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Amerikai Magyar hirlap = American Magyar journal. [volume] (Youngstown, Ohio) 1911-1942, 1924-07-17
YOUNGSTOWN, OHIO, 1924. JULIUS T.
Magyarorszag Amerikai Dollark0lcs0ne
Mnden magyar feeseges penze fektesse ebbe kcsonbe
juthatnak a sorsara

Multi szamunkban ismertettiik
olvas6inkkal Magyarorszag anne
rikai dollar k0lcsonet. T0bben az
zal keressel fordultak hozzank,
hogy ismertessiik reszletesebben
EFT a dolgot. A keresnek keszseg-
gel tesziink eleget $ alant ismer-
tetjiik azokat az indokokat, me-
lyek ketsegtelenne tesMk minden-
XII elott, hogy a magyar arany-dol-
lar kotvenyeket vasarolni mem
csak hazafiassag, hanem elsoran-
gu s jo iizlet.
Magyarorszag abb0l a celbol bo-
csatja Xxi a kotvenyeket, hogy gaz-
dasagi es penziigyi helyzetet rem
dezze es ujh5i elfoglalhassa hely6t
a vilag jomodu nemzetei soraban.
4 Nemzetek Ligajanak szaker-
lto bizottsaga es Jeremiah Smith
amerikai fobiztos AIT meggy6-
zodesiiket fejezik XII, hogy a kol-
cs0n segitsegevel ket even belill
Magyarorszag bevetelei kiada-
sokat fedezni fogjak.
Magyarorszag a k0tvenyek tor
lesztesenek es kamatainak bizto-
sitasara a legbiztosabb j0veael-
melt, a vamok, cukorad6, SO es
dohany hozadekat k0t0tte lie. Eek
a j0vedelmek Jeremiah Smith
amerikai f6biztos kezehez fo1f-
max, o visel gondot k0tvenyek
t0rlesztesere es kamataira.
! Magyarorszag arany kolcs0nt
veSz fel es a k6tvenyeket arany-
ban valtia be-: aranyban fizeti a
kamatokat is.
Az Amerikaban elhelyezett k0t-
venyek dollarokra sz6lnak es dol
larokban kamatoznak.
A k0tvenyek a tozsden is jc-
gyezve lesznek, tehat barmikor
eladhat6k. Kolcson is kaphato ra-
juk.
! Bankban elhelyezett penz csak
4 szazalekot hoz, a magyar arany
k0tvenyek s zazaleknal is ma
gyobb kamatot hoznak.
A k0tvenyek kamata Z es fel
szazalek, minthogy azonban min
den 100 dollaros k0tvenyert csak
81 dollar 30 centet fizet tnlaj-
donos, a tenyleges jovedelem a 9
szazalekot is majdnem megk0ze-
liti.
A magyar allan husz even be-
I'LL minden k0tvenyt bevalt, meg
pedig mem 81 dollar so centtel,
hanem 100 dollarral.
A kotvenyek 100, 500, 1000 dol
laros cimletekben keriilnek for
galomba. A 100 dollaros k0tveny
ara 81 dollar so cent, az 500 dol
larose 437 dollar so cent, az 1000
dollarose S75 dollar. Mindenki
annyit yehet, amennyit tehetse-
ge megenged.
Magyarorszag aranykotvenyeit
a legels3 angol, francia, olasz,
svajci, holland es amerikai ban
Ikarok vettek at, inert biztos es
| j6 befektetesnek tekintik. Az
amerikai magyarok penze Sc lehet
biztosabb helyen, mint az ovelk.
Amerikai Magyar hirlap = American Magyar journal. [volume] (Youngstown, Ohio) 1911-1942, 1924-07-17
KoCsIs MIHALY sULYos BALEsETE.

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Amerikai Magyar hirlap = American Magyar journal. [volume] (Youngstown, Ohio) 1911-1942, 1924-07-17

/ $S75.00 betektetes $4,000. jo-
vedelmet hajt minden evben Is a
bevaltasnal 1875 dollarral tobbet
Ikap XII a tulajdonos, mint ameny.
nyit befektetett.
A dollar ma a legjobb es leg-
biztosabb penz a vilagon. Exert
szolnak k0tvenyek es kamatjuk
dollarokra.
A kolcson Magyarorszag j0v6-
jet biztositja, Magyarorszag jove-
delmei biztositiak a k0tvenyeket
es kamatot.
K0tvenyt vasarolni Magyaror-
sag tamogatasa es ugyanakkor
kitiin6 iizlet is, ha tekintetbe yesz-
silk biztositekokat a magas j0-
vedelmet.
Magyarorszagot kolcs0n XII
bocsatasa alkalmabol sok helyen
megrugtak ismet a jol ismert
gyaszmagyarok. Ezeknek az ut
sell hazatlan bitangoknak rug
dolozasaira okos komoly ember
egyaltalaban mem is valaszol. Ez
tiszteH "banda" sajat zsivanyai
kozott, azzal kelt hangulatot a
, kolcson ellen, hogy ez a penz sze-
rintiik a gyaszos Horthy-rezsim
meghosszabbitasat celozza egy-
reszt - masreszt eek kotve-
nyek is ARA a .sorsra fognak jut-
nj, mint. a hadikolcs0n0k. Miyel
magyar testvereink fnlebe is ell
iuthattak ezek az oktalan besze-
dek, ICY sokat felre is vezethettek.
Megnyugtatasul kozoljiik, hogy
EFT a k0lcsont mem egy kormany-
max, mem egy rezsimnek ada a
Macy vilag penzes nepe, hanem
ada az ujjaepitend6 Magyaror-
szagnak, A kormanyok bnkhat-
max, rezsimvaltozas lehet, lehet
Magyarorszagnak ismet kiralya,
| vagy lehet bel6le koztarsasag, ez
k0lcs0n mem bukik, nem valto
xix.
A hadik0lcs0n0k sorsara Sc
juthat ez a k0lcs0n, mivel az a
Nepszovetseg ellen6rzese fnellett
kerult kibocsatasra annak visz-
szavaltasat Nepsz0vetseg, vala-
mint annak nemzet tagjai garan-
| taljak. A kamatok biztositasara
magyar nemzet legertekesebb be-
vetelei vannak lek0tve, eek a be-
vetelek egy kilon penztarba folly
max be masra, mint a k0lcs0n
kamatainak fedezesere mem for
dithatok. A kotvenyek ARANY
dollarokra sz6lnak, ICY mem allhat
el6 az elertektelenedes sem, mint
az a hadik0lcsonoknel t0rtent.
A hadik0lcs0n0k csak papirkoro-
nakra szolottak szerencsetlen
haboru kovetkezmenye volt, hogy
a koronank ugy elertektelenedett.
| (Ebbe az Observation-Disclosures je-
lentekeny resze volt annak gaz
tarsasagnaik, amelyik most tele
tid5vel agital ezen k0lcson ellen.)
A k0lcson jegyzese mem er6-
szak, mindenki fontolja meg a
fennt elmondottakat ha belat-
ia, hogy ez a befektetes mintegy
9 szazalekot jovedelmez van lega-
labb annyira biztos, mint betet-
kent elhelyezett penz, legbizto-
sabb bankba - akkor jegyezzen
ebb6l k0lcs0nb6l.
A k0lcs0n v6rosunkban is
jegyexhet6, Wick and Go.
t6zsdei cegnel . Wick Bldg
|. ben. A nevezett c6g jegy-
| zest eredeti feltstelelk mellett
! fcgadja el.
Amerikai Magyar hirlap = American Magyar journal. [volume] (Youngstown, Ohio) 1911-1942, 1924-07-17

DR.. Polya Laszl6 mdsodik verses
konyve.
"a pittsburgh 'sMagyar Hir-
ad6i' biralata.

tele rimekbe vert magyar arany-
nyal. DR.. P6lya Laszl6t nyomta-
tott BETH szarnyan szeles Ameri-
kaban mindeniitt ismerik. vi ver-
ses k6nyve a magyar nyelv zengS
hatalmaval hitet tesz mellettiink.
Huszon0t esztendoslvandorlasanak
oltaf.k6vere hatal,hasan gazdag
aldozatot gyiijt azok szamara, a
Xix tiszta magyar szot es a ma
gyar faji erttk 6F6kkeval6sagat
szeretik.
Regi igazsag, ho&y az amerikai
magyarsagot ugy, mint P6lya,
senki sem ismeri. Ez a peregrinus
sors minden aldozatra kesz kiiz-
delmeivel es szenvedeseivel meg
valtott kincs a P6lya k0nyveben
az amerikai magyarsag lelki ke-
nyereve Walt.
A 'sDelibabok Nepe'' AIT bizo-
nyitla, hogy magyarul elni,. latni,
tudni nemesak sxen, de olyan XII
valtsag is, amelybeff mindnyaiunk
max gyonyoriisege telik, inert hi
szen EFT a kivaltsaeot P6lya az
0nfelaldozas konnyes pecsetjevel
nem a maga hasznara, hanem a
magyar faj boldogitasara szerezte
meg.
Van-e magyar irodalom Ameri-
kaban? Ere kerdesre a P6lya
konyve AIT feleli, rhogy igen is
van. Meg pedig szebb, ertekesebb,
mint idaig gondoltssk. Dlyan en-
Der adta meg a kerdesre valaszt,
akinel a magyar faj lelki villa
gat es beszedet szeles vilagon
igazabban senki sem szereti as
jobban ITALIAN mem is ismeri.
A tengeren tul az enekes ma
dar csak az osz bealltaig mienk.
TIT telbe-fagyba, viharba, ferge-
tegbe mindig a magyare. P6lya AIT
tanitja, hogy magyarsag erkol-
csi vilaganak Isl hatalmaval tud-
ia csak igazan szolgalni az nj ha-
zat es az atalanos emberi celokat
is.
Ha verseit, olvassuk ez a sejtes
bennunk meggyozSdesse erik.
Olyan magyar szabja meg az
egyetlen helyes utat, aki sziil5-
f0ldt6l mar 26-ik esztendeje elsza-
kadt.
Ennyi magyar kincset csak az
gyiijthet 0ssze, aki "nincs" "-et
is nagyon j6l ismeri. Aki az egye-
nj boldogulast es legk0zonsege-
sebb embernek is kijar6 boldogsa-
got elmellSzi azert, hogy magyar
fajisaganak sziklavaraban az elet
korbacsa, vagy a joliet csabitasa
altal szetteritett magyar nyajat
egyesitse, aki minden nyomorusa
got hajland6 eltiirni azert, inert
Amerikaban magyar koldus mines,
apostolnak is bevAlt: ipedig ha
itt-ott a kalapja melle tiiztek, meg
dics6seg bokretajat is odaadta
a maya valasztott nepenek.
DIR. P6lya Laszl6 mienk. -
Vezer mem a veletlen kegyelme-
b6l, hanem az erdem es az ertek
igazsaga altal. Vegye meg es for
gassa a konyvet minden igaz ma
gyar es azok is. akik a lelkiisme-
ret liteldszeke elott szeretnenek
magyarok maradni.
"A k6nyv ara papirtablaval l
dollar, vaszonk0tesben 2 dollar.
Finom bSrk0tesben 8 dollar. Yer
ses ajanlassal S dollar.
Megrendelhet5 az alabbi cimen
"P6lya Uoi1mittse''.
AT 3rd Avenue,
Pittsburgh, Pa.
Il y . I
Amerikai Magyar hirlap = American Magyar journal. [volume] (Youngstown, Ohio) 1911-1942, 1924-07-17

} lie a kalappal a finnek

meg a nemzetek athletikai merk6.
zesen, a parizsi olympiaszon.
A kis csapat athleta, amely egy
maroknyi -nepet kepviselt, megis
~masodik lett az osszes nemzetek
k0zt, masodik hatalmas 100 mil
lios Amerika nogott.
Az Egyesiilt Allamok gazdag
orszag leven, minden szamra negy
embert is nevezhetett, ICY sza-
mos masodik es harmadik, no meg
az otodik es hatodik hellyel k0ny-
nyii volt az amerikai athletak-
max oily Macy pontszamot elerni.
Amerika IL els6t tud felmutat-
nj, mig finnek 10 szamban gy6z-
TEX es megnyertek legnagyobb
versenyeket, mint Marathon fu-
tast es az 0sszes hosszu tavfut6
versenyeket.
A magyar nep, amely ketszerte
szamosabb, mint finn, mem tu-
dott ilyen kival6 eredmenyt fell
mutatni. A magyar versenvz6k
csak 10 es fel pontot tndtak eler-
nj, de meg ICY is hetedik vagy
nyolcadik helyre keriiltek a vilag
nepei k0z0tt az athletika teren.
A finnek szereplese parizsi
versenyeken 6riasi el6nyt jelent
ennek "a kis nemzetnek. A finnek
milliokat er3 hirdetesben resze-
siiltek derek bajnok fiaik reven.
A magyar fiatalsag is megtehet-
ne AIT, hogy komolyabban foglal-
kozzek az athletikaval. A magyar
eppen olyan szivos es kitart6,
mint finn, de ugy latszik baj
az, hogy mem veSzi komolyan n
treningct. A magyar futball csa-
patnak nyernie kellett volna Pa
rizsban, de vesztett. Ok hazai
beketlen viszonyokban es a ma
lunk annyira dive primadonnas-
kodasban keresend6.
Ha mar az az olympiaszr6l
trunk, emlitsuk meg, hogy a ma
gyar .kardviv6 csapat sz0rnyen ell
verte az amerikai viv6kat PARIS
ban. Remeljiik magyarok gyoz-
nj fognak. Kardvivas teren min
dig vezettiink. Egy volt vilag-
bajnokunk, DIR. F0ldes Dezso
most amerikai magyar. Hires Sc
besz Clevelandban.
A demokratak valasztasa ugy
latszik kielegitette a nagy t6ket,
az ipart es kereskedelmet, inert
alig jel0ltek demokratak a west
virginia.. John w. Davist, mint
eln0k kandidatusnak, mindjart
szilardabb lett hangulat "biz-
nesz" berkeiben.
A jobb hangulat mar heten
Youngstownban is eszlelhet6 volt.
A nagy vas es acelgyarak, ame-
lyekben munka csak nagyon las
san ment, az ut6bbi harom napon
mar jobban dolgoztak es most mar
alland6 javulas varhato augusz--
tus k0zepeig, amikorra val6szinu-
leg teljesen rendes iizem varbat6.
A munkaviszorfyok javulasa BIZ
zonyara or0met fog okozni a ma
gyarok k0z0tt. Sokan honfitarsa-
ink k0ziil mar h6napok 6ta yagy
mem dolgoznak, vagy csak epp
annyit keresnek, hogy nehezen
bar, de megis fedezni tudtak haz-
tartasuk k0ltsegeit.
Most, hogy jobbak lesznek a
munkaviszonyok, szamithatunk ar
ra; hogy magyarsag ismet job
ban fogja partolni egyhazait es
egyleteit K0zos intezmenyeink
mindig az els6k, amelyek meyer
xix rossz viszonyokat. Ha van
penziink es j6 m6dunk, ne felejt-
silk ell 0ket.
Lapnnk mai szamaban lathatjak
a x
Imperial Valley press., 1924-01-11
FARMERS HELP THEMSELVES

1t is found that more than two billion dollars
worth of business was,done last year by organizations
of American farmers.
The Department of Agriculture reports turn
over of S490000000 by $500 grain organizations, of
$3O0,C0O,OO0 by 1S41 dairy products organizations, of
$2200O00o0 by 1882 livestock shipping organizations,
of S2S0,000000 by $50 fruit and vegetable assoca-
tions, of S32,000000 by IA groups of tobacco grow
ers, of SlOOOO0OOO by 78 groups of cooperative cotton
growers, and other items of less Importance.
Here is real progress, of kind destined to give
the farmer the position and power that naturally be-
long to him.
1t has long been said that the agrcuturist is pri-
marly business man, but it is only of late that he
has compelled recognition in this capacity by adopting
the most up-todae methods of business men in other
lines.
Collectively he the greatest of capitalists, also
the greatest of producers. His weak point has been
distribution. When he learns to distribute his pro-
ducts manufacturers do he will have his business
built upon rock. Through cooperation and the en-
ployment of skilled executives handle his goods he
may do for himself more than the government can
do for him.
Imperial Valley press., 1924-01-11
Arizona Cotton Growers Tell
Why They Prefer Acala Cotton
Seed Grown i'm COachelIa Valley

The following letter from the
Phoenix representative of the ella
BEND farmers is explanatory of their
attitude IN making the purchase of
certified government 'Coachella
Valley Acala' Seed.
"Acala Cotton Growers Association
Coachella Valley, California.
Dear Sir:
"The two large carloads of Ger
titled Acala cotton planting seed
purchased from the Acala Cotton
Growers Association, Coachella Val
ley, California were bought for the
purpose of planting 5000 thousand
acres of that new project under the
Gillespie Dam.
1.-THE parties buying this seed
and planning this large 'creae
just west of Gila Bend are all sue
cessful growers of short staple cot
ton from CaleXico, California. They
have had many years of experience
and in this time have grown prac-
tically all of the well known varie-
ties, such as Mebane, Lone Star,
kowden, Durango and Acala. Be
fore determining upon the variety
which promised the largest net pro
fits per acre, together with the
least possible growing hazard, they
made personal and very thorough
investigation of the success Of the
v&r;ous varieties, not only in their
owa particular locality, but III many
other sections as well, and their con.
Imperial Valley press., 1924-01-11
DAIRY COUNCIL
OFFICIAL HERE
FOR CAMPAIGN
Will Cooperate In Making
Dairy Week a Huge
Success

JAY Outer, Southern California
representative of he California
Dairy Council, is in the valley in
tie interests of Dairy Week which
will be celetr; ted here beginning
January 20 and cumiEate in Dairy
DAY ON January %.
Mr.. Outer who has been con-
nected with the dairy industry in
all its various phases for Il years.
comes in an advisory capacity, to
assist in creating enthusiasm fof
the project, address clubs and work
with committees and cooperate
with merchants in designing win
dow displays.
Dairy Week is sponsored br the
Californt Dairy Council, and
while it has been inaugurated in
other parts Of the state, this is the
frs. official event of the kind
held in Imperial County. Tie pur-
pose of the campaign is to elueate
the public to the necessity, economy
and dcsirab.Hty of drinking mora
milk and consuming more dairy
products. 1t is planned to ere lie in.
terest in the schools by offering
prizes for the best essays auj ear
looms subm. ted en- the subjec-. Full
dctails Of this viii be >nneHuced
later.
VIII Speak While Here
M. Duttcr'S 5 operations take in
al Southern California Territory
south of the Tchachapi, inciu ling
II! 4 iuvo county, Santa Elr5ara
nd Ncutur> counties. On rs plc.
,ious tIip her. last June q2 vi.
very successful in signing aa2goN
i'm; ely IS per cent of the d.7gNing
Interests III the valley rs members
Of the state council Membership
IS not conf.ncl alone to dairy men
but includes distributors, creamery
officials, MAKERS Of dairy machinery,
etc. As proof of this, he cites the
fact that every bank il, Imperial
valley belongs to .he council.
While here. Mr.. Dutter will do
much speaking. Last night he
spoke to the Brawley Chamber OF
Commerce this afternoon he was 20
speak before the woman S club OF
Holtyillc, and on January i will
appear before the CaleNice Chamber
Of Commerce. \ date is being ar
ranged for him to talk to local
Rotdrians which will be announced
later.
Imperial Valley press., 1924-01-11

clusion was unanimous that the
Acala is the best variety to plant
as it has equal advantage of any
other variety, in large lint per
centage, having large stalks support
ting well its load Of cotton, resist
ing damage by storm, maturing
early, usually having open cotton
in from 80 to 100 days after plant
ing, producing fully as large yield
per acre and with the very favor
able advantage of longer staple
than the ordinary short varieties
and yet not too long to become Il
handicap in marketing.
Acala is Popular
"All the parties interested in the
ella Bend Project have long and
very successful experiences in prop
erly marketing the short staple cot
tons and know the favorable dispo-
s.tion of the mills to buy Acala,
usually ut a substantial premium
over the other short cotton and
this fact, together with the many
other advantage above enumerated
caused them to definitely decide
upon planting the Acala.
"Stevens, Smith and Behrman
have just received letter from Il
large cotton merchant who has been
handling very large quantities of
Arizona and California cotton for
about ten years, in which he indi-
Gates a desire to buy short cotton
for fall delivery and states, posi-
Imperial Valley press., 1924-01-11
nth NATIONAL
ORANGE SHOW
TO BE WINNER

California s greatest midwinter
event, the Fourteenth National
Orange Show will be held i'll San
Bernardino February 1926. All in
dications point to the greatest cit
rus exposition III the history Of the
organization.
For many months the orange
show officials headed by President
j. Dale Gentry, and General Man
ager R. II. Mack have been busy
making plans for the Forthcoming
show. The result is that il will
easily surpass all previous shows.
Due to a demand for space for
feature exhibits from many com
munities that previously have not
exhibited at the show, ii became
necessarily to enlarge the great fruit
tent. 1t is announced that there
win be II feature displays.
The finest automobile show in
the southland next to the Los An
geles show is also assured. A new
department that viii be Of interest
to the fruit growers Is the depart
ment of citrus research and eXten-
sion. Here will be shown latest
methods of frost prevention, pest
control, pruning methods viii be
demonstrated, nursery stock will
be exhibited and there will be not
I'd citriculture experts on hand who
will give lectures on every phase
of the citrus industry. Cooperat-
ing are the departments Of agricul-
ture at Washington and Berkeley,
citrus experiment station, county
horticultural commissioners and cit
rus experts.
Announcement is also made that
-the famous Santa Monica band of
40 pieces under Tommasino viii
head the amusement features. Many
other splendid entertainment fea-
lures have been provided.
Imperial Valley press., 1924-01-11
FIFTEEN YEARS AGO
January II, 1909

&. 4. Parkyns c&me down from
Brentwood to spend several day.
on his ranch near Holtville. He is
planning to put ont q numbr of
trees in the spring,
The Brawley school board pur-
chased the entire block northwest OF
the Plaza and adopted plans for a
school building to be l6c feet long
with wings from either end which
will be IS feet long.
The new hotel 1t Hebcr has been
leased by the Imperial Valley I'm
proyement company to II. Hunnmell
Of Col,on and is now open for bust.
ness.
Imperial Valley press., 1924-01-11
F0OthiIl Bandit
Reward Doubled
By D. Fairbanks
BY United Press Leased Wire

LOS ANGELES, Jan. l1.-Search
for Harry J. Dunlap, notorious
" badge bandit was quickened to-
day by information that the much
wanted criminal had threatened the
lives of Douglas Fairbanks and
Mary Pickford, film stars.
The PLAYERS fine home, Pick
fair in the. exclusive Beverly Hills
district, is tnder 4 heavy guard Of
deputy sheriffs. Fairbanks has
doubled the reward outstanding for
Dunlap's arrest and aided in hav-
ing his picture and description
thrown on motron picture screens
throughout Southern California.
Dunlap, also known as the foot
hill bandit" is said to have threat
ened the famous movie folk after
he was denied employment at their
stLuio.
Imperial Valley press., 1924-01-11
McCABE

McCABE, Jan. If.-Miss Mamie
Bourg of Colorado is expected 10 ar
rive Friday to take up her duties
next week as teacher of the first
and second grade.
Mr.. and Mrs. Herbert McWIlliams
have moved to their new home on
the boundary road three miles west
of Calexico.
Mr.. and Mrs. Roy Hasha and Mr..
and Mrs. Charles Hasha are in the
valley from the coast and are visit
ing at the home of Mr.. and Mrs.
c. c. Bogue. Both Mrs. Hashas are
daughters OF Mr. and Mrs. Bogue.
Roy Hasha was formerly connected
with the First National bank Of FL
Centre and all have a wide circle
Of friends in the valley.
Mr.. and Mrs. L. ". Settle motored
to Lakeside for a visit with their
daughter, Mrs. c. II. Foster Of that
city. Mr.. and Mrs Settle recently
returned to the valley after an ex
tensive trip through the middle west.
Among those attending the lecture
on trachoma which was held at the
Wilson school on Tuesday evening
were noted: Mr. and Mrs. II. II
Hoppin, MI and Mrs. George Aus
tin, Messrs. Fred Paine and Waiter
Paine.
The American Legion VIII give
dance at McCabe Friday evening
January il, to raise funds for the
purpose of sending delegate to
Washington TO work on the Swing
johnson bill.
Imperial Valley press., 1924-01-11
Bedtime Stories
Copyright, 1923, by Mcclure
Newspaper Syndicate
BY HOWARD r. GARIS
UNCLE wIGGILY IN THE ATTIC

Dear me, I just dread doing it! -
eyclaimed Nurse Jane Fuzzy WuzZy
in the hollow stump bungalow one
day.
"What is it YOU don want to
do2" asked Uncle Wiggily, as he
sat in an easy chair, twinkling his
pink nose. Don t YOU want to go
to the dentist 5 office and have 4
tooth pulled2 If it is ,hat don I
blame YOU bit for dreadinG it..
"Oh, it isn't quite IS sad as
that" laughed Nurse Jane. II
don't need to go to the dentist 5,
III glad to say. But l do have
tc 60 up in he attic and :ake Il
lot of things out of one of the trunks.
Mrs. Ringtail, the raccoon lady, is
going down to Florida fer Il visit,
and She wants to borrow one Of
our trunks. | told her we had sew
eral up in the attic.
so we have. spoke Uncle Wig
cilv. II saw them there he other
day, when I went up to get some
nuts for Johnnie and Billie Bushy.
,ail, the squirrels. -
"Wcil, must empty orc of those
trunks for Mrs. Ringtail, " sighed
Nurse Jane 1T is filled with odds
and ends and the attic is SO dark
aud stuffy-bV l suppose l mast
dc i.
"No, YOU need mott suddenly
cried the bunny gentleman.
''N hv' asked Nurse Jane in
surprise.
'Bec;usc I Will go up in the at
5ie fer YOU and empty the trunk,
Imperial Valley press., 1924-01-11
IMPERIAL
ny Press staff Corrcspondent

by Press staff Correspondent
IMPERIAL, Jan. 1l.-Ten girls
enjoyed a pot luck supper given by
the Blue Triangle at the home OF
Mis- Annette Damron /last evening.
Plans for future meetings were made
and various committees were ap-
pointed. Those who were present
were: Julia Bransby, Doris Powers,
Ina Lovcladv, Peggy Gates, Sarah
Salmen, Matte Martin, Annette
Damron, Louise Baer, Villa Heffing-
ton and Anna Bclford.
The evangelistic meetings being
conducted at the Methodist Episco-
pal church have been very success
ful this week unier the Leadership
of Rev. A. +. Schultz Of I'll Centre.
They will continue all next week,
with Rev. w. L. Dexter Of Holt
Vile in charge.
Sundays services viii begin with
Sunday school at 9;45 a. H., follow
ed by service at II, with DR.. viii A.
Belts, pastor Of the First NJ. L.
church in Santa Ana, speaking. He
will also speak al CalcAicO at 2:30 p.
IA. in the afternoon.
Epworh league at G:4J p. m. viii
be followed by the eyenhlg service
at 1880
Imperial Valley press., 1924-01-11
Crude Oil Output
In State Drops
2O,O5O Bbls. Day

NEW YORK, Jan. l1.-Cnited
States crude oA ouput was 1,sA4 ,050
barrels daily in the week ending
january >, or 1900 barrels dailr
below the preceding week, the Ann
erican Petroleum Institute reports.
California, Wyoming Montana
and Oklahoma accounted fo- the
greater part of the reduction iu
crude oil production in the week
ended January ;. There was 4 drop
Of 2C,050 barrels day in California,
which averaged 7cO, 800 barrels dai-
ly. Santa Fe Springs field, II Los
Angeles basin, yielded 10000 a day
less than in the preceding week.