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Amerikai Magyar hirlap = American Magyar journal. [volume] (Youngstown, Ohio) 1911-1942, 1924-08-07
A MAGYAR REPUBLIKANUS
KLUB VASARNAPI GYULESE.
EGYRE JoBBAN No Az 0NTUDA-
Tos MAGYAR POLGAROK SzAMA.
AZ egyhazak vezet6it kikiild0tt bi-
zottsag k6rte fel egyiittmik0desre -
vasarnap d6lutan Macy nepgytilest rem
dee a Klub.

A Magyar Republicans Klub
mut szombaton tartotta gyiileset
a Kossuth Kor helyisegeben.
Orommel jegyezziik fel ,hogy ezen
a gyiilesen nagy szammal vettek
reszt pofgartestvereink, akik veg
re megertik, hogy ez szervezke-
DIES egyes egyediil csak az )
erdekiikben t0rtenik.
A gyiiles elhatarozta, hogy egy
kikiildott bizottsag utjan felke-
ri helybeli magyar egyhazak
vezet6it, hogy szoszekb6l hivjak
fel a hivek figyelmet a k3zeled6
valasztasokra S egyben tegyek
minden egyes magyar pclgar k0-
telessegeve, hogy a valasztasok al
kalmaval szavazati jogat gyako-
rolja.
Debr6czky Andras a ref orma.
tus egyhaz, Brogli Tgnac es Ebar
Ferenc a rom. kath. egyhaz, Hor-
vath Vilmos a g0r. kath. egyhaz
vezetojehez lett kikiildve ennek
a keresnek tolmacsolasara.
A Klub egyhangulag elhataroz-
ia, hogy augusztus 10-en, vasar-
nap delutan 3 oral kezdettel a
Kossuth Kor nagytermeben nyil-
vanos nepgyiiNst tart, melyre
ezuton hiv meg cls3sorban min
den polgart, valamint minden er-
dekl6d6t. -.
Ezen gyiilesen fogjak .megva
lasztani keriileti, valamint sza-
o-b6a6 aaagAizot ttakat ,-alsils -as
augustus 12-iki valasztasok al
kalmaval k0zremiik0dni fognak
A gyiilesen az el3valasztasok je-
l0ltjei a hallgat6sag el6tt el6szo-
val ismertetik iranyelveiket. Ki-
vanatos dolog lenne, ha ezen a
nepgyiilesen nagyszamban venne
reszt magyarsag, hogy evvel is
tanujelat adja politikai erettse.
genek, yalamint annak, hogy d
magyar is tud 0sszetartani.
Amerikai Magyar hirlap = American Magyar journal. [volume] (Youngstown, Ohio) 1911-1942, 1924-08-07
Mulatsagok naptara
AUGUszT. 10, vAsARNAP

AUGUSZT. 10, VASARNAP
A cantoni Iparos Egyesiilet
Piknikje Canton, O.-ban, a
Smith-fele farman.
AUGUSTUS 16. SZOMBAT
A SIT. Istvan Egyhaz es Egy-
let k0zos Piknikje az Ohio
Works Steeltoni Play Gro
undjan.
AUGUSTUS 16, SZOMBAT
A Rakoczi Egylet sharoni 49,
TX osztalyanak Szegfii Balja
a Menenchor Hallban, Sha-
ron, Pa.-ban.
AUGUST. II, vASARNAP
A Nilesi Ref. Ifjusagi K0r
miisoros ismerkedesi est4lye
templom alatti helyiseg-
ben, Niles, O.-ban. Kezdete
este fel Z 6rakor.
AUGUSTUS %, sZoMBAT
A reformatns egyhaz Piknik-
je az iskolas gyermekek ja-
vara az Ohio Works Play
Groundjan.
Amerikai Magyar hirlap = American Magyar journal. [volume] (Youngstown, Ohio) 1911-1942, 1924-08-07
Geo. B. Harris

Olvas6ink figyelmet ezen he
lyen is felhivjuk ARA a hirdetes-
re, mely mai szamunk negyedik
oldalan van elhelyezve. A hirde-
tes, mely Geo. B. Harris Ohio al
lam kormanyz6 jeloltjet ismerte-
ii rovid sorokban, mindenesetre
figyelemre melto.
A Harris kormanyl bi kampany
managere = Will. B. Jones, min
dent elkovet a jeloit megvalaszta a.
sa erdekeben. Will. B. Jones mil
kodeset nagyon sokan ismerik $
ICY biztos kezekben latjak ennek
a kival0 ember altal vezetett kan
panynak sorsat.
Geo. B. Harris tenyleg meyer
demel minden partolast egyike
a legkomolyabb jelolteknek.
A keddi el6valasztasok alka!-
naval, AIT hissziik, neve gyozte-
sen kerul XII a kiizdelemb0l.
Amerikai Magyar hirlap = American Magyar journal. [volume] (Youngstown, Ohio) 1911-1942, 1924-08-07

Lapunk f6szerkeszt6je, Meme
nyi E. Mikl6s, ketheti szabadsa-
CAROL a het elejen visszaerkezett.
F6szerkeszt6nk ,yakaci6jat csa-
ladjayal egyetemben Atlantic Ci-
tyben t0ltotte, ahonnan azonban
egy alkalommal atment Halle
tonba, q Verhovay Segely Egylet
igazgat6i gyilesere.
Amerikai Magyar hirlap = American Magyar journal. [volume] (Youngstown, Ohio) 1911-1942, 1924-08-07
FELH1vAs A YOUNGSTOWN MAeYARsAeHoz.
vasanap augustus 10en dutan nynos nepgyes esz
Kossuth K0rben - A Youngstown Magyar Republicans
Kub tagjai vaamint el6valasztasok jel0ltjei
ismertetik ez esztendei valasztasak 6ras
jeentoseget - Legyen oft mindenk.

Van egy nagyon j6 magyar kopo
nyeg Ez kozzaon lev6 olas ITALIAN egjobban rak young
owni magyasaga magyaank csendes pipagatas k0ben
gyelik vag sorjat ovassak apokat, mar ameyk
ogy egyataan nyomtao betH kezebe ell is gondolkoz
max ovasot dolgok e de tenni cseleedn mar
jland6k azntan obbzori gyemezees dacara nyakr
szaladnak ihozaho ennenek mndnt ITALIAN meg anyag
adozoka haandok vonak akkor mar kes6 akkor
csak ESQ utan - koponyeg''
Icy vagyunk valaszsokkal is Tuda mnaenki nagyon j6
ogy nit jlen szmunk ut6dankra mar majnem nyaunkon
6 Kukac veszdelem Taan zaban vannak avva hogy
len kdne vaa dacara kereseinknek hvasanknak
nozdunak ulne csendesen tovabb pipasz6 mellett
kevesek akik aerzk jelen5sege
megnditottak egy eereval6 pokai szervezkedest
kvesek megeszk maguke De hat hol 0bbek?
zamottev6 Youngstown pogarsag? vagy
ITALIAN ezeknek = mnden mindegy.
Ne feljtsHk cl azonban hogy vaaztasok un k6sSn
meyereget6s szanon banomozas akkor
megt6rt6nt dolgokon segiteni.
Youngstown Magyar Republicans Klub tagjai megtettek
maguket Ekovette mnent hogy azzak magyar polgaro-
kat tcsedekb6l eredmeny azonban keegit6
pogarsagnak nagy ree bn6s konny 0r6dk
ke fontos dogokkal ha maid elmegy gazan
ogja udn hogy nit cnalon avva keebe
saval esz tRztaban hogy kire anna
triasi entosfge hogy vftett myen Macy
lent6segu
sokan vannak azonban, akk meg szavazag sem utnak e
mem regsztrana AIT tarta mines smm szkseg Hat
mex azutan tenyleg kelett taanos tko vaasz6 jog
ramazott pogaeK oft fgg falon minep
honpolgar kotelesseg: @s ~
Hat meht ICY ICY megy tovabb is akkor
igaan bajok eszne akkor
mink ha uton utfelen oan lecsnyl6lg fognak nyatkom
magyaokro Kedden 12en sznek evalaszso
elotte va6 hetf6n ke regzrani mindazona
csenek bee vaaszasi nvjegyzekben akk eguos6
eszraas 6a lettek pogarok Azoknak regzranok
ujabban mask szavazas keriletbe k0ltozkodtek.
regsztralasr6 kedd Enthusiastically egyes oekrS
fog haani tudniva6ka mnden magyar m es no. poga pol
garjel6lt rdl6d6 gyaran a vasarnap harom
6rakor emegy Youngstown Magyar Republicans
Koben tartand6 nagygyGee Ezen nyvanos nepgyesen
el6adok meren fogk dolgokat koveten
40 elaras Az amerika sz6nook beszn ognak eoekrS
gnk eloltek eosz6va fogak smerten mgvaszasuk
k0yctend6 programmjukat.
Magyarok Vasarnap deluanra leht kfogas Legyen
gyuesen mndenk Hagassa meg szonokokat Legynk
OFT ne sagyobb samban hogy assak hogy agyunk ogy las
SAX, hogy egy akaraton vagyunk mndannyian
Amerikai Magyar hirlap = American Magyar journal. [volume] (Youngstown, Ohio) 1911-1942, 1924-08-07
GYERMEK PIKNIK.
Az iskolas gyermekek nagysz'

basu piknikje. - A ref. egyhaz
az iskolas gyermekek javara au-
gusztus 23-an, szombaton Macy
szabasu pikniket rendez az Ohio
Works Steeltoni Play Groundjan.
Ezen napon gyermek kacagast6l
lesz hangos az egesz Steelton. A
piknikre nagyban keszilodnek az
apr6sagdk, sziileik, valamint az
egesz magyarsag.
Amerikai Magyar hirlap = American Magyar journal. [volume] (Youngstown, Ohio) 1911-1942, 1924-08-07

AUGUSZT. "a, vAskRNAP
A Farrell es k0rnyeki rom.
kath. hitk0zseg Pilmikje a
Ples6-fele farman.
AUGUSZT. 81, VASARNAP
A Munkas Betegsegelyz6 Egy
let sharoni osztalyanak sxini-
el6adassal egybek0t0tt T&nc-
mulatsaga, Farrell, Pa.-ban a.
Slovak Hallban.
SZEPTEMBER I, HETF0
A Verhovay Segely Egylet nj
lesi 1O6-ik fi6kjanak Piknik-
je Niles, O.-ban, Samu Janos
farmjan.
SzEPTEMBER /, HETF0
A Kossnth K0r nagyszabasu
Labor Day-i Tancmulats6ga
K0r termeiben.
SzEPTENEBER IL, H1TT6
Az East Youngstown-i Ma
gyar Ath. Club B&lja a Crow
Hallban. Kezdete este Z Ora
kor.
Amerikai Magyar hirlap = American Magyar journal. [volume] (Youngstown, Ohio) 1911-1942, 1924-08-07
Ese71enyek

q
lasztasok. Hetf6n, aki mem volt
szavazasra regisztralva multi 6sz-
szel; bejegyeztetheti magat va
laszt6k nevjegyzekebe. Ha ezt
mem teszi meg, nem szavazhat.
Szavazni kotelessege minden
polgarnak, - ferfiunak es n6nek
egyarant.
Szavszni 'kett6zott kotelesse-
ge az idei el6valasztason minden
polgarnak, aki kiilfoldi sziiletesii.
Minden egyes szavaztat lie mem
ado polgar egy fel szavazatot je-
lent a benniinket gyiilolo - ku-
kacok szamara.
Ha gondolkozik, ezt magat6l
is belathatja.
Tehat, ha meg mines regisztral-
va, ngy ne mulassza ell AIT meg
tenni hetfon. Ha mem tudja hol
kell regisztralni, forduljon hoz-
zank,. mi szivesen es ingyen utba-
igazitjnk. $50
Mielott egyes jel0ltekkel fog
lalkoznank, .okvetlen kell,, hogy
egy eszrevetelt tegyiink a ma
gyar szarmazasu polgarok szervez
kedeset illet6leg.
H6napokon at siirgettiik a
szervezkedest. Amikor vegre az
megtortent, mindjart ellenszer-
vezkedes kovette. Egyesek - ugy
latszik mem tudjak szemelyes
hiusagukat es erdekeiket alavet-
nj a k0zj6, a kozerdek sokkal fon-
tosabb szolgalatanak.
A ket szervezkedes ngyanazo-
kat a jel0ltelet ajanlja a magyar
szarmazasu polgarok figyelmebe.
Gondolkozzon, miert kellett ak
kor ketteszakitott szervezkedss I?
A kifogasok, amelyek chang
zottak az ellen, hogy az els6
szervezkedes felvette a republi-
kanus nevet, mem al1jak meg he
lyiiket les meg inkabb felkeltik
AIT gyannt, hogy a szemelyes
erdek hajhaszat meg a radikalis,
bolseviki elvii polgarokkal is meg
tud egyezni. Egy k0zos szervben
( mindenki megtalalhatta volna a
malnkak1ret es teljesitett tisztes-
stges mankajAnak rnegfizefett
dijjat.
Az uj alakulat, dacara annak,
hogy avval a jelszoval alakult,
hogy mem republicans, megis
csakis a republicans elovalasZ-
tason akar reszt venni. EFT csak
republikanusok tehetik meg.
Ha az el6valasztasokon a Ku-
kacoknak sikeriil magukhoz ra-
gadni a republicans vezetest, a
mely most meg mines keziikbe,
akkor spkkal nagyobb hatast err
ne ell Is nagyobb benyomast kelte-
ne, ha az eddig republicans ma
gyarok nyiltan 'kijelentenek, hogy
ok egy Kukacok altal vezetett
partb6l kiallanak.
Szamtalanszor hangoztattuk,
hogy mi vegre egy tisztan mum
kas emberekb3l allo magyar anne
rikai politikai szerv alakulasat
es viragzasat szeretn6k latni
Youngstownban. Nekiink mar re
gen eleg volt gyanuskodasb6l
es vadaskodasokb6l. Tanultunk a
mutt klSerletelnek SZOmOru ta-
pasztalataib6l.
Most vegre megalakult egy
ilyen szerv. A magyar szarmaza-
su polgarokon alb hogy tnaguk
k0reb6l kiket valasztanak elere
Mi csak csendes szemlel6 sze.
repet akarjuk bet0lteni A lar
nyitva all resziikre. Tanaccsal
szivesen szolgalunk es meg AIT
sem yessziik zokon, ha AIT mem
k0vetik. Aki a part, vagy seer,
erdekeben dolgozik, fizetest er,
demel es AIT nyiltan vegye fel
Valasszak polgarok maguk ko
nil avnlof alxiL 1aottHhhat t,,d
Amerikai Magyar hirlap = American Magyar journal. [volume] (Youngstown, Ohio) 1911-1942, 1924-08-07
A SCENT ISTVAN EGYHAZ ES
EGYLET SCENT ISTVAN NAPI
KOZOs PIKNIKJE.
Nagyszabasu pot-pikniket rendez
augustus lean, szomhaton a ket
egyhazi szervezet.

A julius 4-iki piknik folytatasakent
lesz ez rnulatsag megtartva az Ohio
Works Play Groundjan Ez a1kalom-
NAL keriilnek maid sorsolas ala rend-
Xviii ertekes targyak.
Amerikai Magyar hirlap = American Magyar journal. [volume] (Youngstown, Ohio) 1911-1942, 1924-08-07
vAsK0 FERENC EMLEKE.

Augustus San multi egy eve an
max, hogy Vask6 Ferenc meghalt.
Nemcsak varosunk, de az egesz
Mahoning megye magyarsaga is
merte es szerette a megboldogul.
tat, aki mintakepc volt a becsiile-
tes, rendes es munkalkod6 magyar
embernek.
Halala evfordul6ja alkalmab6l
a csalad h6 Gan, szerdan gyasz-
miset szolgaltatott a Scent Gy0rgy
magyar g6r6g katholikus tenn
plomban.
"A meghat6 szertartast F6t. Su-
ba Ern6 plebanos vegezte.
/ Mi is meg akarunk emlekezni a
megboldogultr6l, aki joggal meg
Imperial Valley press., 1924-12-29
Missing Link Is
Found in Brazil,
States Explorer
Dy United r-ess Leased Wire

OAKLAND, Calf, Dec. ga
race of monkey men believed by sup
porters of the Darwinian theory Of
evolution to exist somewhere on the
earth S surface, actually do live IN
the upper wilds of the Amazon river
in Brazil, according to II. \. Snow,
explorer, who is preparing an eXpi-
diti0n to find them.
Snow says he has sufficient evi-
dence to convince him that the tribe
exists and that if he and his expe-
dition are able to overcome natural
obstacles in the wild country where
few white men have trod, he Will
take motion pictures of the people
and perhaps bring specimen or
two home with him.
a big game hunter sent Snow
photographs of the strange tribe,
showing rather small men and wo-
men, with protrudmg upper teeth,
m0nkey-like faces and tails about
eight inches long.
Snow expects to start ON hls new
venture about March or April. This
marks his second attempt to find
the "missing link. - His first eX-
pedition, into the jungles of Africa,
was fruitless.
Imperial Valley press., 1924-12-29
SPEEDY RACING
CAR IS BEING
HELD AS STOLEN

The sheriff's office is holding a
speedy little racing car, which APP
peared in the automobile races at
Alamorio Park yesterday afternoon,
and which is said to have been stol-
en- from Sheriff EvQns at Savannah,
Missouri, several weeks ago.
The car was driven in the race
yesterday by a man named Hunt,
vino operates Il small store at the
west end of the plank road, between
here and Yuma.
According to Hunts story, he OBJ
tanned the car some time ago from
one Thomas Murie, giving him in
exchange Il StutZ ear and n cash
consideration. Murie claimed the
racing ear was his.
Saturday morning Sheriff Gtllett
received telegram from Sheriff
Evans, advising that his racing ear
was in Imperial Valley, and asked
the local Officers to obtain it for
him. 1t is understood that Murie
returned to Savannah with the
Stutz car he had obtained from
Hunt, and that he and the ear are
now held at Savannah.
Hunt was allowed to drive the
racing ear in yesterday s races, and
it was later turned over to the sher-
iff. 1t is expected Il warrant will
be issued for Murie, providing it can
be proved he embezzled the Stutz
car from Hunt.
Imperial Valley press., 1924-12-29
German Madman
Killed Fifteen

BERLIN, Dee. 29.-Karl Denke, a
Silesian farmer, is believed to have
killed and eaten Is persons at his
lonely farm near Muesterberg.
Skins of the victims were used
to fashion suspenders and twine.
Police have been making one
grcwsome discovery after another
in Germany's new Haarmann
ease since Denke's suicide on
Christmas eve. a..
The farmer lured wandering work
men and youths to his home and kill
cd them, with cannibalistic intent,
according to the states attorney,
who has undertaken investigation Of
the case.
Jars contained picked human
flesh were found in Deuke $ barn.
On Christmas eve, he attacked a
youth with a spade but the intended
victim escaped. Arrested, Denke
hanged himself in his cell.
Imperial Valley press., 1924-12-29
Youth Attempts
Death to Bring
About Harmony
by United Press leased Wire

CHICAGO, Dee. 29-Ray John
son, a l7-year Old boy, has reconcil-
ed his father and mother, temporar-
ily, at least, although it may.cost his
life.
Young johnson frettcd because
his parents were almost continuous
~ fighting. He didn't mind so
much for himself, he said, but three
younger children We're suffering be-
cause his father didn t work.
And so Ray shot himself in the
hope that grief for his death would
bring his father and mother to-
gether.
1t did. His father today is look
ing for a job and has promised to
stop drinking. His mother vowed
to be more lenient with her hus-
band. ...".
But physicians at the hospital said
it was doubtful whether Ray would
recover TO enjoy the reconciliation.
Imperial Valley press., 1924-12-29
BOMB VICTIM
MAY RECOVER
Hy United Press Leased Wire

Los ANGELES, Dee 29.--Pos-
'sibil,ty that other members of the
family of Ernest NJ. Torchia, at
tornev, may have been marked for
q fate similar to his today result
ed in a special detective detail pre-.
pairing 10 open Il package addressed
to Torchia y brother, Louis A. Tor
ehia, which arrived at local eA'
press station.
Attorney Torehia was mangled
Christmas morning when a bomb
that came to him in bright holi-
day wrapping exploded as he opened
it.
Louis A. Torchia was notified
SATURDAY. that an express package
was awaiting him. II bore no RE-
turn address, and the consignce re-
fused to accept H..
Bombing experts and deputy sher-
ifs have been detailed TO opm the
package today.
Attorney Torchia is a little bet
ter - according 10 word today from
the Glendale sanitarium. lie Il
but is not permitted 20
nave company. Physicians say he
las an even chance for recovery.
Imperial Valley press., 1924-12-29
NORTHWEST COLD
SNAP BREAKS AS
FLOODS LOOMING
BY United Press Leased Wire

PORTLAND, Ore. Dee. %
Relief from the extreme cold wealth
er of the past two weeks was at
hand today for Oregon and Wash
ington but with it came threats of
floods, ice jams and other calamities.
Rain was predicted for today west
of the Cascade Mountains, while
rain or snow east of that range was,
expected to maintain Il reasonably
comfortable temperature.
In the transitory stage of alter
nate freezing and thawing Sunday
between the cold and warm weather,
many highway accidents resulted
or iceglazed pavements. Between
Kelso and Castle Rock on the Pa
cific highway, 80 automobiles were
reported in the ditch.
Ernian F. Horstman, %, was kill
ed when q truck he was driving
skidded on the ice and overturned
near Portland.
In the Columbia river shipping
was severely Handicapped by the
flocs. The passenger steamer Rose
City, which left downstream Sun
day morning, was delayed and fore
| ed TO remain in the river overnight
because of the hindrancc the ice
| presented.
The Pacific Steamship Company s
vessel, the Curacao, was DELAYED at
Martina 5 Island when She became
fast in the ice.
River boat ,raffic was practically
st Il standstill.
At kelso an unidentified man
was drowned when he slipped on
the ice at a boatlanding and fell
into the CowlitZ river. The body
| was not recovered.
Imperial Valley press., 1924-12-29
IMAM IN MILLION"
MARRIES AGAIN
BY United Press Leased Wire

CHICAGO, Dec. 29.--Ralph r.
Obenchain, the imam in a million,
has married II former northwestern
University coed.
The Chicago attorney, who two
wears ago flew to Los Angeles to de
fend the wife who had left him, ON
charge of murder of j. BeltOn
Kennedy, was married to Mabel
Sehmitz, 2l, a recent graduate from
the Evanston school here late Sat
urday.
1.-THE man in Il million met
Madelynne Conner, his first wife, at
a fraternity dance III the Phi Kappa
Sigma house at Evanston during
their school days. His second ro-
nance is also a elimination of 4
college courtship, Obenchain is the
attorney for an Evanston theater
and for the past year has appeared
at college tea shops and dances with
Miss Schmitz. Their meetings is
said to have occurred while they
were swimming on the university
beach.
Obenchain appeared before the
world III an heroic manner when he
dropped his work at the Northern
Trust company and rushed west to
defend the woman who had been his
wife, although Sine left him because
Of her love for Kennedy.
The jury was twice deadlocked
and Madelynne finally went free.
She declared that although she did
not love Obenchain any more, he was
4 man in a million. -
Imperial Valley press., 1924-12-29
WHAT'S DOING

American Legion meeting,
Wilson school. state officers
speak. Public invited.
NORTH OF 36'' at Palace to-
night, Belmont the hypao-
tist.
Cast of GA Night in Bohe-
mia" gya dance at Elk's hall
tonight.
my Man" at the Theater
Tulane tonight.
"Wagcs of Virtue" at Val
ley theater tonight.
No. 384 F. and A. M. meets
tonight, Masonic Temple.
American Conservation Club
meets tonight, Irrigation Dis
trict rooms.
Farm center meeting at Jas
ped tonight, j. ]. Deuel. speaker.
Imperial Valley press., 1924-12-29
NOtre Dame Boys
Losing Weight as
Great Day Nears

TUCSON, Ariz., Dec. 29.-Thc
Notre Dame football squad is los
ing weight and climatic changes
have not bet;ered the squad s play
ing ability, according to Coach
knute Rockne. The Irish will lie
here until Wednesday, when they
leave for Pasadena and the New
Years clash with Stanford.
Rockne hopes that practices
scheduled for this afternoon md to-
morrow will whip his men into
shape for the sectional contest. To
night the team and coach will be
guests of honor at a banquet, the
only evening in the entertainment
line during their stay here.
Captain Adam Walsh is in uni
form during the practice hours and
will probably be able to play ag.tins.
Stanford, Rockne said.
Imperial Valley press., 1924-12-29
Cold Wave Broken After Heavy Toll During Weekend
State official
Farm Bureau to
Talk in VuILeu

Present conditions among the
farmers are tho result of lack of
Organization, and the farmers de-
pendence on everybody else to do
his business +or him. J. j. Deuel.,
manager of the law and utilities
department, who arrived this morn
ing from San Francisco, stated in
discussing the agricultural situation
in the country. Mr.. deuel. will ad
dress the farmers and business men
of the district at special meet
ing called on Wednesday at 1870 p.
M. at the Wilson school and every
farmer and business man of this
district is urged to be present. Mr..
Deuel. is Il splendid speaker and be
sides his address, there will also be
special musical numbers on the ev
ening's program. Everyone who is in
terested in the fu;Ire OF the valley,
will doubtless be interested in the
message which Mr.. Deuel. will con
vey in his talk Wednesday. Deuel.
will speak st Jasper school tonight
and at the Brawley grammar school
tomorrow night.
Agricultural is the greatest Dusi-
ness in the world, says Mr.. deuel.,
vet the business of its operation
is turned over to someone else to be
taken care of. AS long as any
business depends on someone else it
viii not prosper. Conditions can
be changed, Deuel. stated, through
| proper organization and co oopera-
tion of the farmers.
One Of the farmer s greatest
J lneeds IS u system of farm cost ac
!: counting. The greatest difficulty
of the farmer comes from his lack
of knowledge Of what the actual
| cost of production is.
There is probably not one farmer
! i'll the valley who knows the cost
of the production of his products,
Deuel. declared. In the case Of u
trial the farmer has no books to
show his expenditures or accounts.
He neglects to take care of political
matter also. The farmer should not
control legislation but hi should
have his fair share of representa-
tion. Legislation can not help the
farmer, the farmer must help him
self, according to Mr.. Deuel..
1t is hoped that business men
will make an extra effort to hear
| Mr.. Deuel, Mr.. jenkins, manager of
the farm bureau states, as the form
err has practical message of help
for them especially, ~ well IS
farmers in general.
Imperial Valley press., 1924-12-29
WANT CALHOUN
FOR DEATH OF
EASTSIDE NJ AN
Jean Hudsan Dies From
Numerous GunshOt
Wounds

District Attorney I'll y this
morning filed a complaint with JUS
'.ice Mayfield of FL Centre town
ship. charging Jim Calhoun with
the murder Of Jean hudson in this
city last Friday.
Hudson died in the FL Centre hos
pital Saturday afternoon, having
been taken there following the
shooting No hope for his recovery
was entertained from the first mo-
meEts after the shooting, rs the en-
tire lower part of his body was per-
forated with shot from the charges
fired by Calhoun.
An inquest on the body was in
progress this afternoon ut the time
of going to press, when several wit
n Gses Of the shooting were present
30 tell the circumstances surround
ing the murder.
Calhoun, who disappeared imme'
diatdly following the shooting, has
net been apprehend Il as yet, but
both District Attorney Utley and
sheriff Gillett stated this morning
that they have hopes he will be
located within Il short time. The
sheriff admitted several clues are
being followed at this time, but
would not say just what they are.
1t is said the alleged murderer
S well known. not only i'll the val
ley bu. in colored circles along the
coast and his personality is so
conspicuous as to be of consider
able assistance in trailing him.
Many expressions Of regret were
heard throughout the city Saturday
night and sunday, following the
news of Hudson S death. Some OF
it came from white folks, who had
known Hudson for years and were
genuinely fond of the big, good-na-
tured man who always ready for a
frolic.
Among the colored residents Of
the east side it is stated that liud-
SON was not so popular with his
own people and the colony was nrac-
tieallv divided into two camps, each
of which was aligned with thu Cal
houn and the Hudson faction.
Arrangements Tor Hudson s fune-
raj were nc. completed today, but it
is believed it will be held W1lnes-