exchange for what have you. Box 0,
Press office.
Imperial Valley press., 1921-03-10

FOR RENT 81 ACRES ALFALFA
for dairy. Good feed now. S. b
Foulds Ranch, 2 miles north, a miles
east of Calexico.
Imperial Valley press., 1921-03-10

FOR LEASE-72 ACRES ALFALFA:
all fenced for dairy. GO acres in al
falfa. 3 miles west and 1 IA miles
south Of Ell Centro on Eddy Ranch. H.
L. Boone.
Imperial Valley press., 1921-03-10

FOR SALE-1O ACRES IN ALFAL-
ia and barley; just outside city linn
it's. Call at 1872 Commercial St., after
5 D. m.
Imperial Valley press., 1921-03-10

FOR RENT-80 ACRES FINE AL
falfa pasture; also so tons of loose
hay. 1-2 mile east Of Heber. The
Heber Ranch.
Imperial Valley press., 1921-03-10
uf@iI|S@eD
FOR SALE-REAL ESTATE

FOR SALE OR TRADE-ONE FOUR
year old Hambletonian racing mare
shop made saddle and chapps. 1 mare
same age and size, broke to match
other mare, with harness for both, for
first class work team. Will sell on
terms. Trade in on dairy cows, pay
difference or in on Strip Ford. Lee
Jeffus, Calexico, l IL miles west OF
Mt. Signal store.
Imperial Valley press., 1921-03-10

FOR SALE-TWO BURNER FLOR
ence automatic oil stove. Good as
new. Apartment z, Mission Apart
ments.
Imperial Valley press., 1921-03-10

FOR SALE-20 DAIRY COWS, MOST
ly Holsteins and lease on 80 acres
of alfalfa. Located 1-2 miles from
Ell Centro, 2 miles east of Writings
Crossing. Chas. Frazier, Ell Centro.
Imperial Valley press., 1921-03-10

FOR SALE-4O ACRES BARLEY
pasture. Good water and corrals.
C. G. Halliday, 3-4 mile west Meloland
store to DR.. Graeser's sign post, then
3-4 mile north on Graeser's forty.
Imperial Valley press., 1921-03-10
LOST AND FOUND

LOST-IN VICINITY OF THE PARK
View Apis, bunch of keys, reward
if returned to J. r. Zurchner, 424
Main St..
Imperial Valley press., 1921-03-10
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Imperial Valley press., 1921-03-10

FOR RENT-30 ACRES OF ALFAL-
ia all in first class shape for dairy.
Five miles S. E. of Ell Centre. Bill
IIoltz.