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Palatka daily news. [volume] (Palatka, Fla.) 1919-1994, 1922-04-07
CBy Associated Press)

Washington, April Fooled by
the weather for two successive days,
the Nationals and the Boston Braves
were at Lynchburg, Va, today with
the hope that they could stage there
the last game scheduled before ar
irving in the capital.
Palatka daily news. [volume] (Palatka, Fla.) 1919-1994, 1922-04-07
Try Associated Presal

st. Louis, April Jacques Four
nier, Cardinal first baseman, is suf-
fering with an infected leg, which,
physicians think, may prevent him
from appearing in the lineup against
Pittstburg on April IL.
Palatka daily news. [volume] (Palatka, Fla.) 1919-1994, 1922-04-07
cry Associated Prensl

New York, April THE Yankees
were at Richmond, Va, today hoping
to stem the tide of defeat which has
been setting heavily against them in
their series with Brooklyn. All
chance of winning the series against
the Dodgers had vanished, but Hug
gins men believed they might be
able to turn the tables on their rivals
and start home in partial good stand
ing. Carl Mays was given terrific
beating when he took up the pitching
for the Yankees in the sixth inning
of the game at Norfolk yesterday,
which the Brooklynites won, 5 to O..
New York, April 7.-"Irish" Meu-
sci, brother of the Yankees outfield-
err, performed an unusual feat when
he stole second base twice in the Sec
ond inning of the Giants White Sox
game at Bristol, Va, yesterday. The
Giants finished on top of the 13-to-3
score.
Palatka daily news. [volume] (Palatka, Fla.) 1919-1994, 1922-04-07

"A delegations to the conven
4sstc1 failed to arrive yesterday fol-
the openin gsession, the reason be-
explained by one delegate as fol.
lows
I'VE don't vote expenses to a del
egate. We choose him and let him
Yet to the convention the best way
! can. Usually he chooses the side
or Pullman or blind baggage. Eli
ler way, he is liable to be detained
,sfore he reaches his destination"
Members Of the union insist they
Ire not hoboes. We are out of work
OTIS Of times, and we ride the "rat-
aers," but we always work when we
hnsfind it. The membership is COM
psed Of men who do "enough la
pr
-. hFa declafaticrs~..af principles
aa0pted by the organization decision
was made to work for federal health
Inspection of construction camps;
abolishment of prison contract la
Dor; a shorter work day, free trans
portation to and from jobs and aboli-
ton of privately owned employment
bureaus. The organization which
has been in existence three years has
national headquarters in Chicago.
National officers will be elected to-
daY.
Palatka daily news. [volume] (Palatka, Fla.) 1919-1994, 1922-04-07
WINS PRIZE FOR PLAN
TO SAVE LUMBER
tBy Associated Press.

Chicago, April 7.-Announ en- en-
was made yesterday Of the az, u to
William H. Mason, Of Laurel, Miss,
Palatka daily news. [volume] (Palatka, Fla.) 1919-1994, 1922-04-07

if there is any law under which she
can take the place and die in the
electric chair for George Montgome7
nv. young white man who is under
death sentence for criminal assault.
Palatka daily news. [volume] (Palatka, Fla.) 1919-1994, 1922-04-07
In Training Camps
tBy Associated Press,

Pittsburg, Pa, April Lefty
Grimm, Pirate first baseman, who
has set a. terrific pace at bat during
the training season, added to his pre-
season laurels yesterday when he
slammed out four hits in five trips
to the plate in the game with the
Springfield, Mo-, Western associa-
ton team, which Pittsburg won, 10
to 6. One of these hits was home
run with tive men on bases.
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on
site:
iourts

The ap-
incy laws
untry are
ION at the
Migratory
here.
dation hobo
ing vagrancy
MON member
cam
defects +" John
man, declared
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1922-07-10
Mother and Son
Reunited After Is
Years Separation

SAN Li'tS OHiSpo. Cal, July 10
Mrs j. . Robertson ut OKHho-
ma city. Okla. has been reunited
at Arroyo Grandc. near here with
her son. Byron Ewing % years old
from whom she had been separated
aud whose whereabouts she had
not known for e years Mrs
Robertson. formerly MIS-. Edward
Swing obtained a divorce from
her SONS father iu 1900 She was
given the custody Of the boy then
three years old shortly afterward
The boy disappeared ~ Windsor
Mo. 10 was alleged Edward Ewing
had KIDNAPPED his own son The
mother searched the country with
out result.
In time Mrs Ewing married J.
o. Brown. "a Widuwcr with four
children ana when b" died she be
came the VIII" OF Robertson. "a rail-
way conductor co. rcuniting the
mother aud son after their long
srparation. Mrs Ivan " Keith OF
beaumont Cal, a step daughter
OF Mrs Robertson, G. A McCul-
Tough OF Chicago, who married u
cousin u Nou1E Ewing WIN NJ
lre of Whit" Pigeon Mich, a
u.lutlyc of the EWiugs. and Igram
Ewing. % brother Ia Edward
Ewing took prominent parts
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1922-07-10

Princess ElNm, tlaider. the s.
riun princess who gave two mus.
interesting lectures on the HuI
Land boz Albuquerque Il week 90
hl- very ErI,.uuSly donated h,i
tiw, and 10 luDtur. FOR the benefit
OF the Frances O.. willard schuu.
it Santa E, The ey, ming has O Co.,.
yet been decided on nor has a..
pluu hu' DO l- thought the enter
taIum"uf Will ho in the audltoriuH.
uf tH. new state museum
For this benefit Princess Hnid.r
will give the Biblical drhmu, Rum
and NuuWl," the beautiful story 10
Eufh and her devotion 90 De-
muthrfain-law In" committee u
charge uf arrangements iuclud,
Mrs y j. N~trumuui-t Chairman
g. g. punkey. ~ : Bowman. o.
samuel Marble DR. T. 4 FiHi
Cail bishop. Or e. O. Harrison
Mrs uuI, byrd Mr- e o. Hui.
riHur MIR katherine ratt"r~,H
Mr. L,,.rfuu Mr. Susie -pyur
Mrs t"uuie Avery Miss Ethel TN.
h'rhiu'
Princess UnIior viii give n tai.
uun afternoon this week FOR tNy
a.rI- uf the Frances g. willard
school un th' subject customs .'
fh. Holy Land
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1922-07-10

Fl i'tN"ii ''hil'- ana on
ID rb'rt IT, wall l"ay" thi- evening
tor Denver colo. wh~rr tu.y w.,
IU'ud two weeks vIHltlnE lri'ud
I'D relatives.
Albert " newcomer who d.. with
.Nr l''vir valley H'trUrruNNI.
survey has urrari tu -p'ud %
week vacation with biz patients
Mr. and Mr. = g. Newcomer uI
West copper avenue,
Iuipu Miller. who is with ROO,
.fat, highway. commission zoo Ru--
W.Il les home for Ii l..sf..r
n 1 Lew .f ta. Ur-,u.tt.Dr ar.
..e. viii I..y. fbt. w.a.E lar
tlyft. t,Uf D.. v,rU am . ,r..-
III. mn. ..n ,., A..
.r.u
49,. lin
-
"ii ~
l'i.ul. "uN' ~ ''. W." "'
',"i""N '.'l"'i!h wa l'ii'" %
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1922-07-10
600
w, NNp MItS, IORTIl,IIII u
IITID ~ IONA

Mr. AMI Mrs u A Portorfield
who lsf a couple ~ weeks ngo q,
attend the sunday school convsn-
tion boo Kansas CITY No are oX
pectoi home this week. At tho
slus, ~ the convention Mr. and
Mrs Eort,rr,id went ON 60 lows
whore they hny' been visiting
friends and rrlntives at Trnyur
Mauy large soci1l affairs have lnrr
rendered them ut tho place in,lUd
Iu~ two lawn unrfIsH uf both 30
which the guest lists exceeded ~
Mr. and Mr. P%orterflcld formrri'
made their home IN thHt s.tv
whore " PHrfarneld wns in hHs
inoss ard fur many veur4 w1a so
u~crlntcudprt uf ttr sunday school
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1922-07-10

re Nc pAItTN ~
IIJi ~

Those warm day. call for rocr'H
uu iu the mountains ana man
Ir' DudluE u picnic the best .'
fHr. especially when the supp.
.Ha br followed by "a dance ~ tH'
cooler atmosphere Of the canyon
4 jolly party Of &c. who had .
uicuI, supper iu TI..rus cunyuH
followed hy 90 dane" Jt the paw
ION ON saturday evening wcr Mt
ms Nr- John Slmms. Mr. and
Mn August S"i- Mr. and All.
Frank Butt. Mr. and Mrs Frank
M,-frrNcld. MI and Mrs IouI-
EayuuldH Nj and Mrs w. :. ru.
,uIrr Mr ami Mrs Jerre Hoo
IlrI Iud Mr. o. A. Cr,.a Of Qua
WI- Mexico.
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1922-07-10

over the city by Mrs -. w. Barton
Mrs W g. i,eid, amt y T. Me,
Murray. visiting the points of iu
tHir-t tn and near Alhuuucr4u,
later stopping ut the University fur
Tine daily assembly The lHdI.s
We're guests at the AlNuradu f.f
luncheon nt - 40
Nrz Nnuclnin has visited Nlbu
IIDrpuc and New Mexico a,,,JII
Times previous to the trip. un
noted the many change Boo tn.
.fI.H u4 we'll a. iu the cav
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1922-07-10
NOM FROM
" JIMII.Z

Tile girlS who have been vaca
looming at Jemcz SPRING at the
amp called seldom Inn return
% tu their homes yesterday The
amp was chaporonrd hy Mr and
Mrs &. f. Davis. MI. and Mrs.
Nruu liuninR and Miss Jane Mt
and Mrs Buechc and family and
Ir and Mr- Burton drove TO
I,m"z 10 return with the party
WlH wcfv Mr and Mrs Davis.
800 os EinoIn Davis. Ernrstln.
tuu,nR. Tinsley Burton. Helen
stevens. aud Joscphiu, Milaer
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1922-07-10
MpS. NIIDTIB IDM NRpS
RItph ms FROM OPERATION

MANY persons who took uUfiy'
part ln and those who had th'
pleasure Of witnessing the mus ca
comedy, The Passing Show ure-
scented under tho auspices Of the
kiwanis club. with q casf 81 '.ghi
talent. under the direction Of Mrs
Mildred Edwards Will be- surfH e
hear that she BE- 100 present uu IT,
mate of the Augrlus hospital Lof
Angeles. CHlif. where she under
went % very serious operation on
Juno 90 She b. making re- won
tprful recovery and b. hoping Oh. be
Hhls iu resume her work SOM
time next season
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1922-07-10

Mr. and Mrs George curtis &C.
cuuuuuiol Ly their daughter Mis-
Margaret. and son Robert. mr.
rived on Saturday for "a Wilt with
their -un-ln law ana daughter Mr.
Hnd Mrs Ralph Itfll ~ zoos F'r
roster avenue The curtis family
mad. the "Trip In their cHr com no
from their home Ion Boulder Colo.
and report a Cluudburst near iut
Vegas
Next SATURDAY. Mr. Huh MIR IIil
with their guests will leave Tor a
Two weeks fishing trip on The
fsrug
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1922-07-10
NhtG NIN q
ENTi RT MINED

Nrs samuel Matthew NuurlHin
wife of the president IT tbe Raid
win Locomotive works Mis- Anne
NuurlHIu Mrs Samuel Matthew
NHuClulu Dr. her two daughters
Amrlir and Patty and Mias Sfyar
arrived this morning on board the
private ear 81 Mr. Nauclnin accom.
uuuylnE him on his trip through
tho west. The party left their
hum" nn July o and are planning
90 return bv August o The him
ernry ~ MANNED Includes o 'ou,
Of the Pacific cnnsl cities aud Can
ada returning home the norths ln
route
Mrs Vnurlain and the iadies -
the party were taken Tor a ride
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1922-07-10
nrNBY sIIAks

YOKOHAMA. Japan, July TO-
tBy the Associated PressD - Edwin
Dcnhy speaking as the head ot
the Tinted States navy" az a din
nsr given in his honor tonight by
American business mon. declared
that "the merchant mnrlns " see
ond only "a the navy in its Inn
portance to the defense OF u
county"
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1922-07-10
Suns Army Defeated,
He Flees to Sea on
Loyal Cruisers

UEEING. July IO-gly tho As
su,lttrd prossl American naval
advice. received here state that the
furrrs uf sun Yut Sen. dopua"d
ureHidrut Of south china. were de-
fratrd lu 90 battle fought July .
Of NhHmuuu near Canton. and
that escaped down the river
towards the sea with three crut-
srra still remaining loyal tU hifn.
Adyicos received yesterday I'M
der u canton date recorded sun
Vat SENS flight after o. lombard
usanf by forts boz chen Chung
Mlng's control and the blowing
. ot sun ammunition dump at
WhnmpHo hy chen ; shells
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1922-07-10
= NSTIRN STAR SOCIAL CIIB

Tho regular meeting uf the social
club ut the Eastern star will o.,
held next Monday evening ut
u clock ui the Masonic tempt.
when th" brothers Of the Eastern
rfHr viii entertain thr membership
The regular meeting day you'd
have been today, but the m,,l.u.
UI. uRutU
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1922-07-10
OO0
~ ENTERTAIN IDIi
Mis- VI A.t.E IH

'Umurr"w afternoon fur Mr. DHr'
Mage" b. nt her home 9l1 West
copper avenue. having few
ui'nds loo 10 meet Mr.. Niur,.
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1922-07-10
P|CKETS ARREST
WORKER CHARGED
WITH GUN TOT|NG
Antonio Chavez Said
to lave Received Let
ters Threatening His
Life

The imposing Of "a $50 fine on m
alleged ruu toter and the nrrasf
uI second alleged gun tutrf this
morning were tine opening events
fu... l. Go, SECOND week uf Al
H~lUU,Tuus shop strike got under
VHs
Antonio chavez worker IN the
Santa Ir shut'- wis stopped by
union ulrAris ns he was approach
.ul uf thr shop gates this
unruluE 400 dlii"r u fistic sttug.
eI' Wa- taken by thcm to the pu-
IltU h'1dpuart'f- uu b charge uf
carrying "a revolver
Although chavez was said 20
ha., had t revolver 900 his person.
l, 10 said 60 have made nu attempt
fu use b. A. uuiYu uIrk'ts. bsli,v
.up the man was ,lgr5IuE re- run
~uh.iru,t,d bic way chavez o. said
ru have ubI.,t.d aud % tI-..r bat.
20" followed chavez i'at &C. iouth
100 the battle. according tu police
reports
,I. r,.t.tt ...tur.., 4. am.
,f th, ia, g,t.- ,yf...I. -I. ,It,
uuIf.- vnli,, ,fr..,I. ,ti.u,.t mo
matter over IA IA, .b,.ID"4 ouI,a
10 t-i.r,.Itl,n sb,I.r T.ry DrtIg
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t,,d o., bi. ,-rr..r.y,. I.'f.t..
fI,ip, uoaJy tnnight a. q ...Iu.E
hmm rb1y.1 vho wa ~,r,,.t,l
last pIrrt ,r IA, rt,,s. 90, ..,.,
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flashed DO" Eun 100 the t''" 'i nn
'"h
''o W N"ih
SANTA l' ulil'lhl' ihl@ morning
reported mat several ul % union
men who had walked Out un r'rlho
% week hEu r'turi"d for luiN This
WurnlnE on the other hand "a,
union leaders said today that soy
,rtl union men who h9d remain
cd nm duty hHd l"u th"iI posts
TH. santa O., shop officials To-.
day said that Their. wa- 70 total uf
$50 men nf work Ir tn. -hup- us.I
rDuulIul-, ,,,Nt..y. Of tiut.
trr. OF w.v mon
p,i,., nfr,ipl. mid ,oa,v that 4,
] .~rr,f9l y.,tsb ,va. b.ipg RON. an
/ b.. .n.r fpt.s WUbIp "a, ,l,t Inn.
' Tho police department. has &c..
commended u" DO" shop official.
that Hl huf one gate h" closed. the
recommendation being made tu Ia.
sure more, s,stemufic WATCHING
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1922-07-10
SPEAKS
ON ANERICANISM
At UNIVERSITY
Business, Government
and Community Life
Are Discussed

which contained tho sound phllu-
.uu.f uf optimism and community
v.r, given hy samuel Matt
I,w# t%uurIaiu. president 90 the
Baldwin Locomotive works. this
forenoon 'o the summer school
sudden, body at the daily assem-
hly uf the University OF Sew Mex
leo uf Hudsy hail uI- advice to
American business men was tu sell
their best articles and not 90 mis-
represent their products -spcv-
utily in thoir dealing with foreign
customers
Mr. VAUGHAN declared that the
United tut"s WIS the greatest
manufacturing country IN the
world. 10 was endowed with the
Greatest natural resources and the
country educational system from
I democratic view point Vas see
uUt iu uD other nation American
business means much In American
IatfIuu.. Ny said and business
mem ug IlIa country should h. very
careful 900 their export trade to
.yIl fu The foreign countries pro-
HIUf- which the latter need and
ram boz utilized by them. They
should NOT palm of poor articles
..... .'|...N""' '||"N 10 NHMN NNNHAN INV
II uIf.i states can make"
pcssimism Not American
The spirit II pcsSimtsm which
among American business men
flIi fuD war effects have d~--
.rufrI fUv normally 90 American
industry wJs heartily condemned
HH Ma N~HuDluin. lie stated that
Doc, mudu very careful observations
HI fn, conditions IN foreign Coun-
f... such H- Poland. France Bel
10000 and others whore the raj has
created such havoc aud devusta-
Hur and found 10 spirit OF optimism
The peoples There. he declared
WEI. Imhu-d with the spirit ~
.elH.UIuE prosperity and iu cuuH'
HH.... wore happy with wat
fN.HE. they possessed after tho 'f-
feet. off NIr Hr said that the down
Hu.HI.I NwsrirHu- should hr ,uu-
T.H|.N With the present condition.
Hr.llNf about hy the war and
HHuu|I uUIpttur with % community
.nU .H.IfIINv spirit fu t"Uu.II
."IHHrIE into u prosperous ruudI-
1000
.pur Industries should prod
Hu.U.U. except what tn' customer
want h, said Tho Iri.Ui
..a- banding up lu excellence
mo
iialdW u Locomotive WORKS l- cote
InwiHE fHia principle and ,ulolNor-
."H fU uTHIU.t uult from fn" View
point uf excellence and utility N7
H.-uH b. Baldwin organization
has enjoyed prosperity when other
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The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1922-07-10

Stage 20 Jemez Hot SPRINGS
Leaves Briggs Pharmacy 7 so a m dAily
ATrvss Jeme1 Springs II = m.
Leaves Jsmsr springs , ~.
ATnvss Albuquerque 7 80 ' m.
Fare $50 Phone % or l847-W
JOE CAIN
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1922-12-19
Toney Chisum.
PhOe 1000 sth and Tyler
Open Evenings.

FpE SALE-or trade for real estate
rHI sedan enclosed Dodge and Hud.
SIM Phone "a.
tHE SALE-is2i Ford sedan. Al me.
,han.Oai condition. Phone sis7. so5 John
son
FOB SALE or TRADE-F'or car, a new
guphophone. Apply s0s Jefferson.
FpR SAiE-Ford Coupe In good con.
clifton low rice Tor cash. S0a T.. 9Th
81
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1922-12-19
REAL ESTATE
Bargains for Sale or
Trade

New five room modern bungalow.
good floor plan. with every convenience.
built for "A home. but owner needs 90
sell. ms result ~ cali for money
from another direction. viii acccp, small
cash payment. and give good terms on
balance.
Practically new five room modern
bungalow. well located. bargain, with
only $4,000 cash. and balance monthly.
Several lots In a restricted district
viii sell at a bargain. with small cash
payment. and easy monthly terms.
Choice corner lot. best location. paw.
ing. $4,000 under the market. small
cash payment and good terms on bal.
ance.
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1922-12-19
Caut Land Co.

Realtors
Exclusive Agents Phone us
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1922-12-19
LODGE NOTICES
HOUSEKEEPING ROOMS

FOR RENT-3 room furnished apart.
mcnt In the Lucernc, 1905 POLK. Phone
col
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1922-12-19
MISCELLANEOUS

YOUR old carpets woven into beautiful
handmade fluff rugs. Manning Rug
Cleaning and Mattress Plant Phone
zoos for samples and prices
FAIRMONT MATERNITY HOspI.
tai ca confinement. MAY work for part
of expense. Babies Tor adoption Write
for booklet Mrs. T. h. Long. ALL +.
2sth 81 Kansas City. Mo.
WE buy sell and trade used ,ztrs. pay
hest prices for Bucks. Dodgss'. and
Fords Harrison street Garage. 6i3 iIar.
rlson ST Phone ass
To TIlADE,-Will take young Hereford
cows at $500 as payment for my equity
IN 1913 acre farm located in Callahan
Co For further Information. write G.
L. Kingsbery. Santa Anna. Texas.
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1922-12-19
j. P. Burgess
Real Estate
Suite IL. Ray Bynum Bldg.
Phone IA

Have small stock groceries and fix
lures for quicl, sale. Must be sold within
next few days Call US FOR appointment.
Can sell sl50O.0O worth first lien notes
lat liberal discount.
Five room, practically new furnished
bungalow close % pavement and Street
car Line. Has hardwood floors, butt
features, garage and is on ar cass
ront lot Practically new furniture.
Price Il5OO.OO with $500 cash and bal
iuce like rent
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1922-12-19

GIFTS FOR HER

Buy HER gifts at the Boulder Shop.
1909 " 9Th Phone lie.
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1922-12-19
A Real Farm

Ually new room house basement and
furnace heat. nice hath with hot and
odd water. large grainery and other
nut buildings Good well and windmill,
Half In cultivation on ;ho highway.
miles 10 shipping station. VIII trade
equity Tor Amarillo property
FOR RENT Good brick duplex, also
) room house on the pavement.
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1922-12-19
FOR SALE MISCELLANEOUS

For SALE-A the 81. Charles Cafe.
a good meal and real service for 35c.
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1922-12-19
]. r. BROMERT. d. c.

Amarillo's 0risinai Chiropractor.
Established five years. Complete
NRay Service. Phone I0s7 so10. New
Western budding. scruss from thu
raurt house.
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1922-12-19

WE ARE mpIng lui selling russ be-
fUr time Manning Rug Cleaning AND
Natures. Plant Phone zoos.
.H p.r. must o. reasonable. Thou.
Imperial Valley press., 1922-03-21
BUILDING
IN HONOR OF
PIONEER

CALEXICO, March 2l.-The recent
proposal to erect a permanent memorial
to the memory of Engineer G. K. Rock.
wood, "Father of the Imperial Valley.
is taking more definite form and 1t Is
believed that the plan will soon be put
on working basis and pushed to early
completion.
G. b. Ridley and H. f. Cox, large
tax payers and property owners OF Ca
lexico, on Sunday advanced plan
which is being discussed with a great
deal of approval by the citizens here
who are interested in the matter.
1t is their proposal that the. mem.
orial take the form of a substantial
building or hall to be erected i'll Rock
wood Plaza and that the same be fin
anced by special general tax, or a
bond issue to be voted by the people
of the community.
The suggestion is made that the
building should be known as the Rock
wood Memorial Hall, or some similar
expressive name, and that it should be
Imperial Valley press., 1922-03-21
WILLS SAINTE CLAIRE
AGENCY TO0PEN
IN Ell CENTRIC

The Wills Sainte Claire ear is to be
sold in Imperial Valley by the Powell
Motor Car company which also has the
agency for this car in San Diego county.
The temporary show room is located
with the Chevrolet agency at 800 Main
street. Mr.. f. A. Lash is the local man
ager.
The new firm will announce it perma-
nent location as soon as suitable quar-
ters can be found. Mr.. Lash has three
ears in Ell Centre and more are ON the
way. The Wills Sainte Claire autOmo-
bile has gone on record as the largest
selling new car on the market. The
make was introduced to the motoring
world only a year ago. Since then it
has hung up an enviable selling record.
This automobile was designed by c.
Harold Wills, metallurgical chemist and
automotivc engineer, who for sixteen
years directed the factory organization
of the largest motor car factory in the
world This is style the mo-lyb-den-
um steel carr because it is constructed
with -processed steel-hghter than
ordinary steel and 40 per cent stronger,
according to the Wills engineers.