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Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1922-11-06
EIIER|CAN LEGION
Raped BY BOWIE
/ OR ASKING BONUS
5terans H ad Priceless
ecord of Service, Rich.
: mond Minister SAYS.
DNEY APPRAISAL IS
SORDID, HE DECLARES
II Might Have Lifted Amer
! lea to Their Own High
Level.
EACHEs oN AuMIsTICE DAY
DNEY APPRAISAL IS
|SORDlD, HE DECLARES
EAcuEs on AuMIsrIcE DAY
mon NJ 81. I'nuIs ItcpiC,c with
"Reminiscences OF S"Ncmh-r ~.
iOIS, when Wur Ended.

sermon touching upon tn. APP
ach Of Armisticc Dag and rcplcle
8h remirisccnccG Of November IL
-, "h"n the roar OF tho great guns
the World War ceased. Rev w
rsc!i Bowie -. -. in ST. pauls
sv"pa Church. last night ~aId he
usht Oh. of the Ercntvsi spiritual
Ecdics 81 th- times was the fail
Of IN" American l.cEIun TO est..b-
"a proper IDEAL. and referred to
nicachinS ~ prophrnuda by some
= It's mcinh"ts IA favor ut a bonus
sp'd!d and not In accord with n
~; "i service 10 the cuuntry.
T. ~. ii""!c told of the unhcard-oi
cs being paid for labor IN tn.
of the cDUntry's need Anil.
c'ichn soldiers werc hghtins over
= s-and said thn; II We ru wonder
the! w"r. hitt"T--som. 81 them
p"n ;h"!. return Iir uvcrrrd
~. judging b. ~, standards that
H. found prevailing among others
'h' n"ii"" - vas their riEh, to
- Tot in- b"rua .! tncv desired
Ii"d the Night. tic says.
Yes. tn.y hav, n, right" said
i Bowie. these men ~ the legion.
be paid for thctr service. II others
: re paid FOR thoirs. but at WIN; a
Iancholy cost they claim that
HIT Th-r" "ns time wher they
Il! something unique 10 give to
Il spirit OF America Their glory
mat they might have 1rouHh,
Tx into the nation "A spirit which
r. proud IN hhvS@rerved In ways
could not he appraised at a
8ncy price. price that should give
America. In the pride Of their
service. something that
8hey could never bu: They might
we i!ft"d the thought Of America
their own level Instead. they
/ ve ""mc down 10 the Level which
r. found They might have said.
haN" wanted 10 show iha. there
q supreme satisfaction tn havin;
7ed dangerously and greatly FOR our
9intry, and wn call upon the nation
learn 10 d" the same lnstcaI in
1ect. ,h"y hav" said. some OF the
3,plr who stayed a, home have fed
the :ui! trough Of advantage. and
W "" purr"s" To have our share
9ey might have said To tn. nation.
i'm". let u h"gil together larger
Il NOR" generous patriotism. In
'ad. thcy have said. IT has he"n
1"itahic :" think sordidIy: let u b..
Ird!d. too
VIII u nr Legion. Ru.nt
II was the lcE.on's right But
lIl !; he ITS ruin niso? Can It's
firi; ever i"rovcr from the hliga,
It's nrgia;.. Gpportunity? II IL
cs:"s It's political power far enough
pa signs su 'icicnt number II
|acc-scekinS politicians to do It's
|dding. II NAV w:n its ends In what
wants 10 get. But 20 the spiritual
feasures ot America, has :ne le-
ION anything iaft TO give"
We cannot forget tho emotions
four years ago on that Aruisticc
|ay. said DT. Eowic, N- said he
|'memhered tha: day in the little
~ OF Toul. In which tho streets
pa been cark"n.d four years Lights
hrned that iay Of dclivcrduca.
DT. Bowic said war creates moth
ng aud added IL destroys and an
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Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1922-11-06
NATIONAL
CHAIRMAN FORECASTS
VICTORY FOR HIS PARTY
Admirers to Visit Home
of Ex-President Wilson
(ny Associated Press.

WASiIl NGTcN, Nov. j.--Plans
for a visit to tho home OF former
President Wilson Saturday by
delegation OF admirers aud WE'LL
wishers" were announced tonight
by Mrs. Kate Trenholm Abrams.
who also headed the group OF
citizens who called OH MIR. Wilson
last ATmistlce Day.
Henry MorEenthau. ot New
York. former ambassador to Tur-
key. has accepted an invitation
from Mrs. Abrams committee, II
was stated. to address MIR. VIII
son.
1t is expected tho former Pres!-
dent Will receive his callers. the
announcement added. although no
word Of the committees plans
has been sent TO him.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1922-11-06
GRAND JURY TO PROBE
KIDNAPPING IN MACON
tBy Associated Press. ]

MACON. GA. Nov. 5.--Investiga-
tion Of the kidnapping and whipping
of r. T.. Mills by Ave men last
night probably will be taken up by
the Bibb County grand jury when
II convenes here tomorrow. the So
lcitor- general announced tonight.
A. L. Mills. BarncSvilie, Ga. A
relative OF the victim, arrived here
today To assist in the iuvestiga-
tion. and has offered reward OF
$500 for evidence sufficient to con-
Wet the kidnapers. At mass meet
Ing of citizens. resolutions condemn
Ing the "lawless act Of the kidnap-
ing of Mills were adopted
The ku-Klux Khan. which was
named by mills as being responsible
Tor the attack on him last night and
another about year ago, formally
denied 1t was In any way connected
with the AFFAIR. 16 N ~
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1922-11-06
IWENTY-ONE STORIES
HIGH WHEN COMPLETED
Structure Under Mcthodis,s'
Auspices Designed to Rep
resent Christian World.
EpIFIcE Is Mrcu NEEDED
speaker sn!s World Looking to Pull
pit for Solution OF
Problems.
[ Ev Axsncia,nh rrnaul


CHICAGO. Npv. 5.-pcdica,cti AS Il
symbol of tho pormeating influence
OF religion IN home. business am!
publi" III" and In all national and
international relations tho corner
si"n" "f tn" First Methodist Episcu-
pal church--thc worlds nrst sky
scraper cathedral was laid today.
Located In the heart OF the busy
loop. tho building when completed
carly next year, will be more than
twcnty-"nc stories high While tech
n!cally under Methodist auspices. II
WAS designed TO ne representative of
the Protestant Christianity OF the
world. center OF moral upiift or
missionary enterprise. regardless OF
UNCONVENTIONAL contrni
I,n- Mnny Ofhcrs.
Tne frs three or iour stories
viii ne largely devoted TO religious
purposes. .\hcv" viii ne offices de-
voted 10 the activities Of the Chris
tian churches and OF business enter
prisrs. TIN" building IS both a par
able and lesson" declared Rishop
Thomas Nicholson. in mis- address.
II is symbol ot how religion
should vitalize and pcrmcatc all OF
our relations"
Declaring that the world. las
never before. is looking to the pulpit
and church Tor solution OF its
problems" DR.. John Thompson, the
pastor. said. The only agency that
can save the world from ultimate
chaos isTthe church,
DrGnn I'm log Cabin.
G. W. Dixon, president OF the hoard
of trustees. gave the history Of the
church. tracing Il back to log
cabin. built in lS2S. long before the
city was granted charter The
first building cost $3.50.
Charles q Dawes. another speaker
declared that the church, the shadow
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Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1922-11-06
EX-kAlSER MARRIES
NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS..
PROCESSION IS BOOED
Parades With Cats in
Bright Yellow Pajamas
IBy Universal So,vIr.

NEW YORK. Nuv i.-IIer I.c,J-
lette smocr vi.ing with hcr
bright yellow pajamas as the tar
get of all eyes. Milo. Giltertc Gill
hard danced m"rrily down Fifth
Avenue today.
She was accompanied by four
cats on ribbon lcashcs clad also
In yellow rsjamas and wearing
ribbon bows.
Society sccrncd ,hrou-h n.
rest.
Nav. iis SUNDAY said two
police serpcants
II was no secret that Mile. GI
Hard was advertising tn" "ca,.s
phjamas ball" OF the Greenwich
villagers
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1922-11-06
SOCIETY
FLOCkING TO PARIS

PARIS, Nov. 5.--raris is on the eve
Of oustinE New York as winter head
quarters for American society. juds-
ing from the long list OF Blue Book
arrivals recently. The European
habit is responsible for many OF
New fork's "smartcst set" establish
ING fully equipped homes in Paris,
to which they can dash whenever
Firth Avenue fails to satisfy
Never In it's history was Paris so
run of really prominent Americans
at this time of the wear
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1922-11-06
DELAY OF VESSEL
. BLAMED ON STOP
FOR WET GOODS
Temperance Worker Says
Grew Undermined by
Whisky of Passengers.
NO ARDENT SPIRITS
ARE SOLD ON BOARD
Bar Tightly Closed, but In,ox-
icants Are Distributed
With Compliments.
UAuGHERTY MAY Aru ROW
shipping hoard owns Carrier, which
WINS Lcn>ch to Munson
Line.
NO ARDENT SPIRITS
ARE SOLD ON BOARD
shipping hoard owns Carrier, which
WINS Lcn>ch to Mun>on
Line.
ny .Iorcnh =. nnrrr.

Universal Service stan Correspond
NEW YORK. Nov. ON wa.
poured on troubled waters. hut I'm :
stead % calming them z, created a
liquor situation that MAY 10 taken
I" Attorney General Daurhcrty.
Tho Southern Crosa. onc of tho
larscs, and tastes, Of the United
states Shipping Boards fleet. which
was assigned I" the Muuson Line for
operation between New York and
south American ports. arrived here
'h!s afternoon. five days late.
BInmcs OF Shortage.
Captain Bert L. Heald explained
that the vessel ran short nf fuel oil
ana tina, he put into Bermuda 20 Get
another supply
|, took only twelve Hours to pu,
'"e on on the ship. bat she remained
'h the vet" r"r, for ave days.
;" serious WAS the situation thnt
j. l.. Shecdy. on. Of tho ylrc.nrcyi,
dents Of tn" Shipping BOARD. was "A,
the dock when tho ship LANDED IA,
heard the charge OF Miss i.ardyn, a
h. N"rHilic. representative. OF the
"omdnS Christian Temperance
Union in South America. that one of
,he nigh officers "f the shin was ur :
Ger the influence of liquor in tho
presence Of passengers
Misa Norriile said she would tax.
me matter up at the w. C. r. L,
convention in Philadelphia this
month.
some OF the passengers charged
,ne delay of the vessel to llnuor.
"hiie no intcxicants were sold on
board II was admitted that IL was
brought onto the Vessel In rre,-
Quantities by passengers. no, orlv
tContinucn on pac. . nn,
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1922-11-06
" 1t Was the American Soldier That
Whipped Us"
The German HIGH COMMAND Answers the Question
WHO WON THE WAR?

How the Prussian military leaders
Yankee fighters with members allied
Galwitz and The Grow
Prince chiefs the kaer armies write the time their
estimate of physical strength,
of who opposed
allies
No discussion bearing
of
written military Teuton
8 a uuesti
pared by high military md
Their frank statements held
by the Military strategy of
the American They
patton of American direct cause of Germanys
fighter world
This series of articles OF
vital interest will Sunday
12,
Rirhmuno Glrns- Disparity
q
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1922-11-06

a dispatch from Lisbon FRIDAY
aid that the government of Pre-.
her Silva had decided to resign In
rider that II might be reconstructed
his decision. the dispatch added.
ad been arrived at In CONSEQUENCE
I criticisms leveled at certain ex.
cutiye departments by the opposI- :
ion. The country was described IS
uiet
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1922-11-06
Hamid Bey, Representative
of Angora Government,
Demands Evacuation.
NATIONALISTS ARE
IN CONTROL OF CITY
The Turks Have Torn Up the
Mudania Armistice
Convention.
ADVANCE INTO cHANAK AREA
sultan iIns Given No Sign of
Conforming to Recent
Edlct.
my Associated prc,,.I

tBy Associated PrcsS.I
CONSTi iNTISOPLE. Nov. 5.-An
allied extraordinary council decided
tonight to refuse cateEoricnlly the
Nationalist demand for the nllled mill
hnry evacuation OF Coustnntinople.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1922-11-06
ORTUGUESE CABINET
RESIGNS POSTS
IHy Associuted press

LISBON. Nov. 5.-The Portuguese
abinet resigned late last night at
pc conclusion OF the sitting OF the
ha mber Of Deputies.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1922-11-06
The Weather

lnrtiy cloudy weather today ami to-
morrow mild tenn
peraturc.
tFor full weather report 10. o.r.h
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CONTINUED on Page 2. Col 3.
Imperial Valley press. (El Centro, Calif.) 1907-current, 1922-12-18
HOLTVILLE
High School Play
Big Event Tonight
by Press staff Correspondent

HOLTVILLE, Dee. 1S.-At the
high school tonight the juniors are
putting on their play, Stop Thief. =
A large crowd is expected as the
play is well prepared by those in
charge. The high school orchestra
will furnish music.
The Parent Teachers Association
had very enjoyable evening Friday
at the grammar school, where they
enjoyed n pot-luck supper. After
supper was over, a musical program
was rendered, composed mostly of
Christmas songs. A business meet
ing was held and good time enjoy
ed by all.
George Kendall and Charley Crom-
well, who with their families left
here about four years ago and have
been making their homes at New
burg, Oregon, are back again. Their
families are still in Oregon, but will
come here later. They say there is
no place like Imperial Valley, and
are glad to be back.
Mr.. and Mrs. f. o. Buseburg and
Milo Busenburg are here from San
Diego visiting for a few days and
attending to their ranch interests.
Host at Birthday Party
Little Gordon Schneider will be
host at charming birthday party,
Wednesday afternoon, when he will
entertain n score of little folks at
his home on Palm street.
The travelling conference of the
agricultural extension work and ex-
ecutives and members of the differ
ent farm centers and home depart
ments will be in Holtville Thursday.
The home department of the Cen
tral-Highline and Eastside- Sunset
will serve luncheon for them at the
civic center. About 800 people are
expected in all.
They will spend one day in the
valley visiting the different towns
and putting on demonstrations. Here
they will give demonstration of
removing varnish. They also will
visit, directly after luncheon, the
ranch of j. A. Harvey. Carlos Har-
vey has some prize pigs that have
been pronounced the finest in the
valley, entered in the pig clubs. Holt
Vile district mas done some fine
work in its farm centers and hopes
Imperial Valley press. (El Centro, Calif.) 1907-current, 1922-12-18

to make a good showing Thursday.
Miss Mariella Webb and Milo
Busenburg attended a dinner party
in FL Centre Sunday, at the home of
Mrs. Earl Carpenter.
Postpone Legion Play
The American Legion play "Come
Again Mary which was to have
been put on Tuesday night, has been
postponed until after the holidays.
There were so many social activities
at this season that it was considered
best to postpone it.
The Imperial Irrigation District
has had another delay in the distri-
button of the bond money. j. A..
Cook had filed damages to seepage
to the amount of $4,000, against
Water Company No. =.
Saturday morning a delegation of
"good roads, leaders, among whom
was Colonel Ed. Fletcher of San
Diego and the county supervisors,
came through town headed for Yuma
to investigate the Yuma highway,
and it is hoped this will have some
immediate effect ON the completion
of the same.
Will Visit Los Angeles
Mr.. and Mrs. J. V. Taggart eX
pect to leave Wednesday for Los
Angeles to spend the holidays with
their son, John Taggert and family,
and daughter, Mrs. Charley Tyner
and family.
Miss Maize Hurlbut of the high
school faculty is driving around in
u new Moon car.
+. Fish, San Diego, was business
visitor of Holtville Saturday.
Moving To Ell Centre.
Bert Underwood and family are
planning to move into their new
home in FL Centre, next week. The
people of Holtville regret to see
them go for they have made their
home here for over Is years. How
ever, good wishes for his success as
undersheriff go with him.
Imperial Valley press. (El Centro, Calif.) 1907-current, 1922-12-18

The McAdoo hackers in the Demo
cratic party are more confident than
ever since the elections. They pc
lieve that the defeat ofs SenatoF
Pomerene of Ohio put McAdoo .
strongest potential opponent out OF
the running.
They feel, too, that the reelection
of Representative Fitzgerald, kepup-
lican, in James NJ. Cox S home dis-
trict in Ohio, has made materially
easier the sidetracking of Cox. They
were more afraid of Pemerene than
Cox, anyway.
Want to Get the Jump
The McAdoo men claim they have
no fear of.Al Smith of New York
who looms as the Tammany Hall
presidential candidate in 1924.
His split with Tammany Hall dur
ing the Wilson administration was
believed to be one of the chief rea-
sons McAdoo moved last year from
New York to new political head
quarters in California.
1t will not be surprise If Ber-
nard Baruch, Josephus Daniels, Dan
iel c. Roper, Robert Woolley, Huston
Thompson, or some other McAdoo
emissary makes n call ut the for
mer president s home on 5 street
shortly to get Mr.. Wilson s attitude.
When starting the motor never
flood the carburetor by working the
Imperial Valley press. (El Centro, Calif.) 1907-current, 1922-12-18

son-in law of ex-President Wilson
really began some months ago, but
now that the elections are over, new
and more extensive plans are being
drafted and the McAdoo boom is be-
ing put undk way in earnest.
From now on, the activities of Me
Adoo S political supporters will be
evident in all sections of the eoun-
try. For one thing, McAdoo him
self, who has been living the quiet
life out in California since the last
Democratic national convention, will
step out more into the limelight.
Imperial Valley press. (El Centro, Calif.) 1907-current, 1922-12-18
Religious Education-The Com.

Religious Education-The Com
munitv Churches of Seeley and Inn
perial are organizing Bible schotE
in various neighborhoods of the
county which will aim to carry on
religious education for the benefit of
the children ana adults. At the Me
Cabe Center, sponsored by the
Seeley church the school is doing
exceptionally well. Over 20 attend
ed yesterday with 20 in the adult
Bible class. 1t is hoped that schools
may he organized throughout that
section of the county. The schools
sponsored by the Imperial Church
at Fern, Meloland, and several 9th
er localities are all doing fine.
Imperial Valley press. (El Centro, Calif.) 1907-current, 1922-12-18
lOCaA;:eWs

FL Centre in Data Book. Il.
Covle. secretary of the Chamber OF
Commerce, received letter tins
morning from Rand MeNally and
Company, map makers and publish
ers OF school books, thanking him
for data on FL Centre and Imperial
Valley which he supplied them with
some time ago. The letter advised
the data will be used in book
which the company is compiling
covering statistics on all sections of
the country to be used in schools
as supplement TO biographies. The
publicity given the city and the
valley viii be countrywide, accord
ing to Mr.. Coyle, and viii give
school children and teachers an in
innate knowledge of this part of the
country.
Imperial Valley press. (El Centro, Calif.) 1907-current, 1922-12-18
Elmer A. Todd's Music Studio
62l Olive. Phone 466W. Adv.

Regarding Travelling Conference
ANY Meloland resident not having
transportation for the travelling con
ference Thursday may secure same
by applying j. H. Streeter.
Ward McGrew, Harry James or
Earl simmons, members of the
transportation committee of that
section. Eastside- Sunset people
NAV communicate with o. w. Foster,
Z. R. Morley or Ed Griffin; West
moreland members should consult c..
r. Cockerill.
Imperial Valley press. (El Centro, Calif.) 1907-current, 1922-12-18
"Yes" by Radio

Miss Velia Fave,
j st arrived in
New York on the
Adriatic, received
Il wireless pro-
posal from her
sweetheart when
tho ship W q S
miles outside Of
New York. And
then the sweet
heart was made
h a ppy and the
fl r s t + a d 1 o
romance complet.
ed when M l s s
Il a v e. s Eyes"
was flashed back.
Imperial Valley press. (El Centro, Calif.) 1907-current, 1922-12-18
Campaign to Make
McAdOO President
in 1924 Under Way

WASHINGTON, Dee. 1s.-Wash-
ington politicians say that n smooth
ly-oied plan of campaign to make
William c. McAdoo the Democratic
presidential nominee in 1924 is al
ready under way.
The campaign in favor of the for
mer secretary of the treasury and
Imperial Valley press. (El Centro, Calif.) 1907-current, 1922-12-18
Teachers Visit County Library

The following teachers visited head
quarters of the county library Sat
urday: Mrs. Alice Bourg Be Van,
Mt. Signal; Mrs. Katherine Watts,
Calexico; Mrs. Edith Carmichael,
Calexico; Miss Lucille c. Galley,
Eastside; Miss Ethelyn Sidford and
Miss Helen Sidford, Lantana; Mrs.
c. A. Mack, Elm; Mrs, Florence ID.
Robbins, Magnolia; Miss Jessie
Roush, McCabe; Miss Bernice Green,
Verde; c. s. Dodds, Imperial.
Imperial Valley press. (El Centro, Calif.) 1907-current, 1922-12-18
Try Steve's Merchant Lunch.
Thieves Visit DR.. Kutz Again

Thieves Visit DR.. Kutz Again
DR.. Forrest Kutz reported to the
police last night that thieves had
entered his home at 553 Hamilton
street, and took cluster pin con
tanning seven diamonds, a bar pin,
a Colt automatic pistol and a string
of pearl beads. Last week burglars
entered the Doctors office in the
Danaway, building and stole guam
tity of dental gold valued at $50.
Twice in the same week is to often,
according to the doceex, and he is
watching both ends to get the fellow
who makes the third attempt.
Imperial Valley press. (El Centro, Calif.) 1907-current, 1922-12-18

Elks Stock Up-Large boxes con-
tinue to arrive at the Elks Club, but
they are no longer mysterious, as
they are plainly marked showing
them to contain oranges and candy
for the big Christmas entertain
ment which the Elks viii give in
connection with their annual Christ
mas tree for the Riddles in FL Cen
tro. This morning several wagons
backed up near the big window at
the Press office and the driver un-
loaded box after box of California 5
best known product, together with
Imperial Valley grapefruit and
plenty of candy. Indications point
to a rousing party when the day of
days rolls around, also that !. A.
Thomas knows what to order to
make the kids happy.
Imperial Valley press. (El Centro, Calif.) 1907-current, 1922-12-18
DR.. Harry Hooper, Dentist. 647
Main Street. Phone 3S2W. Adv

In Conference-Th representa-
tives of the extension service of the
University in Imperial County held
the usual Monday conference today
at the offices on Main Street. The
travelling conference to be put on
Thursday was discussed, the conclus-
ion being that it is going over big.
Interest is good and plans are al
most matured for the event. The
itinerary will be ready for an
nOuncement tomorrow.
Imperial Valley press. (El Centro, Calif.) 1907-current, 1922-12-18
Married at Police station-Estes

Married at Police Station-Estes
Ramsey and Grace Armstrong, both
of this city, obtained a marriage IL
eense this morning at the county
courthouse and Immediately sought
a Justice of the peace to perform
the marriage ceremony. They en-
listed the aid of Victor Berry of the
county clerk s office and he finally
found Judge V. n. Thompson in the
police station, where he was getting
ready to hold court. The judge sus-
pended police matters long enough
TO unite the young people and they
left the police station with the best
wishes of members of the force who
were ON hand.
Imperial Valley press. (El Centro, Calif.) 1907-current, 1922-12-18
Cow Testing Proceeds-The thre

Cow Testing Proceeds-The three
testers got in full time last week
testing many herds and checking up
on same. The average is slightly
better than that OF last week. Feed
is getting better in the valley and
Improvement is expected from now
on. A plan is about matured where
by dairymen will be enabled to
have purebred sides for their herds
in March and after, if they so de-
sire.
Imperial Valley press. (El Centro, Calif.) 1907-current, 1922-12-18

Getting Ready for Assessment
The clerks at the office of County
Assessor Wiley M. Weaver began
today TO copy the field sheets pre-
paratory to the annual assessment
of Imperial County property for
tax purposes. Assessments win
start early in March.