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The daily worker. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1924-1958, 1924-02-19
Lenin
By SIMON FELSHIN

In the Children's Homes
The orphans are weeping
For their father, who is dead.
The men of the Red Army
Stand at attention.
The men of the Red Army
Who never bow their heads
Are bowed with grief.
am standing in the snow,
| am there in Moscow.
We are eight abreast waiting.
My heart is lying in the snow
Waiting to see Lenin.
/ go by and look at his face,
1t is the last time,
Our leader is lying dead.
know in Russia
Humble women are wailing,
Men are weeping.
/ know in Russia
The peasants are grieving,
Because Ilyitch is dead.
In the whole world
There is mourning
In the homes of the poor.
: A rending cry arises from the lower
depths.
The cautious ones in our midst say:
1--WE must make Lenin's retreats"
We reply:
"First make Lenin's advances"
Our enemies say:
..Lenin, the Dictator"
Our answer is:
'benin, the leader"
The wiseacres say:
cts all over with Russia"
But we answer:
"Leninism lives"
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the destiny of European culture. If
there are not a series of successful
revolutions, this war will be followed
by other wars-the myth of the "last
war; is a fiat, injurious fairy-tale, a
petty bourgeois mythology" To-
day or tomorrow, after the present
war if not during tin this war or
the next war, the proletarian banner
Of civil war will rally, not only hun
dreds of thousands of class-conscious
workers, but also millions of semi
proletarians and petty bourgeois at
present misled by chauvinism, who
are not only terrified and disguised
by the frightfulness of war but are
being taught, enlightened, awakened.
organized, steeled; and they will be
prepared for war against the capital
list class of their Gown" country as
well as Of foreign" countries.
The Second international is dead,
vanquished by Opportunism. Down
with Opportunism and long live a
Second international purified of its
"deserters" as well as Of Opportun-
ismi
The Second International has done
its share Of useful work of prepare
ton in organizing the proletarian
masses during the long ''period Of
peace" during the cruellest capitalist
enslavement and the most rapid capi-
talist advance in the third part Of
the nineteenth and the beginning of
the twentieth century. Upon the
Third International devolves the task
of organizing the forces of the work.
ing class for the revolutionary on
slaught against the capitalist govern
ment: for civil war against the capt.
talist class of all countries, to secure
political power and the victory Of
Socialism!
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Lenin on DeLeon
Told By ARTHUR RANsOME

I ENIN said he had read in an Eng
~ fish Socialist paper comparison
of his own theories with those Of an
American, Daniel lie Leon. He had
then borrowed some of De Inns
pamphlets from Reinstein (who be-
longed to the party which De Leon
founded in America), read them for
the first time, and was amazed to see
how far and how early De Leon had
pursued the same train of thought as
the Russians. His theory that repre-
sentation should be by industries, not
by areas, was already the germ of the
Soviet system. He remembered see
ing De Leon at an international Con-
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looked, since his pamphlets were
written before the experience of the
Russian Revolution Of 1905. Some
days afterwards / noticed that Lenin
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(Lenin wrote this article on Nov.
l, 1914. The idea of the Third
international is expressed for
SveÌŒt = World. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1911-1939, 1924-06-18
Rychld nabidka.

Il nj Sc. Mano, della psknej
iabec." pravil koncipista k nej-
mladsi kancelaTske sile. bera j "a
bradicku. kdyz byli sami.
TAX 81 pospeste, pane dokto-
re. zabky Sc chytaji jen do svate-
ho Jill" smala Sc koketne Mana.
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IA CEST OTCOyU.
- R O N 4 N
Napsal Xavier de Mantepin.

Jindrich radostne. "Je to pre-
Ice jasne dost! Obzaloba jest
jen zdanlive presvedcujici. -
vereJny zalobce nezdal Sc mlu
viii hlubokym presvedcenim.
predSeda soudu kladl otazky
zmatene, jsa sam nejistym v
Dludisti tornto. Vypovedi sved,
k1 zdaly Sc ma pohled byti zdr
cujici prece nedokazovaly v
pravde niceho. Povrchni do
Jem vyslech1 tech mohl byti
Isnad: jest vinen!" avsak stu
doval-li nekdo process bedlive,
|d1kladne a klidne, jako prav-
mix jako psycholog, musil do
speti k presvedceni: "Obzalo-
vany nemohl byti vinen!" A
prece byl edsouzen! Jsem ale
potesen, re aspon ty soudis
jako JAZZ
'Nejen, ze soudim TAX" od-
tusil stepan hlasem vaznym,
stlumenym. "Jsem 81 tim L.
pine jist!'
"Jist?" opakoval advokat
udiven.
"Ano, jist, a tato jistota o.
pira Sc ddkazy nepopiratel-
ne" al
"Jak to? O d1kazy nepopi-
ratelne? Znas snad rodinu od-
souzencovu?"
"Ano!"
"A rodina ia, majic dukazy
takove rukou, nezadala po
celych dvacet let "a ocisteni
pamatky mucennikovy?"
"Nemohla, nebot' ddkazy ty
octly sc teprve dnes v rukOu
JeJl. dnes vsak rOdina ia pO-
treDuJe, aDy il podporoval We
svatem ukoiu jeJlm muz, KITE
ry by spOJoval s talentem
svym hluboke presvedceni.
Filchazim tazati Sc te, chces-
Ii byti muzem timto?"
'"Ja?!" zvolal Jindrich.
"Ano, ty! CT ned6l jsi pred
nekoliKa any, p1jcuje mi bro
zuru tn, ze kdybys,. mohl 81
zjednati nekolika jeste sve-
dectvi, re mel bys odvahu do
kazati omyl soudni, jehoz Pa
vel Leroyer byl obeti! A do
dal jsi: "Jaka vitezoslava pro
toho, kdoz by vec tn doka-
zal!" = Nuze,. chces slavy te
dosici? = Nutno vratiti cest
jmenu devcete, jez zbozhuji z
cele duse sve ~"
"Jak, Berte Monestierove?"
divil Sc mlady advokat jeste
vice.
"Ano, Berta Monestierova
jest vlastn6 Berta Leroyerova.
Pc poprave manzela sveho je-
il matka zmenila jmeno, ably
uSetrila ditkam RUNE nepri-
jemnosti. Nyni Wis vsechno.-
Prijimas tedy ukol ten?"
"PTijimam a budu st'asten
jiz proto, ponevadz pracuje
pro Bertu, budu pracovati
vlastne~pro tebe."
stepan, MAZE Shy v ocich.
chopil Sc ruky Jindfichovy a
stiskl il, rka pohnut:
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"Diky! Tisicere diky! Diky
Z celeho srdcei"

"Od zitrka," dodal Jindrich
':pocneme shromazd' ovati YES
kera svedectvi, veskere dokla-
dy." .,.
proc ne ,dnes jiz?" tazal
Sc stepan 1--WE. "Berta neni
odtud daleko, obyva pavilion
v ulici Universitni, kteryz jsi
nam tax laskave prop1jcil a
k nj dovedu te nejprve."
"Budiz, pocneme ihned! -
Jsem ochoten zajiti tebou
k MI"
Jindrich wal S sebou sve
desky ma ukladani listin, do
nichz slozil nekolik archd pa
piru a nasledoval stepana do
pavillopu.
Rene byl zpraven cd rama
jiz, k cemu Sc stepan chysta
a cekal u Berty ktera vsak o
prichodu Jindrichove nemela
ami tuseni.
Strojnik to byl, ktery pri-
chozfm otevrel.
"Bdi Berta?" tazal sc no
stepan.
"Ano, doktore, a jest v dob
re naladew
"Dobre! -fPojd'me tedy."
V male chvili ma to octli Sc
jiz u pozdravujici sc divky.
Vidouc vchazeti j ciziho il
cloveka, Berta sc temne "a
rdela.
Jindfich pozdravil il ucti-
We, jsa hluboce opravdove
'pohnut.
"Berto draha," del il Ste
pan, "zpravil jsem vas jiz o
tom, ze blizi Sc okamzik, kdy
cd strazcu zakona budeme "a
dati "a pomoc, ochranu a spra
vedlnost; okamzik ten nastal
jiz. Privadim yam Jindricha z
La Tour Vaudien. pritele sve-
no, ktery stane Sc i pritelem
vasim. Jste mu dnes jiz diky
povinna "a pohostinstvi, po-
skytnute vam v tomto pavil-
lonu, brzku budete mu jeste
vetsimi diky zavazaha!"
Berta podala advokatovi zhu
blou ruku svou della hlasem
Sc chvejicfm:
"Naucila jsem Sc vas, pane,
znati jiz die vypravovani dok-
tora a Renea Moulina. Vim,
jakeho dobrodini mohu Sc ma
dit cd vas a tuSim pricinu
navstevy vasi. - Stepan del
vam jiz ~nepochybn6, elm jsem
a co vse rodina nase musila
jiz vytrpeti. Wy verite, jak
vim, v nevinu otce meho. -
Povedete boj proti nesprave-
dlivemu rozsudku, ktery jej O
zivot pripravil. Prijimam, pa
ne, vasi sluzbu pratelskou, a
po cely zivot svdj, az do po-
sledniho dechu sveho budu
vdecna vam "a vse, co ucinite
pro pamatku mucennika a pro
SirOtu jeho -"
Rkouc TAX, Berta nemohla
pfemoci dele jiz pohnuti sve:
Shy vytryskly il z oci.
Avsak Stepanu a Jindrichu
zvlhnul zrak.
rokratovani
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MYSLENKY.

Je-li kuchafka dobracka. proto
jests nemusi byti cd nj dobry
obed!
Neni kazda pida lrodnou. Ma
nasi pIde uschne mokre pradlo.
Oc lepe jsou ma tom podplatni-
ci nez poplatnici!
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PRIJRAVUJETE 81
= DOMACf NAPOJ?

ZkouSka naSeho "Union
Brand" cisteho sladoveho W.
tazku pravym Zateckym
chmele,n presvedci vas, re NIL
zete miti skutecne dobry, Pc
nivy, domaci napoj. Zkuste jej.
Lahve kyartove "a S5c tucet,
Zatky a potreby k priprave k
dostani u
JCSEFA CROSSE,
1902 Union Ave,
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Sect ie kulatC.

Sect je kulaty.
Hospodaf: Kan tohle pove-
de! Vidyt' feznici prestanou ku-
povat dobytek. kdyz SC ted bude
della! ze psemce mason!'
Zadne starosti! Vsak on Sc
Made nsjaky professor, ktery zas
vynalezne. jak dslat masa pse-
nicon!"
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Tfeu CcIOU SpOIcCnOSu JSl
mi rex. ze jsem marnotratnou a
ze jsi mi musel koupit "a IS IT,
sic briliantovy nahrdelnik -
= Ale dfahousku, Tekl jsem
to tax Gse. ze 81 toho nikdo ne
vsiml. Proc Sc zlobis?
- Prave proto =. /!
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rovnez z nebezpeci vyvazl.
INA ten cas- znamena, ze ra-
neny mohl pfi zivote byti "a
chovan, ac-li by prudke neja-
ke rozcileni nezruSilo opet di-
10 lekafovo. Zlosyn byl ale n.y.
nj, aspoh to odpovidati ma O.
tazky, jemu polozene. stepan
tazal Sc no poznovu, bude-li
miti odvahu obviniti sebe sa-
ma, aby ocistil pamatku Pa
via Leroyera.
"Ano!" zvolal Jan Ctvrtek
ted skorem radostne. "Prisa-
hal jsem tax prisaham tax
znovu!"
stepan Loriot nebyl vsak
prost starosti. Esterka po ope-
raci jeho byla zachvacena vel
mi prudkou horeckou. Horsic
Sc den ode dne, horecka ia mo
hla sklatti chorou kazdym O.
kamzikem. Tragicka udalost
tato byla by odnala lekari nej
mocnejsi, jak doufal, prostre-
dek odhaliti tajemstvi minulo-
sti.
Pochopime tedy, re po nav
vsteve Jana Ctvrtka mlady
lekar kvapil dnes u velikem
nepokoji do ustavu charenton-
skeho.
Zde ale cekalo no radostne
prekvapeni.
Domaci lekar sdelil mu, re
cd vcerejsfho vecera nastal We
stavu Estercin6 zrejmy obrat
k lepsimu. Stepan special do
kobky jejf a nalezl chorou We
lice seslabnou, avsak "a to no.
recka Sc zmirnila. Zmizi-li u
pine, bude nest astnice "a
elfanena a stepan xvi potion,
.zdaz operaci jeho v duchu ze-
ny te Sc rozjasnilo, nebot' cd
one chvile Esterka nasledkem
horecky stale blouznila ne
bylo mono tedy pricine te-
to az dosud bezpecny usudek
uciniti.
Stepan vracel Sc dnes v
klidnejsi nalade nezli jindy do
bytu sveho, kde nalezl list cd
sveho stryce, drozkare, v KITE
rem mu sdeloval, re po til dny
bude dliti mimo PaEiz, jelikoz
poveze daleko ma venkov ja-
kousi chorou, starickou damu,
jez boji Sc jizdy po zeleznici.
Hned ale po navratu SVEN po-
cne pry patrati pc tom, kdoz
bylo dite jim nalezene, jez v
noci "a. zari 1887 do nalezin-
ce byl donesl. Odklad ten mr.
Eel lekaie, ale vlastne mic ne
maiil.
Stepan Loriot rozhodl sc
navstiviti tehoz jeste dne pri-
tele sveho Jindficha z La Tour
Naudien, aby pozadal no, by
prejal ma seoe ukol, sestaviti
udani, jez by Eerta Leroyero-
va a Jan Ctyrtek podali statni-
mu zastupitelstvu pricine u
toka, jichz byli obeti. Udani
ia mela predchazeti zadosti,
ably process Pavlem Leroye-
rem byl revidovan a aby pa
matka nest astneho muze toho
byla ocistena.
Vzav S sebou brozuru o pro-
cesu pro vrazdu neuillskou,
kteryzto spisek byl mu Jind-
itch zap1jcil, odebraf Sc Ste
pan tudiz lined k nemu do
palace v ulici svateho Domi-
nika. Mlady advokat lined Sc
tazal vesele pritele sveho:
"Co pfivadi t6 ke mne, no.
chu mdj?"
Muslin hovoriti tebou 0
vecech velmi vaznych. Prede-
vsim diky "a brozuru pljce-
nou, kterou ii zde Ease vra-
cim. >Proces ten zajimal mne
npSmirnG iako tv v9rim ! ia
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II hele. pani Mrkvi6kova. =
Zrovna jsem jela po tramwayi,
vezla jsem staremu snidani Sc
tkala jsem Sc tam bezmala va
sim starym.
"Jak to. bezmala?'
"Nu. vas ma piece c. 1871 a
ia jsem Sc setkala els. 1882.
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Ucitel: Go jest lepe snase-
ii: telesny ncbo duscvni hlad?"
Zak: "Dusevni hlad. proto5e
tslo mohlo by hladem zahynou-
ii, kdezto duse je nesmrtelna :"
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Zenskd Sc nczabfc.

Matka pfedfikava vecer pied
spanim ctyflete Helence modlitbic
ku: "Adslicku. mIj straznicku.
ostfihej mne -" .
Helenka: "-muj strazniGku.
ostfihej me = ale prosim pskns.
udelej mi mikado ="
Imperial Valley press., 1924-12-23
flNNEY GIVEN
GOOD WISHES OF
MANY FRIENDS

The meeting OF the Eastsidc. sun
set farm center last night WAS wcll
attended and 4. {. Finncv, nresi.
dclGt ~ the center, was the reel
Picat Of maHY good wishes from
neigh bors and friends on the cva OF
Wis departure Yos his new duties as
assemblY@an. lie and his family
leave tudnv Tor Long Beach where
they VIII spend the holidays with
relatives, Mr.. Finaev then con .iuu-
ing on to Sacrameuto for the opcn.
ing Of the legislature, and Mrs.
Finury aud the children returning to
their Wiley homo.
\ Ruartet OF eolored singers from
tAe eastside,' led by Prof. A. w.
Payne gave several splendid musi-
cal selections aad there were other
enjoyable numbers on the program.
The main discussion of the even
ing ccntcrcd on the coming 4arm
bureau drive, and the captain of
the Eastside district, Sam Robinson,
urged al present to be ready for
the opening dav Of the drive, next
Monday, ard keep up ;h" splendid
reputation Eastside has always had
for q large number Of farm bureau
members. the Eastside-Sunsct center
la.ing the largest membership of
any in the state, The members arr
determined to bring home the 800
prize bcjae offered COR the largest
marriage Icing a complete surprise
dur,ag the dglyc.
Imperial Valley press., 1924-12-23
LAST OF VALLEY
TURKEYS LEAVE
FOR The COAST

The last of the turkeys compris.
ing the Christmas shipment of more
than 1000 turkeys of the Imperial
Valley Turkey Rasers' association
were dressed ont today ut their
Sccley plant. For the past weeR
hundreds Of the finest specimens of
the great American holiday bird
have been dressed and packed by
the association for shipment to Los
Angeles where they will grace the
tables in the very finest homes and
hotels in Southern California. In
order to protect the discriminating
housewives or the chefs III better
class hotels, every bird shipped by
the association will bear the Blue
Ribbon Brand label. This cloth
label, which is wired secured TO the
leg Of the turkey has stamped on its
face the words: Blue Ribbon
Brand-Highest Quality--Corn Fed
Imperial Valley Turkeys-Dressed
for Christmas l924-Imperial Valley
Turkeys Raisers' Association-E
Centro, California. -
lhe entire Christmas shipment of
the association turkeys will be made
to A. KingaE and company of Los
Angeles. j. G. McCutcheon, repre-.
senting the company, while inspect
ing the turkeys being dressed by the
association i'll Brawley earlier in the
week, pronounced them the finest
quality turkeys he had ever seen.
Several Of the association mem
bers are leaving today for Los An
gelrS to make a thorough investiga-
tlon Of the turkey marketing situ-
alton in Los Angeles. The cOndi-
tion of the birds Oh arrival, the
opinion of buyers and general public
as to the best weight and quality of
birds, what the retail markets and
the consumers think Of the labels on
the birds, the possibilities of open
ing now markets, etc, will all be
carefully gone into. Included in the
party making the trip are Frank
D0wden and r. +. Sanders of Braw
ley; Henry Wood and f. D. Griffin
of HoltviIlc; 4. Il. Ferguson Of
Secley, and +. l.. Garthwaite.
Imperial Valley press., 1924-12-23
1000 Wait For
Second Coming
of the Savior
ny United Press leased Wire

LONDON, Dec. 23.-The Daily
Express Sydney correspondent
cables that POO members of the
Order Of the Star in the East y
have built an amphitheater on Bal
moral Beach, near Sydney in antici-
patton Of the second coming of
Christ.
Preparations for the rcappearancc
Of the Savior already have cost $G0,-
600, raised by enrolling members in
~ different lands.
Members subscribed from $50 to
$500 for scat in the amphithcatcr
on the beach. Some women members
are working in Sydney as domestics
and Mattresses in order to obtain
enough money to buy seats.
According to the promoters of the
plan, Christ viii arrive walking on
the water from the south towards
BaImoral across the entrance of the
harbor. The amphitheater is ar
ranged 50 that its occupants can
witness this phenomenon.
Imperial Valley press., 1924-12-23
FARM BUREAU
TO GIVE PRIZES
DURING DRIVE

A cash prize of 800 will be awaMl
cd the district securing the largest
number of 1926 memberships in the
Imperial County Farm Bureau, no
district being eligible to this prize
unless minimum of $50 members
for 1925 have been secured, accord
ing to plans just completed by di-
rectors of the farm bureau. The
drive is to begin Monday, Decembor
% and close ON Thursday at 5 p.
m., January j., 1925. The three
district comprise the north end dis
trict which includes Magnolia MuI-
berry, North End, Spruce and West
; morland farm centers; the south end
district including the Acacia, I'm
perial, Jasper, McCabe and Seeley
Iarm centers, and the east side dis
trict including the Alamo-Vcrde,
East side-Sunset and Meloland farm
centers. Samuel =. Rowe will be
; the captain of the north end dis
trict drive, j. l.. Dubois of McCabe
will be the captain Of the south end
district and Sam Robinson will be
captain of the east side district.
The prize of 800 will be divided
among the farm ccnters comprising
the winning district proportionately
! to the number Of 1925 memberships
secured by those farm centers.
Another cash prize of $25 Will be
awarded the farm center that Sc
/ cures the largest total number of
members for 1928, while prize of
j $25 will also be given to the farm
center in each district having the
largest proportionate gain over the
1924 membership.
May Solicit Anywhere
The annual membership fee is So
for men and $3.50 for women and all
membership blanks and fees must be
in the hands of the membership com
mittee before the closing date of
the drive. Solicitors or committee
Imperial Valley press., 1924-12-23
KelIogg's Bran delights father !
by bringing health to children

Poor little kids-they needed brar
badly. But they wouldn't cat ordi
nary brans. They didn't like them
Most folks don't. Then their father
tried Kellogg's Bran, cooked and
krumbled. What differencel IL,
tells the story in his letter:
Dear Sirs:
wish to express my appreciation
of your krumbed bran, which have
used for my ~..ildren this summer.
We had a great deal of trouble with
them through constipation, and bran
had been the most satisfactory rem
edy but they could not be induced to
take tho old varieties because
they disiked them so. They enjoy the
Erumbled bran and consider it an
essential ingredient of their porridge.
No one whose children have not been
troubled in this way can appreciate
y. the relief there is in having their
bowels move regularly"
(The original of this letter is on file
Imperial Valley press., 1924-12-23

men are to be confined to their oWn
districts during the first week, but
following that may solicit members
in any part of the county The farm
center soliciting the member win
receive the credit just the same in
the contest, regardless of the loca-
tion of the member solicited.
The captains of each district will
call the chairman of each center to-
gether and arrange the details of the
drive in their district. Manager e.
c. jenkins Of the farm bureau is to
assist in the work of gathering new
members during the first week in
whichever locality needs the most
and during the second week will
cqualize his time with the three
districts.
Following are the rules. outlined
for the drive:
Any membership secured failing
to have the necessary membership
fee Of $500 for men and 500 for
women accompanying it will not
count in this district.
Any person having paid the an
nual dues for 1925 prior to January
u, 1925, shall be counted IN this
contest.
1t shall be the duty Of every so
licitor to deliver q daily report tc
the chairman of his farm center TO
gcther with a signed membership
blank and advance all fees.
1t shall be the duty Of every farm
center chairman to mail Il daily re
port of all solicitors III his district
together with Il signed membership
address and all fees to the county
farm bureau to the membership
cnn1, mi 90
Imperial Valley press., 1924-12-23
SUMMONS
In the Superior Court of the State
of California, in and for the
County of Imperial
SUMMONS

ol SdIIlo1lla, ia anu IoT tAe
County of Imperial
Elmer Hartner, Plaintiff.
Burnet Burstein and Gabriel Della
Maria, John Doe, Jane Doe and
John Doe Corporation, Defend
ants.
The People of the State of Cali
fornia Send Greeting to Burns'
Burstein and Gabriel Della Maria,
John Doe, Jane Doe and John Doe
Corporation, Defendants.
You Are Hereby Directed TO Ap.
pear and answer the Complaint in
an action entitled as above, brought
against you in the Superior Court
of the County of Imperial, State OF
California, within ten days after
the service on you of this Summons
if served within this county; or
within thirty days if served else
where.
And you are hereby notified that
unless you appear and answer as
above required, the said Plaintiff
will take Judgment for any money
or damages demanded in the coW
plant, as arising upon contract, or
he will apply to the Court for any
other relief demanded in the Com
plant.
Given under my hand and the
seal of the Superior Court of tho
County of Imperial, State of Cali,
fornia, this 7th day of October,
1924.
C. G. MOUSSEAU, Clerk.
BY C. L. Williford, Deputy Clerk.
(SEAL)
Ross 7, Hickcox & NJ. I. Church,
Attorneys for Plaintiff.
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Imperial Valley press., 1924-12-23

dition to 4 bonus paid during the
first half Of the present year. The
three institutions are identical in
ownership.
The Christmas gift wiF be reeeiv-
ed by all Officers and employees, up
to certain grade, who have been
with the institutions for n full wear
Those whose service is less than Il
year win receive It sum apportioned
according to the number of months
they have served.
Ths boards of directors of the
two banks authorized the Christmas
gift at their last meeting.
Imperial Valley press., 1924-12-23
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Imperial Valley press., 1924-12-23
Handsome Gifts
For Employees Of
Local Institution

Two thousand, two hundred and
thir,y-five officers and employees
of The First National Bank of Los
Angeles the Pacific-Southwest Trust
and Savings Bank and the First
Securities Company will receive Il
Christmas gift today Of omc-half of
one month s salary. This is N I'D