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Imperial Valley press., 1922-03-28
PLAN BIG TENNIS
TOURNEY in
VALLEY

A desert tennis tournament of cOlos-
sal proportions is being advocated by
certain valley tennis fans to take place
in the very near future. r. p. Shields
of Brawley was in the city yesterday
on business and incidently mentioned
the affair to a number of local racquet
wielders. Mr.. Shields believes FL Cen
tro is the logical place for the tourney
and will assert the home town entlrus-
lasts in arranging the meet.
The question now arises whether the
FL Centre tennis men are in n position
to handle such q meet of this kind.
They have been handicapped in recent
months for the want of suitable courts
and tennis activities have been dormant
as result. Ray Edgar, "Pinky'
Loud and others believe Ell Centre
could be host to the tennis players if
proper action is taken. Permission to
use private courts is believed to be the
best stunt rather than to speed the
building of new courts in time for the
tourney
Mr.. Shields has mapped out plan
whereby every town in the Imperial
Valley and those in the COachella Val
ley will be represented. This territory
includes some of the fastest players in
the southwest and the local bugs will
witness some champ games II FL Cen
tro lands the meet.
Imperial Valley press., 1922-03-28
SIHEAIRES!S AIRES
AT THE PALACE

Unusual strength of character por-
travail is said to mark the acting OF
Gloria Swanson in her new Paramount
picture "Under the Lash which comes
to the Palace theater tomorrow. Never
has the popular star had role better
adapted to her personality than her
part of the wife of the fanatical Boer
who rules her with an iron hand and
who finds Justification therefore in his
narrow Interpretation of the Scriptures.
Emotional, compelling, dramatic is
the picture, which is an adaptation by
j. +. Nash of Edward Knoblock s and
Claude Askew S play: "The Shula-
mite The leading man is Mahlon
Hamilton and the part of the husband
is played by Russell Simpson.
Miss Swanson is seen in Il new char
acterization, that Of the abused wife
of fanatical Boer farmer who holds
her in subjection. Lateral young Eng
lisbman enters her life and with his
appearance on the scene, the action is
rapid, thrilling and tense. The produc-
tion is an excellent one in every re-
spect and it was directed by Sam Wood.
Among the supporting players are Lii
lian Leighton, Lincoln Steadman,
Thena jasper and Clarence Ford.
Imperial Valley press., 1922-03-28
CALEXICO CHAMBER
WILL ELECT
OFFICERS

CALEXICO, March 2S.--At the reg.
ular meeting of the Calexico Chamber
of Commerce to be held Thursday night
board Of directors of fifteen members
will be chosen to preside over the
destines of that body for the coming
year.
The nominating committee appointed
at the last regular meeting has pre-
sented list of thirty yseven names of
the leading business men and mer-
chants Of the city, from which the
members of the chamber will choose
fifteen to compose the board.
Names of Candidates
The names of the candidates pre-
sented are as follows:
4. j. West, A. l.. Mercier, Sidney Me
Harg. Dir. Dana l.. Weed, G.. s. Ander-
son, w. j. Best, n. j. Worthington, II.
S. Abbott, d. r. Kincaid, William Gum
terman, Edward Dool, Patrick j.
Cooncy, a. l.. Hubbell, Benjamin A..
Hill, Il. +. Cavanah, y. j. Sleem, NJ. r.
Rapp, Randall Henderson, 4. r. Ygle-
sias, Thomas I. Daily, Fred r. Jacobs,
l.. NJ. Hutchinson, Charles l.. Seeto, S.
f. Burrows, A. G. Baskin, Charles l..
Downing, J. C. Stockberger, Harry f.
Zurcher, S. II. Lockett, H. w. Going,
Paul T.. Cook, 4. d. Agnew, William G.
Jones, NJ. G.. Hernandez, w. II. Loren2,
GOree.
Since the meeting of last Thursday,
which was called to instill the breath
of life into the apparently moribund
organization, committees have been
hard at work planning details and per-
fecting ways and means for a complete
reorga nization Of the Chamber. Quar-
ters, which include dining room and
Kitchen, will be opened in the Calexico
hotel building, offices fitted up and a
regular weekly luncheon and get to-
gether program carried out,
Plan Membership Drive
A membership drive will start rs soon
as the plans therefore can be perfected
1t has now been decided to secure as
soon as possible the services of compe-
tent professional secretary, who will
have charge Of the practical reorganiza-
tion work and the membership drive.
All of the men mentioned above as
candidates for director and every bust
ness and professional man in the city
who has been approached on the subject
expressed himself with the greatest en-
thusiasm and optimism over the reor-
ganization plan and all have pledged
themselves to devote time and money to
making the Calcxico chamber of com
merce what it ought to be, one of the
best and most efficient business bodies
in Southern California, or in the state
for that matter.
Imperial Valley press., 1922-03-28
GETS JAIL TER N
ON LIQUOR
CHARGE

G. A. Howson, arrested last week and
charged on gambling and bootlegging
complaint, was given the choice of a
$3.50 fine or a 90 day sentence in the
city Jail by Judge Thompson in the
local court this morning Howson has
chosen to live out the sentence.
For the third time in recent months,
police officials raided Japanese room
ing house last evening at 400 Broadway
and say they found liquor being
served. s. Slickuto was arrested and
is out on bail this morning.
The police state that every time they
visit the place q different proprietor
welcomes them Chief Matlock asserts
ne will close up the place in the event
his department finds any more JOY
water there. SlikutD will appear before
Judge Thompson Wednesday morning
Attorney Seymour will represent the
Japanese.
Motorcycle Officer Henderson nabbed
three speeding autOists Monday. The
offenders of the city traffic ordinance
faced Magistrate Thompson this morn
ing and received the customary pen
atty. j. M. Holt charged with speeding
20 miles per hour on East Main street
contributed 80 to the operating ex-
penses of the city. Geo. Mimincr of Los
Angeles received $40 penalty for
similar offense and j. +. Baker paid So.
j. r. Nichols, arrested by Officer
Deaton for being drunk and disturbing
the peace in general, fined $50. He paid
the $50.
Imperial Valley press., 1922-03-28
VALLEY METHODIST
CONFERENCE HERE
TOMORROW

A Sunday school conference of the
Methodist Sunday schools of the valley
will be held in the local Methodist
church tomorrow afternoon and eve-
ming The program will be as follows:
1870 p. IN. Pastors and workers con-
ference, g Where Shall We Major! -
Dr. J. l.. Corlcy, superintendent Sunday
school work of the Southern Califor-
mia Conference.
"Service Opportunities for Church
School Classes DIR. w. II. Gilliland.
$3.50 Pot luck supper.
1870 Round Table discussion, "'Lights
and Shadows of Great City Nv. I.
Cilliland, (using the stcreOptican).
Putting the Church School on
Ore Hundred Percent Basis. -
Imperial Valley press., 1922-03-28
PLAN IMPROVEMENT
OF LOS ANGELES
HARBOR
United Press Leased Wire

LOS ANGELES, March 28.-Plans
for further improvement Of Los An
geles harbor received impetus today
following the announcement that con
gress had passed the river and harbor
maintenance and improvement budget.
San Pedro will get $743,000 for har.
Dor improvement out of the total Of
$43, 100000. i
This money will be used for dredg-
ing, widening and Strengthening the
main channel, according to Edgar Me-
Kec, president of the harbOr commits
sion st.
With the channel dredged to 80 feet,
Mckee said that the largest vessels
could be brought to the interior har-
Dor without danger Of striking sand
bars at low tide
Extra steps are also planned to take
care of the increased freight traffic, he
said.
Imperial Valley press., 1922-03-28

ment of the law is naturally by her
position in the schools well acquainted
with great many of the young people
and is woman of mature and sound
judgment and discretion. She promises
a strict enforcement Of the provisions
Of the. ordinance in the kindliest man
ner possible, but states that it will be
enforced strictly.
When the big siren sounded it's warn
ing for the first time last night, there
was some confusion as to what it meant
but when it finally dawned ON scores
of youngsters, who were on the streets
or at moving picture theaters, that 1t
was the curfew, there was a scurrying
and hurrying to get under the parental
wing before the ''boogyA man. got
around to them.
Imperial Valley press., 1922-03-28
POLICEWOMAN NOW
ON CALEXIC0
FORCE

CAI.EXICO, March 2S.-Calexico has
taken an advanced step over the other
cities of the valley in that she now has
full fledged, regular woman police Of
ficer. The appointment was made by
the city council and Chief of Police
Boucher when it was decided to put
into immediate effect the curfew ord
nance passed last February, but not
enforced up to this time.
Mrs. A. f. Kennedy, popular and
highly efficient teacher in the gram
mar school was selected for the position
of curfew officer and was clothed with
full police powers by the council and
chief of police.
TO Enforce Curfew Ordinance
Police Commissioner A. G.. Baskin,
ordered the enforcement of the 0rdin-
ance to commence last night and cOnse-
quently at clock the big fire siren
above the city hall sounded three long
blasts and in its shrieking tones in
formed every young person Of IL or
under, who was absent from home at
the time, that the hour had come TO
scurry for home. This of course pro-
vided the child was not accompanied by
parents, guardian or other adult per.
sonage.
To Have Full Charge
Failure on the part OF young people
of l6 and under 30 observe the law will
result in arrests and whole lot of
grief for the parents as well as the
young prisoners Mrs. Kennedy who
will have full charge Of the enforce
Imperial Valley press., 1922-03-28
Banker Back To Business. r.

odihck DdCh IL 0uSlllcSS-r. H.
Fuller is back ut his desk ut the South
ern Trust after a two weeks business
trip to Texas. He saws that the Big
Lone Star state is looking fine. The
weather was ideal while he was there
and business seemed to be recovering
to n great extent. Banks are loaning
money and the farmers along the Rio
Grande are growing oranges and Crane
fruit with very good success. The only
real depression mentioned by Mr.. Fuller
was that which exists in sections where
they had an oil boom which has col.
lapsed.
Silk Dresses and Hats greatly reduc-
ed at Lightbourn s Ladies Shop. Bar
bara Worth Bldg. adv.
Commons Calexico Orchestra. never
fails to please. Phone Calexico 3sl.
adv.
Auctioneers Volunteer Services
of III Centre 5 auctioneers, Iinn, Wach
tel and Stanton have volunteered their
services at the purebred livestock sale
to be held at the fair grounds Saturday,
April 10. This is to be one of the big
things of the coming month and a large
crowd is expected TO gather for it. 1t
is greatly appreciated that the auc-
tioneers have shown their interest in a
community affair in so substantial :,
manner.
Coming Soon-Our 1c sale, Valley
Drug Co. adv.
Simon was called to Calexico this af
ternoon to conduct charges against two
defendants in preliminary hearings of
their cases. One of these is the ease OF
forgery charged against Earl +. Hall,
accused of signing the name of CaleX
leo S city treasurer to city vouchers
Edward Brooks, held for burglary, was
also to come up for preliminary hear
ing. Both eases are before Judge Stein
tori.
Our 1c Sale, bigger and better than
ever. Valley Drug Store. adv.
Prominent Broker Here-Edwin l..
Geesling, prominent broker of San
Francisco, was in FL Centre today on
business for his firm. Purchase of
eantaloupe crops was said to have been
Mr.. Geeslins's purpose here.
A Hot Proposition-A leaky oil stove
is said to be the cause of the fire at
the home of Roma 1audrez, at the cor
ner of Third and Commercial streets
Monday evening Mr.. laudrez esti-
mates his loss at about $3.50. The fire
department made a hurried call to the
scene and found the flames and smoke
pouring out of the kitchen windows.
The blaze was extinguished in short
time.
Firemen to Banquet-The annual
fireman's banquet will be held this
evening in the fire hall. The committee
in charge of the spread has arranged
a unique program for the occasion. All
members of the department and their
wives will attend the affair.
Imperial Valley press., 1922-03-28
GERMANY CAN'T PAY

BERLIN, March 2s.--Germany can.
not meet the allied reparations de-
mands by means of fresh taxation
amounting to sixty billion marks with
out courting financial ruin, Chancellor
Wirth declared in the Reichstag this
afternoon.
Imperial Valley press., 1922-03-28
CLAIM GIRL NORMAL

SAN FRANCISCO, March 2S.-Tcst
imony designed to- prove Virginia
Rappe was normal girl, enjoying ex-
cellent health immediately preceding
her death, was to be introduced at to-
day 3 session Of Roscoe (Fatty) Ar
buckles trial OH charges of taking her
life ut his Labor day party here.
Imperial Valley press., 1922-03-28
QUITS POSITION

CHICAGO, March 28.-Albert Phil
lips, labor member of the United States
railroad labor board, resigned today be-
cause of i'll health. This will leave four
appointments to be made by President
Harding in April, as the terms of three
other members expire next month.
Imperial Valley press., 1922-03-28
Nr. Todd's Music Studios
Are at ga Olive. Phone W.-Adv.

Dan Cupid Busy-The little love God,
D. Cupid has evidently been a busy in
dividual lately. 1t is said he has been
instrumental in bringing the prospee-
tive grooms to the county clerk g office
because four of them have been issued
marriage certificates. They are: Hugh
II. Shafer 33, Ethel Fox 81, both of FL
Centre; John l.. Whitehead, 40, Mabel
Z. johnson 81, both of Calexico; fsi-
dro Hernandez 80 of Brawley, Francis
ca Gallegosi So, of Brawley; Sigsbee r..
Norton "a and Ella Z. Fife 20, both of
Brawley.
Imperial Valley press., 1922-03-28

No Secret Diplomacy-Some are
charging that there is too much secret
diplomacy in connection with public
affairs in city and county. Even the
club women are accusing some of their
leaders of :" fixing things OH the out
side. Here S hoping there is nothing to
the charge.
Imperial Valley press., 1922-03-28
In the Interest of Alfalfa Growers

In the Interest of Alfalfa Growers
A. Gregory and II. w. Otis of Redlanda
are in Brawley today to meet alfalfa
growers of that section in the interests
of an alfalfa growers association which
will probably be formed in Imperial
Valley. They met the FL Centre grow
ers Saturday afternoon and went into
the matter with them very thoroughly.
Imperial Valley press., 1922-03-28

Big dance at Seeley Wednesday
night. Adv.
Imperial Valley press., 1922-03-28

Beginning Wednesday Night, lanc.
every Wednesday and Saturday night
at Seeley. adv
Imperial Valley press., 1922-03-28
'EWS BRIEFS
FROM CITY AND COUNTY

On Track Team--Arthur CAREY re-
turned to Los Angeles after a two-day
visit with relatives and friends. Arthur
is registered in Occidental College as
a sophomore and is devoting much of
his time on the cinder track. He will
leave with the school track team for
Stanford where athletes of both schools
will compete speed honors next Satur
day. Art was a member of the FL
Centre high school track team aud won
a number of events
Table d'Hote Dinner 81 per Cover
Hotel Barbara Worth. Special T-bone
Steak Dinner 90c.-Adv.
Watch for our lie sale. Valley Drug
Co. adv.
Bumper Lettuce Record-The South
ern Pacific Company reports $500 ears
of lettuce have been shipped from the
valley TO date. 1t is estimated that
about 300 more ears will conclude the
shipping activities from local points
this year The total number of ears
of lettuce sent in 1921 was 3,42S, ac
cording to the report of the district
freight agent, G. w. Rmge.
Mr.. John Miles Sale on the Miles
ranch seven miles southwest of Ell
Centre is the place for buyers for first
class lst calf heifers to attend lot of
year old heifers in this sale, heavy
springers, sale viii be held next
Thursday, Mar. 80, loberal terms, Zinn,
Duff and Brewer, auetioneers. adv.
Wocda Blessy Dancing
Studio, 7a3 Orange. Phone 4l1-W.
ADV.
Quests Here-Mr and Mrs. ID. W.
Stone of Los Angeles were guests here
over the week end of Mr.. and Mrs. w.
f. Alexander. Mr.. Stone who is an
a'old time newspaper man was form
erly owner and editor of the Trinidad,
Colorado Chroniele-News
Marie Jenkins Violin Studio, 500
Olive. Phone Az. adv.
Big Dance at seeley Wednesday
night. adv.
Makes Big Deals-M. ]. Westerfield,
manager Of the Imperial Valley Press,
Saturday completed two of the largest
real estate deals in the history of
Riverside, an item in the Riverside
Press stated today. The first transac-
ton was the sale of Mr.. Westerfield s
home to Mayor S. c. Evans. In the
second transaction, Mr.. Westerfield
purchased an entire city block.
John Miles Sale for first class heif
ers, next Thursday, Mar. so. adv.
Imperial Valley press., 1922-03-28
Cheapest and Best-ShOe Art

Making Good Showing = George
whitloek of Holtville, champion fright
Of way solicitor for the drainage
system in districts one and five, reports
these districts have four large dredges
at work and they are making rapid
progress.
Big Dance at Seeley Wednesday
night. adj.
Imperial Valley press., 1922-03-28

John Miles Sale for first class heif-
ers, next Thursday, Mar. so. adv,
Imperial Valley press., 1922-03-28

Big Dance Mt Seeley Wednesday
night. adv
Imperial Valley press., 1922-03-28

Big Dance at Seeley Wednesday
night. adv.
Imperial Valley press., 1922-03-28

Squeeze 2 Grapefruit into n glass o
water, no sugar needed if you use Bar
bara Worth. adv
Imperial Valley press., 1922-03-28
Wocda Blessy Dancing
Studio, 723 Orange. Phone 4l1-W.
ADV

Guests Here-Mr. and Mrs. ID. W.
Stone of Los Angeles were guests here
over the week end of Mr.. and Mrs. w.
f. Alexander. Mr.. Stone who is an
''old-time' newspaper man was form
erlv owner and editor of the Trinidad,
Colorado Chronicle News.
Imperial Valley press., 1922-03-28

Firemen to Banquet-The annual
fireman's banquet will be held this
evening in the fire hall. The committee
in charge of the spread has arranged
a unique program for the occasion. All
members of the department and their
wives will attend tie affair.
Imperial Valley press., 1922-03-28

Beginning Wednesday Night, dance
every Wednesday and Saturday night
at Seeley. adv
Imperial Valley press., 1922-03-28

Marie Jenkins Violin Studio, 500
Olive, Phone All. adv.
Imperial Valley press., 1922-03-28

For Wounded Veterans-The Wom-
ms Auxiliary of the Calexieo post
American Legion will ship a box of
and iellies and jam to wounded
veterans in the Palo Alto hospital
of this week.
The herald., 1922-04-20

introduced to him all over again as
Mrs. Carter"-there was no halfway,
In the eyes of the world at least, in
this relationship Of hers with Richard,
and she must begin TO take her place
in the family.
"Mrs. Carter Harriet loved that
distinction as if the title, the sigma
ture, and the dignity had never been
youchSafed TO wOmankind before. She
had marveled at her old self, that had
taken Miss" and Mrs" with cheer
full indifferenCe-why, there was a
worldwide chasm between the two!
Just to have this silly Saunders boy
call her Mrs. Carter, as a matter of
course, was TO receive the acColade
that gave her all her longcd-for
dreams in one. 1t was the name of
the man she loved. and, even though
I'm a shadowy and unloved way, she
liked the title that made her his.
And now she owed him the truth,
the whole, painful, humiIiating story.
If she had told him months ago, so
much the better and Drawer woman
she! She had not done so; she had
been fighting Nina and his mother
then; she had been afraid. But she
was not afraid now; he could forgive