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El Mundo. [volume] (San Juan, P.R.) 1919-1990, 1922-12-09
EN- LA CoRTE sUPREMA DE
PUERTO RICO !,
coD1IsIoN DE REPuTACIoN DE AS
PIRANTEs AL EJERcICIo DE LA
ABoGACIA
Elk parte:
Ramon A. Martinez
Peticionario.
sobre admission al ejercicio ds Ia.
Abogacia,

San Juan, p. r., dc Die. de 1922.
La comisi6n nombrada por el Ho-
norable Tribunal Supreme, de confor-
naidad con La ley de IL de mario de
1909, para informar sobre las condi-
clones morales de los aspirantes al ejer
eicio de Ia abogacia ante los tribunsles
&c la 1sla de Puerto Rico, acord6
adoptar como reg,a fila para todos los
aspirantes la de que, ademas de Ia
prueba de declaraciones juradas del
aspirante de dos personals de reputs-
ci6n, Sc anuncie la solicitud en- dos pc
ri6dicos per termino de diez dfas. a
| fin de que cualQuier persona haitian
to de esta. isla pueda presentar queja
sfundada u objection contra Ia admission
del aspiTante.
Y estando pendiente do informe la
sohcitud del seAor don Ramon A. Mar
tineg SO publica este anuncio en- cum
plimlento del ameritado acuerdo, y o
los efectos ezpresados en- el mismo. ha-
ciendo saber que las quejass Il objecio-
mes que deseen hscerse debens presen-,
tarso en- el terinino do diez dias a con-
tar de la publication del presente. AMIN
clio, y pueden dirigirse la comisi6n
ror conducto del secretario qne sns-
cribe.
II. SOTO GRAs,
Secretario dc Ia Comisi6n de Reputa-
ci6n de aspirantes al elercicio de la
Abogacia. Advt.
El Mundo. [volume] (San Juan, P.R.) 1919-1990, 1922-12-09
LA '.PORTo RICO DRUG co., Y EI
RADIO "SECo"

Ell Sr. Ashteele, quien reside tempo
ralmente en- Ell ''Hotel Palace, nos
participa que la "Porto Rico Drug
Co.., de esta ciudad, Sc ha hecho car
go de la representation de los conoci-
dos sparatos de radio marca ''Seco'
el cual vale so,amente $14.50.
Ell radio "Seco'' fabricado por Ia
aereditada casa HSpielman Electric Ex
porty, cuyas ofcinas estan radicada.
en- IL Broadway, Nueva York, sers
dado conocer en- la 'sPorto Rico
Drug Co., donde en- breYs Sc lieva
an a efecto algunos conciertos, para
los cuales queda invitsdo el pdblico el
general.
El Mundo. [volume] (San Juan, P.R.) 1919-1990, 1922-12-09
INF FORMACION EMERALD.
BayOnet Dia1, Sc dirige...
Continuation de Ia pagina Z,


ricanas que seran arriadas de los CO.
razones de los americanos portorrique-
nos, cuando lleguen a perder su fe en-
la virtualidad de, su ciudadanfa y en-
el principle de justicia de las institu-
clones de Norte America.
Ell que a vos Sc dirige en- este inomen
to, ex miembro de la Camara de Re.
presentantes de Puerto Rico, no tiene
interes personal alguno en- la reno
cion de Mr.. Rely, del cual no es ami
go nj enemigo.
Estoy. pucs, hablando desde un CAIN
po absolutamente impartial, y creo fir
memente que Mr.. Rely ha estado
obrando de buena fe, pero dc una ma
nera equivocada.
Y comprendiendo que Puerto Rico
por su posici6n geografca, esta llama
do a formar e1 punto de union de las
cos Americas, Ell que Sc encargue dc
ponerlas en- fraternal communion de
ideas de intereses, es que deseo, CO.
mo buen americana, que la satisfac
ci6n del pueblo de la Isla de estar uni
do Norte America por lazos politi
cos y espiritua.es, sea la voz Que dis.
pc los recelos y suspicacias de la Amt
RIGA del Norte.
Vuestro Honor puede, sin menoscabc
de su alto prestigio. resolver satisfsc
toriasnente la question de Puerto Rico
dando t6rnino. al estado de incerti
dumbre y de perturbation que preva'e
ce en- Ia vida do este pueblo generoso
" 1eal.
El Mundo. [volume] (San Juan, P.R.) 1919-1990, 1922-12-09
NOBLE HOMEMADE A UNA
DIGNIsIMA EMPLEADA
"A LOS JEFEs, OFICIALEs Y DE-
MAS EMPLEADos DEL DEPARTA-
MENTO

Tengo ell pesar de ~comunicar to-
dos los jefes ofciales y demas emplca-
dos en- ell Departamento, Ell fallecimien
to de LEoCADIA RIVERA, s.Assis-
tant' del Laboratorio Biol6gico, ocu-
rrido a las dos de la tarde de hoy.
Comenz6 trabajar en- este Depar-
tamento desde Ell primer dfa que Sc
estableci6 Ell Servicio de Sanidad, ha-
ce cerca de doce. amos, y lego ocu-
par el importante puesto que servfa,
por su propio esfuerzo, pues fuS STEM
Pre- una incansable trabajadora, homes
ia, capaz, cumplidora eNecta de su
deber, y de las mas leales a sus jefes.
Justo es que Sc le rinda Ell homenaje
que Sc hizo acreedora, acompanando
slis restos desde el Hospital Cuarente-
mario al cementerio de San Juan ma
fiana, viernes, diciembre ocho, lis
cuatro y media de la tarde.
W. F.. LIPPITT.
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EDIC TO
EN- Ia CoRTE sUPREMA DE
PUERTO RICO
coM1sIoN DE REPUTACIoN DE
AsPIRANTEs AL EJERcIcIo DE
LA ABoGACIA
Ex patte;
Rafael 2. Fernandez Garcia,
Peticionario.
sObte admission al ejercicio de la
abogacia

San*Juan P. r., 20 delNov.. de 1922.
La Cornisi6n nombrada por el Homo
rabIe Tribunal Supreme, de confcrmi-
dad con 1a ley de IL de MARIO de
1909, para informar sobrs las condi-
clones morales de los aspirantes al
ejercicio do la abogacia ante los tri-
tunaIes de9la Isla de Puerto Rico, acor-
do adoptak como regla fla para todos
los aspirantes la de que, ademas de la
pruebs de declaraciones juradag del
aspirahte de dos personas de reputa-
ci6n, se shuncie la so1icitud en- dos
peri6dfsos por t6rmino de diez dfas a
fin de que cualquier persona habi-
tante de esta isla pueda presentar que
ia furdada d objection contra la admi-
sion del aspirante.
z estando pendiente de informe Ia
solicittd del senior don Rafael o. Fer
nandez oafcfa, Sc publica este anuncic
en- cufnplinuiento del ameritado acuer-
co, " asl6s efectos expresados en- el
mismc hacienda saber que las Guejas
objscioues que deseen hacerse deben
presentarse en- el ternino de 10 dias q
contar de IA publication del prcsente
anuncts, y pueden dirigirse la conf
sion Por oonducto del secretario que
suscribs.
Francisco SOTO GRAs
Secretario de la Comisi6n de Reputa.
ci6nSde aspirantes al ejercicio de
Ia abogacia. Advt.
El Mundo. [volume] (San Juan, P.R.) 1919-1990, 1922-12-09
UN ExCELENTE cAHENDARIo DE
LOS sREs. KoRBER Y co.

Los senores Korber y Co., Inc. del
comercio de esta ,ciudad, han tenidO
la amabi1idad de obsequiarnos con IN
bello Y .artissico calendario para Ell
afo 1928, y el cual constituye ademas
un anuncio de la reputada firma nor
teamericana ssThe American Rolling
Mill Company de Middletown, Ohio,
que representan aQuf los seiores Kor-
ber v Co.
Agradecemos el obsequio.
El Mundo. [volume] (San Juan, P.R.) 1919-1990, 1922-12-09
Acc1DENTE AUroMovIL1sTA

Ha visitado este redacci6n Ell Sr.
Luis Pagan, para informarnos que Ell
del corriente y en- la Marina de esta
ciudad, fue arrollado por el auto No.
4e45 su espcsa Carmen Irizarry, quien,
segtn 6ls sufri6 golpes de algln cui-
dado
+ FL Sr Pagan, segdn nos inform0,
presentara la correspondents reciama-
ci6n ante los Tribunales, en- contra del
due1o del auto.
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LOS ESTADOS UNIDOS Sc sOPO-
MEN A QUE Ell PETROEEO TUR-
co Sc DE Al LOS ALIADOS.
Niegase en- Lausanne la aspiration
de Ismet Pasha al territorio al oeste
del rio Martha.

LAUSANNE, Nov, 29.-El dele
gado de los Estados Unidos en- la
conferencia de paz del cercano orien-
te reunida en- esta ciudad ha adver-
lido los delegados que su pals Sc
manifesto en- contra de cualquier
acuerdo secreto que de otras poten-
cias privilegios en- Turqufa de que
no gocen los Estados, Unidos Gecla-
randose por la politica de la puerta
alberta.
Ell embajador Child ratifico la ac-
titud de Mr.. Hughes en- la nota de
80 de octubre 1ltimo, en- la cual Ell
secretario del departamento de esta-
co Sc manifesto contra cualquier Sc
creto que confera a los aliados pri-
vilegios especiaIes en-. Turqufa, espe-
cialmente respecto del acuerdo tri-
partita que da Inglaterra, Francia
e Italia, zonas de Influenza en- terri
torio ttrco.
Las tres potencias mencionadas ha-
bfan antes expresado acerca de esta
question que sus promesas hacia sus
amigos eran tan sagradas como sus
obligaciones con los Estados Unidos.
No Sc sabe 81 cambiaran ahora su
actitud en- Lausanne, en- vista de la
insistencia &c los Estados Unidos. La
dificultad estribara, sin embargo, no
precisamente en- estas esferas de in
fiuencia, que sin duda seran abando-
nadas, sino en- la question de los cam
pos petroleros de Mosul, comprendi-
dos dentro del area del mandate bri-
tanico. No obstante, creese que 81
la Gran Bretafia no abandona su as
piracion esos yacimientos, al me-
nos permitira compartirlos con Wash
ington Y entonces es sumamente ia
Gil la soluci6n de la materia.
Los turcos, especialnente, estan SUI
lnamente complacidos de la actitud
del gobierno de los Estados Unidos
a este respecto. Los diplonnaticos
turcos sostiene que la dsclaraci6n del
delegado norteamericano Child es un
argumento contra las capitulaciones.
Por el contrario, la actitud de Mr..
Child no ha agradado en- absolute a
ingleses, franceses italianos.
Los aliados han notifcado, por otra
parte, a los delegados turcos por
organo desLord Curzon, canciller bri-
tanico, que por ningdn concepto per-
nlitiran que el territorio al oeste del
Meritza pase los turcos.
Ell acuerdo tripartita que Sc opo-
men especialmente los Estados Unidos
es. el celebrado en- San Reno en-
1920, por medic del cual Inglaterra,
Francia italia, Sc distribuyeron los
campos petroleros de Mesopotania.
"Los Estados Unidos = concIuy6
Child-no desean tomar ninguna de-
cision cue pudiera embarazar las
potencias aliadas en- sus esfuerzos
por obtener la paz. No desea NADIA
que este en- conflicto con los intere-
ses de otros paises, siempre que Sc
reconozca ell principle de la oportu-
nidad comercial para todas las ma
Clones. III
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PoR FALrA DE QUORUM

Por falta de quorum esta ssmana
no ha podido celebrar reunion Ia Co.
mission de servicio PdBlieo, ante la c1ai
esta pendiente 81 asunto de La ''san
Juan Dock CO. -
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FL Gobernador fa expedfdo pasapos-
to para Inglaterra, Francia, Espana,
Alemania, Austria y Hungrfa. al sr,
Victor K. Ettlinger de San Juan, P. r.
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POR $500 enviaremos C. 0. D.
a cuaIquier parte de la isIa,
5000 agujas para coser, surti-
das en- tannafios y de caIidad in
meiorable.
El Mundo. [volume] (San Juan, P.R.) 1919-1990, 1922-12-09

Para Navidades, Ano Nuevo y Re-
yes, estamos recibiendo un colossal s.ir-
lido de zSpatos y medias para todos
los gustos, para todos los usos, psra
todos los precios.
LA Favorita'', San Justo 81, Jose
LENA d co. Advt.
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Rogue Gonzalez e Co. Sues.
P. Q. Box 1923. San Juan, p. r.
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Respetuoaamente.
N. BAYoNET DIAz.
LA coNTEsTAc1oN DE MR.. HARD

LA coNTEsTAcIoN DE MR.. HARD
ING:
Ell senior Bayonet nos .inform6 que
por el penultino correo que lleg6 del
Norte ell secretario de Mr.. Harding lie
habia eserito una carta en- contesta-
ci6n a esta que insertamos. En- ella,
segtn informes, Ell Presidente Sc lini-
ia acusar recibo al sefior Bayonet,
Y darle las gracias por las indicacio-
mes que le hace este en- So carta.
El Mundo. [volume] (San Juan, P.R.) 1919-1990, 1922-12-09
JULIAN COLON

Presidente Pro-tempore de Ia Union
Local de Marinos No. 61s.
, 1922-12-18
c.. H. PAYNE,
Chairman
NOTICE.

This is a reminder to all roadholders
that the annual inspection of the
Public roads will take place in the
month of January 1923.
The repairs should be completed before
the 31st Dec. 1922. when all bridges,
sidewalks, etc. shall be whitewashed.
Special attention should be paid to the
Quarter Jobs' coupled within the past
year, and when necessary, re-Whate-
crashed. Up 10 the present, with the
exception of the wedding of the roads,
very little has been done, and it is i'm
p%erative that all holes in the roads,
especially the CepfI line, should be i'm
mediately flledAAnAch harm has been
done by the late sb6wers and neglect of
attention to this special work.
EDGAR W. MEYER,
Chairman Road Commission.
, 1922-12-18

IN conformity with Section % of the
Colonial Law of 9th April 1906, all in.
hahitants of the Country District CT
Chsistiansted, Virgin Islands of the
United States who consider that they
have had a clear annual income of Francs
1900, in the past year LIST January to
3lst December, 1922, and that they are
otherwise entitled 10 vote in accordance
with Section Is OF the Colonial Law, or
that they may attain the right to vote be-
fore the 31S! March 1924. are hereby re-
Quested to submit information thereof in
writing to the undersigned Chairman of
the Board Of Election, before the end of
this month.
The Board Of Election for the Town
and Country District, of Christiansted.
St. Croix, December II. 1922.
c. H. PAYNE,
ChGtrMGn.
, 1922-12-18
Publication.

IN conformity with Section % of the
Colonial Law of 9th April 1906, all in
habitants of the town Of Gh%ristiansted,
Virgin Islands Of the United States. who
consider that they have bad a clear an
nual income of Francs 1900, in the past
year 1st January to 31st December, 1922
and that they are otherwise entitled t,
vote in accordance with Section Is of
the Colonial Law, or that they will attain
the right to vote before the 3lst March
1924, are hereby requested tie submit
information thereof in writing to the
undersigned Chairman of the Board of
Election, before the end of this month.
The Board of Election for the Town
and Country District, of Christiansted
St. Croix, December IL, 1922.
C. H. PAYNE,
Chairman.
, 1922-12-18
ORDER OF THE DAY
for the 4th Ordinary Meeting Of
the Colonial Council for St. CroiX,
MONDAY, DECEMBER IL. 1922,
at ONE O'CLOCK P. M
Colonial Council Bill No. 81.

/. Colonial Council Bill No. 81.
Continuation of End Discussion on
Colonial Council Bill No. Fl, draft
Of an Ordinance introduced by Gov
eminent providing for the protection
of wild binds and deer, with Commit
tee Report.
2. Ratification of fees fixed for services
p'rformed by the Law Courts pu"-
suapt to Section % Chapter |, Tile
of the Code of Laws FOR St. Croix.
3. Colonial Council Bill No. ID.
Continuation Of End Discussion on Co.
lonial Council Bill No. IA, Third Coun-
Gil, First Session, draft of an Ordinance
Introduced by 4th Member for rled-
eriksted Country District (Fleming)
providing for the repairing and roll
ing of the centerline road.
Colonial Council Office, St. Croix, De-
cember IL, 1922.
F. COULTER,
Vice. Chairman
Imperial Valley press., 1922-10-02
GRAND TREASURER OF.
ESTERN STAR>I IS
COMING HERE

Mrs. Geneyieve c. Norton leaves to-
day for San Francisco, where she goes
to submit the report of her year s
work as grand treasurer of the Eastern
Star to the finance committee of the
order, preparatory to closing the books.
While in San Francisco Mrs. Norton
will be the guest of Mrs. Kate j.
Willats, the grand secretary. Later
they will join the grand officers in
Los Angeles and will go to Hotel Del
Coronado, Friday, October 13. Several
days will be, devoted TO drill in per
fecting the team work of the grand
officers in preparation for the formal
opening of the Grand Chapter at that
place on the following Tuesday, and
the later exemplification of the work,
which is beautiful feature of the
Grand Chapter proceedings.
Mrs. Norton plans to return to FL
Centre in about three weeks.
Imperial Valley press., 1922-10-02
MRS. V. S. CAMPBELL
Telephone 1S4-w
PRESIDENTS DAY
THURSDAY AT
CLUBHOUSE

pians fot president : dav on Thurs
dap. Oefolse1 3. were made by the so
eiai eammittcc of the Tea Thousand
tmh Friday vvcniux, As has been tbs
cnstoms. the affair i 20 be purely so
eiaL and fhe committee urges that ev
,rv memher ~ the club attend and
meet and grecs their president and eael
either. An added attraction this year
viii be the new eluhhonse which IS q
~ openea - the members Tor the first
time fhurx,lay afternoon. The chair
man of the social committee SAYS that
her ~ammiftscwamen are more than en-
,hvsiaSsie about r.. since they saw the
loxelx clubhouse fflaav. and they ar'
~ure that every member Of the Teh
Thousand elub viii feel just Is they dc
whcn il j. opened
Mrs. Robert W. Nhitclaw. chairman
Mrs J. X. Hermoa, Mrs Rodney Herm
ca, Mrs. j. ;. 1onc.. Mrs Conani .loaa
ston nnd Df. Ffamres Elliott form the
social committee for this year aud are
in eharge of arrangements for the re
ccptioa. Ia the receiving line viii be
the president of the eiub, Mrs. ]. W
tslaSsfafl. Mrs. Thomas Beeman, vice
president, Mrs. Wilhur Randall, record
ing sesreiarv. Mrs. john Mccormick,
Treasurer. Mrs.Howard Y. Never. cor
responding secretary. Mrs. Charles b.
Given. Mrs. ;. 4. Bragg, Mrs. Z. l.
Garthwaite and Mrs. John :. Larew
The lat four are pssmbers Of the ex
ccutsve board Of the club.
Imperial Valley press., 1922-10-02
PROF. MOMYER IN
SUGGESTIONS
TO STUDENTS

Prof. George Momyer, principal OF
the Brawley Union high school. gives
the following timely suggestions t.
high school students:
"Plan your course carefully with
respect to what YOU propose to dc
after you leave the high school.
Remember that the person who
tells You that a subject is n snap is
very apt to be Stacker. The boy VIII;
is hunting for snaps in the same class
with the man who is always watching
the clock.
''Set aside Monday, Tuesday, We'd
nesday and Thursday evenings foI
sehoo lwork.
Do not be deceived because every
thing seems to be moving along nice
". Nothing counts like careful, sin
cere, daily preparation, and that re
quires definite program of study
hours in school and at home, probably
not less than two hours an evening at
home during four days of the week.
"Avoid cigarettes. The cigarette
has no place on any high school ath-
letie team, and never has a chance for
school honers. No smoking is allowed
IN the school grounds or on the way
TO or from school. The boy who has
acquired the habit and is unable to
quit is to be pitied and the school de-
sires to help him. There is just one
hing to do and that is to destroy your
cigaret and quit smoking.
.'Get into the school organizations
open to you; be an active member OF
the student body-most of the noted
people today attribute their start to
participation in just such constructive
organizations as these.
.Be friendly. You will notice at
notice a friendly spirit in the hgh
school. Get acquainted at once with
your teachers, with your class officers,
your class advisor, and with the prin-
cipal. A little initiative on your part
will help. This is in itself valuable
training for you, and all the. more
SO because it is not always easy to do
it,.
Imperial Valley press., 1922-10-02
SETTLEMENT MADE
IN BANK AFFAIRS

The suit of the First National
Bank, of Seeley, against the Security
Trust and Savings Bank of Los An,
geles, having been settled, leaving the
Los Angeles bank the owner of $4,000
of notes FORMERLY owned by the First
National Bank of Seeley. These notes
of $4,000 have been turned over by
the bank to Robert g. Hill, attorney
of .El Centre, for collection and lset.
tlement. 1t therefore appears that the
affairs of the bank viii soon be closed
up, to the best interest of all parties
concerned.
Imperial Valley press., 1922-10-02
BIG DAIRY SALE

Come down to Bonds Corner and
spend the day next Tuesday. Buy n
string of cows or what you need in the
Mammonth Dairy Sale of oRscoff aud
Mcclellan. They sell Ito choice dairy
cows, the kind that will average Il
pound of fat per day all winter long.
They sell them on the most liberal
terms offered this fall, 6-l2-lS months
time. Be with us next Tuesday, get
your cows at oBnds Corner, enjoy the
Big Barbecue Lunch at neon. Zinn,
Duff, and Brewer, will conduct the
sale.-adv.
Imperial Valley press., 1922-10-02
ODD FELLOWS IN
ANNUAL ELECTION

Fl Centre Lodge, I. Q. Q. T., has IN
stalled the following officers for the
current year: Noble grand, Otto parr,
vice noble grand, +. M. Billings, record
lug secretary, Irwin Maupn; inside
guardian, Edward Royce.
The appointment Of a chaplain has
been put over. for the next nlecting.
The order meets. Tuesday evenings at
Masonic Temple. The eneampmeht
meets on alternate Tuesdays at the
temple in conjunction with the loca!
lodge.
The Rebeekas are planning big
event for Friday evening, October q,
at which they expect 20 have as guests
members of the order from other valley
towns.
Imperial Valley press., 1922-10-02
PROF. AND MRS. HOUSE
GIVE BRILLIANT
RECEPTION

Prof. and Mrs. j. i. House enter
tanned Saturday night at their Brighton
avenue home in compliment to high
school aud junior college teachers ana
members of the board OF education, and
their wives.
The home WAS gorgeous III deep RED
zenias and fernerv, used as decorations
program of music and II travel talk,
by Miss Christine Anderbery, who tour
ed Europe this summer, added to the
pleasure of the guests following the re.
ception by Prof and Mrs. House. Prof.
Frank I.Shepherd sang group of songs
with Miss Edith Darlington, as accom-
panist, and the Rev. A. +. Schultz gave
vocal number. Mrs. Schultz accom-
panied her husband at the piano Miss
Anderbery tooA her guests with her
across the big Pacific, and around to
the countries visited, stopping at many
points of historic interest. Refresh
ments were served after the program,
Miss Winifred House and Miss Mortiel
Wade assisting the hostess with the
serving.
Those attending We're:
Mr.. and Mrs. S. L. Allen, Miss Chris
tine Anderbery, mir. and Mrs. II. Nj.
Armstrong, Miss Edith Darlington, Miss
Tillie Brandt, Miss Irene Brooks, Mr..
and Mrs. R. A. Chestnut, Mr.. and Mrs.
J. ". Cook, Miss Coral Hail, Mr.. II. +.
lines, Miss Gladys Juvinall, Mr.. and
Mrs. A. II. Kellar, Mr.. and Mrs. A. L,
Lackey, Mr.. and Mrs. Peter Macdonald
Miss Myrtle Martin, Mir. and Mrs. Per,
ry Rogers, Mr.. and Mrs. Frank Shep-
herd, Mr.. and Mrs. NJ S. Templeton,
Mr.. and Mrs. Paul j. White, Mr.. amG
Mrs. r. H. Clark, Mr. and Mrs. ii. c.
Coe, Mr.. and Mrs. r. II. Maddox, Mr.
and Mrs. Il. P. Moore, Mr.. and Mrs. }.
s. Ross. the Rev. and Mrs. A. E.
Schultz, Miss Mortier Wade and Miss
Winnifred House.
Imperial Valley press., 1922-10-02
WESTSIDE CLUB STUDY
NEW EUROPE AT
LAST MEETING

New Europe geographically, War
the subject of tllf rrostam ut the ids'
meeting of the Westsidc Club, held "a
Community Hall, with Mrs. \. T.
Vaughn as program header and Mrs. -
&. Armstrong as Eosfess. turkey dun
ncr was served At aooa and the after
noon was devoted TO the program. SIX.
teen were seated II the table, IL Of
,ehom were members. Mrs. Ray Po9ie
Mrs. Z. G.. Shellhorn and Mrs. 6. III
Whitceotton were special guests OF tins
dav. The next meeting viii be held on
October II.
Imperial Valley press., 1922-10-02
METHODIST WOMEN TO
MEET TUESDAY

The first meeting of the fall session
of the Methodist Ladies Aid will be
held at the social hall Tuesday and Will
be featured by a pot luck lunchean be
fore the business of the day is taken
Up. Hostessos for the Gay WI be Mes
DANES Provost, III. c. Goss and Harry
G.. Jones. The hostesses will serve sher-
bert and cake as their contribution TO
the luncheon. As plans are to be made
for the work of the season, it is de-
sired that all women of the church at
tend Tuesday.
Imperial Valley press., 1922-10-02
TWO CHINESE ARE
TO BE DEPORTED

Ting Look Hing and Wong Chuck
Nom, Cinnamon who have been in iail
since August 9, will be taken to- san
Francisco Saturday night for deport
alton. The celestiJs were arrested
near Holtville, August 8, by Customs
Inspector Kemp, after they had crossed
the border at the Ten Foot Drop
When sighted by the officer, the
Cinnamon started to run but were
overtaken and captured. Following q
hearing at the customs office in Calcx
leo, application was made to Washing
ton for deportation orders, which
were received at the sheriff's office
Friday.
Imperial Valley press., 1922-10-02
MASONIC LODGE
MEETS TONIGHT

The regular business meeting OF Ilus
Lodge Masons viii be held this evening,
October ?. The Commandery wiii hold
its regular meeting Tuesday night and
ROYAL Arch Masons viii meet Thursday
night. The Es stern star meets on the
evenings of The seeoad and fourth Fri
days of each month. No special pro,
grams are in prospect in Masonic cir
eles in the immediate future but the
usual meetings will be held according
to schedule from now on during the fail
and winter.