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Amerikai Magyar hirlap = American Magyar journal. [volume] (Youngstown, Ohio) 1911-1942, 1923-02-08
GROSSHANDLER KITUNTE-
TESEI

Lapunk kiad6hiyatalanak elmo
k6t es iizletvezetojet, y. Gross
handlert, aki rendkiviil tevekcny
tagja republikanus partnak,
nagy kitintetes ertc a multi he.
ten, amikor kineveztek a McKin-
ley Club vegreha o-bizottsagaba
mint tagot. Grosshandler az els3
magyar es alighanem az elso be
vandorolt, akit ez a kitiintetes er.
A Mckinley Club kezeleseben all
a nilesi remek Mckinley emlek-
epGlet.
Ugyancsak ezen a heten megva-
lasztottak Grosshandlert az ohioi
idegen nyelven megjelen0 lapok
kiadoi egyesiiletenek titkarava. AZ
egyletnek, amelynek szekhelye
Clevelandban van, DIR. Cserna End
re ezredes, a Sazabadsag foszer-
observation-disclosures.
Amerikai Magyar hirlap = American Magyar journal. [volume] (Youngstown, Ohio) 1911-1942, 1923-02-08
J0TEKONYSACI
MULATSACOK
AD0MENTESEK
Ez a velemenye a varosi
tisztviseloknek
Egyesiileteknek, melyek mulatsa-
gaik j0vedelmet jotekonycel-
ra forditjak, mines sziik-
segiik engedelyre

Youngstown varos illetekes
tisztvisel6inek az velemenyiik,
hogy a Monday Musical Club es
hasonl6 egyesiiletek, melyek hang
versenyeik 6s egyebnemii mulat-
sagaik tisztajovedelmet jotekory
celokra forditjak, mem kotelesek
a varostol engedelyt valiant.
E kerdes a Monday Musical
Club reszer0l lett felvetve, meg
beszelese folyaman Reese polgar-
mester kijeientette, hogy nezete
szcrint valamennyi hasonlo egye-
siilet mulatsagai, melyek j0vedel-
met jotekonycelra forditjak. ado
mentesek.
Azok az egyesiiletek sem tartoz-
max engedelyekert fizetni, me-
lyek mulatsagaikat valamely sim
hazban tartjak meg, mivel az ille-
to szinhaznak evi engedelye van.
Az engedelyiigyben intezked5
varosi szabalyrendeletet Henry G..
Church vaosi iigyeszhelyettcs
most tanulmanyozza
A varosi tisztviselok szerint az
|egyhazak es iskolalS altal rende-
lzett mulatsagoR is ad6mentesek,
felteve, hogy azok tisztajovedel-
met j6tekony celokra forditjak.
Adomentes barmely klub mulatsa-
ga is, ha a j0vedclmet szinten Jo-
tekony celra hasznaljak.
A szabalyrendelet altal megal-
'lapitott engedelydij $40 egy es-
tere es $25 egy hetre.
Amerikai Magyar hirlap = American Magyar journal. [volume] (Youngstown, Ohio) 1911-1942, 1923-02-08
A MUNKAVISzONYOK

Eltekintvc attol, hogy nemely
gyar kenytelen volt finisel0 mill
jeinek iizemet korlatozni, inert a
nyersacel termeles mem elegendS,
a munka teljes erovcl megy a
Youngstown keriilet vasgyarai-
ban. Az acelhiany csak ideigle-
mes es piheno hengerek a jov5
heten val6sziniileg ismet mcgin-
dulnak.
Hetfon iizembe vettek Repub-
lie Iron and Steel Co. Les szamu
koh6jat haseltoni telepen es ICY
most mar az 0sszes haseltoni ko-
h6k dolgoznak. A munkashiany
egyre nagyobb es nagyobb lesz es
vas es acelmunkasok jol teszik, ha
Youngstownba j0nnek munkara,
inert a kilatasok ere az eyre X
tiinoek- A gyarak csaknem az
|egesz els0 felevre ell vannak latva
rendelesekkel. Kiil0n0sen lemez-
henger munkasokat keresnek.
Amerikai Magyar hirlap = American Magyar journal. [volume] (Youngstown, Ohio) 1911-1942, 1923-02-08
. REND0RSEC
JANUARHAVI
JELEN NTESE
Otszaz ember lett Youngs-
townban letart0ztatva
E szam Observation-Disclosures
kevesehb, mint amennyi a
niegel0zo december ho-
ban volt rovason

"A rend0rseg most adta Xxi ja-
nuarhavi miik0dfser6l sz6l6 jelen-
teset.
Eszerint 0sszesen 500 ember lett
letart6ztatva kiil0nfele okokb6l
az ev elso h6napjaban. Ez 2S2
letartoztatassal kevesebb, mint
amennyi a multi ev december ha-
vaban volt es a legkevesebb 1922
februarja ota, mikor osszesen csak
497 ember lett Tctart6ztatva.
A k0vetkez0 okokb6l t0rtentcls
a letartoztatasok: reszegseg mialt
ZIG, csendzavaras Matt 50, az
italtilalmi t0rvenyek athagasa
miatt 40, gyors es vigyazatlan
hajtas Matt 81 es eeyeb forgalmi
kihagasok Matt 26.
Harom cmber le lett tart6ztatva
torvenyellenes fegyyerviseles mi
att, het ember pedig azert, inert
reszeg allapotban hajtottak auto
mObilt.
A letart6ztatasok k0zott feltii-
n6en sok no volt, osszesen Al. Ez
k0riilbelul 20 szazalekkal maga-
|sabb az atlagosnal
s~ssss -.
Huszonegy letartoztatott kisko-
ru lett vizsgalati fogsagba heylez-
We gyermekbir6sag intezkedtse-
ig. Eek k0z0tt kilenc letartozta-
tas bet0res es automobillopas
Matt tortent.
Amerikai Magyar hirlap = American Magyar journal. [volume] (Youngstown, Ohio) 1911-1942, 1923-02-08

SzERz0DESRE
HIVATKOZIK
4 nemhonositott berkocsis
.jogait k0vetei
Az Olaszorszagal kotott szerzo-
des szerint nem lehet tOle
"jitney'' hajtas jogat
megvonni

Frank Micchia, XII Youngstown-
ban lakik, de Olaszorszag polgara,
tito rendelet let vett Xxi ME
gyei bir6sagtol Youngstown va
roS ellen. EZ az injunction =
megtiltja varosnak, hogy a va
rosi szabalyrendeletnek jitney-
cngedelyekrol sz6l6 6-ik szaka-
szat a sk6rvfnyezo Frank Micchia
eseteben vegrehajtsa.
Az emlitett szabalyrendelet 1920
februar 25-en lepett hatalyba.
Micchia AIT mondja kervenyt-
ben, hogy 8 mem polgara an Egye-
silt Allamoknak, de az Egyesult
Allamok eS Olaszorszag altaI meg
k0t0tt es frvenyben lev6 namzet-
k0zi szerzodes mindk6t orszag pol
garainak, mindket orszag terrible
ten, kolcson0sen megadja mind
azon jOgokat. melyekl1el benszii-
lott vagy honositott polgaroll
birnak.
Micchia kervenyeben kimutatja,
hogy Youngstown varos azon sza-
balyrendelete, mely a jitney-tula.j j.
donosok engedelyes targyaban in
ttezkedik. az q q 5feseteben - az EN-
litett nemzetk0zi szerz6des ertel
meben nem alkalmazhato.
A tito. rendeletet kibocsat6 j
HI. G. Jones ,bir6 az eziigybeni
targyalas idajet februar 10-iktrc
tiizte XII.
Amerikai Magyar hirlap = American Magyar journal. [volume] (Youngstown, Ohio) 1911-1942, 1923-02-08

SzIGORU
BUNTETES
Eletfogytig tarto fegyhaz
merges italert
A kepvisel0haz masodfoku gyil-
kossagnak minositi a halalt
okozo kotyvalekok keszi-
teset

Ohio allan szenatusa nemreg
egyhanguIag elfogadta Bender sze
hator torvenyiavasvlatat. mely a
'merges anyagokat (mint amilyen
peldaul a faalkohol) tartalmazo
italok kesziteset elsSfoku gyilkos-
sagnak minositi es az ilyen italois
.k6szit6ire a villamos szekben veg
Irehajtando halalbiintetest mond-
ia ki.
A kepviselohaz most szinten el-
fogadta ezt a javaslatot, ugyan-
Icsak egyhangulag, azzal a valtoz-
tatassal azonban, hogy az emlitett
biincselekmeny masodfoku gyil-
Ikossagnak legyen minositye, a
bintetes pedig eletfogytiglani
| Ifegyhaz lecyen.
A torvenyjavaslatof a kepvise
Ilohazban Gordon Logan megyci
kepviselo ajanlotta elfogadasra.
Mr.. Gordon snagyarazo beszeda-
ben kiemelte, hogy minositesben
Eazert sziikseges a valtoztatas, mi
Ivel az allan biintetotorvenyei sza
Irint eis5foku gyilkossagnal az elo
IRE megfontolt szandeknak keA
lfenforogni. merges italakat ka-
lszitok pedig a legtobb esetben
mem el6re mcgfontolt szandekkal
|0lik meg halalt okoz6 kotyvalc
| kuk vev0it
A torvenyjavaslat most a ket
haz egyezteto-bizottsaga ele Ike
iriil ha javaslat maid akar a
Itett valtoztatassal. akar pedig va
Ilamely mas valtoztatassal yissza-
keriil ket haz eie, ugy mar csak
ia kormanyz6 jovahagyasa le,z
Isziikseges ARA. hogy a jayaslai
Ohio allan toryenyeye valjek.
/ A kepvisel6haz % sz6val 4 ellie
ineben beleillesztette javaslatba
| a Volstead-fele sz0vetsegi torveny
azon rendelkezeset is, meH jogoi
ad az illetekes biraknak az olyan
hazakat, melyekben szeszes italo-
kat adnak ell penz6rt, egy ev tar
ltamara bezaratni
Az Anti-Saloon League OF
America (korcsmaellenes liga)
egyhangulag hozott hatarozattal
keri szovetsegi szenatust azon
NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. elfogadasara,
mely az italtilalmi t0rvenycket
megserto idegeneket deportalni
rendel a munkaiigyi MINISTER
Eelott t0rtent kihallgatas utan. A
Iszovetsegi kepvisyelohaz mar cl-
lfogadta EFT t0rvenyjavaslatot.
Amerikai Magyar hirlap = American Magyar journal. [volume] (Youngstown, Ohio) 1911-1942, 1923-02-08
FARsANGzAR0 BAL

Hetf0n este tartja az idei far
sang zaro mulatsagat a Kossuth
Egylet Kor nagytermeben.
Sheridan mar lit lesz hamvaz6 seer
da Is hosszu b6jt kezdetet We
szi. Aki jol akar mulatni es ki
akarja j6l tancolni magat, az mem
mulaszthatja el EFT az utols6 bait,
amelyen Rig6 J6ska teljes zenc.
kara fog muzsikalni.
Amerikai Magyar hirlap = American Magyar journal. [volume] (Youngstown, Ohio) 1911-1942, 1923-02-08
JOL JATSZOTTAK A MUKED-
VELOK VASARNAP
Mintegy 200 fenyi kozonssg nagy
szeriien mulatott Kossuth
KOrben

Nagyszeru el0aasban volt reszA
azoknak, akik elmentek vasarnap
este a Kossuth K0rbe es vegiG
neztek K0r miikedveloinek iga-
zan dics6retet erdeml6 .igyekv@-
set. -
Mem tudjuk, hogy kit dicstr-
jink, azert a harom r0vid, de nut
lattato darab osszes szereploit fel-
emlitjuk, mint egyforman dicsere-
tet erdeml6ket es ITALIAN kiil0ll XII
emeljiik Molnar Lajost, aki nem-
csak nagyszeriien jatszott, hanem
paratlan sZorgalommal es tiirelem
mel betanitotta es randezte da-
rabokat.
A moi szerepeket a kovetkezols
t0ltottek be: Brogli Ignacne, Ra-
ko Juliska, Gergely Vilmosne, De
way Gyorgyne es Abb Mariska. A
ferfi szereplok ,voltak: Moln&r
Lajos, Palatinus JOSEF, Brogli Ig-
nae, Benyei ! Laszl6, Devay
Gyorgy, Sipos Janos. 10th Istvan,
Gergely Vilmos es Dabics Dezso.
Sajnos, hogy mem megy nagyobb
kozonseg ezekre az igazan 10 el5-
|adasokra. Voltak ugyan vagy
ketszazan most vasarnap, de az
eloadas es kiil0n0sen mi MIXED
veloink igazan nagy tehetsege mea
lerdemelne, hogy a terem egeszen
Amerikai Magyar hirlap = American Magyar journal. [volume] (Youngstown, Ohio) 1911-1942, 1923-02-08
REFORMATUs EGYLET

Ismetelten felhivjnk a reforma-
tus .es ag. ev. vallasu magyarokat,
hogy Ref. Ferfi es Mi Betegse-
gelyz6 Egylet meg harom honapig
csak So felveteli dijat szamit. Csat-
lakozzanak chez az egylethez, hogy
legyen mire tamaszkodniuk beteg-
seq es szerencsetlensegben.
Hajdu Kalman titkar iagyben
felhivja a beteglatogat6k figyel-
met, hogy a betegek neveit vele
haladektalanul k0z0ljek.
Amerikai Magyar hirlap = American Magyar journal. [volume] (Youngstown, Ohio) 1911-1942, 1923-02-08
MEGSERULT MAGYAR BAS-
KET BALL JATSZ0

A mutt heten, amikor "a Kos
suthok magyar basket ball csapa-
ia revans- merk0zest jatszott a Nc
Kelvey csapattal, Friedman jate-
kosnak oily szerencsetleniil leptek
a labara, hogy egy labujja eltort.
Amerikai Magyar hirlap = American Magyar journal. [volume] (Youngstown, Ohio) 1911-1942, 1923-02-08

megtelen skozonseggel. A sziine-
tekben Rigo J6ska ciganyzeneka-
ra hangversenyezett.
A legkozelebbi eloadas datumat
meg hem hataroztak meg, de any
nyit mar most elarulhatunk,. J.
hogy szinrekerul egy 3 felvonasos
enekes nepszinmii, |amelynek ei-
me g A legeny bolondia.''
A Kor tisztikara ezen az uton Is
kifejezi halas koszonetet a muked-
vel6knek a nyujtott elvezetert.
Amerikai Magyar hirlap = American Magyar journal. [volume] (Youngstown, Ohio) 1911-1942, 1923-02-08

A magyar jatekost bevitttk a Va
rosi k6rhazba, ahol ket napig Te-
kiidt. Aligha fog az id6n ismtt
jatszani.
Macy az crdeklodes a ket ma
gyar csapat talalkozasa irant, a
mely februar 15-en lesz az Greg
Raven iskola tornatermeben.
Amerikai Magyar hirlap = American Magyar journal. [volume] (Youngstown, Ohio) 1911-1942, 1923-02-08
A BEvANDORLAST A
NEMZETISECEK 2p-ARA
IAKARJAK KORLATOZN]
kepvisel0haz bevandorasi bizottsaga jovahagyta
serre vonatkozo torvenyjavaslatot

mostan 3eos torvny alapn semey
hat6 be evben bizotsag avsalata lesza
68837re de mvel itevo bevandorok hozatartoo
fe ohetnek be- vegoszegen ahg tornn vatoas
eo eenbn Reed pennsylvania orvenyjavasla kszi
ney bevandorlasi kv6tat Hogy
bottsag javaa tvennye egyn ahoz kepviselohaz
naus hozzaiaulasa es enok j6vahagyasa szukseges
Amerikai Magyar hirlap = American Magyar journal. [volume] (Youngstown, Ohio) 1911-1942, 1923-02-08
Esen1enyyek

rikai "Co-operativc League is
kapott ilyen tiltakozo tavi FE
nemet kooperativ fogyasztd 49,
ponti szervezctet6l, melynelS
helyi csoportban harom millio
tagja van. Ez a k0zponti szer-
vezct, mcly legnagyobb koope
rativ-egyesiilet az eur6pai konti-
nensen, tagja a fogyaszt6k nem-
zetkozi sz0vetsegenek, nelly vi
szont "a orszagban 30 milliG tag
gal bir.
A tiltakoz6 kabcltavirat iev
sz6l:
A versaillesi bekeszerzodes,
mely gunyt liz nepek 0nrendel-
kezesi jogabol, ismetelt karteritesi
kovetelesekre vezetett; olyan ko-
vetclesekre, melyek j6val tulha-
ladjak a nemet nep fizet6kepesse-
get melyeknek rombolo hatasa
nemcsak Nemetorszagot, hanem az
egesz civilizalt vilagot erinti.
Az esszeriien cselekv6 nemzetek
id0k0zben ARA a meggy6zodesre
jutottak, hogy' az esztelen gyiil0-
let es a yak boszuvagy ezen politi-
kaja nemcsak ujabb veres habo
rukkal fenyeget, hanem allan
d6an megzavarja az 0sszes nepek
nyugalmat es akadalyozza azok
boldogulasat. Valamennyi or
szagban az ehez6, elsatnyulo es
ketsegbees6 csoportjai kereset-
nelkJlieknek bizonysag ARA, hogy
mily esszeriitlen a megtorlas en-
bertelen vagya, mely mem erzl,
hogy nemet nep elleni barbara
mus az egesz emberiseg elleni bar
barizmussa fog elfajulni.
A nemet nep, melyet szamos
evi haboruskodas kimeritett me-
lyet b6keszerzodes megrabolt
legertekesebb jovedelmi forrasai-
t6l, mar regen meghozta a koye,
telt es eddig hallatlan nagysagll
aldozatokat. Olyan konyortelen-
seggel, mely csak az elkeseredett
harcok legsotetebb napjaiban volt
ismeretes, elviselhetetlen terheket
'rsaknak militarizmns m6djai ar
tai, beke idejen, olyan nepre, mely
teljesen vedtelen es keptelen az
cIlenallasra. Ezen tulhajtott es
hatart mem ismer0 k0vetelesek tet-
jesitesenek lehetetlensege az er6-
szakkal val6 fenyegetesre veze-
tett.
A szovetsegesek altal iinnep3
lyesen proklamalt elvek ellenere, a
bekeszerzodes alapjan, nemetek
milli6i kenyszeritve lettek ARA,
hogy akaratuk ellenere es kivan-
sagaik meghallgatasa nelkul mas
namzetek reszeive legyenek. Most
ismet fenyegetnek minket azert,
inert Nemetorszag keptelen a le-
hetetlent lehetove tenni; tovabbi
biintetessel fenyegetnek tiszta ne
met lakossaggal bir6 Macy tarto-
manyoknak megszallasa es Fran
ciaorszaghoz valo csatolasa altal.
A Rajna-videk, Saar volgye es
most a Ruhr-medence aldozatnl
fognak esni annak a telhetetlen
imperializmusnak, mely az elsS
Napoleon idejeben egesz Eur6pat
ARA kenyszeritette, hogy fegy-
vert ragadjon Franciaorszag el-
len. Nemetorszag ipara es a
Ruhr-tartomanyok utan nyujtja XII
most ez az imperializmus kapZsi
kezait.
Az indignaci6 kialtasa hallat-
silk a nemet nepbol. Eek az al
lamok val6ban nemetek nyelvben,
hagyomanyokban es nemzeti er-
zesben, es nemetek 6hajtanak ma
radni. Eek lakossaga mely in
dignaci6val vonakodik elvalni at
tol nemzett6l, melyhez az en-
beriseg altal elismert legerosebb
1x0telekek fiizik: yer kotelekei
konakodik beleegyazni abba, hogy
engedekeny csordakent olyan
nemzet reserve kenyszeritsek
N-s4 s/Lyn1x,4o%Sc o1Jo1ov,
Imperial Valley press., 1923-12-26
Best Christmas
Ever for Many
Causes, He Says
LCOntinued from page y


cd 20 the success of the day, and in
particular to Mrs, Popc's up.
streamcrs Class of t,c :-rcs0vter-
ian church, who took warm cloth.
ing for the children; the Ten
Thousand club; Mrs. II. c. Stevens;
Mrs. Hawkins; Mr.. and Mrs. J. e.
Wood; FL Centre Lodge of Elks;
Postmaster c. W. Collins; Mrs. w.
I. Stone; Mrs. Alice J. Bonncll; the
Community Church, Imperial; the
Methodist Church Ell Ccntro; Rev.
\. T.. Worthy and members of the
FL Centre Christian Church and the
Army and Navy Store, FL Centre,
ana the Imperial Valley Press.
Mr.. Weir commented ON the on
cellcnt spirit shown by Mr.. Marcott
Of the last named firm. who con
tributel two pair OF warm wooden
socks to every adult member of the
county farm, and several dozen
pairs for the children.
He regretted that it was impos-
siblc TO thank many others who sent
donations by reason of the fact
that they failed to put their names
ON the various packages sent, but
wants each and . every one who
had any part whatsoever in the
celebration to know that their kind
ness is greatly appreciated, both
by himself and the inmates of the
farm.
Here's the Proof
Now for the proof regarding vir-
tue. The happy affair at the coun-
" farm was principally the result
of Mr.. Weir 5 thoughtfumeSs in
enlisting the aid of those who con-
tributed to its success. The addi.
tional reward to the superintendent
came in the person of his first
grandson, who arrived in FL Cen
tro Yesterday afternoon at the home
of his parents, Mr.. and Mrs. Joseph
Leonard Phillips Of Date avenue.
Mrs. Phillips was formerly Inez
Weir, second oldest daughter of the
county farm superintendent. Joseph
Leonard Phillips, Jr. aud his moth
er are doing nicely and the former
is delighted with FL Centre.
Needless to say, his grandad is
delighted with him and believes he
is the finest Christmas present
ever. The Weir family's happiness
was also increased by the knowledge
that his wife, who has been i'll re-
Gently, is recovering and looking
forward to an early visit TO her
grandson.
Ihat 5 the proof.
Imperial Valley press., 1923-12-26
Elks' Party For
Riddles Proves
Huge Succ ess
Continued from page 1)

Santa Claus in the club rooms, with
his hosts. Jimmy was given the
same presents rs the other Young
Sters, and was then placed in big
leather char to watch the other
kids grow happy over the. good
things Santa Claus gave them. Aud
Jimmy stayed put" :" in the chair.
SO happy was he, and such an i'm
preston did he make on the Elks,
that they could not let him go home
to the covered wagon, like Gin
deralla after the ball, so Johnston
took him home with him, and turn
ed the youngster over to his wife.
Nothing definfe was said today, but
il was intimated that the Elks are
not yet through with Jimmy.
What day it was at the Elks
Club! Long before the magic hour
Of 10 o clock, two long files of an
Nious youngsters streamed away
from the doors 70 the clubs rooms
One ended around the corner on
Olive street, and the other stretch
ed eastward on State street to the
Christian church and beyond on
Fifth street. For several hours
they marched into the club rooms,
where Santa Claus gave them TOYS,
candy and frurt. They came in such
lgare numbers that the heavy SUPPLIES
laid in by the Elks were exhausted,
and raiding parties were organized
by the committee to get additional
ci,Dnlips from loao1 s,tora,
No One Forgotten
Not one kid was ''short chang
ed. y Brown, black, yellow, white,
dirty, clean, big, little, quet, noisy,
every sort and description, they
filed through the club rooms and up
on receiving their gifts. stopped TO
enjoy them, and disregarded all in
functions to move on. 1t was the
kids big day, and they swarmed
about, yelling, laughing and occa-
sionally squabbling, as healthy; hap
py kids should. 1t was hard work.
but the Elks enjoyed it and as Lou
Philley, the exalted ruler, remarked
they wouldn't have "missed it for
Il farm
HuHureuS OF youngsters VINO
would certainly never have had an
enjoyable Christmas were made hap
py, and the Elks had the satisfac-
tion, not only of. watching their en-
joyment, but of recalling the great
love that was held for children by,I
Him whose birthday was being OBJ
served. a
f none but Little Jimmy were
made happy, the Elks would have
considered their time and efforts
well spent. ssts
Imperial Valley press., 1923-12-26
RUSSIA DENIES
TRYING TO MAKE
U.S. COMMUNIST

MOSCOW, Dee. 26-Russia Fhas
absolutely 10 intention of spreading
communist propaganda in the ffnit
eG St;tes, Soviet Foreign Minister
George Tchitcherin told the United
Press today.
Tchitcherin explained Russia s
attitude towasl the dispute over the
S..eckloff editorial in the Isvestia,
produced by Secretary Hughes as
lroof OF Soviet plotting III Amer
ica. -ese
Stcckloff = article was meant
to be taken il exactly the. "nn0eit"
sense from Hughes Interpretation
OF it, he saIG. -s .1.-
Imperial Valley press., 1923-12-26
Wednesday, December 26, 1923

of Jesus Name Through the eff
fortsafof Percie Thacker, Roscoe
Gould of Varney Company gave the
use of a piano for the event. Y
It is to be hoped that next year
will see a longer program as the
large number of citizens present at
tested their interest in such COM
munity celebration.
. Christmas carols, which were sung
early Christmas eve by members of
the music section of the Woman 3
Ten Thousand Club and others, were
much enjoyed by number of shut
ms who could not attend the pro-
Imperial Valley press., 1923-12-26
PERSONALS

DR.. W. Z. Lyons, formerly county
,oroner, and { present practicing
II Pasadena, was visitor in FL
Centre today.
The Misses J lila and Mabel
Grogan and Miss .tnna McNeccp,
left this morning for Yuma where
hey viii visit ..-ands.
Roy Gillett If Calexico, was
visitor in FL Centro today.
Miss Lenore Fallon returned this
morning from Long Beach, where
lie enjoyed Chri. mas with her
parents.
Harry Maddux of Calexico was a
visitor in FL Centro today.
Miss Maybelle Long, OF the Irri-
CATION District Office, returned this
morning from several days stay IN
Los Angeles.
u. i. Russell spent Christmas
with friends in Yuma, where he was
joined by Mrs. Russell who came
down from the coast for the occa-
ion.
Mr.. and Ms. Bale Ramsey en-
tertainei as Christmas dinner
guests Mr.. and Mrs. Al. Garrison
and small son and Mrs. Garrison s
mother, Mrs. D. Hume.
Mr.. and Mrs. Gilbert Preston en-
tertained the :a,rmer 5 parents,
Mr.. and Mrs. Frank u. Morgana
and George Cross at Christmas din
1er.
Mr.. and Mrs. William Fleming
,ltel.ained informally at dinner
yesterday, their guests including
Mr.. and Mrs. William Gill, Mrs.
william Dawson and son William
and Miss Margaret Fleming, the
latter home for the holidays from
college.
William II. Thompson of Artesia
is in the city for IA few days.
Mr.. and Mrs. Robert Boman of
Lakeside left yesterday afternoon
eor their home in Lakeside after a
Christmas visit at the home Of Mr..
Boman 5 mother Mrs. Paul Boman.
Among the amy Christmas
celebration yesterday was din
ner al the Calvin Mougseau home q
which Mr.. ana Mrs. Z. II. Lien,
Miss Peggy Lien, Mr.. and Mrs.
George Lien Of Holtville and Mr..
nd Mrs. Charles Mousscau Of Min
neapolis were present. Christmas
We the same group gathered at the
Lien home for Il Christmas tree and
9:fts.
Mr.. and Mrs. Warren Drummond
motored to San Diego for ',he weel;
md and holiday and returned las5
night. Thev were accompanied by
Miss Doll Kicker Mrs. Diummond i
sister, who will spend the remain
de- Of the week here.
Mrs. A. +. Mooseau, and Mrs.
<. Z. Stewart were the guests of
Miss Margarot c. Tivy at II
Il clock breakfast Yesterday.
Imperial Valley press., 1923-12-26

o 'elock. The program was short, due
to last minute change of plans but
was quite appropriate to the occa-
sion.
The opening selection was q com
munity song "Joy to the World.
Then n Solemn prayer of benediction
was given by Rev. c. E. Flanagan.
The third number was 4 solo beauti-
fully sung by Mrs. c. Smith of See
ley accompanied by Miss A. Gertz.
Rev. A. E. Worthy gave the 'Story
Of the Nativity" from the gospel
of Luke and program ended with
two community songs "Silent
Night and "All' Hail the Power
Imperial Valley press., 1923-12-26
TREE PROGRAM,
CAROLS NJ UGH .
ENJOYED HERE

The community Christmas tree
program on Monday evening at
traeted n large crowd of FL Cen
trans and people from the outlying
districts who gathered around the
tree at the intersection of Sixth and
Main streets shortly after eight