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Imperial Valley press., 1922-11-15
This List Shows Standing Up to Noon Yesterday
THE Ell CENTRIC DISTRICT
DISTRICT No. |


Dee lies,
Coenhaver, Broadway,
Easen
Stewart Gail, I3roalw
.JaneI
Mr. 2lIamlt Centre
Broadway
Ruby Harris,
lark Ia Avenue
Nancy
Alls. NJ.
Miss
Walton
Noses Avenue, .-~.
Mrs Glenn Pierce 40
Pinkad Olive,
Miss May FL o
Mrs Edgar Robinson, Olive FL
Mrs Charles Skinner Brighton, FL
Miss Thelna Scott Ell Centre o . -----..
59l Brighton, FL
COMMERCIAL
Charles b. Schue, Jr, 42 Fourth FL
Miss Helen Weber, 1904 Brighton Ell
Imperial Valley press., 1922-11-15
$4,000 In Free
Christmas Gift
Distribution

1st PRIZE
One Moon, Sedan, 5 passenger,
1922 Model; STANDARD Equip =
ment; Value ....----.---.-..--.....$l,99 ,995 90
1st PRIZE
One Hudson Speedstcr, pas
senger, 1922 Model; Standard
Equipment; Value ....---.-...--$l $1,000
lst PRIZE
One Buick Touring, 5 Passen-
ger, 1922 Model; Standard
Equipment; Value ------.-.---..$1 ,425.0O
End PRIZE
One New Chevrolet, Passen-
ger, 1928 Model; Standard
Equipment; Value .--.----.--.--$663.0o 90
End PRIZE
One New Chevrolet, Passen-
ger, 1923 Model; Standard
Equipment; Value .-----.---......-.$663.oo
End PRIZE
One New Chevrolet, 5 Passen-
ger, 1923 Model; Standard
Equipment; Value --.---...--....$663.oo
3rd PRIZE
One Purse of Gold ....-..............$100.00
3rd PRIZE
One Purse of Gold .....----.-.-..----..$ 10000
3rd PRIZE
One Purse of Gold .....-......-.-..--.-.$ 10000
4th PRIZE
One Purse of Silver ---------.--.-.-.--.$oU.ou
4th PRIZE
One Purse of Silver ---..---.-...--.....$5O.00
4th PRIZE
/ One Purse of Silver .-.--..-.----.-..--$5O.oO
Imperial Valley press., 1922-11-15
HELP YOUR
FAVORITE NOW!

their the big $4,000
should their the contestant NOW
The days the days when Press subscriptions count the
Everybody Wins Something
REDUCES instead of increases the along
will candidate 10000
a
n a
which EXTRA
This really makes the voting value of subscription 3o votes
This dg schedule is in ONLY for these days 1t will
bc repeated extcndd
HELP YOUR FAvORITE
Imperial Valley press., 1922-11-15

1t is possible for a new candidate to
enter in CalcXico with almost clear
field. Up to the time this paper goes
to press only three girls in the city
of Calcxico are working. There is an
immense field there that is cntierly
virgin territory. 1t has neither been
promised nor canvascd. A new con-
Imperial Valley press., 1922-11-15

Up at inland the entire community
seems to be backing and have prom
iscd to back Mrs, Quick. We arc look
ing. for "A subscription vote report on
Mrs. Quick's next trip to the office.
The Superior Chevrolet has curtains
which open with the doors applying
to all open models.
Imperial Valley press., 1922-11-15
THE BRAWLEY DISTRICT
DISTRICTNo.2

AmctB Bawley
Gland Beringcr, Street, Bragley 5000
Berry, Brawy
Mr. r. 543 II
S. Cooper Brawey
Gee w. G
G
Alma Dosett, Hotvile
Lau w 5000
White Brawey
Mrs W. D. Got, lmpeal
Jarrett Brawe 5000
Miss Carolyn Grumbes, D.
Brooks sHar,42 -
Emma Harrson imperial 5000
A
W. Jarrett Box ,raw1ey
Mary E. Jeffey Iolvlle Box
Molie E.
Mr.. Lawlor Brawley 5000
s.
Miss Elsie d. ooney
Mccarthy,
Mr.. Milton Moore, Box 755, Brawey 5000
Miss D..
j
Miles, Bawle
Mr.. Kay Packwood, Tenth and Main 5000
Marian Pearson 36S Street, Bawlay 10000
Emeie Patterson Brawey
Avenue,
Miss
Hotvile
Rena Smith, Bank, HoltviIe -. ~. l92,3OO
Mrs Louise Swnk, 357
Lucy Stacey, 250
Earl Sylvester, Callpatra 5000
l.
+. of Brawey
r.
Wilson, I. S. Brawey
Imperial Valley press., 1922-11-15

The law of averages holds good in
This campaign lis well as in other
things. A candidate who will get out
and see folks is bound to get votes.
The more people you see the better
your chances.
Imperial Valley press., 1922-11-15
THE CALEXICO DISTRICT
DISTRICT No. 3


Bur
Helen Bump Calexico -.....-.- 5000
Calender, 14300
Emesne Cortez --.~ $4,000
r. D,
r. F
Frances D.. Centre
Mrs Glen Lynch, r. F. d.. .. ... - ..~..... 5ss5OO
Mrs Lee Graham, r. d. Centre
Helen
Dorothy Glen, Calexico
Miss Virginia Hooker Calexieo Hotel CaIexico .-. $1,000
Mrs
Hndegard Hubbel Calexico - -~..--....----
Helen IIubbdl Calexico - m ..-.u-..-
VevaJ 100000
JaneJ
John r. =. D. Ne. Centre
Ethel Lada, Calexico l25OO0
Florence
A. f.. MEYERS r.. F. d.. IIo
Frank Nj. NooreR Box Ccntro
NLssKa ahynPul am
Flov Ph Calexieo
Eli Patio D. Centre
lawren Hickey, 116,e0
c. Summers, Seeley Calf. 56iloO
Edlia Verlugo alexico
Marie Zarela Calexico
Imperial Valley press., 1922-11-15

Miss Helen Blackman has the dis
tinction of being the youngest contest
ant i'll the CaleXico district to date
Miss Blackman is well known i'll Cal
exico, an din the Valley. We expect
to hera from her as she gets her cam
paign underway.
Imperial Valley press., 1922-11-15
Vote Schedules Soon Decline

The present big vote schedule will
continIc until Saturday, November %
Nj subscriptions received at this office
before midnight will coupt And sub
scriptions mailed, with remittance to
cover, which are postmarked not later
than 1900 =. m, November 25th, will
count on the first period vote schedule.
The big vote schedule will positively
cCrdance with the rules and reguIa-
tions, and will never be repeated or
extended.
The big vote schedule won t wait
for you-you ii have TO Jump in and
take advantage of it while YOU can.
And it s mighty important that YOU do
take advantage of it if you want to
land one of the big prizes.
10000 Extra Free Votes
Understand that with every Sl2
worth Of subscriptions turned in
you will receive 100000 EXTRA
FREE VOTES in addition to the
regular votes on every individual
These are the days that subscrip
tions count mostv otes for you.
They will never count for as many
votes again during the campaign.
The result of your race-your sue
cess or failure-will depend almost
entirely upon what you accomplish
during the BIG VOTE SEIZED
ULE period. Make the big vote
schedule WIN FOR YOU-BEGIN
IN EARNEST TODAY.
Imperial Valley press., 1922-11-15

Miss Catherine Pullian at the Cal
exico High School is planning Il system
attic campaign among her friends and
acquaintances. She entered the race
Yesterday and has the honor of having
turned in the first subscription re-
ceivcd from Il CalcXico contestant.
Imperial Valley press., 1922-11-15

Miss Thelma Scott had Il business OF
fer that would have nccessitated her
dropping out of the campaign. Miss
Scott is standing well in the race and
has decided to stay with it instead of
letting any outside offer persuade her
away. Miss Scott has Il wide circle of
friends and many votes and coupons
have come into the office for her. She
is to be congratulated on her decision
to remain in the campaign.
Imperial Valley press., 1922-11-15

The Chevrolet Superior Touring
gives the most economical transport
alton of any motor vehicle, more miles
on gas, all and tires.
Imperial Valley press., 1922-11-15
THIS rs AN
Everybody Wins
Campaign


Up to and including Dec
ember 22nd, the following
votes will be issued:
Imperial Valley press., 1922-11-15

One of the most regular callers q;
The Campaign Department is Miss Rub,
Harry, and she usually has IL subscrip
tion to turn in when she calls. 1t il
the consistent and persistant and cv
eryday stick k-to-it-ivcness that win,
prizes and wins all the other goot
things in life us well.
Imperial Valley press., 1922-11-15

From Dec. 9th to Dec.16th,
the following snumper o.
votes will be issued:
Imperial Valley press., 1922-11-15

Up to and including Nov.
25th, the following number
Of votes will be issued on
subscriptions:
Imperial Valley press., 1922-11-15

Capt C. Summers of Seelcy writes
us. Here are enclosed a couple more
subscriptions with the cash to give me
"a boost and let my friends know that
am working The consistent work
of Capt. Summers is keeping him nccl;
and neck with the leaders in District
No. 3.
Imperial Valley press., 1922-11-15

In addition to these prizes
The Imperial Valley Press has
has set aside a special fund of
$2,500.00 to guarantee Christ
mas Gift of 20 per cent com
mission to every man or wo-
man, boy or girl, who is an
active worker through the
ampaign. .............................$ 10000
Imperial Valley press., 1922-11-15
Campaign Notes

The Youngest active candidate IN
thc race entered yesterday. He IS
eight and half years old Walton hun"-
strum. S31 Olive street. Walton comes
into the campaign sponsored for by
Mrs. p. Benson. Mrs. Benson says she
expects to canvas with Walton, and to
neip him get the training and sales
manship and the business environment
that this campaign will give him. " alt
on is a student at the Harding School
and comes into the campaign vey en-
thusiastic and determined to win.
Imperial Valley press., 1922-11-15

From No. 25th to Dec. 9th,
the following number Of
votes will be issued:
Imperial Valley press., 1922-11-15
There Are No Losers

candidate
ci Il Il
This absolutely All
knowt o if make whatsoever
nd hesitate
worthy
mig htv casy.
Imperial Valley press., 1922-11-15
Opportunity Knocks
AT Your Door; All
Win In Big Election
Don't Overlook Chance; Get Second Subscriptions
Cash On All Promises Before November Is

been sub
ilc conIlcx o present Americans.
how the
captalizes
potunty while the sidestcps
claim that opportunity has passed usanother Il
Opportunity knocked door And
Imperial Valley press., 1922-11-15
Opportunity Is Here

Opportunity is here the lpc An entirely candidate who
this her
advantage has II wonderful opportunity right
considering getting down to
headquarters tonight tonorrowbcfore it too atcanl talk IL
O
Imperial Valley press., 1922-11-15

testant could get entered i'll the cam
paign today with flying start.
Contestants in District No. , ;,re
already laying claim to the choice Of
the big cars, because that part of the
Imperial Valley has the fcwest Press
subscribers to date. This leaves that
district more nearly virgin territory
in which extra 25,000 votes for new
subscription will count on practically
every subscription turned in.
Imperial Valley press., 1922-11-15

Miss Ernistine Cortez says that the
Hudson car belongs in Calcxico ard She
is going to sec that 1t stays there
Miss Cortez has IA host of friends who
are taking a great interest in her cam
paign.
Imperial Valley press., 1922-11-15
Opportunity Knocks Here

Wins Something prize distribution,
knocking YOUR Are doing to let by gmg
the chance chance of securing share of val
held
this All the big prizes from the big luxurious Moon Sedan the Hudson
the of the cash awards offered undr the most liberal
IS
them study this minute
Imperial Valley press., 1922-11-15
How About Promises

friends
November 2b Never
in schedule effect After
midnight schedule
is
sixth The counts $4,000 Three
Five added already
will 100000
q
fill the You got $500 for the three months Get them to
monts
subscription $4,000 Get the second six months and get $4,000
subscriber the first subscription YOU get the
o third. 1t will we'll
Imperial Valley press., 1922-11-15
These Mean Real Votes

lookout the bigger subscriptions substitution gives
credits with 100000
viii
of
by II
Up to from
of
in fact one m lilo one
really While there
of in
their credit
friends
friends who
lavcla since this campaign started
Imperial Valley press., 1922-11-15

$10,l29.oo
Imperial Valley press., 1922-11-15

Press Everybody Wins Prize Distribution
NOTEOny blank candidate nominated
Gunnison news-champion., 1922-09-08

= y
ne ansugHed bu1s1 ~ ~ so1h-
edly. relied HE haad 70 slsnlfy ~ -
expresslhle. -IDt shat nka 49,
anr he demanAed. He rooa rRafAer
tAaA 1T yoa In for sl,ow of tempsr..
he said gFan9ly. I'D Do anyshlne.-
He .wFpee The 1ettes. addreassd Il.
his hand el,husnteIy carved IN secrecy
aboat the eavesope. pockesed II
-Ina snd IN walk down With 20
to man IT. said I1nlu.
Dwight hesltnted. frewned HIS h
watched him With ccnsuitine bsuvs.
Il was Eolng." said Dwight. 10 pro-
pose . littie stroll before bedtime.~ =
He ruved shout the room. -WhereS
my beautiful straw hatf Thers's moth
ing like brisk walk to Induce sound.
restfui sleep" he told them He
hummed bar.
-foall be all right. motherr Lulu
asked.
Mrs Bett did not look up. these
carslamon hev got little mite too
dry" she said.
IN their room. Inn and Dwight dis
cussed the Incredible actions Of Lulu.
II saw" said Dwight. II saw she
wasn't herself. I'd do anything to
avoid having . scene-you know
that" Hts glance swept little anx-
iousiy his Ina. 'You know that, don't
Jour he sharply inquired.
"But I really think you ought to
have written to Ninian about It." she
now dared to say. Its not nice DO
sition for Lulu"
-Nicef Wen. but whom has she got
to blame for lit"
'why. Ninian." said Ina.
Dwight threw out his hands. "Her-
SELF" he said. ITO tell you the truth.
was perfectly amazed at the way
she snapped him up there In that res
taurant."
"Why. but. Dwight"
''Braxen." he said. "Oh. II was
brazen."
"It was just fun. In the first place" I"
But no really nice woman" he
shook his head.
"Dwisht! Lulu II nice. The idea T"
He regarded her. "Would you have
done thatr' he would know.
Under his fond look. she softened
Gunnison news-champion., 1922-09-08


1>oar ~ look like company -
did nnt reply He looked at her peca-
iatively. where had ne guae. With
whom had she talked. what had ~
told? Ina looked At hef rather fear.
fully. But Mira Bet rocked cuaasne-
ediy and ate cnriamom seeds.
Whom did you seer Ina aske4
Lulu named them.
-See them to talk tsY nom Dwight.
oh. yea They had Ill stopped.
what did they sayf- Ina b1rse oct
They had inquired for NInian. Lain
said: and said NO more.
Dwight mulled this. Lulu might
have told every one Of these women
that ccck-and-bull story With which
she had come home. II might b. all
over town. OF course. In that case ~
Gunnison news-champion., 1922-09-08

prayerH Why don't Jour
when they came downstairs next
morning. Lulu had breakfast ready.
Wel1~ cried Ina In her curvinR
tones. IF this isn't like old timea.-
Luls said yea u was like old times.
and broaKht the bacon to the table.
Lulu's the only one IN this house
can cook the bacon eos it1l chew"
Mn. Beft volunteered. She vas
Wholly a6able. and held contenteily
to 1na's laa word that DWIGHT
thought now it Was all night.
-Ho." said Dwight. The happy
family. once more about the festive
teaaer." He gauged the moment 10
caii for good cheer. Ina. too. became
breezy. blifhe- Monona caught their
spirit and laughed. head thrown well
back and gently shaken.
d came In. She had been told that
Auntie Lulu was at home. and that
she. d. wasn't to say anything to her
about anything. nor anything to any
body else about Auntie Lulu being
back. under these prohibitions. which
loosed q thousand speculations, Di
was very nearly paralyzed She stared
at her Aunt Lulu necessarily.
Not one Of them had even q talent
for the casual. save Lulu herself.
Lulu was amazingly herself She
took her old place. assumed her old
olBces. when Monona declared
against bacon. II vas Lulu VINO sug-
eested milk toast and weas 70 make Il
Mamma Di whispered then. IKE
eecaping steam. isn't Uncle Nlnian
coming toor'
'.Hush. No. Nov don't ash any
more questions"
"well, can't I tell Bobby and Jenny
shes herer
-No. Doar ny anything 1t an
about her.
-But. mamma. what has shs
dOner
-Dii Do A. mamma tells you.
Don't Jon think mamma knows bestr'
Di Of course did not think %, had
not thought % for long time. But
now Dwight said:
~DauEhteri Are you 4 little giri
or are you our grown-up young ladyr r
II don't know" said Di reasonably,
'Dut I think you're treating me like
little siri now.
shame. d." said Ina. unabashed
Gunnison news-champion., 1922-09-08

took MS homage, accepted everything
was silent.
'Certainly not" he said. "Lulu's
tastes are not nne. like yours.
should never think Of you as sisters. /"
"She's awfully good" Ina said. fec
bly,. Fifteen years OF married life be-
hind her-but this was sweet and she
could not resist.
''She has excellent qualities" He
admitted II. "But look at the position
she's Unmarried to man who tells
her he has another wife In order to
get free. Now. no really nice wom-
an"
-No really nice man" Ina did say
that much.
"Ah," said Dwight. ''but you could
never be In such position. No. no.
lulu is sadly lacking somewhere"
Ina sighed. threw back her head,
caught her lower lip with her upper.
a. might be In hem. "What II It was
DIR she supposed.
-Dii" Dwight's look rebuked his
wife. .Di.~ he said. twas born with
ladyliks feeIings"
II was not yet ten O'Clock. Bobby
Larkin was permitted to stay until
ten. From the veranda came the In
distinguishable murmur Of those young
voices.
Bobby" Di was saying within that
murrur. Bobby. you don't kiss me ~
II you really wanted to kiss me. to-
night"
Gunnison news-champion., 1922-09-08

Own Manner.
could tura Lulu out-shouid q O. d
fact. still the story would b III ever
town.
Dwight" said Lulu. T want Mn
ian's address"
"Goins to write to hlmi. Ina cried
incredulously.
Il want to ask him for the proofs
that Dwight wanted"
MY dear Lulu" Dwight aid impa-
tientiy. 4you are mot the one to writa.
Have y0u no delicacyr
Lulu smiled-a strange smile. orig.
mating and dying In one corner Of
her mouth.
yea" abe said. $50 much delicacy
that I. want to b sure whether I'm
married or not"
Dwight cleared his throat with
movement which seemed to use his
shouiders for the purpose.
II myself viii take this up with my
brother" he said. II will write to
him about It."
Lulu sprang to her feet. swrite to
him nowr' she cried.
~Really." said Dwight. lifting his
brows.
"Now-now ~ Lulu said. She moved
about. collecting writing materials
from their casual Judgments ON shelf
and table. She set all before him
and stood by him. ''write him now,~
she said again.
MY dear Lulu, don't be absurd"
She said: ''Ina, help me- II It
Was DwIght--and they didn't know
whether he had another wife. or not,
and you wanted to ask him-oh. don't
you sect Help me-"
Ina was not yet the woman to cry
for Justice for its own sake. nor even
to stand BY another woman. She was
primitive, and her instinct was to
look to her own male merely.
SWELL" she said. "of course. But
why not let Dwight do It in his own
way1 Wouldn't that be betterf"
She put It to her sister fairly:
Now, no matter what Dwight's way
was. wouldn't that be better?
'Mother!" said Lulu. She looked
irresOlutely toward her mother. But
Mrs. Bett was eating caradmom seeds
with exceeding gusto. and Lulu looked
away. Caught by the gesture. Mrs.
Bett voiced her grievance.
~Lulie," she said. "set down. Take
on your hat, why don't your
Lulu turned upon Dwight . quiet
face which he had never seen before.
You write that letter to Ninian,"
she said, .and you make him tell you
20 you'll understand. I know he
spoke the truth. But I want you to
know
"N-m," said Dwight. sAnd then
I suppope you're going to tell It al
over town-as soon A. you have the
proofs"
.I'm going to tell 1t all over town."
said Lulu, '.just AZ II is-unless you
write to him now"
Lula r. cried Ina. @Oh, you
wouldn't"
r would" said Lulu. Il Will"
Dwight was sobered. This IN
imaEined Lulu looked capable Of \.
But then he meered
And get turned out Of this house.
- yOu would bef
-DWishtt- cried his Ina. ~0h, you
wooldnt r
+. = vould- aid Dwight. n vir.
Lula knows IT,
= ahall tn WHIT know anA th4a
leaye yo0f hcqss anyway" said LnIu,
euniom yea ~ NInlan's word And /
want yoa sheull vrits Htn new.
Leave yoW no(kee1 AID Ihar hs
ealese : = -
8 Iseave 1vseytAine.s sail Lulu.
90 uu1Inks nla -, 80 eant
nots4nngfN1e6Gk Enfns 9hoMA ~
50: s: & sse ,s sss!ls ]. - - - - 4 nssa1As
lvl5f i6set 4 -. = spwsr4
~ : :! = :, nas.df = -
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Under These prehlbitlens, which
Leossd . Theusand epseuiatIens,
81 Was Very Nearly paraiyxsd.
BY the accident Of reason being on
the side Of Df
.Tm eighteen" Di reminded them
forlorniy. -and through high school :
'Then act So" boombed her father.
Banned. thwarted. beyiIdered Di
went over to Jenny Ploxy and there
Impaired understanding BY the simple
process Of letting Jenny guess, to
questions siillfuIly shaped
When Dwight said, Look at my
beautiful handkerchief" displayed o
hole, sent his Ina for a better. Lulu.
With manner Of haste. addressed
him:
aDwieht, its . funny thing. but
I haven't Ninian's Oregon address"
~Wel1r
.WeIl, wish you'd give Il to me. |"
Dwight tightened and lined his Hips
III would SEEM he aid, ~that yos
have m rsal use foe that particular
address, Lpln.s
sYea. / nave. / want Il Ysu Aavs
Il, havea.t you. Dwightr'
~CsftAinly I have It. S
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go 11xt ViVsnDe ~ 6u1e4 o.
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sr - ess.6.!ss :! Z = ! - :. !! alg e. &
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store which had been occupied BY ons
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and universities are to unite today IN
a weeks drive to complete a fund OF
$1,000 600 Tor the erection OF a library
at the Belgian University of Louvain
which shall take the place of the his.
toric structure destroyed by the Ger,
mans.
The Bennington evening banner. (Bennington, Vt.) 19??-1961, 1922-04-03
In the paY,a News
mans

Dr. Edgar f. Smith, who will pre-
side over the sessions Of the American
Chemical Society, the largest scieu-
tdc organization in the world. when
that body meets in annual convention
today in Birmingham, Ala. has long
been a noted figure in American sci
enti6c and educational circles For
forty five years. pr Smith has been
connected with the University OF
Pennsylvania, and during ten years
OF this period he served as the exec.
utive head of the university A native
of York Pa he received his b s. de-
gree at Pennsylvania College in 1879
and then went abroad to complete his
studies Upon his return he became
an instructor in chemistry IN the Uni