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The Washington times., 1930-11-01
341 SUSPECTS
ARE AFFECTED
BY DECISION
Verdicts of Calvert and Anne
Arundel Circuit Judges Are
Upheld in Test Case Review

ANNAPOLIS, Md, Nov. /.
Although the court Of appeals by
o vote of 4 to 3 yesterday de-
clared the 1929 amendment to
the State election laws uneonsti-
tutional, only those voters regis
tered under that provision whose
names have been placed on a
suspect" list will be affected,
according to Willis r. Jones, as
sistant attorney general.
The decision by the majority
of the appellate court jurists up
held verdicts reached earlier in
the week by circuit court judges
of Calvert and Anne Arundel
counties, that the names Of BAL
Democrats registered in these
two counties be stricken from
the books for failure to comply
with the declaration of inten-
tions act. .... e..
= Intention Required y.
The 1929 act required that a
nonresident coming into the
State to live need only produce
his own and two supporting affi-
davits that he had lived in the
State for year to qualify as a
voter. 80.
The sections which the 1929
amendment replaced and which
now automatically again go into
effect require residents Of other
States who come to Maryland to
declare their intention of remain
ing a year. To qualify as a voter
he must present official affi-
davits from two persons to show
that he has actually dwelt in the
State IL months.
299 In Anne Arundel
The names Of 299 registered
voters have been ordered erased
from the Anne Arundel county
lists. Calvert county will lose q.
A majority of these, it is stated,
are Washingtonians who spend
the summer months on the
Eastern Shore Of this State.
Unless the names of registered
voters are placed on a suspect"
list, however, they will be able to
cast their ballots on Tuesday as
the only ground on which they
may be challenged at the polls on
election day-according to the
assistant attorney general, is based
on whether the person seeking
to vote is actually the person
whose name appears on the reg
lister.
O'Dell Case Used
The decision maintaining the
unconstitutionality of the 1929
act was signed by Associate
Judges Urner, Adkins, Digges and
Sloan. Dissenting opinions were
rendered by Chief Judge Bond
and Associate Judges Pattison
and Offutt.
The registration of Lawrence
II. O'Dell was taken as a test
case in Calvert county and was
brought before Chief Judge F.
Neal .Parke and Associate Judges
Forsyth and Moss.
The Washington times., 1930-11-01
Rockville Legion
To GiUe COn1edU

ROCKVILLE, Md, Nov. 1.-"At
Midnight" a musical comedy in
three acts, will be given Novem-
Der 6 and 8, in the school audi
torium here.
This show is sponsored by the
Henderson, Smith, Edmonds Post
No. sc, American Legion. Spe-
cialties will be offered between
the acts.
The Washington times., 1930-11-01
Harry Riley Asks
Absolute DiUOrce

ROCKVILLE, Md, Nov. /
Claiming that the conduct Of his
wife caused him to leave her af.
ter four years of married life
Harry C. Riley, of Gaithersburg
Nd, through his attorney, Ken.
meth Lyddane, of Rockville, has
filed suit in the Circuit Court
here for a div1rce from Maude
A. Riley, whose last known ad
dress is the 200. block Twelfth
st. S. E.
The bill states that they were
married in Baltimore in 1918
and that they lived together un.
til December 81, 1922. No chill
dren were born of the marriage
The Washington times., 1930-11-01
Marlboro Man Held;
Burglary Is Ch0rqed

UPPER MARLBORO, Nd, Nov.
Robert Jackson, colored, was
yesterday held in the Marlboro
Jail in default of a $500 bond,
following his arrest on a charge
of house-breaking. He was taken
into custody by Officer C. w.
Perrigo.
The prisoner. it is alleged,
broke into the home of Walter
Mills on the Fort Foot Road
near Oxon Hill and stole a pair
Of shoes. a string of beads and
Q five-gallon water jug.
The Washington times., 1930-11-01
Falls Church Gives
Veterans PrOUrun1

FALLS CHURCH, Va, Nov. /.
Disabled veterans of the world
war from Mt. Alto will be en-
tertained here this afternoon by
the local chapter of the Ameri-
can War Mothers, plans having
been completed yesterday for
transportation.
The miniature golf course has
been turned over to the War
Mothers for the use of the vet.
erans by the management, and
other forp1s Of entertainment
have been provided for.
The Washington times., 1930-11-01
IRENE AND CHAMPION
Search For Crater
CenterS in Seattle

NEW YORK, Nov. / u.N.SD
Detectives were sent to Seattle
today by Police Commissioner
Mulrooney to investigate reports
that the long-misSing Supreme
Court Justice Joseph Force Crater
and his wife have been seen
there,
The Washington times., 1930-11-01
RITCHIE SCORES
BR0EN|NG WET
SILENCE
Governor Demands Foe State
What Action G. O. P. Would
Take In Enforcement Issue

BALTIMORE, Nov LII
Mayor BrOening is bidding hon,
estly for the honor and privilege
Of the peoples suffrage, then
let him have the courage to
state his stand on prohibition"
That was the challenge hurled
last night by Gov. Albert C..
Ritchie at the Republican guber-
Material candidate. Pointing out
that there is little time left in the
campaign to discuss this impor-
tant question, the governor de-
manded an immediate answer, and
also fired q series Of questions
which he demanded Mayor Broen-
ing answer.
Asks G. o. p. Stand
The governor demanded to
know whether Mayor Broenlng, If
elected, would impose a State Vol
stead act on Maryland, or if with
out such an act he would require
the Baltimore police to enforce
the Federal dry law.
At present. the governor pointed
out, the Baltimore police are free
from the temptations and cor
ruptions which have crept into
the police departments of other
cities, and they devote their time
to the detection and suppression
of crime. AS a result, he said.
there is no organized underworld
in Baltimore.
The governor charged that
Mayor Broening is appealing for
the wet and dry vote alike with
out stating his position in the
matter.
David A. Robb, Republican can
didate for attorney general, is s
dry, the governor declared, and
If elected would insist that the
Baltimore police attempt to en-
force the dry law even without a
State dry act.
Mayor Broening also addressed
series of meetings in Baltimore
last night, and attacked Governor
Ritchie's administration for its
fragrant shortcomings"
Mayor Lists Loss
The State lost two years. taxes
because of the governors arbi-
trary stand with the legislature
on the question of the State in
heritance tax, and, in so doing.
lost at least $500, 900. placing
this burden on the taxpayers of
the State, Mayor Broening
charged.
Mr.. Robb also spoke with the
mayor, and pointed out alleged
defalcations in various State de-
partments under the Ritchie ad-
miniStration. He pointed out that
between $4,000 and $4,000 had
been taken at the House of Cor
rection, and said:
"The funny thing is that all
Of the prisoners were locked up
at the time"
Another charge was made that
the governor had appointed
Baltimore city police magistrates
not for ability in legal matters.
but for ability to deliver wards
and precincts.
The Washington times., 1930-11-01

BALTIMORE, Nov. david
A. Robb, the Republican candi-
date for attorney general, had
one put over" on him one day
last week, but this time it was
not Of a political nature.
The Washington times., 1930-11-01
RiUerdGLe to Hold
Wnrdi GrnS Ball

RIvERDALE. Md, Nov. IA
Mardi Gras masked ball will be
held tonight in the school audi
torium under the auspices of
the Parent Teachers Association.
Music will be furnished by the
Citizens Band of Prince Georges
county. Prizes viii be given the
most outstanding costume Of the
evening.
The Washington times., 1930-11-01
SLAYER GETS 10 YEARS

JERSEY CITY, N. j., Nov. !
0.N.S0.-Wlliam j. Gormley
found guilty of manSlaughter in
the killing Of Eleanor Quinn, in
1925, was today sentenced to 10
years in prison and fined $1,000.
The Washington times., 1930-11-01
LICENSES TO WE'D

ROCKVILLE, Md, Nov. /.
Marriage licenses were issued
here to Milton Jackson, %, and
Rosie Doye. 81. both Of Bethesda,
Md. and Claude II. Mum, 80, Of
Philadelphia, and Martha Lee
Scorgon, 80, Of Washington.
La gaceta., 1930-10-14
Sc DECLARATION EN- HUEL-
GA LOS EMPLEADOS DE
LA PLANTA DE EDISON

West Orange, Oct. 14.-Por
primera veZ en- 16 amos los
trabajadores mostraron SUI des
contento en- la planta de Tho
mas A. Edison.
Por haber Edison rebajado
los jornales de SO y 81 centa-
vos la bora a 70 centavos, la
Union de Pulidores, represen-
tada por H. ]. Dumpert, Sc de-
clar6 aver en- huelga.
Frente a las puertas de la
planta los obreros han estable
edo vigilancia.
Solo ocho miembros de la
union, seg1n la companfa, ira
bajaban ALI, donde hay EN- =
pleados algunos miles de hon.
bres.
La gaceta., 1930-10-14
BUSCA A UNA SENORA
III HA SIDO SECUES-
TRADA

Greenfield, Mo-, Oct. 14.-El
secuestro de la Sra. Alma Will
son Mckinley, de "a amos, here
dera, pr6ximo a ser madre, ha
conmovido a TODD ell sur.
Amigos airados Sc han undo
a la policia de I'm c~entenar de
pueblos y ciudades desde los ca
minos de los Ozarks hasta ell rio
Missouri, buscando al hombre
enmascarado que Sc la llevara
anoche del rancho de su padre,
ell Millionaire petrolero Benton
Wilson.
Ell secuestrador, armada con
una escopeta, entr6 en- la casa
donde estaba la Sra. Nc Kinley
y su madre, obligando a la mu-
chacha a que 10 acompanara en-
Ell autom6vil de la familia.
La madre, que fue amarrada
y amordazada, a la bora y me
dia logr6 desatarse, avisando
a la policia.
La gaceta., 1930-10-14
No corras no corras.

leu acepta la revision de los ira
ADDS pedidos por Hitler. In
;reible, iverdad? Pero adn hay
.lgo mas asombroso todavfa; Ell
oismo peri6dico transcribe una
>agina de Poincare de un libro
roxfmo a publicarse, en- la cual
| eX-Presidente de la guerra
Pconoce 10 inaudito: que Ale
lania no es la culpable de la
'uerra sine Russia, porque fue
sta la que primero moviliz6 sus
"opas sobre la frontera de Aus
ria. Dicho este eS necesario vol
rer a empezar por donde los ALA
'os comenZaron en- 1918 81 Sc
iuiere evitar que ell comienzo
e roceda cuatro amos mas, a Ju
Ito de 1914.
Tenemos, pues, que ell Trata-
do de Versailles, la Liga de las
Naciones, y todos los tratados
v acuerdos subsecuentes a No
viembre de 1918, pierden con
la ~aseveracion de Poincare toda
su fuerza juridica. Y LA Vo-
!onte", con una dolorosa y ira
gica ironia comenta que ''hasta
ahora nos venimos a convencer
rue la guerra Sc debi6 a un sim
pie error chronological cometido
por algdn esten6grafo distrafdo
0 por la estupidez de un telegra-
fista..." Luego, con I'm valor que
cast sobrepasa al de todos los
heroes de la guerra ,declara el
periodico de Tardieu que eel
Tratado de Versailles tiene des-
pues de este tanta autoridad CO.
mo la que tuvo la sentencia con-
ira Dreyfuss despues de que Sc
descubri6 su inocencia y la fell
sificaci6n de Henry. Veamos
como concluye ell editorialista de
Volonte":
"El mas imperative de todos
los problemas que hoy c%onfron-
tan Europa es ell de la revision
La gaceta., 1930-10-14
LOS REBELDES BRASILEROS
CLAMAN VICTORIA

Montevideo, Uruguay, Oct.
14.-Las tropas revoluciona-
rias del Brasil, combatiendo
durante cinco horas cerca de
Carlopolis en- ell Parana en- la
frontera de San Paulo, han ba-
lido a I'm contingente federal,
causandole bajas. I'm anuncio
Official de los insurgentes en-
Porto Allegro, la capital de
Rio Grande Do Sui, dice que la
batalla ha sido la mas dura Ii
brada a 10 largo del frente Pa
rama Sac Paulo, de 200 millas,
por la possession de Sac Paulo.
Ell primer battalion del ejer-
cito revolucionario atac6 la
posici6n federal, en- la manana
de aver, despues de avanzar
entire Alfonso Camargo y Car
lopolis.
Cinco horas dur6 la acci6n
Y al fin los federales Sc retira-
ron dejando detras de ellos
muertos, heridos y municiones.
Muchos prisioneros Sc hicie-
ron, incluyendo altos oficiales.
La gaceta., 1930-10-14
LAS ESPOSAS DEBEN PA
GAR LAS CONTRADICTIONS

Ell juez federal Alderman de
cidi6 aver, en- ell case de la
Sra. Ruby D. Randall, de Fort
Myers, cue una mujer casada
sc halla en- la obligation de pa
gar las contribuciones por Dire
maize en- terrenos de SUI propie-
dad.
Los abogados de la Sra. Ran
dell alegaban que una mujer
casada no esta sujeta a contri-
buciones por drenaje.
Contra la reclamante actu6,
en- apoyo de los tenedores de
bonos, ell recibidor del distri-
to de drenaje de Iona, Edward
c. Allen.
La gaceta., 1930-10-14
~DETUVIERON A UN ACU-
SADO DE ROBO

Ell diputado Robinson detuvo
aver a J. F. (Jim) Johnson, in
dividuo a quien Sc acusa de ha-
Der robado muebles y utensilios
de la casa de L. R. Zebendon, en-
Sidney, con I'm valor de $500.
BESIDE hacia dos meses venia
siendo buscado ell presunto la
dron.
Cuando Robinson 10 halo ell
hombre habia establecido ST.
campamento debajo de un roble,
en- las cercanias de Pleasant.
Tambien aparecen acusados
por Ell mismo delito, Ed. john
son, hermano del anterior, y
Paul Summerall.
La gaceta., 1930-10-14
CRoNIcAs DE sEPuLvEDA
LA A~BSOLUCION
DE
Por Luis c. Sep0lvedG

A raiz del tremendo escanda-
10 International provocaGo por
las declaraciones de Herr Hit
Ter ante la Corte Supreme de
Leipzig, ell Jefe del Gobierno A
leman Canciller Breuning anun
cia que Ell Gnico medic de salvar
al pals de la bancarrota defini-
tiva consiste en- imponer la po-
Utica del trabajo obligatorio. Al
efecto ell Gobiern0 sometera al
Reichstag su proyecto de cons
cripci6n de obreros para las
obras p1blicas, y probablemen-
tie tambien para las industries
g~ubernamentales, y de hecho
quedara abolida la distribution
de pensiones oficiales a los sin
trabajo.
Ademas, Herr Bruening in
cluye en- sus planes de restaura-
ci6n economical ell proyecto de
impuestos indirectos, para re-
ducir los directos, recurriendo
a una reduction del dieZ por
ciento en- todos los salaries ci~
viles del Gobierno. Y para que
esta medida no desequilibre la
estructura economical de la ma.
ci6n colocando en- inferioridad
a los empleados gubernamenta-
les, Ell Canciller conffa en- que
podra llegar a un acuerdo con
uniones obreras para que estas
acepten a su vez una reduction
identica en- los salaries de los
trabajadores sindicalizados, y ell
costo de la production indus
trial pueda disponer de esa
ventaja para las competencias
internacionales. Ell gobierno, Ell
fin, Sc agarra a estos recursos
para evitar Ell collapse econ6mi-
co definitivo que va perfila Ell
I'm deficit de doscientos milo
mes de d6lares en- ell presupues-
to y a1n faltan seis meses del
ano fiscal.
La propuesta de estas drasticas
medidas econ6micas solo COM
prueba ell critic de alarma es-
tent6reamente lanzado por Ell IL
der fascista Herr Hitler en- su
catilinaria de Leipzig. La situa-
ci6n alemana es insostenible.
En- este ell jefe del Gobierno ale
man esta completamente de a.
cuerdo con su oponente ell jefe
del Partido fascista.
Ante este transcendental pro-
blema de vida o muerte Francia
no ha podido menos que reac-
cionar hacia la l6gica y por me-
do de La Volonte", 6rgano Sc
unofficial del Gobierno de Tar
La gaceta., 1930-10-14
CAMPBELL VOLVERA A CO.
RRER EN- DAYTONA

Londres, Oct. 14.-El captain
Malcolm Campbell, famoso au-
tomovilista ingles, tratara de ba
tir la marca mundial de veloci-
dad en- Daytona Beach, en- ell
mes de Enero.
Utilizara un autom6vil que
ha sido secretamente construi-
do en- los 1ltimos nueve meses,
y llevara con el otros autom6-
viles ingleses para que Sc cons
truyan en- America bajo licen-
cia especial.
En- 1923 ell captain estableci6
la marca mundial en- Daytona,
desarrollando una velocidad de
203.86 millas por bora.
La gaceta., 1930-10-14
r MOTIVES EN- Der
LIN

Berlin, Oct. 14.-Despues
de una bora de combatir la po-
licfa calm6 des6rdenes, en- la
madrugada de hoy, ocurridos
en- los alrededores de Pottsda-
merplatz. A la salida del pu-
blico de los teatros Sc altero la
tranquilidad al reunirse CRU
pos para yer los danos causa-
dos por los fascistas.
Otra vez fueron rotos esca-
parates de los establecimien-
tos.
AL verse insultada la policia
cargo con los clubs. Ell jefe de
policia dice que solo fascistas
tomaron parte en- los ataques
de aver contra los hebreos.
La gaceta., 1930-10-14
PLEITOS Y DIVORCIOS

Corte Federal: Smith Bros,
Inc, contra United States, (tres
pleitos).
Bancarrota voluntaria de
Sportsmen Supply Co., de Tam
pa.
Corte del Circuito: Bessie
Frances Yancey contra Alton
so NJ. Yancey; Helen Brockell
contra Herbert Brockell; Public
Securities Corporation contra
Charles D. West; w. E. Cooke
contra Walden T. Mobley.
La gaceta., 1930-10-14
HA SIDO PROCESADO Ell
CONDESTABLE HIDALGO

De un momento a otro, segun
Sc nos ha informado, Sc notifi-
cara al condestable Henry Hi
dalgo, del distrito de West Tam
pa, un auto de p~rocesamiento a
cordado por ell gran jurado fe-
deral que re~cientemente termi-
nara sus sesiones en- JacksOnyi-
lie.
Contra Hidalgo Sc presenta :
ron evidencias ante ell gran jul
RADIO.
La gaceta., 1930-10-14
UNION DE ESCOGEDORES
DE TAMPA

De acuerdo con nuestro Re-
tengo ell honor de con
vocar a todos los companeros
para la Junta General Ordina-.
ria que Sc celebrara Ell pr6ximo,
Microbes Is de Octubre, en- ell
salon que ocupa esta Secreta-
ria, a las 500 p. m.
Recomendamos la mas pun
tual asistencia de todos.
F. d. Rogue,
Secretario.
La gaceta., 1930-10-14
Debiera darte verguenza
que I'm perrito como csc tie per
siguiera.

de los tratados de paz. La ra-
ION es bien facii de comprender.
Los tratados Sc hicieron en- mo-
mentos en- que los pueblos a1n
estaban borrachos de sangre Y
que la paz no Sc puede basar en-
la barbarie nj en- ell odio, sine en-
la raz6n, en- la justicia y en- la
verdad, es l6gico que cuanto an
ties Sc revisen dichos tratados'.
Despues de este eco de solida-
ridad justiciera que LA Volon.
tie" hace a las palabras de Herr
Hitler es indudable que ell pres
tiPio del lfder fascista ha de au-
mentar en- su patria facilitando
la obtenci6n del fin que Sc pro-
pone: ell establecimiento de un
tercer Imperio Aleman. A este
va no Sc podran opener las po-
tencias que aver no mas Sc ALA
ron para salvar la Democratic
del Mundo" puesto que Ell mis-
mo Poincare absuelve a Alema-
MIA de la culpa de la guerra y los
hechos comprueban que a pesar
de la noble teoria wilsoniana va
en- ell mundo no queda ninguna
democracia que salvar. Tiene
la palabra Darwin: "Lo inutil
hay que eliminarlo..."
Luis C. SepdivedG.
New York, Sept. 1880.
Copyright 1880 by
Pollas Features Syndicate
La gaceta., 1930-10-14
MATRIMONIOS

Jose Rivero, %, y Candida
Barcel6, 81; Frank Roiz, "a, y
Antonio Fernandez, %; Paul
Di Maggie, 81, y Lucy Cicarello,
81; Elmer Eugene Mason, 25, y
Menendez, Is.
La gaceta., 1930-10-14
NOTICIAS DE
INTERES LOCAL
(Viene de la 1G.)

en- contra de su cliente. ell me-
gro Van Andrews, acusado de
robar, en- despoblado, SIS de
Luis Hughes, de Plant City.
Coles Sc puso de pie y dijo:
"Usted miente."
Zewadski Sc fue de puneta-
EOS y Coles les devolvi6.
Cuando ell combate hubo ter
minado ell juez Petteway amo-
nest6 a los dos e impuso a ca
da uno multa de $500.
La gaceta., 1930-10-14
FL TEMPO

Claro para hoy y manana.
Vientos frescos moderados del
norte. Temperature maxima,
aver, "a grades; minima Ga.
Marea alta a las 5:34 a. m.
marea baja a la LAC p. m.
La gaceta., 1930-10-14

I'm negro guiaba aver un au
tom6vil robado a Oscar Aya-
la cuando 10 vic un policia de
la seccion de motocicletas.
El negro tuvo tempo para
detener la Marcia del vehfcu-
10, tirarse y desaparecer.
Imperial Valley press., 1930-01-24
BrOnsOns Revive
Country Store

If you would be success in life
be yourself. That is the lesson
taught by "Be YOURSELF, the play
being featured by the Bronson Play
ers at the Palace Theatre.
"Be YOURSELF might be termed
dramatic Hungarian Goulash" for
it contains the choicest morsels from
all of the best shows of the past 10
years. 1t is bill that is sure to
please everyone.
Starting tonight the Bronson
Players are reviving the old "Coun-
try Store" Many valuable prizes
which have been donated by differ
ent merchants of Ell Centre will be
given away to the lucky members of
nights audience. The prizes range
from a free cleaning and pressing
for suits to $25 Elgin wrist watch
The attraction to follow "Be Your.
self" which plays tonight and tomor
row night, will be "Parlor, Bedroom
and Bath, farce comedy.
Imperial Valley press., 1930-01-24
SEELEY

Mrs. Sarah Arnett, mother of Mrs.
Elmer Walker, passed away Monday.
January 20. She came to visit her
daughter five or six months ago,
from the south, and has made her
home with Mrs. Walker since that
time
Those present at the entertain
ment given at the Seeley school
Saturday night by the Lewis Lycc-
uI players, report that the program
vas very good. The show was given
as a benefit to the school end a
good size crowd was there.
j. Ealig has sold his property at
lDiXeland and has moved to Seeley
to live with his daughter, Mrs. d.
tpshaw.
The West side farm home depart
mcnt met at the home of Mrs. IL.
derrick for an all day session Thurs.
day, January l6.
Officers were elected for the com
ing year as follows: Mrs. Eugene
Higgins, chairman; Mrs. Ray Kro
mer, vice chairman; and Mrs. Ho
bort Herrick, secretary and treas
urcr.
Those present were: Mesdames j
f. Rogers, Mike hubert, s. r. Wise
Ray Kroner, James Mccain, Eugene
Higgins, II. Herrick and the county
home department agent, Miss Flor
cnce Glenn.
An interesting meeting was held
Miss Glenn giving a talk and dem
onstration on renovation of use,
furniture, and other helpful sub, jects
Members of "The West Side coun
thy club held their Chickens
Day meeting at the home of Mrs
+. j. Kennedy, Thursday, Januar,
%.
Carl Putterman took charge o
9est s Service station for a few dav
last week while Mr.. and Mrs. Bes
made a business trip to San Der
! hardino.
The young people of the Christian
Endeavor are working on pla
which they will give February >
at Community hall.
Mr.. and Mrs. Walter Hansen &C
companied Mr.. and Mrs. Waite
Wakefield, Tom Fisher and vii
Tinns to Pine Valley recently.
Mr.. and Mrs. o. A. Kirk, Edwar,
Kirk, Miss Velma Kirk, Miss Edit
Doors, Mr., and Mrs. Paul Bland, an,
Imperial Valley press., 1930-01-24
SECRETARIES TO
BE- ENTERTAINED
HERE TOMORROW

Tomorrow morning the commercial
secretaries of Southern California
will be entertained by the FL Centre
Chamber of Commerce at the Hotel
Barbara Worth. The secretaries,
who will arrive at Brawley for
breakfast, will reach FL Centre at
10 o'clock and will hold a business
meeting until 80, when luncheon
will be served to the visitors who
will number about 100.
After luncheon the secretaries, es-
cortcd by the valley chamber secre'
taries and representatives from each
of the Imperial Valley cities, will
go to Calexico and will be taken, as
guests of the lnter-California Rail
road. through Mexico to Andrade to
visit the Imperial Irrigation District
activities in that place. Returning
i'll the evening they will be the
guests of the Mexicali Chamber of
Commerce at dinner and will return
to their trains that evening.
This is the regular monthly meet
ing of the southern California Com
litlN ltN
meets at various cities in the south
en part of the state. However, it
is expected that n larger number
of representative than usual will
attend this meeting as Secretary
Van Pelt, of the Brawley chamber,
has invited secretaries from all parts
of California to attend and has had
large number of acceptances to his
invitation. 1t is for this reason
that the valley secretaries were anx-
ious to plan interesting entertain
ment for the visitors and at the
same time show them the valley and
it is expected that the visit through
Mexico by train will prove of inter
est, as that territory is not well
known to the average Californian.