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Evening capital. [volume] (Annapolis, Md.) 1922-1981, 1922-12-15

books tfor ] love TO read. You win
lind my stocking hanging at the man
tel; Gil II with goodies. Don't forget
my daddy and mamma. and ! have two
little friends; please go 10 their house
Murphy and Erie Murphy. III
have been good little girl.
Your friend.
RUTH SANDERS.
20 Randall ST.
Dear Santa Claus:
Please leave me crying doll and
fOur-inch truck. set OF celluloid
dishes. an umbrella and a stocking
full OF goodies.
Your little girl.
EAILEE.
IS Church st.
Dear Santa:
Please bring me "Kiddie Kar' and
some goodies.
Yours truly.
JOSEPH NJ. LowMAN.
Dear Santa Claus:
| have been a good girl and would
like TO have a big carriage for my big
doll and big bed for her. DO not
forget my friend, Virginia Rayhart.
Ny name is
NETTIE SCIBLE.
Dear Santa:
Please fix my dolls and bring me
two or three sets OF big paper dolls
a small set OF dishes and a story
book. My brother Frank would ike
to have one. too. He forget to ask
for one in his letter
Your little friend.
MAY LOUISE FoUsT.
z Murray Avenue.
Dear Santa Claus:
Please dress my dolls, and please
BRING me some doll furniture and a big
,arriage for my big doll and a big
able, so ! can have tea parties.
From
VIOLET BUSH.
Dear Santa Claus:
have been a good little boy, so
please bring me a drum and fill my
stocking with goodies. and don't forget
ny friend. Bertha Lang.
Your little boy.
pITnn-y WI TIANrc
Dear Santa Claus:
] have been goo little girl all the
ear round, so please bring ne q pow
Ter puff. doll baby and carriage, and
emember my friends, Annie Turner,
Dolores .Achemback and John Branson.
Your friend.
RUTH BROCK.
Dear Santa Claus:
| have been good boy. want a
lrum. a bicycle, a book, a Navy coat
md an auto machine.
| am your friend
w. j. KING. Jr..
232 Prince George St.
Dear Santa Claus:
Please bring me these toys: A set
If cars and track. small auto. set
# letter blocks. | hope this is not toe
much.
Your little
FRANK FOUST.
Murray Ave.
Dear Santa Claus:
want you to bring me a pop gun. a
ct of choo-choo cars and a stocking
ull OF candy.
am your little boy
PYGMY CALLAHAN.
Dear Santa Claus:
am a good boy at the age of 10.
{ would like you to bring me set of
rains, a little gun. drum, bicycle
some tin soldiers and fill my stocking
With goodies And don't forget my
little brother Francis.
Your good little boy,
JOSEPH GIDIUS.
p. S.-Don't forget my friends
Gabriel. William and Paul.
Dear Santa:
have been good girl and | wish
YOU would bring me baby doll and
,arriage and a kiddie car. and do not
forget to fill my stocking. and don't
forget my friends, Kenneth Davis and
William Baldwin.
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Dear santa Claus
Annapolis, I'D.

Please tring me rocking horse
and rocking chair, some OF those
chairs that got legs on, two wrist
watches. and table and clock. and
bed. and Daddy wants dood durl.
am ten years old. but my mother
says ! am three and a half. This is
all. Goodbye.
FL nRENcE RAIrsI-af
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Your little irienu,
G.. WILBUR MILLER,
2S Madison St.
A .r Santa Claus
4 4. all the good little girls and boys
. sending in their notes. ] thought
+. would ask you please don't forget me
usnt doll and carriage. trunk, q
.eee,. q ring a pocket-book and 2
L. Fin ny stocking 10 the top and
MI forget Baby Martha.
loye 10 you and Mrs. Santa.
Your little girl,
JANETTE COLBURN,
327 West st.
p S.-Don't forget 10 bring Uncle
&barlie something good.
Der Santa Claus:
As am one Of the best little girls
town, am sure YOU will bring me
,ese things. Doll and carriage, a bed
i suitcase. set Of dishes and table, and
sleaso an my stockings. Also. please
Irng grandma a new pair Of glasse.
i she can read the funny paper to me
Your dear ireal,
MARY JANE COLBURN,
327 West st.
r s.-Don't forget my Cousin Bus
H.
bear Santa Claus:
Please bring me pair Of skates and
ome clothes for my doll. pair OF
sloyes and some story books. DO no.
i rget to an my stocking with goodies
b. not forget my little friends. sister
) bid brothe,, father and mother Good
ye
From your little girl
BLANCHE JONES
321 West st.
j pear Santa Claus:
want you TO please bring me
Bicycle. train OF cars. horse and wagon
oe and rake, automobile and brown
pat and hat. Please do not forget L
N my stocking with goodies. DO no
|orget my sister and brother, father
! nd mother. Goodbye.
From your boy.
HOWARD JONES,
32l West st.
pear Santa Claus:
have been a very good boy this
/ ear and | want you to bring me 6
Ioll that says mamma" pop gun.
by watch, set of dishes for my baby
|olL As have been very good hope
|ou will bring me these things.
Your nice little friend,
GILDAS METOUR.
l72 Green st,
!. S.-Also bring me a little dog that
|Gmps.
Pear Santa Claus:
have boen good little boy. an(
would like you to bring me a kiddi'
|ar a doll and carriage and I'll
ply stocking with a whole lot OF nuts
ad candy and don't forget my frient
'IaE Wilson. ! am your good little
|oy
HENRY OLSON.
East Street.
lear Santa Claus:
would like to have football ant
pa'r OF skates and Radio Rex ant
he games. And would like L
'a'e a Christmas tree and stock
'S tall OF candy and nuts and cakes
all good little boy Thank you fol
be toys
CHRISTIAN NEUMANN,
90 Charles ST..
Annapolis, Md.
'eaF Santa Claus:
am little boy and | want you to
'og NE a lot of nice things for
u'S'mas. Please bring me some more
ant as mine is all gone what you
'Oasht me last year. Please don't
I seI my little friends. Harry Dadds
''4 IuSSle Lloyd: they have been good
'Vle boys. too.
Your little friend.
WILLIE CHURCHILL.
'sa' Santa Claus:
nave been a good boy and ! am
~, Industrious. Please bring me a
~. 'Ss' 'uH Of tools. little pair of boots
-e largest size you havel; want to
." real deep mud Also bri~- rae al
!" W red or green pa!n. ant to
~ a.Ds my little "fiivver." will leave
I 'ounian pen on the shelf beside
-. stocking, please put new gold
s S's. IN 1t, Fill my stocking with
!, .Su'eS and don't forget my mamma
papa and aunts and uncles and
'1S'uS and all my friends.
Thank you.
FRED ROGERS.
ear Santa Claus:
.e" hnes 70 lei you know what I
you 10 bring me. A pretty tree,
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Dear Santa Claus:

Dear Santa Claus:
/ have been a good girl and | would
like to have nice baby doll and q
big carriage for her. | am 2 years old,
DO NOT forget my friend, James Junior
Scarhol My name is
FRANCES SCIBLE.
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Dear Santa:
am Little Girl" s years of age
and I've been very good all the year
All ! want for Xmas is stocking
nll OF goodies But listen. Santa
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SCI of dishes ana anything else you
fhiuA would he nice for q little girl
FIRE years old Fin nay stocking with
scoa.es ana don't forget my friends.
EDITH SABoURY.
West Annapolis.
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PEAR Santa Claus:

ear Santa Claus.
~. ''hes 10 LEI you know what l
'Ou 10 bring me. A pretty tree.
IAN mamma doll. a Graphophone and
N sci OF dishes, lots, Of story
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teCttF santa
ara litsle girl Just years old.
VIII you please bring me q mamma
DOH aud carriage SET OF dishes
canaies. and please don't forget
grandmother ana granddaddy
MELNlNE LEWIS.
$50 Eastern Ave,
PASSPORT. Md.
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Dear Santa Claus:
! have been a good girl and would
like TO have big carriage for my big
doll and a big bed for her. DO not
forget my friend, Virginia Rayhart
Ny name is
NETTIE SCTBLE.
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IS Church St.
Dear SANTA


Please bring me "Kiddie Kar' and
some goodies.
Yours truly.
IloEpLL A nrn.nr.A.
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FLORENCE BAUsUM.
Dear Santa Claus:

Dear Santa Claus.
VIII you please bring me pair
OF loots. a rain coat, rain hat and
some story books. And il any thing
else you think ! need you may bring
it and ! will enjoy ii. Your little
boy,
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Dear Santa Claus:
/ have been very good little girl
all through the year, and now l will
tell you what want for Christmas;
Two pairs of wooden socks, pair OF
bedroom-slippers, a pair of warm
gloves; records for my victrola. a
game, of Old Maid and one of Peter
Coddle. Please don't forget my broth
er and sister, also my little friends,
Margaret Sands, Flora King and Jean
Plat
Your good little girl,
ROSALIE c. ANDERSON.
Dear Santa:
Will you please bring me dolL
a baby carriage. set of dishes, and
don't forget my stocking will lie By
the fire-side. Fill it with goodies. /
am good girl.
RAE MORGAN.
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Dear Santa Claus.
have been a good girl and l would
like TO have big mamma doll, and a
big carriage for her. am years old;
my name is
BESSIE SCIBLE.
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Dear Santa:
Please fix my dolls and bring me
two or three sets OF big paper dolls
a small set OF dishes and a story
book. My brother Frank would ike
to have one. too. He forget to ask
for one In his letter.
Your little friend,
MAY LOUISE FOUST,
Murray Avenue
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|.sr Santa Claus
,n.t a few lines to let you know what
oant for Christmas.
gant wagon. q horse and cart, a
.elbarrow. a Riddle Kar, a stocking
II n candies and nuts and a nice
.smas tree. will try to be good
H. boy 50 you will treat me nice,
I'll, forget my mamma and daddy
my little friends. ! am,
Your little friend,
G.. WILBUR MILLER,
2S Madison st.
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~ NdHId CIaus.
AN little boy and | want you to
"s NE lot of nice things fol-
'r's'mas. Please bring me some more
A'a'' as mine is all gone what you
0aght me last year. Please don't
seI my little friends. Harry Dadds
~ 'uSSie Lloyd; they have been good
'le boys too.
Your little friend,
WILLIE CHURCHILL.
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Dear Santa Claus
Please dress my dolls, and please
BRING me some doll furniture and big
,arriage for my big doll. and big
able, so can have tea parties.
From
VIOLET BUSH.
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Dear Santa:

Dear Santa:
am good little girl 5 years old
would like for you to bring me a
mama doll. a carriage to take her
out riding. some knives and forks, q
game and a story book. Fill my
little stocking with candy and cake
and do not forget to fix the tree.
Thanking you, l am your good lit
tie girl
GEORGIA ROSE NEUMANN.
% Charles ST.
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D. Santa:

Dear Santa:
Christmas is near here and /
thought l would tell you what ] want
for Christmas. want baby doll
and carriage. a set Of blocks and I'll
my stocking full OF goodies. 1 an
trying to lie a good girl. From
ADELE dOUSLEY.
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'elr Santa Claus:
would like to have a football ant
par OF skates and a Radio Rex ant
me games And | would like L
'a'e a Christmas tree and a stock
y ioll Of candy and nuts and cakes
AN good little boy. Thank you fol
be toys.
CHRISTIAN NEUMANN.
90 Charles St.
Annapolis, Md.
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ELLsWoRTH sTEINER.

p. S.-Please don't forget my two
little sisters and my little brother and
mother and daddy.
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HELEN BRADY,
Dear Santa:

Dear Santa:
have been very good little girl
and l want you to bring me baby
doll and a carriage. Please fill my
stocking with goodies.
MARY ELLEN TAYLOR.
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Dear Santa Claus:

Dear Santa Claus:
am a little boy. and | have been
very, very good all the year. | want
YOU to please bring me Riddle kar,
1 little black dog on wheels and sand
Jumper. and please bring me boat
on wheels. And fill my stocking from
Zip to toe. and don't forget my sisters,
Lula and Mildred.
ERNEST ADAMS.
1879 Third ST..
Eastport. Nd.
Dear Santa:
am a little girl just Z years old
Will you please bring me mamma
doll and set of dishes and some good
things.
Yours truly.
JOSEPHINE LEWIS.
392 Eastern Ave,
Eastport. Nd
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VIOLET BUSH.
Dear Santa Claus:

DttT odHId OIdUb.
! have been good little boy. Sc
please bring me a drum and fill my
stocking with goodies. and don't forget
ny friend. Bertha Lang.
Your little boy.
PUDDY WILLIAMS.
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Dear Santa
would Ike to have wagon, a real
thick story book. some nuts anG
candies, and don't forget my little
brothers, Augustus and Joseph
Your little friend.
FRANCIS w. BOWMAN.
q West Street.
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Dear Santa Claus:
| want you to bring me a pop gun. ;
'et of choo-choo cars and a stocking
'ull of candy.
| am your little boy
PYGMY CALLAHAN.
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De- SAME:

Dear santa.
am little 10y and | want Z
wagon. a automobile and some
blocks. Don't forget TO fill my stock.
ing I am good little boy
From,
IAnE- Nan
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bear Santa Claus:
Please bring me a pair Of skates and
Dme clothes for my doll. pair OF
loves and some story books. DO no
brget to an my stocking with goodies
DO not forget my little friends. sister
bid brothe,, father and mother. Good
Iye
From your little girl
BLANCHE JONES
321 West st.
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Dear Santa Claus:
/ am a good little boy Please bring
me a bicycle, a story book. and i
stocking full of goodies
Your good little boy,
HARRY r. BOWMAN, JR..
q West Street.
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Pear Santa Claus.
! have been very good boy this
lear. and | want you TO bring me 6
Ioll that says mamma" pop gun. &
by watch, 2 set of dishes for my baby
Ioll As have been very good hop,
lou will bring me these things.
Your nice little friend
GILDAS MET0UR,
172 Green st.
T. S.-Also bring me little dog thai
GmpS.
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pear Santa Claus:
want you to please bring me 1
icycle, train OF cars horse and wagon
Joe and rake, automobile and brown
pat aud hat Please do not forget Il
N my stocking with goodies. DO no.
orget my sister and brother, father
md mother. Goodbye.
From your boy,
HOWARD JONES,
32l West st.
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pear santa Claus.
! nave boen a good little boy. ant
would like you to bring me a kiddit
|ar doll and carriage and I'll
ply stocking with whole lot OF nuts
ad candy and don't forget my frient
'ay Wilson. ! am your good little
|oy
HENRY OLSON.
East Street.
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Dear Santa Claus:
Please bring me these toys: A set
)f cars and track. small auto. SCI
# letter blocks. | hope this is not toe
much.
Your little
FRANK FOUST.
Murray Ave-
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Dear Santa Claus.
] have been a goo little girl all the
ear round, so please bring ne pow
Ter pun. doll baby and carriage, and
emember my friends, Annie Turner
Dolores .Achemback and John Branson
Your friend.
RUTH BROCK.
Imperial Valley press., 1922-09-07
BANKER RETURNS TO
CITY WITH BRIDE;
WE'D IN S. T.

vern Thompson, of the Southern
Trust and Commercial Bank, of this
city, returned Tuesday from his vaca-
tion with his bride, having been married
in San Francisco August rs.
The wedding took place at Grace
Cathedral with only immediate friends
of the young couple witnessing the i'm
presSive ceremony.
The marriage was the elimination of
long acquaintance and courtship, be
ginning in Chicago. The bride was Miss
Rene Harth, daughter of Mr.. and Mrs.
Charles j. Harth. Mr.. Harth being well
known in business circles of Chicago.
She was educated at Francis Parker
Girls Preparatory and Vassar college
and is a most accomplished you9g lady
Mr.. Thompson has lived here for 10
years and has Il wide circle of friends
and acquaintanees. He is a graduate
of the State University of Alabama,
served with distinction in the World
War as an officer in the Fourth iufan-
try, returning to El Centre after his
discharge and Iesuming his place in
the bank.
The new home has already been es-
tablished at 517 Holt avenue where
they will be glad to welcome their
friends.
Imperial Valley press., 1922-09-07
CITY, COUNTY
RATES BEING
SETTLED HERE

Equalizing the rates OF assessment
between the cities and the farms OF the
valley is one of the perplexing problems
to be determined at the present session
of the board of Imperial Irrigation dis
trict.
Under the merger Of water companies
now being made "A new situation IS pre-,
sented When the merger is completed
the cities will be subject to tax levy
in support of the irrigation and drain
age district What this proportion is
to be is the question being discussed by
the board. Engineer Carberry has been
requested to submit figures segregating
the different items of cost of the water
system so that as between city ana
country each may be apportioned its
Just share. In general way 1t may
be stated that the total tax levy, which
is over and above the water sales of
81 $4,000 paid by farmers, will be
about 81 100000. The valuation of the
cities of the district is one-sixth and
the country five-siXths. This would
apportion 81 100000 to the country and
100000 to the cities. This is about
what is expected Engineer Carberry s
figures will call for.
Imperial Valley press., 1922-09-07
CalexicO News

CALEXICO. Sept Mrs. G. f.
Williams, wife Of former local jeweler
who was shot last winter while attempt
ing to arrest two alleged highwaymen,
in the residential district in this city,
has been appointed truant officer and
will report to her work at the end of
thiS month. Mr.. Williams is still CON
fined to his bed at San Diego and
slowly recovering from his wounds.
Alberto Aldrete, former state treas
urcr of Lower California and now res
ident of San Diego, was a business Wis
itor here Yesterday. He is leaving for
Il short trip to Mazatlan, Mexico.
NJ. G. Atchson, attorney, has return
ed from his three month IS vacation on
the coast.
Jose Felix Enciso, secretary of state
of Lower California, returned yesterday
from a trip to San Francisco and Yosem-
ite Park.
Miss Carmen Ochoa, considered the
best ragtime pianist west of Chicago,
has arrived here from her home in Yuma.
She has been engaged to play at the
Mexico thcater in Mexicali.
A letter dated from San Ysidro, was
received here today from U. ). Inspect
or Of Customs e L.. Green by close
friend of the federal officer, stating
that Green was recovering from the
pistol wound he received in his right
Mndav night while arresting "A whiskey
runner in the ncighborhood of Tijuana
Antonio Lopez, who is charged with
being implicated in the robbery OF thC
"La Popular" dry goods store IN TIM
city, appeared before acting Ponce
Judge Markey and his case was contln
ued until September 20.
Imperial Valley press., 1922-09-07
N1sMo&MM1.

Mr.. and Mrs. Bailies G. Walker and
son Pierpont returned last night from
Los Angeles where they spent several
days and attended the golden wedding
of an aunt and uncle residing in that
city.
Architect Don Wells leaves today
for coast points to spend vacation
with his family.
Mrs. Eleanor DELAY, deputy county
clerk, is enjoying an outing ON the
coast and is expected back in office
September II.
Keyes Mitchell was in Yuma yester'
day on business.
Harold Saunders, valley salesman OF
Bishop 3, is in San Diego on business
J. A. Raitt, city superintendent OF
schools Of Calexieo, was in III Centro
on business this mfrning
Imperial Valley press., 1922-09-07
BUYER STILL IN NEW YORK

Mrs. Il. c. Wood is yet in New York
to find the very latest models lii coats,
suits and accessories for b. Salomon 5
ready-to-wear department. She has
spent several weeks in the great metrop-
oils and writes interestingly of fads
and fashions for women as she has
seen them on Fifth avenue. She viii
return to FL Centre shortly and resume
charge of the department III the home
store.
Imperial Valley press., 1922-09-07
WOMEN TURNING
PRIMARY VOTES
BY LAWRENCE MARTIN

Omitted Press staff correspondent
WASHINGTON, Sept. This is the
women S year in American politics, men
political leaders are saying.
Women, newly enfranchised, have al
ready turned several primary election
contests. They are promptly accepting
their new power, and are so independ,
ent in their voting that the political
''dopesters /" have not been able to
count the woman vote in trying to fore
cast the results of important contests.
In the South, however, the women
show marked distaste for mingling a;
the polls with election day crowds, re-
ports to headquarters here state. \
woman observer who recently toured
the Southern states brought back word
here that Southern women never would
exercise the franchise in any such pro
portion as their Northern and Western
sisters.
Imperial Valley press., 1922-09-07
AFTER LONG TRIP

Mr. and Mrs. l.. W. Sears have re-
turned from 1000 mile auto trip
through California and Oregon, return
ing VIA the Redwood highway, through
western Oregon. Their son, Alfred,
spent three weeks with them while
visiting in Oregon.
The travellers very greatly enjoyed
the trip and are enthusiastic over the
wonderful scenery of the regions visit
ed.
Imperial Valley press., 1922-09-07

Mrs. J. F. Foneannon and daughter,
Miss Julia, returned yesterday from
San Diego where they enjoyed va
cation of several weeks. DR.. Foncan-
non has returned from Missouri where
he was called by business matters early
Imperial Valley press., 1922-09-07

The women S independence has made
their vote an asset to be sought, and
in some eases, it has greatly helped
candidates who were not figured on to
have much chance. BY 1924 the woman
vote will have been pretty well classi-
fled, some political observers predict,
but in this year 5 congressional elec-
tions, it is likely to cause some upsets
here and there. For that reason the
candidates are assidously wooing the
political favor of their fair constitu-
entS.
Imperial Valley press., 1922-09-07
OLD. SETTLERS VISIT VALLEY

OLD SETTLERS VISIT VALLEY
Mr. and Mrs y. Morrison, who lived
in FL Centre in its~earliest days, were
in the valley yesterday and called on
the F'G Waites, friends of those hap
pv pioneer days when the entire popu-
lation was as one big family. They
are now living in Fresno county but are
interested in Imperial valley and in
quired after many of their former
friends. They were active in the organ
ization of the Presbyterian church OF
this city.
Imperial Valley press., 1922-09-07

Senator Borah Of Idaho, who is less
of a party man than any Republican in
the Senate, is, strangely enough, the
most sought after senator today by the
Republican speakers bureau, and by
individual senators who want him to
campaign for them. Borah has been
appealed to by Frelinghuysen, N. j.;
Lodge, Mass, and by friends of Poin-
dexter, Wash, and other senators, to
stump their states for them. But most
of those who want Borah 5 admittedly
effective aid rs a speaker happen to
have voted opposite him on important
issues. Borah has told them all, as he
had told the Republican speakers bu-
reau in Chicago, that this year he is
going TO make some speeches in the
West and will not commit himself now
to any speaking program.
Imperial Valley press., 1922-09-07

Mr.. and Mrs. J. r. Garren are still
in Long Beach but will return to the
valley shortly for the winter.
Imperial Valley press., 1922-09-07

DIR. r. H. Power, who is at present
in Long Beach, writes that he and his
bride will return to FL Centre October
1,