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Imperial Valley press., 1926-02-10
Porto RICO IS
TOPIC OF TALKS
At MISSION .NEET

Porto Rico, was the subject
discussed ~ the guest night
meeting # the STATE Street Chris
t.sG church missionary society. held
n th. church last night Mrs. ".
7. Hancock sni Ms. Phillip
knight, r'aj papers on the subject.
\ plauule-Ir bg Miss Marie Ne
Nltt. two raaiin-, by Pauline TN
aer"o9d. aad piano solos by Mes
DANES Edward II. Law. aad Otis W.
',au completed 'hc evenings pro-
gram. Mrs Walter Ravburu uresid-
4. at rle hr,ie,-, session, ana Mrs.
s.. j.. Grave, $3.50, iu charge of the
program.
Decorations carried uut the patrf-
s'I. aH4 FaH'.ne motifs appropri-
~. q. t.s month.
i ff.-.mra'- wrr. served ~ the
a..,e ID f.r ,aI4Hah.e evening.
Imperial Valley press., 1926-02-10
1926 DIRECTORY
GIVES LOTS OF
DATA ON VALLEY

Imperial Valleys 1926 directory
published by the Los Angeles Di
rectory company, is now being dis,
tributed to subscribers The new
edition contains "a fund of informa
tion on valley affairs that will be
found helpful and useful in business
offices.
In addition to an unusually com
plete list Of names. the directory
contains information ON departments
of the federal, city and county gov
crHmemts, churches, lodges and
schools.
Ineidently, the publishers advise
that Imperial Valley will be given
splendid publicity through the di-
rectory, a copy of which will be
placed eli file in the directory IL
brarles iii the principal cities of the
United States.
One of the front pages contains
a brief summary history of Imperial
Valley, including list of products
raised here, transportation facilities
and fine boost for the evenness of
the valleys climate.
In the back of the directory is
4 classified list of business firms in
the valley which will prove a time
saver for the business men and 9th
ers who desire to get in touch with
any OF the industries represented.
Imperial Valley press., 1926-02-10
ANNOUNCE DATES
FOR MEETINGS Or
NOME DEPiRTUENT

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Imperial Valley press., 1926-02-10
Valley Knights
OF Columbus Hold
Meet at Calexico

FL Ccntro members of the knights
Of Columbus, together with delega-
tioas from Brawley. Calipatria and
Hoitville. met at CaIexico last night
where an interesting entertainment
program WAS put on following bus
mess meeting.
Popular selections by the X. C.
orchestra, composed of Bernard Car
roll. FL Centre; Gus Cuenca and Joe
Llzarara, CaleEico, and Peter
Sehartz, Brawley, were enthusiastic
caiir received.
Mss Flora Vildosala of Calexieo.
won repeated encores with Charles
ton solo numbers. Joseph Peters of
Calipatria rendered some of the old
fa[orltes, singing in both English
and Spanish.
Charles NJ. Loust Of Calexico, ar,
ranged the program. Refreshments
were served.
Imperial Valley press., 1926-02-10
Plans Completed
for RUmnGge Sale

Plans f.r the rummage sale to be
conducted by the Presbyterian Guild
ON Saturday We're perfected at Il
meeting Of the guild At the home of
Mis-. Minor NJ. Sweeney yesterday
afternoon. Il was decided that the
sale be held at Royce transfer of
flee, AZ Main street.
Mrs. 7. H. McIver was appointed
chairman of the nominating commit
tee, which 5 20 submit Il report on
for the guild at the next
meeting.
Dainty refreshments were served
hy Mrs. Sweeney. assisted by Mrs.
George y. Hartman.
Imperial Valley press., 1926-02-10
RETIREMENT BILL
OUTLINED AT P. 0.
employees C0NFAB

With 25 persons in attendance.
the Imperial County Postal En-
pIoyoes association regular meet
ing proved most enjoyable. The
Ell Centre members acted as hosts
to those from other vaiiev cities.
H. A. SulIingCr gave a talk fol
lowing the business session, III which
the new retirement bill, which is
scheduled to come before this cong
ress was explained.
The speaker brought out the fact
that the existing bill was tormu-
lated five years ago and has proven
inadequate. The new bill, It was
stated, provides a more liberal re-
tirement allowance and is known as
the Stanstield- Lehlback bill
1t provides that after an en-
pioyee has spent his life in the em-
ploy of the government, he j(or
She) should be retired with suffi
cient compensation to provide the
necessities of life.
1t was further stated that the
Public should know that the postal
workers are paying their way by
contributing to the retirement fund,
and that there is already large
of money in the United
States treasury to the credit of the
fund, which has been raised by the
employees. The present amount is
about 100000, and it will prob
ably be 50 years before the federal
would be called upon to
contribute anything to the fund, and
perhaps not then, it was declared.
Refreshments CARRYING out the
valentine motif were served by the
FL Centre members at the close OF
The program.
The invitation of the Holtville em-
plovecs to meet in that city on the
evening Of the first Saturday in
March was accepted.
Imperial Valley press., 1926-02-10
MINI. DRUGGISTS
PROTEST AGAINST
LIQUOR SYSTEM

MINNEAPOLIS, Feb. 10.-Pro-
tests to congress against the present
system of liquor distribution were
Grawn up by Minnesota druggists
starting their annual convention
here.
Because the stigma of saloon
keeper is attaching itself to drug
gists of the state the pharmacists
directed the resolutions committee
to draw up protests against hand,
ling prescription liquor.
As a substitute for the system,
they will recommend that liquor de
pots similar to those operated in
Canada be instituted and run by
the government.
Imperial Valley press., 1926-02-10
SOCIAL NEWS
ENTERTAINS WITH
CHARMING BRIDGE
LINCHEON AFFAIR

't.-. q. .. F..~ va, hostess at %
..- H.e. '4u,'t.u 81 -ha
H .ea.a Worth yesterday.
... entertained number ut
... $3.50
taa barge 'ah'r whore
-.. -.- a... seated fEas It pretty
......t q spring blossoms. e. 'ha
.rI .et- yf which were silver
baskets 1T. 81. Sam. flowers Dainty
r... sands Ua.atI tHe cover, fer
.a, guests
nul-e uas played ua the mezza-
l... .4a.r aa.u- tile afternoon. AT
tHt ..e~s u: e...1 Mrs tpm Bishop
....A.a t.a high >tase= prize. M.
Tenn G.. -Ha -,eauu. and Mrs. ".
r. Es.d tis low.
Mrs. Eaas was assisted through
au' -ae afternoon Icy Mrs. Howard
j. Never.
o.~>t< b.d3ea include M,>damcs
T. l.. 6. leatau, john +. Aadgrws
III, Arthur Edgar. Roy T. Breed.
.H.a. &. l.. CoL1ias. l.. O.. House.
john >taWaE: Ross. Il. L. Loud. Tom
elN Don G. BitleE. Kos, r. uIeh-
cox. T. ID. Jacobs. will :. Fat.e.tt.
+. l.. tarJLHai,e and Neu Bishop.
Nes44mg> ". =. Reid, }aa-aa
Thompson. r. Il. Snow, L. y. Nat
sem, rank LatAreq. Robert Buns.
tar..st hute. Eus,t, =. he..cE,
Ge-lEe y. Anderson. Frank +. An.
.erSoa, Let.tla Thompson. Alien F.
Nuirer. Warren ,arrt- and Earle
Il. Davis, al Of ta.s r.-r. aai N.>.
y. j.. barF8",, Philadelphia, a4d
Mrs. Waiter Bowkeg. CalcXico.
Imperial Valley press., 1926-02-10
Pasadena Slayer
oHang Saturday
Dy United Press Leased Wire

SAN QUENTIN, Cal, Feb. TO-
announcement of the execution Sat
urday of Harry Garbutt, Pasadena
slayer, was mailed today to persons
and newspapers authorized to wit.
ness the hanging.
Garbutt killed Mrs. Dorothy Lee
Hum, wealthy Pasadena woman
who, it was brought out in his trial
had befriended him. Robbery was
believed the motive.
The execution Saturday will be
the first one ins the state S history
hot held on a Friday. Lincoln $
birthday falling ON that date caus-
cd the change.
Imperial Valley press., 1926-02-10

If vour -.ocn d, broken tr ah ~
.i.at.j bladder that wake, you ap
EVERY Jew hours. you uu arr..
ciete the rest and comfort y.a -.t
from tile free bottle gs- dose.
II you send tai, Hotier. v.r
name and home ad3res. wc n.I
give you q regular - c,at pat'I.
- doses If The William, Tre..
mont. Kindly send ~ cents 10 i.'n
rav part cost OF postage. packing.
ete.. 70 The Dr %. g. Williams Co..
po-t Office Building Dept. GA1ll,
Ea-t Hampton, Conn only ono
bo'''c free 70 same person. fma.
OR address. Nothilg sent g. q. D.
you wiH receive by paid parcel
post. without iucurring mv obI1.
'ieH, regular s. cent bottle or
do-rs Of The Williams Treatment
chr out this notice now and send Il
before You forget il. adv
Imperial Valley press., 1926-02-10
PERSHlNC SPEEDS
NORTH TO REPORT
ON BORDER ISSUE
BY United Press Leased Wire

KEY WEST, Fla, Feb. lO.-Gcn-
eIai John j. Pershing, slightly i'll,
today was speeding northward by
train 70 Washington, where he will
Geliver his report to President Cool
i6ge On the Tacna africa boundary
dispute in which he was neutral
commissioner.
General Pershing gave one init
nation OF his feelings regarding the
boundary dispute between Peru and
Chile when speaking - Officers
ahd enlisted men on board the [. 5.
Cruiser Denver which brought him
back to this country he said:
You have been loyal and gen
e1ous to me and even under the most
irving and at times eXasperating
conditions.
Imperial Valley press., 1926-02-10
Valentine Party to
Be- Hoid IN FRIDAY
by Methodist y omen

a valentine party. .at which f',
members OF the N.-H g.... .t
the Methodist LaIa- aa v I.
hostesses. is announce tr "
evening at me Methodist r.........
$40 North ~1.H -.ae...
The Narh Side Ua.. u....s
Vitc all UomH at u. ...s. u.....
er members ef fhr a.I r#.'. r. ..
their guests. Tho party j. being
giving primarily, a7H .e.. t.-
South Side member, .u ..E ~ a.
contest lost bE tire Nor. $ So.
time ago.
An evening Of va'.r-a. games.
contests ana ot',- Jrt=.... lm-gt
features has been plaa##.. The
party is announced for 1:EH.
Imperial Valley press., 1926-02-10
TOO MUCH URIC ACID?
LET Us SEND YOU THE WILLLAMs TREATMENT
FREE IS CENT BOTTLE (32 DOSES)

rheumatism, kidney and bia der
troubles, ana an ailments caused
by too much Uric Acid make yog
feel "old, worn out miserable.
Just because you start the day
too tired 10 get up, ann, and
legs stiff muscles sore. with burn
ing aching back and dun bead
WORN OFT before The dav begins
-do not thmk you La<e TO tav in
ach condition.
get tii Of the 'rleauatjc
pains. stiff ioiat- -oi. muscles.
acid stomach. kinney or H,ad
der trouble, So often caused by
be Iy-made acids. Ec s're. aad well.
If yu have bccu a'ug for
long time, taking all sorts Of modi-
ones without benefit, lt Tie Wi
liams Treatment prove 10 Yea what
gIoet relief II gives lu the most
stubborn cases. Since 1892 hun
diyds Of Thousand, Iav, used IT,
Imperial Valley press., 1926-02-10
70 HOLD WINTER
SPORTS CARNIVAL
IN IDAHO FRIDAY
uy United Press Leased Wire

MCCALL, Idaho, Feb. l0.-With
an additional snowfall here plans
are being completed for the annual
winter sports carnival to be held
Friday. Entries in the dog derby
have their teams out daily for the
classic while Ski jumpers arc prac
ticing for their event.
Tud Kent. winner of the Ashton
derby several years ago, left Ashton
Monday night and will attempt to
defeat Smoky Castor, last year :
winner of the Mccall dog derby
Four othc rentrics have also been
Imperial Valley press., 1926-02-10
Mission Workers
to Eeet T0morrOU

Executive committee members OF
the Women : Missionary societies
II the Christian churches Of f. Cen
80, Hol,rille and Coachella viii
gather AZ the home Of Mrs. F. L.
Shaw FOR an al day meeting tomor-
row. Sessions will start at 10
% clock and continue until !. \ pot
luck luncheon will be served at
noon. y state worker vii. be pres
ent al the meeting.
Imperial Valley press., 1926-02-10
GRESHAM NAMED
PRESIDENT OF
CANAL BOOSTERS

John o. Gresham, of Holtville,
who has been prominent All
American canal booster fer many
years, was elected president of the
American Conservation Club Mon,
day night, succeeding Sam Robin
son, who resigned last week.
Guy Williamson was elected man
ager of the club. succeeding +. V.
Owen. who resigned with Robinson.
About 80 members of the club were
present at the meeting and pledged
their support to the new officers
who plan an active year in carry
ing out the program of the club.
t. r. Wells, MAY, Idaho. has a
mature turkey gobblcr that was born
without wings. His five ewes bore
ten lambs last spring and all but
one lamb is a eve. Prolific country.
Imperial Valley press., 1926-02-10
BRIDGE
PARTY ATTRACTS
.H4NY CLCB WONEN

\ delightful. afternoon as en-
iHEel YESTERDAY hv ulmuss II
women who atteuael tae monthly
bridge party sponsored bv the card
committee y the Woman 5 Ton
thousand club. which took place at
IL club hsase. Guests present
tIIled i tables.
Eouque-- = sweet peas formed
The 5ot.:a r.ons. Punch was scryel
r!raeE eEheut He afternoon bv Mes
uamCs Z. E. Wh,teiaw. Martin b
. 'Br.eu and i. G. House q the con-.
I.jttec. ats.3mes james ". G..s.-
tasd and RebeI. ". Campbell w,r.
lostesse> for tie day.
Ife nrXt q the parties If III.
Tournament series : planned t5
take plaea IN MareH ~.
Prizes Tor Yesterday afternoon o,
T.av were "#E - Ms. 7. A..
Nface. -A. and M, Rovai Urlc,
l.w. An Innovation. the free IN
aH cur. is>a.ta. ia Mr, ...
IseiGLo.m receiving special prize.
Those present Included Ms>5am-s
~. Lmmess Alien ". W. Apple e..
G. LeEHa'. B7ae., N. Campbell r.
i. Cary. N.l i. Conway. Il. g.. 80.
.rr. doe Eu,lL.m, jaime, W. Glass
f.fI. ! =. Harris. J Hrmuul
iieetoa. q. Il. lIaa,.at. 10y He.t.
'.s.r. k Krge.i-a anil b. L.
lon rs.
N.,JaHe, e.. NrIarer. o.. ST..
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mi.. ~. W. y tua. e.. j.. Maa D..
g. =. Mnr Z, y. >...e. uu.l T
D.hua.. Cnf-. I.oH. " f
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.a... u.-ct Tta-.er. .G. g.. TaI
ar. q. Will. J. q. Ha'.ruau. y. g..
E.uu4. ur-,~ WhIt.a". g. ~.
N1.ia., a.l E.saI T..rt.
Salinas, Monterey county. La5 -.t3
inches f- min 20 If.-r-trI.a..
Imperial Valley press., 1926-02-10
EEtCrtdinS trith
Dainty Luncheon

AMONG the informal affairs of the
week WAS "a lUHcheon ON Monday,
o. wlich few intimate friends of
Mrs. !. L. GarreE were hidden by
Ncs. Dorsey Whi-elaW. Ferns and
o.le, foliage formed the center
piece. In the afternoon the guests
a,reaacd the twice told tales sec
,..a If the Womau's Ten Thousand
club.
Ms. Gaeren, who is prominent
former resilient, plans to rctJrn TO
her home IN Los Angeles tomorrow.
Imperial Valley press., 1926-02-10
NEW MILLION DOLLAR
FLA1sg PROMt.ED 1. 4
BY United Press Leased Wire

LOS ANGELES. Feb. l0.-A &lil-
lion dollar plant, covering 30 acrcs
ia the Bahaini industrial district. is
e be constructed here soon by the
Union lron Works company. Tie
construction viii double the present
capacity % the plant, according -
4, 6. Miller. president, giving en-
I.oEmeAt to'Aundrcds of additional
workers.
Imperial Valley press., 1926-02-10
Valley City Lodges
VIII Welcome Grand
Chief Of PYtiiiaHS

BfawIcy and Holtville temples of
tie Ty,Ajau Sisters will join with
.hc II Centre temple in welcoming
the grand chief, Florence Fleiler,
wha VIII arrive tomorrow for an
aurw. visit and inspection.
4 banquet will bc served at the
Hotel Barbara Worth at 6:30. fol
lowed ny 20 regular lodge meeting
and inspection at Davis hall at S
u clock.
TIE visit Of the grand chief is
one % The important events of the
years, .rl Mrs. L. l.. Marta, most
,ayy.lyu' chief. requests u full at
tendance at both events.
Imperial Valley press., 1926-02-10
Bible Class TO Meet
TODlOrrCU EUening

The Adult Bible class of the
stat" Street Christian church will
mect at the home Of 5. w. Letting
wcll, Gls Euclid avenue, tomorrow
night ~ 40 O'Clock. This will be
the regular monthly business meet
ing and social.
Imperial Valley press., 1926-02-10
DANCE THE CHARLESTON
AND KEEP WELL IS ADVICE

SACRAMENTO, Cal. Fob. 10. -
If YOU dance the Charleston you
have a better chance of keeping
wen.
DIR. Hubert r. Ttolz, state direc-
tor of physical education, IS au-
thoritv for the statement. DR..
rtolz points out that the Charleston
is a vigorous dance and that those
" no attempt to execute it get CON
siderable exercise, but he ioesn t
recommend it as "A substitute for
outdoor recreation
Imperial Valley press., 1926-02-10

As the celebration easily pays its
way the annual round up at Alturas,
Modoc county, will continue to be
an annual event.
Imperial Valley press., 1926-02-10
made for the race.

made for the race.
Louis Dclpcs and Covert Hopkins.
national amateur ski jumper, will
arrive from Denver Wednesday
night for their part in the program
Snow shoe races, bob shedding and
other sports are on the Friday pro
prarl
Imperial Valley press., 1926-02-10
LmcoIH's Bbihdcy
DGEcc a. s.. fGyy's

Members Of 1hc Youu. People =
club Of -. Mar 5 Catholic church
arc giving Lincoln s birthday
dance ol Friday az St. Mary'S h9l..
Bernard Carroll presideu, Of tine
organization. announces. Refresh
ments via BE- served. and good maSlc
is promised.
The pubic is invited 10 attend.
Imperial Valley press., 1926-02-10

Hae Oregon canning firm last Yea.
used the produce from J1o1 acres at
Strawberries, 1900 Of red raspber-
rits, 2000 Of back raspbarries and
1850 acres of logdnberries.
Imperial Valley press., 1926-02-10

Salinas. Monterey county. La5 -.i3
inches ~ rain 10 Christmas.
, 1926-06-22

of the Plebicitary Commission. will sail
for Panama today.
Brookway, Penna.- A French Attorney
was tarred and feathered by four I'M
known men; cause is unknown.
Washington. "A treasury surplus of
more than is necessary was indicated by
current tax collections this term.
Base ball scores: National League.
Pittsburgh s, New York 8, Cincinnati 5.
Chicago /, Chicago 3 second game, St.
Louis l, Brooklyn 9. American League.
St. Louis 5, Washington 4, Detroit 8.
Philadelphia 3, Chicago 4. New York 3,
Cleveland l. Boston Z.
, 1926-06-22
2 GO $50 MILES IN VAIN FOR CAT
THAT WON'T COME BACK

Warren, 0. June 8, IN. P. 1.-Two
men from Atlanta, Ind, were on their
way home after a futile $50 mile automo-
bile trip here in search of a yellow cat.
They obtained a search warrant here
and searched the home of James e.
StiIIweIl, but failed to find the cat.
They said Stillwell, during a visit in
Atlanta, had admired the cat and they
thought he had taken it home with him.
StiIlwell said he had taken only a pass
ing interest, and not the cat. He took
the search philosophicaIIy Ibid.
, 1926-06-22
ONE IN EVERY 25 IN NEW
YORK INSANE

New York, June s CA. P)- During a
single generation n person in every
twenty five in New York has been in an
insane asylum. Dir. C. Floyd HaviIard.
president of the New York State Hospi.
pal Commission, today told 500 delegates
attending the opening session of the
Sind annual con invention Of the American
Psycbiatric Association, of which he is
president.
Haviland quoted figures supplied by
the statistician of the hopital commission
Boston American.
, 1926-06-22

t.oatmen rumped over Princeton one
eDgth am three quarters in a three
Quarters mile race on Lake Carnagie.
n Warsaw. BRAND has given up two
nays efforts to form his cabinet and had
y asignated premiership in favor of Ed
nd Herriott. former premier.
Chicago. Concentrated Friday witness
!rdinaIs and prelates Of the Roman Catho-
church here for the greatest religious
herring 10 American Eucharistic Con
IS.
Philadelphia. The =. S. Army fought
Navy and Marine Corps here Friday
1t, winning four times at stake.
hicago. Successful tests direction
operation Of freight trains by radio
ephone has been completed by New
ork Central it was learned Friday and
dictates a new era in freight operation.
Washington. Washington can do
.othing more towards adjusting the Tao
IA africa controversy boundary dispute
between Chile and Peru, still effects of
'ecent developments in arbitration and
liaiion negotiations be determined.
e|shington.- Date for adjournment
gress was changed Friday be le-
he'd leaders from June second with
ng exceptions.
ase ball scores: American League.
{. Louis 9, Chicago 5, Washington 8,
Boston 8. Cleveland 2. New York g., De-
r6it 5, Philadelphia 3. National League.
, 1926-06-22

elphia 2, Cincinnati IA, Philadel-
pula second game s, Pittsburgh 4, New
York 2, Brooklyn Z, Chicago St. Louis 4,
Boston 0
JUNE 21ST 1926.
Rome. Former Dowager Queen Olga
of Greece was expelled, according to des-
patch received today.
London.-Helen Wills, because of re-
cent illness and operation for appended
tbs, she will not take part in the Wimble-
don July tennis tournament.
Chicago. The Illinois Athletic COM
mission has drawn up a set of boxing
rules to provide for a ten round match
to a decision by referee.
Calefront, Conn.-Names of fifteen
Yale freshman from whom a freshmen
crew will be selected to substitute for
the ore broken up by disqualification Of
six oarsmen charged with unsportman-
ship.
Tennis titles: Navy defeated Army
five to two at tennis.
Constantinople. = More than forty per-
sons have been arrested charged with
completely to assassinate MuStapha KEN
al Pasha.
Granville. William G. P~ussyfoot John
son is home for a breathing spell before
leaving again for foreig1 lands to preach
the dry gospel.
Tacna Arica.--Ge~2 ral Lassiter, head
, 1926-06-22
Dansk Gudsjeneste.

EFTER Overenskomst med Hr.
& Pastor D. RUFLEY afholdes
dansk Gudstjeneste 4de S0ndag eff
ter Trinitatits (SONDAG DEN 27
DS.) we'd her Pastor N. T. MES
GAARD fra St. Thomas.
Gudstjenesten afhOldes som sad-
vanligt i Kingshill Kirke Kl. 10
Formiddag.
ALE DanSke og Dansktalende
indbydes venligst.
K~assereren modtager like Kvar-
talsbidrag naynte S0ndag.
BESTYkELSEN.
, 1926-06-22
ADHESION

ChristIansted Theatre 40 and 20 cents.
Frederiksted Theatre so. 40 and 20 cents.
Bethlehem ~ On and Is cents.
, 1926-06-22
RAF AEL OABAIIIVI
The GREATEST LOVE STORY EVER TOLD
THE STORY

H Peter Blood a young Irish physician, is condemned &s asave to the Barbados by
FTue King James,. During IN attack on the West Indies coony by the Spaniards who
sack tn" own, Blood and his fellow reb9Econvct capte the enemys ganeOn and sail
led for Toruga rendezvous OF the pmaes. Blood caves behind the girl bel loves, Ara
leila niece OF the governor The reo7s.conyct organize and Blood 6ecomesthe leader
Blood joins the French Flag and is uicked by the avaicious admiral OF the fleet His
esecutor King James, 10 longer On the throne Blood enMds under the English flag.
.e pursues the French traitor and ina terrific sea fight saves Port Royal for England
sad rescues ArabeHa from the beIegers
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1926-07-06
MEMBERS OF TACNA
BOARD REACH U. S.
Some y. S. Commission Delegates
Declare War Inevitable Between
Chile and Peru.
BY the Associated Press.

By the Associated Press.
NEW YORK, July 6.-The majority
of the Plebiscite Commission returned
on the liner Essequibo today, with
diverse views concerning the situation
in the Tacna-Arica provinces, which
are claimed by both Chile and Peru.
Some members, who would not per-
init their names to be used. however,
went so far as to say that war be-
tween Chile and Peru was inevitable
as result Of failure to agree on a
plebiscite.s Col. Kreger. q member of
the commission, on the other hand.
expressed the opinion that the dis.
pute would be settled by arbitration.
He referred to the work Of the COM
mission as q ''ciosed incident" but
believed that 1t would be reopened and
would eventually result in a peaceful
settlement.
Besides Col Kreger the returning
party included Lieut.. Col. Arthur
Brown, Benedict English, Mai. Mar.
tin Schallenberger and 10 interpreters,
statisticians and clerks. They planned
to leave Immediately for Washington.
Col. William Lassiter, who succeed.
ed Gen. Pershing as head Of the com,
mission when the generals health
made 1t necessary for him to return
home, left the ship at Panama and
will arrive on a later ship.