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Imperial Valley press., 1922-07-01
Personal Mention

Mrs. Vaughn Frances and daughter
Lillian leave tonight for San Diego
where they will be located at Hotel
Toga for the summer
Mrs. George w. Anderson will go to
Los Angeles today for the summer
months.
Mrs. Allen p Nuffer and little
daughter will enjoy the Fourth with
relatives in Los Angeles, leaving to-
day.
Mr.. and Mrs John Delahunt will go
to the mountains tonight for weekend
outing.
Attorney and Mrs. John S. Larew
will leave the latter part of next week
for an extended visit with relatives IN
Kentucky and West Virginia. They
expect to be away till October.
Ira Hobby of the First National
Bank will pass the weekend with his
family at Jacumba.
With so many Ell Centre society
people at Jacumba, it is quite like home
and the women report a good time up
there. The men find happy diversion
in visiting their families at weekends.
Ray Ellis, assistant farm advisor.
will leave today for coast points. He
expects to be gone during July.
n. H. Gavin, of the auto club, ac-
eompanied by Mrs. Gazing will leave
tonight to visit Mrs. Gavin s folks at
Pomona over the holiday. Mr.. and Mrs.
G. G. Tucker viii enjoy the holidays
at Los Angeles, leaving Miss Lenora
Fallon to do the honors at the auto
club.
j. T. Coyle Of the chamber of com
merce, left last night for San Diego
where he will pass the holidays with
Mrs. Coyle and his family.
Mr.. and Mrs. c. Parsons will enjoy
several days in the mountains return
ing after the Fourth.
John G. Miller, chief clerk at the
land office, will leave today for a two
weeks visit during which he viii take
an auto trip covering coast points. :.
The Sammons girls have taken a flat
at 3409 Fifth street, San Diego for the
next two months. Miss Blnache Walker
and Miss Sue Hazel Baker will be their
house guests over the Fourth.
George Donley, business man of I'm
perial, is in town today On business.
City Marshal NJ. C. Dizney of I'M
perial is transacting business at the
today.
Mr. and Mrs. j. w. Sherman are leav-
ing today to make their home in Los
Angeles.
Harry Glenn and family left this af-
ternoon for Los Angeles for the holi-
lays.
Imperial Valley press., 1922-07-01
EWS BRIEFS
FROM CITY AND COUNTY

/ iudicious and careful inspection rend-
cred by his office. The letter signed by
F. B. Fuller, says close inspection not
only of the cantaloupe crop, but of let
tuee, watermelons, tomatoes and
grapes is big and important factor in
the market price of these products.
Certificates Granted-The county
board of education yesterday granted
regular high school certificates to
Horace c. Coe and Miss Tillie G..
Brandt on credentials. Special high
school certificates were granted to
Miss Myrtle Anna Martin, in music
and manual and fine arts, and to Hor-
ace Williams in violin, music and or
chestra. The regular high school GER
tificate of John Archibald Raitt was
renewed. Elementary certificates were
granted Miss Ethalyn Siddford, Miss
Walton Gillespie, Miss Mary Esther
Kinds and Miss Adaline Wesser.
The sole representatives of the Braw-
ley News authorized to receive busi-
ness or news are the following. F. W.
Greer, City Editor; Miss Hazel Conover,
Reporter; J. NJ. Cheesebrough. Adver-
tising Manager; W. H. Howard, Circu-
lation Manager; NJ. D. Witter, Publish
ar adv
Imperial Valley press., 1922-07-01
UNION SERVICES

The second Of the series of union
services at the city park will be held
at o clock Sunday evening by the
Protestant churches of Ell Centre. The
sermon will be delivered by A. E..
Worthy, pastor of the Christian church.
His subject will be: "'Christian and
Patriot" Through the courtesy of the
city there will be electric lights, and
plenty of comfortable seats for every
one. Those who stay in the city over
the weekend can find no better and
more profitable place to go than to
these union services.
The young people will have their
service at O'Clock. The subject for
discussion will be "Better Praving.'
Imperial Valley press., 1922-07-01

utilized as rockers on the children s
raft, and bits of them have been used
to furnish a comfortable seat in the
nook of a tree. Quite likely there are
many other uses for old tires that l
have not learned, one of which was
suggested that we use an old tire for
baby's teething ring. However, this
latter use has not been in practice, so
l do not feel quite safe in recommend
ing it to the readers.
Imperial Valley press., 1922-07-01
Holtville News

| HOLTVILLE, July 1.-Mr. and Mrs.
Rov Thompson, Carol Faye and Frances
Rave are driving to Los Angeles with
Mr.. and Mrs William Myers today for
the holidays with friends and rela-
tives at Redondo Beach and Hunting
ton Park.
Mr.. and Mrs. j. C. Fahring will join
Mr.. and Mrs. NJ. C. Blanchard Sunday
at Live Oaks and enjoy the Fourth to-
gether.
Mr.. and Mrs. William Myers are leav-
ing today for San Bernardino where
they will remain over the national hoh
day.
Mr.. Baxter, manager of the Imperial
Hardware store, is leaving today with
his family for San Diego.
Mr.. and Mrs. Gordon Schneider and
Gordon Jr. will be guests of Mr.. and
Mrs. E, Z. Shacklett at their summer
home at Live Oaks during the holidays.
r. B. Webb, who has made many
friends during his short stay at Potts
drug store, is leaving the valley tonight
and will make his home in Los Angeles.
Ed Armstrong win open his new
store on Holt avenue which he recently
purchased from Howard Jones, Tuesday
morning with the clerks of both stores
in attendance. DR.. Buron Armstrong
will be associated with his father dur
ing the summer.
Mr. and Mrs. Fred Jarboe will pass
the week at their summer cottage at |
Laguna. They have planned several |
delightful parties.
Mrs. Tom Webb entertained her
Sunday school class of boys and girls de-
one evening this week with
a plunge party, serving ice cream and
cake after the swim when they repaired
to the lawn of the Christian church for
games The members of the class are
Melvin Dixon, Bert Whitney, Arthur
Hill, MAY Hill. Oma Gillett, Esther Gil
lett, Harold Gillett, Richard Harris.
Mr.. Wait, Matte Rulong. Mr.. and Mrs.
Willie Lott assisted Mrs. Webb in CON
to the pleasures of the affair.
HOltville will be represented in the
aquatic sports at Jacumba the Fourth
by Miss Mary Main. She has many
followers who believe she
will be foremost in the contest at the
finish.
Miss Dorothy Griffin, with a party
of friends, will pass the holidays in
the mountains.
Mr.. and Mrs. Kenny with baby son
eft this morning for few days i'll
San Diego.
Mrs. n. w. Holmes and granddaugh-
ter Mary Jane win leave tonight with
Mrs. F. R. Jones and two children of
Brawley for San Antonio, Texas, where
they will remain the balance of the
summer with relatives and friends.
Frank Taylor will leave Saturday.
after business hours for Live Oaks
where he will join Mrs. Taylor and a
party of friends.
Mr.. and Mrs. Jean Hall are in the
FOUNTAINS but will return Sunday.
Mayor Hartshorn, C. f. Gillett and
J. c. Hemingway were business visitors
N Ell Centre yesterday.
Miss Lena Guidotti will enjoy the
Fourth at Corona.
Mrs. Roy Main and Mary leave this
morning for few days visit in ia
:umba.
Mr.. and Mrs. Earl wilkins are 1eav-
ng this morning for a few days at La
yuna.
Mrs. j. R. Turley will pass the hol-
days at San Diego
Imperial Valley press., 1922-07-01

t's funny to see an auto driver in
movie. During a race he almost
pushes hole in the floor
Imperial Valley press., 1922-07-01

The average life of coin is 25
years. That's what it gets for trav-
cling so fast.
Imperial Valley press., 1922-07-01

Prohibition an Aid to Thrift And
thrift is certainly an aid to prohibition
these days.
Imperial Valley press., 1922-07-01

Consider the frog, his croaking
gets him croaked.
Imperial Valley press., 1922-07-01

Many pensive girl turns out to be
expensive.
Imperial Valley press., 1922-07-01

Milo Maize Seed at Cost-Aecording
to word received here today the agri-
cultural extension service has about 500
pounds of fine pure milo maize seed for
distribution to farmers of Imperial val
ley at cost. This speed was grown by
the University of California at its
Imperial valley experiment station To-
Gated at Meloland where it was abso-
lutelv isolated from all other sorghums.
Seven hundred and seventy pounds
wera selected after recleaning and
grading the $500 pounds of seed pro
duced.
Imperial Valley press., 1922-07-01

Reductions on all Dresses and hats
at Iightbourns Ladies Shop. adv.
Imperial Valley press., 1922-07-01

To Speak at Bard-Attorney Harry
B. Ellison has accepted an invitation
to address the Fourth of July celebra-
tion at Bard, on the soldier rehabili-
tation bill. Mr.. Ellison visited in Bard
and vicinity this week, where are
many ex-service men are living on
ranches.
Imperial Valley press., 1922-07-01

June Makes Good Showing-With
the issuance of a marriage license to
Homer Forest Scott and Jewell Lucille
Slayton of FL Centre yesterday, the
total for the month of June was 35, a
batting average a better than one a
day.
Imperial Valley press., 1922-07-01

Honestly it's the best policy to in
sure your hay and grain with Edgar
Brothers Realty Company. adv.
Plans Country Club. S. Elmorel
who has recently purchased Alamario
park near Brawley is planning to or
ganize country club with the object
of converting the property into a re-
creation and amusement park. The
plan contemplates golf, tennis courts,
swimming pools, race tracks and base
ball grounds.
Will Close-The woman 8 rest room
of Ell Centre closes tonight for three
DAYS, and the city library also.
Money to loan on automobiles, con-
tracts bought. Fred R. Cross, 676 Main
ct. Phone 359J. adv.
Waite Commended-In its letter of
information issued to horticultural
commissioners, the state department of
agriculture SAYS: County Horticul-
tural Commissioner Waite is to be con-
graduated upon the efficient inspec
tion service he is rendering to canta-
loupe shippers in the Imperial valley.
The same mail brings a letter from the
Southern Trust and Commerce bank
strongly commenting Mr.. Waite for
Imperial Valley press., 1922-07-01

Honestly it's the best policy to in.
sure your hay and grain with Edgar
Brothers Realty Company. adv.
Imperial Valley press., 1922-07-01
Too Late To Classify

APT. for rent I,aroe
lawn. Apply 654 Holt. ITO
Imperial Valley press., 1922-07-01

WANTED-$2250 loan 1Oq5, good val.
ley land. Roy Jameson, box Ss1. FL
Centre. 1t2
Imperial Valley press., 1922-07-01

Money to loan on automobiles, con-
tracts bought. Fred R. Cross, 676 Main
st. Phone 359J. adv.
Imperial Valley press., 1922-07-01

FO RRENT-Seventy acres seven miles
west on the highway. Suitable for
lettuce. f. G. Shellhorn. lt3
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1922-10-29

loudly applaudod him, and when at re-
cess. he joincd th- hcys In thar games.
he was duly elected a regular guy"
Mrs. Hadlcy became clually popular
with the girls. The two adult pupils
have been given the JOB 81 arbning all
playground sputcs
Hadley. through intensive study of
the Bible and his ab lity 10 talk gained
ordination as local Baptist minister
NJ Rose Pine Ia. IHlt hc wants Co be.
come qualified Go ,hc lnrgcs; congrcga.
ticns. The theological sem nary is his
educational goal
Meantime his VIE Intends to ac'omp
any him along ~ school tourney.
Il am willing to work very hard to
help Us set an education. she says
FER II my husband becomes the type OF
minister he hopes 10 b. must have a
college education Much ~ marital mis-
fortune is due Ia inequalities In cduca
ton.
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1922-10-29
SEN>ETT'S LATEST Has
BI,EiTII.C tTtIiI>G MOMENTS

Accustomed AZ motion picture artists
ar, To- neck breaking stunts. il remained
foi Mack Scnnc'ts The Cros sroads
OF New lork. ~ make the most "a.
acting demands upon film artists. The
picture Witch Be- being released through
Associated FirN National PICTURES. Inc.
will b. The SIX reel attraction ~ the Fair
Theatre Monday and Tuesday
I'm addition 90 several thrilling rvs.
cues involving runaway horses and SEN
sational automobile driving there IL
one incident that stretches the iinagin.
alton IN trying Ia understand how Do
WINS filmed without causing a fatality.
n occurs after ihe hcrolncs father has
hs,n Imprisoned tn country houso
while his financial enemies raid his
stock
"rhe Gro sroads 81 his New YORK
Ms,k scurctt's ~ ri siV reol ,uunc,lv.
mslodIanta and follows the nationally
famous MOLLY -" ln hs newest cree.
ton On, producer has iniermingisd a
plci ~ strong sentiment ana appeal
with good comvcy relief and the artistic
producing values q which he r. a mas.
ter.
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1922-10-29
GREAT CAST TAKES pARl
~ TIE OLD IIOIESTEkD'

The phraso "ali star has been much
abused hui thr EAST ~ The Ola Home.
Ficad'' which comes 90 tho Mission
th,utrc this wcck may tru'hfully be-
sad to BE- Of that. cliihr,. Theodore
Roberts George tawcctt 7. Roy
Barnes. Fritz Gidscway. Harrison Ford
Kathleen p'Cornor James Mason. Eth
Il Wales aud Others make up "a list
that IS hard to surpass
tbs Paramount picture is mscd on
D.nnnn Thompson famous play in
which that celebrated actor app~rod
"a ihirty.iwo years but IS Car more *
tcns.vc IN chtrartcr AMI presents %
gr.u, drama with plenty 81 comedy and
0nsshing a max
The story n taIn.llar-how the son 81
uncle Josh - falsely accused % theft
and gives avsy - meet with strring
adventure and finally 20 be restored o.
~ home and -w,.cthcirt Bui there d.
far more than tnit % TIE STORY Thsr"
= adventure. love. human character IN
abundance hunor that = rich aud
spontaneous and pathos that Is dccp
and oonvlnc NJ Tcars and laughter
abound
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1922-10-29

sourSas to pot them through their sht
f0r learning Before he goes 60 school,
llldlVy delivers a morning newspaper
route. After classes and on Saturdays
he dcyot"s his time 20 odd Jobs. Mrs.
iIldlcy. too, divides her out 81 school
time between home and baby and extra
work Tor pin money.
The two year old Hadl s. offered the
first difficulty II took some little time
To arrange Tor its care during school
hours
Hadlcy however showed up IN" first
day ~ school Cnahashcd, he took his
place among the Youngsters IN the class.
when school started he asked permis'
sion 20 address the children
Pupils Like Them
lie told e the hafdships If his youth,
the handicap 81 bucking the world with.
ont book learning Pupils who had been
disposed o. snkcr al the grown up stu.
dent were profoundly impressed They
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1922-10-29
MOI MED POLICE ARREST
DICK BOYD LtMBERMiN

In northwestern Canada the mount.
ed police yesterday arrested Dick Boyd.
who In believed To be the notorious
Diamond Carlisle the bandit aho
had been operating in the states. A
rrccnt robbery In which $4,000 was
stolen from messenger put the police
on lloyds trail
THIS is one u the unusual scenes In
the phoioplay feature Diamond Car.
lislc." in which Ocorgc Chcseboro Is
featured Monday and Tuesday AZ tho
Liberty theotre 1t R a graphic story
q the northwoods Of Canada where the
mounted police maintain order among
the lawlcss elements that infcst that
section
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1922-10-29
Nv MA SERVICE

BEAUMONT. Tex. oct ..-Cramprd
inio On" OF 10 small desks Of local
grammar school Row. allie Leon Had
'es'. a ~ n.S,er. married aud father,
sta roring over the seventh grade text
bc-,ks. r"citing hts lessons with tho chill
Gten. An li-ycar I'd boy Is his desk
rate
Across the room sits hi, wife. who
las entered the same elm sscs
Although he's % IIndlcy plans 10 go
= Eht on attending school until d, lin.
ishcs college
Regular attendance n school was de.
"a I'd both lIsdlcy and his wife, who
wetc raised IN an isolated district when
children. This YEAR. they decided O.
cease regr-tting their lack u education.
enter school and 40 az Tar as their Il.
nSnccs perm l.
Must Earn Schooling
The lhdlrys have only their own re-.
El Mundo. [volume] (San Juan, P.R.) 1919-1990, 1922-11-21
UN BoxEADoR ALFMAN DE-
RRoTADO POR UN ITALIANO'

ROMA, noviembre 1o.- Jovinelli,
lcampe6n de peso fuerte italiano de-
rrot6 en- ell segundo round otto
Flint. boxeador aleman.
El Mundo. [volume] (San Juan, P.R.) 1919-1990, 1922-11-21

Apartado 1863. San Juan, P. r.
El Mundo. [volume] (San Juan, P.R.) 1919-1990, 1922-11-21
Para Las Damss de Gusto

Sc hace tru-tru dos yardas por
siete centavos, bIanco y en- colo
res y a siefe centavos en- seda.
Sc reciben trabajos por correo.
No dele de venir a hacer sus tra-
les aqui. La modista Margarita
Sanchez le hara su traie de la
noda que 10 quiera. lnfornaran,
Gale del Quito, No. ~. Tel. 800
verde. Stop n, Santurce, P. r.
AAvR
El Mundo. [volume] (San Juan, P.R.) 1919-1990, 1922-11-21
Pronto Alivio para las Alec.
clones de Ia Piel :

SURE I'd. de Eczema, Herpes, Quema-
dura del Sol o de cualquiera otra forma
de enfermedad de la piel que cause come.
z6n Eltonces el MU-COL--el polvo
antis6ptico gradable-sanativo- dar6
alivio. Disu6lvase una cucharadita rasada
de MU-COL en- un vase de aqua aph-
quese a las parties afectadas y Sc sentir6
prontamente aiiviado. =
Los Doctores Ell todas parties recomien-l
dan el MU-COL para todas las enferme-l
dades de La piel, para ell Catarro, el NAL de,
Garganta, las Cuemaduras, las Heridas vi
para la Hygiene Personal.
OConsigs I'd. hoy misno un paquete d
IU-COL.-De Venta en- las Boticas. =
El Mundo. [volume] (San Juan, P.R.) 1919-1990, 1922-11-21
MarianO FeIiu BaISeirO

PIAN1OIA
Diploma de artista de la 'tEscuela de
Artes de Nueva York.. DiscipuIo de
Arthur Friedheim (eminente virtuoso,
discipulo de Iiszt) de Alberto Jonas,
Gel mas grande pedagogo pian1stico
contemporaneo).
Solicita alumnos en- San Juan San
turce. Infofmara Angela Feliil. Te-
l6fono As. Apartado 124. Bayam6n.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1922-06-09

the carnival band TO play ana II was
after many pieces that they were allow
cd 70 quit The attendance prizes
we're won BY James MCGEE. tred steele
Howard Long. Frank l!EGctt W. l..
Noble. ricv. {. Il. Wmgerd. Rev. WIN
ecrd won first prize which Was the sci
cction of any wall paper in the SmHl'c
store for any room in HIS house Inc
luncheon WAS attended 10y large gath
ering.
more work Than Expected.
Additional discoveries AT the reservoir
deemed il necessary 10 spend It'ie
more time in repairing the basin. work
WAS started several weeks az" nut II
was Just recently found that additional
leaks found mad" it impossible TO nave
the water In the basin IN the near
future.
surveying Mackey Avenue.
WORK was started on surveying
Mackcy Avenue yesterday. II Is
though, that as soon as possible. this
Gtrcct Viii hr paved but It viii he neces-
sary to make some decided Improve
nlcnts before worn can hc started,
Opening Saturday.
The Central and South Fairgrounds
will be opened next Saturday. super
visorS have been appointed I" look after
the care OF the children Of the play
grounds. Saturday VIII ais" hc tag day
for the playground association and with
o large mill pay. the association should
make Il neat sum.
Trip For Nothing.
Wednesday evening, Mobiles amhu-
lance was called to York'lllc 1" re-
move man with bad wound To the
hospital The person had received the
cut i'm u Gght but refused to he taken
10 the hospital stating that h" intended
10 await ON the scene and Get revenge.
Jefferson ,ounty authorities have bern
rotin"d and are making an inNesttga-
zion.
Martins Ferry BriefJ.
Miss Elizabeth IsrtAl - confined :"
hc~ homo on Zane street with append.
ills.
nr and MR.. r. II. Sutherland viii
owe Sunday for Winchester, Ny. :"
visit friends AMI relatives.
tn, intermediates Junior league I!
- Johns Lutheran church me. last
.v"ninG at tho church.
Robert Jones ot South Fourth stree.
returned yesterday from trip TO I'm
inrat!.
r. @. Perry Of st. Clnirsvil," was a
visitor in this city Yesterday.
A carload OF wttermclons were sold
4, low price yesterday.
Mrs Mary Williams IF Tenth street
IS able 10 be out again after seNein'
lays illness.
Rain kept many from IN" carniNci
grounds last evening md as a result tE'
Grounds were almost vacant
Ray Williams. Attending kentuckN
state. and Ra,nh llcrdman. attending
-choo, at Marietta. 7rc CNp"ctedto ar
rive home SATURDAY..
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1922-06-09

Wilcox. deceased vs. Albert c. WILCOX
ct a. on motion. The st. Marys Coal 60
made party defendant and given leaV'
to Me an answer instanter.
Marriage License
William Lodge Merritt age y, Goa
miner and Emma Lyle, age Fl. both OF
Uniontown. Rev. |. +. Leeper per
formed the ceremony.
Realty Deeds.
Sarah r. Jcffey 10 II. r. Jcfey Ln'
No. a in Morristown. Consideration
$lj%r.o0.
Hugh Il. Jeffrey and Villa Frances
Jeffrey to Edward simpson and blanche
simpson Lot No. - in Morristown.
Kate McMastcrs to W. +. DuNall
Tract OF land N Rella;re. Consldcra-
ton $1,000.
Wilbcrt ". Owens and Della Owens
10 Carrie G. owens. Tract OF land IN
Bcilairc Consideration $1,000.
Kate McMas,ers TO Wilhert w Owens
Tract Of land in Bel!aire. Consideration
$1,000
Martha Mehlmann Young ct al to
John Krause. Tract Of land in Pultney
Township. Consideration 100000.
John Bahmer and Charley BANNER 10
Annette Cater. Tract OF land In Somer-
set Township. Consideration 800.
G. WILDER Hills and Daisy c. Hil!es
10 George Is. Matthews. Tract OF land
in Barnesvtllr Consideration $500.
Annette Cater. as Exccutrix OF Nathan
Cater IN John BANNER and Charley Bah
NOR. Tract 81 land in Somerset Town
ship. Consideration 1n,n0n.n0
Romci Rocco to Colombo P!cCioni
Tract Of land in Wheeling Township
Consideration Slhn.
New Cases Filed
Butler brothers. corporation VS.
John Albert. Action for money only
amount claimed Sl64.45 with interest
from October !. 1920. Petition alleges
that the above sum Is due for goods and
merchandise alleged To have been sold
lay paintin 10 defendant. Attorneys
Thornburg & Lewis. represent the plain,
tiff
Philip Dickson and Kenneth Dicki.
son. infants. by L. r. Dickson, their
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1922-06-09
ST. CLAIRSVILLE
Probate Court

Probate Court
Richard Thur!ng. Adoption. Report
Of investigator Hled Cause heard, find
Ing that facts stated in petition and
answer herein are true: that petition
ers are persons 81 good moral character
ctC.. that the host interests ot child Will
hc promoted hy said adoption Illus
band and VII" Examined separately. Ne
cree Of adoption. and record ordered.
James Wells. deceased citation 10
widow I" make her election returned
ard filed endorsed with acknowledc
,n"ut Of service. Widow came into open
court and elected u take under will.
George Larson. deceased Sale bill
filed. approved and record ordered.
Sarah Bishop. Trust"esh!p. Final ac-
count fled Set for hearing July -.
1899 Notice ordered Continued.
Robert V Sauters, Guardianship
Partial account hled Set for hearing
July % 1929. Notice ordered. Con-
tlnued.
Olive Evans, Mothers Pension APP
plicatiCn filed. Set for hearing July l.
1922. James r. Clark. assistant pro-
hation officer appointed to make exam
nation and report. Continued
ZuinGlc Armstrong. deceased. Proof
Of publication "f notice Of appointment
dled approved and record ordered
Albert c. Wilcox. Admir-. Of Cornsl!a