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Warren sheaf. [volume] (Warren, Marshall County, Minn.) 1880-current, 1922-07-26
"A. N. Lodoen
Per III. Kulle
Ole Torgerson
A. s. Rookie
A. 3. ROkke
Carl n Alaon

Carl T. Olson
Commissioner Ole Torgerson offered
the following resolution in writing
and moved its adoption:
Whereas J.. p. Darlington, Highway
Engineer has filed his final estimate
setting forth that the Minneapolis
Bridge Co. has completed County Job
No. zoos. State Aid Road No. 10 III
accordance with plans and specifica-
tons and that there is due said Min
neapolis Bridge Co. on contract bal
anceHof $323.53. Now Therefore Be It
Resolved that said final estimate be
and the same is hereby approved and
that the Auditor issue to said Mime
polls Bridge Co. his warrant for
1888 in payment Of said estimate.
Commissioner A. N. Lodoen seconded
the motion and the same being put
received q majority of the votes OF
the members Of the County Board and
was duly carried and was by the
Chairman. then presiding. 50 declared;
the following resolution in writing
Resolved that the sum Of $4,000 be
out of the General Revenue Fund as
Commissioner Per II. Kulle seconded
received a majority Of the votes of
the members of the County Board and
was duly carried and was by the
Chairman, then presiding. SO declared.
The Board proceeded to make an
estimate OF expenses OF the County
for the year 1922 tax levy which es-
tfmafe ia aa fn1lnwa $500 1gsgEE ri
Warren sheaf. [volume] (Warren, Marshall County, Minn.) 1880-current, 1922-07-26
OFFICIAL. PRO CEEDlNCS Of THE COUNTY
BOARD, MARSHALL COUNTY, MINNESOTA

Minutes OF June 18th meeting read
and approved as read.
Board proceeded to select supple
mentary list Of Grand and Petit Jurors
in the place Of the names OF the
Jurors retired from the list Of quali-
fled electors, as follows:
Warren sheaf. [volume] (Warren, Marshall County, Minn.) 1880-current, 1922-07-26
1T Looked Like q BATTLEFIELD i'm Eu-
rope" Said MIR. G. Dunster.

"Was staying at 9 hotel in small
Pennsylvania town. EARLY one morn
ing l went to the stable to hire q
rig and was shown a pile of dead rats
killed with RAT-SNAP the night be-
fore. Looked like a battlefield in
Europe" Three sizes, Soc, 65c, $125
Sold and guaranteed by Peoples Trad
ing Co. and Warren Pharmacy.
Warren sheaf. [volume] (Warren, Marshall County, Minn.) 1880-current, 1922-07-26

Official proceedings Of the County
Board OF Marshall County, Minnesota.
Annual July meeting held July 10th,
18th and 18th, 1922
. Chairman at 10 o'clock A. M. All
members present.
Warren sheaf. [volume] (Warren, Marshall County, Minn.) 1880-current, 1922-07-26

State Road in East Park and Huntly
was on motion laid over.
Examination Of County Treasurer's
books and accounts by the County
Board Of Marshall County. Minnesota,
We do hereby certify and report
that We made an examination on the
18th day Of July. 1922, and found as
follows: <1T-.& -
Cash items. money orders
state Bank, Warren ------- 1865 81
State Bank. Viking -----7-- l1.913.44
Argyle ----------------- 25,117s6
First National Bank. Warren l4,62s 54
Farmers State Bank ------- 1862. IS
First National Bank Argyle 25.147.08
Warren National Bank ---- 14,783.5S
Farmers State Bank, New ,ss...
Citizens state Bank, Oslo = $685.
First State Bank. Oslo ----- / 1869
State Bank. Alvarado ------- 13.ssO.33
Farmers State Bank, Alvar-gs AZ ~
State Bank of Middle River 12,947.6s
State Bank Of Grygla ------ 9,139.7S
Farmers e Merchants State
Bank, Strandquist ------- 9,837.O4
Security State Bank, Middle ..-s.,- n-,.
River ----------------- 11,941.s2
den ------------------ s.3s7s5
Farmers State Bank Radium ,314.14
Farmers State Bank. Gatzke 6. 1921
Citizens State Bank, Grygla 9.0O4.91
Citizens State Bank, Argyle 13,873.75.
Farmers State Bank, Rose
WOOD acknowledgements 2,663.S5
Total --------------------$2so,544. 14
A. N Lodoen
Warren sheaf. [volume] (Warren, Marshall County, Minn.) 1880-current, 1922-07-26

the following towns were rejected:
Whiteford, Cedar, ROLLS, Holt. Como.
East Park, Newfo1den. Lincoln and
Huntly.
On motion adjourned to Aug. 9Th,
1922. at 10 o'clock A. M
CARL T. OLSON,
Chairman Of County Board,
Marshall County, Minnesota
Attest:
A. G.. LUNDGREN,
- County Auditor and Ex-Offlcio
Clerk Of County Board
auditors Sean
Warren sheaf. [volume] (Warren, Marshall County, Minn.) 1880-current, 1922-07-26

A. =. Stromberg, Asst Fn-
.ineer Sc; Dt: No. % 1910
Is DIT. No. 20 ----l--------- 900
q. 3. Stromberg. Asst En-
Einesr Go. Dt. NO Is - 17.74
Oiof4 eaglin. work on Jud.
pt. No: 20 $780, 1880
Edgar H. Kulle, work on
Jud: DIT. No. 90 ---------- 1926
On motion adjourned to July 11th.
SveÌŒt = World. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1911-1939, 1922-05-04

sinu nez-li byla kdyko-li iina
pred tim"
Radni Damn "pfilozil take
polinko" a pravil, ze hlaya OBJ
ce tresta obyVatelstvo teto war
dy re dvou pf1cin: Jednou jest
re nebyl We ward6 zvolen a
druhou, re jest V nj radnim
Damn. "kohler nebude nikdy
o tuto Wardu dbati, zniGil dd-
v6ru, kterou isme V n6ho kla-
dli." pravil mezi jinym Damn.
Oposice nyneiSi ma arci prl-
lis osobniho pfibarveni, nebot'
povstala nejen nasledkem pro-
puSteni celkem bezvyznamne
zenske, jez k tomu jeSt6 nikte-
rak nepotfebovala vydelavati 2
mestskych sluzeb a take spor
pfiostrily diva jine podobne pfi
pady, propusteni dvou tlenn
hlomoziciho klubu re sluzeb V
imenovanych laznich, Ander.
soma a Zoricha.
SveÌŒt = World. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1911-1939, 1922-05-04
Pan Beirich Holub, riditel CHI
neckeho oddelenI newburske
odbocky The Cleveland
Trust Company.

Dnes We ctvrtek opouSti Gle
veland vetSi skup.na kraj janu
ably 6. kvetna vypluli Z New
Yorku parnikem George Wa
shington primo do Bremen, od-
kud pax dale pojednou do Ce-
skosIovenska. Vyletniky do
proVazeti bude al do New Yor-
ku p. Bedr. Holub, manager
cizineckeho oddeleni neWbur-
skG uradoyny The Cleveland
Trust Company, jenz take lou
cici Sc krajany vypravil a roz-
Siri jeho svedomitou peel az 20
same nalodeni. Il krajanu, KITE
ii odiizd6ii, ably Sc bud V stare
Vlasti trvale usadili, aneb il
pouze navStivili, uvadime:
z. X. Dinnebir S rodinou; pi.
VanGckova S dcerou; p. Frank
kos'n manzelkon p. A. Ka-
val rodinou; pi. A. Cunatova,
p. J. Pintner; y. ]. Bulan; p.
+. Miksa; .. Al. Vostatek st. s
rodinou: y. A. Vostatek mi. S
-. n .,,,., =, =, l. L ya.,t1..1t, /, go
SveÌŒt = World. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1911-1939, 1922-05-04
URBANOVIC ZNOVU WAT
DO MESTSKYCI. SLUZEB.

Konstantin A. Urbanovic,
vudce hasicske unie, jehoz pro-
puSteni Zpusobilo pred neja-
kou dobou mnoho hluku a KITE
ry Sc domahal soudni pomoci
prot svGmu vylouceni, vGera
svoii pfi ma okresnim soud6
vyhral. Dne 3. unora minule-
no roku byl pro neuposlechnu-
Ii sv6ho pfedstaveneho propu-
stem re sluzeb m6sta tehdeiSlm
iiditelem mestske bezpecnosti
A. r. Sprostym. Musi byti ne
ien dosazen ale vyplacen mu i
uSlI plat We vySi $4,000.
UrbanoviG byl hasicem po
dobu Ia roku a zadal 0 dovole-
nou, ably Sc mohl sdtastniti ia
ko delegat unie protestnl schn-
re Y Columbus pruti Zakonu 0
zfizeni statnich konstablu. Do
volena byla mu asistentem po-
zarniho Sefa j. Nimmem ode
pfena on sam suspendovan,
pozd6ii propulsion, coz bylo
potvrzeno komisi obcansk&
sluzby.
SveÌŒt = World. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1911-1939, 1922-05-04
JACKIE COOCAN V OLYM-
PA DIVADLE.

Maly roztomilI akter, jehoz
Ira, prostince d6tska jde tax k
srdci, objevuje Sc do patku ma
promitacim platn6 Olympia di-
vadla We hre "My Boy. Ho-
six hraje velice pfirozene i'm
portovane z Evropv dite, jedou
ci k babicce, iez nemela matku
ieho rada. Ma mori zemfe mu
roditelka a hoch Sc pouSti do
NoVeho sv6ta sam. Ma byti na
povestnem ostrove place a skfi
potu zubu, Ellis Isiande odsou-
zen k deportaci, prchne vSak k
a utece ku staremu opuStene-
mu kapitanoVL, S nlmz sdlll Je-
no skromnou dome cn0St do do
by. kdy iej 2amozna bablcka
nalezne. reklama o hre nj
kterak neni prehndna a iestli
ze iste vykony kinematografi-
ckvmi malo kdv spokojeni, ma
" Coogan vas iiste pobavi.
SveÌŒt = World. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1911-1939, 1922-05-04
TESPOkOJEN0ST SLOVIN.
Gu S MAYOREM FRED
kOHLEREM.

Ma schulz as 100 muzu a
zen, clenu the ST. Clair Ave.
Merchant Improvement Associ-
alton bylo protestovano proti
Vystupovani mayora kohlera a
ieho adminiStrace a toto jedna-
III Jest povazoVana "a ne
pratelstvi. Vysledek bude vel
ka hromadna schuze cele %.
Wardy, kdy protest ma bytl
zduraznen. HlaVnim kane
mem urazu jest propustdni pi.
Sintichove z Vereinych lazni
ma vych. G3. I'll. St. Clair ave.
i iin6 Sjkany provad6ne pry na
vzdory radnimu Dammovi.
Mezi iinymi stiznostmi Sc ze-
hra, ze rozpuSten byl telocvic-
ny klub zen, ktery V laznich
cNlcll 4 k1efY muSel uStOupltl
baseballovemu druzstvu, iehoz
hlavou jest synoyec mayora,
Kohler mi.
President kiubu, vcerejsi
schulz poradajiciho, +. M
JaksiC pravil vyslovne (: "Divim
Sc, re mayor Fred kohler ma
zvlastni predsudek proti nam,
SloVinskym Ameritanum. Do
mnivali jsme Sc, ae kdyz bude
zvolen, ze vypudi pol'tiku z
radnice. Nyni vtrim, re budu-
ie daleko horst politickou ma
SveÌŒt = World. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1911-1939, 1922-05-04
DOSVEDCENf

Drispevku skolektovanych p.
Ant. Pacesem We prospech bra
tru haviru V Texas. Nize uvede
~ obnos byl odevzdan uradov-
re Velkoloze Jednoty Taboritu,
Statu Ohio k odeslani ma pa
tricne misto.
Anton PAGES S1.0O: Anton
Maier $1.00; Karel Klima soc;
Anton Brunch soc; Ferda
Schwarts S1.O0: Vaclav kron-
hols zoe; Karel Brykner S1.00;
Henry Veverka $500; Frank
Cernohorsky S1.0O; Rudolf Ho
mola S1.00; JOS. Smekal $1.00;
SveÌŒt = World. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1911-1939, 1922-05-04
SOUDNE ZABAVENE INkU
BATORY S LIHNOUCfMI
Sc kURATY.

j. M. Thumm. vrchni bailiff
municipalniho soudu dostal SC
do podivnych starosti. V OBJ
chode drubezi Kings Hatch
cry, 400 vych. II. ul. sci OBJ
chod die vSeho tax znamenite,
ze mattel zmizel, aniz by "a
platil zamestnancnm, kterl
museli zalovati. Doslo k zaba-
veni elektrickych lihni, V KITE
SveÌŒt = World. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1911-1939, 1922-05-04

rych Sc chysta na sv6t as 1900
roztomilych kuratek a take Sc
liz statecne as 100 denne lih-
ne. Thumm 81 nevi rady s
podobnym pfir6stkem a Geka
ma rozhodnuti soudu. jak Sc
slepiGim dorostem naloziti.
SveÌŒt = World. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1911-1939, 1922-05-04
DOMNELA TRAVICKA POLL
STILA DIVE ZIJfCi DfTKY.
Podezrela zena m6ni vypove-
di. - Lucebni prozkoumani
pozustatku vnesti ma do
zahady svetla.

Jak "a vcerejsiho pokraco.
vani We vySetfovani traviCskG
zahady zalobce Stanton zjistil,
dala domn6la travicka pojisti-
ii dve dltky dosud zijici. Ia
lobce Sc pfesv6dGil osobne a
vid6l poiistky ooou dftek, jez
jsou nyni svereny peel Cerve-
neho kiize, ale neprozradil,
Ma jake obnosy zneii. Do Pitts
burgu zaslan byl dotaz, zda
zminena zena skolektovala po-
jistne "a v m6ste onom zemfe-
le dive ditky z prveho manzel-
stvi, iez Sc mdly stati ob6ti ma
hodile otravy. Okolnosti tyto
byly vysetfovateldm Cervene-
no Kfize znamy a proto Sc sna-
zili, ably ditky Sc dostaly pod
ochranu organisace.
Zahadna zena byla vcera O.
p xI'l c,. 10y eli'
tax ieho asistentem Cassidym
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SveÌŒt = World. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1911-1939, 1922-05-04
POZAR " CESKE CTVRTI.

Chicago, 2. kv6tna. Padesat
rodin bylo dnes pIipraveno o
pristfeSi, kdyz ctvrt bloku ma
Fisk ulici shofelo. Policie jest
toho mineni, re ohen byl zpG-
soben hochy, kteri 81 hrali Sc
sirkami.
SveÌŒt = World. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1911-1939, 1922-05-04
Dobre pOyedal,

UCitel':: MENU mi rastlinu,
ktora obsahuie naiviac bielko-
viny.' Ziak: "Spinat vaj-
ocn."
SveÌŒt = World. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1911-1939, 1922-05-04

NyG a Patek S1.00; Frank Bro
sta soc; Josef Handlir S1.0O;
Joe Vitak soc. Celkem
S13.20.
Imperial Valley press., 1922-04-27
HIGH SCHOOL WILL
STAGE ART EXHIBIT

The first annual art exhibit under
the auspices of the FL Centre high
school will be held here for three days
starting Thursday, May and conclud-
ing Saturday evening, it is announced
today by j. l.. House, principal. A
nominal sum will be charged and the
proceeds will 60 for the purchasing of
pictures for the high school.
This exhibition of pictures included
over 200 of the very best productions
of the masterpieces of art of different
countries and periods. Nearly every gal
lery and country in the world would
have to be visited to see the original
pictures which are brought together in
one collection, it is said.
The exhibition consists of carbon
photographs and engravings, loaned by
the Elson Art company Of Belmont,
Massachusetts. The company is send
ing number of reproductions of sculp-
ture, architecture and important views
of nature. Practically the same col
lection was on exhibition at Imperial
last year and those attending the es-
] hibit pronounced it interesting and
educational.
The funds for purchasing such pic
lures as will be exhibited here next
week, as well as an opportunity to make
q selection from a very large number,
are obtained by means of the exhibition
The larger the attendance, the greater
number of pictures can be secured for
the school, Mr.. House said.
The doors will be open to the public
both in the afternoon and evening.
Imperial Valley press., 1922-04-27
SELL BY TELEPHONE
NEW BUSINESS PLAN

Pleading with merchants to make the
telephone q money maker rather than
mere business convenience, writer IN
Women 8 Wear cites several instances
of stores in various parts of the country
which have been particularly success
full in making sales by encouraging
their patrons to "shOp by telephone. ."
Many telephone selling campaigns
have consisted of advertising drives
the purpose of which has been to call
the firm s telephone number to the
readers attention, while others have
taken the form of sales on specific ar
ticles advertised in connection with
announcements of telephone shopping
services.
Perhaps the most advantageous use
of the telephone, however, says the
writer, is that practiced by q progress
sive firm in Hood River, Ore, the
manager of which is quoted as describ-
ing as follows:
"We have compiled telephone list
of all our customers. When patron
gives his name and address to have a
package sent home we always ask for
his telephone number. This is for the
purpose of calling him if anything goes
| wrong, and also to secure list OF
purchasers who have telephones. This
| list is then used to announce special
offerings. The other day we had q
sale of several small lots of merchan
disc which was too small in quantity
to advertise. We placed one of oul
best sales girls at the telephone and
in short time disposed of it all.
Imperial Valley press., 1922-04-27
SASSY JANE REVIEW
HAS FIRST SHOWING

The "Sassy Jane Fashion Review =
had its initial showing before Ell Centre
women and theatcr goers this afternoon
Mt the Palace theater. A large and
enthusiastic crowd attended the affair
and pronounced it u huge success.
Miss June Rand, "Sassy Jane' her
self and originator of the popular
frocks that bears her name, is here
for the review and is directing the
models. Ten living models are included
in the show. Three of these are moving
actresses from Los Angeles film studios
who have been assisting Miss Rand at
other cities along the coast.
Varney Brothers and company are the
agents for the "Sassy Jane" garments
and have been instrumental in bring
ing the review to FL Centre. The
dresses and color effects used in the
style show are said to be the best ever
seen by local audiences.
George Caldares, manager of the
Palace, presented an appropriate pic
ture, "Bride's Play with pretty Mar
ian Davies. The fashion review will be
given again at the show house this
evening.
Imperial Valley press., 1922-04-27
FRANCE ALONE
IN FACT FIGHT
(Continued from page one J

Continued from page one.)
rights in Russia, payment of Russia s
debts and other matters on which the
Bolsheviki have been issuing contradic-
tory statements.
A plenary session of the conference
has been called for Monday, to approve
final reports of the finance, economic,
and transportation commissions.
Expectations that the Genoa economic
conference may invite the United
States to enter the 10 year European
pact of nonaggression were aroused to-
day by Lloyd Georges speech to cor
respondents.
Lloyd Georges words regarded the
necessity of long truce and his empha-
sis on the point that the United States
is affected by the present disorganiza'
tion of Europe were regarded as tenta-
tive "feelers.'
The premier openly expressed deep
regret that America was absent from
Genoa. He predicted all Europe would
be in fresh "welter of bloOd' with
in his time, perhaps if something were
not done.
The nonaggression pact has not yet
been put on paper.
Imperial Valley press., 1922-04-27
County School pictures-Thc state a,

County School PictureS-Thc state de-
partment of agriculture wrote recently
to the Imperial county department of
education for pictures of rural schools
Of the county to be used in slides at
the summer schools for teachers. The
stipulation was that these should be
pictures taken within the last three
years and not large collection was on
hand at the office but pictures of build
ings and children of Alamitos, Central,
Eastside, Colorado, Mesquite Lake, and
Wideawake districts We're mailed to the
department, which has also written for
daily programs of the best one-teaeher
schools in the county to be used in the
summer schools to compare with those
worked ont by school program experts.
As Imperial only has IL one-teachcr
schools, programs from all of them will
be mailed to the department if they are
sent in to the office in time. Nine
teachers have already responded.
Imperial Valley press., 1922-04-27
Mr.. Todd's Music Studios
Are at 624 Olive. Phone 466-W.-Adv.
Community Church Meet-Workers in

Community Church Meet-Workers in
community churches of Imperial, seeley
and Holtville met yesterday at the Of
flee of George A. Ragan to talk over
the field. Calls are coming for religious
services from many sections of the
county and workers are answering them
as best they can. Sunday school and
preaching services are being held IN "A
number of neighborhoOds and it is hoped
that more may be reached. Those at
the conference yesterday were Rev. j..
A. McGaughey. Imperial; Rev. Stetzell,
Seeley; Rev. Essert, Calexico; Oscar
Sweeney and George A. Ragan, FL Cen
tro.
Imperial Valley press., 1922-04-27
N
CABERDlNE SUITS
DOWN TO $3l.5O

We have just received sew
eral patterns of summer
GABERDINE from the
Lamb Tailoring Company
who are noted for their
ability to fit" and their un-
excelled workmanship. Any
suit Of these patterns to
your measure $3.50.
Imperial Valley press., 1922-04-27
Personal Mention

|. Rex Yonge is leaving tonight for a
| business trip to Los Angeles.
| E. L. Garthwaite, farm advisor, and
Assistant Ellis are with Prof. Biletti
today, who is giving demonstrations on
grape growing at Bradshaw's ranch
west of town and at Meloland.
Mr. and Mrs. John T. johnson left
this morning on their return to Escon
dido, by way of Los Angels.
Mrs. s. o. Buck of Jasper district
was in El Centre today on business.
4 The county board of education will
meet in adjourned session Saturday at
the office of the county school super
intendent.
Prof. H. F. Willebrandt of Brawley
schools is business visitor in Ell Cen
tro today.
Miss Callabeth Houx was recon-
mended to the state board Of education
Saturday for a state normal document
Miss Houx teachSs at Holtville,
w. A. Reams returned today from
Los Angeles where he went to accom-
pany the remains Of the late Tom Liv-
ingston. The Ell Centre party was met
in Los Angeles by #. +. Force, Jim
Crerar and Clifford Daley, former Ell
Centrans and friends of Mr.. Livings-
ton. Services ut the grave were con
Quoted by Los Angeles lodge of Elks
No. 90.
Mrs. Charles L. Hall is spending a
few weeks at her cottage home at Ja-
cumba.
Mrs. c. f. Forte of Riverside is visit
ing Mr.. and Mrs. S. O. Lingo this week
Mrs. George Wilsie is attending the
w. G. T. U. county convention today at
Holtville.
County Assessor Wiley M. Weaver is
about again after having been confin
ed to his home for some time.
A. NJ. Lundeen of Corvallis, Ore, is
registered at the Oregon Hotel.
L. V. Horn of Chicago, ]. G. Bassett
Of st. Louis, Mo-, and Bayard and
Marshall Taylor Of Pasadena register
cd at the Barbara Worth hotel.
The register at the Auto Club shows
r. NJ. Dick of Eau Claire, Wisconsin
and w. Henderson of Tucson, Arizona
visiting in this city.
w. r. Snow and family left yester
day by auto for the central part OF
the state where they expect to make
their future home
Mrs. George j. Phelps and Mrs. r
p. Kepley have been to the mountain
to look over prospective site for th'
Y. w. G. A. summer camp.
Miss Virginia Brookfield of Jerome
Arizona, connected with the pOsta
service, is here to spend few day
with her mother, Mrs. M. Q. Brook
field.
Rev. Tierre says Mexicans low
music, flowers and little children. The.
also love dogs which he thinks is t.
their credit. Mr.. Tierre is himsel
Spanish and is doing missionary worl
among his people in Mexicali.
Registered at the Barbara Wort
hotel are Mrs. E. A. Everitt and Mis-
E. M. Everitt of Orange, New Jersey
Mrs. A. l.. McIndor and Miss Il. Lor
of Ossipee, New. York; and Miss /
G. Barndollar of Elizabeth, New Jei
sey.
Imperial Valley press., 1922-04-27

University Expert May s-Miss Jessie
Decker of the university extension de-
partment will be in the valley on May
s, and Mrs. Yonge, home denomination
agent, wants all members of the ''have
your own room'' project, new and old,
to send in the names Of the six girls
and two project leaders in each district
at once. Miss Decker will be in the
county for one week and will visit each
center which is carrying on the project
and give the final lesson on room fur
nshing.
Imperial Valley press., 1922-04-27
'EWS BRIEFS
FROM CITY, AND COUNT

Whole World Comes Here-Accord-
ing to figures compiled by Secretary
Coyle for the first four months of the
year, the registration book at the FL
Centre chamber of commerce shows
that visitors registered from every state
in the Union excepting Arkansas, the
total registration being 934. New
York, Illinois and Massachusetts were
the leaders, with 81 26 and 20 registra-
tions respectively. In addition, there
were also registrations from Canada,
England, Australia, China, Scotland,
Egypt and Iceland, showing that El
Centre is receiving a considerable va
riety of tourists. During the same
period there were 924 pieces of liter
ature sent out in response to inquiries
for information regarding Fl Centre
and Imperial Valley.
Imperial Valley press., 1922-04-27
GUN TOTIN' PASTOR IN
BATHING SUIT GRIEF

LAWTON, Okla, April 27.-Thomas
J. Irwin, "gun totin" Presbyterian
pastor, will be given church trial for
marrying couple in swimming suits.
The Oklahoma Presbytery meeting
here decided to appoint committee to
conduct the hearing May 8. -
The pastor recently obtained per-
mission to carry a gun on grounds his
life had been threatened.
The Japanese Business Men s club will
have a float in the May Day parade
at Brawley Saturday.
John S. Akerman Of San Diego, presi-
dent of the Garetson Investment com
pany is visitor in El Centro today.
Theodore Gronee of King-Johnson
company in Ell Centro, is in San Fran
cisco this week on business trip. He
expects to return Saturday.