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SveÌŒt = World. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1911-1939, 1922-12-04
MELLON A DAUCHERTY
KRITISOVANI.
Ma sjezdu konanem ku konci
minul<ho tydne We
Washingtons.

Washington, 2. prosince. Pc
krokovci v kongresu mimo
nej skontili zde dnes svij dvou
denni Sized salvou proti Hard
ingove administered.
Pred nekolika sty muzi a ze-
Eami ma bankete vystrojenem
ma pocest move zvolenych po-
krokovych senatori, kongresni
XII a guvernerI, Sam. Inter
meyer z New Yorku prohlasil,
ze "zadna verejna sluzba, jiz
snad by president Harding Wy
konal, nemIze vyvaziti zlo zpd
scbene ustanovenim Harry M.
Daughertyho generalnim ma
vladimir Spojenych Statd."
Zminuje Sc o Daughertym
jako "cloveku ma 1rovni ward
niho politikare," Untermyef
prohlasil, ze jest "bez vedeni
a vzdelani jako pravnika, muz,
jehoz celozivotni ovzdusi a
prakticka prace byly jako ma
honciho v zakonodarnach a
mic jineho". Tato sva smela
tvrzeni Untermyer dolozil Get
nymi ddkazy.
Jeste ostrejSi rany byly W.
paleny proti Mellonovi, sekre-
tai pokladny, zejmena guver-
nerem Blainem z Wisconsin, a
Ikcng1esnikem Frearem z te-
hoz statu Tento prohlasil, re
Mellon, jehoz jmeni jest ko-
lem I$3O04OOO,000 a jenz jest
s1castnen y'Sdlouhe rade veil
kychvkcrpofaci., dal priklad,
jak sc ma Siditi vlada O dane
il prinalezejici prohlasovanim
akciovych dividend ma miste
ma hotovosti.
Ma sjezdu pokrokovcI pri-
jato bylo vice resoluci, v nichz
v jedne Sc zada doplneni fede-
ralni ustavy v tom smyslu, ably
president byl volen lidem pri-
mo a nikoli prostrednictvim
kollegia elektorG.
SveÌŒt = World. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1911-1939, 1922-12-04
CESKE DfTKO ZfSKALO
PRVNf CENU.

Detroit, Mich, 1. prosincc.
Tyto dny konala Sc v budove
international Institute Build
ing vystava deti vsech narod-
nosti, ktere jsou v Detroit "a
stoupeny. Deti byly rozdeleny
ma tri tridy, die start a nejstar-
81 z mich byly cd jednoho do
dvou rokd. Prvni cenu dostala
Ruth Marie Hromadkova, ma
licka Ceska, stara diva a pull
mesice. Dostala nejen prvni ce
nu We tride prvni, v niz jsou nej
mladsi d6ti do sesti mesicl, ale
i "velkou cenu" mezi vsemi
detmi vIbec. Cenou touto jest
krasny stribrny pohar vyry-
tym napisem. Ma vystave "a
stoupeno bylo ctrnact narodno
sti, krone Cechoslovaku byli
tn Rumuni, Mad'ari, Rekove,
Bulhari, Italove a JIM. Deti by
ly nejen mereny a vazeny, ale
i bedlive prohlizeny a zazna-
menavany vsechny jejich va
dy a prednosti. Mala nase kra
janka dostala 98.7 bodI, nej-
lepsi to kvalifikace re vsech
detl vIbec.
SveÌŒt = World. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1911-1939, 1922-12-04
OPET ULTIMATUM NE
MECKU.

Pariz, 2. prosince. Rada vel
vyslancu poslala ultimatun
Nemecku. pozaduiici, ably "a
platilo million zlatych marek
pred 10. prosincem "a utoky
ma spojenecke dustoiniky v
Passove a Ingolstadtu. Meme
cko bylo vyrozumeno pred
tim, re jeho vymluvy o nemoz
nosti placeni jsou nedostatec-
ne a re fondy We Falcku a Po-
rynsku budou zabaveny, nebu.
deli zadana nahrada slozena.
SveÌŒt = World. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1911-1939, 1922-12-04

sko uznalo zabrani Bessarabie
Rumunskem, nacez Rusko ode
pfelo pfistoupiti.
SveÌŒt = World. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1911-1939, 1922-12-04

feralni navladni We sve odpo-
vedi, "ze "a timto 1silim o
obzalovani stoji jisti radikalnf
vidcove, kteri chteji dati ma
vedomi kazdemu pristimu ge-
neralnimu navladnimu, ze od-
vazi-li Sc vym&hati zakony Spo
jenych StatI proti takovym
organisacim, mlze ocekavati,
ze pohnan buds pred senat Spo
jenych StatI jako vysoky OBJ
zalovaci soud die dstavy."
Ma jinem mfste pravf Daugh
erty, ze "a timto obzalovacim
spisem, "fidicf, udrzujici po-
vzbuzujici stihani, stoji sera-
deni koristnici,S grafteri, tax
zvani valecni podvodnici a vsi
chni ii, kdoz pouzili valky k
svemu obohaceni a kteri po-
hnani byli neb jeste budou
pred soud odborem spravedlno
sti jako vysledek dlouheho a
trpeliveho vysetrovani, narize-
neho generalnim navladnim."
Dnes zaroven generalni ma
vladni odpovedel ma 1tok KITE
ry ucinil ma neho Samuel Un-
termeyer ma bankete pri skon-
cent sjezdu vudcI pokrokove-
no politickeho hnuti v Ameri-
,ce kde new-yorsky advokat
pravil o Daughertym, ze jest
ma 1rovni wardniho politika-
re. Daugherty vytyka Inter-
meyrovi, ze bohatstvi sve ma
hromadil pri pomahani " or
ganisaci trustd, jez nyni prany
ruje a vytyka generalnimu ma
vladnimu, ze jich nestiha.
Vzhledem k vymozeni 81 "a
povedi We stavce zeleznicnich
zamestnancI pravi Daugherty,
re "a stejnych okolnosti wy
zdvihl 81 zapoved' tehdejsi ge-
neralni navladnf OMey a neje-
nom nebyl "a to kritisovan, ale
tesil sc Icte a vaznosti celeho
naroda
SveÌŒt = World. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1911-1939, 1922-12-04
BANDITE PREPADLI MESTO

Forth Worth, Tex, 2. pro-
since. Bandite terrorisovali
Brownsfield, zapalili nekolik
staveni v srdci m6stecka a wy
plenini postu, die sporych
zprav, jez dosly sem. Spojeni
S mesteckem bylo 1plne preru
Seno nasledkem ohne. Lupici
zapalili staveni, ably zakryli o.
loupeni posty. Diva z lupicske
roty byli pry chyceni a vetsina
koristi Jim odnata.
SveÌŒt = World. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1911-1939, 1922-12-04
LUSITANIA VEZLA SIRE
1.-Two.
Tehdejsi vyberci ella daI ma ve-
rejnOst dlouho tajenOu
zpravu

New York, 3. prosince. Par
mix Cunardske spolecnosti, Lu
sitania, potopeny n6meckou
ponorkou blize Irskeho pobre-
Ii V +. 1915, newell sice zad-
nvch del, vojska aniz traska-
vil, ale veil 5,4OO beden sire
liva, die zpravy tehdejsiho w
berciho ella, V newyorskem pri
stavu, Malone-a, jez teprv ny
nj dana Ma verejnost otiStena
V New York World
Malone-ova zprava, pravl o.
nen casopis, podana byla Sc
kretari pokladny McAdoo-ovi.
Byla datovana i. cervna 1915
a hyla vyzadana po nemecke
odpovedi ma prvni notu presi-
denta Wilsona ze dne 13. kvet
ma q niz Sc tvrdilo, re Lusita-
Mia byla ozbrojena a re jeji
rychle potopeni nebylo vinou
torpedo, nybrz vinou vybuchu
streliva.
Malone pravi. re zpravu tu-
to dial ma vereinost, ponevadz
byl zahrnovan zadostmi, z teto
zeme a tez Evropy, ably W.
svstlil, jaky vlastne vezla ma
nlad Lusitania a zdali bylo ma
palube kanadske vojsko, iak
Sc tvrdilo S nemecke strany a
della.
Strelivo, jez nest 'astna lod'
vezla, neobsahovalo traskavi-
ny We smyslu zakona a pravi-
de-, jak byly vylozeny vladimir
cdborem obchodu. Pri potope-
nj Lusitanie zahynulo pres L.
600 osob, mezi mimi sto Ameri-
canu.
SveÌŒt = World. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1911-1939, 1922-12-04

most. -Nemecko proti tomu je
zeslabeno a nemGze Rusku po.
skvtnouti Zadne hmotne pomo-
ci. Ucini vsak vse, ably zdIraz.
milo technickou pomoc a zpev.
milo hospodarskou pasku mezi
obarna staty. Nemecko-ruska
obchodni smlouva, ma niz Sc jiz
pracuie, da vzajemnym sty.
kuhn obou narodI pevne obry.
sy Il ulehci jejich hospodar.
ske spcieni
SveÌŒt = World. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1911-1939, 1922-12-04
RUDf CHYSTAJf PRY
UTOK.

Honolulu, H. I. Pekingska
depese do Tokia, obdrzena u
zdejsiho japonskeho casopisu
"Zipi" pravi, ze $4,000 muzI
sovetskeho vojska chysta Sc ma
padnouti q uchv&titi dIlezitou
Vychodocfnskou drahu.
Imperial Valley press., 1922-11-03
Tom Sims Says:
The world gets better. An in
ventor has tickless clock.

The world gets better. An in
ventor has tickless clock.
The annual shortage of plumbers
has been announced.
A. politician with strings tied 10
him has his drawbacks.
When a man goes aboard ship now
he is on the water wagon.
The only branch of the air service
that hasn't been breaking any speed
record is Congress.
We often think the old gray mat
ter ain t what she used to be.
The ncwlyweds are not as foolish
as thes nearlyweds which are not as
foolish as the never-weds.
Deer hunters report an excellent
crop of rabbits.
The weather man could vacatt
now and leave a three months sup
ply of colder predictions.
Some women won't be happy u
heaven if all the wings are alike.
Imperial Valley press., 1922-11-03
GERMAN BANKRUPTCY

The German government, by suggesting Reputation OF
its reparaon debts loses the support Of friends and the
tolerance of enemies
To urge curtailment postponement OF reparatlon
payments thing To urge bankruptcy means OF
evadng all payment quite another thing The latter pol
icy seems particularly ndefensibe because of the wide
spread conviction that Germany present financial troubles
are of her making.
France did not plunge into wild currency initiation in
1871 after her disastrous defeat by Prussia and did not
attempt repudiaon France kept her sound and so
was able borrow enough abroad to her huge ndemn
ty to Germany within two years France In as bad
shape industrially financially Germany when
the present ended and again did not try to pull her.
self out of a hole by debasing her currency
If Germany follows this latest suggestion of Chan
celor Wrth will stand accused of having ruined her
finances deliberately for the purpose of escaping
her obligations the nations whose she killed and
whose property she destroyed.
1t is impossible for Germany to command the
gold needed payment But there is Germany virtually
the same ever with her power her land her indus
trial and equipment Germany pay at least
in services goods and will doubtless be held to such
payment far she pay in gold within
enable period.
Imperial Valley press., 1922-11-03
LESS SALUTLNG

good many former army say that military
service wouldn't be so bad if it not for the
lasting saluting 1t is bother for private be always
the lookout lest he commit breach of discipline by
failing to salute passing officer 1t goes against the gran
too with the American to such Difference to
any human benig be paid according tradition
and rule, to any military superior.
1t is worse for the officers than for The
salute mutual thing and the officer is bound return
it. Thus while private salues once officer may have
to salute so times.
Nearly everybody who is in the army has been in
it will welcome the proposed change military regulations
eliminating the exchange of sautes between officers and
men except when post. There any good
for insisting such formal etiquette in this
try, and its abolition should improve army morale rather
than lower it,
Imperial Valley press., 1922-11-03
THE MUSIC WE LIKE

When Sousas band played the other day in a large
auditorium, 2O34O crowded into the hall at two
performances The receipts for the day said to be
$4,000.
Let all who have despared of the artistic morale of the
American people take hope For Sousas music always
wholesome, always nvigorating He frankly omits music
of the very fine type which unsuited to his medium he
admits much music of light and cheerful type always
appealing to the highbrow But he permits his
which bad in itself lowering it's effect His
musicianship is sure and within the limits he has
himself he finds plenty of splendid stirring wellwrten
material Sousas compositions destined for long
life His band has for many bene Of the finest in
fluences in American life.
Do the American people appreciate and enjoy the quail
y of this sturdy stuff? When $4,000 out Of one
city in day for this purpose it looks rather if they
did,
Some day when aviator hops off for long trip,
instead OF making nonstop flight couldn't he do the
English language favor by simply making continuous
flight?
lot of fishermen along the and the Great
Lakes reversing the old procedure and taking fish with
them when they 90 out to catch OF BOOZE
Imperial Valley press., 1922-11-03
THE TOWN FORUM

minister in of the larger cities started forum in
his church for the unbiased discussion of topics of public
interest In year the forum became popular and
exerted such excellent influence that larger and
central location has been chosen for its activities this
winter
Any community better off for such institution 1t
offers the opportunity for friends neghbors and strangers
together and discuss all sorts of public questions
If is really to educatve force it must be
partisan and nonsectaran 1t should act the odfash
ioned debating society did, clarity opinion and to pre-
sent all sides of any question.
The more the people of any community get together
and discuss openly and without heat the problems that
bese the the less there is for the growth of secret
things preudicia to the general good and the less danger
there of the things prejudca the general good
and the less danger there of the town being given
to political bossism class rule.
Imperial Valley press., 1922-11-03

Of Mrs. John Kavanaugl, where all
sorts of ",spooky" games were enjoy
ed until late hour.
There will be foot ball game be-
tween Holtville and Calexico high
school this afternoon at Calexico.
There will also be an Indoor baseball
game between the girls of the high
schools.
Joe Chamberlain, valley pioneer
who has been residing in the past few
| years at Escondido, is again in the
valley putting in his 40 acres east of
town in vegetables.
Mrs. Elwell, Los Angeles, who has
been visiting the homo of Il. V. Ed
wards the past three weeks has return
cd to her home.
Earl Wilkens, former employe OF
Water Company No. 2, has left for
Riverside, where Ac received q new
position as book-kceper for the Ham
mopd Lumber Company.
Ray Simons and family have moved
to the former Harrison home on Palm
street.
The many friends of Mrs. Walter
Wcydcll will be glad to know she has
recovered from her Illness which cx-
tended over a number of weeks.
Howard Jones and family arc NOV
ing to their Mcloland ranch, where
Mr.. Jones is raising vegetables.
Mr.. and Mrs. r. w. Farmer are the
proud parents Of young son, born a
few days ago.
Mr.. and Mrs. Reese are leaving
Holtville shortly for the coast.
Mrs. Ernest Edwards entertained a
number of friends at dinner party
ut her home Wednesday evening.
Sam Webb has bought the black
smith shop, formerly run by Oscar
Lyons, and will run the same in con
nection with his acetylenc business
Mr. Lyons viii leave soon for the
coast.
Imperial Valley press., 1922-11-03
Gift AlligatOrs in
Park at HOltviAe
By Special Staff Correspondent

HOLTVILLE, Nov. 3.-The person
who sent Mrs. j. S. Bridenstine a box
of alligators three months ago as a
joke, would be surprised to see them
all happy and growing larger every
day. There are Is in the family and
they are all living. They are fed a
generous supply of beef scraps each
day. Since the weather is cooler they
stay down deeper in the water and one
has to punch with a stick to make them
come up and be friendly. 1t is worth
the time of anyone who has not seen
an alligator to come to the Holtvolle
city park and take look at our pet
family.
The Central Highline Farm Bureau
held an all-day meeting Wednesday,
with Miss Decker, county advisor, OH
interior decoration present. The home
of Mrs. G. ii. Eckert was decorated.
The Girl Reserve, of the high school,
held a Hallowe 'en party at the home
Imperial Valley press., 1922-11-03
Bedtime Stories
UNCLE WIGGILY's BATH TUB

Copyright, 1922, by Mcclure Newspaper
Syndicate
Imperial Valley press., 1922-11-03
TO LLOYD GEORGES CREDIT

An American financial writer, considering the Lloyd
George regime merely from business standpoint gives the
former premier credit for these notable achievements:
Budgets balanced
Credits re-established
Industrial energies composed and restored.
Productive efficiency revived.
Trade prestige regained.
Lloyd George, to be sure did not accomplish all this
alone But with all due allowance made for heroworshp
it be admitted that he had good deal to do with it.
At least he refraned from interference with wholesome
constructive processes and that important part of
craftsmanship.
The list printed above gives fresh emphasis to Great
Britans remarkable achievements since the armistce,
under adverse conditions No other belligerent country
except possibly America has done WE'LL and in the first
mentioned the balancing of her budget Britain stands
entirely alone
Imperial Valley press., 1922-11-03
The Water and POUer Act
An Analysis
By r. D. McPHERRIN

1T is readily seen with what care the
trainers of the proposed Water and
Power Amendment have made it i'm.
possible in Section TX to- put any of
the proceeds from the sale of bonds
into the state t<easury. If the board
makes money, if it has funds in the
shape Of revenues on thes business done,
then the board repays the treasury,
not otherwise. And Section X in para
graph two provides manner in which
such sums shall be returned to the state
treasury should the board fail to make
nloney-t that is to say-by the collec.
tion of such additional taxes rs shall
be necessary to raise the required
amounts abstractcd from the state
treasury.
The sum of $25o,ooo is appropriated
by Section \ to enable the board to
set up housekeeping.
The finance committee, under Sectionl
AI, and all others concerned are re-
quired to keep books and make an an
nuaf report.
Section XII reeites that the state
and political subdivisions shall have a
preferred right to water and electric
energy as against privately owned pub.
lie utilities selling water or electric
energy to the public, and the language
of the section limits this right and
says further that,
As between those otherwise
equally entitled, the. board shall
supply water or electric energy TO
Imperial Valley press., 1922-11-03

i &
a noise downstairs in his hollow stump
bungalow.
els that you, Nurse Janc-baek so
soon?' asked the bunny. 81 thought
you were to be gone all day. | haven Z
gone out yet. F"
.'Well, you don need to go out
that is until after | have nibblcd your
ears!' growletb a harsh voice, and
Uncle Wiggily was so frightened that
lie dropped one shoe he was about to
put on.
"It IS the Bear!'' whispered the bun
ny "The Busliy Bear! y
"'Tramp. Shufflel Bung!" sounded
footsteps on the stairs.
1t was. thc Bear coming up.
| "Oh, there you are. cried the Bear
as he saw Uncle Wiggily in the bath
room. A''W What have you been doinge''
asked the Bear "And what .is that
shiny white thing, in the middle Of the
room.'
"That,'' answered the bunny, sis
my bath tub, !, new one | just had put
| in. Don t you ever take Il bath, Mr..
lsear?o inquired the bunny. For he
had wild hope in his heart that he
| might play some trick on the bear by
means of the bath tub
"Oh, yes, | take Il bath, growlcd
| the Bear. "But / stand. under a
waterfall, or | jump III some river or
lake for my BATH
| "Doesn t it make you hungry to take
a bath9" went on Uncle Wiggily.
| ."Ycs, it does" growlcd the Bear. 81
am hungry for your ears, but l think
[ would be more hungry if | took "a
bath in your new tub. Here, show me
how you take bath in q tub. y
son, this is Just what j wanted to
happen!" thought the bunny. IN fix
+ this Bear so lie won't nibble my ears
today!"
g How do you take a bath'' growlcd
the shaggy creature.
| HHWell,' answered Uncle Wiggily,
''you take off your clothes, get in the
tub and sozzlc yourself with soap and
warm water. Here, this is where you
turn on the water and the bunny
showed the Bear the shiny faucets, one
marked hot and the other cold. 81
think | We used up all the hot water,
said Uncle Wiggily, $50 TN 90 down.
stairs and light the gas heater. Then
| you II have warm water for your bath.
Turn this faucet for the warm water
and this for the cold, said Uncle Wig.
gily, but he played a trick on the Bear.
For the bunny pointed to the faucet
marked hot aud said that was the cold
one.
Well, hurry and light the heater" T"
/ ,l,1 I t.E
| bath II nibbIe your cars. And, mind
you, don I you dare, run away when IN
| taking Il bath f" ~
| Uncle Wiggily said he wouldn 7. The
bunny made the water sizzling hot and
called to the Bear.
"Gct, in the tub and turn on the cold
water first. T" The Bear got in the tub.
! Ne turned the faucet marked hot, for
he thought that was cold, and mo,
nent later such Il hoWling came from
| that bathroom!
''Oh, woozic woozie, wiffy-wuff;' -
howled the bear as the hot water
| splasbcd on him. :" IN on fire! IN
all scaldcd! And out of the window he
jumped to find a cold spring Of water
into which to jump. So he didn t nib.
bic any ears that day.
| N" lla! Ha!'' laughed Uncle Wiggily
as he turned off the hot water. . Bath
tubs are very useful things to have in
Il bungalow
And if the Jumping Jack doesn Z
| put pineapple in the rag doll 5 bed,
to scratch her all up and make her look
as though she had the measles, III tell
you next about Uncle Wiggily and the
thorn bush.
Imperial Valley press., 1922-11-03

that would be dreadful thing to have
happen, wouldn't it2
But everything turned out all right,
and soon Uncle Wiggily, sweet and
clean, was putting on fresh clothes to
90 seek an adventure.
81 wonder what will happen to me
today?' thought the bunny as he let
the water gurgle out Of the bathtub.
- hope have Il most jolly adventure,
and ! hope
Uncle Wiggily suddenly stopped talk
ing to himself and listened. He heard
Imperial Valley press., 1922-11-03
FIHTEEN YEARS AGO
November 8, 1907

Grapevines in the valley still carry
ing bloom and fruit in all stages and
fine grapes are now being picked in
certain vineyards.
Calexico stirred up by several mys-
terious deaths down there attributed
to bad whiskey obtained in Mexieali.
Inadequate electrical power para
lyzes business and cuts off domestic
water supply. Residents of valley
towns advised to hereafter keep in
store sufficient water for domestic
purposes for some hours ahead.
Imperial Valley press., 1922-11-03

And Uncle Wiggily didn t want to do
that, because if he fell on his pink
nose it might never twinkle again, and
Imperial Valley press., 1922-11-03
By HOWARD R. GARIs

Al think said Uncle Wiggily to
himself one afternoon, when he was
ill alone in his hollow stump bungalow,
81 think / shall shave, take q bath
and then 20 out and look for an adj
venture. By that time Nurse Jane will
be home to get supper, and ] shall have
Il fine appetite. Taking a bath always
makes me hungry"
Uncle Wiggily went up to the bath
room, where he had just had Grandpa
Whaekum, the beaver gentleman plumb
err fit in a new bath tub, with hot and
cold running water and everything.
The bunny gentleman mixed up some
soapy lather to rub in his whiskcrs, so
they would shave off more easily, and
as he lathered his face he whistled Il
jolly little tune.
But when Uncle Wiggily began to
shavts himself with the razor, he stop
ped whistling.
"For,' said the bunny, to himself,
elf pucker up my lips to whistle ]
may cut off the tip of my pink, twink
ling nose, AND don t want to do that.
So he kept quiet when he was using
the razor.
But when the bunny gentleman had
filled the tub with warm, soapy water,
and was splashing away in it, he be
gan TO sing. 1t is a good sign, you
know, to sing in your bath. 1t shows
that you are happy and healthy and
there is nothing better in this world.
This is what Uncle Wiggily sang:
81 love to sozzle in the suds,
And lather up the soap.
1t floats around my bath tub white,
As if it were boat.
j sometimes drop soap on the floor,
The back and forth it goes.
If | should step on it | would
Fall tumbling on my nose.3'
And Uncle Wiggily didn t want to do
that, because if he fell on his pink
nose it might never twinkle again, and
Imperial Valley press., 1922-11-03
Looking Backward
What the Press Files Tell Of
Imperial Valley for This Day
in Past Years
TWENTY-oNE YEARS AGO
November 3, 1901

Dr. Charles ID. Walcott, director of
the geological survey, now in valley,
says that in an arid region it is water
and not land that means production.
Work begun on East Side canal by
California Development Company
which, when completed will bring
$4,000 acres thus far filed upon in that
section under cultivation
Imperial Valley press., 1922-11-03
TEN YEARS AGO
November g 1903

G. d. Armstead appeals to home own
ers to put spare beds at disposal of
Fair committee to accommodate a large
number of visitors coming from San
Diego, Los Angeles Riverside and
other towns to see the exhibit. Rcser-
yations are already in demand for ac-
commodations and hotels cannot take
care of ALL
A total of 2l9 sacks of waste paper
were gathefed and burned Saturday
by the kiddies who were helping the
Ten Thousand Club i'll its clean up
campaign.
Mr.. and Mrs. Eldon Bragg return
from the coast where they have been
for some time.