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New-York tribune., 1922-06-01

MacAfcc & Co. and Garrsway. Heiher-
ington & Co.. arc Offering to yield
about 40 ner cent % ncv issue -
ss50000 Tho 1homa. Furnace Company
first closed mortgage T ner cent ~
tgen year non-callable bond
~ " Freeman & Go. arc Offering
100000 Cumberland County. Pa. o.
per cent improvement bonds. due 1852.
optional 1897. at l05f0 20 WELD ( nor
cen 20 optional date and a. rcr rcni
thereafter: and siiG.5oo Bradford
County "a, Ter cent road improve
ment bonds. due l950-lei6, 20 yield a.
per cent
The VIM. r. Compton Company and
Graham. parfons & Co.. arc offering
20 Weld as Per cont new issue 81
N50.000 Harri burg. Pa. % per cont
water bonds. due ie2s-l95l.
The National City Comrarv was
yeiterdly wsrdoi a. l0of9 sf0o.o .ooo
City Of Omaha tpcnty-ycar ~ per
cent street bonds
4 rynd'cafe headed hy 'he .ational
City Company and Bonhreh. l. 60. IS
Offering Sl2i50Oo0 Tennessee Flee
frc Power Company frsf and refund
inc mortgage gold bonds. Series "A. '
bearing por cent interest rate. 90 95
and interest 20 yield more than ESQ
pcr cent. The bonds are dated June !,
1922. and afc due juno ]. i93s
New-York tribune., 1922-06-01
Roads May Buy All Stock
OF Controlled Lines

WASHINGTON. May 81. Railroads
which oun control NJ other railroads
are entitled 10 purchase nll ~ the
outstanding stock - tho subsidiary
corporafionr without obtaining Fcd
efal aufhor.fr. tho Interstate Com
mcrce Comm ssiou ruled to-day. inci-
dent % difu sslng the application NJ
the Cleveland. Cincinnati. Chicago &
So. Louis Railroad for permission %
plschase a'l outs'lrl.ng sto-k of thc
fcr0ria q Eastern.
Tho commission rIird that since tho
former road. al.o known a. tho "Gis
Four." owned s5001000 ou' ~ the a.
uro1lmatc'y $4,000 900 total stock 'r-
s1e OF INC Peoria 6 Eastern 70 would
not hc acquiring any new Transport.
ion enterprise ov becoming fse sole
owner of on the stock The .9r..a-
ton, accordingly. was dI7mi-srd. and
the railroad in effect va. given rcr
mission 10 proceed in tho maf'er with
out further reference ~ Washington.
New-York tribune., 1922-06-01
1877 Railroad Reports
Indicate 3l2 Return

Tentative rcr0.fs received D. the in-
fs-r-1fc tou.r-.-rrr Cor nifssior frrni
i2- clats ono railroads n0wcd thai il
April ft0se roads h1d not OPERATING
income of ss1.o89 .00o. compared with
s2f ...f.010 for fhe sanc mor'h last
year. lr The Light ~ these rot1fns if is
estimated i1 some quarter. that tho
Arrl net for on the roads wili not
exceed s10.000.000. or 81 tr@ rafc ~
only about g.. per cent on ihe property
investment
Total operating reverues NJ the lal
roads amounted 20 500. 500 00o. . de-
crease ~ &C pei cent. while cnsfatlrg
expenses totalci f2f0 533 oo0. rt
ducfion RI ~ rcr cont compared nrh
the corresponding month frar ago.
Additional April reports faio public
vo-frrdav follow.
New-York tribune., 1922-06-01
Country Produce

c,s'a-hscsipfs we're its2S packages
rl'if. higher than e1fras. 10 s4t. p
et -f,ifts. g. score. 3tn5ffsc. nrsts.
seconds 1inrgc. lower
80 -ss 1N1c centralized cars a0
e..L - scc-s 35c. 81 score. S.f.
4. - - ~ score 7i032c. unsalf-
b nrhsT hsn satras ggiNTTc sYirar.
srss u = 1sc frsfs stN35t.c sec
"a. n Hsal lci Iower grades. 90 n 32c .
% .eifl tubs finest. 15fs n1tc. good
IL. 90 5Jc. common 10 fair gs0
e.;i e1ies current make extras 9tk
hss, hffts 20 2 .sc. seconds .4nc.
ctrf,.. ~4ss 90 .3tc. p1ckinr stock,
a. y, make No ] .5c. 80 4 .5t. n
a.. WI grades. loQe1c
f.-E e heeeipts ssfe .ots boxes New
Nitfss. nais. fresh specials. 1874 Gisc.
'2H' zee. t.inA fresh specials.
New-York tribune., 1922-06-01
Idle Cars Decrease

Exports just received hy the Ger
-ervice division 81 Tho American Rail
way Association showed that on MAY
2s there re-e s0t-Oe freight care
idle because 81 business conditions.
compared with Si@lqe on May a.. a
decrease Of 7.4qs ears. ~ tho total
number idle S1a.63t wore surplus
freight ears IN GOOD repair IN excess
NJ current requirements which was a
reduction Of i4.0b5. compaTed with tho
if50sS were freight cars in hsd order
in excess of tho normal number unfit
for service. Surplus coal ears mum.
hcrcd 20s.6ei. 4 reduction since May
H.. ~ 9.775.
New-York tribune., 1922-06-01
Denies Report of Schwah Deal

,agsne r. Grace. president Of the
S'hlshem Steel Corporation. yester-
- eeniec reports from Pittsburgh
81 Charles ". Schwab. chairman Of
~. y, board, had acquired control Of
'l ne Pittsburgh steel Company
" ne Mekeesport Tin Plate Com
bay, Nr. Schwab was also quoted in
S..''uFgh dispatches as denying the
New-York tribune., 1922-06-01
Federal Land Banks
Cuf Interest Rate

WASHINGTON. May a. Reduc-
ton in tho rate Of interest charged
farmers by Federal land banks from
q pcr cent 20 ~ nor cent. effective
tomorrow. wnr announced to-day hy
'ommiffionor Lohieil. Of tho Farm
Loan Board
Tho reduction ir thu rate. Mr
lohdcll explained. wls tho result of
tho rucccssful hotafion ~ f75. .ooo .ooo
in - per cent farm loan bonds.
me proceeds of which sTr now avail
able for loan.ng purpofcf.
New-York tribune., 1922-06-01
REORGANIZATION OF
international and Great Northern Railway Company

To the HoIIe-s of the following Bonds and Notes:
INTERNATIONAL NORTHERN RAILROAD COMPANY
First Mortgage Six Per Cent Gold Bonds
texunde from ! 1915. Per Cent?
First Mortgage Per Cent Gold Bonds
testn from !
INTERNATIONAL AND GREAT
-YeaF Cent Gold Notes,
Frs Refunding Mortgage Five Per Cent Gold Bonds
pr and Agreement dated June Rorgaqiatoa
NohIa ~hh the un""sasd have aa"AA
Reorganization Managers
Holders o. til bonds
's2"i Tt % s9 9'g sa fS'Aca ps Cent S6i d6a boa S'"
FIRST Mortgage Pc
G; ] s Par M @ S ;'BBs5 B.z. TiS Ti cony s ' S9 %
depNsry form approved oy @ %
niaton
Holders Yss Fly: w p: Cent oGs , sI: & Of Ip 5
constituted and H9dy sd ,o o % VINO D 70 M Plan
ofvthdra dated August H. V4 become p@" " ~
Agree wr you
Holders d Three Year international ard Northern Raj
e Par and AsFro y by N.g yoqk No Broad
coupons mlrIs WITS ~ rv ur The
c,rih-te issued under that Agreement
m HIsc p c, % G so1G m @ Ssm. parties ne.
bond. 9S 9SPsn sra Ye % 9S i fts
addt approved the Reorganization "@Nse'
securities posfed must in
which deposits
sute conditions the Reorganization MAs" h'
determine 49,, A., - -.
formed nde which "e He H'
,g.S tn. eshqI the Plan stated IN the Plan
cope, RgaolatSn :, o,H'd H'" "' o n
sbovea depoinrcs from etnf Of Inc Neo'ss"NS'0' '
Dated New York June 1922
JEW. Seligman & Co: Speyer & Go.
Reorganization Managers
New-York tribune., 1922-06-01

Freeman & Co.. and Hamble'on 4
GO arc Offering an issue Of $3.50
500 Chesapeake 4 Ohio Railway Com
pony s per cent equipment notes que
ia25ls85. stamped subordiste IN ii'n
n Is 5s7 800 notes outstanding
New-York tribune., 1922-06-01

A syndicate headed by tie Guaranty
Company is offering At osia 90 yieid
about $50 Per cent $4,000 coo 'inein-
rati Gas and Electric tomplni prior
lien 4 rofurdinr nottgaee foriy-yeaf
sinking fund So per cent bonds 'efioa
4. Net earnings over the last four year
have averaged moro tnan IS times IN
trest charges on the funded dcht. FRO
cesds are TO be used 20 pay m S'.'nu'-
600 notes due December next ana 70
provide for additional capital eNpena-
ifmrfr.
New-York tribune., 1922-06-01

George II Burr e. Co are Offering
A. psr and interest sl.ooOOoo tNenty--
hve YEAR guaranteed sinking iund
rer cent bonds Of tho Iransnofiatlor
Building Company Ltd NJ Non'Iea !.
Principal interest end SINKING iunh
ere guaranteed by 7. ltalI " sons
Construction Company Ltd.
New-York tribune., 1922-06-01
The Days Neic Issues

The Continental Commercial Tra't
( SAVING Bank Of Chicago. Halsef.
stuart { Co. Inc. and Blyih. Nitirr-
& Co. are of-riag ~ 81 ard interest 20
Weld more than $40 rer ccnt an ue
a. Ss.OO0OO0 Sutter Basin Co.. iaiH
mortgage fifteen year sinking fund .
per cent bonds Principal, interest ana
mixing fund ore guaranteed b. j. or
don Armour. The bond arc redeem
abl. In whole or part at io7 2 and in-
ferttt. 70 Aug. /. 1928. the redemption
premium decreasing , of / per cent
annually thereafter.
New-York tribune., 1922-06-01
''For The purpose Of accommodating
the citizens of The State"

From ths Chsrs Of The Fsrners'
Loan and TnYt Company, Iszs
New-York tribune., 1922-06-01
Markets in Other Cities

Hsvey.Fisk & Sons. Mclaughlin
New-York tribune., 1922-06-01

"Vereeniging ter behsriieing van De
belanRen van houders van 4 pereents
lie Hypotheesire Goud Obligation,
Leenins 1890, ten lsste der Missouri.
Kansas & Texas Railway Company"
Imperial Valley press., 1922-02-01
Personal Mention

r. H. Carberry, engineer of the lr-
rigation District, is a business visitor
in Ell Centre today.
Mrs. Higgins and son who have been
! in Ell Centre for several months are
leaving today for their home in Ken
lucky.
Miss Myrtle Harwel who has been
the house guest of Mr.. and Mrs. 5. o.
| Lingo for the past two weeks return
ed last night to her home in Los An
geles.
S. II. Robinson, prominent Eastside
| farmer, is business visitor IN the
city today.
Miss Clara Erbes has resigned as
teacher of Spanish in the Ell Centre
nigh school and will go to the Phili-
pines to teach
Mr.. and Mrs. j. Leroy Merchant are
home from a brief honeymoon trip to
San Diego and Mrs. Merchant is on
duty in her class rooms at c. u. II. s.
j. C. Franklin, representing the Eel
lerbach Paper Co., of Los Angeles, is
in the valley on business.
Joe Cohen of the B. Solomon store
is on the sick list this week.
The sophomores and freshmen at c.
L. II. S. have been having tug of war
for some time but yesterday all was
quiet. The Sophs are said to have mad
much the best of it Monday and are
resting on their arms since then.
Roy Ellis, assistant farm adviser,
is in INLAND TO-DAY on official bust
ness.
c. c. Bartlett of Riverside IS reg
istered today at the Barbara Worth.
A. NJ. Seckback of the Alamo Pack
ing Co., operating at Heber, came III
from Los Angeles today and IS regis
tered at the Barbara Worth.
Henry f. Wheeler of San Francis
co, representing the John Multhern
Co., is a business visitor in FL Centre,
registering at the Barbara Worth.
Imperial Valley press., 1922-02-01

! Late last evening a real estate deal
was concluded which has more than
ordinary significance, especially when
all of the angles to 1t are considered.
The unadorned fact was that John ID.
Kelly and NJ. c.. Hoyt had purchased
the Garland-C Campbell ranch, lying
about three miles southwest of FL
Centro; but that is merely an exter-
nal; the significance Of the event lies
deeper.
Messrs. Kelly and Hoyt have
bought nearly five hundred acres of
Imperial Valley land within the past
few months, all of it at a price OF, or
in excess Of $500 per acre. They have
now invested more than 100000 in
real money, no trade at all, and they
are still rearing to go", not through
st all, but frankly in the market for
more land. More than that, the
land need not be cheap, merely good
land and worth the money,
Messrs. Kelly and Hoyt are now
the owners of the old John Barron
place, adjoining the land which they
have just purchased, the Eady place,
cornering with the famous Johnson
vineyard at Meloland on the south
east, and the Garland Campbell
ranch which they have just bought.
They kave been quietly closing out
land interests in Colorado where they
are extensive holders and after full
investigation extending over eighteen
months and covering the whole state
Of California, they are making all of
their investments in Imperial Valley,
and frankly state that they intend to
continue to do 50.
4 talk with Mr.. Kelly whom The
Press interviewed is an inspiration.
He is clear thinking business man,
with no illusions and no hot air. He
knows plainly enough exactly what
he is doing. He says that Imperial
Valley land is the cheapest good land
to be obtained anywhere in the coun-
try and as a matter of hard econ
onic necessity is certain to go to a
figure Of $500 per acre or more-be-
cause it is worth it. Mr. Kelly is in
no panic over taxes or other condi-
tions-merely demands the worth Of
the money. He has plans for the de
velopment of the properties which
he has acquired and intends to hold
them as an investment and not as a
speculation.
Also, Mr.. Kelly gives out some
otker things which are worthy OF
Imperial Valley press., 1922-02-01
BANKRUPTCY PETITION FOR
DISCHARGE
In Bankruptcy No. 4494


In the District Court of the United
States, in and for the Southern Dis
trict of California, Southern Divis-
ion.
In the Matter of Mowla Dad.
To the Honorable Judge of the Dis
trict Court of the United States, il
and for the Southern District of
California Southern Division:
Mowla Dad of the City of CaleXico,
County of Imperial, State of Cali
fornia, in said District, represents that
on the 18th day of October, 1921, he
was duly adjudged bankrupt, unt>el
the act of Congress relating to bank
ruptcy, and has fully complied with
all the requirements Of said Acts
and the orders of the Court touchir2
on the bankruptcy.
WHEREFORE, He prays thai he =
deemed and declared bv tAe Cou1t tc
have full discharge from all debt:
provable against his estate, eXcep
such debts as are excepted by law
from such discharge.
MOWLA DAD.
Imperial Valley press., 1922-02-01
CLEVER CAST FOR The
ELKS SHOW IS
ANNOUNCED
"Stop Thief" Will Be q Scream
and a Real Slayer of
Gloom

Indicating lively local interest IN
the annual dramatic offering of the
Ell Centre Elks, advance sale of tick
cts to "Stop Thief" the rollicking
farce to be staged at the Palace Thea
ter tomorrow and Friday evenings,
was gratifying, it was reported today
A splendid local cast has been ar
ranged for the play. stop Thief
promises to be perhaps the most sue
cessful offering yet presented by the
B. P. o. E. AS produced in New York
and subsequently by dozens of road
companys, the piece swept the coun-
try with laughter. 1t guarantees rib
rocking hilarity to Ell Centrans who
are fortunate to attend the production
! here.
Otto L. Jeancon has directed re-
| hearsals with untiring energy anC
ability. On the business side, DR.. Nor
man E. Du Pont, who served in like
for the American Legion play
has put hi shoulder TO the wheel with
1excelleht results. ..z- ..,,.r-,-.-.s, -
/ Tickets are on sale at the Vale!
drug store.
The cast, comprising many wei
known El Centrans, follows:
Jean Carr Miss Ethel Davi
Mrs. Carr Mrs. Vaughn Franci
Caroline Car Miss Marjorie Brewe
Madge Carr Miss Rosalie Oldhar
Nell Mrs. Norman E. Dupon
William Carr Fred Nebel-Tha
James Cluney-Francis Chandler Dye
Imperial Valley press., 1922-02-01
ANSWER THE CALI.
FL Centre People Have Found That
This Is Necessary

A Cold, a strain a sudden wrench,
A little cause may hurt the kidneys.
Spells of backache often follow,
Or some irregularity Of the urine.
A splendid remedy for such attacks,
A medicine that has satisfied thou
sands
Is Doan's Kidney Pills, a special
kidney remedy.
Many Ell Centre people rely on it.
Here is Ell Centro proof.
Mrs. Thos. Moore, 419 S. Fourth st,
says: II am glad to say a good word
in praise of Doan's Kidney Pills.
know they will do what is claimed
for them. have used them when my
kidneys have been out of order and
had a dull aching across my back.
have been caused lot of annoyance
by such trouble. Doan's never have
been long in relieving backaches anc
other signs Of kidney compliant.
6Oc, at all dealers. Foster Milburr
Co., Mfrs, Buffalo, N. Y.-Adv.
Imperial Valley press., 1922-02-01
EVENTS OF 5 YEARS
AGO ARE TO BE
RET0LD

Beginning today the Loynd Drug
company, through the advertising col
umns will recall to residents of FL
.Centro brief happenings of five years
ago. The items will be gathered from
the files of the Press and Progress
and will appear in the advertisement
of the drug store every day. Those
whose names appear in the items will
receive a discount of so per cent >on
all goods purchased up to ten dollars
Iif they call at the store within two
days after the item is published.
The item for today reads Public
interest centers around the coming
Irrigation Election and local business
men urge the election of Leroy Holt
as director"
Imperial Valley press., 1922-02-01
The Social Side
Society, Clubs, Notes and Comment
BY Mrs. Violette S. Campbell
BY Mrs. Violette S. Campbell
For Sweet Charity's Sake

For Sweet Charity's Sake
'And now abideth faith, hope
charity, these three; but the great
est of these is charity" The later
versions render it "love," but the
principle is the same. In love for
those who are unfortunate, for the
old, the sick, the little child, the Elks
lodge wherever it is found, main
tains charity fund to be dispensed
as the call comes. The El Centre
Lodge, has followed the custom of
giving an annual play as one of the
means by whic.. its charity fund is
raised. This year the lodge is offer
ing little farce-comedy which is
sure to attract many for itself, but
countless numbers more, will want to
go when they know of the purpose
for which the proceeds are to be
used. The play will be given on
Thursday and Friday evenings of this
week at the Palace theater Busy
men and women of the city nave been
meeting night after night for re-
hearsals, giving of their time and
talent, willingly and cheerfully. Ger
tainly the public will do its whole
part and fill to capacity the Palace
for both evenings. Reserve your
seats today.
Imperial Valley press., 1922-02-01
ORDER OF NOTICE THEREON

ORDEh VI INOIlNEJ IA ElEhGCN
Southern District of California, South
ern Division, SIS.
On this 9th day of January A. D.,
1922, or reading the foregoing petit
ton, it is
ORDERED BY THE COURT, that
a hearing be had ,upon the same on
the 3rd day of April A. D., 1922, before
the said Court at Los Angeles, Cali
fcrnia in said District, at 10 o'clock in
the forenoon, and that notice thereof
be published in the FL Centro Progress,
a newspaper printed in said District,
and all that known creditors
and other persons in interest may ap-
pear at the said time and place and
show cause, if any they have, why
the prayer of the said petitioner should
not be granted
And it is further ordered by the
Court, that the Clerk shall send by
mail to all known creditors copies of
said petition and this oxder, addressed
to them at their places Of residence
as stated.
WITNESS, the Honorable Oscar
Trippet, Judge of the said Court, and
the seal thereof, at Los Angeles, IL
said District, on the 27th day of Jan
1SEAD CHAs. N. WILLIAMS,
Clerk U. S. District Court
Southern District of Cali
By MURF,AY f. WIRE, Deputy
Imperial Valley press., 1922-02-01
Club Endowment Month

February has been designated as
Club Endowment month and all Fed
Grated Clubs in California will center
on raising the fund which is TO pro
vide a sinking fund to be used in the
promotion of club work in the state.
The goal has been set at $50, 900, eight
thousand of which has already been
raised. Mrs. D. w. Mott, state chair
man of endowment, is asking that ev-
ery club in the federation appoint a
sub-chairman to push the work dur
ing this current month for the pro-
ject. One hundred dollars places the
name of any clubwonran on the Found
ers' Roll; $40 places name on the
Honor Roll; IS places a name on the
Mothers Roll; 81 on the Memory
Roll and any amount will place name
on the General Roll. Every woman IN
Federated club work will be asked to
give 25 cents toward the fund during
the month OF February. The per capl-
ia may be raised by assessment, by
entertainment or in any way the CLUB
may choose.
Imperial Valley press., 1922-02-01
Pageantry at Baptist Church
nv Missionary Federation

In lovely and impressive pagean-
try, the Federation of Missionary So
cieties in FL Centre will present THE
Pill Box" on Tuesday evening, Feb
ruary Z, at the First Baptist church.
Mrs. Rex Ragan, talented dramatic
reader, is directing the rehearsals
which give promise Of most sue
cessful presentation. The caste IS
made of representatives from all of
the Protestant churches Of the city.
The program will be presented free
and it is expected that the church
will be crowded. Wherever the page
ant has been given it has attracted
barge crowds and has served 10 awak-
en- interest in missionary work.
Imperial Valley press., 1922-02-01
Important Real Estate Deal
Has Significance For All
Kelly M c. Hoy Add to Their Investment In Valley
Property and Furnish Their Reasons for the Faith
They Have in Valleys Future

notice. Incidently, he is greatly
pleased with the consolidation OF the
local papers and frankly compliment
tary Of the showing the new man
agement of The Press is making. lie
says that is the most helpful single
event that has transpired. Outside
of the valley, especially on the coast,
people, Mr.. Kelly says, have three
notions about Imperial Valley; first
that it is hot, second that we are liza
bic to be inundated by flood at any
time and third that we are in con-
tinual row among ourselves. He cuts
cut for The Press the job of over
coming all three Of these misconcep-
tions. The local bow-wowing and
perennial discord, he says, is worst of
all, for it breaks down the morale of
the people to offset the other things
and to really tackle our important
problems with constructive purpose.
Mr.. Kelly says that our real estate
men are "mesmerized," meaning not
exactly that they are asleep, but that
they arc not fully awake to their op-
rortunities. Now is the time, he says,
that they ought to be putting on full
steam, advertising and pushing their
business, and not sitting around the
office and telling their troubles.
Mr.. Hoyt and Mr.. Kelly have each
taken out memberships in the Cham
Der cf Commerce and signified their
intention of becoming part of the
business and social activities of the
valley.
The real estate deals were made
through the Hodge Realty Co. and
the Lien Agency.
Imperial Valley press., 1922-02-01
MENACING NOTE
United Press Leased Wire

SAN DIEGO, Feb. IA note found
on the front porch of the home of
Juanita Strong, 1S, said. "You have
signed your death warrant:I am going
to kill you.'
Richard Collum, 20. clerk, who
has been friendly with the girl for
several months, is in Jail accused of
writing the note, and admits the
charge, officers say.
81 saw her dodge on the street" he
said at his arraignment. Il was
broke and discouraged anyhow, and
it was more than | could bear
The girls mother was prostrated by
the note. Her father swore to the
charge against the boy.
Imperial Valley press., 1922-02-01
Mrs. J. ". Hodge Entertains

Mrs. J. NJ. Hodge who has been
compelled to give up her leadership
of the w. c. T. U. on account of fail
ing health. entertained her Executive
Board at her Sandalwood Drive home
yesterday afternoon 1t is with exceed
ing regret that the Board accepts her
resignation as president of the FL
Centre W. c. 7. U. She has been a
most efficient and greatly beloved
leader, resourceful and tactful and at
Jail times consistent in her loyalty to
the organization Of which she has been
an active member for many years.
Imperial Valley press., 1922-02-01
Will Dance Tonight

Masons and their families vii
dance tonight at the knights Temp
lars ball to be given at Masonic
temple. This will be one of the most
select and delightful social events of
the wear and large crowd is expect
ed There will be some feature dane
ing, and refreshments. The members
of the order are looking forward to
the event in pleasant anticipation.
Imperial Valley press., 1922-02-01
W. c. T. L. Will Hold
AlI-Day Meeting

An all-day meeting will be held at
the Methodist Social Hall Friday of
this week by the ". c. T. U. The
day will begin with pot-luck dinner
with the Seeley w. c. T. u. as hos
tesses. The Seeley organization will
also have charge of the program, un-
der the leadership of Mrs. Minnie
Hun.
Imperial Valley press., 1922-02-01
Bible Study Thursday Morning

Miss Springer's Bible class VIII
meet as usual at the City library on
Thursday morning at 10 o'clock. Short
stories centering around early patri-
archs will be studied. The lessons
grow more and more interesting ho.d-
ing the attention OF the large class
! from week to week