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Evening star., 1922-06-13

Mrs. Richard Wilmer Boiling and
her children will leave Washington
for Glenburnie- on-Lake George. N. Y.
tomorrow, where they have taken a
cottage for the season. Mr.. Boiling
will Join them in August.
Evening star., 1922-06-13

Extra-Size Sateen Petticoats, $lS0
Straight of ne with scaloped edge and elastic waistband
Evening star., 1922-06-13

Europe, where they are going to at
tend The Hague conference. Mrs.
Anderson. who is in New York for
brief visit, will return to Washington
before sailing.
Mrs. Henry F. D,mock will leave
Saturday for Canandaigua. N. Y.
where she will make a visit before
going to her place at Bar Harbor.
Ne. for the remainder of the sum-
mer.
Rear Admiral and Mrs. Cary T.
Grayson and their children will close
their residence on 18th street Thurs
day and go to Nara gansett Pier. X.
l.. where they have taken cottage
for the summer.
Mr. and Mrs Alfred Pembroke Thorn
left Washington today for New York,
to be absent until Friday afternoon.
Mr.. and Mrs Walter r. Tuckerman
will leave the latter part of the
month for Southampton, l.. l., where
they will occupy their summer home
for the remainder of the season. Yes
terday afternoon their infant daugh-
ter Margaret Carey. was christenea
at the Cathedral of St Peter and ST.
Paul, the Bishop Of Washington, Rt.
Rev. Alfred Harding, officiating. TIE
9odparents were Nine. Grouitch. wife
of the minister OF the Serbs. Croats
and Slovenes: Mrs. John Jacob Rog-
ers. Mrs. F. A. De Peyster of New
York. sister of Mrs. Tuckerman. who
was unable to be present, and for
whom Mrs. Tuckerman acted as
proxy, and Mr.. Dallas McGrew. Fol-
lowing the christening Mr.. and Mrs
Tuckerman entertained the immediate
participants at tea at their place at
Edgemoor Miss Cornelia Gallatfn.
who was the guest last week of Mrs.
Tuckerman. has returned to her home
| In New York.
DR.. and Mrs. Stands are attending
| the finals at the University OF Fir-
ginia, where their sons, Mr.. Alfred
| Shands and Mr.. George Shands, Will
receive their degrees.
Mrs. Henry NJ Hoyt and her daugh-
! ter, Miss Nancy Hoyt, have left for
Bar Harbor, where they will occupy
their cottage for the summer.
Mr.. and Mrs. Fernnld Go to
Harvard Class Reunion.
| Mr.. and Mrs. Frederick A. Fernald
( will leave Washington tomorrow to
| motor to Cambridge, Mass. where
| Mr.. Fernald is to attend the Harvard
| commencement and one of the Ave
year reunions of his class. Mrs. Fer
nald will be present at the en-
| tertainment for the wives of the class
members and will take part in the
Evening star., 1922-06-13

Mrs. Henry NJ. Hoyt and her daugh-
! ter, Miss Nancy Hoyt, have left for
Bar Harbor, where they will occupy
their cottage for the summer.
Evening star., 1922-06-13

DR.. and Mrs. Stands are attending
| the finals at the University OF Vir-
| ginia, where their sons, Mr.. ALFRED
| Shands and Mr.. George Stands, will
receive their degrees.
Evening star., 1922-06-13

Rear Admiral and Mrs Cary T.
Grayson and their children will close
their residence on 18th street Thurs
day and go to Nara agansett Pier. X.
l., where they have taken cottage
for the summer.
Imperial Valley press. (El Centro, Calif.) 1907-current, 1922-12-26

, signed to be deputy district attofi
nev. Mrs. Ida Robinson has re
signed as city clerk.
James and GEORGE Greaser, who
have been attending the Berkeley
University. are henle to spend he
yultide with their parents Dr. aud
Mrs. II. b. GreaSer.
MIR. and Mrs. n. b. Lester, Mr.
aud Mrs. O. C Harris, Mr. and Mrs.
\. b. Cravath, formed dinner
party Christmas at the home of AIR.
aud Mrs NJ. L. Beale. 81
MIR. and Mrs. J. Fred Ewes and
Miss Margaret Lowe, and Mr.. and
Mrs. Gordon Schneider and little
son, spent Christmas with Mr.. and
Mrs. Ernest Sclaklett of Imperial.
Mr.. and Mrs Ralph Rivers enter
tanned for Christmas dinner, Mr. and
Mrs. Chester Sylvester and children
of FL Centre, and Mr.. and Mrs. Vir-
gil Patterson and daughter Zona, of
Imperial.
Mr.. and Mrs Roy Main had Mrs.
W. W. Griffin and Miss Caverlev as
dinner guests Christmas evening. z
The Webbs Entertain 3
Mr.. and Mrs. Sam Webb had a
dinner party Christmas at their
home on Palm street. Those present
We're Mr. and Mrs. Earl Carpenter
and Miss Alice Carpenter, FL Centre;
Milo Busenburs of San Diego, and
Mr.. and Mrs. Wilfred Dresser.
Miss Nozzle Rogers, who has been
attending State Normal at San
Diego, is expected home for the holt
days. 3
Marriage license was issued in Fl
Centre Friday to Miss EVELYN Rogers
and John Flores of Holtville. Al
though friends of the young couple
knew of their romance, it came as
rather surprise.
Mr.. and Mrs. NJ. G. Blanchard
served AN elaborate dinner Christ
mas. Their daughter, Miss Gladys
Blanchard, is horne from college andf
they also had Mr.. and Mrs j. TX.
Fahrin9, and Mrs. blanchard 5 moth
or andIfather from Banning.
Ted Reynolds has left for Ontario
to remain indefinitely.
The get together party of the
1921 class of the Holtville Union
high school, which was scheduled for
Friday night at the home of Profes
sor Wardrip, in honor of his son,
Bedford, who was Il member of this
class, has been postponed until the
middle of this week.
Mr.. and Mrs. James Melbourne
aud family. and Mr.. and Mrs. Rex
Maddox and family, spent Christmas
day with Mrs. George Pendleton in
Alamo district. 70
Imperial Valley press. (El Centro, Calif.) 1907-current, 1922-12-26
Georgia Minstrels
Coming This Week


Wesley Barry attracted an overs
flow holiday crowd yesterday at the
Palace theater when his new film,
=" Heroes of the Street. made its
premier appearance in this city. The
boS actor is at his best in this pro
dttction, which gives his fun-nak ing
proclivities full SWAY. The picture
will be shown tonight also.
Tomorrow night George Beban,
one of the most notable of Ameri-
can character actors, win be seen in
his celebrated picutre ''The Sign of
the Rose. This has been picturiz-
'ed from his famous stage success
and will undoubtedly prove one of
the best pictures seen here for a
hong time. ser AZ,
The celebrated Georgia Ministries
will be seen here on Friday, Deeein-
Der %. They will appear for the
one evening only, and tickets are
row on sale at the Valley Drug Com
pany. This, the only aggregation Of
minstrels that has been before the
public continuously for 80 years,
needs 10 introduction to the public,
and laughter, good music, and clean
fun will reign during their stay.
Forty people comprise this famous
company, they travel in their own
pullman car and carry entirely new
scenery and paraphernalia.
Imperial Valley press. (El Centro, Calif.) 1907-current, 1922-12-26
Camps Football
Verdict FrOWned
on by Westerners

SAN FRANCISC, Dee. 26.-Au-
other football season has come and
gone, bringing in its wake that grid
iron classic known as Walter Camps
+ All>American league football team.
The personnel of Camps football
team. was announced today and it
! started, as usual, storm of contro-
versp and comment that will last
month.
> = Once, agqii,, the eyes of Western
fans have foiinH the 'na,ne of Harold
P" Brick" Muller in the lineup,
the only Californian and with the
exception of Locke .pf Iowa, the
OILY west of the Mississippi player
to be chosen. Pacific coast football
fans Will doubtless clamor for Wal
ter Camps gore.
Though limited to Muller on the
first team and his team mate, Nor
Arison, off~the second hie up, the Pa.
cific coast athletes are well repre-
sented on the honor roll, no less
than seven being named. There are
four Californians and one. Southern
Californian, one Washington and one
Stanford man.
Ia Int1ddition to these honorable
iInentions, Archie Nesbit, Galifor-
mia sfullback, is selected as substi-
tute for the first team fullback for
the distance and accuracy Of his
kicking.
Berkey, California end; Beam,
California TACKLE; Erb, California
: captain and quarterback; "Bullct y
{ Baker, Southern California half
back; Nichols, California half; VIII
! cox, Stanford half; and Ziel, Wash
ington University half, are the Pa
cific coast men named on the Camp
/ honor roll.
1t is unfortunate that Camp has
difficulty seeing west of the ALE.
ghenies. After what California did
to Ohio, after the way California
held W. 4 j., after the other east
west games at Pasadena, it is diff
cult to- see how the. whole Pacific
I.coast. is given only one player in the
/ first eleven.
But then, that is only Walter
Camps opinion. 81 AZ
Camp AlllAmcrican first team
Imperial Valley press. (El Centro, Calif.) 1907-current, 1922-12-26
STATE PRESIDENT
OF CLUBS COMING

The next club function Of i'm
portanee win be the annual meeting
of the Imperial Comfy Federation
the first Saturday ia February. The
meeting Will probably be held in Ell
Centre and the state president, Mrs.
William G. Fitzgerald viii be guest
of honor, and principal speaker of
the day. Mrs T. W. Hannah, dis
trict president, will probably be here
also and the clnb women Of she
valley are anticipating a great
time
Mrs. fitzgerald is thoroughly i'm
bned with the idea that the women :
clubs of America have great mis-
sion which only they can fulfill
The slogan Of the General Fedora
ton World Peace the Goal of
American Citizenship, is being
stressed by her in her addresses. and
more than that she is urging that
every club in the great federation
do something specific to create such
q sentiment against war that Tins
awful means for settlement Of dis
agreements among nations may be
made utterly impossible. With Mrs.
Blanche Il. Bates, president Of the
san Diego County Federation, Mrs.
Fitzgerald believes that perhaps IL
is the destiny of the American WON
an 70 solve the problems Of world
peace, At least she can do much to
bring about the will 10 peace which
eventually must prevail.
Imperial Valley press. (El Centro, Calif.) 1907-current, 1922-12-26
Rub Rheumatic Pain
From Aching Joints
Rub Pain Right Out With Small
+ Z Trial Bottle of Old
~ - p EST. Jacobs OIL

stop CLOSING Rheumatism.
It's pain only; not one case III
fifty requires internal treatment.
Rub soothing. penetrating /" 81
jacobs Oii''right on the tender
spot, and by the time you say Jack
Robinson---out comes the rheumatic
pain aud distress. est. jacobs Oil
is harmless rheumatisf linimcnt
which never disappoints and docsn I
burn the skin. 1t takes pain, sore
ness and stiffness from aching joints
muscles and bones; stops sciatica
lumbago, baekachc and neuralgia.
Timber up! Get u small trial bot
tie of old-time, honest ''St. Jacobs
Oil ~ from any drug store, aHd in q
moment, you II be free from pains
aches and stiffness. Don't suffer!
Rub rheumatism away. Adv
Imperial Valley press. (El Centro, Calif.) 1907-current, 1922-12-26
Urges WOplen to More
Earnest Thought and Ain,

Mrs. John StOne-Stone, one OF the
most highly intellectual women in
California elubdom, urges the saving
IF time from pursuits that frittcr it
away, the setting aside Of time each
day Tor meditation; and she urges
that such Time he used for thought
on subjects OF real value. She says
that the United States is in the
midst Of an industrial revolution
and urges club women TO class
consciousness which stimulates a
thoughtful consideration OF the
problems involved i'll the movement.
IN the opinion of Mrs. Stone-Stone,
less time could web be given to
senseless chatter and the pursuit Of
pleasure, that women might study
and think more on vital questions of
the dav. She SAYS that cnb women
should sise &c their place in void
adjustments under wav.
Imperial Valley press. (El Centro, Calif.) 1907-current, 1922-12-26
Hiss Garland Surprised
AZ FareueI Portu

Miss Josephine Garland was the
surprised honofee Of farewell
party given ~ her home recently by
members OF the 5. S. s. $. Club and
their friends, The evening was spent
~ playing cards and dancing. After
refreshments were served, card for
tuncs were told By Miss Blanche
Cummings and palms were read bg
Miss Josephine Smith. Miss Gar
land Is leaving for Glendale very
soon, where she will finish school.
Those present al the party were
Misses Josephine Garland, frances
Fullf Dlanchc Cummings, Edith
klick, Margaret Julian, Josephine
Saith aud Mars Lucille Wade, and
Alessrs. Roscoe Hell, Norman Mar
itn, Augustus Riiziger, Jaek Carr
and Russell kllegel.
Imperial Valley press. (El Centro, Calif.) 1907-current, 1922-12-26
Best Christmas EUer Is
Verdict of Local Folks

Most of the FL Centre people VINO
spent Christmas with relatives or
friends in other places are hem
today, and busy with the usual
tasks. Tlr young people home from
college, will have the week, and
great good times no doubt. but the
business Of town ana valley will 20
along as though there had been no
Interruption. II was : great day
for everyone in III Centre, the very
greatest Christmas ever here.
So MANY thought of others this
year; net others IN the home al9He,
but Of those " hom fate had cheated
cat of peace and JOY and plenty ;ft
the GLAD Christmas tine And life
will be swceter and mother IN EiS
Centre because it iIas been 80. Ii
the daily rush and grind of business,
men and women often forget to be
kind, but somehow when Christmas
comes, hearts grow tender and purse
strings loosen as at no other season
Of the Whole year.
The community Christmas tree
drew great throngs Of people and
Christmas carols We're never sung
in Ell Centre by Such Volume OF
voices. The church programs We're
all and more than had been expect
ed; the Elks had wonderful Christ
mas party, and the dinner at the
Barbara Worth was the most enjoy
able event that has ever been staged
al this popular hosiery. There were
parties and dinners III countless
homes and for one day al least, old
Gloom was dead dead as Morlry
IN the Dieken : Christmas story,
end eys deader" fer his ghast
did norarpear to rebuke or make
afraid
Imperial Valley press. (El Centro, Calif.) 1907-current, 1922-12-26
Tell of Wedding
of Midsummer
by Pres. staff Correspondent

CALEXICO, Dee. 26.-Formal an
nouncement was made on Christmas
day Of the marriage Of Doris Lee,
charming little hostess of the Bos-
tonia rooms and apartment house,
and John Carroll, well known ranch.
er of this city. The marriage took
place in San Diego ON July "a of this
year, and the announcement coming
at this time is Il complete surprise
to the large following Of friends of
the happy couple.
Planes Busy
, The two airplanes owned by local
aviators were kept quite busy Sat
urday, Sunday and Monday, when
dozens Of local people took advant
age of the opportunity to take
ride in the sky autos.
Earl Mitchell, local pilot, owner
of one of the machines, is Cunning IL
wide following.
John Gorce and Ed Gier are the
owners of the second machine, both
being capable pilots. ~
Praise P. o. Staff
Postmaster Walter COckley and
i his efficient crew are receiving
much praise for the kindly and eff
Gent spirit in which they'carricd on
tho work of Distributing the thou
sands of Christmas packagcs>of gifts
which came to the people of Calcxi-
60 through the local postoffice.
Despite the fact that the office
was supposed to be open both on
Sunday and Monday for Il period of
only one hour, they worked for al
most two and "a half hours in hand
ing out the mails and packages on
both days, and denied themselves in
so doing a large part of the pleas
urcs of the day.
Sos Line, Stays Open
| The international crossing was
kept open until the small hours Sat
urday, Sunday and Monday nights,
when ears could cross almost all
night. +" q
A new arrangement has been per-
fccted with both the United States
and Mexican border officials, where
by the line will hereafter be kept
open to vehicles until nine o'clock
at might, and this arrangement will
continue for some time to come. a
A. NJ. Shcnk and others made this
Imperial Valley press. (El Centro, Calif.) 1907-current, 1922-12-26
LANTANA

Misses Etlrelynz and sHeien Sid ford,
Lantana teachers, EFT "Wednesday
night for Long Beach to spend
christmas with their parents. r.,
W. a. Ne Bride and httIe son,
John, were in Seeley recently.
Mrs. George Trammel and children,
Minnie and WiIlie,s called ON. Mrs.
j. v. Delaware. !. <,t ~
4 most delightful time was had
at the Lantana school house re.
Gently. The teachers, Mise,
Ehelyn and Helen Siford, had -
pretty little Christmas tree for theii
pupils. The pupils drew names
which was greatly en5oved by the
Youngsters. Several of the parents
and friends enjoyed the program
given bv the children.
Imperial Valley press. (El Centro, Calif.) 1907-current, 1922-12-26
Seeley Enjoys
Christmas Tree

Seller, Dee. 26.-"It was the
best Christmas tree entertainment
held in Seeley" said a prominent
business man after the really jolly
time given by the Sunday School in
the Union Congregational Church
Friday night. The .litditorium was
filled almost To its capacity with
ranehers and their families, some
from six or seven miles away. There
were rccitations ~ Catherine How;
ard, Glen Copeland, and Edein Shell
horn, a duet by the Misses Ethel
and Margaret sheldon and exercises
hv Mrs. Eugene Cannon s class Of
eight boys. The Rev. Herbert r.
Chapman, Seeley 5 popular pastor,
received, as "A Christmas gift from
his parishioners, well filled parse
of new 81 bills.
Imperial Valley press. (El Centro, Calif.) 1907-current, 1922-12-26
State industrial " orkel' (
To Speak to Club " oHaf

Miss Ethel Richardson. woss7g !.
with the State Industrial ComyG,
sion, is scheduled as the speakeI. Son
the next meeting of the Ten Tasa-
sand Club Miss Richardson isxeas
gagged in Amcrieanization work saai
her address will be along those limeS
The section of the County Teachers
Association devoting its activities to
work among Mexican schools of, the
county, hopes to have a meeting
while Miss Richardson is in the val
lev and give her an opportunity to
outline educational work to be ear
ried on in the interest OF American
ization.
{The Ten thousand Club American
ization progfam Will be held ON the
afternoon OF, January L.
Imperial Valley press. (El Centro, Calif.) 1907-current, 1922-12-26
Mss IRENE. SMITH
A CHRISTMAS BRIDE

tine Of the pfcttiest events OF the
Christmas day was an evening we'd
ding at the home of Mr.. and Mrs.
John Mccormick. 7J2 Olive Avenue,
Miss Irene Smith Of FL Centre be-
coming the bride of Archibald An
dersOn of Hoiville.
The Mccormick home was lovely
in deeoratinos for Christmas, the
big, well laden tree forming
charming background for the we'd
ding party.
Miss Co;nciia Clark played the
wedding march, to the strains of
which the bridal party entered the
spacious room aud grouped them
selves IN front Of the tree. Miss
Julia Foncannon attended dhe bride
ana Leonard Clark acted as best
man for the groom.
The bride wore a most charming
bridal gown of flesh colored lace
over pale blue ard carried bridal
boquet Of white blossoms tied with
long steamers Of satin ribbon.
The Rev. \. E. Schultz performed
the impressive ceremony and also
sang vocal nambers suitable to the
occasion. Following the ceremony
aud congratulations, Santa Claus ap.
peared in all his giery and distibut-
ed presents aud CONNECTIONS to the
delight Of the children, ~ well as
Of the older guests.
The bridal couple left for Los An.
geles on the night train for q honey
moon. trip Of two weeks after which
they viii set up housekeeping in
HolfYiile, whore the groom IS en-.
gagged ia business.
The guests tt the Wedding nnlud-
"a Air. and Ms: W +. Smith, father
and mother ldf the brilek Mr. aud
Mrs John r., Mccormick and little
| daughter, M. and Mrs, Guy Beypon
and two daughters, Mr.. and Mrs.
Ben Solomon, Mr. and Mrs. Clifton
Parsons, Mr.. and Mrs. Carl Sargent,
Mrs. y w Clarke, William Tholnp-
son and son Billy Miss Julia Fon-
cannon, Miss CorneIia Clark, Mrs.
Catherine Mccormick; charles Mo
Cormick, Mr. and Mrs. Harris Nc
Cormick, Leonard Claik ana Tx
Rev. a. Z. Schultz.
Imperial Valley press. (El Centro, Calif.) 1907-current, 1922-12-26
TWO CHRISTMAS BABIES
ARRIVED HERE YESTERDAY

Two Christmas babies came to FL
Centre Yesterday. both born at the
Hale maternity home The first Is
boy, born 10 Mr. and Mrs. i.
Thaner, Who gave 10 him the name
Of John as soon rs he was born: the
other il girl, Faye Daeres, born Ia
AIR. and Mrs. b. H. Loose Of this
city.
Imperial Valley press. (El Centro, Calif.) 1907-current, 1922-12-26
Mg{oci;ety
Plans Are Under Way for
Mann NeU Ye1r'S Parties

Hostesses are beginning to plan
for New Year 5 parties and already
some have issued invitations for
functions for the day Mr.. and Mrs.
Fred Cross are TO entertain with a
big party and Mrs. Ross T. Hiekeox
is to be. hostess at a large musical
tea.
The Sans Souci Club is to dance
tonight at the home of Mr.. and Mrs.
H. W Brewer. ST., Miss Mildred
Brewer, a popular member of the
club to he the hostess. Miss Mildred
vii be. assisted III the reception and
entertainment of her guests by her
sister, Miss Marjorie. who is home
for Be- holiday vacation.
Imperial Valley press. (El Centro, Calif.) 1907-current, 1922-12-26
Famed Vioiinist
Comma to Taiieu

A coming event Of the new year
will be an artists ) recital by Joseph
Konceny, Bohemian violin virtuoso.
The recital viii be given on file exc
ning Of February - under tile aus
pieces OF the Ten thousand Club.
Imperial Valley press. (El Centro, Calif.) 1907-current, 1922-12-26
Christmas Spirit
Marks Festivities
r., Press STAFF Correspondent

BY Press stair correspondence
HOLTVIII.E, Dee. 26.-Dr. and
Mrs. Mosher have as Christmas
guests Mrs. Mosher : sister, Miss
Henrie Mae Eddy. Phoenix, Arizona,
and her father, w, Il. Eddy OF Den
Yer Colorado.
The Holtville Chamber of Conn
merce has gotten out Il holiday greet
ings advertising special this week in
which most of the business houses
of town send Christmas greetings and
good wishes for a happy new year
to all their patrons and trends.
Mrs. w. A. Thompson and daugh-
tiers, Margaret and Elizabeth, who
formerly made their home in Holt
willie, but are now. living at Los Ala
mitos, are visiting Mrs. Thompson 5
parents. Mr.. and Mrs. W. \. Mar
Shall. of FL Centre. Mrs. Thompson
has host of friends here who are
glad of the opportunity of meeting
her again.
a DA and Mrs. d. b. Roberts en-
Wrtained Mr.. and Mrs. William Mey-
eEs at dinner Sunday.
i i8Is. and Mrs Dan Oakley had Mr..
antIAfrs. Frank Taylor and others
.5or thinner Christmas day.
s.ir- and Mrs. Nern Oleson have
!. Ell for Los Angeles to spend the
..cfidavS with relatives.
Mrs. James Halpin is i'll, much to
the regret of her friends.
"a Mr.. and Mrs. W. w. Shuler spent
d quiet Christmas at home. Their
son Albert is attending high school
at Oakland and could not be home
for the holidays.
Attends Y. M. c. A, Conference
Bedford Wardrip Ieft for Asilomar
to attend the Y. NJ. c. a. conference.
Mr.. and Mrs. John kavanaugh
had Christmas dinner at home, with
Harry Brown rs their guest
james Mercereau is home from
Throop college to spend his vacation
with his parents.
John Anderson left Thursday IT
> O clock to drive to san francisco.
He expected to make the trip in his
big Cole eight by II o clock Friday
noon. if the speed cops didn't get
him.
Mrs. N. Munter is out again after
about three weeks illness.
Mr.. and Mrs. Jean Harden had as
Christmas dinner guests, Mrs. Hard
en- : mother. Mrs. Abe Swindle, Mr..
and Mrs. Coy Swindle.
Holds ''Open House
Mrs. Roy Main held "open house
ON Christmas day, where she greeted
an her friends and wished them a
jolly Yuletide time.
Miss Eula Lewis. who has been
down from Ontario visiting relat-
tives and friends, has returned home
again.
Mr.. and Mrs. C. II. Eckert and
family went to San Diego to spend
Christmas with relatives.
j. l.. McClelland has gone to Los
Angeles TO remain over the holidays.
The Christian church held its
Christmas program and treat at the
church Saturday night.
Mr.. and Mrs. j. NJ. Lewis and
family have left for Ontario TO make
their future home.
Public Offices Vacated
4 number of vacancies have been
made in public offices in Holtville
since the November election. Char
ley Gillette resigned rs city marshal
to be sheriff of Imperial County
Bert Underwood has been appoint
ed under sheriff, so this will leave
the constable office vacant. Judge
j 8 Sumnsnn. CITY ATTORNEY. has re