Imperial Valley press., 1922-11-06
OBLIGATIONS TO SOLDIERS

The Riverside Press has the following with reference to
propositions ans! on the official ballot tomorrow
Press believes that all voters who understand the
essentials of the first and third propositions on the ballot
vii! vote "yes on those measures
"Ex-service men Of any in which this country has
participated and who entered service from California Will
he given opportunity to purchase homes or farms through
the use credit if these approved
The attention of the voter is directed to the word pur
chase The legislation does not afford gift or gratuty OF
any kind isn't bonus The veteran who qualities under
will be loaned the credit of the state not money
The state will purchase home for him for $4,000 or less or
farm $500 less He will principal interest and
all administrative COSTS having twenty to finish his
the of home and forty in the case OF
The state amply secured at all time by the real
estate.
mot single organization or group of individuals IN
The state is against this has expressed any
doubt OF its sound premise and practical provisions Inc
California Realtors association the State Federation OF
Wo,nens Clubs the State Federation of Labor the Cafor
mia association all four political parties and their
candidates county boards of supervisors editorial assocla-
ons chambers of and nnumerabe civic organ
cations have indorsed this legislation.
1T remains only for voters to remember these veterans
on election day. Don't forget to vote for and g."
The Press endorses this point and calls atten
on to another obligation which remains unfufled for the
people of Imperial County.
It so happens that the writer in very intimate
touch with the work of raising army for service
He we'll remembers the gratitude which filled the
hearts people local boys abandoned lifetime
poets and lifetime plans and dedicated themselves to the
service of their country a which did not touch them
personally all They offered their lives for principle
the great principle of Liberty example of unsef
ishness which parallel in history All of to whom
was given make this sacrifice greatly moved
the example of who responded In greater
number than those of any community in the state of Cali
fornia We promised them recognition and reward their
return-f they did return We declared that we would
forget Nothing should be too good for them They
should declared that republic could be grateful
The is the first general election since the boys
returned In the of events number of them offered
themselves for public place The picture of departing SOL
diers had efaced itself from that all of the
service eliminated at the primary election
Cal G. MousseauNoW, what do you shall eliminate
him tomorrow elect him?
Cal Mousseau is emnently qualified for the place
which he seeks He has had preparation which the good
fortune of very He has general understanding
of clerical work He has served with under the
acting demands of public service corporation and he has
won conspicuous recognition in the where they know
no persons but only service.
Mr.. Mousseau is esteemed citizen. He is raising
family of children sending them schools and making
them good Imperial Valley citizens He tract of
Imperial Valley land upon which he is employing his capital
and his to make two blades where not
grew before In relation of life he has conducted him
self deserve recognition at the hands of the
people of Imperial County Tomorrow the day Shall
not uphold the quality of promises by eecting Cal
MouSseau County Clerk?