Evening times-Republican. [volume] (Marshalltown, Iowa) 1890-1923, 1919-11-14
MANY PEOPLE PREPARING TO
LEAVE FOR MECCA OF
SOUTHERN CALIFORNIA.
SHOULD LEAVE REQUIRED
f, FACTS FOR NENuMERAToRs
In Case They % Not City win Lose
Accredited Population 70 Which u
10 EntitIsd-list Of Those Known 10
es Planning to Pass Winter in the
West.

That the approaching hejira to the
Mecca OF southern California may
prove q menace to the decennial CEN
sus, and cause loss Of officially &C
credited population to centers In which
the tourists live. is q warning sounded
by census supervisors In Iowa I'M
less people who are going to be absent
from home when the 1890 census IL
taken provide some means whereby
the required data is gathered. they
can not be counted in population fig
ures. U..
|, Census data is only taken At tbs
place Of permanent address. The data
| will be gathered during the month Of
January. and that is one Of the months
| in which practically all Caitfornts
tourists will be away from home. The
Marshalltown Club can do = real civic
service by getting In touch with those
who contemplate being away. and
having the information ready for the
enumerators. People who plan to b
out of tho city during January ma,
help the figures Of their home towns
bv leaving with their commsrcia
| clubs the Information that II nsces
sary. -
| = ltsn,s That Are Required.
items required by the population
| .rhaduIe are a. follows;
Name OF Individual,
| R.,.t,on 10 tho homo, place Of resi-
a.noa. fstroet and numbsr) whethe,
| .uner or ranter. color. sex and are
! married or single, widowed OF divero
81 49,.
| whether ablo 70 read or write.
| occunation.
NATIONALITY and nationality Of tAth
or and mother. ~
| M.nv PLANNING u tsavs.
| That many people Of this uitv an
| nlannins to no to California Tor tn
| v,nt.r. or = norton Of II already ha,
hacom. known. In fact the pilsrimags
Ia. hernn. The flrse OF The local
| tour,.ts 10 leays left Thurpday even.
| inr. vhen Nrn. Francea Marston ant
her sister. ~. Minnie Hotii,ter. wsr>
passengers for Los Angeles, where the,
viii rsmain durins the winter.
Mr. and Mrs. 3, q. Benedict W1l
leavs Thur,day n,ornins Tor Pasadena
vhere they havp rented . furnished
housc RI the winter, Their daughter
Nsrxaret, win 10 With them. and thsil
Daughter. katherine, viii Join them In
T.brr6ry sfteP completina the fIrs'
semeater's work q TIT school year at
OrinneIl Collego. lklss katherine vii
then havs coIlese credits enough fss
rradua atom. but viii not be graduated
untit the and Of the school Ysar IN
Juna. -s
Early In December Mr.. and MfS A
la. Di,ler win leave for Pasadena for
the winter and on Christmas eve, OF
christmas tiay. DR.. ana Mrs. w. NJ.
Choate and the formers father, ~. ~
Choate. win leave for Los Angeles.
The Choatss viii bs gone Z month Or
ok weeks anyway, and perhaps longer
Mr., ana Mrs. l., q. Kemble and san.
Jack. viii leavs shortly after Ch1ist-
mas. and viii occupy their homo q
Eagie Rock, between Los Angeles and
Pasadena. Mr.. and Mrs. b. L. Mono
hon win leave soon after Christmas
for Los Angeles. -1
Late in December T. Q. Cartwright
expects to leave Tor Cah1ornia On
business trip, to be gone most Of the
winter, and perheSs to remain. he 10
going 20 investigate land m the Fan
Joaquin valley, with tho idea OF ntx'
ING ano mhhinH als nuHe s"e