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Evening journal., 1921-11-12
HEAR HARDING
IN CALIFORNIA
Arlington Speech Clearly
Caught in East and
West
is LATEST OF
SCIENCE MIRACLES

NEW YORK, Nov. 1z.-spectacles
have come and gone in Madison
Square Garden, scenes have shifted
with life OF a great city. but yester-
day, within walls that we're bare.
save for multitudinous flags, a vast
crowd saw with the eyes OF imagi-
nation the far-off slopes Of Arling-
ton cemetery, the glistening bend Of
the stately Potomac. the distant hills
of Virginia, and heard the voice OF
their own President at the grave of
the Unknown Soldier.
They came, this great throng. to
do honor to Americas war dead
They were here. but their hearts
with the heart OF the nation. were
beside the grave IN Arlington.
I'VE are met" began the voice OF
the President. which rang through
electric transmitters TO all the Car
den, I'VE are met today 20 pay the
impersonal tribute" A hush came.
They. too. had met to pay the i'm
personal tribute.
The intimate quality OF the tele-
phonic voice. as plain and lifelike
in utterance as II the President
had stood by the side OF every
listener. had an inexplicable effect
on the audience. The marvel OF
science that made the voice repro
duction so perfect acted upon the
imagination OF the audience so that
they seemed TO visualize him more
clearly than II he had been before
them. This made deeper the pro-
fundity OF the moment. and one
doubted whether the feelings Of even
those at Arlington were more up.
lifted and inspired.
So securely was the throng held
in the spirit Of the services tina
when President Harding. closing nj,
oration. began the recitation OF the
Lords Prayer. its myriad OF voices
blended in thunderous murmur OF
"our Father Who art in Heaven.
with the vibrant lead OF the Chic,
Executive.
Voices Arc Plainly Heard.
Then the bestowing Of the decora
ions-'won IN mortality; worn Il
eternity" The measured tones OF tn
President az he placed the Congres
sional Medal OF Honor and the Dis
tinguished Service Cross over tn
heart OF the unknown. Then tn
alien tongues OF Foch. Diaz. Jacque
and all other old world figures VIII
had come TO lay their nations honor
above the body OF Americas hero.
And when the amplifers broke OF
in silence as the procession at las
started toward the sarcophagus. a.
announcer at Arlington took up tn
story, picturing the solemn process
sion as It wended its way 10 the spo
where the unknown will sleep tn
long sleep.
Then the burial service. The ins
placing OF wreaths on the tom
and, after a moments pause. IN
crashing boom Of artillery speakin
the nations last farewell.
Then taps.
The audience surged 10 its feet a
one man. as the mellow sound OF IN
bugle thrilled through the hall. an
stood breathless until the last ech
had died away.
Evening journal., 1921-11-12
CANNED GOODS 10 ADVANCE

CHICAGO. Nov. 12.-Warning that
prices OF canned goods may advance
20 per cent. in the next few weeks,
the Western Gamers Association, in
convention here yesterday, issued a
statement advising housewives to
stock up their pantries.
The statement was passed on statis-
tics showing a shortage in the sup
ply OF canned goods, and explained
the canneries had been reluctant to
put up normal pack for fear they
would be caught by declining prices.
Evening journal., 1921-11-12
PRoGREsHvn srrRITuAInsrs

The Progressive spiritualists will
hold services tomorrow evening, at
the First Progressive Spiritualist
Church. Pythian Castle Hall. SOC
West street. Mrs Ellen NJ. Gof
liccntiate. Messages by Mrs. De
Laney. OF Philadelphia
Evening journal., 1921-11-12
FRIENDS MEETING.

Friends Meeting Tenth and Har-
rison streets. holds services. First
Day Sunday. at 1890 a. M. Bible
class az t1.30 a. M; mid-week meet
ing on Fourth Day Cwenesday) at
las d. m.
Evening journal., 1921-11-12
nnMANUEL CHURCH.

Emmanuel Church. Seventeenth
street and Riverview avenue, will
hold services tomorrow as follows:
Holy Communion, 7.45 a. M; Church
school. 9.45 a. M; morning prayer
and sermon. IL a. M; evening pray
er and sermon, 7.45 p. m.
Evening journal., 1921-11-12
TRINITY p. Il. CHURCH..

Trinity Church. Delaware avenue
and Adams street. the Rev. Freder.
ick NJ. Kirkus. rector. will hold ser.
vices tomorrow as follows: Holy
Communion at 7.30 a. m. Sunday
school at $50 a. m; morning prayer
and sermon az IL a. M; evening
prayer and sermon at 7.45 p. m
Evening journal., 1921-11-12
sd. IuKEs n. D. CnuRcH.

St. Luke's Reformed Episcopal
Church, Monroe and Eighth streets
the Rev. william Lamming. rector
will hold services tomorrow as fol-
lows. Church school at 10 a. MI
morning prayer and sermon at II
o'clock; evening prayer and sermon
at 7.3O o'clock; mid-week service
Wednesday at 8 %. m.
Evening journal., 1921-11-12
oLIVET PRESBYTERIAN,

Services tomorrow. at Ollvet Pres
byterian Church. the Rev. Joel s
Gilhllan. pastor, will he as follows:
Morning service. 10.45 o'clock
theme. How Christians Grow"
Evening sermon subject. Gods
Salvation" Sunday School at noon
Y. 2. s. c. r. at 7 p. NJ.
Evening journal., 1921-11-12
MIR. JONTs m PULPIT.

At the Eighth Street Baptist
Church. Eighth and Lincoln streets.
tomorrow. the Rev. II. G. Jones. pas
tor. will preach az 1890 A. NJ. and
7.3o =. NJ. Sunday School will meet
at o'clock.
Evening journal., 1921-11-12
uoTTv oAK NJ 10. CuIrRCU

The Rev. F. c. sauhon Jr- will
conduct services at the Holly oak
NJ. +. Church tomorrow evening at
7.3O o'clock The theme viii be
Faith" The Sunday school meets
at 2 o,clock
Evening journal., 1921-11-12
EAsrI.AKn pREsRYTERIAN.

The Rev. w. X. Lord OF Chester,
will hava charge 81 The services at
.he Eastlnke Presbyterian Church
tomorrow. ~ fellows. 1880 A. M.
and 7.so p. n; Sunday School. st
d N.
Evening journal., 1921-11-12
BREAKFAST MISSION

Religious services are held night
ly az the Sunday Breakfast Mission.
115-17 Shipley street Speaker for
tonight. Richard Kirkland W. A..
Satterheld will speak tomorrow
night; Sunday school at 1.15 p. m.
Evening journal., 1921-11-12
NEGRO CIvIC LEAGUT.

The Delaware Negro Civic League
will hold a public meeting in odd
Fellows Temple. Tenth and Orange
streets at 3.45 o'clock tomorrow aft
ernoon. The speaker will be DR.. NJ
F. Sydes, OF the A. NJ. =. Book Con-
cern, Of Philadelphia.
Evening journal., 1921-11-12

WING TO divorces
and remarriages.
OF Americas his
torlc families now
have the most in
tricate system Of
relationship.
Il n as taken
about a genera
ton OF expert
menting in tn / s
kind OF iayer-cake
atrim o n y 20
Evening journal., 1921-11-12
HEAR SPEECH IN FRISCO.

SAN FRANCISCO, Nov 12-Crowds
gathered yesterday to hear Pres
ident Harding speak. President
Harding was in Washington. but the
telephone company had arranged
wires. transmitters. receivers and
simplifying devices to enable the dis
lance between the two cities to be
annihilated-to carry his voice across
the continent to the expectant thous-
ands here.
The civic auditorium and civic
centre were opened TO the public
and these places where the audible
features OF the Arlington Cemetery
ceremonies were transmitted we're the
magnet for the city's massed observ-
ers OF the third anniversary OF the
armistice-
Evening journal., 1921-11-12
Notice 20 Gunner

The Farmers Protective Assoeia-
tion OF MIL Creek Hundred have
posted their farms against trespass
OF any kind for the present season.
Adv
Evening journal., 1921-11-12

Look TO the Want Ads for advance
ment New positions in Office and
stores are opening every day.
Evening journal., 1921-11-12

HEARINGS FOR ALL CARS
Automobile Equipment Co.-Adv
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tie coppie di sposi che celebrano ID
loro nozze nellie suddette chiese.
III REV. AUGUSTA TISCOETI
di Oconto Falls, Wis, scriye 80
G con me motif altri, abbiamo con
statato le qualita' curative lenien-
ii del L6zogo del DR.. Pietro AIlo
scopo di aiutare il prossimo, 10 ten
20 sempre una buona proyyista di
quel rimedio'. MOI non conosciamo
nessum altro rimedio che sia COST
largamente scnza riserye racco-
mandate dal clero e dalla stampa,
come qucsto semplice preparato di
erbe. Non e una medicina da farma-
cia. Scriyere DIR. Peter Fahrney
& Sons Co., 2501 Washington Blvd,
Chicago, Ill.
La libera parola. [volume] (Philadelphia, Pa.) 1918-1969, 1921-11-19

Iyentando popolare nella nostra Colo
MIA. ESQ e diretto dal signor Sc
vcrino Verna, ex Venerable della
Loggia Italia, No. ~, delPOrdine
del Figli d'Italia.
La ragione della sua popolarita' va
ricercata mel fatto che clienti di
quello studio restano soddisfatti, sia
per il sense artistico con il quale 81
eseguiscono le fotografie, che per la
modicita' nei prezzi che iyi 81 pra-
ticano ed / vecchi procurano nuovi
clienti.
10 studio poi troyasi mel centro
della colonia, a fianco della Chiesa
della Madonna del Buon Consiglio e
q mezza strada da quella di Monsi-
.gnor IsoIeri. Anche per questi fatti
10 studio Verna richiama a Sc mol
La libera parola. [volume] (Philadelphia, Pa.) 1918-1969, 1921-11-19
HALLOWEEN PARTY"

La sera Oh Domenlca, 6 correntC
mese, in un Halloween party, date
in casa del signor Domenico De Me
dio, fraterrizzarono i component di
due Circoi. femminile e maschile,
studenti di scuole secondarie ed IL
niyersitarie.
II trattenimento venne dato dal
Circolo femmmile Minerva" del
quale, fra le atre, fanno parte lie ST.
gnorine Mary e Rose De Medic,
Mary ed Emiia D'Orazio, Teresa
Trayascio, Emilia Masciantonio, Flo
renee de Marco, Anna Avallone, Mi
lena De Saints, Teresa Fante An
ma Sembello. lie quail, per Poccasio-
ne, ayeyano esteso invite al soci del
IA Lega Accademica e per essa in
teryennero i giovanetti Nicola Di
ienno, Domenico Fante, Alberto
D'Orazio, Alfredo Adelizzi. George
BAngelo, Vincent Tuzeo, Vincent
Travascio, Domenico De SAINTS, Fl
landro FeHci, Marco Del Vecchio
Ambrose Cont, Antonio Varallo ed
Antonio Di Silvestro, figlio del no
stro direttore.
La casa del signor De Medic era
decorate con bandiere italiane ed a
mericane per rendere piu' soIenue
le onoranze al Generalissimo Diaz
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BlLLO SOCIALE

Mcrcolcdi' prossimo, 20 corrente
mesc, allie ore s p. NJ, nella Pu-
bic Hall, settle strade Morris, ayra'
.uogo il balIo indetto dalla Legione
Roma intangible.
II Comitato all'uopo preposto sta
Iayorando indefessamente, e fin do
IA 81 preyede un successone poiche'
spiccate simpatiche personalita' CO.
loniaH hanno gia' fatto peryenire la
propria adesione, assicurandone la
presenza, e quella del loro amici.
II comitato ha inolue stabilize
due premi, uno di dollari 10 'altro
di dollar 10 da assegnarsi allie due
coppie di ballerini che 81 distingue-
ranno mel Fox Trot Contest.
La rinomata orchestra del Prof.
Emilio Proteyi, COST bene conosciu-
ia in Colonia, syolgera', come SEM
pre-. mo sceIto programme musicale.
II socio della Legione Roma In
tangible Signor Giuseppe NJ Per-
ri, ultimamente eletto ALA carica di
Magistrate, e il Floor Mana
@er" Della Gran Marcia, che sara
dirctta dial Signor James Juliano,
sono prime coppie Mr. Mrs.
Alberto Russo. Mr.. e Mrs. Alberto
Sannini, Mr.. e Mrs. Pietro Maruc-
ci.
Tutti queIH che yogliono passare
un'ora diyertita non dimentichino di
andare ALA Public Hall, z strade in
Morris, la yigiha del thanksgiving
Day
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100 VIII CALENDARI

di bellissimi nuovi disegni soma
gia' pronti per il nuovo ammo 1922.
Prezzi speciali di $1,000 per ogni
100 copie, compreso la reclame del
CLIENT.
Abbiamo anche il magnifiro ca
lendario del Generalissimo Diaz a
$1,000 per ogni 100 copie.
81 cercano agenti. Spedizione in
ogni parte degli Stati Unit.
Scrivere subito per altri schiari-
menti ALA DITTA DE BENEDIC-
IT'S AND SON, 5723 Vine St., Phi
Iadelphia, Pa. 11-26-21
STUDIO FOTOGRAFICO
Al numero SOC Christian Street vi
e uno studio fotografico, che sta di-
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ALE nostre Istituzioni Colonial e
spedita la seguente CircoIare.

Al capi dele Istuzoni dele Logge del due Ordini
Fig dItaia del CrcoI dele Societa d Mutuo Soccorso
ed in generate di tutte e Organization local. itaane
La libera parola. [volume] (Philadelphia, Pa.) 1918-1969, 1921-11-19

PER RCEyuTA "A IL Sc
AssOCzIo-
IrAIANE
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NJOTO HOTEL IN ATLANTIC
CITY

II nostIo agente-corrispondente 81
gnor Cesare Finocchi ci prega di e
sprimcrc lie sue congratulazioni al
rratelIi signor Aquino Gaetanino
Ginnetti per il magnifico Hotel che
hanno, recentemente, acquistato, in
Atlantic City, \. j., propriamen-
jc al No. 151 So. Caroline Ave.
II signor Finocchi ci assicura che
j signori Ginnetti trasformeranno il
loro Hotel in un yero Eden e 10 rem
deranno attraente sotto ogni punto
di vista. in modo che j moItissimi a
mici { simpatizzanti. nostri GONNA
uonali, di Philadelphia e dele attire
citta' che Vi 81 recheranno nella pros
sima stagione cstiya, vi troyino tut
to il confcrto necessario.
ALE congratulazioni del nostro FL
nocchi. per j fratelli Ginneti, unia-
mo quelle della famigia di questo
giornalc.
La libera parola. [volume] (Philadelphia, Pa.) 1918-1969, 1921-11-19
D.lNNUNZIO THEATRE

"a II taatro itaIiano piu' grande
che orfro mttc le comodita' per le
romioIie con orchestra "films" dele
MIN, in,nortanti case americana ed
anroneo ,aI o,IaIe q manfiope 'or-
lima do J,o oronti 4; npbbIico 81
,nrozza snocioIi . dove reona Ia mas
.ir,a nuIi,io
T,artronto sattinapa oIfre il soIi-
70 nrooran,ma che continua sempre.
com sneciaIo attrazione utti / giorni
|IaDla ore / allie II y. m.. in esso 81
laranno due sDettacoIi straordinari.
In primo:
Lmedi', q Noyembre' 81 PresGnte-
la.. m persona, aflisia uGI west
KID hA1AN SUI suo caNaI'o, per
Oar pHncln'o 9,.a PFln'a SeIIe I TeL TO- 10
lnanZo Inc " inner o. 'Il W. W.
mol Ia Comlneola N . alOI uaI O.'ol9
PACNo BAD bO l. con !! plg1o'o
JACKIE CoaSan, enc igIyI II.i tI'o5 i'. o'ho i,o
per queI fasazIo lI''e"lsen.e el'e m la
ottenulo uh S.IePlOoeI 1I}. soSlIl,' III ,l Co,'
afI.sla I'm, TI'aIlle ,,, Si''l'''" '''''' '''''
n socondo spettacoIo speciale avra'
.Iuooo Venerdi' - Noyembre. Lar
tista Antonio Novelli 81 vedra' nella
.peIIicola "Ouo Vadis", la prima film
itaIiana mondiale. grande, strabi-
Iiante che mostra Ia vera storia di
Roma. e df Nerone il matricida (con
mn no. di storia di Roma).
!; n,oano II soldi. - / ragazzi s
soIdi
nov DrDp11r1 zTOvE
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CRONACA DI FILADELFIA

Iutti 9uei giovanni italiani che
non sono degenen dele nostre yir-
u' nazionai, doyrebbero entrare a
Tar pmte della italian Students f
iucation Association" Per maggiori
schiarimenti ognuno puo' riyolgersi
al quartiere generate, 1923 Dickin-
son Street
La libera parola. [volume] (Philadelphia, Pa.) 1918-1969, 1921-11-19
IL SIGNOR DURINTE
RINGR1ZIl

Il signor John DWante di Nor
ristown, Pa, rieletto consigliere di
quell administrations comunale, rim
grazia tutti quelli che 10 hauno o
norato del loro suffraggio, ed anche
quegli alti i quail, dall'animo per-
verso ed acciecati da odio di parte, 10
hamo fieramente combattuto. ii 81
gnor Durante ha yinto senza nessu-
ma propaganda, dappoiche' neanche
un manifastino, che parlassc di lui,,
81 e yisto durante il periodo eletto-
rale, mentre gil ayyersarii, nostri
connazionali, fratelli indegni anche
di associaZioni, hanno fatto del tut
to per annientarlo. Come a Phila-
delphia, per virtu' del mestatore a
yrebbero preferito nm nero al nome
del proprio connazionale, COST Nor
ristown, eli indicati come ricattato-
ri. hanno seguito il Ioro maestro. Ma
Durante ha yinto e gil ascari del ''ri-
cattatori'', appended della cosidetta
Federazionc. di Carmine Baldi, sono
llmast col naso IN ana ad odorare Ia
meIma che il rlcopre. John Duran
te e eX venerable della loggla An
tonic Meuccl delI.O. +. az. e con
lui e state eIetto, pure a cousigliere,
il signor Angelo Ciarlo, ma quest
non avpva onpoSitOri
III B1LLO DELLA BARBIERI
La Societa' Stella d'Italia fra j
barbieri italiani. una dele piu' yec-
chic associazioni della colonia, sem
pre in prima fila in lutte lie mani
festazioni patriottiche, dara', come
negli ami precednti. il suo annuale
ballo.
La fiesta del barbieri, senza tema
III smentite, e stata scmpre aflolla-
ia' delPelemento piu' scelto della
Colonia. daI Sindaco da qualche
suo rappresentante della citta' del
nostro Governo. Non 81 puo' am
cora dimenticare la prcsenza del Ge-
neraIe Guglielmotti.
Siccome non e state possible di
trovare una sala capace di contenere
simpatizzanti del sodalizio, per dar
agio a che tuttl 81 possano dl'erJ're'
ll ballo d. quest ammo non sara uoVo
IN masehera. r,,-
La data sta6lilta e IL q teoO[aIo 1[
1922 nelIa sollta elgg]antlsslln9 Les ] S.s MOO
y nan Il oIod' ! nun l'7J'' ". ~ 80 II
I'm comitato composite ol 90 Oar.
tlerl e gla al la'oro per ass'cuL"l' L.. @
al ballo un pleno succeSSo' VI s'IaI!
no dele 5orprese per lie slsIlole .iI. II,
gnorine, che Prenderanl'o p'r,' .a,.t, all,
grande marcia, e SIN da ora : ,I!I cJIr'
iinteryento dl persone riSPe''"O'I
della Colonla.
Imperial Valley press., 1921-11-10
BIG DAY FOR KIDS
AT PALACE THEATER

Saturday afternoon is to be "kid-
dies Day" at the Palace Theater.
Proprietor Cook and Manager Calde-
las have arranged special matinee
program for the youngsters and it
promises to be great time for
them.
For the picture show there will be
special cartoons made for the chill
dren especially. Then there will be a
two-reel Harold LLOYD comedy, which
will appeal to the grown-ups as we'll
And the main feature of the. pro-
gram is the big siX-reel picture OF
Babe Ruth in "Headin' Home"
Now comes the best part Of the
whole program. There is to be rs
prizes given to the youngsters attend
ing the matinee show. They will con.
sist of baseballs, bats and gloves, and
they are absolutely free. Certain OF
the tickets sold to the young people
attending the show will entitlo the
holders to these prizes.
1t will be a great day for the kids
Imperial Valley press., 1921-11-10
{ R { A 7 f|ST|C
BATTLE BILLED
FOR MEX|CAl|
Billy EdWards. of Nev Or.
leans, Near Championship
Contender, to Meet Kid SaU-
age

A man has been handpicked, to put
an end to any further aspirations of
Kid Savage, the bulldog fighter of
MeXicali, for pugilistic honors
The Kid has been running wild
around Mexicali, Tia Juana, San
Diego and other points where the
squared circle is in vogue, and usual
ly putting the kibosh on his oppon-
ents by the K. O. route. He is a great,
big, overgrown husky, who can stand
world of punishment and successful
ly stall along when he is in trouble
and come out on top at the end of
the battle.
Billy Edwards, of New Orleans, is
the man who has been selected to go
against Savage. The meeting will be
pulled off November 2T in Promoter
Joe Romeros Owl arena, and will be
a 20-round battle, according to sched-
ule.
Edwards will be brought ID the
Valley by Fred Ellis, of Mexical, who
will act as his manager while he is in
this section of the country.
Edwards is 1S5-pound man,
built like Jack johnson, and he has
lost but one decision in his six-year
career in the ring, and has never
been knocked out On the other hand,
he has won the majority of his fights
by the sleep route and he has just fin
ished a cleanup of Oklahoma and Tex
as champions. Two weeks ago he
fought Jack Mccarthy, heavyweight
champion of Oklahoma, at Healdton,
Oklahoma, knocking him out in jig
time. Edwards then Jared further
west and met Jack Foley, a coming
man in the heavyweight section at
Waco, Texas. Foley was styled cham
pion of Texas. Edwards put him
away in few seconds.
The forfeit money for the match
was posted in Calexico today and the
men will fight as stated, 20 rounds,
with division Of the $4,000 purse on
Is and 25 basis.
The battle promises to be the
greatest pugilistic event ever pulled
off in this section of the country and
will attract attention all over the
United States, for the reason that
Edwards is rated in the championship
contender class, and his friends ex-
pect to see him in the ring against
Dempsey before many more months
have passed over his head.
In past fights Edwards has dis
posed of great manv would-be cham
pons, including Carl Morris, Bill
Monroe and other men of like cali
her
Imperial Valley press., 1921-11-10
TO SELL CATTuE1
I. /. FOR. FARMERS
(By Associated Press)

CHICAGO, Nov. 10.-For the Sec
ond time this year farmers of the
county meet here today to consider
launching of national cooperative
marketing movement. This time it is
of livestock. After working nine
months farmers livestock commit
tee of fifteen named by the American
Farm Bureau Federation brings in it's
report today to- ratification confer
ence representative Of livestock pro-
duces.
Unlike the national grain maj ket-
ing plan adopted last spring and in
corporated in teh U. S. Grain Grow
ers, Inc, the livestock plan calls for
no pool nor contract covering a period
of years.
Establishment of a national live
stock producers associa ton is one of
the outstanding features of the pro-
gram laid before today's meeting.
More important yet, as the heart of
the plan, is the creation of coopera-
tive livestock commission associations
at the various stockyards, with allied
$tocker- and feeder companies. .. ,
Cooperative livestock commission
companies, which have recently grown
numerous, are to be strengthened. A
program of orderly marketing is to
be worked out. A transportation de-
patment is to be created. Livestock
statistics are to be interpreted. In ad-
dit;or it is advancing public appre-
citation of meat as a food.
What the plan proposes to do, ir
Imperial Valley press., 1921-11-10
NEW HIGHWAYS
AUTHORIZED BY
SUPERVISORS
Fifteen Miles Of New
County Road to BE Built at
Once by Contract ".t ..'s

Imperial county supervisors late
yesterday authorized the construction
of eight pieces of county pavement,
in accordance with Recommendations
plans and specifications filed by the
highway commission, The cities to
be benefited are Brawley, Imperial,
Calexico, Holtville and Seeley, and it
is believed the pavements planned will
exhaust the $1,5OO,000 bond issue vot-
ed in, 1919. 4tE
The roads planned are:
Brawley, east to Alamorio bridge.
Imperial, from Thompson crossing,
mile east.
Imperial, from present high, 1.s
miles east.
Calexico, 2 miles from city west.
Calexico, 3 miles near Bonds cor
ner.
Seeley, l.5 miles from city south.
Holtville, a miles from present
pavement north.
Holtville, l mile from city south.
The roads were recommended unan-
imously by the highway commission
ers and approved unanimously by the
supervisors County Clerk Cook was
authorized to advertise at once for
bids for the work.
The announcement was also made
by T. f. Virgins, superintendent of
construction of the state highway
system in Southern California, that
work is shortly to commence on the
widening Of the MouEsain Springs
grade and that parts of the road will
be closed while the construction gangs
are at work. Detours will be ar
ranged around the working sections,
however, so that it will be possible to
get through at all times, except per-
haps at night. -....
1t is proposed to widen the grade
the' full length to % feet. thus MAX
ing the highway safe fors travel un-
der all conditions. -5oi- ,..